Mixed Stock Market Dull Amid Steel and Auto Talks
New York trading opened dull on a mixed stock market with steel and aerospace showing modest gains while autos fell on potential auto labor strikes. Xerox rebounded on price-cut rumors, Calgon surged on a stock split and dividend boost, and United Gas led gains as Transformers and other sectors posted varied moves.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S
Far East
Xerox
Calgon
Bristow-Myers
United Gas
Stock Averages and Dividend Declarations Summary
The document outlines stock dividend actions and debt status terms, including declarations of dividends, arrears, and payment statuses. It mentions accruals, stock distributions, and actions tied to cash value estimates, with references to bankruptcy and securities handling by associated firms.
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Az Gala
Jesus
Wall Street Chatter on Market Stalemate and Cautious Buying
Wall Street chatter from New York traders notes no urgency to sell and a tepid demand to buy, signaling a market stalemate. Political news is scarce, with fundamentals and technicals pointing to potential further dullness in the near term, complicating trading. Bache & Co. spots selective value but limits new commitments to six issues of this type.
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New York
Newton D. Tinder
E. F. Hutton, & Co
Tinder
Consumption Of Cotton Increases
Washington reports the agriculture department predicts the 1964-65 U.S. cotton marketing year will see consumption reach about 16.0 million bales. Domestic mill use is forecast at 5.6 million bales higher than 1953-54, the highest since 1930-31, while exports are pegged near 4.0 million bales, up from 1963-64. If carryover drops from 14.8 million bales, the year’s stock may tighten despite a large 1963 crop of 15.1 million bales, the largest since 1953.
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Washington
UPR
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Cotton carryover estimates in 1948 Reuters style
The report notes an expected cotton carryover of around 12 to 14 million bales for August 1948, with imports and local consumption shaping anticipated stock levels. It cites figures projected to shift by about 200,000 bales and outlines required stock to meet demand through May 8, referencing government actions and market response.
Prop 14 Discussion Wednesday in Hayward church
Gene Poschman legislative assistant to Assemblyman Rumford will discuss Proposition 44 at a Wednesday Eden Council of Californians Against Prop 14 meeting. The event at Wesley Methodist Church 632 Schafer Road Hayward features Morley Segal council speakers bureau chair and notes Poschman also serves on the Assembly Public Health and Welfare Committee and is a doctoral candidate at UC Berkeley.
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W. Byron Rumford
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California
Berkeley
Dividends Declared Regular Lakers and Abids Notice
Dividends declared in a regular notice show amounts 4 Seip and 0 be. The fragment mentions schedules of dividends and related Abid notices with unclear context and numbers.
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Egg Market San Francisco Prices for Dairy Retailers
UPI reports San Francisco egg market and dairy price levels for retailers. Egg sizing shows Large AA 40-46 per dozen, Large A 34, Medium AA 33-39, Small AA 8-20, with Nulaid and other brands listing various prices. Butter and cheese quotes include FSMNS categories and 1 lb processed cheddar and American varieties.
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UPI
Obituary for Glenn J. Redman Sr in San Leandro
Glenn J. Redman Sr. died yesterday at Kaiser Hospital Oakland. A Colorado native and 24 year San Leandro resident, he was a retired Key System guard. Survived by wife Carmen J. Redman and children Glenn Jr., William Boyd, and Charlotte Poff. Rosary Wednesday at Santos-Robinson Mortuary. Mass Thursday at St. Felicitas. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.
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Modesto
William Boyd Redman
Oakland
Charlotte Poff
Santos-Rob
Nson Mortuary
Estudillo
Ave. San Leandro
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Carl Mohawk services for Carl Stanley Mohawk
Carl Mohawk 86 died Saturday at his home Hayward born in Oklahoma and resident of Hayward for years was a retired laborer husband of Juanita Mohawk and father of William Steve Susie Mickey Dina. services scheduled for Wednesday at 2:39 p.m. officiated by Rev John Lather in Hayward.
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Carl Stanley Moshawk
Alice St. Hayward
Hayward
Oklahoma
Mohawk
Tate Juanita Mohawk
William Mohawk
Steve Mohawk
Susie Terra
Mickey
San Lorenzo
David Men 4i
Treasury bonds keep paying while market drops
A reader asks why they should hold U S Treasury bonds bought years ago at a 2% rate that won’t mature until 1972 while market prices fell. The reply explains government pledges and the impact of rising rates on old issues, noting that a par $1,000 bond could currently fetch about $480 on the market, with full repayment at maturity still promised.
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U.S. ‘Treasury
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Obituary notices mix in Bay Area services and deaths
Obituaries for Henry A Janvier 72 of Castro Valley and Juel Hans Nielsen 76 of San Leandro reveal funeral services scheduled in Castro Valley and San Leandro. The notices note Mr Janvier a former Continental Can worker and union member with survivors including his wife Mia and children Henry A Jr and Carol and Richard Janvier. Nielsen, a Denmark native and long-time San Leandro resident, is survived by wife Margit and multiple children and grandchildren. services planned at Chapel of the Valley and burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Local funeral references include Castro Valley and San Leandro mortuary services and a brief memorial listing.
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Continental Can Co
American Flint Glassworker’s Union
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Proctor Road
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Mia
Emini Janvier
Henry A. Janvier Jr
Iran
Blanche McBrien
Louise Shastront
Los Angeles
Mathilda ‘Tounsell
San Leandro
Juel Hans Nielsen
Fremont
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Nielsen
Tate
Margit Nielsen
Mes
Anita. Jenkinson
Lewis
Ilon
Evelyn Fleming
San Francisco
Richard Nielsen
Achorage
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Otto funeral held for Carl W Otto in Hayward
Carl W Otto 43 died Saturday in the US Navy Hospitals Oak Knot Oakland. A native of Freeport Wisconsin and Hayward resident for 12 years he worked as a bookkeeper for Luz Carpets and Linoleum. He belonged to Castlewood Country Club and lived at 74 Corrine Street Hayward. Survived by wife Carol and children Richard C Otto Betty Garber and others five grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 19 a.m. from Sorensen Bros Chapel 1149 1 St Hayward. Burial Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
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Laragie Harber
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St. Hay
Jward
Golden Gate National Cemetery
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