Poultry Price Report From U S Dept Markets Division
The Agriculture Department markets division reports U S Grade A extra large poultry at 0.44 and 0.42 for various sizes, No 1 quality live poultry paid by dressing plants in Winchester area, heavy breed hens, leghorn hens 18-19 per pound, leghorn broilers 24-25 cents, young hens 45 cents, young toms 26 cents, guineas 35 cents each, old roosters 15-16 cents, rocks and cross boilers 24 liters per pound.
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U.S
U. S
Winchester
O.B
Ibs
Red Broilers Price Range 2 Percent and Over
The notice lists poultry pricing for red broilers 2 percent and over and 35 to 36 cents per pound, indicating market rates for poultry products.
Grains Open Lower in Chicago Trading May 14
Opening prices show wheat corn and oats easing with commissions on the sell side. May wheat at 2.46 44, July 2.34 1-2, Sep 2.32. corn May 2.39 3-4, July 2.14 13 3-4, Sep 1.94. oats May 1.15, July 83 7-8. Also note the line about U.S. library holdings in 1639.
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Chicago
Oates
Baltimore Market Quotations May 14 Livestock and Produce
Market notes show apples, pears, and crates at 2.25 to 3.00 per unit with varied quality. Eggs wholesale 42 to 50 cents, receipts 26 cases. Cattle fresh receipts, cows 20 to 26, calves 26 to 31, hogs with mixed weights and price shifts, sheep and lambs quoted up to 21 for spring lambs.
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Baltimore
Stock Market Report Highlights Broad Advances
New York investors showed broad buying with gains of fractions to a point at midday. Leaders included General Motors U S Steel Studebaker U S Rubber Montgomery Ward Woolworth International Harvest er Columbia Gas Santa Fe Southern Railway North American Kennecott American Can Allied Chemical U S Gypsum International Paper and Standard Oil NJ Canadian Pacific rose 38 on 10000 shares while Chrysler Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet Sears Roebuck and American Telephone lagged.
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New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
International Harvester
Columbia Gas
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
North American
Kennecott
American Can
Allied Chemical
U. S. Gypsum
International Paper
Standard Oil
Canadian Pacific
Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago May trade
Early slow trade in hogs gave way to activity as top prices rose to 21.50 with good and choice hogs around 12 to 15.70. Cattle and calves saw a firm, active market with steers and yearlings higher, heifers topping near 31.75 for lighter weights and 33 for low to average choice cattle. Beef cows ranged around 20 to 24.50, with weighty cows strong to 25 and veal stock lighter but steady.
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Chicago
Acne Care and Prevention Guidance for Teens
Dr. Bundesen outlines acne causes and treatments, noting no single cure. He advises a balanced diet avoiding chocolate and greasy foods, weekly scalp wash, regular face cleansing, medicated scalp ointment, removal of blackheads by a physician, and possible use of drying lotions or X-ray therapy.
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King I
Local Market Prices From The Star Listing
Daily corrected market rates include corn meal in various bag sizes, No 2 red winter wheat and yellow corn delivered in city per bushel, barley and soybeans per bushel, and feeds such as egg mash cracked corn and mixed feeds. Prices shown represent wholesale and retail ranges for livestock and poultry inputs.
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Accrees
Sy OG
Broller
Cs Iestes Turkey Grower
Library circulation reaches four hundred men in 1939
In 1939 four hundred library books were circulated in the United States, reflecting reading activity during that year.
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United States
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