Market Ends Desultory Week With Steady Tilt
The stock market closed a quiet week with modest gains on pivotal issues. Trading was sparse with 125,200 shares moved as the Associated Press average held at 41.4 while investors weighed the President's message to Congress amid fears of a broader war.
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Livestock Market Report Omaha June sale results
Cattle salable 50 of 150 calves 10, varied by grade with strictly choice yearlings and medium steers strongest. load 1,193 lb choice at 11.50, 1,368 lb at 11.10, heifers up 10 to 25 cents. Cows steady to weak, bulls steady top 8.50, packers 9.50. Stockers and feeders steady to good. Hogs salable 200 of 4000, steady, good and choice 180-260 lb at 10.15-10.35, top 10.35. Sows 9.75-9.85, butchers up 35-60 cents, feeders up 50-75 cents. Sheep salable 25 of 1000, fat lambs 25 cents higher, feeding lambs weak to 25 cents lower. Bulk: native and California lambs 11.25-11.50, good to old crop shorn lambs 9-9.35, ewes 9.4-9.4, feeding lambs 9.50-9.60.
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Testimony on Missouri river seepage ruled out in Montana water case
In Helena on June 21 Special Master Howard Toole ruled out testimony on seepage and return flow of water to the Missouri river below the Broad water-Missouri irrigation project in the Montana Power Company versus Broadwater-Missouri Water Users Association and the State Water Conservation Board suit. Defendants offered proof on the issue. plaintiffs objected. The ruling may affect further similar motions as the case moves toward its third week. An unrelated line notes giraffes can gallop up to 30 miles per hour.
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Scout Troops Report Outdoor Meetings and Awards
Montana Troop 1 and Troop 15 under church sponsorship held outdoor meetings with oath and activities. Troop 15 hosted a campout with a rain delay, base ball game, campfire, and exhibits. Cubs earned Lion and Bear badges with awards to Wilk Dever Stanaway Keenan Shott Dodds Wakefield and Wakefield.
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Butte Business College Notes
David Darlington, a graduate of the secretarial department, visited friends at the college Monday afternoon. He has worked as a meteorologist for Eastern Air Lines at La Guardia Field, New York since September 1940.
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Alfred Lowery
Salt Lake City
Lorraine Dillet
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College News Notes Reflect Student Movements and Arrivals
Miss Dillet from the ladies drill team and Viola Cantrell from San Francisco renew university ties this week. Keith McCauley, formerly in accounting, returns to take an accounting position with Washington Water Power in Spokane, and Dorothy Vigurs, a 1933 business graduate, visits and works in Los Angeles. Bob Rice leads a local military training contingent, as Rita Schneider plans to enter business courses next week. Lois Nicholls from Lead, South Dakota, visits with plans to enroll for gain bookkeeping. An Australian columnist imagines a weather-forecasting machine might be tongue tied in Melbourne.
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Sheridan
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Lead
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Cattle and Sheep Markets Extend Gains as Supplies Dwindle
Chicago June 21 cattle prices rise across most grades with top light steers hitting 12.50 and bulls around 11.40. Sheep remain scarce with better spring lambs up to 1.50 and heifers up to 11.55. Hogs sell steady around 10.50 with some gains in higher grades. overall delayed shipments and light stockers bolster demand.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report for South St. Paul
South St. Paul June 21 cattle prices show beef steers and yearlings steady with some gains for good to choice stock. hogs sell steady with some gains for butcher and feeder pigs. sheep and lambs finish week unevenly higher with good Idaho and Oregon lots reported and breeding ewes reaching $9.
Weekly livestock market report from Spokane
Spokane cattle for the week sold mostly steady to weak with cows 25 cents lower than Monday and steers at 9 to 10 dollars. Hogs opened at 10.65, rose to 11.00, with totals 2 583. Sheep steady with choice spring lambs at 9.70 to 10.00. Bulls light, veal calves 11 to 12, good cows 7 to 7.50.
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Chicago Produce Butter and Egg Receipts Report
Chicago reports butter receipts 1 180 835 unchanged and egg receipts 21 383 unchanged. First graded extra firsts local butter and egg cars sold at 26 40 and 26 1 2 percent respectively with remaining grades steady.
