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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
10
Closing figures show 30 Industrials at 114.23, 20 Rails at 26.96, 20 Utilities at 15.63, and 65 Stamps at 38.54 for Saturday. Monday readings list 113.59, 26.87, 15.54, and 38.34 respectively as markets fluctuated.
The Boston wool market was quiet with dealers maintaining asking prices at 1.10 to 1.12 for graded French combing lengths fine territory wool and 1.08 to 1.15 for original bags fine territory wools running both fine wool and average to good French combing lengths.
Los Angeles reports from the U. S. Department of Agriculture show produce exchange receipts for dairy and eggs totaling 149,323 pounds of butter 56,596 pounds of cheese 2,260 cases of eggs with bulk butter 37 cases of large eggs 37, do mediums 34 and do smalls 30. Brazil plans to ship 9,300,000 bags of coffee annually to the United States.
Soybeans jumped six cents to the daily limit as grains broadly advanced. Wheat, corn, and rye climbed at times, with oats and rye also higher, amid forecasts of rising prices in 1942 and resumed U S Japanese talks.
Classified poultry prices listing colored pullets and fryers 2 to 3 pounds at 27 cents per pound. Leghorns over 2 pounds at 25 cents. Squabs dressed 55 cents per pound. Rabbits dressed 34 cents per pound. Leghorn hens 4 pounds 17 cents. Leghorn hens over 4 pounds 19 cents. Soft breasted roasters 27 cents. Colored hens 2% to 4 pounds 22 cents. Colored hens 4 to 14 pounds up 24 cents.
Denver December 1 cattle salable 10 000 total 10 700 calves 1 800 total 2 400 opening around steady light and mediumweight fed steers 11 25 12 00 load choice 1336 lbs 11 50 practically nothing done on fed heifers and cows medium bulls 8 00 top dealers 14 00 several loads choice stocker and feeder steers 10 75 11 25 heifers 9 50 9 85 few light stock calves 11 00 Hogs salable 1 000 total 4 500 slow steady to 10 lower than Friday decline under 250 lbs good and choice 180 270 lbs 10 15 10 25 early top 10 25 to all heavier butchers 9 75 10 15 good and choice 160 180 lbs 10 00 10 20 few light lights 9 50 10 00 most sows 9 00 9 50 choice lightweights 9 60 some held higher Sheep salable 5 100 total 10 600 slow few sales trucked in fat lambs steady to weak at 10 75 nothing done on carrots most kids weak to shade lower asking steady or up to around 11 00 ewes steady sizable lot 5 00 5 25 few 3 50
Kansas City market report shows hogs 4 200 salable, prices 9 65 to 10 15 per cwt for lighter stock and 10 00 down for stock pigs. Cattle totals 19 000, calves 2 700, with killing classes slow but steady and feeders around 75 percent of receipts. yearling stockers 10 00 to 11 25, fed steers 9 50 to 11 50, cows 6 50 to 8 50, lamb bids 10 50 to 11 00, slow sale early on sheep with most bids down.
U S Dept Agriculture reports salable hogs 15 000 with bids around 9 85 to 10 15 for 160 180 lb weights and higher for heavier packs. Cattle 14 000 and calves 1 000 with yearlings to 13 00 and feeders to 12 75. Sheep 4 000 with fat lamb bids weak to 11 00 for best, ewes around 6 00. Overall tone steady to varied by weight class.
Hog supply 1400 with prices 11.00 to 11.60 for medium to choice weights. Idaho decks unsold. packing sows 8.50 to 9.10. lights to 9.50. Cattle salable 3600 with strong demand in killing classes. steers 10.10 to 11.25, some 11.50 plus. cows 5.25 to 8.25. bulls 8.00 to 9.25. Calves 7.00. vealers 14.00 to 14.50. range calves 10.85 to higher. sheep 1250 with slow sale. wooled lambs 11.00 to 11.50. ewes 5.60 or higher.
Rising living costs in Morocco create hardship for locals as households face higher prices for essentials. The situation prompts concern over affordability and the impact on daily life and regional livelihoods.
A catalog of radio stations KTAR KTUC KOA KHJ KSL KVOA KGO KECA KFRC KNX and others with tonight and late night program lineups. Listings include Adventures Stories World News Dr I Q Columbia Workshop Blondie Lum and Abner Nighttime music and dances plus hourly news and various showtimes across multiple markets.
New York December 1 stock market opened modestly higher but leaders failed to gain momentum. Rail shares aided later as bids strengthened while many issues drifted lower. Tax selling persisted and volume reached about 800000 shares with mixed closes across sectors and notable moves in Warner Bros. and several industrials.
A fragmented OCR note mentions local eggs with unclear phrasing and partial details. No clear names, places, dates, or figures are readable to confirm a specific event or outcome.
The market saw cautious trading as the Japanese situation dominated. Early gains gave way to selling in New Orleans and by spot houses. prices finished 5 cents higher to 15 cents lower with Dec 16.18 and May 16.49.
Late European and Latin American currency values are listed with official and open market figures. Great Britain dollars show buying at 4.02 and selling at 4.04, with cables at 4.04. Argentina 29.77 official and 23.93 free, Brazil 6.06 official and 5.15 free, Mexico 20.68, Hongkong 25.32, Shanghai 5.50, with minor changes noted.
Copper steady at 12.00 delivered FAS NY. tin at 52.00. lead 5.85 spot NY and 5.70 East St. Louis. zinc 8.25 forward East St. Louis. Pig iron No 2 FOB eastern Pennsylvania 25.00, Buffalo 24.00, Alabama 20.38. Aluminum virgin 99% at 15.00. Antimony Chinese spot 16.50 nominal. Quicksilver 200.00 nominal. Platinum pure 38.00. Wolframite 24.00-26.00 nominal. Domestic scheelite 25.00-27.00 nominal.
The Tucson Optimist club will hold a luncheon at the Santa Rita hotel tomorrow to urge optimism and cross group friendship. The event is part of Optimist Week with honorary sponsors including Mischa Auer Joe E Brown and Harold Lloyd. Phoenix club president Harold L Diverbess will speak and the talk will be broadcast on KVOA at 12 45 p m.
A jumble of classified lines from a historic page includes offers for cash for old furniture, flower bulbs and plants, rents, a bisque piano, a room for a quiet stay, and a travel job ad seeking a young lady to work with a group to New York, with pay and training details.
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