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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
10
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U S Department of Agriculture cattle hog and sheep price trends shown for Kansas City and Chicago on June 18. Hogs sale totals and top quotes rise 10 to 20 cents with occasional 25 cent gains. Cattle and calves also firm in places with varying weights, while sheep see early gains and steady prices for many classes.
Chicago grain prices eased as harvesting weather and rising southwest receipts weighed on wheat. July futures dipped under 99 cents amid hedging in the loan program, with soybeans cottonseed oil and lard boosting nearby selling and stop orders triggered as prices fell.
New York June 18 cotton prices retreated after twelve straight session highs as profit taking and technical selling hit futures. Trade demand cooled with quieter textile district activity and negligible outside interest. Late selling by locals and liquidation by a few firms pushed values to intra day lows with July at 14.05 and other months around 14.25 to 14.41. Middling spot 14.79 nominal.
Metals news from New York on June 18 shows copper steady with spot at 12.00 and FAS NY 11.00 12.00, tin firm at 52.75 and 52.37 goal, lead steady around 5.85 90 in New York and 5.70 in East St. Louis, zinc firm in East St. Louis at 7.25, quicksilver 188.00 nm, while other metals including pig iron aluminum and platinum remain unchanged.
A cryptogram quotation reads ZWTETW B KIN AF BGCIMILT. Hint: AMT JLT XWCLUI ZBECL BA AMT VIVTLA, AMT JAMTW EJW BKK ACVT RMCKJL. Yesterday’s quote: NOTHING IS MORE HONORABLE THAN A GRATEFUL HEART.
In Boston on June 18 a U S Department of Agriculture report notes steady trading in medium fleece wools with combing three eights and quarter blood bright fleeces selling around 46 to 47 cents per pound grease delivered to mills. Some buyers paid 47 to 48 cents for single grades. Fine territory wools in original bags priced at 1 to 1.03 dollars scoured, but sales were slow.
Los Angeles market news notes hogs salable 250 head with top 11.70 for 197 lbers and sows 7.50-8.25. Cattle salable 600 with loads of 937 lb Idaho fed steers at 11.50 and cows 6.65-7.50. Calves 12.00-13.25 top vealers. sheep 350 with lambs 8.50 and wooled sheep to 10.75, steady overall.
Denver reports cattle sales with calves 1,700 salable and 100 total. heifers 15-25 higher and yearlings around 10.00. beef steers up to 15 higher. bulls 8.60-8.75 for good stock. cows 7.60 and 5.50-6.75 for canners. vealers 14.00 down. Hogs salable 600 of 1,200 total. weights 180-270 lb sows up. 10.40-10.50 top 10.50. butchers 10.00-10.35. light weight 9.50. Sheep salable 800 of 1,735. market slow with higher asks.
Exchange rates in New York show little movement. The British pound slipped four cents while the Canadian dollar held. Official and open market figures for major currencies include Canada at 88.1215 U S cents per dollar and Great Britain around 4.02 to 4.04 dollars.
In New York on June 18 the market shows a 34 percent bar silver rate remaining steady with no change noted.
The fifty-fifth annual convention of the Arizona Wool Growers association will be held in Flagstaff July 8 and 9. President Eugene Campbell and secretary Jerrie W. Lee announced the event. The public is invited to attend the first day as the program is arranged for broad interest.
June 18 New York market swung to losses late after a strong session with most leaders closing ahead by fractions. The late downturn trimmed gains as profit taking and selling resistance appeared at peaks. About 600 shares changed hands as analysts attributed the move to technical factors and adjustments after last week’s declines. Major names included Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet American Can General Electric Westinghouse Eastman Kodak Southern Pacific and Douglas Aircraft among others. Bonds closed narrowly better.
Receipts list dairy and egg outputs in Los Angeles on June 1. Butter 167.400 lbs and 37 lbs bulk butter. cheese 55.500 lbs. candled large eggs 31 trays. eggs large and small totals 2814 and 25 respectively.
Multiple small ads list savings on close out evaporative coolers and flowers, plus furniture buys and sales. Notices announce relocation and home remodeling services, with addresses in Park S and North streets and a tax collectors notice.
Classified blurbs listing transportation offers and requests, items for sale such as a 31 Essex coach and a late model range, plus a lost dog named Kisko and small service ads. Also notes a driving trip to Fort Smith Arkansas and Hobbs New Mexico with shared expenses, and request for good homes for Persian kittens.
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