The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1934, Page 9

on emeta eurey SIRT LIL PIE E ENIH I A IT POEL NET ARES TERE SIEM NARRATE ACY SPI AUS TN ree ee ee 7 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1934 Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and = |__ == __1 80. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, June 20.—(#)—(U. Market Report for Wed., June 20 #22222 : ‘= s Fa) a a th O BS O cows weak to 25 lower; bulls about steady; stockers and feeders steady, ‘ fairly active several sales medium to DOWNWARD DRIFT |[ New York Stocks FORCED EXECUTION |[~crainGuctations a NOTED AS BUYERS crmce ms” OF ORDERS RESULT joysse eee one SGiat cme Sede ee] eee Adams Exp. 2.50-3.60; strictly good cows up to Alleghany . 2% 4.50; low cutters and cutters 1.50- INSIST ON PROFITS) SS was! IN DROP OF WHEAT 2 mon a ah om od medium t weight: i ac a: 2.00-425; cnlves 3.000; veslers around} Lhousands SEE 33% 50 lower; good and choice 4.00-6.00; and READ Am. Coml. Al. freely at 4.50. Trading Falls Off as News of an te He Bigger Yields of Winter Crops, es close was easy. Transfers approxi- 4.15-6.25; odd head slaughter ewes = % bare ei. market Ln higher on Stimulating Nature Be- — /Am. Loss, 234) Liberal Rains Take Away and pigs, 1005 higtees bale goed 16 Your AD Daily é comes Scarce ‘Am, Pow. & 1% Support choice 170-200 Ib. 4.60-75; top 4.75; Am. Rad. 8 14% baad butchers down i Ae: ote That’s why prompt re- i Am. Roll. 20 scarce; scarce 4.60; r New York, June 20.—()—The stock |Am. Smelt. 41% | :::cago, June 20.—/)—With many Pigs 3.00-4.00 according to kind; wale turns result from a want market ed ra ee a. ne we stoplons orders force epee ee 400; aveciee. ‘weight £73 Ibs. ad in this paper. If you y) = tor based? ot Aad arteing Van unitbe ot an wet, Wks. pd ba level of prices reached since May ire. erie ae nanny bend have anything to sell, paged he faa hect, owt 10°%; | Ammoondn Oo. ieys| Bigger velds of iomestic winter pong gig A og ellie d " i . Del. Pf. 4 | Wheat than had been expected, and ee rg the Alcohols developed heaviness. The) Atcn Ta. Bei | Nberal rains inthe apelng qwheat bate, 5.00-50; few common to good yearlings| this satisfactory means 41 | did much to take away buying support fs mated 550,000 shares, re 35%; | for the mAphaL and 10 suement Dress pa Rc 1.00-50; ‘solld-mouthed feeding ewes Of getting customers. There was little or no news of a 26% | sure to sell. Harvesting of wheat was MINNEAPOLIS RANGE 150-75. 4 character that might have stimulated 6% | reported as progressing not only inj Minneapolis, June 20-—()— Dairy cattle: Dairy cows steady; equities. Most traders were “on the 11% ]the northwest but in Nebraska and|», Woeat— Open th Low Close| medium and good springers and milk- fence” for the moment and declines ac- companied intermittent profit taking flurries. Further developments in trade and industry were being await- ed in the financial district. — “ ‘Wheat proved a depressing factor, dropping nearly 3 cents a bushel to {ts lowest level since May 28, last.| Case, J. I. Other cereals were also soft. The re- ‘action was attributed to more rains 94% ay ers $30-50; common kinds down to 24%) on the North Pacific coast. % Say $354 | 8°. 