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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
8
Classified page from News-Tribune with ads for roark family thanks, vehicles for sale including a 1933 Plymouth and 1929 Ford, real estate rentals, rooms for rent, business services refinishing floors, and a legal notice about Lee Tire Chain Industries stockholders meeting plus a Trust J. M. Meredith notice regarding land sections.
AP market roundup across St Louis Kansas City and Chicago covers eggs butter poultry and cheese prices. Also reports on hogs cattle sheep at St Louis East St Louis and Kansas City with grain quotes for wheat corn oats and rye and nearby futures and on track prices in Chicago and Kansas City.
In New York on Dec 1 the market showed a mild rise in quiet trading as the domestic gold price lifted to 34.01 an ounce. The administration’s price-raising program deterred heavy selling while professional traders dominated activity. The British pound gained about 8 tenths of a cent and the French franc rose slightly before giving back some gains. Grains advanced, cotton rubber and silver firmed, bonds were steady with federal issues easing modestly. Notable stock mentions included Du Pont American Can U S Steel and Chrysler among others. American Telephone fell a point after General Johnson signaled a wage and hour mandate if needed.
Markets at a glance show firmer stocks with leaders improving in dull trading while bonds, U S Government issues rally. Curb firm, sugar and coffee mixed as currency and commodities move. Chicago wheat falls on heavy Southwest rains. cattle active, hogs down 26 cents to a top of 3 75.
The Farm Administration suspended the December 1 advance, dropping the corn processing levy to 5 cents per bushel to curb surplus stock effects. Officials say the rate will rise to 20 cents by year end if markets can support it as processors urge restraint. Contracts offer growers guarantees for reduced production amid a $350 million program. California spent $163,000 in 1932 painting highway stripes. Football games seem more fun when attended by car and Autos for Sale ads highlight value.
A taped advertisement page highlights flowers from Hugo Busch and gift photography from Dungan Studio. It promotes Christmas shopping, savings club at Central Missouri Trust Company, fashion hats at Nancee Hat Shop, and jewelry at Phil Dal Meyer's East High Street store alongside entertainment and home goods from local merchants.
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