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Metal Prices Steady Across Markets in New York
Metal prices in New York on June 21 show steady metrics for electrolytic copper at 12.00 cents export free alongside. Tin remains at 53.00 cents spot with 52.50 forward. Lead holds at 5.85 to 5.90 cents. East St. Louis quotes 5.70 cents. Zinc is steady at East St. Louis spot and forward 7.25 cents. Pig iron aluminum antimony quicksilver platinum wolframite and scheelite unchanged.
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Small Gains on Curb Noted in Narrow Trading
New York June 21. Curb stock prices ended narrowly irregular amid light trading. Small gains were posted by Humble Oil Niagara Hudson Power Penn Road and United Specialties. Jones and Laughlin Steel Lake Shore Mining Molybdenum and Todd Shipyards fell. Glen Alden Coal Hecla Mining and Electric Bond and Shore Common and Preferred held steady.
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Market Quotes: J A Hogle Firm and Bank Stocks
New York brokerage notes show Montana Power bid 107 asked 109. First Bank bid 11 asked 1114. Northwest Bank bid 10% asked 11.
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Chicago Potatoes Market Report New Stock and Prices
Potatoes arrivals at 99 on track with 410 total U S shipments and 771 new stock supplies. Demand fair and market slightly weaker with a small price range. California Long White No 1 2 25 to 2 35. Arkansas Oklahoma Bliss No 1 1 65 to 1 75. Alabama Bliss No 1 1 95 to 2 40. Idaho Russets 1 85 to 2 10.
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Canadian and British Exchange Rates Reported in New York
Official Canadian control board rates show buying at a 10 percent premium and selling at an 11 percent premium for U S dollars. The open market discount on Canadian dollars is 9 91 percent buying and 9 09 percent selling. The Canadian dollar in New York opens at an 11 16 percent discount or 88 31 U S cents. Official British rates list buying at 4 02 and selling at 4 04 with open market cables at 4 03 percent.
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Mixed in Denver Market Report
USDA cattle prices show beef steers mostly 25c higher with top $11.10 and bulk $9.85 to $10.75. beef cows up 25c with bulk $7.60. bulls $7.75 to $8.60. Hogs largely steady with limited offerings. sheep and lambs steady to 50c higher, fat spring lambs around $11.90 memo and bulk $11.55 to $11.75.
Wheat Rises Slightly as Soybeans and Lard Propel Markets
Wheat moves up about one cent amid moderate trading in Saturday's session. Soybeans and lard hit new high marks for the season, boosting confidence. Demand cautious with larger receipts anticipated at southwestern terminals next week.
Grain receipts and prices at Minneapolis June 21
Wheat receipts today 481 cars, up from 80 a year ago. Trading basis unchanged. Cash bids: No 1 heavy northern 1.00 and a half, No 1 dark northern 99 3/4 to 97 1/2 cents, No 2 99 1/2 to 97 1/2, No 3 97 1/2 to 94 1/2. No 1 hard Montana 97 3/4 to 1.03 1/4, protein 14%, Minn SD: No 1 dark hard winter 93 3/4 to 94 1/4, hard amber durum No 1 90 3/4 to 93 1/4, No 1 red durum 81 1/2 to 82 1/2. Corn No 5 yellow 64 to 67 cents, trading basis unchanged. Oats 32 to 33 cents. Barley 45 to 59 cents. Rye Nov 2 55 to 58 cents. Flax No 1 1.59 to 1.92. Sweet clover seed 4.00 to 4.50.
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Flour Prices in Minneapolis Market Report June 21
Minneapolis market notes show flour carload lots per barrel in 98lb sacks unchanged at 6.55 to 7.75 with standard patents 5.35 to 5.55. Shipments total 20 900. Bran priced at 21.00 to 21.50.
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Seattle wholesale dairy prices steady
Seattle wholesale butter and cheese prices show small moves and stability. Butter bids list multiple lots with scores and prices around 27 to 36 cents per pound, fats and remainder unchanged. Cheese offerings for Triplets and loaf rise to 21 and 22 cents respectively, eggs unchanged.
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Butte Hog Market Quotes By Weight Class
Butte market reports hog prices by weight. Hogs 160 to 200 pounds bring 10 cents, 200 to 225 pounds 9 1/2 cents, 225 to 250 pounds 9 1/2 cents, 250 to 275 pounds 9 1/2 cents, 275 to 300 pounds 9 cents, 300 to 325 pounds 8 1/2 cents, 325 to 350 pounds 8 1/2 cents. Extra heavy sows and stags bring 6 to 7 cents.
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