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Show 24 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, WEDNESDAY MORtflNO, DECEMBER Popular Richfield WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER WINNIE Photographer Dies lllllil tRt RICHFIELD. Francis Herbert King died at his borne Saturday following an illness of six days. Death was caused by pneumonia, according to the attending physicians. Francis H. King was prominent In Richfield business and social circles. He had been a resident of the city for the past seven years and conducted a photograph store and gallery on Main street He was popular In club circles and numbered his friends by thousands In this section. His place of business wss headquarters for all kodak enthusiasts for a radius of 100 mile or more from Richfield. Mr. King was bom at Grove Lake. Minn.. October 25. 189. His father and mother, Onauncey King and Dora King, now reside at Mower. Saskatchewan, Canada. He had a slater, Jessie Merle Norsworthy, who resides at Orangeville. Ontario, Can- Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES. STANLEY J WACH. Hood River, Ore.; ANN HANBY, Hood River, Ore. ERNEST A. NELSON, Salt Lake: STELLA L. COOK. Salt Lake DAVID LINDSAY. SALT LAKE A R VILLA VINCENT, Salt Lake. JOHN J. MALMBTROM. Holladay. OERDA JONES. Sandy JAMES JAOOBBON. Coalville: ALBERTA HAOER. Bellevue, Idaho. WILLIAM H LUCILLE Burley, Idaho; JAMISON, OEOROE A. MARTINEAU. MARY E. H. KOHLHEPP, REED HOHLKR, ELDA OLSEN, Salt Lake: Salt Lake. Midway: Ion, Idaho. Weather condition. December 4. IMS: merlin o. WATTS. Murray; The largo high from Canada la now cenW ANITA M. OORDON. Murray. tered over Lander with a preeeure of 10 SS incites, giving cold, clear weather generally to the Rocky mountain region. Then Is a MILTON M WALKER. Bolt Lake: EMMA L 8UMMERHAY8. Salt Lake. little precipitation falling In Arlsona. when the shallow low Mill lie, but elsewhere clear JOSEPH It MOSS, Wood Crow; Skle prevail. anoelinb nelson. Wood Ore. Comparative data at Salt Lake city: Temperature Degree 29 LESTER O. PARNON. Park City: Highest temperature today EILEEN ERICKSON. Mllford. 11 Higheot In this month since 1174 Lowest Ut night 20 Law nl this month since 1474 IS NORMAN PACKRELL, Ptngree, Idaho: Mean tor today 34 THOJJA 8AMUELSON. Sandy. Normal SS ., Ii Precipllatloo PRICE. Total precipitation tor the 34 hour MAX BUBNO. Rolapp; ending st I p. m MARINA MORES. Rolapp. Total for this month to date Accumulated deficiency for thl MOROAN PETERSEN. Woodslde. to date IS MABLE M COURT. Columbia. Total since October 1 to date I TS 1 73) Accumulated excess tine October KENNETH ROBERTSON. Kenilworth: Sun rises 7 2 and et,5:00. December olive btaker, Kenilworth. 5. ISM fr s Rota ...I' . Cheyenne Chicago . Denver . O Jnctlon Helena . Kan City Lander . Lo An JOE MILANO. JR. Helper: DOROTHY JANE REED, CajUegate. Ij Station. . 3 11 34 if . X3 IS . . 34 S . OS . . S 34 . . Mlnnoap Modems . .! .1 . Need Hew York tSt Ren . M. Levi 10 aj al M ... Salt Lake San Diego Son Fran. Seattle . Spokane . TonOPdh Waahlngtn Wlonemue Yellow sine Yuma .. . . mi .... 33 30 13 SO 12!.... SS II .... SS 10 SO 10;... 2a 1 M IS . . ' 43 3: 431 M 40 14 34 Ml M II 01 l 1 M tl. 33 10 21 40 31 0 24 M 40 HHERirr-- 13! M M 8 Clear Clear .WPt 02 cldy Clear SOiClear OOClesr .00 Clear OSICIear H Rain T Pt cldy T'Cler MiPt cldy 0Pt cldy Clear OOlClear T Cldy .04 Snow 00 Mi 36 Ml 21 34 34 4S 44' 101.... 43 M 10 Ml as 40 3$ Ml 00 .i 56 M 40 31 34, 00 ,l4IBnow TICIear 101 ... 1 33' u! KARL O MARIE i .04 Pt cldy JO! 43 SS 331 M Hi i .MMM Omaha . . Phoenix ... Pocatelto . Portland .. Pueblo . . PR ED SWOME. Spring Canyon. TBKLA KANOAS, ScoHeld RUS8EL H PIERCE, Kenilworth: RUBY D. ORUNDVIO. Wellington. if TlOlesr 00 ....! ...I ....! Cldy MCldy oociear ) Oar 00 Cldy MCldy Clear ...I .M Clear 00 Pt cldy 00 SALE. JENSEN. Castlegate C. NELSON, Castlegata. OODEN. ARTHUR L. JOHNSON. Ogden: DOROTHY COOP. Ogden. JOHN T CHILD, Clinton; A. KATWKRHIE YAK KAMPEN. Ogden. W LEWIS BAKER. Idaho: MAUD LA DEAN HAWS. Malad. Idaho. Mld, rABJflNGTON. JOHN W BATKMAN. Murry: DELTA LEE HAND LEY. Murray. PREDRICK BERT HUNT, Plain City: THORA BROWN, Parr Wt. JAMES DEI .BERT TURNER, HELEN ADAMS, Murray. Bait Lake: JAMXB W WEBSTER. Kaysvlll: MINA KINO. Kayvtll. BIRTH Spanish Pork Mr and Mrs William B Hone. boy. Mr. aad Mrs Olllr Stewart, boy Salem Mr. and Mn. Hewer Hanks, way. ' DIVOBCrs ASKED. Elenor Borup Holder v Kenneth R cruelty. Henrietta Oreen J. P Oreen. District court of th Third JuFrank H. Nfff v. Minnie Neff. cruelty. dicial district. In and for the County of Salt Lake. ataU of Utatt; Franklin alTTS PILED. Building and Loan company a corporaRichard Brackenbury and Jim Olannapu-tion, plaintiff, against Agnea Bchade vs. W A. Lowry. Ruby Noweli and Robert B Nowell. her accounting In cohuabetnd. defendant, to be sold at hr-llf- a partnership H Bload. receiver for Ouaran-teeOeorge sale at the weet front door of the company, (thirteen comcounty courthouse in the city and county plains)Securities v E Booth. Mr. Emily D of Utah, on the 21st Pexraan. C John of start Lake. L Mallory. Han P Anderson. 