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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
6
Corrected daily markets show prices for eggs poultry various fowls and broilers plus corn oats wheat and soybeans with moisture levels and seed goods listed. Regional notes indicate New Ray New Straw and Chicago Grain standings with opening prices recorded April 9.
Wheat prices show May 94 percent, July 85 percent, September 84 percent with small changes. Corn holds May 60 percent, July 59 percent, September 59 with minor fluctuations. Oats edges May 25 percent plus a 4 percent drop, July 26 percent, September 26 steady. Rye May 52 percent, July 52, September 53 with minimal shifts. Provisions remain steady.
Cattle around 150 head steady to firm with choice steers at 1100 pounds plus 9 to 10 dollars higher. Calves 400 head steady with prime bids near 11 dollars. Sheep and lambs about 1,000 head active with clipped lambs near 87 to 89 dollars. Hogs 600 head up 5 to 15 cents with various weights priced from 10.75 to 11.25 dollars and roughs 8.25 to 8.75 for lighter pigs.
The Cleveland market reports firm butter at 35 1/2 to 35 3/4 cents with extras 35 1/2 to 35 3/4. Eggs steady with extra firsts at 18 1/4 to 18 1/2 cents and current receipts at 17 cents. Live poultry steady with heavy hens 5 percent and up at about 2 cents.
Radio station WLW timetable shows programs including McCormick at 6:30, Prayer We at 7:00, Home Sweet A at 10:15, Farm and Home at 1:30, Traffic WIR at 1:00, Vic and Ww around 3:30, Little Annie on WLW at 3:45, Call WL s at 8:30, and March of in at 10:30.
Scores from yesterday show Brooklyn defeating Washington in an exhibition and New York tying 10 10 with Brooklyn. Cleveland bested New York 2 to 10 while Binghampton lost 6 to New York. Boston defeated Richmond 3 to 1 and Boston topped Wake Forest College 2 0 in 12 innings. Detroit lost 2 0 to Cincinnati St Louis defeated Nashville 14 to 7 while Philadelphia 12 Judson Mill. Nashville beat Philadelphia 7 to 0 in another exhibition.
Schine's Van Wert Theatre reduces Saturday and Sunday matinee admission as an Early Bird Bargain. Wally Allen, local manager, says 18 cents for 1 to 2 on Saturday and 1 to 1 80 on Sunday, 2 to 5 on Saturday 2 cents and 26 cents on Sunday after 1:30, children 10 cents always. Shirley Temple in Captain January is first guaranteed early, subject to litigation. Other films to follow in northern Ohio.
Oklahoma City defeats St. Louis by six to one in a decisive game. The match highlights strong offense from the home side and a dominant pitching performance. Details reflect a clear victory margin and upbeat local reaction.
Myra North, a special nurse, has testified in the case involving the emperor. The proceedings focus on medical care and authority surrounding the imperial situation.
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