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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
8
New York reports include market data while Mount Moriah Masonic notice appears with a list of small ads. Other items show job wants and educational class offers in towns, plus a ranch hand and heating service opportunities.
Butte High School or Boys Central students over 16 may work 2 hours daily with no Sunday duties earning 70 dollars monthly until graduation. Also high school grads 22 to 30 needed for permanent positions or insurance investigator. type 30 WPM, have a car, salary plus bonus and car expense. Car owners wanted to service penny Hershey candy and Wrisley gum merchandisers earning up to 300 monthly, 895 investment required. Include phone and address for interview Box 37 Box 30 Box 36 Box 4 Monida Montana.
In Chicago on Friday the grain market showed little change at the close on the Board of Trade as trading cooled after earlier session excitement. Rye advanced for the third straight session. all contracts reached new seasonal highs while soybeans rose briefly but mostly held gains into the close. wheat and corn moved modestly, oats were steady, and lard declined.
Minneapolis grain reports show Friday wheat receipts at 224, year age 204, with trading basis up 14 2c and cash prices up 4 1 2c. No. 1 dark northern and No. 1 northern near 2.39 to 2.45, other durum and hard winter grades listed, corn at 1.70 to 1.71, oats 76c, barley 1.02 to 1.68, rye around 1.98 to 2.03, flax 3.97, and soybeans to arrive at 3.08.
Bonds report shows AT and T 2 45, 7 A Nat Dairy, Texas Corpus and '65 issues trading with uneven demand. Market notes reflect routine fluctuations across corporate and municipal securities in New York trading.
Multiple classified items seek female helpers for cafe operation for two months and experienced dishwashers. Other notices include babysitting, beauty school, domestic work, and clerical positions. Also requests for reinforcements like a sales manager and various job seekers. Local Montana ads list phone numbers and addresses.
New York June 6 The stock market rose for a third consecutive session to a fresh 1952 high as the Associated Press 60 average climbed 40 cents to 105.30. Traders rotated among groups while optimism grows over a potential settlement of the steel strike and higher railroad earnings estimates. Volume was 1,520,000 shares with notable gains in Amerada Petroleum and Shell Oil leading into late trading.
The zinc price was reduced 12 cents to 16 cents per pound by a leading custom smelter in East St. Louis on Thursday. Other suppliers were expected to follow. Earlier in the week zinc had been trimmed 2 cents from 19.2 cents per pound, effective since October.
The Commercial Bulletin reports a spiritless Boston wool market with few sales and widespread stagnation. Hedge goods and worsted types show little movement while limited nods fetch firm prices. topmakers and scoured foreign wools see quiet activity and mixed fleece results with prices around 58 to 62 cents for certain midsize wools.
Wool futures closed with small gains and losses as dealers covered on actuals. July to December futures figures range from 1466 to 139.7 bid, with March and May bids at 137.1 and 134.6. Certificated wool spot around 152.0. Wool tops futures rose 1.5 to 2.0 cents with July to May bids from 188.5 to 175.5 and certificated spot tops around 190.0.
In Minneapolis on June 6 prices for 100 lb cotton sacks show unchanged family patents at $7.45 and standard patents up 10 cents to $5.80. Shipments reach 42,600 with standard braw at $57, middlings at $62 and Red Dog at $65.50.
Spokane livestock market closes with cattle 25 calves 15 hogs 25 sheep none. Receipts steady to mildly steady as buyers and sellers note nominally steady conditions for the day in Spokane.
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