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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

12

Worst Slump of Bull Market Hits Stock Exchange

Stocks fell sharply as a rising dollar spooked traders in New York. The Standard Statistics composite dropped 58 points, with 4,923,240 shares traded as losses hit leaders like American Telephone, American Smelting, U S Steel, Southern Pacific and Dupont amid reports from London on dollar stabilization and monetary uncertainty.

John L. Cooley New York London Stock Exchange Statistics Associated Press Wall Street American Telephone American Smelting Case U. S. Steel Southern Pacific Consolidated Gas Dupont MelIntyre Porcupine American Can Union Pacific Kennecott Standard Oil of New Jersey Harvester American Tobacco Montgomery Ward Santa Fe Hamestake

Bond closing prices in New York market report

Daily bond prices list for U S Liberty, Treasuries, Am Sugar, AT&T, Goodyear, Belgium, Brazil, CM&STP, Can Ndl R R, Nor Pac Gen, Pac G&E, Texas Corp, Unit Drug, US Rubber and other issues with domestic and foreign bonds. Highlights include Treas 3%60s at 104.23 and Chile 6s at 60, with varied yields across named corporations and governments.

New York U. S. Liberties AT & T Se Goodrich Berria Goodyear Belgium Brazil Cm&st P Cece Cm& ST P C&nw Eos Chile Cop Sa Cssecees Ccce Cnc R&rgrig Edson Dodge Humble Oil Ascslan Int HE Tex Mont Pow Coos NY Cent & H R Nor Pac Gen Pac G & E Silesian Am Col Ginclair Ceees OON J Debbs Texas Corp Canada Germany Italy Norway

Treasury receipts and expenditures report for June 13

Treasury receipts for June 13 totaled 6 963 387 06. Expenditures reached 11 523 993 31, with a balance of 271 690 031 76. Customs receipts for the first 13 days of June were 9 307 263 65.

Washington Treasury

Market in Wool Continues Firm in Boston Wool Market

Prices remained firm in the Boston wool market as the U. S. Agriculture Department noted rising inquiries on fleeces and more active trading than last week in western grown wools. Territory wools sold at 67-69 cents on half blood combing wools with fair demand. Texas twelve month wools active at 68-70 cents.

Boston U. S. Agriculture Department Territory Texas

Call money steady and time loans show small gains

New York June 15 call money steady at 1 percent for the day. Time loans steady for 60-90 days at 1 4 months 1-11 5-6 months at 1-1 4 percent. Prime commercial paper quoted at 1X.

New York

Closing Grain Letter By Winthrop Mitchell Co

Chicago reports cloudless grain states with warmer temperatures and a forecast of continued warm weather. Southwest deliveries are being stored by farmers and first cuttings yield poor returns. The writers see no clear investment path and advise caution amid political and crop uncertainties.

Winthrop Mitchell & Co Chicago Southwest

Chicago Produce Prices Report June 15

Poultry in Chicago steady with 44 trucks. Hens 9 to 10 cents, Leghorn hens 8 cents, roosters 8 to 9 cents, No. 2 hens 6 cents, turkey hens 10 cents, toms 10 cents, spring ducks 6 to 8 cents, old ducks 5 to 6 cents, geese 6 to 14 cents, Leghorn broilers 17 to 20 cents, colored 15 to 10 cents. Butter 16 459 steady. Eggs 27 246 steady. Prices unchanged.

Chicago

Minneapolis Wheat Prices Open High Low Close

Wheat prices in Minneapolis show open and high values for June 15 with near term quotes for July and September. Market quotes list bid and asked figures with minor fluctuations reflected in open and close ranges for the session.

Winthrop, Mitchell & Co Minneapolis Minn

Curb Market Sees Persistent Profit-Taking On June Trading

Persistent profit taking dominated the Curb market with prices slipping fractions to three points on moderate turnover. Utilities rallied in the forenoon but failed to sustain gains as speculative interests pulled back, while Electric Bond and Share fell nearly two points. Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania and Humble Oil led declines in oil issues, with Standard Oil of Indiana and Kentucky remaining steadier amid broad industrial weakness.

New York Electric Bond & Share American Gas Gulf Oil Pennsylvania Humble Oil Indiana Kentucky Activ

Chicago hog and cattle market report steady gains

good to choice hogs steady with 190 to 300 pounders at 4.50 to 4.60 dollars and top bids 4.60. Better 160 to 180 pound hogs at 4.25 to 4.50. Sows 3.75 to 4.10. Cattle and calves steady with medium weights 6.50, vealers 4.75 to 5.50. Sheep steady with native lambs 7.25 to 7.50 and yearlings 5.50 to 7.50.

