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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1941

Page

15

Selling Reverses Advances In Stock Market

The stock market sold off after an early extension of yesterday’s mixed trend. Motors led the decline with General Motors and Chrysler bottoming near 1941 levels. American Airlines also fell more than two points as many major issues slid one point or more before mid day.

International News Service New York Motors General Motors Chrysler American Airlines Bethlehem U. S. Steel Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck U. S. Rubber American Telephone du Pont Boeing U. S. Gypsum American Can J. I. Case Electric Auto- Lite American Shipbuilding Pullman Loew’s National Distillers Pure Oil National Biscuit

Grain Quotations Move as Government Grain Policy Impacts Prices

Wheat prices fall early on selling tied to government plan to offer 1940 grain above prior quotes. December at 1.23, May 1.267-8, with further declines. Corn opens down 1-8 to 3-8, May 83 7-8 to 3-4, soybeans down 5-8 to 1-2. Toledo close shows No. 2 red wheat 1.22, No. 2 yellow corn 79-79½, No. 2 white oats 56 42-58½, No. 2 yellow soybeans 1.58-1.59.

Nes Chicago United Press Toledo

Wool quotations show steady demand on varied wools

Boston December 17 reports from the United States Department of Agriculture show fine combing territory wools averaging good combing lengths bringing mostly 1.12 to 1.13 dollars per scoured pound. Ohio delaine sold 45 to 47 cents. Graded 5 and 44 blood Ohio fleeces traded around 51 to 52 cents in grease. Australian and some African wools remained in good demand at firm prices.

United Press Boston United States Agriculture Department Ohio

Livestock Prices and Supplies Reported in Cleveland

Receipts total about 1,200 with higher market across cattle calves sheep and pigs. Prices vary by weight and grade with light lights at 11 to 11.25 dollars, cattle steers 12 to 13.25, yearlings 10.25 to 12, heifers 8 to 12, cows 4.75 to 8, calves 12 to 15.50, sheep and yearlings steady-to-lower, produce and vegetables listed with per unit quotes including potatoes between 1.25 and 3.10 per 100 pounds and other items such as mushrooms lettuce and turnips priced by item.

Cleveland U. S Idaho Ohio Pennsylvania Maine New York Bakers

Pittsburgh Herd and Hog Prices From Market Report

United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes cattle and hog market details with price ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls. Hog prices span 100 to 350 pounds. sheep at 250 head with good to choice 15 to 16 dollars and common at 7 to 10 dollars.

Chicago Markets Report Bulls and Cattle Prices Rise

Chicago livestock prices show mixed gains with hogs up 10 to 15 cents and top at 11.40. Cattle and calves hold steady with beef steers 9.50 to 14 and yearlings 10 to 14.75 while stockers and feeders see varied ranges. Sheep and lambs also steady, lambs 12.25 to 12.75 and ewes 4 to 6.50.

International News Service Chicago

Prices in Cleveland market recap strike steady tone

Cleveland reports a steady butter market with extras at 40 cents and standards at 36 1 2. Eggs show unsettled conditions with various prices for shippers and government graded eggs. Live poultry and ducks list multiple weights and prices, while homegrown Ohio produce mentions apples beets carrots celery and celery cabbage with boxed price ranges.

Pittsburgh Market Report Poultry Butter and Eggs

In Pittsburgh on December 17, poultry prices were steady with heavy hens at 20 to 22 cents, Leghorns 15 to 17 cents, old roosters 12 to 14 cents, Rock springers 20 to 22 cents, geese 17 to 18 cents, and turkeys 24 to 28 cents. Butter held steady with 92 score at 36 cents and other grades around 32 to 34 cents. eggs were weak with nearby receipts at 35 cents, white standards 39 cents, and white extras 40 cents.

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Chicago Market Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry

Chicago market report shows butter at 7 503 tubs steady with varied grades and scores. Eggs receipts 11 003 cases with price ranges and fresh items noted. Live poultry mostly steady with turkeys hens leg horn and broilers priced per 100 weight across multiple classes.

Ohio crop insurance for 1942 sets record coverage

Columbus December 17 A record total of crop insurance policies will cover about 425000 acres of Buckeye wheat on 42000 farms in 1942. Premier estimates indicate yields between 6000000 and 7000000 bushels. Premiums are paid as wheat, totaling about 1100000 bushels for protection of a 7000000 dollar income. Wheat paid as premium is stored in the ever normal granary.

International News Service Columbus Ohio Red E. Rupert Rupert Federal Crop Insurance Corp

Food costs rise 1.3 percent in month. 17 percent year

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports retail food costs climbed 1.3 percent from Oct 14 to Nov 18, elevating the annual increase to 17.9 percent. Eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables led gains while cereals, bakery items and meats fell. No wartime price changes reported yet.

United Press Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics United States

Price bumps hit fresh produce and staples at local markets

Local markets report higher prices on new potatoes up to 35 cents peck and leaf lettuce 18 cents per pound, with beets 10 cents per bunch and celery 10 cents per bunch. Broiler and butterfat prices shift, while grain, butter and poultry sections list varied rates for buyers. Multiple items across produce, dairy and seeds show modest increases and stable wheat and grain prices.

Canton Pure Milk Co Tub Creamery Paul Overholt Pure Milk Co Canton Poultry Steiner-Hitz California Florida

Store Holds Christmas Party at Veterans Club

Hillman's, Inc. hosted a Christmas party Tuesday night at the Veterans club, 218 Market area, with 51 employees and their families present. E Norris Ecker, vice president and manager, spoke as a buffet supper, entertainment and dancing occurred. A week's salary was announced as a year end bonus for all regular employees, with smaller bonuses for part time workers.

Hillman’s, Inc Market Area E. Norris Ecker

Alexander the Great Used Snow to Cool Wine for Soldiers

Historical note claims Alexander the Great filled trenches with snow to chill wine for his troops, illustrating resourceful use of cold storage in ancient campaigns.

Alexander the Great

Wheat Penalty Relaxed Under Marketing Quotas Bill

Washington Dec 17 The House completed action on a bill changing penalty application for wheat under marketing quotas. Farmers will not pay penalties on current yield if not above normal for allotted acreage. Currently penalties apply to all wheat grown in excess of allotments.

Washington House

Store extends bonus to men in services

Thirty-one local employees will share a Christmas bonus presented by the W. T. Grant Co. for more than 13,000 regular and part time workers with over six months service. Amounts depend on length of service. The firm, operating 498 stores nationwide, will also grant bonuses to 150 former employees now in army training or on active duty.

W. T. Grant Co Army and Navy R. H. Fogler

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