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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
23
Stocks mixed with steels and aircraft in demand. Bonds steady to improved as governments rise. Cotton irregular with liquidation and hedging. Oats mostly higher, aligned with corn. Soybeans higher as new crop months show strength. Hogs steady to weak. Cattle report no slaughter steer sales.
Dividends declared in New York on June 18 apply to rate period stock records payable to shareholders. The notice lists payment details and recipients for the declared dividends.
Chicago June 19 A surge in feed grain futures followed a Department of Agriculture forecast that spring and fall pig crops will exceed 1958 by 10 percent and exceed 1948 57 average by 16 percent. Soybean meal gains lifted soy futures while rye led gains on short covering. wheat stayed steady to firm.
Beverly Hills based Northrop Corp. reports net income for the first nine months of 1 percent of 3,099.0 dollars or 306 dollars a share. This compares with 5,070,406 dollars or 3.02 dollars a share a year ago. Revenues totaled 195,778,526 dollars, down from 204,186,422 dollars a year ago.
MacGREGOR argues that rising corporate plant and equipment spending signals higher production ahead and limits downside risks for stocks. Government surveys show 1959 planned capex of 32.6 billion, with expectation to exceed that by year end. Highlights include Mack Trucks, White Motors, Eaton Manufacturing with earnings and valuations around 10 P E, plus caution against following public whims as American Telephone trades near 76. Dow Jones at 623.42 at noon.
Cattle supply in Los Angeles includes mostly dairy cows and cutters with dairybreds steady. Calves scarce. Hogs and sheep show limited tests with prices in the 14 to 18.75 range for various weight classes. Kansas City reports lighter hog quotes and sparse offerings for sheep and cattle testing.
Coffee pricing in New York on June 18 shows Santos No. 4 ex-dock closing with mixed freight offers and several futures gains. Futures for September and December edged higher, with March and May contracts also showing increases amid nominal asks and varying quotations.
Quotations furnished by the National Association of Securities Dealers Inc indicate approximate prices and are not guaranteed bids or offers. They reflect sponsor or issuer indications to net asset value unless stated otherwise.
Spot prices for copper at 31.5 cents a pound and lead at 12 cents a pound are listed. Tin trades at 1.04 dollars per pound with zinc at varying cents per troy ounce in New York and East St. Louis markets.
New York June 18 bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed mix with gains of 7 cents for some months. July futures at 14.12 13, September 13.64 46, October 13.15 89, December 13.61 02, March 12.97 89, July 12.00 bids. May closing at 13.00. B bounce noted.
Cottonseed meal futures in Memphis show May at 50.90 to 50.75, July 386.00 to 387.00, Sept 525.00 to 178.00, Oct 460.00 to 495.0, Dec 495.6 to 500.0, Jan 50.00 to 3090.0, March 8000 to 8090.0 on a 4 percent protein basis.
Los Angeles reports unchanged egg and butter pricing with small and large classifications. Live poultry volumes show June 7 ranch prices for fryers and pets, caponettes quoted per head, and delivered hens and cromes with varying head counts and percentages.
Cotton prices edged higher in morning trading but near term July slips, with distant months down two cents or more. Cert stocks drop 1,183 bales to 23,402. Late prices show a net drop of 75 cents to 10 cents above yesterday's close. July 461, Oct 3241, Dec 3243.
Hollywood report says actress Betty Hutton, 38, entered a hospital for a hangover overdue checkup after telling friends she felt tired. The physician expects her to be released this weekend.
The June 19 report shows a firm cotton textile market with a few early shipments of print cloths and broadcloths for first quarter next year. Spot demand was light due to limited supply while wool goods were quiet. Some selling of spun and filament rayon fabrics occurred for third quarter delivery.
Judge Herbert F. Krucker quashed the first degree murder charge and remanded Leroy Terry to Justice Court for a preliminary hearing in the May 10 shotgun slaying of Rodolfo M. Castano near 537 S. Main Ave. Terry, 32, had no lawyer initially. counsel later appointed. Deputy County Atty. Bartell said a new second degree murder complaint would be filed.
A couple debates cash reserves and stock purchases as they prepare to buy a home. Advice favors maintaining a cash cushion and avoiding high risk moves like speculative growth stocks given their debts and family needs. It notes reconsidering stopped mutual fund contractual plans and reinstating them if possible.
Rillito Race Track Inc of Tucson offers 40 000 shares of common stock with $5 par value to present holders as pre emptive rights until July 7. Rights proportional to current holdings apply. after July 7 Arizona Corporation Commission approval may lead to remaining shares being offered to Arizona residents.
On June 18 in Los Angeles market reports show alfalfa and grain hay prices unchanged. Carrot arrivals include 3 wheat, 13 barley, 4 corn, 2 oats, 1 milo, 10 flour, 4 cereal, and 188 hay.
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