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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
6
UPI reports Dow Jones averages by category with figures for industrials utilities and rails. Standard and Poor's hour by hour indexes and dividend notes accompany the market snapshot.
Cow and beef cattle markets uneven to steady with high grade steers at 27.50 to 33.25 and heifers 26.00 to 31.50. Calves fully steady with choice calves 46.00 to 52.00 and culls 34.00 and down. Hogs and lambs show softer and steady trends respectively with weights and grades detailed. totals: cattle 1000, calves 600, hogs 400, sheep 100 in receipts.
Wisconsin cheese market reports steady activity with fair demand and ample supplies. Barrel styles bring 52 to 54, 40 pound blocks 54 to 72, single daisies 60 to 64, long horns 58 to 59, midgets 60 to 64 and a half.
Kenneth C. Royall, 76, who served as secretary of the Army under President Harry S. Truman, died early Wednesday at Watts Hospital in Durham North Carolina after weeks of illness. A Goldsboro native, Royall fought in World Wars I and II, joined public service in 1945, became under secretary of war, then secretary of war in 1947 and later Army secretary in 1949 before resigning to reenter private life and join a New York law firm. He was a 1914 UNC graduate and Harvard Law School alumnus.
USDA reports 59 potato arrivals with 258 on track and 476 total U S shipments. Old offerings favor russets but demand softens. some Idaho stock held at Mercantile Exchange. Dealers note moderate demand and steady to weaker markets. Carlot sales show Idaho russets at 5.00 and Red River Valley reds at 3.60. Arizona round reds sell around 6.00 to 6.25, new offerings light.
Chicago prices held steady with butter at 67.784 for 93 score AA and 92 A and 90 B. Eggs paid delivered to Chicago remained unchanged with 80 percent or better grade A whites at 28 29, medium whites at 23, and standards at 24 26.
Chicago AP notes Wheat No 2 soft red at 1.59 per bushel No 2 hard red at 1.53 Corn No 2 yellow 1.53 Oats No 2 extra heavy white 79 Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.12 Soybean oil 11.75 per unit market quotes linger.
An OCR fragment lists company names and numbers across utilities, airlines, brewing, finance, and manufacturing. Entries include Central Ill Pub Serv, Central Tel, Evans Products, World Airways, North Central Airlines, Pabst Brewing, Wis Power & Light, and others with scattered figures and codes.
Richard P. Pratt explains how to guard against credit card theft and the new federal rules. He outlines impact of early notice, $50 first-use liability, and compares home owners policy riders, standalone coverage, and a fast cancellation service priced from about $6 to $10 annually, plus a $9 option that cancels cards after a collected call.
Madison AP legislators hear AFL-CIO advocate Helen Hensler urge repeal of 1911 law capping women to nine hours daily and 48 weekly. Ayer says bill helps end sex discrimination. overtime after 40 hours proposed with numerous exemptions. Restaurant group opposes, citing burden and records.
Wisconsin Democrats call for Attorney General to probe possible microphone bugging in the state senate. Senator Thompson denounces taped speeches and dossiers on legislators in a clash over surveillance and political pressure amid party disagreements.
At South St Paul Minnesota the cattle market shows uneven steer and heifer demand with steers around 33.50 for 1190 pounds and other lots in the 31.75 to 33.25 range while hogs 6,300 head trade actively with under 240 pounds fetching 25 to 50 higher and larger weights up to 18.50 per hundred pounds for common grades. Pygmy Negritoes of the Philippine hunt with poison tipped arrows.
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