Curbs Advance Moderately on Mixed Trading
New York June 17 curb stocks rose in moderate trading led by Consolidated Mining & Smelting and New York & Honduras Rosario, each up over two points. American Laundry Machinery gained about two points early then fell back. Midland Oil Preferred American Cyanamid Chesebrough Bourjots Gleaner Harvester and Pharis Tire rose by a point or more. R C Williams & Co Inc advanced over points as many issues moved lower on light turnover.
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Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Stocks Rally on Rail Gains as Inflation Cools Markets
New York stocks rose with rail shares leading the day as a 15 year high peak formed despite late profit-taking. Steel producers benefited from higher ingot output while inflation fears and price control talk kept many traders cautious. The Dow and rail averages finished higher as Union Pacific and Southern Railway led the gain.
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New York
Statter
Congress
Associated Press
Thursdaf
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Crane Company
Hollander & Sons
Parmelee Transportation
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
American Telephone
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Kennecott
Anaconda
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
Sioux City cattle market clears wound up in strong sale
Sale totals show cattle salable at 6 500 and 6 700 calves with steers and heifers proving strong. Prices range from 15 50 to 17 65 for medium to good stock, with choice and heavy steers up to 17 and 18 dollars, hogs steady to firm with sows and pigs around 13 75 to 14 50, and sheep offering mostly light lambs at about 8 25.
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Soux City
USDA
Rivers Harbors Bill Favored by Senate Committee
The Senate commerce committee approved a House passed river and harbors bill worth about a billion dollars. The measure includes navigation and flood control projects with hydro electric and irrigation work in various basins. The panel hopes to move the bill to the Senate this week or early next, authorizing large projects such as a $500 million Arkansas river navigation program.
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Senate Commerce Committee
House
Overton
D-La
Commerce Committee
Senate
Ex Yugoslav Official Denies War Crimes
Belgrade report says Dr Sjevan Maljevic, president of Gen Draja Mihailovic wartime central committee, pleaded innocent to war crimes charges. He disclaimed responsibility for Chetnik commanders and acknowledged some collaboration with the Germans while protesting to Mihailovic about the alleged ties.
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Sjevan Maljevic
Draja Mihailovic
Mihailovic
Moijevic
Mihaillovic
Butte Death Notices
Sullivan Dennis C funeral from Daly-Shea chapel Tuesday morning at 9 oclock Requiem high mass at St Mary church 9 30 Interment Holy Cross cemetery Hettick Walter J funeral from Daly-Shea chapel Tuesday morning at 9 oclock Requiem high mass at St Helena church 9 30 Interment Holy Cross cemetery Jette Ovila Jette funeral from Daly Shea chapel Wednesday morning at 9 oclock Requiem mass at St Ann church 9 30 Interment Holy Cross cemetery
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Daly- Shea
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ad Display
Sherman Reed and Whites advertise funeral services with long tenure in Butte. J R Reed Mer says large chapel on Broadway at Arizona, Whites Funeral Home on West Park Street, phone numbers 322 and 6531, 43 years of service to the community.
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Bince
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Whites’ Funeral Home
Sam R. White
Geo. N. White
West Park Street
Butte
Few Trades Made in Oats Futures
A quiet Chicago grain session Monday saw only light activity on the board of trade with nine of eleven futures contracts unmoved. Cash traders noted new crop wheat arrival, and bids listed corn and oats offerings as light while traders reported purchases of 60 000 bushels of oats and 23 000 bushels of corn for future delivery.
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Winnipeg
Corn Belt
Mid-Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Butte Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise Across Species
Hog receipts reach 34 with top price 14.75 for choice butehere. Sheep receipts 30 with lambs 11.50, fat ewes 59.6. Cattle receipts 359. Good grain fed steers 16 to 17.50, heifers 15 to 16.25, cows 10.50 to 13.50, bulls 13.40. Stockers and feeders show broad ranges. dairy calves priced at 6.50 to 8.50. Slaughter cattle in demand while feeder market remains slow.