93% ‘ 7% Wheat closed heavy at the day's a 15’ | pottom figures, 2%4-2% under’ yester- 34% | day's finish, July 92%-%; Sept, 92%- 14 | %; corn %-1% down, July 57%-58; 1414 | Sept. 50%-%, oats %-1 cent off and 1514 | Provisions unchanged to 15 cents de- 53% | Cline. 27%| Overnight rains that lasted several 26 |hours were reported at various sec- 85% 65% CHICAGO @5% 66 | Chicago, June 20.—(}—(U. & Dep. Agr.)—Hogs 16,000 including 4,000 di- % |rect; active 15-35 higher than Tues- day; weight above 200 Ibs. 5.00-15; top 5.15; 170-200 lbs., 4.50-5.00; Ce 30% lights 4.00-50; pigs 2.75-3.75; packing 1 insertion, 15 words nat eoteanenSoneee appear S| a reoult the outlook for ero, was Sept sows 400-80; light light, food and Tribune Want Ad Rates 45 .. the grains and silver was barely 5 _|deemed more hopeful. About 2% cents weight 160-200 Ibs., 4.40-5.05: medium Are Low Cc steady. Rubber improved. Bonds| <' yy g%,|8 bushel downturn of wheat values % were mixed. vA 8. government Eo Chi 0% ned wetesh ee ae ais | 2u j paige pre tnd dans aa heavy ieee border or white Asa ned Med eas 2 consecutive insertions, not over 15 ‘ Prime corporation issues were hesi- 14% ing little power to rally. 4 » §.00-15; packing come under classi ispla; words 4 tant, 23%|" Some advices from spring crop|4 | sows, medium and good 275-500 Ibs., 75 cents per column inch per single insertion. linsertion, 25 words . ner i 21. | states said estimates of final 1934 3.85-5.50; pigs. good and cholce 100- Ne elairveyant, fortene teller, matrimonial, 2 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words 85 hoes Free! ‘Texas, esting- 5 344 | prod iz 130 Ibs., 2.75-4.00. or doubtful advertising accepted. We reserve 3 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words 1.00 tae bt erie unease ‘Tele-| Con. Oil wa asesaicving to rails man Hessme Cattle 12.000; calves 5.000; better. the right t6 edit or reject any copy submitted. 6 consecutive insertions, not over 25 words 1.45 phone, Monsanto ‘Chemical and Al-/Gont. Can 33., [peratures. Winnipeg messages said DULUTH RANGE grade weighty steers fully steady; All ads of over 25 words add 3¢ per word to ‘ . WANT ADS ARE CASH IN ADVANCE above rates led Chemical. American Can also Motor | 11, {export demand for wheat was appar-| Duluth, Minn. June 20.—(@)— €oarly top 10.25; some held higher; ALL moved agdinst the trend. Cerro de| Cont’ Git Bel. gov; ently lacking. Cables were also at! suivoig,. con Mim Low Close|several loads 9.60-10.18; not cate A Representative Will Call If You Desire q Pasco, Kennecott and some of the|Corn Products . @8 jhand saying stocks of wheat in Great] juty’ ange on choice lohg yearlings, general run in-between light steers coppers found moderate followings.