Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices May 29
Chicago buyers posted steady to 10 lower across hogs and cattle as slaughter classes showed weakness on heavy supply. Hogs sold 160-200 Ibs at 10.00-10.50, 250-300 Ibs 9.75-10.30, sows 9.65 tops, feeders 9.75-19.75. Cattle and calves varied with weights 850 Ibs up 8.00-12.50 for common to medium, higher grades 11.50-14.25, veal 11.00-13.00, stockers 7.50-9.75. Sheep 8000 head, lambs 9.00-10.75, ewes 4.25-6.00, spring rams 12.75-18.65.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report May 29
Cotton market dull yet prices rise with American grades leading gains. Sales reach 4,000 bales including 1,400 American. receipts total 9,990 American 38,300. Futures close quiet and steady with May 8.18, July 8.07, October 7.89, December 7.89, January 7.90, March 7.95, May 7.99.
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Potatoes Market Report from Chicago May 29
U S Dept of Agriculture notes 33 new and 22 old potatoes, total shipments 923, dull old stock with very slow trading. Wisconsin sacked round whites 2.40 to 2.55, Idaho sacked russets 3.40 to 3.50, fancy shades higher. New stock in strong demand. southern sacked bliss 3.60 to 3.75, Georgia barrel bliss 3.7%.
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New Orleans Cotton Edges Higher on Rain Hope Despite Holiday Pause
Liverpool cables were up slightly while New Orleans opened down but soon steadied. July and October futures moved to 15.84 and 14.91 respectively as rains in the belt and short covering lifted prices before the holiday closure in New York. The market remained quiet at mid-session with modest gains from early lows.
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Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago May 29
Butter prices steady with creamery extras at 31 percent standard and lower grades around 28 to 32. Eggs totals 20,383 with no change in prevailing prices.
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Nationalists Defy Martial Law in Bombay Salt Protests
Twenty nine nationalist volunteers depart from Bombay for Sholapur to defy martial law bans on displaying the nationalist flag. Observers note a revival of nationalist congress energy after recent riots in Bhendi Bazaar and a Muslim quarter clash that left four dead. The Bombay congress plans renewed salt raids and intensified propaganda for the nationalist cause.
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Miss Amy Johnson Crashes Plane in Brisbane Flight
Miss Amy Johnson, 23, who flew from England to Australia, crashed her plane at Eagle Farm aerodrome While en route from Port Darwin to Sydney. She was not injured. The craft was toppled by cross winds hitting a fence. propeller snapped and wings crumpled though undercarriage remained intact. It will be repaired promptly to resume her journey.
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Presbyterians Open Cincinnati Meeting
Delegates at Des Moines for the seventy second assembly of the United States Presbyterian churches of North America consider merging the church with four other Presbyterian denominations. The plan has broad support as economic folly to remain separate. Denominations include the Northern Southern United German Reformed and Dutch Reformed churches. Amalgamation would total more than 8 000 000 members.
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Romance blossoms on world voyage on Franconia
New York May 29. The liner Franconia docked ending a world voyage. At Havana departure Mrs Sarah Delmonte announced her engagement to Clarence Saunders a young Memphis Tennessee businessman.
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Upward Stock Market Movement Shows Cautious Optimism
New York May 29. Stock prices edged higher in slow trading as professionals weigh lean industrial news and anticipate a substantial business recovery within months. Steel shares held firm despite scrap price declines while rail moving remained light. April Class 1 carrier gross figures run about 12 percent below 1929 levels.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather Hope
New York cotton opened steady with minor losses and gains as selling cooled on reports of showers in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Traders bundled positions for the long weekend while July edged to 16.03 and October to 14.78, reflecting small declines in a quiet market. Pool reports noted a 0.3 percent drop in acreage and a crop condition near 69.7.
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Peruvians Use Surgical Ants For Wound Sealing
In Peru some indigenous people apply biting ants to wounds to seal them. The ants grip the wound with their long jaws, are then cut away, and left inside the wound to aid healing.
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Hospital Meeting Closes 13th NC Hospital Association Session
Delegates closed the 13th annual North Carolina hospital association convention in Gastonia May 29. Hamilton C. Jones of Charlotte spoke on hospital board value rather than politics. Mrs. W. T. Best Raleigh state charities official and Bishop William J. Hatfey of Raleigh addressed the gathering.
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Messenger of the Gods Plea Rejected in Evanston
Evanston police ticketed sculptor Stephen Beames for speeding while transporting a statue of Mercury to a customer. Beames argued the figure is the messenger of the gods, but the officer noted even mythic messengers must obey speed limits. The case goes to court.
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Chicago grain prices end mixed on May 29
Chicago wheat eased during late trading and opened lower as large deliveries to settle Chicago May contracts weighed on the market. Wheat closed irregular to 7 1 2 cents lower. Corn finished 1 8 to 1 4 cent down, to 5 8 cent up, with little change in provisions.
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Indigestion Help Cited By Elizabethton Woman
Mrs. W. Manning of 148 Watauga Ave, Elizabethton, credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relief from severe indigestion and sick headaches. She notes long use for constipation and calls it the best vegetable laxative for home use.
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