Wall Street rises as war fears tempered by rearmament hopes
Stock market leaders rebound 1 to 5 points on June 14 as optimism grows over anticipated heavy rearmament spending and broader foreign orders. The Associated Press average climbs marginally to 40.5 with 948,310 shares traded, boosted by steel operations and improved retail sales signals. London hint of wartime funds flowing to U.S. war material purchases adds further support.
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Frederick Gardner
New York
Associated Press
London
United States
Steer Market Listed Steady in Chicago Sale
Chicago market report shows salable cattle 1 000 head calves 300 with generally steady demand on limited supply. Best steers fetch around 9.65 with others 8.00 to 9.35, heifers sliding with steers, cows steady, light canners and bulls slow. Sheep and hogs also noted with varied price movements and steady to lower tones on lambs and hog weights.
Wool markets show strength amid US military fabric demand
Boston June 14 The Commercial Bulletin reports a large wool sale volume in the West and substantial business linked to government military fabric purchases. Medium wools fetch 34 to 35 cents to growers in Ohio Michigan Missouri. finer wools 80 to 85 cents in the Far West. mohair remains dull.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin
West
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Territory
Montana
Delaine
Unknown OCR Sports Bid Strip Mixed Values
Fragmentary numeric OCR notes list prices and superscripts with grades A to C across years 83 85e and 80 82e 77 78 73 75¢. No identifiable event or entities beyond material grades and monetary values.
Foreign exchange rates and Canadian dollar discounts
New York June 14 official Canadian control board and open market rates show U S dollars buying 10 percent premium and selling 11 percent premium. Canadian dollar open market at discount 81.12 percent in U S cents. British pound demand 3.66 percent with cables 3.70 percent. Various European currencies quoted as unquoted or specific percentages.
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New York
Great Britain
Canadian Control Board
U. S
Wool futures rise on Wall Street buying in New York
Wall Street buying lifted wool top futures in New York with gains up to 19 points. Final prices showed nine to 12 point increases as profit taking trimmed into the day’s highs. July at 97.20, October 95.70, December 94.50. Spot standard tops quoted at 91.06.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago Potatoes Market Report June 14
Potatoes arrival 118 on track 248 total U S shipments 1 000 supplies moderate for California Long Whites demand very slow for offerings other sections demand slow market weaker California Long Whites U S No 1 2 05 2 25 Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2 25 North Carolina Cobblers U S No 1 generally good condition 1 90 2 00 Mississippi Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2 25 Alabama Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2 12 2 34 Louisiana Bliss Triumphs U SS No 1 2 05
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Chicago
U. S
California
Bliss
North Carolina
Mississippi Bliss
Alabama Bliss
U. 8
Louisiana Bliss
Chicago Produce Butter and Egg Prices Steady
Butter firm at 25 1/2 and 24 1/2 cents for 90 and 89 scores with 1 209 523 pounds traded. eggs steady at 26 554 cases with no price changes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis June 14 report of flour prices for carload lots in 98 pound sacks shows family patents unchanged at 5.70 to 5.90 for standard patents 4.50 to 4.70 with a 10 cent drop. Shipments totaled 19,800. Bran priced at 16.09 to 18.50.
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Minneapolis
Barre
Minneapolis grain market report with varied prices
Minneapolis grain notes wheat receipts 93 cars, 223 last year. Cash quotes list No. 1 heavy dark northern at 81 4 to 82 1 2 cents, No. 1 dark northern 80 1 2, No. 2 79 4 to 80 4, No. 3 77 1 8 to 78 4, hard Montana 83 1 4, and other grains with mixed trading basis. Flax No. 1 at 1.73 and sweet clover seed at 4.75 to 5.0 per unit.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Minnesota
South Dakota
Georgia health official tours Western states in Helena remark
Roy J. Boston of the Georgia health department arrived in Helena for a Western tour and called Montana the country’s backyard playground. He met with Dr. B. K. and discussed sanitary issues during the visit.
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Helena
Roy J. Boston
Georgia
United States
Montana
Boston
Georgia Department of Public Health
Atlante
B. K
Kilbourne's Health Tour Across The American West
Epidemiologist Kilbourne tours since April 1 under the Rockefeller Foundation international health division. He has visited Texas New Mexico California Oregon Washington Colorado Wyoming and Montana to study fever and disease control efforts.
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Kilbourne
Montana
International Health Division
Rockefeller Foundation
Texas
New Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
Gang of thieves rob post offices in Northern Montana
Postal Inspector W. J. Cooney of Great Falls said a gang of post office thieves is at work in Northern Montana. Robbers hit Brady last night and took a considerable amount in money and stamps. Joplin was robbed the night before of stamps and money. Exact totals were not yet determined. Brady Postmaster Prince A. Mowbray found the Brady office robbed this morning.
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W. J. Cooney
Great Falls
Montana
Cooney
Joplin
Here
Prince A. Mowbray
Omaha Market Report June 14 Cattle Hogs and Sheep Rates Steady
Omaha cattle sales active with medium to good steers and yearlings priced up to 9.50 for 950-lb, heifers scarce and beef cows 6.25 to 7.00, top bulls to 9.50. Hogs 3,590 head sold 10 to 15 cents lower, tops at 5.10. sheep 600 head, fat lambs steady to 10 cents lower, native springers 10.65 to 10.75, New crop lambs around 8.50 to 10.40 across grades.
