Market at a Glance Stocks Mixed and Hogs Down
Market at a Glance reports mixed stock changes, lower bonds as governments retreat. Cotton up on trade, wheat demand strong in Chicago, corn and oats soft to steady. soybeans mixed with new lows nearby. Hogs drop 25 to 75 cents, top 20.00. Cattle steady to firm with vealers strong. Kansas City reports cattle and calf activity, varied prices for cows, bulls, vealers, and slaughters. Wheat futures show modest gains. corn and oats mixed with seasonal shifts.
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KC Produce Kansas City eggs and poultry price list
Wholesale eggs and poultry pricing data from K. C. Produce Kansas City includesConsumer grade egg ranges Large A to Large B with 29 to 34 per dozen, medium sizes 29 to 33, hens and fryers weight classifications, and prices for butter Grade A solid and butter fat. Also lists farm fresh weights for hens toms ducks geese guineas capons and related items.
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Courtesy Derby Grain Inc prices summary
Grain and feed prices listed by Courtesy Derby Grain Inc include wheat at 1.99 per bushel, shell corn 1.02, ear corn 1.00, barley 0.70, oats 0.56, milo 1.61, soybeans 1.95. Poultry prices show hens 41 percent weight at 12, under 4 percent weight 0.7, old roosters 6. Eggs Grade A large 0.32, medium 0.30, small 0.25. butterfat premium 0.55, Grade A 0.52. Hogs at 18.25.
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Derby Grain Inc
New York Stock Market Ends Quiet With Mixed Leads
In a quiet late session New York equities showed irregular trading as early ad advances faded. Volume climbed to about 2.1 million shares versus 2.22 million yesterday, with most key stocks changing modestly in scattered moves.
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Market swings with steels leading gains in early trading
Narrow trading ranged about a point as steel shares led gains while rails rose modestly from yesterday. Best gains faded by mid-session and afternoon prices became spotty, signaling uneven trading momentum.
Perry Woman Rebounds After Surgery. Teens Dance Held
Mrs. Clifford Reusch recovered at home after open heart surgery January 14 at Kansas University Medical Center. Perry Rural High School teams played Valley Falls Friday. first team lost, second team won. Perry American Legion and Auxiliary sponsored a teen-age dance for the high school students.
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Community Events Highlight Local School and Church Activities
Eighty grade school students gathered at the American Legion Hall for a Saturday program with sponsors named, door prize won by Patsy Hurd, and refreshments provided. The Jefferson County Glee Club plans an Easter Messiah performance. A second practice in Oskaloosa drew Sherry Hurd, Sue Hurd, Joan Brunton and others. Sleighing parties were popular last week. Father James O Neil, Maryknoll, spoke at Masses in Big Springs and Perry, recalling Amazon missionary years and a gasoline anecdote. The Maryknoll Order was founded in 1911 as a missionary order. The Young Adults Class of the Methodist Church planned a chili supper. Mr. and Mrs. le Hupe vacationed in Phoenix. The Civic Study Club meeting was postponed due to a bereavement. Youth Week services at the Methodist Church included Nancy Frandle and others led by Rev. Walter Simpson.
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le Hupe
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Ike’s Crew Studies Jets at Castle AFB Training
Ike’s plane decision hinges on a switch to jet propulsion. Col. William G. Draper commanding the Columbine and his navigator and flight engineer began an 11 week course at Castle Air Force Base yesterday to prepare.
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Calif
Eisenhower
Columbine
William G. Draper
Castle Air Force Base
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