|Cream Wheat 33% [Britain were sufficient until new [guy "an": 4 v. 8. lustrial Alcohol, Crosley Radio 16 especial and long yearlings generally 25 lower Giermareial Alcohol, Schenley and| Curtiss Wright 3% ST eritings teen eget: kine ig al 8 | than early Tuesday; other killing National Distillers lost a point or| Dia. Match 23% | tralia and France without mentioning 66 |Classes very uneven, largely steady to more coincident with the announce- aie pat Canada. Corn and oats sympathized |S¢ 86 |25 lower; yearling heifers and cutter!Cayr Accident Fatal ___ Male Help Wanted ment of new financing plans by the| East, Rodak . ik | with weakness of wheat. oni, cows showing most decline. Slaughter F MEN WANTING JOBS round floor apt. $30 th. National Distillers Corp. Others, down | oft MIE. -- Sahl wroviaiire weak dower with werkins; 26% /cattle and vealers: steers. good and To Amidon Farmer | ox new construction work in United! & ain eral aay es ee fractionally to around’ s pointe ane |e Ato ti ait acenen upline at 'une voles pt. + oaaee 88% | choice 550-960 Ibs., §.75-8.88; 900-1100 a States, So. America. Write E.| Tgu. and kitchenette upsalrs, $22. cluded U. 8. Steel, Bethlehem Steel,| Erie B. R. « 2 ae a 105; 1300-1990 Ibe 800-I0UN; Coons | g Dickinson. N. D. June 20—UP— | Moore, 887 Hunter Bldg., Chicago.) decorated: ‘aicard By ~ resting) ic, estern . H .» B.00-! ; ad Powell, 28, farmer ne Enclose stam = = * j ieee ce #2%| STEADY SALES DURING MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN |Ton' tat neds 80-1900" ine, coo: | Sone, Thomas Powell, 28, fa ear | Enclose 5 ens qanitaned Toe i rysler, DAY FORCE WHEAT DOWN Minneapolis, June 20.—(}—Wheat, Amidon, died from WANT 3 MEN for local Tea and °° ge ‘* Santa Fe, Union Pacific, U. 8. Smelt- rts Minneapolis, June . 20.—(#)—Wheat | receipts Wednesday 83 compared to|8.00; heifers, good and choice 580-150 | juries recelved when the automobile |’ Corres Routes paying up to $60 a| ght, housekeeping. Call at &0i- } ing, McIntyre Porcupine and Good- 30. | was weak at the opening of the ses- | 204 @ year ago. Ibs., 5.50-7.25; common and medium | ho was driving overturned on a sharp week. No capital or experience re-| — 4th St. Ss { year. The utilities generally were 20% |sion here Wednesday and although chp es cash wheat and coarse 00-5.00; curve three miles east of Amidon! quired but must be willing to give | FOR RENT—One clean 3 room apart- : harrow. 32, stubborn in tone most of the day |®™qin closing quotations today follow: . Monday morning. prompt service to approx. 200 steady| ment. Unfurnished. Ground floor. %|showed average feebleness as there |159, protein ter and cutter 1.50-2.50; bulls ( Powell was slong at the time and| consumers. Brand-new Fords giv-| Private bath. Gas for cooking and * Prod Markets S7_ | was a steady volume of small selling|1 dk north. 97% 1.00% 97% 99% |!iNgs excluded) good (beet) 3. lay pinned beneath the wreck for! on as bonus. Write Albert Mills,| heat. Kelvinator. Electric washer, juce rke' | ae orders to prevent the coverage. The|2 dk north. 96% 97% cutter, common and medium 2.25-3.50; | nearly 4 hours, from 2:30 a. m. until! Route Mar. 6599 Monmouth, Cin.| Private locker. Available June 15th, ———— 19% |Close was 2% lower. 3.dk north. 93% 96% vealers, good and choice 4.00-5.50; me-| six a. m., before he was discovered. cinnati, O. . Call at rear of 413 W. Thayer. CHICAGO Trade was erratic in volume and|14% protein dium 3.50-4.00; cull and common 2.50- |" a gmail bridge with a bad side 1d | qe eee FOR RENT—Well furnished 2 room Chicago, June 20.