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Indus Rails
New York
Owen Ford
Myers
Lockheed
Alaska
P&l
Miami
Rai
Am Smelt
Nash Kel
Ta& T
Natl Dairy
Natl
Natl P & Lb Xu
Arm & Cea
No Am Avia
Avia Corp
No Am Co
No Pac
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Ohio Oil
Cater
Ches & Ohio Ae
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RKO
Coca Cola
Col Gas
Coml Credit Com
Safeway
St Jos
Comm & South
Sears
Cons Edison
Shell
Sil King Coal
Oil del
Simmons Co
Sinclair Ow
Curt
Rico Sus
So Cal
Deere Co
Bou Pac
Det Edison
Sou Ry
Doug Air
Std Brands
DuPont
Oil
Cal
Sid Oil Ind
Plec P & L
Ol NJ
Stew Warn
T & Rub
Studebaker
Sunshine Minls
Am Trans
Gen Ec
Swift Co
Gen Foods
Texas Co
Gen Mills
Tex Gulf
Gra Paire
Gt Nor Rapid
Twenty Fox
UN Carb
UN Pac
Greyhound
UN Air Lines
UN Air
Unit Corp
Hud Bay
Hud Motor
Indus Rayon
Nick Cas
S . Vanadium Int Paper
Warn Piz
Intt&t
West UN Tel A
Adil
West Elec
Kennecott Lal
Woolworth
Butehere
Wool tops futures steady as market shows ceiling levels
In New York on June 17 the wool tops futures market stayed quiet with all months at ceiling levels. Estimated wool tops sales reached 30 000 pounds while total wool futures traded 72 000 pounds. July and October bids hovered near 95 cents with certificated spot wool tops around 133.9 bid.
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New York
Boston
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show butter firm with two day receipts totaling 542188.92 in various grades and car lots priced from 54 to 56 cents. Ewes firm with two days receipts 45804. U S extras and standards priced 33.5 to 34 cents. current receipts 32 cents. dirties and checks around 30 to 30.5 cents.
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Chicago
U. S
U. S&s
Minneapolis region cattle and hog market report June 17
South St. Paul cattle and hog market report shows salable calves 1,200 head with cows and stockers active. Steers to shipper reach 17.70 and 17.50 for large loads. hogs sold at 14.60 ceiling for all weights. sheep 800 salable with a slower undertone and prices not established.
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Paul
USDA
Grain bids and receipts from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain market notes June 17 AP reports wheat receipts 143 year ago 547 trading basis and quotations steady at ceiling. Cash prices shown for No 1 heavy dark northern No 1 dark northern No 2 No 3 No 1 hard Montana No 3 dark hard winter hard ember durum No 1 red durum and other classes. corn oats rye flax listed with bid ranges.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Report
Chicago reports potatoes arriving 312 on track with 373 total on hand for the week. Shipments: 1,143 Saturday, 633 Sunday, 53 new stocks. Supplies liberal, demand fair. Saturday slightly stronger, Monday firm. California Long Whites 3.10 to 3.15, Pontiacs 3.50, Arizona Bliss Triumphs 3.35, Kansas Cobblers 2.10 to 2.20, Texas Bliss Triumphs 2.50 in 100-pound sacks No.1 quality.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Arizona Bliss
Kansas Cobblers
Texas Bliss
Anl
Spokane Livestock Prices and Totals for June 17
Spokane livestock report shows cattle salable total 700 with quotes for steers 160 to 180 per hundred, heifers 150 to 165, cows 113 to 135, bulls 110 to 145. Hogs were 140 to 165 for 140 to 300 pounds and 1650 for heavies. sows 14.75, feeders 14 to 15. Sheep totals 321 with spring lambs 149 to 150, yearlings 8 to 12, does 59 to 76.50, and feeders 11 to 14.
Flour Prices and Shipments Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis notes flour market data in 100‑pound cotton sacks with 84 percent extraction. Family flour is $4.06, standard $3.34, with shipments around 11.160. Bran and middlings priced at $37.75 to $38.25, including flour middlings and red dog.
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Minneapolis
New York Bonds Summary Detailing AT and T and Others
New York bond notes show AT and T 248 75 and AT 8 FP 4s 95 along with Nat Dairy 2 8 75 and Not Pac 48 97. Market shorthand lists several securities with maturity dates and price quotes in a compact financial column.
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