1928 A D at 13 o clock K M Tyson. A E. Oeilaahan. T F day of December. Mahrr noon of sold or , , nH U,h,l n WaK ' day. that certain . piece , a .. ,. " ' w" mI 4UOTPfUOn. '.""n- - Edwin Baird. Orrln R Baird. Edwin Baird aa of followa. and WUford Baird. ty. Uta Btok. r.thryn to-w-it : J Yergenen. William Joseph J Coleman Promia- Fart of Lot 2. block 2. plat "E." Salt ry not an atock purchase contract. survey, commencing at me my aouuteeut corner of ss'.d lot, running NOTICE TO COAL DEALER!. t hence et 4 rod thence south 7 rods o plare of beginning lno date of V Sealed propoaai will be received by S. patent to Daniel R Well, mayor of the undersigned at the office) of the Salt Lake City for sold tract, suae be ing In and part of the aoulhwect guar .nd Coun'5' Building. Salt Lake tec of ectlon 21 township 1 north, rang 1 raat of Salt Lake eioc wity. utan until 7 jo meridian Tuesday. December n. 124. tor fur- In lawfu Purcha price poyhle such n"btn and Dated at grade of money of the United State quantities Bait Lake City. Utah, thl 27th day of required for the two M R tht schools IBM from B,t City public November. ' ltia Period beginning December 13 IMS. CUPTORD PATTEN herlff of Salt Lake Countv. Brat, of to June 30 1929 to bid. Utah aer. outribution rhdul. contract L Schemer. Deputy By Bcm-ir-d H Rolapp Attorney tor Plaln-tlf- f and form of bond may be viewed at the of flew of the Clerk, and yrnpsatl i. Data of flnt publication. November hlanka will be Issued to proepecm bidden yt- lias A eal contract bond In the amount of Plea Thotumnd Dollars 43 000 00 TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN will be required of th surreeef nl bld-d- r If more than on contract 1 let Taaat Notlcw On and after tht rla'e '.he bond will be In v proportion Oetoowr 1, IBM A. D the undersigned The r.ght t rweerted to accept or rearlll not be reeponelhle for any debt ject the whole or any part of any or .. uropoeeU contracted in the nun of Th Utah Fish St Poultry Co " TRr BOARD OF EDUCATION OP . SALT (8Ncned STAND ARD MARKET CO. CITY UTAH. By Edward L Vet tor. I By OEO RING. C.eik Ia the tte .r"? " T! '"" lxe 22 J" r SMjg ( Week's Promotion Larger by 11 50 Barrels; Totals 2,506,150 Barrels. JFTEII DECLINE High Call Money Demoralizes Market; Early News 'Favorable. MARKETS barrel. (By 5? SB ) NEW YORK 13 5 AT A GLANCE. th Associated Press Stock, Irregular; Radio mounts well above 4M. Bonds. Irregular: Brooklyn Union 5 'is off I points. Foreign exchange, easy; J pan yen up 30 points. Cotton, higher: covering. Sugar, easy; unsteady selling. Coffee, lower; disappointing foreign market. O ct WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY AT I P M MOUNTAIN TIME. CJM I cIm! R ' T I . Oil Production Trend Constant Total Increase Shown of 550 Barrels; Oklahoma Declines. For Road Post Weather you MAE District: Four Proposed fessional Women's club was held Monday night in the First National bank building and was In the form of a Christmas banquet. Mrs. Nellie B. Coombs acted aa toas tin Is tress. The committee on arwas Louise Sec list, rangements chairman; Grace Stokes and Elizabeth Bair; refreshments, Afton Mason and Gene Bywater, assisted la serving by a number of school girls. MoTUlNG Sr' MM - BRIGHAM CITY. The monthly gathering of the Business and Pro WWT THINK ) United Statee increaaed 1150 barrel for the week ended December 1, totaling 2.406,-15- 0 barrel, says the weekly summary of th American Petroleum Institute today The dally average production eat of California was 1,129,350 barrel, a decreaae of He leaves a wife, Cleo, and three children, Emma, 14; Thomas. 11, and Bountiful Lions Club Billy, 4 Funeral service will be held ThursEntertain With Banquet day at the Third ward chapel at 11 a. m. and the body will be shipped to bbii lam ior interment in the city Special to The Tribune. BOUNTIFUL. cemetery, where relatives are now The Bountiful Lions club entertained their partners residing. at a banquet In their club room in the new bank building Tuesday. Mrs. Dan Smedley represented the ladies In presenting the club with a beautiful American flag which measured six by ten feet. F. B. Mulr, accepted It. Sildent ofhavethealsoclub,furnished Special to The Tribune. intePRICE Four men were selected rior decorations for the new dub by the Democratic central committee room. for recommendation to the county Henry Taggert, United States secommissioners-ele- ct for the post as cret service agent, was the speaker road supervisor at the meeting of the of the evening. committee Monday. They were Mayor W. F. Olson of Price, James Cancer Specialist Sees M. Miller of Coal City, Eugene E. No New Reason for Branch of Wellington and Fred O. Hope Storrs of Price. Chairman S. W. Ooldlng of the CHICAOO, Dec. 4 OF). Dr. M. J. Democratic county committee was Slttenfleld, New York, cancer speindorsed to Governor George H. cialist, who has been fighting the Darn and Secretary of State-elemalady for 30 years, today said the Milton H. Welling for appointment situation was no more hopeful than as director of registratloa Walter five years ago, except that the pub b. uease of Helper and Reese M lic was becoming aware of its menReeee of Castlegate were Indorsed ace. ior cincai positions in the capltoL Addressing the Radiological Socifor clerical positions in the capitol. ety of North America, the physician by the committee for courthouse cusdeclared the cancer rate per 100,000 todian. had In 30 years Increased from 93 to 130. Special to The Tribune. IE. 1H.