Livestock Prices Fall Amid 1933 Slump and Tax Measures
The year 1933 saw continued livestock suffering as government taxes and slaughter policies aimed to boost meat relief hit farmers. Hog prices fluctuated, peaking around mid year, while cattle and sheep faced overall declines. Demand remained weak in many markets, with limited offerings at major markets and smaller centers inactive.
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Market Prices Rise in High Volume Trade
The market moved toward higher Roosevelt price levels with curb stocks showing strong gains amid war measures and improved conditions. Trading volume reached about 98.9 million shares as markets responded to economic and policy signals, nearing peaks seen in 1933.
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Currency and Shares Surge Across 1933 Markets
The text notes whiskey and Canadian liquor stocks rising as prohibition repeal spreads, gold mining stocks climbing with the weak dollar, oil shares advancing on stabilizing petroleum prospects, and a strong motor industry revival driving auto securities. Utilities decline due to fixed rates and municipal ownership trends.
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