Chicago

Livestock Prices Report From Denver Market

USDA cattle pricing shows 500 calves steady with steers at 5.50 and various categories listed including cows cutters and heifers. Hog quotes at 2700 head range from 4.30 to 4.50 for 180 290 lb animals with packing sows 3.35 to 3.75 and sheep 3200 head native lambs steady with best over 7 dollars.

Denver USDA

Omaha cattle and hog market report from June

Omaha market report shows cattle at 3,300 head with calves steady and light weight heifers stronger. top steers at 6 dollars with bulk to 5.60. Hogs 10,000 head 10 to 15 cents lower, top 4.25. packers bidding around 4.15. Sheep 6,000 head with lambs 7.25 to 7.50 and yearlings around 4.75 to 5.50, ewes 1.72.

Omaha USDA

Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported at South St Paul Market

South St Paul bidding on June 15 shows cattle receipts 1800 with light steers and yearlings weak while medium to good steers hold at 4.75 to 5.50 per cwt and heifers to 5.00. Calves bring 4 to 4.50 for good to choice, hogs mostly 4.15 to 4.30 with tops around 4.30, sheep and lambs steady with ewes and wethers at 7 or 7.25 for top lambs and yearlings around 4.50.

South ST. Paul USDA

Market Report From Seattle Cattle and Hogs

Seattle market notes show cattle and sheep without receipts. Hogs total 785 head, all prices and conditions steady for the day.

Spokane cattle hogs and sheep report steady market

Spokane June 15 cattle listed at 50 steady with hogs at 149 and feeders and underweight pigs priced at 4.25 to 4.35 with others steady and unchanged. Sheep none reported.

Spokane

Mining shares struggle as aluminum firms see losses

Trading closed with notable liquidation in mining stocks. Newmont fell about 2 points while Lake Shore, Pioneer Gold and Wright Hargraves slipped modestly. Aluminum firms Parker Rustproof and A. O. Smith also declined around 2 points.

Ity Aluminum Company Parker Rustproof A. O. Smith Newmont Lake Shore Pioneer Gold Wright Hargraves

Metal Market Summary Quiet in Copper and Tin Prices

New York metal market reports copper quiet for spot and futures at 8 cents. Tin steady with spot and nearby at 43.50 and 43.75 dollars futures. Zinc steady with Saint Louis spot and futures around 4.30 to 4.35 cents. Antimony quoted at 7.00. Quick silver at 61762.

New York East St. Louis St. Louis

Boston Stock Exchange Copper Prices and Quotes

June 15 report from the Boston Stock Exchange shows bid and asked prices for copper and various listed stocks. Included are Quincy Hancock Swoft Co. Isle R Mohawk Uth Apex N'g Mines Uth Mtls N Butte with quoted bid and ask figures.

Winthrop, Mitchell & Co Quincy Hancock Swoft Co Isle R US Mach Mohawk Uth Apex Uth Butte

Potato Prices Climb as New Stock Flows In

Chicago reports USDA data with 32 cent potatoes and 126 shipments. New stock is strong, trading good, supplies light across Alabama, Louisiana, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Michigan, Idaho. Prices vary by type from $1.20 to $3.60 with some decayed stock recorded.

Chicago U. S Alabama Louisiana North Caroline North Carolina Wisconsin Michigan Idaho

Old-Time Darby Resident James A Wilkerson Dies

James A. Wilkerson, 72, longtime Darby resident, died Wednesday at Daly hospital after a long illness caused by paralysis. A rancher and stage driver between Hamilton and Ross Hole, he is survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs. Charles Watson of Missoula and Mrs. Earl Anglemeyer of Wibaux, three sons Arthur of Menlo Park WA Fred of Darby Theodore of San Francisco, N. E. Wilkerson of Hamilton, Jerry Wilkerson of Darby, Mrs. Edward Burrill of Headquarters Idaho, and a third brother Benjamin in Lincoln Nebraska.

Hamilton James A. Wilkerson Darby Daly Hospital Wilkerson Ross Hole Charles Watson Missoula Earl Anglemeyer Wibaux Arthur Menlo Park Wash Fred Theodore San Francisco N. E Than) Wilkerson Jerry Wilkerson Edward Barrill Headquarters Idaho Benjamin Lincoln Neb

Community Notes From Corvallis Daily Social

Mrs Elizabeth McLaughlin of St Regis visits Corvallis with daughter in law Mrs Edward Shults hosted 35 Hamilton friends at a midweek taffy pull. Miss Catherine Liebel and Miss Margaret Liebel visit from Missoula and plan hospital work this summer. A son born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Jenkins at Simpson place Mountain View district.

