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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1941

Page

8

Market Leaders Slip Downward Amid Hesitant Trading

New York stock markets opened with slow, fractional declines as leaders edged lower. The Associated Press index of 60 stocks fell 0.1 to 40.2 while total shares traded dropped from the previous day. A rise in Jones & Laughlin steel preferred drew note on a quiet floor amid rumors of dividends. Roosevelt’s remarks on Europe and Japan did not move prices.

Associatec Press Indust Rails Oul New York Associated Press Jones & Laughlin Steel Roosevelt Japan

New Boston Wool Market Sees Quiet Week and Cautious Trading

Boston reports a notably quiet week in wool dealings with steady prices. An announced 50,000 bales of Australian wool offered for import from reserve stock sways opinions, while Texas sales range 42 to 42.5 cents for fine 12 months wools. Consumption remains strong with 78,676,000 pounds greasy equivalent in April. Rumors of Army cloth demand and civilian rationing influence activity. Mohair remains quiet but steady as quotes for various combing grades and pulled and scoured wools are published.

Boston Commercial Bulletin Texas Bulletin Montana Delaine

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trading Steady to Higher in Omaha Sale

June 6 Omaha market report shows cattle sales 700 head, steers up to 115 cents higher with top $10.25 for loads over 1,125 pounds, cows and heifers steady, hogs 1,600 salable with top $9.30 and loads 180 to 270 pounds at $9.15 to $9.30, sows to $8.85, sheep 1,200 with fat lambs steady to higher and native spring lambs around $12.10 to $12.25, wooled feeding lambs $9.25, native feeders $10.00.

Omaha USDA California

Foreign Exchange Rates and Premiums in New York

June 6 reports show buying and selling premiums for the Canadian control board at 10 and 11 percent respectively. The Canadian dollar in New York opens at 115 percent discount or 88.374 U S cents, while Great Britain rates run at 4.02 buy and 4.04 sell with open market cables at 4.03 percent. Germany rates list 40.05 nominal and 20.25 benevolent.

Foreign Exchange New York Great Britain Canadian Control Board U. S Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee Germany

Chicago Potatoes Market Report

Chicago market report shows arriving 124 and on track 188 potatoes with total U S shipments 1111. New stock is light and demand weak with unsettled prices. California Long Whites priced at 2.40 and 2.45 for U S No 1. Alabama and Louisiana Bliss Triumphs range around 1.90 to 2.45. Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers and Wisconsin Round Whites noted with varied pricing.

Chicago USDA U. S California Alabama Bliss Louisiana Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin

Wool Futures Steady as Short Covering Edges Market

In New York on June 6, cover shorts steadied wool top futures while spot demand pushed grease wool higher. Grease wool futures closed up 0.1 cent, with December at 94.6 bid. Top futures rose 0.5 cent to 0.4, with July 128.2, October 124.6, December 123.2 bids. spot tops at 130.5 nominal.

New York Shorts

Sugar Market Report On Sugar Demand In New York

Sugar demand for 4.95 cent refined sugar was reported fair today in New York. The brief bulletin notes market activity and price level as of June 6.

New York

Seattle Produce Update Keeps Butter Cheese and Eggs Stable

In Seattle on June 6 prices for butter cheese and eggs remain unchanged with no immediate market shifts reported. Local traders cite steady supply and consistent demand as contributing factors to the stability.

Seattle

Real Bullets May Be Used in Army Maneuvers

Army officers discussed informally the possibility of using a few live bullets in mock war to train caution. They argued even one real bullet in 10,000 could heighten realism and safety, noting some nations use higher live-bullet ratios in training exercises.

Hunter Liggett Calif Japan Germany

Flour Prices and Shipments Reported in Minneapolis

Minneapolis report lists flour carload lots per barrel in 98 pound sacks with family patents unchanged at 6.55 to 6.75 and standard patents at 5.25 to 5.45. Shipments total 23 375. Bran price 19.00 to 19.50. Noted mention of orchid tea used as a cold remedy in Venezuela.

Minneapolis

Bevin Says U S Will Join War After 1942 Struggle

London June 6 Labor Minister Ernest Bevin told Wimbledon that Hitler concedes Britain cannot be conquered before 1942 and that by then the United States will enter the fight in force. He added he does not believe Britain will fall to the Nazi. Mexico marks Mother’s Day with national prizes for most prolific and oldest mothers.

