Show THE OGDEN STAN D A TO-- B RAILWAY SALES d ALTER BULLISH Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations WOOL MARKETS LAST SALE MARKET COURSE Quotations Furnished by J A Friday June Net Income Lags Behind 1937 BOSTON June 25— (AP) — The Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow: Expansion Earning Figures Show “TTiere is hardly any wool or wool By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Staff NEW YORK June 25— (AP) — Selling in rails helped steer the stock market off the bullish track today and numerous losses running up to about' 3 points were registered in thin trading The market veered to the downside after a previous slow advance had carried into early dealings Pessimism over rail profits seemed to have been generated chiefly By May earing figures indicating net income was lagging behind expansion in report revealed a moderate gain against seasonal expectation FALLS 3 POINTS Santa Fe fell more than 3 points before it braced for a small rebound in late trading Metal shares profit-takin- g suffered from week-en- d while the financial district tried to make out the meaning of latest maneuvers in the steel strikes and among the chief European powers interested in the Spanish conflict Boston wool market in consequence of the strike of the in the lofts with whom the longshoremen’s union is cooperating to the extent of tieing up wool shipments at other ports as well the wool merchants and warehousemen wool-handle- rs wool supplies "Mohair is quiet but steady” The Bulletin will publish the lowing quotations: 97-9- Chrysler Western 90-9- 99-1- Cuban American Sugar Curtis Wright Delaware & Hudson du Pont Eastman Electrical & Musical Electric Autolite Electric Pow & ' Light Erie Firestone General Electric General Foods General Motors 98-1- B supers 00 93-9- 88-9- Int T & Kennecott Kresge Lambert June 25 — (USDA)— Hogs: and uneven strong to 15c higher mostly 10 to 15c up least up' turn on average 270 lb and above spots 25c higher on weights 160 lb down sows 10 to 15c up top 1140 by for lb shippers sparingly packers stopped at 1115 good to choice 0 lb 1110 1135 most mediums 1065 1100 good to choice 270-35lb 1075 1115 including choice 325 lb at 160-18lb 1100 1075® 1125 light lights 1000 1100 good light and medium weight sowsfew 1010 1035 1040 heavies down to 990 stags 1075 OMAHA 2000 slow 185-22- 5 190-27- 0 0 - down Sheep: 3000 early sales all classes steady sorted choice grade native spring lambs 1100 bulk fed wooled California springers 1025 load fed clipped California spring lambs 975 nothing done on Idahos most sales slaughter ewes 250 350 (AP-USD- 1000 Sheep: 6000 active lambs spring strong to 25c higher yearlings steady to strong native spring lambs to larger interests 1175 1225 top 1250 to small killers clipped lambs 850 900 bulk 875 double 85-l- b fed clipped California spring lambs 1025 straight sheep steady ewes 250 450 BOCGHAN LOS ANGELES June 25 — — Hogs: 125: 10 to 20c higher grain feds 1215 1265 Cattle: 350 holdovers 599 very little done: undertone weak few common to medium steers 650 775: few heifers 770 down: common to medium cows 475 575 grades 325 450 bulls unsold Calves 50 quotably steady Sheep: None holdovers 126 to good spring lambs quoted 950 medium 1125 ewes unsold (AP-USD- -- DENVER June 25 — —Cattle: 200 Calves 50 slaughter classes scarce nominally steady 5 lb short fed sheers 10001025 common grassy heifers 600 bulls 550 665 cows 550 650 cutters 425 525 bulls 550 665! vealers 700 1050 heavy calves 700 800 stock steers (AP-USD- N Y PRODUCE 950-107- -- NEW YORK June 25— (UP)— Potatoes: Dull and easy Idaho un quoted Dressed poultry: to Weak chickens 15 28 broilers 17 26 steady fowls 13 22 Long Island ducks 14 18 Live poultry Easier to firm geese turkeys 1120 roosters 15 ducks 