Show The Salt Lake Tribune Friday July Dll 171959 Up and Down the Street Here There Retailers Council Chooses Plants Hum Ogden Executive as Chief To Boost R H Wagner general ager of president Car Output of Utah was elected of Retailers at - i El Paso Chief Sees - ' ' man- Merger Approval Ogden Council By Robert W Bernick Tribune Business Editor WYO — Paul Kayser president of El Paso Natural Gas Co Thursday flatly predicted Federal Power Cojnmisslon approval of merger of assets of El Paso and Pad--r- i Northwest Pipeline Corp Salt Lake City “I may be sticking my neck out But I’ve J stuck It out before I believe the examiner will f$ i approve the merger” as will the commission § i he declared f He predicted approval notwithstanding an f adverse report on the proposal earlier this year counsel for the FPC staff Aby legaI I Mr- - Kayser said all the briefs In the case now n bands of the FPC examiner at ’ - 4are Washington and a favorable decision might income as early as Aug 1 Mr Bernick He also said he did not believe the Federal district Court at Salt Lake City would pursue airing of a of Justice antitrust suit in connection with stock acquisition of Pacific by El Paso if the FPC finds within next few weeks that the merger is “in the public Interest” “The judge (Willis W Ritter) already has stated the court would be reluctant to try the case again if this is the verdict of the FPC” Mr Kayser noted Mr Kayser made his comments during a press conference attended by Wyoming Gov J J Hickey after formal dedication of a new eight million dollar natural gas treatment at nearby Opal ' DoW Thursdayby Automotive News a trade publication In the similar July week last year the Industry built 85249 cars 4 New York Stock Market Livestock h Standard a “LAST YEAR WE TOOK per cent off our ad valorum taxes" he said While this caused initial concern he said a meeting of the Wyoming Board of Equalization Wednesday disclosed that despite the reduction the state would have a surplus of some seven million dollars at end of 1959 That situation is unique for most states In other comments Mr Kayser disclosed that El Paso would start immediate construction under temporary certificate authority from FPC of a 10 million dollar natural gas absorption unit at Aneth Field San Juan County similar to the type built at OpaL The firm already has expended some 34 million dollars in gas collection compression and dehydration facilities f NEW -- YORK 425 25 50 500 July & Poor’s Closing 500 Stock Index - IS (API- I ow Utah H Industrials 64 87 44 59 Hails Utilities Stocks 63 36 43 59 07 23 83 62 50 88 I 59 41 18 Ten Leading Stocks Dow Jones Service Fairbanks Whitney Glen Alden Hupp Corp Am Mira Volume Close 018 84 600 63300 59 400 10 30 6’® 40400 48’® - Close 62 86 36 67 44 09 V® - ll h LESTER PA — Westing-housElectric Corp said It has reduced prices on large turbines to meet price cuts announced earlier by General Electric The rew prices are effective immediately Markets in Brief American Stock Exchange Markets Ultimate Capacity 800 Million Feet Daily the group's annual meeting Thursday MR WAGNER’ succeeded S Morgan Sorensen whose term expired at the conclusion of the meeting at Ambassador Athletic Club 145-5tEast Mr Sorensen became a member of the board of directors The new president represents Retail Merchants Division Ogden Chamber of Commerce RICHARD L WARNER Salt Lake City representing the Utah Automobile Dealers Assn was elected vice president for the ensuing year nad Weston