& SA,D 1! OPTiCE AT OMCS;! She Talked Him Out of It Gross Crude Oil STOCK HALLY " '"H 7 n, cue Shows Increitse .7 I it 1 nZ J . V 10 7f4 PiENT OP NEW YORK, Dee. 4 (AP). The dally av. erage gross crude oil production In the ada. Brigham Business Women Meet at Holiday Banquet 8UT WINNIE " NOWj U&TEN '.' VOL) r CONVN6 MERE TO SEE ME DON'T TbU 5P6AK TO ME, MISTER to Th Tribune 5, 1928. com TULSA, Okie, Dh. 4 (APK-T- he bined dally average light unci heavy gravity oil productions In the United Statea for the week ended December 1 showed another trend toward constancy with a total of all oils In the country of 550 barrel and a decrease In light oils of only 1334 barreli over the week ended November 34, t it . rk o t WALL STREET BRIEFS NEW YORK. Dec. 4 (AST Production ( steel Ingots, contrary to the usual downward trend at thl season, Increased fur- Uher In the past week. United States steel to corporations prooucuon u per cent of capacity agalnat below 12 per cent a week ago and 7 to SO per cent two week ago. Independents an operating at around M per cent of capacity against 14 per cent In the preceding week and S2 per cent two weeks ago. The average for the entire Industry is about 14 per cent agalnat S) per cent tl per cent two In the previous week, and week ago. Hiram Brown, newly elected president of corporation, has been named chairman, and J. I. Sennit-i- t J, president of P. B. O Picture corporation, controlled by They succeed Joseph P. Kennedy, who has voluntarily retired from both position. New directors, beside Brown and Schntuer. Include David Barnoff, general manager of Radio Corporation of America: Paul Ma- sur, Maurice Goodman and O. W. 8. Chicago Banks Agree to Merge Consolidation Announcement of Two Oldest Banks Expected Wednesday. CHICAOO. Deo A (API The Trlbun. today said that a consolidation of the First National bank and Its subsidiary, the First Trust and Savings bank, with the Union Trust company, had been agreed on " Formal announcement of the merger, which would unite two of Chicago's oldest banks into the city's second largest financial Institution, wag expected today or tomorrow, the paper (aid. Total assets of the combination, approaching J54S.OOO.0C0. would rat the new bank second in tle to the recently formed minoli Merchants-Continentcombination. The merger, according to the Tribune, was accomplished by an exchange of stock, on an "approximate basis" of three shares of First National for four shores of Union Trust. Stocks of both banks have advanced since Lasalle street tint heard reports of the consolidation The Pint National bank's remodeled building at Dearborn, Monro and Clark street, said the Tribune, will be the home of the new bank. The history of both banks in inicago aates back to the sixties. Offloers of the new organisation, the Tribune said, war likely to Include Melvln A. Traylor, now president of the Pint National, as president: Frederick R. Rawton. chairman of the Union Trust, a chairman of the board of directors, and Prank O Wetmore, chairman of the Pint National, as chairman of the executive committee. ; 6m, g SlTTa. I CM Oklahoma Kansas Panhandle Texas North Texas West Central Texas ,Tf West SHI S Est TllStV Wyoming Wheat Prioes; Corn Irregular. 2.400 2M dee. Inc. Inc. 1,750 1M 500 4.250 50 54.850 nWl.i 21,250 .... . . . ... Colorado .. New Mexico Contrasts With Weakness in M.1M .... dee. Ine. dee. dec. Central Texas M.2M Southwest Texa ... 28.100 North Louisiana dee. 82,100 Arkansas dee. 109,730 Coastal Texas Coast! Louisiana .. .. 22.450 Inc. inc. Eastern .... ,..110000 Montana T 701,404 97.250 81. 600 . . ... ... 56.800 11.580 ... 7,150 2.700 50 3.450 nog. J lower. 1JM 2.300 1.300 dec. dec. dec. CHICAGO er; good snow covering Wheat, Kansas. Corn, steady ; decreased contract teek. Cattle, steady. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. (By the Associated Press ) 50 368 11.000 30 676 800 Inc. Industrial. Railroad. California 151.51 ...2M.M Dally average Impart of petroleum at Today 1M.04 Previous .243 63 .. . Deweek ended day principal port for the 137.23 ...255 26 cember 1 wen 2M.857 barrels, compared Week ago .... 149 05 ...11103 with 310.M7 for the previous week and 241.-03- 6 Year ago .... 157. M ...238 33 for the four weeks ended December 1. High. 1924 ... 138 36 .178 61 Dally average receipt of California oil at Low, 1028 .... Total stock sale today, 4,924,500 shares. Atlantic and Oulf coast ports for the week ended December 1. were 74,714 barrel, compared with 44.857 for th previous week, and 75.867 tor the four week ended December r. 1 LIVESTOCK MARKETS NEW YORX, Dec. 4 (AP). Th "bull" force rellled In the last hour of trading on th stock market today, after a lump In the call money rate to 10 per cent fog the third consecutive full session had demor-llge- d their rank around noon. More than two doxen issues were elevated to record NORTH SALT LAKE. ward trend today, contrasting with weakprices la gains running to aa extreme of NORTH SALT LAKE. Dec. 4 -- Hogs Re ness of wheat. Exporters In need of corn 703. Including 44 head for the local UH points In Radio. A wide aartmnt of to fill contracts which call for December ceipts, market. 1M direct to local packers. 