Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 9

Tuesday, June 30, 1936 THE CASPER TRIBUNE -HEKAJLD CASPER, WYO. Page Nine STOCKS AND GRAINS HERALD MARKETS RS 11 OIL AND FINANCIAL NEWS WHEAT MUHKET Real Estate Transfers NEW YORK STOCKS (By The Associated Press) THREE MILLION TROUT TO BE PLANTED Ml STATE AT OIIGE SPECIALTIES FORGE AHEAD PLAINS STILL DRY, -SHOWERS REPORTED IN MOUNTAIN AREAS George E. Miller ft ux to John WEAKER TODAY Richmond Craft, land in twp. 36N R85W. NEW YORK, June 30.

UP Stock list: mgn Low Close A Emma Stover to Francis M. Roosa, Miami Midcont Pet Midland Steel Min Mcl Mo Kan lot 82. part 83, block 14, North Cas Brook and Loch Leven Species Ready for Distribution to Streams of Wyoming per addition. Labor Situation Is Check to Steels Air 6S Air Ap 5i Winnie James Corbridge et ux to Mo Pac 2 2 Alaska Juneau 14'. Monsanto L.

L. Sheep Co, land in twp. 38N R85W. Mont Ward All the hatcheries of the state now are practically full. The last allotment of eggs from Yellowstone park Allegheny Allied Alice Mechllng Henderson et al to Mother Lode STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by the Asoclated Press 30 15 15 60 Inci.

Rls. Dtil. Stks. Murray John Y. Mechling, lot 4, block 35, Casper.

will be received the first three days 3 201 47 42 132 34 in July and will be sent to the state hatcheries. Allis Chalmers Am Bank Am Can Am Car Am Com Alcohol. Julion Clawson et, trustees, to William E. Kinnison, lot 6, block 131, Casper: to Ernest C. Stout et ux, part lot 9, 10, block 40, Capitol Hill There will be only 10.000.000 brook 21 28 and spotted trout eggs from the park Nat Dis Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat Dist Am Cry Big Rural Offerings Are Received CHICAGO, June 30 VP) Increasing weakness of wheat prices dominated the grain markets late today.

Enlarged rural offerings of wheat to arrive In Chicago acted as a weight on the market, and so too did heavy receipts of winter wheat southwest. Primary receipts of wheat today totaled 1.206.000 bushels, against 459,000 at this time last year. Wheat closed unstable. 1 cent to 1 under yesterday's finish. July 927492c, September 9393c: corn unchanged to 74 lower, July 66 66c, September 65 65 74 December 62 62 74c; oats 743174 off, and provisions unchanged to 37 cents decline.

MM' addition. co uiu. ao 73 v. mm City of Casper to James Morgan this year compared with 22,000.000 last season. Cook has arranged to partially offset this shortage by trading 1,000, COO rainbow trout eggs et ux.

part lot 2, block 1. Standard D.3 A.l D.l 35.2 45.1 63.6 35.5 48.0 63.7 34.9 47.2 61.7 23.4 32.7 44.1 39 1 50 8 64 8 43.03 50.9 63.5 45.27 50.07 52.28 16.52 26.42 23.69 Recent Tears 871 2387 1851 153.88 184 28 157.68 95.31 .81 611 Am or jrower. i Am Loco 26 Am Metal 30 Nt chg D.2 Tues 85.7 Frev day 85.9 Mo. ago 82.4 Year 60.1 1336 high. 85o 35-36 high 629 1933 high- 57.33 1333 24.32 Movement of 1932 17.62 1929 146.95 1927 5159 Nat 12 Am to Montana for a like number of brook and spotted trout eggs.

68 14 2 199 '-s 47 41 130 34 73 21 27 98 7 26 29 UTi 68 53 19 25 79 29 55 166 98 22 66 33 4 70 16 75 28 Cent Nor He said the number of rainbow 68 4Ts 14 2Ts 199 47 41 130 34 21 27 98 7 26 29 12 69 60 19 25 80 29 55 1671', 98 23 66 33 4 70 15 73 28 27 5 trout eggs taken from Lake DeSmet is considerably higher this year than No Am Avia do 6 69 do 5 Am Radiator 19 Am Roll Mill 26 Am Smelting 80 Am Stel Fdy 29 tf Am Ref 56 Am 16854 Plains range areas in Wyoming continued hot and dry the past week, but showers were reported over several mountain areas feed conditions are reported as quita favorable, according to Elmer T. Forsllng. local representative of the U. S. Market News service.

