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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

10

Chicago Potatoes Market Report June 24 Potatoes arrivals and prices

USDA notes arrivals at 110 on track with total U S shipments 378 new stock moderate supplies and weak demand for California Long Whites Triumphs vary by region with a wide price range. Prices include California Long Whites U S No 1 2 10 to 2 25 Arkansas Bliss Triumphs 1 45 2 00 Oklahoma 1 50 Alabama 2 15 2 40 Texas 1 60 1 90 Missouri Cobblers 1 40 Idaho Russell Burbanks 1 90.

Chicago USDA U. S California Arkansas Bliss Oklahoma Bliss Alabama Bliss Texas Bliss Missouri Idaho Russel

Stocks Retreat as War Buy Spark Fades

The stock market faltered after Monday's war buy impulse with the Associated Press 60-issue average down 0.2 to 41.6. Trading totaled 442,580 shares as sectors such as steels and oils slid while rails and rubbers fared better and Universal Pictures preferred rose on a bank loan announcement.

Oy Associated Press Bernard O'Hara New York Associated Press Universal Pictures Wilson & Co Santa Fe

Chicago Produce Prices For Butter And Eggs Reported

Chicago June 24 Butter receipts 1 354 108 creamery 93 score 3744 37 c 92 score 36 C 91 score 36 c 90 centralized car rots 3614 c other prices unchanged Eggs receipts 18 902 firm fresh graded extra firsts 27 c cars 27 4 c firsts locals 27 c cars 27 c current receipts 26 c dirties 25 c checks 24 % storage packed extras 28 % firsts 27 c

Chicago

Flour Prices and Northern Pacific May Income Report

Minneapolis and St Paul brief reports. Flour carload lots per 98 pound sack show Family patents down ten cents to $6.70 to $6.90 and standard patents at $5.35 to $5.55. The Northern Pacific Railway reports May net operating income of $1,531,763, up $363,681 from May last year.

Minneapolis ST. Paul Northern Pacific Railway

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Rates at South St. Paul Sale

Cattle supply 3 600 calves 2 700 salable with steers 1 100 lb and up steady to weak. Prices for medium to good steers 9 50 to 10 25 with specific loads at 10 50 and 11 25. Hogs salable 8 500 with top at 10 40 and bulk 10 15 to 10 40. Sheep 500 salable mostly trucked in with few yearlings and best ewes at 4 50.

South ST. Paul USDA

Wool futures ease in New York as first notice day looms

Wool top futures slipped as Boston selling weighed on the market. July liquidation and transfer from the spot to forward month provided some support through short covering and trade buying. Grease wool traded quietly with July switching to October. Grease wool closed 2 to 4 points lower. wool top closed 1 to 1.4 points lower with July at 125.0 and December near 120.6.

New York Boston

Wholesale dairy and eggs prices in Seattle market

Seattle June 24 reports wholesale butter prices at 92 score 374c 91 score 36c 90 score 35c 89 score 34c with prints 41 and fats 42c. Cheese triplets 21c loaf 22c. USDA eggs cases whites large extras 31c mediums 12e.

Seattle USDA

Hitler's Sister-in-Law Seeks British War Relief Aid

Bridget Elizabeth Hitler, wife of Alois Hitler, sister-in-law of Adolf Hitler, volunteers for British war relief. She seeks an annulment from her husband claiming desertion in 1914.

New York U.P Adolf Hitler War Relief Bridget Elizabeth Hitler Hitler Alois

Coast War Games Intensified Near California Front

Advance elements of two armies closed to within 10 miles of each other in the so called battle of California near Camp Hunter and Liggett California as 53 000 troops were believed hours from contact with armored patrols north of the seventh division s out posts no firing was reported and major general Joseph W Stilwell s seventh division commanded the forces.

Joseph W Vinegar Joe Stilwell

Outnumbered Force Advances Ten Miles Northwest Overnight

Vision units advanced unimpeded ten miles northwest from their start at Pleyto while the Third and Forty first Infantry divisions, commanded by Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, pulled from the Hunter Liggett reserve and moved out from the northwest tip after marching south from Fort Ord.

Vision Pleyto Third Forty First Infantry Kenyon A. Joyce Hunter Liggett Reservation Fort Ord

Travel to Mexico Eases for Americans Says State Auto Club

The California State Automobile Association states an all clear for auto travel in Mexico. In 1937 about 100000 Americans toured the south via Laredo but uncertainties from the Mexican presidential campaign and oil expropriation have reduced travel since.

San Francisco Mexico California State Automobile Association Laredo Texas

Cattle and Hog Markets Report Steady With Mixed Demand

Chicago market update shows salable cattle 7 500 and calves 1 000 with slow steady demand for fed steers yearlings and heavy weight bullocks, hogs opened steady to 10c lower with most 180 270 lb cattle trading around 10 40 to 10 65, sheep and lambs mixed with better grades steady and light weights weak, cows slow and bulls steady.

Market Report: Mixed cattle hogs and sheep in Omaha

On June 24 Omaha reports salable cattle 7 800 calves 200. Steers and yearlings move at 9 50 to 10 75 with good weights up to 11 00. Hogs salable 4 500 with slow trade and prices 10 25 to 10 50 for various weights. Sheep salable 3 300 with fat lambs 11 75 for natives and Californians and ewes around 4 25.