193 In losses running from 1 to I point remained shipment wen approximately becoming transit to Lo Angeles market and 368 t the close, however. South San Franciaco market; steady to Call money renewed at I per cent and anxious. Scarcity of oat reaulted In to s wu March and May oat outdoing the hlgheat 10c higher; light114end medium weight 18drlve-Instepped up a point at a time to 10 50 to 378 pounds, aa bank called 140.000.000 In loan. Alaveraging prices heretofore attained thl season. Corn finished Irrejawar. varyln from 4e 8 60; packing sows. 16.50In8 6 75. though the market had opened in a buoyant transit to Cali- manner, Cattle Receipt. 34, without evidence of uneaalnee decline to e adJsflBJt, with oats ti91Hc None thl market. fornia dairymen. over g the increase of In waa close gain easy, H9H4 wheatjRe Sheep no receipt. in atock exchange member loans, net lower Bjmialons at the last were So off to Sr uST the persistent firmness of call money OGDEN. seemed to cause some misgivings. Final quotations on corn and oats were OODEN. Dee. 4 -- Hogs Receipts. 414. In It was said In banking circles that It near to the day A careful top level. 151 check-u- p hesd for the local market and would not be unreasonable to suppose that on the corn export situation as It cluding money requirement round the heavy year-en- d affects th price of December delivery In 361 direct to local packer: drlve-lu- s tew looj light and medium may result In an Increase in the federal re15c lower: Chicago wag said to show that exporter serve rate. One commission houa stated weights. 1M to 115 pound. 14.2601.33: had In general sold corn for December light light, 87.78; few stron weight In a letter to customers that we may gee shipment, hedging th sales by making 20 or even 30 per cent call money before butcher. 27.50. packing sows. 88.50. purchases of th December future delivCattle Receipt. 244 all far the local the month I over. Dividend and interest ery, but were now In a dilemma because rural holders have not been letting go market: slow, late Monday and early today disbursement on January 1 art estimated of corn to the extent which was looked strong to 25c higher than last week's close; at more than tl.0O0.0O0.000. The day's news wu generally pleasing steers, 11100; two tor. In thl connection, talk was current load good to 985 and 1078 pound. tlO.OOftlo 25: Wall gtnet, particularly President that exporters who thus an short are find- load COTTON QUOTATIONS s mesas g to congress. In which odd load 31.25: lots Coolldge medium and good cow, ing themselves unable to turn over December contract and get Immediate delivery good, 170061.00: common eows around be recommended rellway consolidation enabling legislation, and urged congress to NEW YORK. Dec 4 (AP). Th xener.l corn ubtituted In time to fill require 28.50: bulls at I7.M. Sheep Receipts. 7945. Including I head refrain from new expenditures not provided cotton market closed steady at nt ad- - ment. tor 1144 A number of comlocal In the to for transit by new revenues, Utah market, It was further atterted that corn prehwi oi v w jo point. feeders, 0470 to Colorado feeden and 294 panies declared extra dividends, and the Decline from (light opening In the mium hav worked higher on the grade to Missouri Pacific Omaha truckload market: Railroad Instituted diviwhich wen mtrket have been sold for export, and that cheeked by trade buying and dend on Its preferred stock and started to as settlement time epproache. anxiety Is lambs, tit 00: about two decks covering aa price pproched the ewe at 33.75. pay up back dividends on that luue. Two level, and there were rallies lter. Trading apt to Increase. Meanwhile, today purmore copper companies. Utah and Nevada was only moderately active, but the underchases of corn to arrive In Chioago were LOS ANGELES. Consolidated, Increased their rate. tone held generklly tedy. small, and fresh export business was anThe pace of trading was somewhst faster Cotton futures closed: LOB ANGELES. Dec 4. Hog nounced despite gossip in soma quarter than yesterday, total sale Just missing th that then had been transatlantic selling 700; holdover. Mil aotlvt, fully Receipt. High. Low. Close. Prev. els steady; 5.000.000 share mark, but wu moderate to 20.12 20 05 30 26 6 27 20.10 today of corn future deliveries here, and top, II. M; seven load good 151 to fan the average which had been maintained Mar 9. 5038.80, M.M 30 08 30 32 20.18 that Europe had also relinquished oertsin bglane mixed since election. The Associated Pre butcher, 10.32 20. M 10.25 9 27 20.10 prlra ay mount of corn bought for January hlp- - butcher, l9.2oei.35; packing aowt, 17.004 of M Industrials mounted 2 '4 points, more The Silk Association of America. Ine 20 07 19 M 19 98630 19 88 Jul' meni irom ine unites states Meanwhile, 100 making up yesterday's logs, but the ... .11.44 11 27 11 44 report total silk stocks on hand December Ogt. vessel charter were made today for Cattle Receipt, 100: approximately 600 than 19. J 0 of 36 rails fell fraca back average again 1, were 49.80 M.41 20 15 20 21633 30 33 bales, compared to 49.381 Dec- bushels of corn to so from Chicago holdovers: moderately active; all clag bales on November 1. Imports during No Opening: January. 20 10; March. 