The situation in the drought stricken area of northeastern Wyoming became more severe. A tew bands of ewes were being moved to more favorable sections and some bands of ewes and lambs are being offered for sale, being quoted at around $7 to $8 per pair, for ewe and lamb. There was marked activity in feeder lamb contracting over the week in the state, trade interests reporting the closing of deals involve tag 60.000 or more lambs during the period. In central Wyoming around 20.000 or possibly more, mostly whitefaced; lambs secured $7.75 to $8 per cwt. Most of these were for late September, a few for October 5th delivery.

Contracts covering the sale of more than 30.000 feeder lambs were reported drawn In southern Wyoming at $8 per cwt. for probably October delivery. It Is felt that most of these lambs contracted recently will go to corn-belt feeders. While a few of the $8 contracts are said to provide for guaranteed average weights of 60 pounds or slightly over, most of the deals do not call for such provisions. Most of the contracts call for 45 pound minimum weights and the last, 3300,000 as compared with one million.

Cook reported that fishing Is good in all of the western part of the NEW YORK. June 30. tipped the stock market scales for substantial gains today, but many of the leaders failed to CHEYENNE, June 30. UP) Three million small eastern brook and lech leven trout are to be planted in streams throughout Wyoming at once, Frank Cook, chief assistant game and fish commissioner, said today. Cook has just returned from a statewide tour of the eight Wyoming fish hatcheries and stream conditions.

The brook trout are ready lor distribution and were hatched from last year's eggs. Cook said. Rainbow and black spotted trout will be distributed in September and October. Trout now ready lor distribution are in addition to the 1,000.000 small fish that will go Into Wyoming streams from the federal hatcheries at Saratoga, Wye. and Spearfish, S.

D. Livestock Chicago Prices CHICAGO. June 30 (SPh-(U. S. Dept.

of Agr.) Cattte Receipts calves 2,000. Fed heifers, $750 8.50; cutter cows, $425 down; best fed steers, $925; yearlings, bulk fed steers, with lower grades, thin north-westerns, $625 down. Sheep Receipts 4,000. Native springers, bulk few $10.75 and bucks sorted at $1.00 discount; $7.00 8.00; clipped Californias, yearlings, $750825; most fat ewes, few $4.00. Oil subdivision.

Charles H. Angell to Helen K. Pittman, land in twp. 36N R80W. George Sword et ux to Maude M.

Shorow, lots 5, 6, block 62, Sheridan Heights addition. Francis Donahue et ux to P. E. Dickson, part lot 10. block 76.

Butler addition. Leonard E. Jewett to Cronin Sheep Co, land In twp. 37N R30W; twp. 38N R80W.

Thomas S. Steed et ux to James A. Milne, land in twp. 33N R77W. Jeremiah Sullivan et ux to Cronin Sheep Co, land In twp.

38N R80W. Natrona county to Elmo Eshel-man. lots 246. 247, 248. Kenwood addition; to R.

E. Hamlin, lots 1. 36, block 130. Butler addition: to E. D.

Struck, lots 9 to 14 inclusive. state, especially near the mountains. The streams are getting low in the North Platte valley, he said, and Otis El Otis Steel Ow 111 Glass Pac Wheat: July Sept. Dec. Corn: July Sept.

Dec. Oats: July Sept. Dec. Rye: July Sept. Dec.

Barley: July Open High Low Close .93 .9374 -92 .9274 .94 .94 .93 53 .96 .96 74 JS5 .9574 .6674 .67 .6574 .66 .6574 .66 .65 .65 .62 .63 .61 .62 .29 .29 .29 .29 .3074 .31 .30 .30 .32 .32 .32 .3274 .64 .64 .62 .63 .64 .6474 .6374 .6374 .65 .65 .6474 .6474 .45 .45 .44 .4474 the fishing is not as good as usual there. Work Is progressing well on the retaining ponds and warm water hatchery at Guernsey, Cock said, as well as on the new retaining ponds at Saratoga. The work is being done by the CCC. Cement raceways have been completed at Evans ton and will be in operation within a month. They are intended to hold young fishver the winter so they will be large enough to fend for themselves when they are put into streams.