E Hamilton Salt Lake City was reelected secretary treasurer of the R II Wagner Steps up council to head council The board of duectors for the fiscal year was designated Larsen Sugar House Dean R as follows: Smith Logan II A Christian- JOHN A ANDERSON He- - sen Stanford P Darger H ber Bernie R Diamond Og- Ward McCarty George L den Charles E Peterson and Nelson Elias J Strong and Harold Shiver Provo S Mor- Robert O Trottier Salt Lake gan Sorensen and Holger M City Meets Price Cuts THE PLANT WAS HAILED by Wyoming state officials El Paso Natural Gas Co president and J and business people as an important" new manufacturing fa- R W Harris Pacific Northwest Pipeline Paul left J manager Hickey Wyoming governor meet In plant Corp general Kayser for Lincoln cility County and southwestern Wyoming — — is— Gov Hickey said Wyoming supported the application for merger of El Paso and Pacific before the FPC “because we are interested in the development of Wyoming” Gov Hickey said - Mr Kayser said applications are now in by all principals Dow Jones Averages on the 150 million dollar “Rock Springs” project involving Furnished by J A Hogle & Co OGDrN (API — (USD A 1— Cattl- enew transmission construction in five states and 58 million Member of the New York Stock Exchange 23 nothin ottered In liesh aupply Calves — none: no test of market dollars in building in Utah and Nevada Hogs — 50 butchers’- about steadv This will be the first major pipeline providing an outlet few lots mixed barrows and gilts 245 lb 15 75 16 00 few 3s 235 lb 200 to for natural gas production in the Rocky Mountain States 14 00 one lot 2 3 290 lb 13 50 few the West Coast lb sows 12 50 one-hal- x MOST OF the Industry's assembly plants are working five days this week with American Motors CorpN and one Ford plant working six A Mercury plant Is closed this week and next for vacation Chrysler Corp’s Dodge plant in Detroit ended 1959 production Thursday 4 line will supply 470 million cubic feet Initially the of natural gas to southern California distribution firms Ultl mate capacity is 800 million cubic feet a day El Paso would build its portion of the line from Thistle Utah to a point southwest of Las Vegas on the California-Nevadborder Kaiser Steel has the pipe contract Mr Kayser said the Rock Springs project was an important factor in the merger proposal of El Paso and Pacific Northwest As a result “El Paso stands ready to buy any gas right now this afternoon" he said The firm would pay prevailing prices “15 cents or better” he said Gov Hickey detailing his support of the El Paso merger application added that he believed a proper tax climate was an important incentive to location of industry Jonii Service DETROIT — Auto produc tion will climb to 127890 cars this week as against 123117 last week it was estimated x - 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A Sheep— 2000 slaughter lambs and feeders steady one band 916 good to average choice 110 lb trucked In Idaho slaughter lambs 21 50 without freight 360 good to choice 97 lb benefit 21 00 few small lots good truck ins 20 30 20 50 few utility and good 19 25 20 00 atound 2 doubles good 85 91 lb Idaho feedlnf lambs 19 9 20 17 40 smaU lota good truck-in- s retailer NEW YOHK July 18 (AP) — rails slump Stocks— Lower Bonds—Higher governmenta Cotton — H If her hous demand Chlfaio! Wheat— Thursday’s Quotations commiuion towen hedte stllinf mixed Corn— Narrowly light trade Oats— Mostlv lower profit taking Soybeans — Profit taking top