20 18; to Buffalo and Oeorglan Bay. Charters to strong to shad higher, or fully 25c higher tion. Radio crossed the 400 mark for the first vember totaled 41,134 bales compared to May, 20.14: July, 19 90; October, 11.24; Detwo days; four loads common and time, Bay were also made for 250,000 for Georgian touching 410 Vi, and cloglng at 4074. 41,117 In October. cember, 20 33. medium steers. 11 0011.35: balk she stock, bushels of oat. Approximate dellverte S3'- National Tea lumped 23 point to American mill during November wen Extension of wheat hsrvesting In the I7.M4J8.7I: ail cutters. 13 0066 60: bull. up to a new. in small turnover. A numNEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4 (AP). Cotton fu17,709 Dales, against 49.040 In October. southern hemisphere, with Argentina of- I7.MIJI.75. Calves, active receipt, IM; ber of foodpeak NEW YORK. Dee. 4 (AP). Stockholder shares were gtrong on reports tures closed steady at net advance of 15 fering whet freely to Europe at load of Warner Bros. Pictures. Ine , today apArltonas, of pending merger negotiations. steady cheaper fully Oold Dust, 229 two II 111.40: tq as loads to a acted od comof the 1 Arlxonaa, point. the Stanley proved the wheat weight Wesson Oil and Standard Milling mounted acquisition price, wheat due unchanged to Liverpool 10.2511.00 High. Low. Close. Prev. else. market. However, sellers were a a rule pany of America, increased the authorised about 7 to 9 points to record tope. manor, cased on action of the Chi 'an 11.72 II. M II. U 19 50 common slock from 550,000 to 1.8000,000 ease market today. to be Holdovers, si6: three cautious Sheep steady; disposed develop- - decks Chrysler wu a strong point of th moMar medium to good II. 44 14.57 11.74 9 77 19 60 lucuta in .arm legislation pending holdover tors, shares and created 715.104 shares of conat an extreme gain of about S 11.71 19 32 11.71 Mar Utah lamb. J12 92 straight; medium to point.making 19 55 Provision averaged a little Washington. vertible prefernd stock, additional Mock lower, reOeneral Motor recovered from July II. ewes 11.43 19.81 choice It 11.40 flecting the action of bog values. to be Issued In exchange for share of Quoted 15 507 50. heaviness and closed a point higher. PRODUCE MARKETS erly Cat 1115 MM 19 00 18 84 Stanley deposited under the merger plan Indiana Motorcycle stepped up more than 4 RANOB OF LEADING FUTURES. Dee 11 48 II. M 11.43 19 59 aOUYH SAN FRANCISCO. of October 30 of in that Issue Resumption point. WHEAT Low. Opening: January, 19.M; March. 1111; Close. High. Albert Warner, rice president, stated wu explained by an buying SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 4. Hog announcement that PRODUCE MARKET. May, 19 58: July. 11.42 bid; October, 18 89 December . .I1.16H II. 16 II 164 that net earnings for the first ouarter of the concern would 950; Its Weak: to Receipts. load activities by expand steady 1 19 48. . March . . 20' 120 CHICAOO. Dee. 4 (AP). Butter today hid December. 1.20 the fiscal rear, ended last Saturday, would manufacturing an electric refrigerator and Idaho. 110 10; two loads 165 to . 1.3J 1 22S Spot cotton closed steady. 14 oolnta un: May . ... l.M be not lea than I3.000.0O0. making It by waa quiet but steady an outboard motor. Many buyen apAlils 110 00 Nebraska. Chalmers Jumped weights, CORN far the moat prcoperou quarter In the peared reluctant to purchase beyond imme- sale. 3131: middling. 19 49. $9 60; tew loads Csltlornlas, 10 points to a new high price on announceDecember . diate needs. However, arrivals although .MH 85S ment that It wu adding a company hltory He explained the com local model 19.25; fed. tows, MMigt.M; puking . March LIVERPOOL. Dec. ., ( APT .I7H .41 1 t7. 5088.00, to Its tractor line. CVtfjn mn pany now haa no bank loan, reduction In rather large, were not burdensome. A good mostly 18.00. .MH loan and other Indebtedness having been oemano ior lancy storage butter was re- quiet; price lower: American strict good May Some of the amusement shares were In .tl Cattle M; holdover. Tl; Receipts, OATS middling, 11.49; good middling. 11.09; strict demand. Including Fox Film A. Loew s and brought about through application of earn- ported. steady; two loads low good Utgh and Cali. . Fresh It seore, Sic: 12 score, lie; II. middling. 10 49. middling, 10 88; strict low IlecemBir . .47H . ing and an additional advance of 1800,000 fornia steers. 111. 404111.50: load common. Paramount, the latter breaking into n.u, tOe: M, UVac: M, 47 'e. M. 454c; 17, lOaiUM, 10.39: lOW m ddlln. 10 14: atrlet March . . 4t4 .MH oy warnrr Bros personally. .49'. 19.25; good grade she stock absent; part high ground. Warner Brothers and Shu-ber- t. 44 He. . .... May good ordinary. 9.94: eood ordinary. 04.OH . .MH however, sagged 2 and 2 points. Two load medium grade cow, 84.16; others, 84 00: I RYE Centrallged M score, 49c: M, 47Vic: M. sales. MM bales. Including 4000 American; cutters and common, 15 50 6450: bull. tobacco Issue. Coagress Cigar and Blsen-loh- r. 41 He. . 00'. 1.00 receipts 36,000. American 13.600; futures December . 17 736150.: Jumped bout 2 and 5 point to new Calves Holdovers, 75: (low; . 05'. Poultry, alive, firm: receipt I can; closed quiet; December, 10 33: January. March . .. 04', top, uonsouaatea Textile touched SVi. the nothing done. 10 37; March, 10.39; May, 10.42; July, 10.38, . fowls. MQM He: sprints. 