1012 fowls 15 22 broilers 1422 Cheese: whole milk Steady state fancy 18 19 Butter: 16638 Receipts creamery 31 31 extras 30 firsts 28 79 650 750 strong to 10c higher Hogs: 800 180-26- 0 1125 1140) medium 1075® 1115 strictly heavy butchers and pigs 0 lb practically absent 1135 ) light lights 1000 1100 1085® sows 975 1025 Sheep: 6300 asking stronger or 1100 lb 160-18- for best Idaho springers steady at 300 375 SOUTH slaughter ewes SAN FRANCISCO June — Hogs 200 direct 65 Butchers 10c higher bulk 165-23-0 lbs latter top odd 11751185 head lighter weights and medium butch ' METAL NEW YORK June 25 — (AP)— Copper ers sorted out 1135 1160 few packsows 900“ good quoted at 925 steady electrolytic spot and future 1400 ingCattle: 100 direct 65 holdovers 25 export 1410 Tin firm spot and nearby Market nominal odd head medium grass 5737 5750 future 4687 5700 Lead steady New York spot 600 605 steers 750 825 odd head 825 lb feedEast St Louis spot 585 Zinc steady er steers 650 good grass cows quoted 600 675 medium eligible down to 450 East St Louis spot and future 675 few common-mediu400 5 25 Iron aluminum antimony quicksilver good weighty quoted to bulls 600 and wolframite platinum unchanged None Calves e Nominal vealers quoted 850 950 ’ Sheep: None holdovers 230 Clean BAB SILVER ' trade mostly steady package good 64 NEW YORK June 25 — (AP) —Bar sil- up lb California wooled spring lambs 950 ver steady and unchanged at 44 34 sorted 12 head medium 850 package common 57 lb weights 700 deck 60 — LONDON June 25 (AP)—Bar silver lb feeding lambs 800 sorted 25 per d lower at 19 steady (Ster- cent 700 shorn slaughter ewes quoted ling price 'equivalent to 4402 cents) 300 down 29 Cali-forni- m -- 1-- 13-16- ' r - 13 11 23 25 Packard Penney J C Penn Ry Pullman Pure Oil good-choic- as 4 8 87 36 56 17 Radio R K O Rem Rand Republic Rey Tob B Safeway 814 8 23 35 49 32 1 87 28 19 24 44 Schulte Sears Roeb 11 400500 850 Studebaker Tex Corp Tex Gulf Sul Timken R B Trans am Un Carb 1 Un Oil Cal Un Aircr Unit Carb Un Corp Un Gas Imp U S Rubber U S Smelter U S Steel potatoes to growing them Captain of the yard Ralph 'New assigned Mooney a job as gardener after he returned from the San Francisco county jail because his potato peeling job 6 40 66 17 12 68 35 56 13 98 23 27 80 56 85 98 26 25 12 45 42 142 21 45 BONDS NEW YORK June 25 quotations: TREA8URY -- States of to-w- it: (AP) — Bond Automobile Financing Before you sign a contract for we should like to quote you figures If we can give you good service and save you money why not deal with a Utah company? a car Peoples Finance and Thrift Co OF OGDEN - Phone ' You -- 3778 8180 ' Need i 1 Thing3 Only To Get a Loan From Us — that’s the ability to make small payments on ary loan plan regular We’ll arrange the payments to suit us your income821See Room Eccles today Burning 385 24th St Phone Personal Finance Co 1277 8066 Extra Dollars -- JAMES A FOX Services for James Alexander' Fox will be conducted Saturday at two p m in Larkin & Sons’ funeral chapel by Bishop Arthur Pledger of the L D S Tenth ward The body may be viewed this evening and tomorrow until time of services in’ Larkin & Sons’ drawing room Interment will be in North Ogden cemetery GEORGE R DROUBAY Services for George Robert Drou-ba- y will be conducted Sunday at two p m in Larkin & Sons funeral chapel by the Rev B A- Williams of the Episcopal church The body may be viewed Satur- DEATHS GARY BRENT KRAUSE Gary Brent Krause Jnf ant son of Harold E and Louise Struss Krause died today at the home of his grandmother Mrs H E Struss Washington Arms apartments following a short illness He was born in Green River Wyo May 8 1937 Surviving besides the parents are a sister Joan Louise and a brother SHERIFF’S SALE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY