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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
5
This list catalogs etiquette guidance across dining dress and social occasions. It covers weddings travel and party planning, plus foods from apples to desserts and several cookbook topics. It also includes games, dances, bridge and social event ideas.
Hog market opens 10 to 20 cents higher than Thursday with strong demand. Prices for 150 to 275 pound hogs run from 10.65 to 11.30 with top at 11.35. Receipts include 4,000 holdovers and 772. Cattle and veal mostly steady. calves 700. Sheep trends higher. Chicago hog receipts total 14,000 with 1,500 directs.
Cash grain close shows Wheat No 3 hard 1.02 sample grade hard 85c No 2 northern 1.00 and others with mixed No 1 1.02. Corn values vary by grade with No 4 mid 70s. oats 22 4c. rye 2 with barley around 60s. Primary receipts and ship- ments for Wheat, Corn, and Oats listed. Butter eggs hay figures given.
Chicago hogs rise to top around 11.50 while cattle trade steadies or slides slightly in several markets. Receipts and weights vary by market with buyers noting uneven demand and strong butcher and veal values amid persistent weekly shifts.
United Presse reports March 7 closing prices and net changes for principal stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The brief lists movers and tabled figures reflecting daily market activity.
In New York cotton rose briefly on short covering and buying by spot houses, with May at 14 55 after earlier 14 50 in out of town trade from mills in the Carolinas. The market then pulled back on profit taking and local selling amid uncertain news and wider economic factors.
In New York trading on March 7 the tariff bill prospect and easy credit conditions sparked a buoyant session across stock classes. Bank weekly returns show rising commercial borrowings signaling spring expansion, with potential easing in auto and copper curtailment and possible inventory corrections.
Chicago March 7 The Board of Trade stayed unsettled as conflicting crop reports and shifting market sentiment kept traders in flux. Wheat finished roughly unchanged to lower while corn fell about one half to one cent and oats held firm amid strong provisions. High winds in Kansas Nebraska raised crop damage fears and reports of a severe Texas wind storm. Receipts totaled eight cars for the day.
Cash grain bids listed by the Indianapolis Board of Trade show No 2 red wheat at 1.07 to 1.09 and No 4 yellow corn at 67 to 69 cents, with various white oats timothy and clover mixed prices noted. A total of 88 grain cars are recorded with several white and yellow corn lots among them.
A detailed listing of fruits vegetables and staples with prices. Items include apples such as Delicious and Baldwins, citrus like lemons and oranges, berries, beans, peas, peppers, potatoes, and greens with varying regional sources and unit measures. Prices range from under a dollar to several dollars per crate, bag, or bushel.
Country run markets in Indianapolis quote No 1 top quality chicken and capons with varying weights from 4 to 8 lbs and prices 23c to 30c per lb. Butter cheese and eggs show regional swings with No 1 butter at 39 40c and 34 42c respectively. poultry demand remains soft amid unsettled egg markets and steady to firm butter in New York and Cincinnati reports.
New York March 7 stock market ends irregular as profits take hold after industrials hit a new high. Radio-Keith-Orpheum Warner Brothers and other majors rise, while United States Steel and General Electric reach new levels. bonds strong on easy money and trading volume exceeds Thursday. Dow Jones industrial average rises 1.16 to 275.67. railroad average falls 0.27 to 152.71.
Indianapolis shows clearings of 4.86 million with 88 debits. Chicago records 86 million clearings and 4 billion balances. New York reports 1.34 million clearings with house balance around 161 million and federal credit balance of 151 million. Washington notes March 5 net balance of 35 thousand and monthly customs receipts to date 6.33 million with 7.02 million in savings.
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