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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
23
Cattle receipts 700 with a steady market. Steers vary from $4.35 to $7.00 depending on weight and grade. milch cows $25-60. Hogs receipts 300 with prices 4.75 to 5.10 for various weights. Sheep and lambs receipts 200 with prime wethers 2.75 to 3.00 and lambs 7.25 to 8.25. Calves 75 with veals 4.25 to 5.00.
New York stocks rise amid a broad recovery from a recent week shakeout led by steel and construction plays. Strength comes despite weak commodities as hopes rise for public works aid and naval expansion orders. Major names include Reynolds Tobacco, Studebaker, Phelps Dodge, Westinghouse, and Owens-Illinois amid a mixed trading day.
State Trooper Jack Bradbury and Constable Tom O'Brien located a heifer that wandered from the W. B. McQuiston farm along the New Wilmington road. Initial reports suggested theft, but the animal was recovered.
Market steady with moderate demand and supply. Poultry prices show colored hens 12-13 cents and leghorn hens 11-12. broilers 17-20 for colored and 12-14 for leghorn. turkeys 13-15. ducks 8-10. geese 7-8. young toms 10-12. old toms 7-8. stays 8-10. Butter and eggs firm with varied receipts. Vegetables show tomatoes weaker with heavy supply from Texas and Mississippi. cabbage steady with light supply from Ohio crates. prices quoted in 50 lb crates and lug boxes.
Colorado Springs officials say thieves who broke into a city isolation hospital stole bedding marked with the pest house insignia and will have difficulty disposing of the loot.
The P. L. D. Reading Circle will gather Monday evening at the home of Miss Alice Shelton on Green Street. The Ever Ready club will also meet Monday evening with Mrs. Amy Morrison at 303 South Jefferson Street.
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