Stock Market Quietly Advances Amid Mixed Leads
New York stock traders pushed modest gains as the market showed a majority of leaders higher while many issues held firm or idle. Admiral Corp fluctuated with a net rise. Benguet Consolidated Gold dropped to a 1949 low. notable gainers included U.S. Steel and General Motors, while National Steel and American Woolen lagged. Singer Mfg jumped on heavy volume and other small movers advanced or eased.
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New York
Admiral Corp
Benguet Consolidated Gold
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich
Zenith
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Homestake Mining
Union Carbide
International Paper
Texas Co
U.S. Gypsum
National Steel
U.S. Rubber
McIntyre Porcupine
American Woolen
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Philco
Singer Mfg
Neptune Meter
Kaiser-Frazer
Illinois Zinc
Marconi
Standard Power &Light
Chicago and Midwest Livestock Prices Slide Across Markets
Hogs sold steady with losses up to 0.75 in parts of the week amid light hogs and midweek drops. Cattle and sheep held nominally steady, with a two way market, lower weights rising and heavier grades slipping. Kansas City and Denver reports show mixed moves with steers and cows easing, vealers steady to up, and hogs posting varied declines across weight classes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
USDA
Denver
Minneapolis grain market report from December trading day
Wheat receipts 159, prices mixed with gains for cash No. 1 dark northern and milling durum. Corn and oats steady to higher. rye and flax quoted. Soybeans arrive at 2.29. Open high low close data provided for wheat, oats, and rye.
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Minneapolis
Minn.s. D
Grain prices in Ft Worth on December 10
Wheat No 1 hard 23 24. Oats No 2 white 94 9. Corn No 2 white Texas only 1.62 145N. Sorghum No 2 yellow per 100 pounds 30 2.38.
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Ft. Worth
Worth
Texas
Retail Sales Reports Good
New York December reports show steady to higher activity with a strong retail uptrend and brisk Christmas shopping. Home furnishings television sets and major appliances move well while textile upsurge supports New England strength. coal and railroad lay offs temper the week.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Boston
New England
New York Stock Exchange
Grain Market Report from Kansas City Dec 10
Wheat traded in 195 cars with quotes across grades and months. Corn 98 cars showed minimal changes with white and yellow grades listed and close values for Dec and May. Oats 4 cars saw slight movement while rye and barley reported at given quotes and units.
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Kansas City
Public Records: City Court Docket Summary
Paul J. Cella and Magistrate Jose R. Ortega handle cases including failure to remain at scene of accident with a fine or jail option. Francis J. Brown faces seven parking citations with $19 bond forfeited. Willie Holt charged with assault with a $90 fine or 15 days. Robert R. Richardson held for Pima county on lewd acts. Mike Y. Badilla charged with drunk and possession of marihuana with bonds. held for U S on second count. Robert Moore charged with disturbing the peace. fine and jail sentence suspended. Castroma Preston found not guilty on disturbing the peace.
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Paul J. Cella
Jose R. Ortega
Francis J. Brown
Willie Holt
Robert R. Richardson
Pima County
Mike Y. Badilla
First County
U. S
Robert Moore
Castroma Preston
Justice Court Docket Faces Bond and Court Dates
Clark H. Johnson presides as Albert Goode is charged with failure to post 100 dollar bond and is continued to Robert R. Richardson on lewd acts with a 1000 dollar bond for superior court. Douglas Buck faces illegal parking and 68 or 3 days.
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Justice Court
Clark H. Johnson
Albert Goode
Robert R. Richardson
Superior Court
Douglas Buck
Grains Rise In Active Market Amid Sparse Debts and Births
A crowded page reports on grain market gains in Chicago with December contracts and weather aiding futures. It also lists probate petitions, divorces, marriages, and multiple births from St. Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center, naming individuals and addresses.
Godchaux Sugars Declares $2 Dividend on Class B Common
New Orleans company Godchaux Sugars Inc declares an annual dividend of $2 on class B common payable December 31 to holders of record December 17. The firm paid $4 last year on December 31 and made disbursements of $3 each in 1947 and 1946.
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New York
Godchaux Sugars, Inc
New Orleans
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago cash grain prices show no wheat. Corn values quoted for various grades with No 2 yellow at 1.32 4 to 1.33 . No 3 1.28 4 to 1.31 3. No 4 1.22 1/4 to 1.27 3/4. Old No 4 yellow at 1.29 1/4. Oats range from 77 1/4 to 78 1/2 for different lots. Barley bids 1.20 to 1.62 nominal. feed barley 90 to 1.22 nominal.
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Chicago
Metal Market Prices Across Copper Lead Zinc
Spot non ferrous metal prices listed with copper at 182 cents per pound from Connecticut valley, lead at 12 cents per pound in New York, and zinc at 6.4 cents per pound in East St. Louis, reported in New York.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
More Livestock For Beef Urged
SAN FRANCISCO December 10 Beef is in greater demand than ever and production must rise says F E Mollin executive secretary of the American National Livestock association. He warned California Cattlemen's association delegates that Argentine beef would enter if output does not increase and noted the risk of foot and mouth disease. Mollin also said railroads are losing revenue from high freight rates and predicted reductions.