3IHc: rooster. May 1.08S 1.07V, 1.0714 highest price of the year, in buying on ex1 Sheep Quotable stesdy: good to choice LARD utiooer. lu. is. jot; turkey, asnsoc. ducks, I7jl3c: lambs quoted to 111.00; medium to choice pectatlon of better earning with ImproveDecember . 23c. 11.17 11.04 ment In the textile Industry. Another 11.17 30. ewes, 14.5066 11.75 Dec. 4 (AP) GALVESTON, 11.43 Th. not January . 11.72 issue to reach new high ground wu 11. M cloeed steady. 15 points up. Sales. March . . NEW YORK. Dec. 4 (AP).-Bu- tter 11.17 11.11 maeaa Juneau, wnicn touched 10 firm; mtrket In a KANSAS CITY. Work of drifting on the 1200-folevel receipt 15.241. 12 22 1 May 12.10 19 95. 12. one block of 75,000 shares M heavy turnover, paies, miaanng. of th Centre! Standard Consolidated Mines KANSAS CITY Dec. 4. Cattle ReRIBS Eggs, steady; receipt 14. hands. changing property will begin within two weeks, ac December ceipts, 10,000; fed steer and yearling openCheese, firm; receipt 1 43.873: state whole IDAHO POTATOES. In the rails, Chesapeake At Ohio mounted 10 80 4 point to a record ing alow, steady to 24c lower; market gencording to announcement mad Tuesday milk flat, fresh, fancy to fancy special, 10. M price at 21044 on better IDAHO PALLS. Idaho United (U.I.. January P. Plerpont. prealdant. 25c to 50c lower than laat week's progress In its by Thorn BELLIES erally to acquire control of 384tJ37c; do. average run, not quoted. shipments of potatoes by principal state: December . The contemplated work Is In accordance close, she stock (low, weak: bulls, vealers Pen Marquette. plan Butter, creamery first (M to II score). California 11.75 a new peak Katy 17. 11, Colorado 70, Idaho Main with recommendations made at end calves, steady to strong; stockers and at M, up 2. Baltimoretouched recent MHeslc: oexkln stock, current mk No January 12.15 Ohio fell back iui. Michigan II. Mlnnesot 23. Nebraska board of directors' meeting by Paul feeder scarce, around steady: three load about 4 points on profit I. SOfiMHc 12.45 Auocteied 30. Long Island 38. other New York I. North March taking. choice At that time th board geologist. yearling steers, 115.40; some held Dry Goods. Byer. Columbia Carbon. NaEggs, near-b- y hennery white, eloaehr se CASH QUOTATIONS. Dakota I. Oregon 11. Pennsylvania II, around 114.00; good heavy steers, 113 636 tional Supply, lected extra. S9t0c; near-b- y approved Mr Bllllngaley' report and rec and near-b- y Mexican Seaboard North and Dakota 0. Waahlngton 34. i. Utah 3 11.21 No. Wheat: fed 44: 12.71; 4 medium ommendations bard. No. short downward western hennery white, first to average ex- Wisconsin 42, Standard of New York touched new peaks, hrd, to 110 50: few Quality Wyoming 1; total for country, II 17. Two heading will be run from the 1300 tra, l3ftSo; near-b- y fed heifer, eligible to Mil, i to 8 points higher. hennery brown, ex- 411 can. Corn: No. 4 mixed. M'ieilHc; No. 2 around 110.00613 00: butcher cows. 17.006 level, on wet and on southwest These tra. Me. Adams Express. American Smelting. Market quotations on U. S. No. 1 atock yellow. 84vS5c. 8 00; all cutters. 15 006 8 35: medium drifts re expected to cut four different bulls Kennecott Copper, Oeneral Electric, Poultry, alive, steady; chicken by at Idaho shipping Cerro No. 2 White. 49'jc, No. 4 white, of strong weight up to M.M; few selected de Pasco. fault showing ore on the 1000-folevel point' 0ts: freight. 34r33c: by express. 30tr34c: fowl, Simmons, Spent Idaho Falls district detwo-weHauling light; vealers, 113.00. bulk. 113.00 down; better Chalfant aad Motor Product The delay In starting the drtfu frenht. 38t30c. express. 34t31c: turkeys. mand v were among glow; market dull. Carloads fob. No sairs. 9 50611 M. Calve "'Rp: grade 2 calve. losln ing 1 made neceary became of work on ireigm. ZBSfjec; miens, freight, 35e. weighty 1B from to point. American treck: Russets, wsrehous th snait timber below the 1000-foBarley. 57ff7le. dressed. wek: chicken. frh. cah Receipt, 2000 lvl. Poultry froten. Telephone, U. S Steel, American Can and few sales 704180c. rurala mostly 40c.regraOd, Wgon-lotd- s Timothy seed. 15 0065 70. Sheep Receipts. 7000: killing cltste. International Nickel also were omewht 304Sc. turkeys, fresh, 27 to growers Russet, bulk cash t, -. 40c 10c eed. 123 Clover 2850. to 504(31 DENVER. steady higher; top fed lamb. Ill 50: heavy. frogen. warehouse offering SOgjBOc. mostothers 113 00113 40; clippers, 113 00611 14. The decline In cotton wu checked and. DENVER. Dec. 4 Hogs- - Receipts. MOO: ly 50c loo few tale reported to auote. MINNEAPOLIS GBAIN. under good trade buying, price .rained top ewe. 17.10. KANSAS CITY. Dec 4 (AP) Egg, Twin fairly active, mostly 15023c lower: top. district Plls Demand low; mtrHo M cent a bale. Favorable harvest 11,000. around Receipt. first. 41c: seconds. 29c 8 45 on load and few drive, averaie 300 AP).-WMINNEAPOLIS. f 4 Dec. heat ket dull. -Carload caih to itowen: s, report from the southern hemisphere Poultry, hens. 14c. 223 pounds: bulk pounds, 18 358 707Sc; rurU. too few sale to euote Receipts, 273 car. comprd to 181 1 yer CHICAGO. wheat HghUy. Other produce uunchanged. oown to SB OO. Plainer Kinoa. Passing of Idaho pot toe: Through ago Foreign exchangee generally continued Cattle-Recei- pts. No. 1 northern. I1.L101.1IH: CHICAOO, Dec 4. Cattle Receipt. 