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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
10
Closing stock averages reported by Associated Press show varied performance across Indus and Rails sectors with utilities and overall market indices fluctuating through Saturday trading. Dow Jones & Co. provided the data via E F Hutton as NYSE members tracked the 30 Indus, 20 Rails, 20 Utils, and 65 St'ks indices.
U.S. Department figures show hogs 4 000 salable uneven and opening steady to strong for 220 lb goods and closing weak to 10 lower. Top hogs up to 9.40 with various weight ranges quoted. Cattle sale totals reach 9 500 with calves 1 000. medium to low good killers 9 00-40. heifers steady to higher, best 10 15. cows 6 75-7 75. cowy heifers around 9 00. packer top 10 50 on mids. stocker and feeder demand solid with 9 00-11 50 for good to choice and stock steer calves up to 13 00.
Salable hogs 12 000 total 20 000 steady to 10 higher with top 9 60 and most weights 180 270 to 270 330. Cattle and calves 13 000 and 700 with steer trade 9 00 11 00 and early tops 12 75 to 13 00. Heifers steady 9 25 10 75, cows scarce and strong to higher, bulls active with prices 8 65 8 60 paid. Stock cattle small, steady.
Los Angeles reports hogs strong with top prices at 10.55 for 205 lb loads while bulk cattle sales run slow to steady. Arkansas and Arizona hog and cattle details include bulk 170-220 lb hogs, feeding pigs at 11.50, and cattle prices ranging from 6.25 to 11.00 for various grades, with calves and vealers also noted.
U S Dept of Agriculture data show salable cattle 3400 with 3500 total and calves 250 of 450. fed steers steady to weak with loads 10.15 to 10.40. hogs 800 salable, total 5600, steady to slightly higher with top 9.45. sheep 2500 with light buying, spring lambs 10.60 to 11.00 and shorn ewes 3.00 to 4.00.
New York June 2 Market moved slowly with little liquidity amid cheerless war news. Some fractional advances appeared around mid day as buyers remained cautious. transfers about 250 000 shares were among the smallest since last August. U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic Steel did fairly well while Consolidated Edison Pacific Gas and Atlantic Refining hit new 1941 lows.
New York reports foreign exchange rates with the German benevolent mark falling from 21 cents to 20.65 cents in noon trading. The daily list shows rates for Great Britain, Canada, Germany, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Sweden and others with spot cables unless noted.
Boston traders reported very few inquiries for wool with prices largely unchanged from last week. Some houses asked 48 cents grease for bright fleece wools, while demand remained slow at 46 to 47 cents. Nominal quotations ranged from about $1.00 to $1.03 per ton for scoured territory wools in original bags.
New York June 2 bar silver remains at 34 percent with price unchanged as markets hold steady in morning trading.
Calicut in South India reports revived production of medical oil from shark and sawfish livers alongside new large and medium egg price readings.
Chicago grain markets reacted to the governments plan for a marketing quota and higher loan rates lifting futures by two cents a bushel. Kansas City futures gained up to about three cents as traders foresee tighter open market supplies if the program is carried out. Wheat closed 13.1 to 14 cents higher from Saturday with July 96 1 4 to 96, September 97 4 to 54, corn steady to fractionally lower, oats mixed.
Copper steady at 12.00 spot ex port FAS NY 11.00 12.00. Tin firm at 52.25 spot forward 52.12. Lead steady NY 5.85 5.90 and East St. Louis 5.70. Zinc steady East St. Louis 7.25 forward. Pig iron No 2 for Pa and Buffalo 24.00 Alabama 20.38. Aluminum virgin 99% 17.00. Antimony Chinese spot 1650. Quicksilver 183.00 185.00. Platinum pure 36.00. Chinese wolframite 25.00 26.00. Domestic scheelite 24.00.
Los Angeles report shows butter 138600 lbs cheese 102100 lbs butter bulk 38 candled large eggs 29 do mediums 27 do smalls 22.
Seattle golfer A. R. Sayres scored a 145 yard hole in one using a right handed club while swinging with his left hand only. The feat stands out for its unusual method and precision.
Daily crossword section presents a cryptogram quotation with clues Nation and Capital of Latvia and an encoded line. It notes a prior Cryptoquote quotation by Dante about listening to good purpose.
Radio highlights note Sen J F Byrne speaks at Woford College graduation on National Unity Now on KTUC at 6:30 p m. Contemporary history and network news segments air on KVOA and KTUC at various morning and evening slots.
A list of 6:00 to 7:30 pm radio programming across stations KVOA KGO KNX KPO KFI KTUC KPRC KFRC KG. Highlights include Dr I Q quiz String Serenade Radio Theatre Spirit of Air Corps and Cavalcade of America with Gordon Jenkins Orchestra.
Cotton futures closed 2 to 4 higher in a subdued session as New Orleans buying and scattered trade offset liquidation and hedging by commissions. European uncertainty trimmed textile demand and loan program concerns restrained activity. Last prices: July 13.08, Oct 13.25–26, Dec 13.32–33, Jan 12.28N, Mar 13.30–31, May 13.27–28. Middling spot 13.58N up 3. N-nominal.
Classified items include cash for old furniture, furniture at THRIFTY FURN. EXC. on 339 N 4th Ave, and other ads. Listings show room rentals, plants, flowers, and hardware like showcases and a cash register. Also offers for car cleaning, wheel chair, and lost platinum watch reward.
A partial rundown of radio programs with times from 9:00 PM to 12:30 AM featuring announcers Bondshu KVOA 9 PM, Keara KRLD 9:15, Miller KRLD 9:30, Petrillo KRLD 10, Diamond KFRC Noble KTUC 11, Miller KTAR 11:30, Dona hue KFI Stocker KPO 11:45, Foster KPO 12:00 12:15 Foster 12:30 Marshall KFI Strand NX.
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