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San Francisco
California
F. E. Mollin
Denver
American National Livestock Association
California Cattlemen's Association
Molin
National Firms Order Dividends
New York reports several firms declaring dividends. York Corp. approves 25 cents per common share payable January 3 to holders of record December 20, with prior payments 37% cents on July 1 and January 3 this year. Walter E. Heller & Co. orders 15 cents quarterly and 30 cents extra payable January 2 to holders of record December 20. Beneficial Corp. sets eight cents quarterly and five cents extra payable January 31 and December 30 respectively to recorded holders. National Aviation Corp. declares 50 cents payable December 28 to holders of record December 20, bringing the year to 75 cents up from 65 cents last year.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Mea- Interlake Iron
New York Stock Exchange
Harvester
Dow Jones
Nick Can
Ind. Rails Util
Tel & Tel
Jonas-Manville Oe DD
Aes
Jones & L
Dee
Dr. Koppers
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Libby-Mcn & L
Lockheed Airc
Loew's Inc
Allied Strissese DD
Marine Midland
Marshall Field
D Am Ag
McKess & Rob
Am Airlines
Ward
Car & Fay
Montgom
Hide & Leath
Nash-Kelvin
Nat Acme
Nat
Rad & Sts
Am Smelt & RR
Nat Distillers
Natl Steel
Central RR
Zinc L& S
Aviat
North Am Co
Armour & Co Te
Northern Pacific
Armstrong Cork
Ohio
Atch
T & SF Owens-Ill Glass
Atl Coast Line
Pac Gas & Elec Atl Refining
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Beth
Boeing Aire
Seeee
Plymouth
Borden Co Ae Am
Warner
Procter & Gam
Pullman
Briggs Mfa
Pure Oil Ree
Bucyrusaoe
Radio Corp
Budd Co
Raybestos-Man “O
Burling Mills
Revere Cop & Br
Canad Pacific
Rexall Drug
Richfield
Celanese Corp
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Cent Aguirre
Schenley
Ches & Ohio
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Stp & Pac
Serve! Inc
Sheil Union Oi
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Chi RI & Pac Pf
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Coca-Cola
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Spiegel Inc - M
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Njosee
Studebaker Corp
Edis
D Swift & Co
Cons Edison
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Texas Gulf
Tide Wat Aif
Coty Inc
Transamerica
Coty Internat
Trans & West Air
Crown Cork
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Robert
Gar Wood Ind
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A Goodrich
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Greyhound
Houd-Hershey
Tilmnots Central
Indust Rayon
Inger-Randley
ID Inland Steel
New York
York Corp
Walter E. Heller & Co
Beneficial Corp
National Aviation Corp
Money In Circulation Exceeds 27 Billion
Treasury reports money in circulation at 27.54 billion dollars with per capita liquidity at 183.18. Arizona gold production for October rose 10 percent over prior month, reflecting broader monetary activity across the nation.
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Washington
Arizona
Treasury
Bond Prices Move Higher on Quiet Trading
New York December 10 bond market edges up slightly as demand favors railroad issues. International Great Northern and First adjustments lead gains, while Northern Pacific and Rock Island lose. Government and foreign dollar bonds stay quiet amid light turnover.
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New York
International Great Northern
Missouri Pacific General
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
KATY
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
U.S
Cmspp Inc
C & NW
Crip Inc
Farm Crop Prices Continue To Drop Across Regions
The November average price received by farmers fell to 251 percent of the 1910 14 average down from 255 in October. Declines were reported in hogs fruit truck crops soybeans eggs and cotton. Arizona cattle shipments in October totaled 41 659 head with 26 923 head shipped into the state.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Mixed in New York Trade
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures finished lower across the board in New York with declines from 5 to 11 cents. March contracts settled at 12.20 dollars per hundred weight, May at 12.271, July at 12.25, and September at 12.12, with B bids noted.
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Herman Ray
Pima Land Co
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Lester Robertson
Carl M. Simmons
Oscar Corral
Arizona Lumber Supply Co
Sam Kipnis
Weather Bureau
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Charles R. Carlisle
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Velma Austin Johnson
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Ethel Queen
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Adolph Paskos
New Jersey
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Luther E. Gosenty
James M. Brooks
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George Dudley
E. 10Th St
John Allen
E. Lee St
Sam Des Jardin
S. Arizona
Elias Orosco
Arthur van Asdale
Consolidated Dwellings
Desert Lodge
Benson Highway
Rye County
Thomas W. Howard
Emma V
Nate Goldbaum
Speedway
Walter W. Harley. Jones Drug Co
S. Cherry Ave
Arizona Copper List
Anaconda
Butte Copper & Zine
Cerro de Pasco
Calumet & Heclas Consolidated Copper
Miami
Metal Market
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Roscoe R. Kerr
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Stone Ave
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