1300, generally steadv: Denver and Cheyenne to point east end HaCash: in response to the high interest SAN FRANCISCO. euy 4 (AP).Cal 1 Dec. fed fed heifer. 111.71: In 14 dark IT teen northern. rites south. oars: through Salt Lake City. I8SO&9M: per cent protein. relatively light supply: tn New York, glthOUSh Japanese ..n fat Cows, I7 MVI M: all cutters, IS 008 Butterfat, 54c and Twin Palls to point west and II 19S dri lls : II per cent protein. I121H early sales fully steady with Monday's an exception, mountalng 20 point to 46 90 Onion, green. 11 004)1 25 lug: Jobbing Ogden 12 per cent protein. II 13sf decline; most sales. 111.50 downwerd; light teas 00: few bulls, 17 00 down: extra iss. south, 24 can; to southern California. 17 u 1.25S; cent. 13 00: dry yellow. 1 00(43 Australian brown dark hard Montana. 14 per cent yer lings In demand; best steers early, bath veil. 215.00. atoeker and feeder steer. 13 nosts M ewt. crs; to northern California. I can; No. - - - ., n Juu ll.M4kAl.314: to arrive. II 29H: yearling and heavlea. 111. 00; twenty head IIMeil.YS: let Monday top fat cow. through Omaha, 10 can destined Chicago. protein. gTotatoes, lobbing Stockton. 1100135 29 25 and better grade mixed atock calve. No. 1 red Durum. MVtfJMltc; December. choice to prime steers scaling 1115 pounds. yeaU gtrong to 50c higher: stockers and poorer lower: netted 1 Waahlngton 117.50; 11.17. gem. trade II on with cows, Mar. US: strong butcher sogruoo calve, receipts. 100. GRAIN EXPORTS. l 30 140 Oregon. 113501.40. Corn: No. I yellow. WHe7l44; No. 1 heifers shade higher; bulls and veaisrs. feeders, steady to strong; fed steers and fat lamb and Sheep Receipt. 450 Dee. 4 (AP). Grain WA8HINQTON. 11100613 44; numerous load Poultry, broiler. 37j:3Sc, hen. 22ff32c: white oat. 44SC45SC fed wooled strong: shipper paying 18 759 35 for beat feerung. sheep, steady: load from beld higher, choice long the United Stetes 30033c alive, turkeys week nut lamb bun and few yearlings. 117 00 aulas available: native. 113 00 Brley. 63fl7e outstandingly ted heifers, were 2. 48 1.000 bushel, 110 against 3.610.0O0 1. I7e41l 0444. flat: other native. kinds work-i- n No. heavy absent: being Rye: 1500 12 74. common big packer 7 bushels the 3561.00: bulk week. .11 gutter! tTUjtn; previous 114 14 . I4.M: cull. II so at Flax: M No. fat LOCAL L on 006 WHOLES ALE PRODl'Cr. two loads vealers: outsiders, Commerce department figures today gave ntlve bull. , J feeders unsold, bid sharply lower lS.MtllM; few 118 50. mraser supply medium too the following comparisons between 113 00. few (Quotauon by Nelon-Rlc- k Cream dendlnt. lad cloeely sorted shipper vealers being 50c I13M, LIVERPOOL GRAIN. week's egport and thoee of the previous stocker Company ) and feeder neers. siOMe) higher: fairly active and strong trade on 13 40; calve, week Youth Held LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4 (AP). Close, whef stockers 301.000 bushel, agalnat Wheat, 500. receipt. Farmington, Extras, sguaree orBUTTER and both of out tint December 9s vd (per 100 pounds), I1I1U; nana ana on feeder, I .11 I 544.000 bushels rve. 3000 huahati. flat, la. ... n1 country account : calves, reI4.0M bushels, oats, ill.ooo bushel, agalnat March. 9s ltd. 1133', 25c 12'.?; May, 9s 34d, ceipts, 5000. higher; gheep, Charged With Intended Fraud Prim lint, la. BOOS. 204.000 bushels: corn, 973.000 bushel, SlUt: July, to 3Hd, 81.24. I.mb'- - D10t" lU MeTll-M- ; tdy: tSa.00!"! slow: top. 12.040: Sheep Receipts, Fresh extra poultry farm, do. . early fed 10 against 150.000 bushel Spot whet: Australia. Id (per 1M trade, strong; bulk desirable natives and clipped lambs up to 12 25- fat barley. 114.000 Processed whit, dos. Bushels. aatnt 244.000 buaheU Special to The Tribune. mostU pound). H tm per bushel No. 3 Mani- fed western. 114 0061423: cloeely sorted Selected, , Canadian das, .39 white, No. last to. 4 week i toba, dark grain exported 114V,, FARMINGTON. J B. Powell, 30, Mediums, kind bold higher; few half fat and weighty prln. .37 through United Statee port amounted to 94d. ll.MVs; Roeaf poultry farm. dog. ... (per M pound), of Alabama, Is being held at the Mixed kind. 113 501313 M; native throwout. 1 99.000 bushels, 35 country, do against 3.998.000 buhela 3d, 11.33 110 506 11 M; sheep, stron to 35c higher: CHEESE. Dans county jail on a charge of m- ine week aerore, while last week egport htndwelght fat twee, meetly 16 35 O 7 00: Full cream triplets, lb of North American wheat flour wre 177.000 34 MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR oezxiement ana intent to defraud choice kinds early, feeding gtrong: lamb, 243.000 24 barrels the previous barrel, against Powell has been employed by Wal- - rSil ere MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 4 (AP). Flour. 10c 113 06 25 Hots-Rece- ipt. 80.000. lac Hlnman who owns the Peerless Block Swi. nd.chblocks, ik hither; In carload lot, family patent 34 barrel rn quoted kt I 8C. 6 M 33 COFTEE. Cleaning company at PaPmlnaton, ?!? bntk. ts-l- b bricks is. . cotton sacks Shipment. 30.M7 barrel. ST. JOSEPH. 