Government sets limits on egg and soybean futures
The Commodity Exchange Commission announced trading limits on egg and soybean futures effective Oct 1. Egg limits cap positions at 150 carrots per contract, with monthly caps of 100 in October, 75 in November, and 50 in December and January. Soybeans are limited to 1,000,000 bushels per trader per market per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commodity Exchange Commission
Commodity Exchange Act
Brannan
McGrath
Sawyer
Commission
Corn Attracts Buyers Soybeans Turn Strong
In Chicago on August 15, soybeans showed notable strength while corn drew buyers amid a drifting grain market. The session opened lower overall, with soybeans bucking the trend and attracting buying interest on expectations for new crop beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Edison Institute reports peak U.S. power output
The Edison Electric Institute announced that the weekly power output in the week ending August 11 reached 7.069 billion kilowatt hours, the highest in over six months and 13.1 percent above the prior year’s level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Edison Electric Institute
Local Securities Teed Slow Bid and Asked Prices
Local securities markets show slow bid and ask activity with limited price movement as traders await new guidance from market makers and regulators. Analysts note muted volume across major exchanges and cautious sentiment among investors amid ongoing macro uncertainty.
Market Report Shows Mixed Price Movements Across Goods
AP market notes indicate wholesale selling prices higher for butter and steady to firm tones in various commodities. Poultry receipts rise with hens and ducklings priced between 25 and 33 cents per pound, while U.S. standards and tank receipts show varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E —S
U. S
Select Issues Give Strength To Others
The stock market advanced for the first time in over a week with gains across railroads, steels, gold mining and other sectors. Trading topped 1.3 million shares as investment trust buying boosted prices. American Telephone neared a high before easing. Heavy activity in Benguet Mining and Montana-Dakota Utilities was noted as Missouri Pacific fell on reorganization news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
National Power & Light
East Coast
Benguet Mining
New York Stock Exchange Prices Summary
Selected stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show rates of dividends in rate, volume, close and change. The data reflects annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi annual declaration with notes on ex-dividend and related statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Xena
Altuna
Ciuncu
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Earnings Bendix Aviation Net Income Declines Nine Months
Bendix Aviation Corp reports nine months ended June 30 net income of 9.059 million or 4.28 a share, down from 12.098 million or 5.71 a share. Eastman Kodak 24 week period ending June 17 shows income of 23.112 million or 1.52 a share on 15.034 million shares, versus 26.163 million or 1.90 a share in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GarWoodind
Gaylord
HoudHersh
Houstl&p
StokeVanCl
AmRadStSla
HudsonMotip
Ie HuntFoods
Sunra
HuppCorp
John
KernLand
UnitedCorp
BlawKnoxla
Lehighcn
Blisse
Urra
MackTrek
Macy
VanNorma
ByronJack
MagmaCop
Vraltel
VanadCpligg
al Ack Tee 31 He ManatiSug
Acade
Ches
MinnHoni Og
Minnm&m
Minn&stlryla
WillysOver Wilson&Col
MoKanTexpf
Yale
ColBra
NatAirlineg
NatCan
ComIlSolvia
iNehiCorp
ConVulteel
Newportindig
CwnCorki
iNorStaPw
Panhp&r
A Pfizers
duPont
Prdc
Erie
Reynets
Gabrielle
Bendix Aviation Corp
Eastman Kodak Co
Se. Ae Ee
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Veana x
Revere Copper & Brass Inc
United Aircraft Corp
Nncome
American Agricultural Chemical Co
Gg Reon
Ae Manufacturing Co
Sasesae
Greyhound Corp
States Petroleum Corp
Excluding
North 'S Railroad Co
Sixte
Exchange Rates In New York Aug 15 1920s Markets
Exchange rates listed for many currencies with United States dollars and cents format. Canadian dollar at a 5 percent discount to 94.75. Britain and Europe rates shown. Holland guilder, Sweden krona, and other currencies marked unchanged or minor shifts. Argentina, Brazil, and other Latin American currencies noted as unchanged. Hong Kong dollar unchanged.