—(P}—Butter was 214] livened up near the close. News moat-|1 ng a: 3.00; steers, good and choice 500-1080 | 9 poor approach caused Powell to ap- apt. Also single room for light unsettled ‘today. Poultry and eggs Fal | eat geesnds ty mulsted by saintail| 330 BORE. tbs. 4.80-5.50; common and medium | piy his brakes en the curve, upsetting Work Wanted Housekeeping “oni ground ticoc ale - Pressu stim y prote! ded’ 5 Rui ee: nsettled: 4% lin the spring wheat belt aad reports et nntd 4, |, Sheep 4.000; spring lamb active, ber Sts was born in Wisconsin. Un- TEN aaa Be vais your ideal Dice) at is specials (93 score 125 23355 ctras (02) 1122 | of good yields in the southwest. 2 dk north. fully steady to strong; yearlings and| married, he had farmed near Ami-| oid mattress and rebuild it into a |p ore ne eneurnished apart tu: tra firsts ge i pid oy 3%! New July closed 2' lower and new|3 dk north: aged sheep steady, considering plainer don for ten years. Funeral services| new art cover for celyseaes ce ne ment. City heat. Electric refriger- 21-21%; standards (90 centralized 4 affected by wheat weakness and all/2 o* tw % Ga skagen eat ioes: ; EE eae spring. 309 8th St. Phone 1962. ania: 2 h mi y . oe if st on sort 9.25; mere! soni Inquire at the Bismarel carlo) 20% closed substantially lower. Old July 3 dk roth, EOIN lg" Sound peatlings 673, enes fee] Windstorm Damages oRiENTAL and Domestic rigs and| ‘Tribune office Pd 12,664; steady, prices un- Sept. old, 1% lower and new 1% low-|} ‘ak north 97% 1.00% 97% 99% |2-25; spring lambs. good and choice Mitchell Airport upholstered furniture cleaned, de- a! er. July rye closed 2% lower and|2 dk north. 96% 97% .. 8.35-9.35; medium 7.00-8.50; ewes 90- mothed and disinfected. For esti- ackan ai] Sept. 2c down. Old July feed barley|/3 dk north: 95% 96% 150 poundg, good and choles, 150-1 enn gp. dune 20.—(—A se-| “iRlee call H. J. Johnston. Phone Rooms for Rent Chicago, June 20.—(#)—Poultry, 1! $| finished 2% lower, new 2% lower,|Grade of : 2.25; all weights, common. and medi- ‘windstorm ‘that ‘struck Mitchell : oate a Mania anise ote ne, 293; |Sept. old 1% off and new 1% lower. |! north 00% um ‘.78-1.78, renee iae tock “Tuesday” night, de- | EXPERIENCED stenographer desires |" ‘room: Lavatory im room Ror and 5 Ibs and under 12; leghorn hens 10; [Loew's . 315) Bet maleine sbarteg cloned ene SAO TE net, Ko: ‘G molished the municipal airport han-| Hore yeeferences, furnished. Write) cold ‘water at all times. Call at Rock fryers 224-23; colored 21%; |Mack Bie iy necasines cia aceee while Mentana SIOUX CITY gar in which were two alrpaines, blew sail b 510 4th St. Rock Springs 25, colored 23; Rock lastami 5” | sept. finished 2¢ down —— Sioux City, Ie. June 20—(—(U.|down the towers of » radio station, broilers 19-21%, colored 19, leghorn| y4iq.. 13% | Gash wheat tone was unsettled with|1 H W , 98%, /8. D. A)—Cattle 4,500; slaughter/and caused considerable damage in — ae 15-18; barebacks 16-18; roosters 8;|Mo, 9% prices hard to quote on a uniform|13% steers and yearlings moderately ac-|the surrounding vicinity. SALE—TYPEWRITERS, Add- turkeys 10-14, spring ducks 12-14, old. 21% le, according to weight or totals.