Fish now bein put into the streams are from two to two and a half inches long. Those kept In retaining ponds or races will be five Packard Para Pic Park Pathe Penney Penn Petro Corp Phelps- Phil Pet Pro Gamb Pub Pullman Pure Oil Pure Bak Am Tobacco 99 Am Water Wks 23 i Am Woolen 66 Anaconda 34 Armour sill 4 do pfd 70'i Assd Dry 17 At 76 Atl Ret 29 Auburn Auto 28 AvJtion Corp 54 Balti Loco 38 Rail 18i Barnsdal 1614 Bendix A 26 Beth Steel 51 Boeing 21 Bog Alum 44 Borden 30 Borg Warner 76 Briggs 51 Brun Bai 9 '4 Budd Mfg 12 Burda Ma 25 Butte Cop 4 Calumet Hec 9 9 8 8 21 21 21 35 34 34 9 8 8 I 8 8 8 2 2 94 94 94 44 43 43 1 1 1H 18 17 17 16 16 16 35 35 35 22 22 22 26 26 26 27 26 26 26 26 26 11 10 10 64 61 62 36 36 36 3 3 3 255 252 255 8 7 7 28 27 27 28 27 27 13 12 13 25 25 25 13 13 13 150 149 149 38 38 38 51 51 51 10 10 10 8 8 8 3 3 3 7 7 7 85 85 85 31 31 31 13 13 13 33 33 3374 42 41 42 46 45 46 43 43 43 47 46 46 18 17 17 12 12 12 11 11 11 5 5 5 18 18 18 18 18 18 54 53 53 30 30 30 23 23 23 1 1 1 32 32 32 74 73 73 7 7 7 13 13 17 17 17 9 9 9 30 29 29 24 24 24 13 13 13 26 26 26 28 27 28 34 33 33i 16 16 18 20 19 19 15 15 15 7 7 7 37 37 87 34 33 34 59 58 58 69 69 69 18 18 18 19 18 18 11 11 11 20 20 30 30 30 customary 2-hour stand or equivalent shrink at delivery time. Lard: July .....10.67 Sept. ....10.82 Oct. ..10.80 10.70 10.85 10.80 10.15 10.52 10.65 10.67 10.10 10.47 10.62 10.65 10.07 Money make weight on the up-side While the steels were held, back; by fears of labor upheavals, even they displayed steadier tendencies.

Chrysler moved briskly for a while, then halved an early advance of more than a point. The other motors did little. Among utility preference shares up 2 to 3 points were those of Standard Gas. American Power Light. Electric Power Light and Engineers Public Service.

Others, ahead fractions to 2 or so, included American Telephone, Du Pont. Westinghouse. American Can, Commercial Credit, S. H. Kress, Greyhound Underwood-Elliott-Fisher.

Douglas Aircraft. Borg-Warner. U. S. Smelting, Union Carbide and Bethlehem.

A shade either way were U. S. Steel, National Steel, Inland Steel, Midland Steel Products, N. Y. Central.

Santa Fe. General Electric, Montgomery Ward. Sears Roebuck and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Th bond division was without definite trends, although several carrier loans were in demand. Commodities and foreign currencies were mixed.

Profit taking in Chrysler was well absorbed throughout and, In the final hour, yesterday's star performer was pushed up more than 2 points to a new 6-year peak. The late tone was irregular. Transfers were 817,300 shares. Produce Dec. .....10.07 Bellies: July 13.25 to six inches long before being re 13.25 12.92 13.00 leased.

block 41. Mills: io E. G. Ennis, lot 10. block 34.

Butler Heights addition: to Howard Leik. lots 1. 2. 3. 22, 23.

24. block 34. Mountain View subdivision. City of Casper to James Morgan et ux. part lot 1.

block 1. Standard Oil subdivision. Tom Tomlin et al to Edna Violet Sherrod. lot 12. resubdivislon of block 146, Casper.

Casper National bank to Walter G. Graham, land In two. 40N R88W. Natrona county to Howard Leik. lots 1.

2. 3, 22. 23. 24, block 34, Mountain View suburb. Homestead patent to Georee E.

Miller, land In twp. 36N R85W: to John Richmond Craft, land in twp. 3511 R85W; to John Richmond Craft, land in twp. 35N R85W; to Leslie L. Gantz, land In twp.

39N R86W. The Casper National bank to Walter G. Graham, land In twp. 40N R88W. Radio Rem Rand Republic Steel Rey Tob 8 Tuberculosis Tests On Cattle in State Sionx City Prices SIOUX CITY, June 30.

UPh-(U. S. Dept. of Agr.) Cattle Receipts calves.200. Choice steers, $825 $8J50: bulk, good heifers to $750; most beef cows, few $550.

Sheep Receipts 1,000. Native spring lambs, $10.00 down: light weight shorn ewes saleable. $3.75 down; 2 and 3 year old ewes, $5.00. NEW YORK. June 30.