to-w- hs to-w- lt: All-Color- ed -- treat re- Bonds: Lower rails In supply Curb: industrials under pres Easy sure Foreign exchange: Quiet French franc and sterling sag Cotton: Higher trade and spot house buying Sugar: Improved steady spot market Coffee: Steady: European buying CHICAGO Wheat: Strong Canadian damage se vere Corn: Higher scarcity of offerings Cattle: Steady to weak Hogs: 10 to 20c higher top $1210 )— 46-5- 6 Coronet Magazine Deems Taylor Aobert Armbuster's Orchestra 7:00— NBC— The Raleigh and Kool Cigarette Show—starring Jack Pearl as Baron Munchausen with “Sharlie” (Cliff Hall) Morton Bowe tenor Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra Paul Stewart Announcer 7:30 — KLO — Dinner Edition of the News 7:45 — KLO — Old Spinning Wheel— So Washington Furniture Co 8:00— NBC— Mind Ways Stories of Human Behavior 8:15 — KLO — Evening Concert 8:30 — NBC— Promenade Concert: Roy Shield’s Orchestra Noble Cain's A Cappella Choir Vivian Della Chlesa Soprano Edward Davies Baritone 9:00 — NBC—Club Esquire Orchestra Trump Davidson leader 9:30 — NBC — New Penn Hotel Orchestra 10:00— NBC— Ricardo and Hls Caballeros 10:30 — NBC— Hotel Stevens Orchestra Lou Bring Leader 11:00 — NBC— Louis Ford String Quartet 1 1 : 30 — KLO— 41-4- 46-4- 51-5- 5 i 45-4- 45-4- 48-5- 1 51-5- 56-5- 49-5- 42-4- x 4 (AP-USDA)- 110130 Sheriff of Weber County Utah By JOHN R WATSON Deputy Sheriff ' 2692 In the Matter of Application of OGDEN TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY fbr a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a common motor carrier of household used furniture office and stovegoods futures musical instruments and articles requiring specialized handling in intrastate commerce between all points in Utah over and upon all highways In the State of Utah Notice of hearing Monday June 28th commencing at 10:00 a m - 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Utah as follows Caroline Werntz Ayers was All of Lot 24 of Rockefeller Subdii J vision of Lots 1 7 8 9 and 10 In born Sept 6 1859 in New York Block 8 Plat “C” of Ogden City Sur’ City Her early life was spent there vey TONIGHT and in Cleveland and other Ohio Situate in the West One Half of — — 6:00 ProNBC Yeast Flelshmann’s the Southeast Quarter of Section 33 towns She moved west to Ogden Revue written in Township 6 North Range 1 West gram about 40 years ago living there by Octavus Roy Cohen Louis of the Salt Lake Base and Meridfor 25 years before moving to Pocaian Armstrong and his Orchestra Eddie Green and Oee Oee James Dated at Ogden tello 15 years ago Weber County Guest Artists Utah this 25th dayCity of June 1937 6:30 — NBC— “Coronet on the Air’ — OSCAR E LOWDER 106 4 31' Wash 2506 d 46-4- 2s 2s 4-4- - MONEY TO LOAN 1 ' SUGAR NEW YORK June Sugar 4s 111 9 futures held today on further trade 10920 covering and steady by commission houses buying 3 3 Us June 10512 Firmness of the spot market and ex3 3 Us March 106 7 pectations of favorable Washington de9 1 0417 velopments with 3H to the sugar bill 3 Us 10414 were Influences respect 8 3s 10330 July No 3 after selling at 249 was 3s 10215 ruling around 248 at the beginning of 2 s 10010 the last hour when the general was 7 2 10220 about net unchanged July No 4 list sold at 7 T0216 Reg or net 1 point higher 121 2US 10014 Futures No 3 closed steady 1 higher 4 2 9920 to 1 lower tons Sales July 9 999 249 bid Sept 253 8000 Nov bid 252 3 2s 9722 Jan 242 bid March 243 bid May FEDERAL FARM MORT 246 bid 3s 47 10231 Raw sugar was firm and unchanged 3s 49 10210 early today at 345 for spots No sales HOME OWNERS LOAN were reported but there was further buy3 A 52 10128 ing interest at this level with nothing 2 s 49 1007 available below 350 4 2 Us 9928 No changes occurred in refined sugar where all refiners list at 470 for