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Although classical ballet had Us formal “birth" in 1820 when
choreographer Carlo Blasis published his book on danc
ing, ballet was not introduced to the U S until February 7,
1827 The Bowery Theater in New York City was the site of
the new dance form's debut with celebrated French ballerina
Madam Francisquy Hulin leading the troupe in a perfor
mandc ol the Deseitei Opening night proved to be much
more exciting than many theatergoers expected New York's
society ladies had anticipated an evening of genteel enter
♦ tamment However, upon viewing the scanty
As /t attire ol the dancers, ladies in the lower boxes
qa&J- 7 were scandalized and disrupted the perlormance
b\ leas mg the theater
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those who hear not the music. ,
t ,v Grate cheese that has hardened in the refrigerator and
use it to top casseroles or for grilled sandwiches.
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label) But even the
aerosols contain hydrocaibon
gases used as propellants II dd nee to boiling water
These contribute to smog fl in 2-quart saucepan
when they interact with sun llBring to boil, reduce
light Why not avoid aerosols heal, and cook, stirring
altogether' Look lor pump occasionally, until all water
spray bottles that deliver a is absorbed Stir in milk and
line mist without the added simmer 20 minutes, stirring
gases they're |usl as easy occasionally Add sugar and
to use as aerosols It V. salt stir well Continue
voui lavonte product cooking until creamy (about
isn t available, call or k 20 more minutes) Stir in
write the manulac- ,-Sj. vanilla Serve warm or cool
lurer You can make f\ Vi with a sprinkle of cinnamon
adilfeicnce Makes 6 servings
Chinese New Year, February 10
The Dance
German Rice
Pudding
14 cup rice
2 cups boiling water
3 cups milk
% cup sugar
'h teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
sale
ground cinnamon
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
STOCKYARDS WEEKLY CATTLE
SUMMARY; Compered to Uit week;
Feeder steen and heifen over 600 Ibi.
needy to $1.50 lower, lighter weights
steady. Trade moderately active with mod
erate demand. Reduced receipts partially
due to cold weather, snow, and ice in south
and western sections of Oklahoma. Weigh
conditions gaunt to mostly average, few
full. Flesh condition of feeders avenge to
slightly,fleshy, end fleshy. Quality of supp
ly average thru attractive. Slaughter cows
$l.OO-$3.00 higher, least advance on
Breaking Utility. Few slaughter bulls
steady. Demand very good for both
replacement and packer cows. Total of 235
cows and bulls sold. Receipts this week
4,633; last week 10,808; last year 10,447.
Supply consisted of 83 percent yearlings
over 600 lbs.; 12 percent calves under 600
lbs.; 5 percent cows and bulls. Prices fol-
J' OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER,
FORECAST
Northeast
Clear and cold;
ram and snow
west and north
then clear and
cold
Southeast:
Sunny and mild,
ramv and told
Honda, cold,
ram and snow
Midwest:
Clear and cold
snow clearing
and warming,
continuing cold
north and east
Northwest:
Mild and rainy,
snow mountains.
turning warmer,
some showers
Southwest:
Seasonable
ramv. clear and
warm desert
turning sunny
and warm, some
showers in the
mountains
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Wednesday, February 2,1994
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low with weighted avaige weight and price
in parenthesis.
Feeder Steers: Medium and Large
Frame 1; 350-400 Dm. (366 lbs.) $107.00-
$lll.OO ($109.13); 450-500 lbs. (483 lbs.)
$96.50-5111.00 ($102.47); 500-550 lbs.
(519 lbs.) $89.50-$96.50, several thin
$100.75-5103.00 ($94.81); 550-600 lbs.
(568 lbs.) $85.50-$95.50 ($91.91);
600-650 lbs. (627 lbs.) $84.2&89.25
($87.56); 650-700 lbs. (673 lbs.)
$82.50-586.75, lot $90.00 ($85.39);
700-800 lbs. (750 lbs.) $BO.OO-$84.75
($82.64); 800-900 lbs. (850 lbs.)
$77.00-$82.50 ($79.77); 900-1000 lbs.
(950 lbs.) $75.25-$79.00 ($76.33). Hols
tein Steers: Large Frame 2: 391 lbs.
$77.00; 599 lbs. $66.25; 657 lbs. $64.00;
710 lbs. $62.50; 750-800 lbs. (759 lbs.)
$60.25-$61.50 ($60.70); 838 lbs. $60.25;
850-900 lbs. (875 lbs.) $58.75-559.10
(558.88); 900-950 lbs. (913 lbs.)
$57.50-$58.25 (57.99); 1024 lbs. $58.10.
Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large
Frame 1: 400-450 lbs. (429 lbs.) $89.50-
$93.00 ($90.84); 450-500 lbs. (483 lbs.)
$84.25-$89.50 ($86.60); 500-600 lbs. (550
lbs.) $Bl.OO-$85.00, lot thin $89.00
($84.20); 600-700 (626 lbs.)
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Slaughter Cowi; Cutter, Boning and
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1025-1225 Ibt. 5-8 montht bred
$515.00-$605.00/per head.
THIS REPORT COMPILED & PRE
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LIVESTOCK & GRAIN MARKET
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