Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Market Quotations
Market quotations from Baltimore and Chicago show steady to mixed demand across cattle hogs calves sheep. Baltimore wholesale prices list steers around 15.75 hundredweight, hogs 11.70 to 14.30, lambs up to 15.00, with various weights and classes filling in loyal ranges. Chicago reports 28,000 salable hogs and 19,000 cattle with prices mostly lower. top steer quotes 16.75, sows down, calves steady, and sheep bids weak to lower.
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Baltimore Grain Market Closing Prices
Baltimore reports grain prices for December 20 with wheat at 1.6834 and 1.7434 on spot and rail. Winchester Wheat at 1.64, white corn 1.36, yellow corn 1.24 per bushel. Mill delivery basis.
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Winchester
Market mixed as leaders pause after recovery
New York stocks showed strength in spots but leaders stalled after a recent recovery. J I Case and International Paper reached new high grounds while Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Du Pont gained modestly. laggards included Bethlehem N Y Central International Harvester and Chrysler with Pennsylvania Power easing on light turnover.
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J. I. Case
International Paper
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
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Schenley
General Motors
du Pont
American Distilling
Park & Tilford
Bethlehem
N. Y. Central
International Harvester
Chrysler
Pennsylvania Power
Cities Service
N. J. Zinc
American Gas
Glen Alden Coal
Chicago Grain Quotations Report
Chicago market opened firm with sparse commission activity. Wheat to May futures showed slight gains, oats prices rose modestly, and rye edged up. early quotes include Wheat December 1.70 5-8 and May 1.65 7-8 to 1.66, oats 82 for December, rye up to 1.23 3-4.
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Chicago
Bolivian coup gains control. press silenced and palace seized
Victor Paz Estensore and Bolivian youth groups led a coup, taking over the governor's palace and blocking access for others. Nationalist forces halted newspaper publication as soldiers surrounded printing plants. President Penaranda, who allied with the Allies in World War II, had met with Roosevelt and pledged Bolivian readiness to contribute troops if needed.
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Victor Paz Estensore
Penaranda
Bolivia
United States
America
Roosevelt
Detroit
Invasion Forces Sweep Over Rabaul and New Britain
Allied air and ground forces pressed a multi-pronged assault around Rabaul and New Britain. Fighter sweeps from Bougainville and Empress Augusta Bay clipped Japanese air power while raids at Arawe, Cape Gloucester, and Cape Hoskins disrupted defenses and airfields. Marshall Islands raids hit Mili Kwajalein Jaluit Ebon atolls, destroying zeros and small transports.
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Halsey
Douglas MacArthur
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Cape Hosvins
Midway
Cape Gloucester
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Jaluit
Ebon
Favors Taking Wage Dispute From Vinson
A White House statement said the conference contributed to a clearer understanding of the issues. The wage dispute with rail workers might be settled with concessions such as paid vacations more liberal overtime or layover expenses for days away from home. These layover costs are estimated at more than 500 dollars per worker annually.
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Fred M. Vinson
White House
Soviet Breakthrough Advances on 50 Mile Front Rumors Reach Riga
Broadcast bulletin claims Red Army cracked German positions along a 50 mile front to nearly 20 miles depth, routing multiple divisions and destroying large war material stockpiles. Moscow dispatch notes Soviet proximity to Riga within 200 miles as railways near Leningrad and northwest fronts come under threat. German anxiety grows as Col Ernest von Himmer reports relentless Soviet offensives with heavy artillery and air support. Soviet communique omits other theaters while German lines in Korovograd near the Dnieper Bend fail to budge.
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Riga
Leningrad
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DNB
Korovograd
Dnieper
American war oil plan doubles as Alaska defense resource
Allied chiefs of staff push expansion of canal developments and oil fields in Nome and Norman Wells as essential to a global offensive war. Somervell says oil output greatly exceeds expectations, with a 50 to 100 million barrel field and 24 million dollars left for the canal project.
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Nome
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Alaska
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Pacific
Somervell
Canal
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