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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
11
Wholesale prices for consumer grade eggs listed by grade and size, with large grade A and AA quotations for wholesale, cartons and cases. Retail consumer prices provided for large grade AA and grade A, plus notes on poultry and butter remaining unchanged.
USDA reports cattle and hog prices with varied bids across multiple classes. Calves and heifers show broad ranges. hogs slow with slight declines, best hogs near 17.50, light weights around 17.00, sows 16.25 to 16.50.
New York Aug 30 cot futures move moderately with a 2 percent uptick on export prospects. Brazil's embargo on cotton impacts outlook as prices edge up with close series shown for Oct Dec May and July. Middling spot quoted at 37.12.
Legal notice dated August 26 1946 states sale set for October 9 1946 at 11 00 a m at the City Hall Tucson Arizona. City authorities will proceed under mayor and council instructions to sell described property.
New York August 3 Free exchange rates show Britain at 97 06 in dollars and 4 in Canadian. Argentina unchanged at 24 75. Brazil 5 50. Mexico 29 65. Francs and Swiss francs listed with small changes.
Public auction to sell at the City Hall Tucson Arizona parcels described as streets and alleys in a division of Blocks 3 and parts of Blocks 2 and 6 Country Club Homesites Pima County except the vacated alley in Block 12 under Ordinances 1068 and 1017. Highest bidder in lawful US dollars. Auction date Wednesday at 11 o clock.
City officials set a public auction for Lots 11 and 12 in University Heights Addition as recorded in Book 3 at page 102. Minimum bids: $450 for one lot, $900 for two, plus costs, with a hearing on September 16, 1946 at City Hall Tucson.
The mayor and council of Tucson announce a public hearing on amendments to zoning classifications. Proposals include changing a portion of the area bounded north by an alley, south by a line 135 feet south of East Helen Street, west by North Stone Avenue, and east by North 7th Avenue.
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