Hogs— Steady to 25 higher 15 15 Cattle—Slaughter top 29 25 ateeri ateady Mutual Funds Thursday’s Quotations OMAHA Hogs 7000 gilts unevenly strong to Net Change barrows25 and 50 higher sows Instances fully - 22 to 25 hither: lb butch - 48 steady 14 25-1-5 00: 240 270 lb 13 75 14 75 ers 10 270-54lb 9 2 75 - 18 sowa Cattle 1500 calves 100 a dull weak on fed steers gnd fed trade cleanup cows barely steady to 25 heifers lower clearance Hill incomplete veal-er- a steady - choice 1055 lb slaughter stears 28 00 good and choice 25 7 00-- ' rood slaughter heifers and mixed 24 00 26 00 utility and commercial cows 18 00 19 50 -Sheep 600 spring lambs steady to (24 lower- - slough'er ewes unchanged choice 94 100 Ih spring slaughter lambs cull to rood slaughter 22 00 22 24 ewes 3 50 5 25 few 6 50 Total N Y bond ales Thursday 84 910000 1959 to date 8881 938 200 Total Am bond sales Thursday 880000 1951 to date 816253000 New York Bond Market Thursday’s Quotations Sales $1000 Close! Chg Sales $1000 Close Chg i Sales $1000 iClosej Chg Thursday’s Quotations I OS ANGFIFS July 15 Total Am stock sales Thursday 1300000 shares 1959 to date 238615652 LivestockSales $10001 jClosej Chg Sales $1000 Closel Chg Cattle salable 250 Only odds and ends replacement classes on offer V® 241 19V- I17 62 EmrsnR ACFInd Slaughter steers and heifers not fully 2291 13 13 23ErteRR Admiral established Scattered sales steers late 20 22 V® - 1 EvansP 33 88 AirRdct 47 yesterday and today weak to 50 cents 34 ExCellO 9 55 AlleghL iower for other classes about ateady V 1 32 Thursday’s Quotations FrbksM 34 119 AlliedC f 1260 V with midweek Average-chocl- e 7 44 FhldEA V® 9 65 AlliedLb v lb slaughter steers 27 25 no heifers 14 30 FamFn - Vs FiltrolCp 3 59 AUiedSt sold utility range slaughter cows 15 36 73 32AlliiChl 1 18 9 and standard 00 hlgh-utlll3 147 AlumLtd 350 3- 8- V® Fireston 25 9 FirstAm young cows 21 1 50 utility dairy-bre- d -1 10 110 ALCOA 5 38 17 50 19 00 canners and cutters Flintkot 3 44AmalSgr 261 53 V FlaPArL 15 00-1- 7 50 utility dairybred bulls 163 30 AmAir 50 FoodMa 4 23 50 41 33 AmBsch 78 FordMtr 50 Scattered sales salable Calves V® AmBrdP 34 28 29 V® FreeptS steady to weak UtlMty and V 20 45 27 AmCan FruehTr choice 350 25 00 28 00 vealers 48 enAcc AmCyan 67 611 lb heifer stock calves 32 00 medium 1 4 12 44 GenBk AmDirtil 300-35- 0 24 00 26 00 lb heifers 661 50 ay® 70 14 enDyna Am&FP Hogs salable 150 Market not yet About 1300 persons attended the Opal rites which were AmM&F 461 82 lenEl 391 92 established II 93V® Genlnstr 40 followed by a chuck wagon luncheon A Special train of the AmMetal Sheep salable 25 Market not yet 56 - V GenMtis AmMtrs 166 established 59 34 GenRefc Union Pacific Railroad Co brought 110 Wyoming officials AmPtsh 24 71 W GenT&E AmSmltg 34 73 GenT&R from Cheyenne to Opal 55 AmStd 2 46 GaPac 12 of natural feet AmStlF cubic 250 million treats 18l daily The plant 52 Gillette lVi AmT&T 190 41 22 V GidMcB 161 20 RepAva 15 gas delivered by Pacific Northwest via 51 miles of trans- AmTob V4 GlnAldn 358 26 V® 22f 76 The following bid and asked quota RepStl 60 AmVisc 48 4 Lincoln Glidden and in fields Sublette tlons are obtained from the National 3 the mission from 53jll3 Big Piney 10 AmZinc 47 96 - IV ReynM Goodrch 19 53 Dealers Assn quotations Securities ReynTob Anconda 72 12146 - IV® RchfdOU 22 84 Goodyr counties committee They do not represent iGracWR 33 53 ArmcoSt 41 120 41 transactions actual and are intended RylDtch The plant produces 267000 gallons of petroleum