Market Report Los Angeles Commodities August 15
In Los Angeles on August 15 the market shows steady ore and lemons with no change. Grapefruit remains steady with packed 64s and larger priced at 3 to 3.50 per box, 80s at 2.75 to 3, local packed 80s and larger at 4, choice 80s and large at 4.75. Loose orchard run numbers remain around 4 to 5 per 80s and larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FSMN
Spot non ferrous metal prices mixed in New York market
Spot non ferrous metals traded in New York with varied quotes. Copper advanced to 24 cents a pound while East St. price rose to $1.03 per pound, reflecting mixed demand. Connecticut Valley material noted as a benchmark in market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St
New Y
Turpentine Market Report From Savannah
Turpentine trading in Savannah on August 15 shows nine 67 percent offerings and sales with no receipts. Stock levels reach 4,423 units as buyers and sellers contrast price trends and availability in a cautious market session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpentine
Savannah
Food Prices Drop Slightly in New York
New York August 15 AP wholesale food prices edged down slightly this week after three straight gains. The Dun and Bradstreet index stood at 6.94, down from 6.95, and remained 6.3 percent above the prior year. The 1951 peak was 7.31 on February 20. The index reflects the wholesale cost of one pound each of 31 commonly used foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain Joins Wool Stabilization Plan with Commonwealth
London reports Britain and three other Commonwealth nations have agreed to stabilize global wool prices. The accord aims to reduce volatility by coordinating production and market measures across participating countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Livestock price report from Los Angeles Kansas City and Chicago
Livestock markets show cattle salable totals around 1 100 in Los Angeles with steady to lower bids on cows and some loads of fed steers. Kansas City reports 2 000 cattle 500 calves with steady to higher bids on slaughter steers and mixed activity for hogs and sheep. Chicago notes 9 000 salable hogs with slow to lower trading and prime slaughter steers strong, while cattle and sheep also move unevenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Kansas Coity
USDA
Kansas
Chicago
Bie
Bond market reports mixed gains with Missouri Pacific surge
U S government and Missouri Pacific bonds led action with gains up to over a point as offerings fell and activity was moderate. Missouri Pacific issues advanced after a court order approved a reorganization plan creating a new 612 million dollar corpora tion for central and southwestern holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
MOPAC
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Missouri Pacific
U. S. Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U. S. District Court
George H. Moore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Quaker Oats
Canadian Pacific Perpetual
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Hudson & Manhattan
New York Power & Light
Phillips Petroleum
Skelly Oi
Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
Boston & Maine
Consolidated Edison
Northern Pacific
Frisco
Southern Railway
Associated Press
Rails Indust. Util
Trend Of Staples Weighted Wholesale Index Declines
New York August 15 Trend Of Staples shows the weighted wholesale price index for 35 commodities dropping to 191.68, a fresh 1951 low, from 191.79 the prior day and 192.19 last week. The series compares with 1950 and earlier years, with 1926 average set at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mag Roe
