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Dying Words ...
January 25 marks the death of A) Capone in 1947.
We don’t know the last words of this king of the
Prohibition speakeasies, but we’ll tell
others of note. Beethoven, who had been r
by deafness, said, “I shall hear in Ik
General Grant said, “I want nobody distn
on my account.” Haydn died singing '
preserve the emperor!” Cotton Mather
“Oh, I can bear this! I can bear it!” am
Captain William Kidd said, “This is i
very ficklC and faithless generation.'
Another poor soul put his last words 01
his gravestone in Georgia; it reads, “I toll
you I was sick!”
Last words are for fools who
haven’t said enough.
cs> Adda clove to the lemon slice in your tea, to help stave
off colds.
Corn Custard
2 cup* corn kernels (fresh
or canned)
1/4 cup flour
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
3 eggs, beaten
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons melted butter
Mix com with dry ingre
dients Add eggs, milk,
and butter Place in a
buttered baking dish or
casserole set in a shallow
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Carlot
Barf Report
JaMiarj 14k 1994
Rapart wppßai h y USDA
USDA NATIONAL CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES MAJOR PRO
DUCTION AREAS IN THE MIDWEST
AND TX) AS OF 3 P.M.
COW AND BULLS CARCASS
FOB OMAHA
2J LOADS REPORTED
COMPARED TO TUESDAY'S 3 PM
REPORT: BONING UTILITY CARCAS
SES STEADY ON UGHT TRADING;
BREAKING UTILITY AND CUTTER
NOT ESTABLISHED. DEMAND LIGHT
TO MODERATE ON LIGHT
OFFERINGS.
OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER
PROVERBS
m-
UT, BRK 2-4 430 LBS. AND UP, LAT
EST BSTB. MKT. 59.00 B.
January wet,
UT, BNG 1-3 400 LBS. AND UP. 2.0
LOADS. RANGE 64.00, LATEST BSTB.
MKT. 64.00.
no wtne you
get.
CUTTER 1-2 350L85. AND UP, LAT
EST BSTB. MKT. 60.00-61.00 C
BULLS YGI 500 LBS. AND UP,
UNQUOTED.
if you see
COW AND BULL CARCASS
CAP WEST COAST
MARKET FOR WEEK ENDED: JAN. 9
UT, BRK 1-3 400 LBS. AND UP.
RANGE 61.00.
grass m
January, lock
your gram m
your granary .
CUTTER 1-2 350 LBS. AND UP.
RANGE 61.00.
A summerish
BONELESS PROCESSING BEEF/
BEEF TRIMMINGS
134.0 LOADS
LEAN BONELESS BEEF MARKET
HIGHER; 85% FIRM; 75% AND 6S«
GENERALLY STEADY. DEMAND
LIGHT TO MODERATE ON LIGHT
OFFERINGS. BEEF WEAK ON LIGHT
January, a
winterisk
spring.
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90% FR, 19 LOADS. RANGE
93.5-96.0, WT. AVG 95.11.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED.
45% R, I LOADS, RANGE 46.5-44.0,
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75% FR, 6 LOADS, RANGE 71.0-72.0,
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63% PR, 3 LOADS. RANGE 57.0, WT.
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BULL 92-94, UNQUOTED.
BAST TK AND OK
90% PR. 12 LOADS. RANGE
95.0-97.0. WT. AVG. 96.13.
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15% FR, 1 LOAD, RANGE 94.0, WT.
AVG. 94.00.
CAF WEST COAST BASIS
MARKET FOR WEEK ENDED 1/W9B
90% FR. RANGE 91.00-95.00. WT.
AVG. 93.10.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED
85% FR, RANGE 83.00-57.00 WT.
AVG. 84.59.
85% FZ, UNQUOTED.
75% FR. UNQUOTED.
75% FZ, UNQUOTED.
65% HI, RANGES7.O-59.50WT. AVG.
58.12.
65% FZ. UNQUOTED.
50% PR. RANGE 37.00-40.50, WT.
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AVG. 31.43.
50% FZ. UNQUOTED.
♦•ABCDB AFTER QUOTED REPBd
SBNTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARR
DROPPED AFTERS DAYS OFNOTOsr
OR BEFORE IP THEY NO LON®!
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.
SOURCE: USDA MARKET NEWS:
DBS MOINES. LA. ,
Valley Stockyards
AlkM% Ak
Jawary U, UN
9appMi< By AMM
HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALVES TO
120.10.
VEAL CALVES, NONE.
VBALER BULL CALVES TO 125,00,
SLAUGHTER CALVES 32J0 AND
DOWN.
ORASSBRS AND FEEDERS
20.00-49.00.
LAMBS, NONE.
SHEEP 34.00-61.00.
HOGS. 200-250 LBS.. 45.00-49.00.
SOWS TO 23.30.
BOARS TO 11.00.
PIGS TO 3000,
HEIFERS TO 35.30.
STEERS TO 4200.
STEERS, FEEDER. TO 55.0 a
BULLS 33.00-37.75.
COWS. GOOD. 32J0-39.50.
COWS. MEDIUM, 27.00-31.75.
COWS, POOR OR SMALL,26.SOAND
DOWN.
HORSES, NONE
PONIES, NONE.
GOATS TO 72.50.
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