products Armour 108 V 15 1 36 GravsnR a 34 37 in the range within which as Safewy guide 8 30 GtNIrO Atchison 34 V 14 35 have been sold could securities StjoLead thfse Including natural gasoline butane and propane 1 45' nl 25 GtNorRy AtlRef - lv (as indicated in the “bid” column) StLSFrn 9 24 81 26 GtWSug 24 All of the natural gasoline and 50 per cent of the butane AtlasCp 10 36 In the or 12 23 4 indicated Schenley bought (as Greyhnd 63 64 51 141 25s -1 4 StRgPp ‘asked” column) GrumAir are transported by Service Pipe Line Co crude facilities Jo AvcoCp 20 Bab&W 10 36 Schenrly GulfOil lll‘l28ft BaldLH 8 2 Oil Refining Co at Salt Lake City 8ALF8 Srw&Bit Utah HercPdr 9V ¥ Thursday's Quotations Balt&O -- 68 46®! 1 '" SraRoeb 47 Pacifio-1- o BetTiSt Cardiff: 100 at $1 25 fllTWi-rri The T erjiaTrldW 6f the butane — 57 Shaiort 1100 3iV HoffElec BUILDING PERMITS BellAirc 1 I8 Shattuck 13 200 at 1 30 Ihe West Coast while 60 per cent of the propane is mar- Bell Hw Indutrlil tnd L'tllitle 17 77 ShellOiL at 6c 370 1 6000 42 Commonwealth Salt Lake City ShllTrns C9 18 t keted by El Paso Natural Gas Co in Utah Wyoming Idaho BendAv 10c 3000 at 8 Vac Benguet ShllrMfg 13 21 Asked Bid reConsolidated Eureke 2 500 t 43c Investment Ike Enterprises Montana Nevada Oregon and Washington The rest of the BestAcCo 2 64 Slmmns 24 HoweSn 5 at 44c 1500 at 45c 3000 t 45c model 2000 Intel lor East 6th (600 60 50 Bestwall $44 $45 35 60 SnclairO Sugar Amalgamated I IdahoPw 47 in Midwest East sold the Diagon 600 at 65c $2500 9 87 9 25 V BethSt propane is 3 do 67 pfd bkllyOil IdealCm Litter-dv® East Standard 3000 at 8e lft 35 glnti Hospltli remodel 38 25 BlwKnx 39 87 Ariz Public Servicf 2291 43 ScnyMb 48 IHCentrl Fast Utah 1000 st 28c lng 325 8th A ve $3664262 46 4 37 3 81V 68l-3- 8 SoCalEd Bonanza Airlines 1 MILTON COFFMAN CASTER vice chairman of the BoeingA 29 IndRyn R to Grind Deposit 344 at John Elrork brick ndditlon 11 12 50 00 Borden Gas IntermounUln SthrnCo 1000 52 1 InlandM Great Western 300 at buildhouse 2212 Texas St (2390 East) 41 00 44 00 do 662 73 SouthPc DotgWar Wyoming Natural Resources Board praised El Paso for Intlakel 30 at 00 92 $4000 88 00 82 6 57 BrunsBk do SouthRy 3c at area JntBusM 22 443 1000 in the May Little Walker Bnk A Trust To remodel 22 00 20 0 Inter Motor Lines 25 ing the new processing 'industry Bey Erie SprvRnd IntHarv 67 64 1 Park City Consolidated 1000 t 8c 2 58 3 12 lnteriorof store 228 S Main $8000 67 V Lang Const Equip 80110? Patrick J Qucaly Kefnmerer mayor said that for gen- BuddCo lntNickl - V StdBrnd Park Konold 3000 at Sc O I Johnson 4 18V In 4 75 t Magna 2nv 8c Dev 51 remodel kitchen StdOCal Burlgtn 1 Park Nelson 3000 at IntPaper 411125 103 no 98 00 home 2689 Chadwick (1415 East) 45 StdOlnd Migna Inv 673 erations - southwestern Wyoming resources had fed the Burtghs 22 35 IntShoe Piute Uranium 8000 at He 1000 7a 37 25 35 Morrison Knudson 50 StdONJ $2 000 ' state is ButteCp 139 37 V IntT&T 2000 t 11c 4000 at 12c 00 50 27 67 25 Mtn Fuel —mouths ofihe nation as a whole Now he said the Vern StdOlOh Allen Orln it remodel Interior Supply CalPkg -- a- 39 h' MCGeal Prince Consolidated 2000 at 6c 6 2 2 12 2 SWKhm National r 777 7794th FH 400 Eait) of In Callahan ditolox Rfverage industry-WhicoT ) establishment — emitreet 1 Oat (old type JohnsM 45 87 006 at 7c 6006 t 7e' aproceSslflg 17 37 witnessing 18 37 56 yI-- 1 Northwest Nat Gaf Sti IDrug Prosper Oil Calumet $2000 -- 1 13 78 JonesAL 23 00 Stn&Wb 20 50 a® Lake Sait Hardware Sage Oil 2000 