Markets and commodity movements mixed on quiet trading
Stocks moved higher in a quiet session while bonds held steady and U S government issues stayed off the tape. Silver held at 7145 cents per ounce with grains climbing wheat 1 44 to 2 45 corn 3 to 13 oats 14 to 2 rye 2 to 3. Cattle and lambs weak to steady with varying prices. street sales show Texas white and California yellows at 2.00 to 2.50 and Illinois yellows at 1.85 to 2.00 for 50 pound lots.
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United Press
U. S
New York
New Mexico
Texas
California
Stock market advances modestly amid unfavorable news
The New York market rose fractions Tuesday as traders ignored a slate of negative developments. Steel at a 25 year low, railroad May income down, and European currency reform talk weighed, yet gains appeared in General Motors, Du Pont, IBM, Allied Chemical, Phillips Petroleum, and others, with Dow closing up across industrials, rails, and utilities.
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New York
New York City
London
Mississippi
Truman
General Motors
Dow Jones
du Pont
U.S
Benguet
American Ice
International Business Machines
Allied Chemical
Phillips Petroleum
U. S, Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
General Foods
Santa Fe
Livestock market report from Ogden trade page
Livestock numbers show cattle opened fairly active with grain fed steers and heifers steady to strong, other classes largely steady. Feeder grades bring 15.75 for 1083 Ib steers, 23.50 to 24.00 for some large lots, heifers 22.50 to 24.00, hogs higher with butchers 50 premium, sows 13.00 to 14.50, sheep trading weaker at weekend close with Idaho spring lambs at 25.50 and lambs around 25.00 in medium lots.
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Idaho
CHICAGO Produce Market Reports Live Poultry and Dairy Prices
Live poultry arrives 18 trucks and market remains steady. Hens, broilers, fryers and other fowl labeled by breed and weight with varied prices. Cheese and butter values show high scores and large pound totals. Carrots eggs potatoes and onions noted with track and street sale ranges and overall demand described as steady to slightly varied.
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Plymouth Rock
White Rock
California
Pontiacs US
Arizona Bliss Triumphs US
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Bliss Triumphs US
Bliss
Arizona
Oklahoma
Grain futures rise on soybeans lead gains on Chicago Board
Soybeans led gains with an 8 44 cent rise while soy futures closed up 4 45 to 8 5 cents a bushel. Wheat gained 14 percent to 2 45, corn up 1 percent, oats up 15 to 2, rye up 2 to 21. CCC bought 100000 bushels of wheat at Kansas City last Friday and 3600 bushels of rye here.
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Board of Trade
Incre
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas Mare
Shrew Like Mammal Horizon 1 Depicted Animal Link
Crossword style clues mix animal traits and wordplay across horizontal lines. Entries include shrew like hints and numbered positions with definitions for parents birds fruit drinks and zodiac signs. The puzzle weaves letters and phrases to form intersecting answers.
Dulles Says Russ Don’t Want War Now
John Foster Dulles, Republican foreign policy expert, said Russians do not want war unless forced. In a U S News and World Report interview he noted Moscow prefers diplomacy as Europe’s fear weapon fades and war would come only if pressured.
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Dulles
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Paris
U. S
Europe
Radio Schedule Highlights From Idaho and Surrounding Stations
A dense list of midweek radio programming across KSEI 930 and sister stations with morning to late evening shows. Includes farm reports, news summaries, music hours, soap operas, talk Time, and sports recaps featuring local hosts and syndicated programs.
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Ray
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Curly Bradley Gabriel
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Australia
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NBC
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Posepes Bay
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Ma Perkins
Fante Young
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Young Widder Brown
Hammond
Keith Kendall
Aunt Mary
H. Kaltenborn
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Henry Morgan
Archie Joe
Hickory House
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Tex
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Cote Glee Club
Navy Band
Morning Almanac
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L. Furniture
P.M
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Gem Valley
Keyy
Kate Smith
Sunlight Kitchen
Gabriel Heatter
Cedric Foster
Hello America
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Dottie Todd
the Fence
Queen
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David Rose
Bob Poole
Utah Playboys
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Mike Mysteries
Sardi’s
KEIO
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Intermountain New
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Galen Drake
Rosa Rio
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Nancy Cr
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the Paper Shop
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Dix
Kay Kyser
Addaline
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