New York Tak
Niles Bem P
Ne Cub
Ogden No
Airc
G&e
Ant Dee Ee Equity Cp
Alaska Air
Fairchild Esa
Pepperell Am Meter
Piper Pioneer Republic Ee Ford M Ltd Power
Superpowerell Hall
Raytheon
Royal
Asso Tel & Tel
Hecla Min Sherw
Hall Gold
Singer Mfg
Solar Aire
Aire Molybdenum
Muter Co Nat Il
Wright Har
Claude Neon
Ohio
Ng, Ex &Ar Ld
So Cal Ed
New York
Associated Press
Cotton Market Shows Early Ease Then Steady on Trade Buying
Cotton futures in New York retraced from initial softness to end modestly higher as traders covered shorts and bought on export sale speculation. Reports cite Texas showers and a cooling front easing heat, with mill demand limited in a quiet textile market and potential government stockpiling loan options discussed. Prices across contracts closed higher than the prior session. Middling spot quoted at 35.65, down 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Wool tops and futures slide under liquidation pressure
New York on August 15 reports both wool tops and futures drifting lower amid liquidation. Estimated tops sales reach about 625000 pounds while futures fall several tenths of a cent, with various contracts quoted in the 1.5 to 6.2 cent lower range and certificated spot prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Ares
New York
Public Hearing on Zoning Changes in Maricopa County Arizona
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing at 2 P.M. on September 5, 1951, in Phoenix to amend the zoning ordinance. Proposals include changing residential classifications to commercial along Indian School Road, 24th Street, Camelback Road, and other streets, plus related parcels and overpasses in Phoenix Chandler and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
20Th Street
27Th Street
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona
West Bugle Tract
19Th Avenue
Fairmount
Amelia Avenues
Arizona Avenue
Ivanhoe Street
Ranch Road
Weather Update for Phoenix and Vicinity August 15, 1951
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with scattered thundershowers over the Valley. Warm and humid conditions continue with high near 102 and low around 81. Southwest winds turn breezy in thunderstorm areas. Precipitation minimal to none across the region with scattered readings from the airport data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Vincini
Valley
Arizona
South Portion
Rim Country
Rim Section
L. P
Albany
Lubbock
Amarillo
Memphis
NY City
Butte
Okla City
Charl’ton
Omaha
Payson
Chicago
Cleveland
Airport
del Rio
Denver
Portl
Detroit
Portil
Dodge C
Prescott
Douglas
P’ta P’co
el C
Raleigh
el Paso
Reno
Fargo
St Louis
Salinas
Ft Smith
St. City
Rth
Fresno
Diez
Gila
Isco
Anyon
Seattle
Indapolis
Spokane
Seaenaw
Lea
U.S. Weather Bureau
Marriage pairings listed with Phoenix residents and others
A compiled list shows multiple marriage pairings and residences. Names and ages include Emory A and Betty, Clarence and Cleine Witters, Herbert Galloway and Nina Hubricht, Prescott Grout and Florence Grout Wing, and several others linked to Phoenix, Buckeye, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepler-Laye
Emory A
Indianapolis
Ind
Betty
Phoe
Cleine-Witters
Clarence
Mary
Phoenix
Galloway-Hubricht
Herbert H
Nina
Grout-Wing
Prescott E
Malden
Mass
Florence Elizabeth
Hopkins- Buchanan
Billy Payne
Viola Margaret
Hudson - Young
Robert Earl
Jean
Jones - Potter
William Buck
Thelma Rosilla
Los Angeles
Keyno-Jackson
Andrew
Josephine
Lee-Wilson
Sam
Gallup
N. Mex
Mary Ann
McNabb-Rogers
Wiliam Henry
Jackie Earlene
Murphy-Scott
Charles A
Jeanine
Woody - Greenrock
Laurence Cleo
