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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
18
The market shows higher stocks on a general recovery while bonds weaken as corporates decline. Cotton and wheat slip with a large crop forecast, corn holds firm on rain, oats rise with Canadian arrivals, soybeans soft, hogs steady, and cattle steady to 25 cents lower at the close.
Public records detail numerous arrests for offenses including drunk driving loitering and disorderly conduct with varied bonds and court dates. The section also notes multiple birth announcements from Tucson Medical Center with dates in June and family details.
Death notices list Edward L Butler of 1114 E Alta Vista Dr dies at home after a seven year Tucson residence. Alfonso Ferrara 68 and brother Francisco die within hours. Burns Reilly's Funeral Home arranging. Robert T Buckley 60, veteran, Elks services at Reilly's. Eric Katherine Borntrager 73 from Louisville funeral at Adair. Maria Theresa Lemley 79 dies. Phoenix funeral planned. Manuel Mascareno 68, miner, body to lie in state at Tucson Mortuary. Rosary tonight. Willis F Mundy 60, Keokuk, body to Tucson. Masonic services. J Carleton Woodruff 33, Hughes Aircraft inspector, funeral at Arena Mortuary. Walter Stein 75, Willets Importers president. ashes to San Francisco.
A string of court notices lists defendants facing charges such as reckless driving petty theft and unlawful possession of narcotics. Amounts range from bonds of 20 to 350 dollars with several trials set in June and July. The list includes Edward J Valeski James Weeks Edward Roll Virgil Totten Mack Reeves Richard Collingwood and others.
A compilation of court actions includes multiple divisions with debt complaints such as First Loan & Thrift Corp. versus Martin W. Slater for $252.56, Yellow Manufacturing Corp. versus Robert N. Watkins for $750, Doris May Lines versus George R. Lines for $807, and Elizabeth Zimmers versus John M. Reynolde for $3.30 plus costs and mortgage foreclosure. Also noted are complaints for damages, quiet title, foreclosure, separation decrees, and name change petitions, with several cases dismissed or garnisheed.
Betty Jo Pool and Earl J. Peel file complaints with M. David and FR. David. Lucy Nelle Botkin sues C. Shy Botkin. Geraldine M. Siple sues James W. Siple. Siamond Lawnicki sues Frances Lawnicki with Helen Mae Zimmer and Charles Humphrey Zimmer as respondents. Marie M. Brittian decrees against Samuel N. Brittian. Byrdie Louw Peasiey decrees against Robert C. Peasiey. Leon M. Ray sues Jesse Ray. Sarah E. Weston decrees against Queay Lewis Weston.
Donald F Brown and Barbara Heine of Tucson receive a marriage license. Jesus A Rivera and Catalina C Galvez of Tucson also license. Robert E Tugale of Phoenix and Caroline Y Cobie of Tucson obtain a license. Peter Altmayver and Margaret Boas, both of legal age in Tucson, are licensed.
A series of birth notices from Davis-Monthan and St Marys Hospitals lists newborns. Entries include a girl born to A2.C. and Mrs Charles Mc Connaughhay at 11:19 am June WW, a girl to Mr and Mrs David May at 7:23 pm June 10, a boy to Mr and Mrs Philip Had sall at 11:13 am June 10, a boy to Mr and Mrs David Waters at 3:04 pm June 10, and a boy and girl born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd William Graham Jr at 5:19 pm and 25 pm respectively on June 10, plus an entry to Mr and Mrs Reid Martin.
A historical ledger lists bids and asks for various financial firms including Bankers Trust New York Bank of America San Francisco Chase Manhattan Illinois Chicago First National Reston National City New York Irving Trust Los Angeles Valley National Chicago Los Angeles title insurers and major life and fire insurance companies with quoted prices and percentages indicating implied yields or stakes. The mix shows diverse institutions in securities listings across multiple states with mixed bid prices around one to several dollars and notable percent figures.
A compact listing of stock names and price fractions from the Associated Press feed. The shuffled tickers include Amex, Petrof, Ark La Gas, Eureka, DuMont, Home, Merrill, Silver, and Wilson Bros among others with varied percent and fraction values. The fragmentary page shows a broad snapshot of equities and bonds trading activity.
Cotton futures were irregular with October showing strength as buyers bet soil bank support will back the 1958 crop. Other months moved little with some profit taking and hedge pressure. Late prices ranged 0.24 to 0.70 cents per bale from the prior close.
