Market World livestock review shows weakest cattle demand
South Saint Paul June 36 The market reports a sharp weekly decline in cattle demand with prices 25 to 50 cents lower across classes. Receipts expanded and nine markets posted a collective gain of about 25,000 cattle and calves versus the prior week as feeders declined into killer channels and shipping outlets remained limited. Steers sold mostly under 10 dollars with several cannery lots around 6.50 while heifers hit around 10 to 11.50. Cows sold heavy with many under 8.50 and total cattle near 29,000 for the week. sheep and lambs rose 25 cents as receipts averaged about 160 daily.
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September Oats and Hog Market Summary
Veal calves receipts dipped slightly while prices rose from 13.75 to 14 with little movement. Hogs were uneven. good hogs largely held at 15.50 to 16.55, mixed stock recovered then fell, midweek steadied near 15, with pigs and Wonder weights near 12.60 to 13.50 range and 13 to 18.50 spread, weekly receipts show Spain feature and general market fluctuations.
Great Lakes Recruit Teases Navy Life at Station
The Great Lakes Recruit edited by Ensign Waldron blends humor and sentiment from naval trainees. Cartoons and sketches lampoon daily life, from radio antennae and boot camp banter to a witty look at officers and enlisted men.
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Livestock market report from major midwest cities
Hogs and cattle prices recapped from South St. Paul Chicago and Sioux City on June 25. Hog receipts in South St. Paul 10,200 with declines 15 to 25 cents. cattle weaker with steers 7 to 12.60 and calves steady around 6 to 15.75. sheep lambs 7 to 13.60. Chicago hogs slow with bulk 16 to 16.61 and 14 to 16.4 for various classes. cattle 17,000 receipts steady with native beef steers 2.50 to 13 and calves 10 to 15.75. sheep 20,000 slow with lambs 10.25 to 10.65. Sioux City hogs 4,500 steady to 100 lower. cattle 1,220 strong. Minneapolis grain prices for No 1-4 wheat and durum listed from 1.45 to 2.12.
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Farm Estates Return to Uncle Sam in Rockford Plan
Rockford M June 25 Patriotism found its war footing as 2 098 acres across nineteen estates were relinquished to Uncle Sam for a new army cantonment. Local leaders coordinated land transfers with nominal leases while engineers planned site layout water supply and buildings. Army planning envisages a September city, a ten mile moral zone, hotels, roads, electrification and expanded facilities. The phrase the army first anchors a broad local effort with education, entertainment and increased traffic expected as construction begins.
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