Avondale
Geneva Lois
W. Palm Lane
Births Reported At Various Hospitals
Birth notices from GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, McDOWELL, MEMORIAL, AVALENZUELA, MESA OSTEOPATHIC, ST JOSEPH S, and ST JOSEPH S list multiple births. Names include Jack R Cotton girl Aug 13, Glenn W Gasler girl Aug 13, Ai Gailey boy Aug 13, Cleo Mercer Aug date, Glen Ottinger girl Aug 13, James A Abeed boy, Mitchell Brunner girl Aug 12, Jesus Almanza, Jose Ayala boy, Raul Mata girl, John Arela boy, Charles Garr boy, Jose Avalenzuela girl Aug 7, Adan Adams boy, Carol Ellsworth girl, Floyd Mage boy, Robert Guglielmo boy, Anthony Kohl, Carlos Mondragon boy, Mesa area births noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cotton
Jack R
W. Broadway
Gasler
Glenn W
W. Clerendon
Au Gailey
Rose Lane
Mercer
Cleo
21St Ave
Paul R
Scottsdale
Ottin
Ger
Glen
W. McKinley
Charles H. Jr
Mayer
Abeed
James A
Avondale
U Rogers
Bill
Katherine
Squire
Mcdowell Hospital
Brunner
Mitchell
E. Townley
ALDEZ
Santiago
Memorial Hospital
Almanza
Jesus
S. First St
Sir
Ayala
Jose
E. Gibson Lane
W. Yuma
Mata
Raul
W. Grant
Arela
John
Glendale
Mesa Osteopathic Hospital
Garr
Charles
Mesa
Avalenzuela
Gilbert
ST. Joseph’s Hospital
Clark
William
Culver
Raymond
Durkee
Layton
A E. Osborne
Aus
Eldridge
Thomdas M
Ree
Mmage
Floyd
N .16Th St
Gildsore
Guglielmo
Robert
S. First Ave
Atton
Antone
Kohl
Anthony
W. Monroe
Au Mondragon
Carlos
E. Madison
Turner
Kan
E. Fairmont
Divorces Sought in Multiple Pairs Across Dockets
A string of divorce and maintenance suits appears in the docket, with Belcher Ralph suing Florence, Bobbit Albert suing Pearl, Botello Raymond suing Socorno, Bracamonte Ernestine suing Henry, and others including Hannon Geraldine May, Lopez William, Lou Patricia A, McEwin Willie, Oliver Josephine, Ramirez Inez, Ream W J, and Ritter Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Lou
Belcher
Ralph Sues
Florence
Bobbit
Albert Sues
Pearl
Botello
Raymond
Socorno
Bracamonte
Ernestine Sues
Henry
Pecos Reba E
Frank Carro Davola
Fay Sues
Joseph
Hannon
Geraldine May
Robert John
HORV
Marie Sues
Charles N. Lopez
William Sues
Mary Lou
Lou
Patricia A. Sues
Arthur F
McEwin
Willie Sues
Mary Mable
Oliver
Josephine Sues
Harvey E. Ramirez
Inez Sues
Paul
Ream
W. J. Sues
Nora Hazel
Ritter
Mary Sues
George
Classified Notice Fragments from Arizona Newspapers
A garbled list of names and addresses appears as a fragment from the Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette. It includes names like Nan from Palmer Ethelbert and Lucy D. Cheves, with cross-complaint notes, plus street addresses and circulation details. It ends with ad rates, subscription figures, and AP service notes, indicating a partial classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSEN
Fara Nan
Palmer
Ethelbert
Bullock
Mary Margaret
John Joseph
Claridge
E. A
C. R. Cheves
Lucy D
Lum
Une Wiliam E
Em- McGuire
Billie Marie
Mack D
Miller
Mary Kenney
Leon Morgan
Virginia
Clifford Murry
Thomas E
Helen M. Olson
Otto
Eva Lee
Quackenbush
Helene A
Laverne
Out of
Arizona
Sun
Associated Press
Arizona Republic
The
Phoenix Gazette
Memorial notices from Phoenix area deaths 1951
The Phoenix Gazette obituary page lists numerous funeral services and interments for residents of Phoenix Chandler Glendale and Mesa. It records services at M. I Gibbons Mortuary Memory Chapel Grimshaw and Mer cer Mortuary plus Catholic and Anglican rites for individuals including Effie Corwin Nellie Henry Gertrude Fallen John Marek and others with interments at Greenwood Glendale Memorial Park St Francis and Tempe. It also notes death notices and neighborly thanks cards and local funeral home ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Chandler
