Show R Market Slumps After Upturn Ar-Belm- slantT Brisk demand had lifted numerous issues: Principally in the iron and steel groups to new highs for the year or longer Many of these gaina were later changed into losses The! day's turnover was around shares Closing lower were Bethlehem Steel Youngstown sheet Montgomery Ward Schenley American Telephone General Electric Atlantic Coast Line Union Pacific Mis-Corp and Twentieth Century-Pox Standard Oil (N J) lost all but three-fourtof an earlier gain of more than two points Others a trifle higher were U 8 Steel Douglas Aircraft Kennecott Texas Co and Copper Radio Corp Woolworth Hf H lr Listed Btecks Big Km Bingham eMtals Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion Card ftt Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colbi Rexal Combined Metals Comet Coal'n Commonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil 1 09 W ' 03 30 ° 23 03 Vj 04 18 2n 21 OlVii 02 08 Indian Queen Kennebec Kentucky - Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Madison Magnolia Lead Mammoth Millar Hill Miners Gold Moscow Mouhtain View Nevada Metals NailBriver New Park New Majestic North Lily North Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Par Konold Park Nelson 02 Mi 04 14 30 19 30 03 32 06 35 05 Ofl 07 03 04 34 14 03 22 03 §8 14 18 oa 34 04 08 05 07 my 12 034 14 07 40 15 OS 33 13 05 03 05 08 03 03 03H 04 91 55 1 87 1 97 06 40 06 V4 OS OS 32H 02' 33 02 47 41 45 10 15 10 10 3 00 09 00 33 OOVa 09 3 79 04 08 20 20 02 8 68 Park Premier Pari Utah Ploehe Bristol Plumbic Minos Plufus Prince Con Prosper Mining Rico Argentine Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n Silver King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines So "jlron Blossom South Standard Swansea Con Tar ' Baby Tintic eCntral Tintic Lead 31 04 1 80 06 6 29 73 04 03 09 09 OBV4 8 00 71 034 03 03 08 00 03 14 03 06 03 OS Tintic Standard Uioii Chief Utah Con 02 28 29 03 03 32 02 04 06 03 03 09 1 ' Con Oil Victor Con Western Alloys West Toledo Wilpert Yankee Con Zusha Utajh Id Sug Com Utah Id Sug Pfd Unlisted Steaks Amalg Sug Pfd- Equity Coh Wag & Mach Utah Fire Clay Utah Oil Ref Utah Sou OU Com Utah P 3 BO 10 50 1 I 31 30 05 03 38 03 05 06 04 04 08 3 15 II 00 Skiers Perform in June Tourney Grain d mid-we- st ltJl National League er 1- 621?-$21- i Sales: 7c Bullion 2000 Cardiff 500 8 40c 4e 500 Colorado Con 1000 Colb Rexall 500 © 28c 2200 80c: fast Utah 1000 6 -- 8 230-23- 0 129-23- 1: 6: 1: 244: Oats No 1 heavy mixed 181-12- 2 No 1 mixed 122 No 3 heavy mixed 120: No 1 heavy white 124 No 2 white No 1 white 121-12- 2 120-12No 1 heavy sample red 123 nominal Barley malting 220-24- 8 feed 168-8- 3 Soybeans none 231 0: New Yerk Eggs Jun — (AP Eggs: (two days receipts) 28197 firm follow: New York spot quotations Midwestern mixed colors fancy heavyex2 extra 1 large weights 7 extra 1 medium tra 2 large 6 current receipts dirties 0 checks exWhites fancy heavyweights 1 3 extra 2 large tra 1 large 1 1 extra medium Browns fancy heavyweights extra 2 large extra 1 large 8 extra 1 medium NEW YORK 14 48-4- 8: 49-5- 47-4- 45-4- 45-4- 6: 39-4- 43-4- 3: 54-5- 5: 49-5- 52-5- 90-5- 51-5- 3: 47-4- 49-5- 0: 8 47-4- Potatoes PotaCHICAGO June 14 toes: arrivals 334 on track 330 total U S shipments Friday 1370 Saturday 883 and Sunday 11 supplies fairly heavy demand fair market- - unsettled and slightly weaker: California Bliss Triumphs 565-7- 3: long whites 415-7Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs 500: Arizona Bliss Triumphs 545-7- 5 old stock North Dokato and Minnesota Red River valno Cobblers ley grade specified unwashed 175 — 5: 10-ye- ar er 5-- 2 7-- — Bv Crrlhrrrifh 33c 1000 33c OGDEN salable 14 300-36- 0: 00-22- Listen to "CLAUDIA KIX) 10:30 AJK 7 12 Rowe Eriekson Bicknell Nahem and Seminlck Riddle and Klutts 404—8 15 000 000 411 010—7 15 Cincinnati Spahn Shoun Hogue SOia and Masi Peterson Gumbert KattensDerger wsm meier and Lamanno 0 mO— 5 9 0 Shown and Sal- 0BO— 10 12 130 010 000 Tt' Press n -- Welteroth COW A a MMse Ev'vg BOTTLING COMPANY OF UTAH Sja IIMM t eS - ' e e inbJmi Vs'aVa'a t SI on 001 Sudsen iSsS se se Vs'e Va V - V i- 1 - V a' 11 Coee-Cof- iiiiiiiiitiitfiMii aaaasaaaaaaeaes ' Vsss Tit eeees""s ss Vs's's's Vs V- sV - - r r J Va'a's V'e's's a" "" sSssSsSmHSKsKm VaV-'- J ? 