Call money steady; 1 per cent all day. Prime commercial paper, per cent. Time loans steady: 60 days-6 mos, 1 per cent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. Rediscount rate.

New York reserve bank, 1 per cent. Cash Grains CHICAGO. June 30. (JP-Cash wheat, No. 1 red 9874c, No.

1 red new garlicky 97 c. No. 2 red new 98c, No. 3 red old 98 No. 1 mixed new light garlicky 97c: corn, No.

1 3 18 16 26 50 20 44 30 74 50 9 12 25 4 9 35 13 12 175 76 227 52 9 59 2 3Vi 1 111 98 13 5 19 Camp Wy 36 16lS 26 50 44 30 76 50 9 12 25 4 9 35 13 12 175 76 23 52 9 59 3 3 1 113 98 13 5 19 Show High Standard St Joe 13 Can Dry yellow 6868c, No. 2 yellow CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 30. (JP, Seab Oil Sears Sharp Dohme Ail counties in Wyoming have been given a modified accredited Metals 676874c, No. 3 yellow 6767c, No. 2 white 77 77 74 No.

4 white 75c, sample grade 6074662c: oats, No. 3 white 3074 3174c, No. 4 white Shattuck 13 13 standing in the matter of bovine tu 12 177 76 23 53 59 3 3 1 Can Pac Case I Cater Tj Celeanese Cerro Pas Cer Teed Rail St Chi I berculosis, according to a report issued today by the federal bureau of animal husbandry. Sugar During May, 14 herds containing 1398 cattle were tested and only one NEW YORK, June 30. OT Copper quiet, electrolytic spot and future 950.

export 9.15. Tin firmer, spot and nearby 31.00, future 4050. Iron, quiet, unchanged. Lead steady, spot New York 4. 60S 4.65, East St.

Louis 4.45. Zinc dull. East St. Louis spot and future 4.85. Aluminum 19.001? 22.00.

Antimony, spot 13.00. of the number reacted. To become a modified accredited area, a county must have less than one-half of one 2829c. eamjJle grade 2829c; No. rye: soy beans, track Chicago, No.

2 yellow $1.00, No. 3 yellow 99i.2c: barley, feed 35550c nominal, malting 55 59c nominal; timothy, seed $4.25 $4.50 clover seed $10.75 17.25 cwt U. WINS SUIT TO CANCEL LEASES NEW YORK, June 30. CTV-Refined sugar was unchanged today at 5.00 for fine granulated with only moderate withdrawals reported. Omaha Quotations OMAHA, June 30.

(JP) (U. S. Dept. of Agr.) Cattle Receipts 7500; calves 500. Bulk steers, yearlings.

choice 1,178 1226 bulk heifers. $6.757.75: choice, bulk beef cows, $3.75 450; bulls, top vealers, $7.00. Hogs Receipts 7,500. Better 160-260 $10.15 3 10.35; 260-300 lb, $3.7010.30: 130-160 sows, light weight to $9.15. Sheep Receipts 3,500.

Choice native springers, $10.00: choice Idahos, medium Idahos, fed wooled 81-lb. Californias, fed clipped lambs to $925; fat ewes, $250 3 50; choice, $3.75. per cent of its cattle reacting. Throughout the state there are Shell Sil King col. Simmons Skelly Soc Vac So Pr Sug So Cal Ed Sou Pac Sou Ry Sperry Cop Std Brands Std 5z Indiana New Ster Prod Std Warner Stone Studebaker Swift Co Swift Int five herds numbering 571 cattle 103 103 63 64 74 74 Chrysler 114 Coco Cola 981 Coleate 13 I 5 Col 19 do pfd 104 Com Credit 64 Com Inv Tr 75 Com Solv 15 Com Sou 3 Congona 33 Con Edison 35 Con Oil 13 which have been totally accredited, meaning that the animals have passed three tetts over a period of 18 months and have been found free WOMING NATIONAL BANK 1 of tuberculosis every time.

Dr. W. A. Sullivan was the in Poultry, Butter and Eggs CHCAGO. June 30.

UP) Poultry, live, 1 car, 47 trucks, steady: hens. 5 lbs. and less. 20 more than 5 10c; Leghorn hens, 15c; Plymouth Rock springs, 27c: White Rocks. 28c: colored, 24c; Plymouth Rock broilers, 21c; White Rock and colored.

