Grain markets slide as floods hinder plowing and planting
Weather and waterlogged eastern fields cripple progress in 1933 corn and other grain plantings. Traders note delays in plowing push corn futures above 51 cents while wheat and oats show scattered gains. Provisions rise on hog values as the market digests delayed planting and reduced yield expectations.
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