Sioux City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lambs

Cattle demand slow with bids 15 to 25 cents lower. salable calves 6 000 head with steers around 9.25 to 10.50 and heavies at 11 for 1 118 lb load. Hogs 6 200 head, weights 180 to 370 lbs, values 10.00 to 10.35 for good to high choice. sows 9.65 to 9.90. feeder pigs 10.25 to 10.75. Sheep 1 500 head, no early fat lamb action, spring lambs 12 and up.

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Denver cattle and hog markets report prices and movement

Cattle salable 1,900 of 1,925 with best steers 9 to 10.25, top Monday 11.30. hogs salable 300 of 500, decline to 11.5 to 10.8. sheep salable 3,300 with fat lambs opening steady at 12, buyers seeking lower prices. Freight paid on load 709 lb noted.

Denver USDA

Sugar market steady in New York at 5.00 to 5.10

In New York sugar market trading, refined sugar remained unchanged at 5.00 to 5.10 cents. No other price movements or market actions are noted in the brief report.

New York

Metal Prices Report From New York June 24

Copper steady at 12.5 cents in Connecticut valley export and f a s New York. Tin about 52.75 cents. Copper and tin notes show market stability. Zinc steady at East St Louis forward 17.25 cents. Other metals such as pig iron aluminum antimony quicksilver platinum and tungstite remain unchanged.

New York Connecticut Valley F. A. S. New York East St. Louis

Trend on Curb Is Irregular

New York June 24 U P curb stocks showed an irregular decline with Aluminum Company of America down over two points and Public Service of Indiana 6 preferred down more than a point. Small losses appeared for E W Bliss Electric Bond and Share 6 preferred Babcock and Wilcox Gulf Oil Fairchild Engine and Airplane and Cities Service. Todd Shipyards rose two points while Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Niles Bement Pond each gained a point or more.

New York U.P Aluminum Company of America Public Service of Indiana E. W. Bliss Electric Babcock and Wilcox Gulf Oil Fairchild Engine Cities Todd Shipyards Pittsburgh Plate Glass Niles Bement Pond

Wheat futures and cash grain prices advance at Portland

Wheat futures closed September at 90 in Portland Oregon on June 24. Cash grain quotes show oats No 2 white at 29.00 a bushel barley No 2 at 26.00 corn No 2 E Y shipments 32.50 No 1 flax 1.88. Cash wheat bids list soft white 90c soft white excluding Rex 93c white club 93c western red 93c. Hard winter ordinary 93c 11 percent 95c 12 percent 97c 13 percent 99c 14 percent 1.01 Baart 12 percent 1.12 13 percent 1.14 14 percent 1.16. Car receipts: Wheat 21 flour 4 millfeed 1.

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Market Report Spokane June 24 Cattle and Hogs Prices

Spokane June 24 report shows cattle salable at 223 unchanged. Hogs steady with most prices about 35 cents higher, pork values for various weights from 10.60 to 11.60 per unit and sows 8.25 to 9.00. Sheep salable at 113 with feeder lambs 7.50 to 8.00. all steady.

Spokane

Cattle and hogs market steady with steady demand

Seattle market report notes 90 cattle salable 43 calves 20 hogs 1 050 salable and market steady with good demand as of June 24.

Seattle

Wheat futures slip after previous rally in Chicago trade

Wheat prices fell about half of yesterday's gains in Tuesday trading. Front month July at 1.02 to 1.025 a bushel, September 1.04 and December 1.06, with final losses near 1 to 1 1/4 cents. Corn and soybeans also declined amid bear sentiment and mixed crop data. The mid month report showed smaller reductions than expected, a 12 million bushel drop in nine major states, shaping cautious market tone.

Chicago

Minneapolis grain receipts and prices for June 24

Wheat receipts today were 482 cars, up from 78 last year. Trading basis unchanged. Cash prices listed for No 1 heavy and dark northern wheats, No 2 and 3 grades, dark hard winter, amber durum, red durum, corn yellow No 3, oats, barley, rye No 2, flax No 1, and sweet clover seed.

Minneapolis Montana Minnesota-South Dakota

Foreign Exchange Rates Dip in New York Markets

New York on June 24 reports late foreign exchange rates with Official Canadian control board rates for the U S dollar showing a 10 per cent premium to buy and 11 per cent premium to sell. The Canadian dollar in New York opens at 11% discount 88.37 4 U S cents. Great Britain official rates list buying at 4.02 selling at 4.04 with open market cables at 4.03.

New York Great Britain Canadian Control Board U. S Bankers’ Foreign Exchange Committee

Butte Hog Market Prices Listed by Weight Range

Butte market quotes hog prices across weight ranges. Choice hogs 160 to 200 lbs at 10 4c, 200 to 225 lbs at 10 % c, 225 to 250 lbs at 10c, 250 to 275 lbs at 9 340, 275 to 300 lbs at 9 t c, 300 to 325 lbs at 9 6 c, 325 to 350 lbs at 9c, extra heavy sows and stags at 6 44 7c.

Butte

Captain Tim's Cousin Warning Sparks Cautious Chase

A speaker pleads caution as they consider pursuing a cat, noting respect for Captain Tim's cousin and gratitude from people who have treated them well. They worry about upsetting someone if their actions are disliked.

Tim

Little Annie Rooney I Ain't Really Mad at You Honest Taint

A playful line notes that dogs chase cats and warns to be careful, framing a lighthearted domestic moment with a humorous tone. The speaker acknowledges affection despite mischief and insists no real anger.

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