20c: bareback, 18S20c; Leghorn, 16 "520c: roosters, 14c; Leghorn roosters. 13c; turkeys. 133 16c; heavy old ducks, 12c; heavy young, 16 15c; small white ducks. llc; small colored, 10 young geese, 15c; old, 13c. Butter, 12,511, steady, prices unchanged.

Eggs. 17,662. steady, prices spector in charge of the Wyoming tests, assisted by Dr. H. D.

Port, 14H 3 33 35 13 187 76 2 30 79 36 5 CHEYENNE. June 30. JPh-Suit of the United States against the Premier Coal company of Utah was decided in favor of the plaintiff here today by Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy. The federal government sued for cancellation of the Premier com state veterinarian.

Denver Market DENVER. June 30. (fP) (U. S. Cattle 700; calves 75: heifers fed steers best above vealers top beef cows Texas Corp 35 Texas Gulf 35 Texas 11 18 77 2 31 79 36 5 78 35 22 62 Con Corp Con Can Cont Motor Cont Oil Del Corn Products Cream of Wheat-Curtis Wright Deere Co Diamond Dis Cop Seag Douglas Air pany's coal leases In Sweetwater $4.50 down: cutter erades mostly 14 33 34 13 18 76 2 30 79 36 5 77 35 21 57 148 32 35 13 15 82 county, charging the company be Det Axl 17 un is tltln iiuH fifes ia -aBfcfcMwK-SJfc, Ill low grade bulls $5.00 down; grass heifers around $5.25 and came delinquent to the extent of down: stockers Timken 60 Trans Am 14 Twenty Fox 24 Hoes 600: Rood to choice 170-250 lb.

250-290 lb. $9.85 10.35; 140-160 lb. light lights $15,265 in rentals and royalties. temperaturTdrops IN NATIONAL PARK 77 35 21 149 72 32 35 13 15 82 10.40; sows few $9.00 9.15. Sheep 14500; fat range spring Du Pont 149 Eaton 32 Elec Auto 36 Elec Boat 13 Elec 15 Eng Pub 84 Erie Rail 12 lambs $9.75: trucked in lambs bet 3574 35 10 17 60 14 2474 89 128 99 1674 2274 7874 7 1274 78 15 99 35 4174 29 85 6074 127 1 35 35 10 17 60 1374 24 89 128 99 16 22 78 7 12 78 15 99 35 41 2874 8574 60 127 1 ter grades plainer Denver Prices DENVER.

June 30. (IP) Pinto beans advanced 10 cents a hundredweight to $2.40. Great Northerns steady. Butter, butterfat, eggs a poultry steady. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, June Foreign exchange easy Britain in dollars, others rints.

Great CHEYENNE, June 30. crades $9.25 down: few 180 lb. year lings $850; fat native ewes $350- Yellowstone park had the distinc tion of recording the coolest tern perature of any place in the United 3.75. Wool States from which reports are re Union Carbide 90 Union Pacific 128 do pfd 99 Union Air Vtc 16 Union Air 23 United Car 79 United Corp 7 United Drug 12 United Fruit 78 United Gim 15 100 Un Ind Al 35 Paper 41 Rubber 29 Smelt 86 Steel 60 do pfd 127 Univ Pipe R-. 1 Util Lt 4 Vadseo 1 Vanadium 18 ceived by the federal weather bureau here when the mercury dropped to 28 25 23 8 38 41 Ti 63 Fire fx Foster Wheel Gen Asphalt Gen Bronze Gen Elec Gen Food Gen Mill 28 25 22 7 37 41 63 66 42 last night.

Britain demand. C2 cables BOSTON, June 30. -D (U. S. The bulk of the limited de The maximum at the playground yesterday was 70, the weather bureau mand for domestic wool in Boston was on the fine grades mostly of reported.

western grown types. An occasional 5.02; 60 day France demand, 6.63; Italy demand, 7.87; ca' les. 7.87. Demands: i ir. 1650; Germany free 40.36.

re 21.40, reg. travel 2555: Montreal in Nevr York 89.75: New York in Montreal 100.25. 67 Gen Motors buyer was paying 82-83 cents scour Mild temperatures were general over Wyoming during the night, with 28 25 22 774 37 41 63 66 121 34 13 43 13 19 24 2 "1 17 do Pfd 121 ed basis for average to short French Curb Stocks NEW YORK. June 30. (Ph-Curb list close: Aluminum Co 137 Am Cy 33 American and (1.40) 38 Am Mar 174 Arkansas Natural Gas 574 Arkansas Natural Gas, A 5T4 Associated and 174 Associated and E.