New York markets closed higher after a final trading burst. Advancers included Chrysler up 2 percent to 7.54, Lukens Steel 3 percent to 10.50, Gulf Oil 1 percent to 14.8, Western Union 4 percent to 19.14, IBM 7 to 311, Du Pont 2.44 to 195, U S Steel 1 percent to 68.14, and Standard Oil New Jersey 14 to 65.0, amid active turnover.
Business was slow in the cotton textile market with popular print cloth selling unchanged at 17 percent cents a yard at mill level. Wool goods saw some fall reordering and rayon goods remained quiet.
Chicago markets report butter steady with receipts 1.37 million and wholesale buying prices unchanged including 93 score AA 9 percent and 92 A So 90 B S84'. Eggs steady with receipts 1.1 million and wholesale prices unchanged. white 5 mixed 77 standard dirties 25 checks 25 current receipts 25.
London radio reports a letter purportedly from Mark Twain, dated April 23, 1891, found in Russia and addressed to Soviet revolutionary writer Stepney Kravchinsky.
Cecil Adams reports burglars broke into his vacant Dallas home and stole the kitchen sink along with other fixtures then kicked out a wall, causing additional damage to the property.
Fire department logs report 11:28 to 12:44 morning fires at 727 EB involving a shed. 3:10 to 3:35 afternoon car fire at 3032 N Fianwill Blvd. 6:39 to 6:45 p m gas pump incident at 4550 E Speedway. 4:17 to 8:33 p m trash fire at 129 N Highland Ave. 10:03 to 10:06 p m false alarm at S 7th Ave and W 25th St. 10:20 to 10:37 p m car fires at 812th Ave and Ajo Way. 10:29 to 10:34 p m car fires at 8 S 12th Ave and Ajo Way. 12:37 to 12:44 a m false alarm at 330 Calle de Madrid.
Minneapolis June 10 reports show 100 lb cotton sacks flour unchanged at 7.35 for family patents and 6.35 for standard patents. Shipments total 45,260. Standard bran and middlings show declines with red dog steady at 43.00.
Livestock listings from Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City and Denver show cattle hogs and sheep with mixed moves. Prices vary by grade with steady to higher notes for select cattle and steady hogs while calves and sows show softer trends. Several weight classes and stocker activity are noted across regions.
Dividend notices list declared payments with dates and share details for many firms including Am Mutual Fund Cona Dry Goods Lone Star Brew Miami Window Nehi Corp Purity Stores Sunbeam Corp Swank Inc Mobile Gas Sve Holly Sugar Latrobe Steel First Penn Bok & Trust Calaveras Ld & Tim Nat Shares Corp Stop & Shop Temco Aircraft and others with record and payable dates in June and July.
Daystrom Inc reports year ending March 31 sales of 74,402,239 up from 63,192,408. Net income is 2,458.81, or 2.77 per common share, vs a prior period including a 1,784,181 special credit or 201 a share. A special credit of 143,218 related to profits from the sale of assets of American Type Founders Inc.
The New York foreign exchange market reports a range of currency levels with the Canadian dollar at 104.94 U.S. cents, Britain’s pound near 27.87 dollars, and various European and Latin American currencies listed with small changes or unchanged values. Hong Kong dollar is quoted at 17.60.
Arizona cattle prices show slow direct trade with few transactions. Slaughter steers and heifers from feedlots move at mostly high choice levels with loads around 950 to 975 pounds and 2100 to 2200 dollars, while stock steers near 80 pounds fetch about 17 dollars FOB.
Spot prices for copper, lead, zinc, tin and silver are listed with state locations such as Connecticut Valley and East St. Louis. Copper at 0 32 cents per pound. lead at 14 cents. zinc 11 cents. tin 98 percent cents per pound. foreign silver 90 cents per troy ounce in New York.
Closing prices for U S government treasury bonds listed in New York show bid and asked figures, net changes, and yields. Prices are quoted in dollars and thirty seconds with tax notes specified.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple listings across venues with times and codes. Items include Garment Jungle, Abandon Ship, Shadow on Window, La Mujer Que Ane, Los Alegres de Teran, Maria Christina, Public Pigeon No 1, Ten Commandments, Buster Keaton Story, and various times and locations such as CACTUS, FIESTA, FOX-TUCSON, PARAMOUNT, and MIDWAY Times.
New York cottonseed oil futures ended lower across some contracts on June 10 with July at 19.34 cents and September at 15.97. December and other months showed slight shifts as traders noted bids and nominal quotes for nearby and deferred months.
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