fine Withdrawals continued modgranulated erate CURB NEW YORK June 25— (AP)— Curb quotations: American Super Power 1 NEW YORK EGGS Central States Electric 1U NEW YORK June 25 — (AP)— Eggs 2 City Service 15059 steady Mixed colors: Dirties No Electric Bond 15 Share 1 19 19 other mixed colors un Electric Bond A Share pf '69 changed Hecla 17 U Whites Pacific coast jumbo and premNew Bradford 5 iums 29 33 : Pacific coast specials 11 Niagara Hudson 28 29 Pacific coast standards 27 Sunshine 17 U 28 Pacific coast mediums 25 26 Trans-Lu4 browns extra fancy 26 near28 Technicolor 29 by and western spectai packs 24 26 S United j Gas other white and brown and all duck eggs — unchanged f BUTTER AND EGGS POTATOES SAN' FRANCISCO June 25 (UP) CHICAGO June 25 Po Dairy market: 90 tatoes 107 on track 279 total U S Butter: 92 score 33 91 score 31 score 31 89 score 29 weak supplies modershipments 1262 Wholesale flats 17 triplets ate demand slow sacked per cwt CaliCheese: 16 fornia White Rose U 8 No 1 150 lobbing prices flats 20 21 20 medium 175 U 8 No 2 egg sise 100 110 Eggs: Large 22 Arkansaa Bliss Triumphs U S No 3 small 17 car 150 Cobblers U S No 1 car 140 LOS ANGELES June 25 — (UP)— Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 Butter: Extras 33 prime firsts 145 150 showing heated soma decay standards 30 undergrade 28 Eggs and (Cobblers U S No 1 few western cheese unchanged sales 120 140 55-6- 0 — America Plaintiff VS PETThe' following real estate trans- ER E GRAVIS a divorced and unmarman MARIA GRAVIS formerly fers are reported by Elva A Wilkin- ried the wife of Peter E Gravis JAMES E son county recorder GRAVIS an unmarried man and NICK VoE GRAVIS an unmarried man DefenELIZABETH 3L HASSETT George W Vogel to Anna A SS Requiem mass for Mrs Eliza- gel warranty deed all of lots 15 dants— To be sold at Sheriff’s Sale on the beth M Hassett widow of James 16 17 and 18 block 1 University 17th day of July 1937 at 12:00 O'clock Noon of said F Hassett who died Tuesday in Place addition $1000 day in front of the Geneve M Checketts to Ogden South Door of the Weber County Los Angeles will be said Saturday House In’ Ogden City Weber at ten- a In in St Joseph’s Cath- Tenth Ward 'corporation of the Court Utab the following described County Latter-Day real property situate olic church with the Rev Patrick Church of Jesus Christ of In Ogden Saints a corporation sole war- Weber County Utah and more City parF Kenqedy as celebrant The described as follows A part of the South West Quarter rosary will be recited tonight at 7ranty deed a part of lot 24 in block ticularly Ogden five acre plat A $1000 (SW) ofSixSection Twenty (20) In eight o’clock in Malan mortuary to Weber (6) North of Range One Township Fuller John county quit chapel West Lake (1) Salt Meridian U S Burial will be in Ogden city claim deed part of section 35 town- Survey And a part of Lot Thirteen 7 north range 1 east $100 Block ship (13) Seven (7) Ogden Five cemetery Acre “A” Plat M to Thomas (of Ogden City Survey Jenkjns'Rnd wife Friends may call at the mortuBeginning at a point 11871 feet East WilliamV-'warranta Emma deed Satand this of the South West comer of said ary chapel evening part of lots 6 and 7 block1 6 plat A Quarter Section thence urday until time of services 8823 North or less to South feet more running Ogden $1000 line of 17th thence North 85 Emma Williams tp Thomas M degrees 58 minStreet SEVERSENA J OLSEN East along the South of deed Jenkins a line warranty 17th of street part 21368 feet thence Services for Seversena Jensen 10353 feet thence West 21287 Olsen 86 widow of Hans N Olsen lots 6 7 in Block 6 plat A Ogden South to a feet South of point will be held Saturday at two $1000 thence North 1344 feet to beginning the place William Alexander the of George by beginning Situate