Corvallis Elizabeth McLaughlin St. Regis Edward Shults J. E. Bryson Hamilton Hamilton Christian Church Louise Shults Harold Nicol Anaconde Bernard Smyth Rowan Vernon Jenkins Simpson Place Mountain View John Flemming Mae Dull Dillon Heart Butte Piersons Margaret Liebel C. C. Kroll

Smoke eliminator eyed for trains and homes by Scottish inventor

James Garvie of Glasgow promoted a smoke consuming device first used in Clydebank shipyards and on a switch engine. Backers offer to install and maintain it free, taking half of coal savings for three years. A railway may test it in an express locomotive. Siam enacts harsh arson penalties up to life imprisonment.

James Garvie Glasgow Scotland Clydebank

Wheat futures tumble as tax plans spark market volatility

Chicago June 15 Wheat futures slide amid divergent views on proposed processing taxes and farmer bonuses. Uncertainty over Washington plans caused a 2 cent drop at times, while gains in corn and oats limited by heat wave fears. Closing quotes show July wheat around 75 to 76 cents and nearby contracts mixed with corn and oats higher on the day.

Chicago Washington British Exchange Secretary of Agriculture

Minneapolis grain prices and arrivals report

Minneapolis June 15 wheat totals 176 cars versus 51 a year ago. Cash values list No 1 northern 75 76c with protein variants 14 15 percent, No 1 dark northern 78c, Montana 80 81c, amber durum 70 73 ¾c, red durum 63 ¾c. July 73c, September 73c, December 75 ¼c. Corn No 3 yellow 34 36c. Oats No 3 white 26 ¼ 27 ¼c. Barley 24 28 ¾ 45c range. Rye No 2 75 9 ¾c. Flax No 1 165 169 ¼c. Sweet clover seed 2.25–2.50.

Inspiration Inter Inter. Cement. Com Inter. Harvester Inter. Tel Johnsanville Teee Kelly Springf Ldaw Kelvinator Co Kennecott Kresge Kroger Grocery Loews Inc Lorillard Tobacco Louisville G. E McKeesport Tin Mack Truck Macy & Co Copperoo Marlin Rockwell Matheson Alkali Miami Copper Mo. Kan Mo. Pacific Montgomery Ward National Biscuit Nat'l Cash Reg Nat'l Dair Nat'l Distillers Nat'l Power & Life Nevada New Haven Ry Corma Cecal Noranda Mines N. A. Aviation M. A. Corpeee Eee iNov. Pacific Ry Ohio Owens Ill. Glass Pac. Gas & Electove Packard Motors Park Utah Mining Phelps Dodge Proctor & Gamble N. J Pullman Co Sosee Radio Corp Seenenee Radio Keith Orph Remington Rand Repub. Steel Corpn R. J. Rev. Tob Tech N Safeway St. Joe San Fran Schulte Seaboard Oil & Gas Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil E- Simmons Co Socony Vacuum S. P. R. Sugar Cal. Edison South Pac. Ry Southern Ry Standard Gas & Elec Oil of Calif Stewart Warner Studebaker Eees Tenn. Gop. & Chem Texas Teeee Eee Tex Gulf Sulphur Tex Pac Coal & Oil Tx. Pac. Land Trst Tidewater Assoc Timken Roll Transamerica United Aircraft United Corp United Fruit United Gas Imp U. S. Indus U. S. Steel Eee U. S. Steel Pfd Union Carbide Union Oil of Cal Union Pac. Ry Util. Pow. A Warner Bros. Pi Warren Bros Eeennee West Gho Se Airbrake West Union Tel Westinghouse Elec Woolworth Worthington el. Truck & Gab Minneapolis Montana

Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York Market

The New York foreign exchange market shows heavy trading with Great Britain at 4.06 dollars on cables and 4.05 on 60 day bills. France stands at 4.72 dollars for demand and cables, Italy around 6.25 demand and 6.26 cables. Belgium 16.75, Germany 28.00, and cross rates Montreal in New York 89.27 and New York in Montreal 111.87 also noted.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Montreal

Portland Wheat Prices and Car Receipts Report

Wheat closes at July 58 1/2 cents, September 61 1/2 cents, December 64 1/2 cents. Cash bids show Big Bend blue stem 67c, dark hard winter 68c for 12 percent, 64c for 11 percent, soft white 59 1/4c, hard winter 59c, western white and northern spring at 57c. Car receipts list wheat 12, flour 20.

Portland Big Bend

Flour Price Quoted At Butte Market

Flour in Butte was quoted yesterday in the local market at 5 dollars 35 cents. The report notes the price level for retail buyers and reflects current market conditions in the area.

Butte

Butte Hog Market Quotes Range By Grade Here

Daily hog market report from Butte shows bids across grades with price ranges including choice at 4 sc, medium heavy at 4 4 sc, heavy 3 sc, extra heavy 3 sc, light 4 4 sc, and extra light 3 2%c, reflecting varying weight classes.

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