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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
10
New York June 23. Railroads set the pace early as stock prices rose then slipped, with the 60 stock AP average closing at 105.40 down 10 cents from the previous day. Industrial shares fell 30 cents while rails eased 10 cents and utilities held steady.
Spokane market notes cattle calves and slaughter steers with price ranges across weight classes. Hogs and sheep appear with bid numbers and limited offerings, including feeder cattle prime and utility groups, plus sow and stag figures. Continuous reference to per hundredweight pricing and head counts.
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Minneapolis grain report for Monday shows wheat receipts at 557 with 553 age. Trading basis unchanged. Cash bids mostly lower across grades including No. 1 dark northern at 2.39 245 to 2.54 with protein premiums, No. 1 hard Montana 2.47 to 2.50, and milling durum prices from 2.11 to 2.81. Soybeans quoted to arrive at 3.08 percent nominal.
Wool tops and wool futures drift steady on Monday with dealer and commission buying. Australian cables show continued firmness. sales data unavailable. Futures closed 0.3 to 0.7 cent higher, with various month bids listed. certificated wool spot notes at 153.0 nominal. Wool tops futures closed unchanged to 1.0 cent higher with several month bids provided. Certificated spot wool tops at 195.5 nominal.
Minneapolis flour market notes June 23 show Family patents at 7.35 and standard patents at 5.90 per 100 lb sack. Shipments totaled 1 860. Standard bran at 1.50 lower, 51. standard middlings down 2 to 58.50. Red Dog down 1 to 62.50. The article adds a note on Bonn's new German government operating in an enclave like the American District of Columbia.
Wheat held up on the Chicago Board of Trade as weakness surrounded it. The day ended with fractional gains across all contracts after a late rally. Oats rose to day highs while soybeans and rye declined amid liquidation and profit taking. corn softened and lard fell.
John Benton O Connor a 19 year old AWOL sailor waived extradition to California where he is wanted for murder by Los Angeles police. He was arrested in Fargo after working at a bakery since June 18 and admits striking a man with a poker during a Los Angeles argument six weeks earlier, with the man dying several days ago in a hospital.
New York report quotes Gen Curtis LeMay claiming the Soviet air force exceeds the air power of free nations in numbers and nears them in quality. He cites about 20 000 planes in organized units and nearly as many in reserve with thousands more in satellites.
In Pusan supporters vote to keep Syngman Rhee as president until a new leader is chosen. Anti Rhee forces boycott the session under martial law. The 60 to 0 tally leaves 37 members not voting and sets August 15 as the term end date if no successor is named.
In San Diego on Monday police hunted for a corset containing a $100 bulge reported by Mrs. Elva May Schimmel, 53, a Mishawaka Indiana visitor, that was lost or stolen from her corset.
Court papers filed in Butte show Arthur Fasso seeking dissolution of his marriage to Alice Fasso. The suit claims desertion since November 1949, asking the court to grant a divorce and restore the parties to single status with further relief as justice requires. Attorney for the plaintiff is McCappery Roe & Kiely of Butte.
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