1 883 30 608 31 000 100 000 010 Seheib Moss 200 IslSsTa 11 t 871 610 462 vyVe 458 WW 396 295 Svlvi 0 ee ::SBBBm s'SBBsl vvv? 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Z'C 41 38 SO OS 08 10 04 04 04 08 o ! 07V 40 04 1 50 27" Crown Point Consolidated Eureka Dragon E Crown Point East Standard E Tin Coal'n East Utah v Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold") Chain Great Western Grand Deposit Hon Silver Utah-Wy- 03 04 02 - PAUSE FOR COKE Len-czy- M Croff ALONG THE WAY 1 - O 1 Feminine Golfers Await Tourney 4 Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations ' as well-earne- NEW YORK June 14 (AP) — A steady stream of veiling orders chipped away at ear lief gains tn stock prices today and the market ended on a downward 1 T New York Stock Quotations Br William r Horfan f oiiauon to iaKe Harold Ambler in 4a Needed Vacation NEW YORK June (AP)— Splendid Form race horse since the days of Man 4 said Ben Jones Calumet general 4 park along with Armed Faultless o War more than 25 years ago manager Jones and others were and other members of the nation's Fresh from his thrilling Belmont looking right si the colt in his most powerful racing stable The Kentucky Derby Preakness stakes triumph Saturday a vic- barn after Citation's mile and a and Belmont victor is getting a tory which clinched the coveted half victory in the Belmont "He's five weeks' rest before returning 14 triple crown the Calumet farm to the racing wars His next major Chion one to to move of star the best of all time prepared Citation d began a brief 48 44 to leave is scheduled and Citation further Penney 3 C cago objective is the $60000 added 1 conquests By The Associated Press a Eastman decision over vacation today praised as the 21 Scoring a 3 to Penn R R 95 Electric Auto for Arlington lington classic Jury 31 "He's the best we've ever had ' NEW YORK June 14 Wednesday 46 airPullman the behind New York stocks test greatest American thoroughbred El Pow ec Ltr 22 Kapp Plastering 40V Pure Oil A Erie R R sale: of Harold Ambler 14 14 RCA flinging tight sey 31 Allied Stores 41 Gen Eier Repub Stool Ambler's moved into a tie with 37 Foods 40 Vi m Reyn Tobacco Off A His Chalmers 20 04 Gen Motors 4 Kammeyer's for the second spot Atner Airline Safeway 40 37 Gil Sat Raz Sears Roeb 48' Am Car Fdy in the Metropolitan soft ball loop 35 16 59 Goodrich Amer Radiator 21 87 444 Am Sm At Ref Goodyear Saturday night In a garis state 56 155 Gt Nor R R Pfd 46 Pacifle Am Tel it Tel JH 21 Western league battle Pinney Beverage and 40 i Qt Sparry Anaconda Sug COLUMBUS O June 14 (UP) 72 22 113 Hudson Motors St Oil Calif A T es S F Hyde Park put on a thriller be- Fifty-on- e of the nation's top wom88 35 16 Idaho Power St Oil N J Bald Loco j outbreak in the en's collegiate golfers were a fore a two-ru- n 39 13 Illinois Central Stude baker schedBath Iron 10 13 Unshine Mining 37 Interlake Iron sent the Beverage team uled to tee off today for the openfourth 69 Co 34 Texas 37 Harvester Int Bethlehem Steel ing round of the fourth national 61 33 Tax Gulf Sul ahead 4 to 1 Int Nick Can 26 Boeing tournament for i 53 Collegiate 63 Timken 43 Int Paper secBorden was the The Ambler victory 21 women overgolf 15 Twent Cent-Po- x Ohio State uni11 the Int T St T Budd Co 12 96 Trans - Amer the green and white wind- versity course Kennecott for 36 ond Calif Pack 42 37 Union Carbide 13 Kresge Canada Dry For the first time since the event mill artist in league play this sea34 24 Union Qil Lockheed 18 Canadian Pacifle 73 son He gave up but two singles was started in 1041 the tourna17 United Airline 1 51 Loews Case 180 64 Union Pacific Mid Con Pet 32 one of the scratch variety as he ment will have both the defending Celotex 29 61 United Aircraft Mont Ward 27 Cerro de Pasco turned back six opponents on champion and 1947 runner-u- p on 3 20 United Corp Nash Kelv 38 Ches tt Ohio strikes and allowed no base on hand 46 27 S U Rubber Acme Nat 65 Chrysler 94 balls Carl Maughn for Sam Kapp 25 V S Smelting 81 Nat Biscuit Com Credit titlist Is Shirley Defending 81 47 U S Steel Cash Reg 101 was