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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
8
New York AP stock report shows aircrafts and oils advancing as the market, though erratic, hits another 1958 high. Unemployment dip below five million and hopes for rail and copper boosts contribute to cautious optimism, with the Dow average rising to 172.60 on strong volume.
Public safety note promotes chewing gum to reduce driver strain and stay alert. Recommends brands and flavor options including Wrigley Spearmint as a source of chewing enjoyment while driving.
The expanding winter wheat harvest in the Southwest spurred notable futures selling ahead of the Board of Trade close. Prices eased across wheat while corn and oats held steady to firm and soybeans weakened amid doubts over how much new harvest will reach commercial channels. Cash grain activity limited by government loan price comparisons and ample storage. Lard and other grains showed varied moves.
Market and financial brief notes from AP report show mixed gains and losses. Key indices swing with varying sector performance as traders assess earnings and economic signals.
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Cattle prices mixed with 1 054 lb steers at 30.00 and 1 100 lb steers around 29.00. Heifers from 265 to 290, cows 1875 to 2000, cutters 1500 to 1875. Calves 25, hogs and sheep not listed. Spring feeder lambs steady near 20.00.
Prices mostly slipped with cash spring wheat showing a one cent premium for light weight and discounts for heavier lots. No 1 dark northern and No 1 hard Montana winter for bothMinnesota and South Dakota markets listed with varied basis and protein premiums. Also included are quotes for corn, oats, rye, flax and soybeans with ranges and quality distinctions.
Market report from Denver shows light demand for beans. Prices paid delivered in Denver include large whites AA 3-37, A 32-34, B 27-29. large mixed AA 34-3, A 27-29, B 24-27. medium whites A 29-32, B 25-27, medium mixed A 27-32, B 25-27. smell A 24-27. undergrades large 18, small 7-8.
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