In the County o’clock in the Brigham City L DC court to Helen of Weber deState of Utab Alexander S Fifth ward chapel Bishop cree a part of Bayly Together with the hereditaments and 2 and 3 in block lots Francis Christensen will conduct 13 appurtenances thereto belonging and also together with all water rights plat A Ogden the services 44 rights of way easements and priviFriends may call at the Ims FLOUR leges thereto belonging however evi— — MINNEAPOLIS June 24 (AP) Flour denced used or enjoyed with said perial room at the’ Deseret mortu- carload lands or belonging to same Includcotlots per barrel in ary in Ogden this evening and at ton aacke: ing twenty shares of water stock In Family patents unchanged the home in Brigham City Satur- 700 720 standard patents 10c high- the Dlnsdale Water evidenced by Certificate NoCompany 273 day from twelve until time of the er 750 77021888 Dated at Ogden City Weber County Shipments services Utah this 25th day of June 1937 Pure bran 2100 2150 will Interment be in Brigham OSCAR E LOWDER Sheriff of Weber County Utah City cemetery By JOHN R WATSON 44-5- 4 3a one-wom- an SHERIFF’S SALE THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WEBER STATE OF UTAH HOME OWNERS’ LOAN CORPORATION a corporation of the United FUNERALS 11523 47-5- 2 43-4- 5 120-ya- rd agencies reclamation bureau the grazing division and the CCC have combined their forces with the United States biological survey in ridding infested areas of Colorado of rodents An estimated 570000 acres in five counties have been divided into 12 pest control districts where at least 225 men are working toward eradication of the rodents IN was filled 4 11 Vanadium Walgreen Warn Pictures West Un Tel West Air West Elec White Motors Woolworth 4 Us 3 Us SAN QUENTIN Calif June Mooney California’s most talked-o- f convict has been promoted from peeling 25 — (AP) — Tom and day afternoon and 234 Sunday until time of evening services at 33 the Larkin drawing room 18 Interment will be in Salt Lake 9 cemetery 37 Cattle: 1500 fed steers yearlings and Shell heifers very scarce Soc Vac nominally steady grass shestock bulk of run with common So Cal Ed and medium cows predominating market So Pac slow weak to 25c lower hulls weak vealers steady stocker and feeder classes Sand Brands dull weak to lower few head 1067 lb Stand G & E steers 1150 other small lots and odd head down to 1000 and below beef cows Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil N J 525700 cutter grades bulls 575 625 practical top vealers Stew Warn — CatJune 25 — tle: 2000 calves 500 steady trade on few small lots fed steers and yearlings at 1100 1350 common and medium grassers of value to sell downward from 1050 without reliable outlet native and southwestern grass cows and heifers predominating in run demand narrow and market unevenly weak to 25c lower with prospects incomplete clearance most cutter cows 550 dowm beef grades usually 600 725 sausage bulls and vealers steady practical top sausage bulls 715 outstanding individuals 725 good and choice light and handyweight vealers 900 June 25 — (AP)- - SS Ligg & My B Loews OGDEN June 25 — (USDA) — Hogs: Lonestar Cem 100 steady to 10c higher top 1160 on McKesson & Rob few choice lots mixed butchers quoted Miami Cop 1140 down to 1000 few sows 850 Mont Ward 875 Cattle: 180 odd lots feeder steers and Nash steers 675 735 heifheifers steady ers 525 650 no good cows sold early Flat Biscuit common and medium kinds 450 550 Nat Sash Reg few lots low cutters 400 down odd Nat Dry Goods bulls 585 good veal calves 900 950 Nat P & L plain kinds around 725 down Y N Cent done v 5900 Sheep: nothing early Thursday 3 loads 87 lb Idaho spring NY NH & H lambs 1075 4 loads 85 lb Idahos North Am Av 1060 few local trucked in lots 1000 1025 track load local