just about as effective being Spork Com Sol Pfd Nt Michigan State Normal co34 31 four-bas- e Nat Dairy 9 as hits he Walgreen Con "Copper for nicked ed who won out over Grace 11 k 20 Warner Pic Nat Distillers 23 Con Edison ' struck out seven and walked none 43 West Auto Sup Tou at Lt 87 W Conn in the Con Oil Del Newington N' all around 23 It was hurlers' night 16 Western Union N Y Central 69 1947 tournament Miss Corn Prod a 39 West Airbrake North American 39 Crane Saturday as Burgess for Hyde member of this year's Lenczyk Curtis 32 cup 35 Electric Pacific West 14 North Cub Am Sug Park permitted four safeties while team is now attending John B 23 41 White Motorr 8 Ohio Oil Curtiss Wright Bowden and Frances for Pinney Stetson university 11 35 Gas Pacific 60 Deland Fla Air Willy Douglas 49 were even stingier as they col- following her transfer Woolworth 3ft 187 Packard DuPont from Arn29 23 Park Zenith in 18 laborated Para Picture holding Hyde East Airlines old Conn college to three singles The teams played to play field as they raced anThe coeds were slated tight ball in the round today qualifying seven-innin- g affair in the through and then go into four days of less than an hour match play Ohio State university E H R By William Ferris is the defending team champion 1 2 2 X Sam Kapp Plastering CHICAGO June 14 (API— late rally 1 3 4 corn oats tn left those grains with and Amblers MOUNT HOOD Ore June 14 gains on the board of trade today Batteries: Maughn and Hlggin-so- n Wheat tended to lag and closed with — Ambler and HorspooL Umskier A Utah end (AP) Oregon small fractional changes The lata strength in food grains was shared honors in the men's Gold- pires: Sebora and Kosof Some largely technical traders said 1 trader had gone short in the feed en Rose ski tournament yesterday Hyde Park 3 4 on reporta of grains it the opening week-enSki Don Utah of the Johnson 4 4 4 Beverage Pinney the in good moisture over the Batteries: Burgess and H Lamb When no pronounced selling club Salt Lake City a member of - 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""j:jBl the U S Olympic cross country Bowden Frances (5) and Smith developed these shorts covered their commitments by buying in the last 13 team and Dick Sebora MultKosof and of the Ervin Umpires: minutes finUntil the late spurt the market had nomah Athletic club Portland been unusually dull with price changes ished in a dead heat in the men's at 1:49 of only small fractions recorded and race They were timed no definite trend apparent three-quartover and mile the to lower Wheat closed higher course iBLatWi ssBstfc'elV com was higher July 8227 By The Associated Press Sun Halstead Charles were oats Valley l highW July I Pet and July soybeans was Idaho ski club was third in 1:566 New York er July 94- 583 87 21 583 unchanged at $4 if 27 21 Ruth McElroy Portland won the Boston 542 38 32 women's event in 1:382 Pittsburgh — 14 13 531 Wheat CHICAGO 28 (APi June Gretchen Fraser Olympic ski St Louis No 1 510 35 25 none Corn No 4 mixed 224 Philadelphia at a now ski star and professional No 2 yellow 457 31 25 yellow Brooklyn No 3 Sun Valley did not defend the Cincinnati 451 35 38 No 4 yellow 15 30 388 sample grade yellow women's title she won last year Chicago yellow No 5 white 212 No 1 white 13 THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY EVENING JUNE 14 1948 1 OGDEN T t6 I 2 8 S 4 4 4 4 1 1 0 136 lit 109 66 113 84 3 60 34 32 35 38 14 13 18 3 1 W L " 113 R BR tt Pts 35 STl 300 138 136 115 123 21 108 154 60 108 88 84 23 4 10 iti 302 16 4 Diane Hansaker Defeated Again SALT LAKE CITY June 14' (AP) Richard Warner of Salt Lake City and Rhoda Hopkins of Long Island N Y scored twin victories in the finals of the Salt Lake City tennis tournament yesterday Warner defeated Lee Hammel Salt Lakh City to taki the single title then teamed with Vernie Swenson to beat Dan Freed and Linn Roekwood for the men's doubles crown Miss Hopkins beat Diane Hun-sakof Ogden for the women's singles crown and teamed with Sally Tipton to beat Miai Hunsaker and Emma Lou Warner for the doubles title er He doeen't Wee to take any time off from his work!" 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