at 60c B Burton brick home 2959 July Richard r the years ahead will be followed by important chemical CanDry T cnt t JnyMg JU -- 55 k Va SWbkiFv §?Suri'if--is? $ 15 im 4f 61 KaiserA Too Paterson F 0a Co Tracy A Walker 8 85 - IV SunOil KanCtyS 35 25 Sundance Oil 500 at 23c y SnryMd July remodel Interior of for office Caterpil at the building dedicatory Celanese 14 46 Both Gov Hickey and Mr Kayser spoke - 4a SnthMn 10 7 KelseyH Trans Union 11000 at 10e Sept E 202 1st South (100 space South) V 104 32 L 1 Knnecott 26 Sweets Willlston 1000 at 18c Dec Celotex $7 200 program 22 52 54 44 SwlftCo KerpCty Zuma 5000 at 6c March CerodPi Council Rerlonal steel Pioneer and hat V a 55 42 14 82 KerMcG "cowboy’ TennCP The governor presented Mr Kayser Crtaintd block milk plant 751 W 7th South Rye- 69 V V KlmbClk K 33 TennGai eltizen-of-westernu CeunaA y 70 000 Julv Wyamjnfei:t1 4- T xnm jI? I— r '”maMng"“a west Texan - l8dnttHkf-EteeChancev C8T“HTmtrf -- 4tr 37 75 20 y TxGUSl KreuCo “We” are opening the door-t" the future of Wyoming” Ches-O1 32 131 131 138 storage shed 475 W 6th South (600 Dec Texlnst 64 151 30 Krocer 7 Dow Jonei Service ChMSPP 1 33 133 132 March 133 South) $2 100 19 72 TexUtil Lehman 29’ do pf Jlfiiaid of the Opal plant YORK— NEW Closing dealers mar-ket- s of remodel front J John 50 26 30 50 Continental Soybeans— 108 28 Textron Bank Sweeney d LOF&la States CliNuW ' 20 §nq El End 8Mh ibid ’id ssked fraction Thlukol 140 87 Ft 89 Mr Kayser detalllng' growih of the western-UniteLlbMcN First tr ttl budding fierttrHy mi do pf 105 00 00 changes in JJnds) 16 65 (200 South) $17000 91 TmpRW Surety Life Insu LlggiM be future investment by his firm In the iRI&P 18 2 18 said there would 217 2 219 TideWO Nov 28 50 16 25 - V Utah Home Fire In 28 bO 122 Llttenln -s ' 2 22 2 21 2 23 Chryaleg 2 22 Jan TlmkHB “ Intermourifain-stateBid Asked Chga Lekheed 131 9 -- SI (’ll CITFin Juries 2a 'V® 2i 00 Tmsamr 30 V '267t"-i- 8 MalcfT2 29 Loewi 2 93 12 11 23 Dec ’59-’61 00 TWArL 64 00 Lard (Drums)— Zion a First Nat Bk “The center of population is moving west The growth CitiesSei LoewsT IS 97 20 8 50 CityStra V 18 32 TrtCont 2Vii Nov ’60 31 LoneSC 8 84 67 12 here is three times greater than the nation as a whole” he ClarkEq ’80 ’65 18 25 Dec TrxTra 46 lard Lori) Oil CocaCla 96 14 ' 8 92 20thCnP 25 38 Sept '61 67 LouNash 'declared 95 20 Colgate 8 75 30 45 2 'a Nov '81 ft UnBagC Quotation Thursday' LukensS 87 said: We Oil ColF&Ir 25 30 Mr 93 28 60 '63 9 UnCarb Ashley Valley western Feb Kayser 2"as Of El Paso operations 47 MackTrk 42' Fruit Prices par Unli 17 12 18 24 CBS 92 24 Aztec Oil & Gas UnEl '63 Aug 42 Macy 00-50 lug 71 4ft AprlcoU-J-- 1 78 91 8 ColGas altn to serve We expect to succeed" English Oil UnOCil Feb '65 56 MagmiC 1 I — 50 Oil 28 Astrachan 50 44 red ’84-'73100 84 20 CmCrdt Apples lug) Equity UnPac 2 'is Mar IRt 61 Magnav 25 11 09 4 Berries dewberries 44 Petioleum Justhelm 12 ComSlv 62 (crate) do '66 3s pf 471 48 Aug MartlnC - 2 87 25-- 4 2 31 3 00 Northwest 44 Product red resnberries CmwEd 18 black 83 rasp2 UnitAfr Sept '7-'7-'67 '72 II 91 MclntyP Con Edit 2 93 Oil Incorporated 3 31V 44 berries 4 25 borenberrles 8 00 84 20 LOS ANGFLES July 18 Dec UnAtrL McKeR 141 81 21 Oil Securities Contnr 42 Currants (crate) black 3 00 red 99 2 Eggs — Prices candled to re4s Oct '69 UnllBIsc 19 44 MeritCSk ContBJC 40 2 50 48 Paradox Production 44 24 96 (delivNov '74 3 distributor tailers fob plants UnltCp 51 60 MiamlC LamContM 07 25 Resource Ventures 1 cental Cherrlee '78-'8U 42 87 87 16 24 (lb) Bings centa higher) AA extra ered UnltFrt June 14 179 The Atomic Energy Commission's Grand Junction Colo ContOl MinHy 87 62 Seneca Oil berts 25 cents pie 18 cents 44 4 98 0 A extra large 40-4- 3 97 24 UnGasC '80 4s Feb large MinMM 81 Oil Texota 143 CperBe 9 42 24 18 87 A A large A large 3 87 UnPCM May '85 Vegetables Prices par Unli MiiaonC CmPrd 3 81 Operations Office reminded uranium operators Thursday 4 37 Three State! Nl Oi Vs -- 34 me42 0 AA 12 B 20 89 a Feb '90 89 32 USAFS 3 'a large Beane (lb) green etrlng ( 10 centa dium Monito 12 62 13 75 Utah Southern Oil 44 85 0 84 24 that July 31 is deadline for submission of data on ore reserves CraneC A medium 24 26 3 Feb '95 USGyp cents CrwnZl MontPw 10 62 17 37 Western Nat Gaa yellow string 0 AA smell A small be considered CrcblSt USlnd Cabbage (crate) 2 00 MontWd developed as of Nov 24 1958 so properties may 39 A 53 consumers AA large USPlyw cent Corn (dozen) 35-Murray USRub Mlntnr large 3549 AA medium 4145 A meIn negotiations for uranium concentrate procurement during Cudahy CurtaW Cucumber (lug) 125-- 2 00 a NatAvl 9 AA email A small dium USSmlt 2 00 CutlerH Endive terete) NatBIst 1962-69 the by looae dozen)— Fgge (price period USSteel DeccaR 4 82 Bonneville Lto 3 91 Garlic (lb) 25 cents NatCRe AA 42 A (rge 40 medium 34l 9 Grade do pf Poultry— Fryer (it rench) Deere 19 24 Columex Lettuce (crate) 100-12- 5 NatCLn 29 B 2 caponett USTob (at fryer large AEC notice ranch) DelAtHd an 1 Federal Uranium 00 80 Onlona (dozen bun) green 4045 THE DEADLINE WAS ESTABLISHED by NatIDry 0 Cheese— Mild loaf 41 mild longhorn type hens 8 hens cross DelL W UpjhnCo Four Corners Urar 2 31 193 Potatoes (50 lb) Bliss red 2 00-- 2 25 light NatDist Butter— Prices to retailers grade 41 mild triplets 40 UtPAL ’ filed with the Federal Register on May 18 and the Grand Den-R81V Gem 2 00-- 2 25 Indep Coal A Coke! AA A NatGpm 2 0 Butter— 63 acore 70 92 score 68 90 241 32 Receipts- Eggs DiamO Vanid 2 81 Lisbon Uranium J 43 centa Radishes (dozen bun) 40-4- 5 Junction office since has sent letters to all known uranium DomeM 66 13800 acore 141 304000 butter 337000 V poultry 4 1 1BI- - V NatLd Me Walgrn 5 08 i 684 00 summer Lucky Squash (lug) NatStl 1 68 Wilwrth DugisA 180 44 - 3 131 Quint Corp Zucchini 1 25 operators asking for ore reserve data 421 90 DwChrn - 1 NewmtM WarnBr 1 08 87 Radornck Resources 50 cents Turnips (dozen bun) 45 NYABrk Dressrl 39' 40 41 " West A L 2 87 3 31 Rare Metals The office pointed out however that though many DuPont NYCent 20 245 '4 1 81 WestPa 2 06 V Standard Utanlum are there information NYCSL submitted the V have required DuqLt 2 75 WestUn 21V 2 24 United West Mnru operators Eagic-- P 8441- - V NiagMP WstABr 8 62 9 40 Western Gold & Ur a number who have as yet failed to do so NorfdtW FastArL 4i WestEl 24 2" White Canyon Mu Wool 9141- - Vk NoAmAr ills 48i 1 The Grand Junction office announced that staff members EaAtmn WhlrlpC FatonM 1 - W NoPaflo I 39' 77 tops futures were mixed Wlwrth western several ElPsNG offices 14 3in all branch and field 3141- - (J Nortrp 3throughout At Hedge selling and profit taking were Wrthgtn 1commissie H NthwIAl t iw 4-- tares will V'" welt - ) I Wed tliruuarf available tverjr work day in th week ind on 66 ware 34 68 Wool future OhloEd house buying Zenith IS Wheat CHICAGO who (AP) to those assist July deadline easy the until Total NY itock aalet Thursday 3170000 ahares 1959 to date 481230944 Saturdays from now No 2 red 188 —No 1 red 