A 2 Bunk Hill 78 Can Marc 1 Carb Syndicate 2 Carrier Corp 11 Cities Service 4 Cities Service, preferred 63 Com Sou 5-16 Cons Copper 374 Creole 26 Cusi Mex 15-16 Dow Chem 116 El Boad 21 Ford Can A 2074 Ford Ltd 7 Gen Alloys 2 Globe 2 Gt Atl 112 Gulf Oil 80 Heda Min 12 Holling 1574 Hudson Bay 24 Humble Oil 62 Int Petroleum 35 Louisville Light and Electric. 1174 Michigan Sugar 1 Niagara Hudson 11 Niles Bern 36 Novadel 38 Pan American 55 Penn Road 4 Pio Gold 8 Puget Sound, 5 preferred 7474 Sentry Shattuck 874 Sher Wil 136 So no tone 2 Standard Oil Kentucky 1774 Stuta 2 Sunshln 14 Tec Hug 574 Texon 674 United Light and 7 United Verde 3 combing fine territory wool In orig minimum recordings of 53 at Chey enne, 50 at Lander and 48 at Sheri dan. Sheridan was the warmest spot In the state yesterday with a maxi 34 13 43 13 19 24 2 1 43 Vick Chem 34 14 44 14 191-4 24 2 1 17 Ren Ry Sig Gillette Razor Glidden Gold Dust Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Gran Con Gt Nor Iron Ore. mum of 84, Light showers fell in the south inal bags, and 85-88 cents for average to good French combing length original wool of similar grade. Most buyers, however, were not interested except at prices about 2 cents scoured basis under these ranges.

Moderate quantities of fine Ohio delaine fleeces were sold in the past few days at 35-36 cents in the grease. eastern corner of. Wyoming but 14 1774 4374 274 9 8474 4374 117 53 69 1774 4374 274 9 84 4374 118 53 69 there was no relief in the form of YOUR SILENT WITNESS One of the greatest advantages of a personal checking account is the part played by a cancelled check. Once charged to your account by the bank, it is returned to you as a receipt and legal evidence of payment. It remains in your possession as a constant and irrefutable, silent witness that a certain bill was paid on a certain date Wabash 2 Warner Pic 10 West Union 85 West Air 44 West 118 Woolworth 53 Wrigley 69 rain for the drought-stricken north ern section of the state.

Silver Potatoes U. S. Bonds NEW YORK, June 30. (JPh-Bar silver steady and unchanged at 44. Investment Trusts 38 35 56 72 36 35 8 8 18 2 27 125 9.

Pure, Soft DRINKING WATER from the Famous HILLCREST SPRING Fed Farm Mtg 3s 49 ...10226 Home Owners 3s 52 ......102.17 17 38 35 57 72 37 35 8 8 16 2 27 125 9 172 -47 S3 49 49 14 Home Owners 2s 33-49 ...101.9 Ask do pfd 39 Gt West Sugar. 35 Greyhound 58 Hershev .72 Holland 37 Holly Sugar 36 Houston Oil 8 Howe Sound 8 Hudson Motor 16 Hupp Motor 2 I Ind Ray 27 Ing Rand 125 Ins Cop 9 Int Bus 172 nt Cement 47 Int Har .1 88 nt iNkl Can 50 nt Shoe 49 Int 14 Johns Manville .104 Bid Hamilton Trust Financial Security Fund- 2.32 CHICAGO. June 30. V-(U. S.

Dept. Agr.) Potatoes, 51; on track, 237: total U. S. shipments. 847; about steady for best stock, supplies moderate, demand rather slow; sacked per cwt.

Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, and partly graded, $325 3.50; Cobblers showing some decay, Kansas Cobblers U. S.

No. 1, and partly graded. $250 2.65; fair condition. California White Russetts. U.

S. No. 1, and partly graded. Jumbo size, fair condition showing heated. $2.60.

Flour $2.45 2.54 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital and Surplus $300,000 Wyoming National Bank CASPER. WYOMING Flax DULUTH, June 30. (JP) Flax on 172 47 87 49 49 14 MINNEAPOLIS, June 30. UP) Flour 15c lower. Carload lots family patents a barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks.

Shipments 32,096. Pure bran $2050-2150. track $1.76, July $1.76, Septem ber $1.78. October $1.78. "Nature Made It Pure 103 103 True Stories ot G-Men Activities Based on Records of the ri ofr Federal Bureau Investlratlon Modified in the Public Interest Kegisierea u.

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