Livestock And Produce Markets May 12 Summary
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets report mixed livestock prices with cattle steady to firm, hogs higher in spots, and calves improving. Spring lambs and sheep show gains. butter and poultry prices varied, with ratings and cases noted across major regional exchanges.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ae Poultry P. R
U. S
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Virginia
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Local Market Prices and Feed Goods Listing
Local markets show price marks for bags of various weights and types of feed including corn meal, crackled corn, scratch feed, dairy feeds, mixed feeds and poultry feeds. Entries list price per barrel or per 100 pounds, with several brand and weight variations noted and some OCR garbles present.
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CME Ae
Ross
Redan
Issees
Ceseecius
Bartel
Ise
Kiocseseses Ae
Cccsressees
Scseeee
Eacaale
Stock Market Report May 12 Shows Slow Climb Amid Gains
New York May 12 The stock market opened with a slow ascent and mixed results as fractions recovered only modestly. Foreign exchange saw sterling at 4.941 a dollar and the French franc at 4.4850 cents with select closings listed for Allied Chemical to Woolworth and other major issues.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Can
Radiator
Smelters
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Edison
Corn Products
Gen. Electric
Gen. Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvectsr
Johns Manville
Kennectt
Montgomerry Ward
N. J. Central
Penn. Falrced
Southern Railway
Stand. Oil of N. J
Texas Corp
Union. Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Va-Caro Chem
Va-Caro Pfd
Dust storms lift wheat values in Chicago market brief
Dust storms in North Dakota prompted late wheat buying in Chicago. Prices closed higher with May and July futures edging up on gains credited to eastern sources. Williston Jamestown Valley City and Fargo reports influenced the day’s grain movement.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Williston
Jamestown
Valley City
Fargo
Grain price listings from Chicago Baltimore and Winchester markets
Chicago cash grain reports show No 3 red wheat at 1.263 4 a bushel and No 3 mixed corn at 1.271 2. No 3 white oats quoted 0.49 1 2 to 0.50. Rye and barley listed with various values. Baltimore reports wheat at 1.36 1 2 and No 2 yellow corn at 1.22. Winchester notes wheat at 1.31 and white and yellow corn at 1.15. All quotations reflect mill delivery prices.
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Cash
Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Princess Alice at Cincinnati Zoo Handles King Snake
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth visited the Cincinnati Zoo reptile house with friends and allowed a six foot king snake to coil around her neck and shoulders. Zoo superintendent Joseph A. Stephans praised her handling as the snake relaxed in her grasp.
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Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cincinnati Zoo
Alice
Lilly A. Freischman
Irwin M. Krohn
City Park Board
Joseph A. Stephans
Stephan
Vocational Agriculture Programs Yield Big Returns for Boys
Students in vocational agriculture projects earned an average of 123.64 with 4 508 animals and 126 169 fowls. They cultivated 4 055 acres and completed 3 955 supplementary farm-improvement jobs. Part time classes reached 116 boys across 12 counties, cultivating 744 acres and caring for 1 009 animals and 57 910 fowls, totaling 50 809 16 dollars in income for the period.
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Page Une
Ture
Howard
Homie
Can Stabilize Trade Continued Effort to Unionize Steel
The steel workers committee leading Lewis drive met J. L. executives to forestall a threatened walkout after earlier talks failed. Murray pressed for a wage and hour agreement like the one with U S Steel and 100 independents, saying any strike would not be a sit down. Regional Director Ernest C. Dunbar rejected a request to hold an election to determine representation for I & L workers.
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Steel Workers Committee
Lewis
Murray
United States Steel
Ernest C. Dunbar
Pittsburgh Works Employes Association
Conoco
Film crafts seek mercy from pacific maritime unions
Hollywood labor actions spread as the Federated Motion Picture Crafts seeks support from the Maritime Federation of the Pacific and the International Longshoremen's Association to back a closed shop and studio picket restrictions. Picket lines report spurned outside arson proposals as J R Robinson leads the front.
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Hollywood
Calif
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
International Longshoremen’s Association
J. R. Robinson
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Lutherans Meet Continues With Services And Talks
The article outlines a Lutherans gathering with participation by Rev. C Worthington Lowe and Rev. F B Line, followed by vesper services and a sermon by Rev. John H Fay On. Friday includes worship by Rev. C K Rhodes, discussions on The Educational Task of the Church led by multiple pastors, and liturgy by Rev. C E Seastrunk with Rev. R H Anderson delivering the sermon.
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C. Worthington Lowe
F. B. Linele
John H. Fay
C. K Rhodes
Snyder Allaman
L. B. Williamson
P. E. Shealey
Worship Services and Parade Mark Greenville Confederate Observance
E Cooper leads a 1:45 service with 2:30 talks by Rev. Anderson Kibler Santimiers and Cra on church cooperation. A four o'clock business session closes the conference Geo Dellinger rides in a parade from the courthouse to Springwood Cemetery for a Confederate memorial service and recalls Civil War experiences with the Twenty third Cavalry. Dellinger plans to stay in Greenville until early June for Stonewall Cemetery memorials on June 5.
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E. Cooper
R. H. Anderson
D. D
W. H. Kibler
George Santimiers
Frank Cra
Dellinger
Greenville
Stonewall Cemetery
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