ewes 350 15 North Am head out at 250 Nor Pac CHICAGO CHICAGO T (UP)— Four federal the forest service the DENVER— i 36 17 14 32 52 37 50 39 38 3 48 14 3 22 107 7s 58 10 57 21 19 96 77" 53 14 17 54 17 89-9- i hind the leader They were Bud Lewis Jeffersonville Harry Cooper Chicago Hines ’p! Jimmy New York and Fred Morrison U Pasadena Calif Morrison had an ace on the ninth PHILADELPHIA June 25— (UP) others followed Eight with 71' Wiffy Cox Washington D CL among them was Bud Los Oakley led a stellar field of Angeles professional in the $4000 True golfers Temper Babe Didricksen ' open tournament at Whitemarsh team track from Texas fclub carded an Country today after a snappy 85 after a 69 in the' first round play ragged eight on the Four men were tied at 70 be- - fifth hole — — Moscow Russia is to add 225 LEGAL NOTICES fire engines making the total 1275 y 4 7s 5 Hupmobile (choice) 3 B supers (white) B sup- Illinois Central 0 ers (stained) C supers (aver- Int Harvester 80-8- 3 Int Nickel age) mitments Quotations on spot wools remained unchanged -- Continental Oil Delaware Corn Products 92-9- BOSTON June 25— (AP)— (US Dept Agr) — The wool market continued ot drag today as the handlers’ strike prevented mills from drawing upon Boston supplies for immediate requirements Buyers were making some inquiries in anticipation of future needs but they were reported to have little interest in making immediate com- LARI) June 25 — (AP) — Lard tierces 1192 loose 1140 bellies 1612 CHICAGO June 25 — (AP) — Heat scarcity of supplies and authoritative reports western Canadian wheat prospects were the poorest in years kindled excited buying o nthe board of trade today that skyrocketed wheat and corn prices about four cents a bushel a bushel July wheat soared to $116 at one stag September to $117 and December to $119 the highest wheat prices posted on the blackboards in more than a month within July corn shot up to $123 i fraction of the 4 cent dally limit placed on com market price fluctuations while which September corn touched $108 was the limit for that contract July soy beans were quoted up the 4 cents limit to $130 a bushel Continetal Baking A 102-10- ers Wool Market Drags As q ui ri e Few CHICAGO Oil 105-11- June 25— (AP) Most divisions of trade were adjusted to a steadier rate of progress this week Dun & Bradstreet said today in its summary of trade business - and"Industrial operations shed a fraction or two” the agency reported “but the major units revealed little retrogression except SALES for the interference encountered in Bristol 1000 at 16 Silver localized strike centers More num Combined Metals 500 at 22 erous requests for summer mer 100 at 46 200 at 47: Cardiff to the chandise contributed heavily volume '00 at 48 expansion of wholesale Clayton 100 at 65 -fall buying being confined chief 700 at 51 Comet ly to lines on which higher quotaEureka Bullion 1000 at 22 tions were posted” 1000 at 18 Kennebec Retail sales for the country as M C Copper 100 at 1037 two to five per a whole gained Park Bingham 4000 at 4 cent over the preceding weak and Park Premier 300 at 12 pushed 12 to 22 per cent over the Park King 4000 at 6: 1000 at like 1936 week the report said 57 Prince Cons 100 at 56 Sil Stand 2883 at 1 1000 at 2 Tintic Standard 100 at 735 Walker 100 at 250 50 at 257 In s West Toledo 2000 at 7 - 100 158 32 11 13 15 20 43 60 6 8 5 37 153 172 83-8- NEW YORK othy seed and clover seed unquoted 1 1 00 97-9- MORE STEADILY CHICAGO June 25 — (AP) — Cash wheat No 1 hard 130 Com No 2 mixed 123: NO 3 mixed 119 No 1 123 125: No 2 yellow yellow 124 No 3 yellow 121 No 2 $125 white 123 Oats No 1 white 50 No 3 white No 2 white 49 $51 No rye 48 48 Soy beans No 2 feed 53 67 130 yellow Barley nominal malting 75 97 nominal Tim- 88-8- 97-9- TRADE MOUNTS 14 90-9- 