190 Wool futuree closed unchanged to 1 No 4 red smutty heavy J 81 90 1 J cents lower July 130 ft Get 1J 1 require help In assembling the necessary nearest-AE- C -10 1 hard 49rrNo yeltuw hard Dec 136 8 March 1378 May 136 7B off Ice the No 3 yellow hard- 198 No July 136 0B 167 Operators areYrged to 'contact 1 mixed 1 88 V 1 89 ’ corn No 1 yelCertificated wool apot 130 ON AEC office No 2 yellow 128 No 2 low Wool tops futures closed 2 1 cents CHICAGO 4-64July 15 (UPIt— Live whites and bakers 4 504 75 round red yellow1281 28 1 mixed heavy No oats 11 lower to 1 3 cents hither to 1 3 highNo ton 27000 lba No 4 25 Texas 4 25 4 50 No 1 heavy white 71 189 Dec 0B 189 5B er Oct INFORMATION NEEDED IT WAS EXPLAINED is a poultiy July USDA price quotation Thuradnv Street tales- California long whites No 3 heavy white 70 No 4 169 170 SB 0B Mirch 1697B May heavy Cbteae: Single daisies and Along 4 85-- 8 15 bakers 5 15-- 8 25 round red white 69 No’ 1 extra list of uranium properties and counties in which they are hoVna heavy white July 168 5B 374-3Arizona 4 504 75 loaf 5 00-- 8 25 Textl 72 73 No 3 extra heavy processed while Certificated apot wool tops 168 ON 36-3located with book and page number-forecording of Swiss Grade A 446 Grade 4 90-- 6 18 - Idaho Russets 8 00 i eample grade extra heavy whltg b— Bid N— Nominal OnionsArrivals 16 track 38: (sup- 73 B 4244 Grade C 4041 mining claims as well as the names and addresses demand mode ate 87 Butter: Steady to firm 881000 plies moderate nil— Soybean market unsettled control the own or 90 property pounds 93 and 92 srore 57 Bariev— Malting choice 1 20 1 35A 0( persons or companies who a Track sales California yellow score 66 69 acore 45 carlots: 90 feed 90 1 08N 1 75 Rent-A-C- ar c license The AEC also requests to the extent available any Icore 67: 89 acoie 56 Texes Street snlea: Granex Eggs: Steady 8000 rkaee White medium 2 24 large 2 yellow Additional data which would be useful in supporting the re 24 2 50 yellow large extras 28 mixed huge extras Grano medium 1 90-- 2 00 large 175 WORLD'S LARGEST RENTING AND LEASING SYSTEM 28: atandarda mediums etve estimate such as exploration and development data 28 25 whit Grano large 2 90 California yeldirties 24 checks 23 2 25-- 2 40 low aeml Globe medium cores of and HAMMERS drill hole location maps cuttings Pntatoea (old gnd new) total US large 175 2 00 red Globe 50 New logs assays Thursday’s Quotations 131 "tftoslng Is Our Business' 356 - arrival track Mexico white Grant) medium 3 24 and channel samples copies of claim maps mine map and shipment! Bountiful Salt lolc Ogden 247 auppllea lighten demand good Colorado yellow Granex medium 2 24 Wednesday’s debits $11998 349 00 AT THE SIGN OF THE CLOCK MAIN SOUTH 448 W Wash ore 5th 1427 State 8 2378 440 1 have who 00 of 9am 21742766 85 market steady shipped Illinois yellow medium day last year persons large fceologic map and nameg AX HU un-leIX 2 00 22 029101 05 Track fldfl aalet Thursday’! lbsUS medium Glob clearing Indiana U yellow ' from the property since July 1 1955 Earn otherwise slated) California long 20O 19434782 2$ day last year Mnwwaaaw Optn Sunday Salt Lake Stock Market Special Train Takes Officials to Rites : Over the Counter Grain Fuiiirrs dL n 3c 3c 3c 8c lle u waE Et) Ik -- 4 4V Salt Lake 2s Growers Market 2l 2s 2i 2a Egg Market AEG Reminds of 2s 3s SL Produce Wool Market 53' Gash Grain te t data' LGA5G CARS - and TRUCKS PHONE Produce Market GW 7172! 9N SL Dank Gearings Howe Rents Km b tf s JACK - 1 ' ’ it to |