|2 rd tive mostly strong; fat she stock] The wind, which lasted for nearly| ing machines, EXPERT REPAIR- : 4 gg eas eas freight Nat Bieewit ng ‘Winter wheat was unchanged. Durum ah Ww 98% | strong; some cows 10-15 higher; stock- | an res hey a Llared of ap- ia ae machines. Sup- 2 ¢ A : Ze rs and feed farce sti to a| Proxima miles an hour. TYPEWRITER waar et and express unquoted; broilers, freight | Nat. Cash R. 17% of milling quality was scarce and in|1°p : hi aly sen aeane ‘The airport hangar, a large frame| CO. 207 Broadway, % block West} FOR SALE—Seven room modéers : Nat. Dairy Prod. 11%|fair demand. Corn demand was|] Hw 98% (Shade higi Tihs exmrone., 12sR; fowls, SNS Boe, dele. 104 | slightiy improved with offerings light. | sae - fed seers and. goartings 6.00;, scae |buibling, waa fleifentd. abd: a) St Easaties. home: 62 taaere Tee, cee aides cuareas | 14-13; Sn0etete Ty. canine 30% held higher; numerous loads 6.00-7.75; | planes destroyed, POTATOES FOR SALE—Some real » garage, 5 frelght and express 9; turkeys, frelght,|N. ¥.N, H. & H. 16 | tae rovonanion “of forares, ieee Ge{LE Wet, 86% 91% 96% 97% |choloe Kosher heifers up to 700 in|” Both towers of redio station KODY | nice potatoes for table end’ seea.| pavement, ‘convenient te grace 11-17; express 12-1; ducks freight 10.) Norf. & Western 181% | rand was ‘steady with offerings very|Minnesota and South pen Wheat|small lots; bulk beef cows 3.00-4.25; | were toppled over. Come and see them. Price 90c per| schools. Priced very reasonable. In-. + ee ae. eae ie %liight, Barley tone was slower and| 12% low cutters and cutters mainly 1.75-| Reports from Lake Mitchell, | bushel or if delivered, $1.00. per| Quire Brodl’s Barber Shop. eicgetnsoalg seedy: :to:. Cir: Re 1i%| easier. Plax offerings were light and|! D : 2.75; small showing plain stockers|summer resort near here, said six cot-| bushel. Richard A. Kunz, 222 So.| FO Peviate ee browns,| Pac, Gas. & Bi. 18% | in good demand. a $4% 95% |4'50 ‘down; run includes 22,000 govern-| tages were destroyed. 9th 8t., Bismarck N.D. Phone 131 nearby and western special packs,| Packard Motor 3% PDEW or ment drouth relief cattle. Poargpeercccranagaet —_—SS—S SS private sales from. store 19%-2314;|Dal--Publix Ctr. 4% DULUTH CASH GRAIN 1HW..... 93% 96% 93% 94% | Hogs 5,500; mostly 15-25 higher;|VAN PAPEN OFFERS RESIGNA- Automobiles for Sale inquire western standards 19: 3 | Ee 2%! puluth, June 20.—()—Closing cash Durem early bulk better grade 190-320 Ib. Laird —_—_Automotiles_tor Sale | floor, 214-4th St. Phone 1680. H Penney (J. C.) $0. | prices: Wheat, No. 1 dark northern|Ch 1 amber 1.12% 1.18% 1.09% 1.18% [butchers 440-65: extreme top 4.75:| _ Berlin, June 20.—)—Vice Chancel- USED CARS ee Phillips Pet. Tas |98%-1.04%; No. 2 dark northern 97% - |!3% protein good 110-190 Ib,’ weights 4.00-50; few | Jor Frans Von Papen, it was revealed) 1933 Chevrolet, Coach F a NEW YORK Proct, é Gamble 36 (1.03%; No. 3 dark northern 96%-|2,SmMbOF,.-- 111% 1.17% + learly sales sows 410-16; many’ held | foday. offered his resignation Trom ine | 1933 Pontisc Sedan 00 | Household Goods for Sale New York, June 20.