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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
10
USDA reports slow sales in Kansas City with hogs around 5 cents higher than Thursday. Top hog price 14.15, 190 lb plus 13.95-14.10. calves 14.00-15.00 for good slaughter steers 14.25-14.75. cows 8.75-11.50. Sheep kill steady. native lambs 15.00. California ewes No. 1 skins 8.00.
Bond price quotes for multiple issuers including Am T&T 3s 66.109 109 and 109% levels, Arm Del 4s 55, AT SF 4s 95, B&O Mtg 48, Beth Stl 316s 52, Gt West 4s 88, CM SP&P 5s 75, CRI P 4s 52, Hud Coal 5s 62A, NYC rig 5s 2013.65, No Pac 4s 97, Phelps D 3% 52, Rep Stl 414s 61, Sou Pac 4%4s 68, Sou Pac 4%2s 81, Sou Pac 4%4s 69, Sou Pac 4s 55, Stade 6s 45, West Un 5s 51. Readouts show bid and ask levels and percent ranges for each issue.
Wholesale prices for Grade A eggs are listed with jumbo and large at 43 and 39 cents per dozen respectively, while Grade A medium eggs are 39 cents and Grade A small eggs priced at 39 cents per dozen.
Chicago reports a strong demand for wheat coin and a gain near 2 cents before profit taking cooled gains. Oats held, rye fell, with heavy selling erasing earlier wheat highs and July and Sept futures advancing to around 1.45 dollars.
In New York on June 4, thin mill interest and softer spot prices weighed on cotton futures. Trading absorbed into a narrow range with late quotes down 10 to 25 cents a bale. July 20.19, Oct 19.93, Dec 19.79, March 19.57, May 19.43. Middling spot 22.06.
New York June 4 Scattered pacer stocks kept a mild recovery in play as steel rail and aircraft issues retreated after early strength. Several favorites hit year or longer highs while many others slipped. Trading centered on low to mid cap volume with about 1 300 000 shares moving. United Gas Improvement rose to a 1943 peak on news of a liquidation plan while Chrysler Montgomery Ward and American Telephone posted gains alongside others. Faltering issues included U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and International Harvester as bonds showed uneven movement.
Late foreign exchange rates show Canada at 90-121 U. S. cents in New York’s open market with selling at 4.04 dollars per pound yet the Argentina and Brazil quotes appear official and free rates. Mexico stands at 20.66 with a small uptick.
United States Department of Agriculture reports from Chicago and Denver show salable hogs and cattle movements with mixed results. Prices span 7,000 to 15,000 hogs and 1,000 cattle in Chicago, with hogs 14.25 to 14.50 for 180-360 lb and 13.50-14.25 for 150-180 lb, while cattle reach 15.25-16.00 for steers and 13.75-15.00 for heifers. Denver lists hogs mostly 13.60-13.90, cattle mostly 13.75-15.40, and sheep around 5.50-7.50 for ewes with lambs selling 14.60-14.75 for clipped lambs.
Birth announcements from Tucson list new arrivals: a boy born to Mr and Mrs T Jackson Smith of R. 5 Box 242 at 3 43 p m on June 2 a boy to Mr and Mrs Leander Harris Ruby Star Route Box 12 at 11 42 a m on June 3 a boy to Mr and Mrs Tom Barwise 1209 N 4th St at 2 40 p m on June 3 a girl to Mr and Mrs Elwood Jorgenson 2127 E 2nd St at 7 32 p m on June 3 and a boy to Mr and Mrs Albert Alday 708 Anita at 8 37 a m on June 4.
Des Moines reports Navy confirms Nile Kinnick former Iowa All-American halfback killed in action. Parents Nile C. and Mrs Kinnick of Omaha were notified. body not recovered and voyage details limited.
The island Pantelleria, a small 32 square mile rock between Tunisia and Sicily, sits in the eastern mouth of a 90 mile channel. Its single harbor and heavy fortifications have made it a focal point in Allied plans for a possible invasion of Sicily.
A crowded page lists many classified notices including room rentals and furnished houses for rent near Davis-Monthan and East 8th street, junk and furniture ads, car services and cleaning, gardening plants, hardware and lumber items, and a large assortment of secondhand goods. Names and contact numbers appear for Nurseries, Simonized services, and realty listings with street addresses and phone numbers.
William B. Bogle son of Mr and Mrs R A Bogle of 1315 North Highland avenue Tucson has completed his preflight course at St Marys college California and will transfer this week to the naval air station at Los Alamitos for further training He was in the 20th battalion of a graduating class of 242 cadets and is a May 1942 Tucson Senior High School graduate His brother Captain Robert A Bogle Jr has served overseas in the South Pacific with U S Army engineers for over a year
Local market rates show broilers and fryers live 29 cents per pound and dressed 35.5 cents. Roasters with light live 29 cents and dressed 35.5. Hens all weights live 25.5 cents and dressed 31.5.
Arizona Corporation Commission will hear the case of A. J. Busby and Sons for a certificate to transport livestock within Arizona. The hearing is set for June 10, 1943 at 10:00 a.m. in the Council Chamber City Hall Tucson. Published June 4, 1943.
The Pima County school districts announce a hearing on June 7 1943 at 730 PM Mountain War Time to consider the proposed budgets for the next year. Locations vary by district with meetings at district administration buildings Marana high school Amphitheater library and other district schools. Dated May 22 1943 by County School Superintendent MRS P H ROSS. Published June 1 2 3 4 5 1943.
City of Tucson invites sealed bids by June 21 1943 for four new four door sedans in 1000 to 1200 class with trade ins. FOB Tucson with six ply tires and police heavy duty generators options. Also notice of Arizona Corporation Commission hearing for James L Hall transport certificate in Tucson set for June 9 1943.
Classified listings show a dense array of ads for autos, real estate, jobs, services, and household goods. Notable entries include auto loans and repairs, beauty shops, Book Nook and Pris er's books, cesspools and septic tanks, mattress renovation, and landscaping services across Tucson areas such as Congress Street and Fifth Street. Some listings mention contact phone numbers and business names like Arizona Maintenance Co and Vogue Beauty.
A collage of business directory items includes seeds and feeds prices at Tiemann Feed and Middleton Seed and Feed,Garden seed listings with various vegetable prices, and multiple help wanted notices. Positions range from night watchman and dishwasher to real estate salesman and hotel staff, with addresses and phone numbers.
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