90-9- Union Market Editor CHICAGO 25 — (AP) — Authoritative reporta that western Canada faced the poorest crop prospect in years rushed Chicago wheat prices up nearly 4 cents — a bushel late today At Winnipeg October wheat skyrocketed 5 cents the full allowable limit It was asserted that if soaking general rains did not arrive immediately the area of total crop failure in Canada would be the largest on record Cora in Chicago rose 4 cents the day’s limit scarcity of offerings of corn was an outstanding factor 3 At the close wheat was 2 enta above yesterday’s finish July 116 com 116 116 Sept $11614 cents up July 12234 $123 and oats 1 cent to 108 Sept 108 1 advanced 90-9- 2 94-9- bit The French franc and British pound sagged against the dollar Prfi June 94-9- 3 92-9- 93-9- ficance of news a subsidiary of Electric Power & Light had contracted for surplus TV A power Western Union rallied a point or so following recent weakness GRAINS COME BACK Grains came back into the spotlight with wheat finishing 2 cents -- to 3 cents a bushel higher Corn to 4 cents Cotton rewas up 1 Bonds dragged advance an sumed with many corporate issues off a By JOHN P Consolidated '3 fine months fall California: northern 5 middle 5 2 southern Fine county 1 scoured carbonized fine 9 Oregon: fine and F M staple 8 fine and F M clothing 2 Territory: Montana and similar: Fine staple choice half blood comb- Goodrich 0 blood combing Goodyear ing 8 Graham Paige 5 blood combing 0 Great Northern ry pf Pulled— Delaine 110-1-5 AA 5 fine A supers A sup- Hudson United Aircraft and- - Pure Oil Utilities as a group showed more backbone as traders studied signi- ANMH-iate- Boeing Borden Burrough Add Mach Calumet & Hec Canadian Dry Canadian Pacific Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Northwestern C hi Sc St P C R I & P Chrysler Coca Cola Columbia Fuel & Iron Columbia Gas Sc Electric Commonwealth & South 68 218 59 93 7 41 19 84 55 163 78 16 58 52 Fe 76 28 80 30 24 19 83 29 21 s 24 13 26 12 65 53 Coty fol- Scoured basis: Texas: Fine 12 months selected 8 fine short twelve months 6 8 tional Harvester National Supply with a gain of more than 3 points at one time was among a handful of shares shining on the upside Others resisting the main downtrend were Container Corp 4 mid-we- st Youngstown Sheet & Tube Inland Steel Republic Steel American Telephone National Dairy General Electric Kennecott Copper Anaconda International Nickel Am erican Smelting Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Great Northern preferred Borg Warner and Interna- American & Foreign Pow American Locomotive American Radiator American' Smelt & Refin American Steel Founders American Tel Sc Tel American Tobacco B American Water Works v American Wool Anaconda Atchison Topeka & Santa Atlantic Oil Refining Baldwin Locomotive pf Baltimore Sc Ohio pf Barnsdall Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel ( have granted all demands of the unions except the closed shop The unions refused arbitration "There is some wool being moved direct to mills’ from country points more especially from the where prices are firm on the basis of 40 to 40 cents paid for medium merchantable clips in Ohio and Michigan In the far west there is no marked activity reported Prices generally are unchanged to so far as they are quotable at all "Foreign markets are firmer in consequence 'br a slightly stronger tone in the Brisbane wool auctions "With the backlog of orders at the mills slowly dwindling and some chain stores reducing prices on clothing it would appear that the manufacturers are much distressed for Steel t out of the moving by-produ- cts Transfers ' approximated 600000 shares Among the more prominent losers were American Can United States - 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