—()—Butter,|Pub. Svc. N J. 38 1.01%; No. 1 northern 98%-1.03%; No.|1 amber... 98% 1.04% at 4.25; feeder pigs at 2.50. poo — anceller | 1981 Buick Sedan .00 |GRAND PIANO BARGAIN—Can bu | 14,448, Basier. y higher than 51_ {northern 97% -1.02%; No. 1 amber |12% protein vt ""* ) Sheep 1,000; salable supply one| Hitler, following his Sunday 2] 1930 Chryster Sedan ...... seen in Bismarck. It’s a small sise. extra 28%-26; extra (92 score) 25;|Eurity 134 | qurum 92%-1.20%; No. 2 amber dur-|2 ve O1% 108% .... «4. (double deck Idaho spring lambs and| Which he at certain phases 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Nationally known make. Less first (08-01 cores) 22% -14%; seconds ti 3% um 92%-120%; No, 1 durum 91%-|Gradeot oa around 400 drive-ins: nothing done|'M¢ Nasi regime, Coach ..... : one year old. Due to unfortunate (84-87 scores) 22%-23; centralized Radio-Keith 10% 92%; No. 2 durum 90%-92%; No. 1{1 amp. 20% early; indications strong to higher; At the begt of the year there 1938 Pontiac Coach . circumstances we are forced to sell ~ (90 score) 24%. : Reo ih mixed durum 901; 5; 2 mixed e ya 88% holding best spring lambs around ing we 1933 Ford Fordor Sedan .. .f this beautiful instrument at terrifie .~ iy Cheese 532982, steady. Prices un-|Rep. Stl. ... 11a |durum 88%2-1.15%2; No. 1 red durum fee 88% 9.00; asking upward to 7.00; for best , 1932 Plymouth Sedan . Af sacrifice rather than have it res - changed, : Tob, “B’ 45% | 06%. 2 durum::: ‘97% yearlings; three decks 79-86 Ib. yearl- | operating CORWIN-CHURCHILL —_—|_ turned. Rare value that you sel- Eggs, 34,625, firm, Mixed colore, Dutch Shell 35% | “Flax, No. 1, 1.864. 1 rd durum 67% ings bought to arrive at 6.75. vin ~~ CHEVROLET BARGAINS dom find. Terms if desired, s special packs or selections trom fresh |Sefeway Stores 50’) Oats, No. 3 white 41%-42%. Coarse Grain ——|%2—Chevrolet, Master Coupe. Run| complete information write W. KE receipts 19-22; standards and com-|scnulte Ret, - 11% | Rye. No. 1, 65%. A CHICAGO CASH GRAIN very little. New six ply tires. ‘Day. factory representative, : mercial standards 18-1813; firsts 16%; Seaboard Oil . 34°'| Barley, malting 60-70; No. 2 special|2 3euow--- 86 57 Chicago, June 20.—()—Wheat, No. Down payment $190. Marquette Ave. Chicago, Ti, mediums, 40 Ibs. 14%; dirties No. 1, 42/Sears-Roebuck 43. |51%-53!2; No. 3, 511%; lower grades!4 Yellow... 54 55 2 hard 96%. Corn, lake billing No. 2 — FOR SALE—Lawn furniture. 3 piece Ths 15-15%; average checks 13%-14;|Servel ..... 7%-| 46%-5114. 2 mixed::: 34055 mixed 59%; No. 3 white 63%; Illinois IN AMERICA 33—Chevrolet Master Coach. Low| set, $4.00. Bring this ‘other mixed colors unchanged. oes (F. od 3 mixed... 53 54 my ae alee PH ed Pa pocnicernioirte mileage, runs and looks like new.| deliver. Call west o! mixed. ; a ‘s Pc ce | Miscellaneous 16%| mance oF cantor satzs |‘oaee White 63%; oats, No. 2 white ;| [Author of “Famous First Facts” DORA naranens #108. POR Shah eae a ! Bi Minneapolis, June 20.—(7)—Range|2 white 42% 43% No rye. Barley 55-1.10; timothy seed 31—Ford Victoris. Motor overhauled.