Taiedes
St. Augustine's Church
Barber
Keteering Mare
Leonard-Lund
Leroynett
Haven _Park Cemetery
Havez
Loly B
As. of God
9Th Avenue
Glendale
Glendale Memorial Park
Brazill
Tney Mortuary
Corwin
Effie
Corwin H Omas
Avenue J
Funer
Our Lady of Perpetuale
Brazill - Whitney Mortuary
Fallen
Gertrude
Geoge Hunter Hall
A. L. Moore & Sons
Double Butte
Henry
Nellie F
R. Fleder Cade
M. I. Gibbons
Mesa
Holmes, Everlena
Ragsdale Mortuary
Elder Clark
Greenwood
Earth Hillman
Largh
Claude M
Vera) Robins
Lynn
Annita Robins
Thursay
Palms Chapel of Grimshaw
Huffman
Elbert King
J. Allen Ginn
Ivan O. Rosenbrough
Ru Lockwood
Phoenix
Webb
Houston
Texas
C. K. Huffman
Longview
Albert Lane Huffman
Shreveport
Mercer Mortuary
Jacobs
Katherine
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
Eastern Star Funeral Committee
Kelly
Joe
Brazill-Whitney Morentuary
Lampton
Howard H
Mary
Columbus
Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home
St. Gregory’s Church
St. Francis
Marek
John
Charles E. Tate
Memory Chapel
Moore
Dan A
Car
Caustella Moore
Whitney & Murphy
Charel
Memory Lawn
Neece
Carmel
Willetta
A. L. Moore
Nor
Bertha
Wilshire Dr
Paul West
Vaccabo
Vincent G
Mamie Conti
Bertha Nocifera
Kathrine Marcantonio
Joe Ann
Anthony
Croce
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Oo Thomas the Apostle Church
Garden
St. Francis Cemetery
Ee Eae Vance
Robert. Edward
Meldrum
Gilpert Udall
Esa
George C
Piqua
Meldrum Mortuary
SR Woodss
Uis W
Elizabeth Martin
Ruth Fowler
Lillie Oxford
Jessie Evang
C. L
Eugene
Johnie Woods
Mary Gold
Alonzo Moreno
Albert Pin
Leonard Lundberg
Adams
4Th Ave
Forman’s
Arizona Funeral Home
3Rd Ave
HENRY _T. TORMAN
Thomas Road
16Th ST
W. L. Murphy
2Nd Ave
M. L. Gibbons
Arizona
W. Monroe St
Mort
Public Auction Receivers Sale Friday August 17
Public sale listed for Friday August 17 at 2 P M features Mason Brana supplies and equestrian gear, two mortars, steel scaffolds and planks, rubber tired barrows, bricks and blocks, mahogany desk, Remington typewriter files, a 1949 Plymouth Convertible, two fine saddle horses and yearlings, conducted by auctioneer Hayden Van Cleve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Maryl Mason Brana
Remington Printing
Cole
Ene
Plymouth
Roosevelt
Hayden van Cleve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art At
Local Securities
Ate —— Association of
Bid
First
Alloy National Ba
Arizona Edison Inc. A
Central
L&Ép
Centra Pt
Central Arizona L&p of
Pacific Ae
Tucson Gas
el L&Ép
Arizona Adnas
Ss F Tf K-1
Republic Inv
Montana-Dakota
Dow-Jones
E. F. Hutton and Company
N. Y
Indust. Rails Til
Stocks and Finin
Aera
Hay TP
Commercial Commerce Mortgage Co
Les Jones
New York Life Insurance Co
Nentpencetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
West Monroe St
Flira
Mexico
Ilia Ebwtu
France
Wwe
UN- Holland
Italy
Portugal
Escudo
Sweden
America
Bolivar
A. ‘St
Hong Kong
Dol
Wool
National Securities Income Series
Ed Murray & Co
W. Adams
Wool Market
Boar OF Supervisors
W. O. Glick Cok
Board of Supervisors
Fricopa County
Minner’s
Granite Reef
A. Ft
Mesa Southside
Jack
Tee
Ellsworth
Carol
Queen Creek
Kempton
Garth
Republic and Gazette Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
East van Buren
P. O. Box
Hg Eee
Representatives
West Main St
Miami
Tevettone
Safford
Main St
E. Glen Ave
Coolidge
Buckeye
Republic—M
S&s
Gazette
Republic
Msembers
United PR
Associated Press International News Service
Want AD
Boyd
Altona
Dudekuan
East
Collie
Jim
Billfold
15Th Street
Jefferson
East Grant
Williams
J. Keying
Downard
Amie
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