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Omaha
UGDA
California
Cattle and hog markets show slight downturn in St Paul sale
In St Paul on June 14, cattle numbers reach about 3 000 with calves 1 800 and hogs 6 500 to 8 500 salable. Prices range with medium to good steers 8.25 to 8.50, choice heifers above 9.00, cows 7.00 to 7.75, bulls around 6.00 to 7.00, and hogs mostly 5.00 to 5.05 per cwt. Sheep offerings total 200 with lambs weaker and ewes around 2.50 to 3.25.
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Bouth ST. Paul
USDA
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported in Sioux City Market
Cattle salable 350 head total 50 calves 350 numbers med quality mostly small trucked in. Hogs salable 4800 total 5500 with slight declines to 5.10 top. 180-270 lb good and choice 4.65 to 5.10. sows 4.10 to 4.25. feeder pigs 3.00 to 4.00. Sheep 500 salable with springers steady to 10 cents lower at 10.50 to 10.65. old crop lambs 2.00 to 98.15. shorn ewes 3.25 down.
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Sioux City
Livestock Market Report From Spokane June Sale
Spokane Wash June 14 cattle salable 156 unchanged hogs 168 some 25c lower bows 3003.50 feeders stockers underweights 4.26 4.50 others un sheep salable 21 unchanged.
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Spokane
Wash
Ogden livestock sale report shows sparse offerings
Ogden on June 14 reports cattle salable and total figures for the day with 50 calves available. The market lists salable cattle as 4 and total cattle as 4, with calves none and hardly enough offerings to establish a market.
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Ogden
Metals Market Steady Across Copper Tin and Zinc Prices
New York report notes copper steady with electrolytic spot Connecticut valley at 11.50 cents, New York 11.50, tin steady at 58.50 cents spot with forward 56.75, lead steady at 8.05 cents in New York and 4.85 in East St. Louis, zinc steady at 6.25 cents East St. Louis future, Quicksilver $200, and prices for pig iron aluminum antimony Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite unchanged.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Trading Light in Curb Lists
Curb stocks rose modestly with light trading. Utilities led gains with American Gas & Electric and Electric Bond and Share 5% preferred advancing over two points. Aluminum Company of America special shares jumped more than eight points while mining shares edged higher and Humble Oil declined slightly.
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New York
U.P
American Gas & Electric and Electric
Brewster Aero
Bell Aircraft
Fairchild Aviation
Aluminum Company of America
Humble Oil
International Petroleum
Portland Grain Market News and Prices
Portland wheat futures for September cited with cash grain quotes for oats barley and corn. Cash wheat bids include soft white western white and hard red winter with protein notes. car receipts show shipments of wheat barley flour and millfeed.
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Portland
Ore
Maine
B. W
B. W. Shipping
Sugar Prices Hold at 4.50 Cents in New York Trade
The refined sugar market remained unchanged at 4.50 cents per pound in New York trading on June 14 as buyers and sellers eyed future demand.
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New York
Vealer and cattle prices on late market report
Late sales Thursday and today show vealers weak to steady with medium to good steers at 7.50 to 8.75 and heifers 7.25 to 8.65. Week’s bulk best cows 6.00 to 6.50, canners 3.25 to 5.75, bulls 5.00 to 6.40, medium to choice vealers 10.00 to 11.50. Hogs salable 80 and total 950, steady to 15 cents lower. tops 5.45, 180–230 lb 5.35–5.45, under 180 and over 230 lbs 4.95–5.20, extreme weights down to 4.75, sows 3.00 to 4.00. Sheep salable 3,030 and total 3,550, no early sales.
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Murray Corp
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Beth Steel
N. Y. Central
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Eeeres
Transamerica
Utah
Lt & Trac
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Fox
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Youngst S & T
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Chicago
USDA
California
Cattle and Hogs Reported At Seattle Market
Seattle June 14 cattle 90 hogs 110 sheep none received no inventory changes reported by market officials in brief cattle hogs and sheep tally for the day
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Seattle
Wheat trades rise as minimums end in Chicago session
Active and normal trading returns to the grain market as the May 20 minimums end. Wheat and corn gain while soybeans slip. Minneapolis wheat, Winnipeg prices react to the change. lard rises while oats and rye show declines amid Europe news and government flour buying hopes.
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Franklin Mullin
Chicago
Europe
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Butte Hog Market Quotes By Weight Classes
Hogs were quoted in the Butte market today with price ranges by weight. Choice hogs 160-200 lbs 5.5c, 200-225 lbs 5c, 225-250 lbs 4.5c, 250-275 lbs 4.44c, 275-300 lbs 4.4c, 300-325 lbs 4c, heavy sows and stags 3.75c.
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Butte
Seattle Produce Seattle Dairy Markets Steady
Seattle notes butter eggs and cheese unchanged on June 14 with no price shifts recorded in the market report.
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Seattle
Notice to Stockholders of Butte and Plutus Mining Company
Notice by T Tomich a warrant stockholder calls a special meeting of the Butte and Plutus Mining Company in Silver Bow Montana for 2 PM Saturday June 22 1940 to elect seven directors review War Minerals Relief Commission claim and conduct other lawful business dated May 25 1949 in Butte Montana. Also warrants called due June 15 1940 and list of warrant numbers and funds with treasurer GEO O Brien Jr. Photostat copies are available from Al s Photo Shop Butte Montana.
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T Tomich
Montana Corporation
A. B. Cohen
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Silver Bow Block
West
Granite St
Butte
Silver Bow County
War Minerals Relief Commission
General Funch
Inc
Neem Fund
Ne General Fund
Inc School Dist
Geo. O'Brien, JR
Photostat
North Main
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