| H 3 burner and oven 24%; [of carlot grain sales: | Wheat: No. 1/3 white oa ae 925-80 owt. Clover seed 10.25-14.50 good appearance. Down| dining room set, 2 areas norcwers 01M; No. 9. need Barley — ‘ai one $120. John A. Rousu, Braddock, N. S16| white, 1.00%. = : Rome — Box 96. 20% |" Batley: Special No, 2, 92; No. 2, 18-|Med'to ea. 8d Seared cen iae Gi 3—Chevrolet Sport Roadster. Rum-| gsm 11% 176; sample 90. Lower grds. 56 70 nei Ble seat, new tires, perfect con- Wanted to 36% |" max: No. 1, 1.80% 191%. Rye— Winnlpas, Sune 39, — (= Cait dition, ‘Down $110 “ > Pe ae? : No.2 6% 00% wheat, No, 1 northern, 16%; No. 2 : ; payment $110. | WOULD LIKE use j —___—___—__ 7%} Corn, oats and rye not quoted. Flax— northern, 72%; No. 3 northern, 704%. nec HOME LOAN BONDS is 4 espemrgnin> yes No. 1...... 1.86 1.89 Oats, No. 2 white, 38%; No. 3 38—Clevrolet Sedan. Very good con- Home Owners Loans 4's, °51, 101.3, |Superior Steel » omcann | POTATOES , 36. ition. Cash price $165. Texas ‘ Chicago, June 20.—(P)—(U. 8. BOSTON WOOL —s | VERNME! Tex. Pac. 9, | agr.)—Potatoes, Pontiac Deluxe Sedan trunk, 6 New York, June 50-0?) Govern: name Ba. 29% |tal U. 8. shipments 948; old stock, dull,| , BO June 2 —U. 8. Dept. Tre: Starts wheels and tires. Cost price $185. * ment bonds: Underwood Euiot a* im Boston were quiet Wednesday. Ter- asury sae Je Liberty firm seer 102.28. Union Sine Tiscso, | OR Tashe Mate ritory and extra wools were ‘quoted Silver Purchases tort Dang Conch. Very clean Liberty fourth 44a" 103-10. United Atreratt he ee ee. ee, ee er Sa spa a ‘Treasury 4%s, 113.6. | . 4! plies moderate demand and cently received on Texas wool but no fi Sedan, motor overhaul- A a Unit 4 ‘Triumphs, treasury assumed the task Wednes- ¢d. New 6 ply tires. Cash price ‘Treasury 46, 100.24. Un. Gas. Tan | moderate; sacked per ewt._ 1 "| sales were reported. armanging to start silver pur- fies . & dea, ah |G 1,00-40: jana, U. 8. No. Le| none lots Of new Ohio fleeces chases that eventually may P NEW YORK BONDS big 1% | decay . "Jmoved. Strictly combing 64's and/ 1,300, ounces—a course New York, June 20.—()—Bonds | U: 18% fine quality 1.65; showing | tiner Ohio fleéces sold at sfound 30/ mandatory by the new law. tee oie. a ee 2 {'80; North Carolina eobblers 145-20; Se002, 1, the grease, but, these were Morgenthau guarded plans Great Northern 7’s .. © Bteet ; North | described as choice Delain |for acquisition of this huge The 4 ‘Tobacco Products 64's of 2022 1064 | Utd. P. a 3% | bbls. 2.50; showing decay 2.35 staple. The old clip fine Ohio De-|time and amounts of the purchases SUIS er. Vanedium % ar. Ths ae ee AT BT LOVI6 1874 farner Pict. being Were made discret Prevent FOREIGN EXCHANGE West 13 speculators from prices on at Pusey cust dundee oie So Noe it signi \ . iy silver to a one to three ratio with gold ta ad in the Y stua New Jersey reservation covered 1600 acres in Eve 86) Wi sham township, Burlington coun- 2 i r those 8% | wheat. White breast. new durum 1% off al the knee) , 4a ks sipese’ ws tee pate (Over the counter in N.Y.) Say ane Barer ccuntry since demonetisation neat as pessible Quart. Inc. @h. 1.33; 1.42. and October % off jetnl Seen’ Sein the totes scoeeoen