London Ernest Bevin Wimbledon Adolf Hitler Britain United States Mexico

Steer Trading Is Held Steady in Chicago Market

Salable cattle and calves total about 1 300 with steers steady as big packers take mostly 710.85 to 710.85 per hundredweight. Yearlings rise to 11.25 in odd lots. heifers steady to 10.50. cows and bulls weak 10 to 15 cents lower. Salable sheep 3 000 with spring lambs up 25 cents, best 97 pound fed shorn lambs 10.25. ewes at 3.50 to 4.50. Hogs 8 000 total, weights 240 pounds and under up to 10 cents higher. heavier jars uneven. Prices quoted for various weight ranges.

Chicago USDA

Livestock Market Report South St Paul June Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Cattle salable 3 700, total 3 900 with cows 6 7 75 and steers maturing. yearling steers and heifers in broad demand. Hogs active with top 9 30 and various weight ranges noted. stockers scarce. Sheep light supplies, prices up slightly with good to choice shorn lambs around 9 50 to 12 25 and ewes 3 50 to 4 50.

South St. Paul USDA

Denver Live Cattle and Hogs Market Report June 6

Denver cattle and hog prices show modest gains with limited offerings. Calves and vealers decline slightly while hogs rise with top butcher prices near 9.60 and typical lots selling around 9.40 to 9.60. sheep volumes steady with early spring lambs advancing to around 12 dollars.

Butte Hog Market Quotes Range by Weight Class

Hogs in the Butte market were priced by weight: 160 to 200 lbs at 9 1/2 cents, 200 to 225 lbs at 9 cents, 225 to 250 lbs at 8 3/4 cents, 250 to 275 lbs at 8 1/2 cents, 275 to 300 lbs at 8 1/2 cents, 300 to 325 lbs at 8 cents, 325 to 350 lbs at 7 1/2 cents. Extra heavy sows and stags quoted from 5 to 6 cents.

Butte

Metal Prices in New York steady across multiple metals

Metal markets show copper steady with spot and CT valley quotes around 12 cents. Tin rises to 52.62 cents with forward 52.50. Lead remains near 5.85 to 5.90 cents. Zinc holds at 7.25 cents. Pig iron aluminum antimony quicksilver platinum and certain ores unchanged.

New York Connecticut Valley F.a.s East St. Louis

Curb Irregular and Higher in Moderate Trading

Curb stock prices showed irregular gains in moderate dealings. Sherwin Williams Paint Puget Sound Power and Light 6 preferred led advances while Electric Bond and Share 6 preferred fell over a point. Beech Aircraft Gulf Oil and Eagle-Picher remained firm, with Fairchild Engine New Jersey Zinc and New York Shipbuilding shares lower.

New York Sherwin Williams Puget Sound Power and Light National Power and Light Gulf Oil Beech Aircraft Eagle Picker Fairchild Engine and Airplane New Jersey Zinc New York Shipbuilding Founders

Wheat Futures Rise After Government Loan Rate Move

Wheat futures edged higher after government loan rate announcements but closed well below the new grain collateral value. July to September contracts traded near a dollar per bushel, with corn and soybeans also up amid rains in the Southwest and mill support.

Chicago

Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Steady in Sioux City Market

Sioux City reports cattle salable totals around 500 and calves 10 with most slaughter classes active and firm. top fed steers nearly $9.75 to $10. medium shorts under $8.50. beef cows to $778. hogs active with tops around $9.30 and weights 180 to 370. sows to $8.90. feeder pigs $9.00. sheep totals 500 with load of good lambs around $9.75 and natives $12.00 to $12.25. ewes $4.00.

Sioux City USDA

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Summary

Chicago June 6 butter receipts 1 305 099 steady 90 central ized carrots 34 4¢ other prices unchanged Eyes receipts 31 217 easy fresh graded extra firsts local 244 c cars 24% ec firsts cars 24% ec dirties 22% ec storage packed firsts 24'sc price notes indicate steady market with varied carrot and eye products and unchanged overall levels.

Chicago

Portland Grain Futures and Cash Grain Prices

Futures close September at 86c. Cash grain quotes include oats No. 2 38-lb white 28.25, barley No. 2 45-lb B. W. 28.25, No. 1 flax 1.80. Cash wheat bids: soft white 85c, soft white excluding Rex 86 2, white club 86 14c, western red 86c. Hard red winter ranges 90c to 97c by grade and percentage. Baart grades for hard white 12 percent 1.09, 13 percent 1.11, 14 percent 1.13. Car receipts show Wheat 27, oats 1, flour 10, millfeed 10.

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Highways May Be Landing Fields

Washington reports that a national defense highway bill proposed by President Roosevelt would authorize emergency landing strips along U S highways. Senator McCarran notes Germany uses the idea and expects rapid development after authorization. Southern Rhodesia may build a plant to produce 3,000 gallons daily of ethyl alcohol from surplus crops and waste.

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