33 NEW TORX. Dec. 4 (AP) at The 132 MS)32M. the home of market Bran. . ""vtng 56 4 ST. Dec. JOSEPH. ndph" for coffee future waa lower early under Jr. On the morning of run cream. wiconm cored ik. 23 13.000. ceipts. opened 10018c lower than liquidation and some foreign selling pros average: later trade slow; meetly iecemoer 1 ne leit, taking with him Monday moted by easier but European market, GRAIN NOTES 154T20C lower with bids 25c off; top, 83 44 an overcoat and 122 So belong to sugar. steadied later on covering, accompanied by for few around butchers bulk new York. Dec 4 iapi There w not Mr. Hlnman. lifts reported report uia vne limit on daily receipts He also end choice 10-20- 0 good Bound, ts In wa at th to be reduced from 33.000 rw sugsr market to Santos miich ar"ll hnarrl hill 0 CHICAOO, Dec. 4 (API die- - 1.15; pounds. 38 0061 35. light 13.000 baas. Ne 7 contract Wk nu ,roi Pf'" remained lMl'' opened Clark. Powell crned at 1 . duty paid, shipment unchanged to 11 point lower and cloeed patches ear that with the moving of 28.- - lights, down to 17 M; packing sows. wak 0M.0M buahel of wheat down the lakes to 15c lower at I7M67.SS; mostly 17 71: was arrested Sunday bv a member of ne 1 point nigner so a points lower grs were a little lower. The only s next week the movement from the Can- - i sSeeker and feeder pig, little changed. to contract opened 1 higher to 20 lake 00 7.50. 17 Jian head It ha reeched Coat, Monday, ti ll; watght. In peak and cloud unchanged to 10 lowee not her day navigation will be within me- - 234 pound Monday Was brought to Farmington a' 3 Sc. deliwed TRR SELECTION estimated. No 7 contract, 33.0M: Santo of to await trial. nirrabl volume That distance, 400; fairly active: fat elodng Sheep fer Receipt. raw ofne stedlnes early, Eicept contract. 15.00. closing quotation OF TOUR No tar the week 1 nearly double prevtay lamb meetly lie higher beet sugar future were little easier, closing 7 contract. December. IS 74: INVESTMENTS with net declines of 1 to 4 point. Trading muiua atiw .', n niurr man i , ree I our wig 1 lew wiinu, tiseu. aged Stocg 1514. March. ltSS. May. 14.10. July. 13 77 ALLEGED CONVICT TAKEN. of PRINCIPAL AND the exnartable surplus st bay or tide-- 1 few feeding lama, ill lo, stroo. wa not very active, and a considerable pert September. It M. October. II M; Decemwater point available for later ililiinii i 8 Arm Special to Th Tribune Cattle -- Receipt. 2SM; slaughter ateera. oi it was in tn rorm of exchanging ber, 13 OS. Samoa contract. December. the near more to the winter ln daring steady to week; early sales mostly teamm. PRICE William Tailor ditant position The II M: January. 31 10: March. M M; May. u required Should be the Pint man lew priced kind from 110 04614 U. 'May wheat came an the board at II 23 -"""""8 was steady at I point advance to' 1144 July. II M: September. ISIS. Contidtrttion estd .y nd after fire months of bear effort, butcher eat-ter.Z met increased lKtuida- to gtrong b" steady coffee, "M dull. Rio 7s. Spot Ban. UstniV Our BtP by Deputy Sheriff John Das- - "en aad mm selling by European toteree:. to 4s. record of 41 yean bolstered by as betrtih a statistical posi mostly 1S4H3C higher: bull nd vrl a lost to any ever t without tion bulk vnien the u kalakla on a rha.ro of Kslne mn be hu bv existed, the heifer. II 114)13 14; price today unchanged, promoted ppered 10 StUI II 231,. u on of your O. B Stephen. load ntg The 34 other oow. Kansu It vlct escaped from the Colorado state bg 09 ooorr "LX low price for the May atno it hu been beef em. large ty I7M6IM cutter. eaf eguards behind our NEW YORK. Dec. 4 (AP) oriaon at Canon City. He had been rrwre at in low ef the day and the 7 M: bu'.U largely tg 0401 K Cotton goods reded In hu keen II II and each recurring FIRST MORTOAOE veWs. tap were steadier More 'beam ho been aecUne hu (tapped at months showtn the maximam loose LOANS, higher point than ' 111 St. fgw stockers. employed at Rolapp for a month and which not you II 506-1- 04. nn- sales so aM tea December done on fine handkerchief cloth and fin tb on preceding ffTit mean accumule- - changed STa. g. Haiti to hare left the nrtscin in I Approximate 4gaa3 at lata. . afurtlnsa Raw atlk wu eulet loeaity Jap- - Use bp strong interests who srubaBly are March lose Januarys 1 1 of nw silk to this net satisfied with small profit. I be-"srn""i"i "J ic igay. 3 joc July. 2 30c. September , sneaeto sn;proenu OMAJtA. of three to four years on a 2 ac December. date re 1 00 bale in exce of liev try that before the 14M May delivery s -da Dm , rra.n who e 12 OMAHA me wa wa t ev; r wnirri j renned nor. year, record at Z uaehanred ' Het.t " , Many of lat t'r-, mrke( of s still The 3 24c tor fine charte 0O0. tlow. Zbutrhru possession anil Withdreeral on elite In silk printed and woven material not tax advantage of present prices to 23e lower; Colorado warden has asked that Tay- eld con' tacts granulated sow. lo to 14c lower perking roai- My " wen ef liberal proportions are coming on the market for spring Ray-bu- t will regret it." ear.y lop, IS 15 bull 300 to 104 pound lor be? held until a guard ran arrive new buain wa light Ta Sugar In- - ' 00 producers continue to book business for (Tor. Mata at Broadway, Me. 174 buichcr. bulk II M, I to Placed the meltings of r.fleen Unlied eootrert delivery well Into next year Trwd- . Daskalatu says ft recognlred the sntut wpouv Oraln future .parhet December Bart Lake City, L'tak I IS 0061 M s miners ior the wek ended Ncrem in tn wool sends was eulet Farther were Wheet. 33.ias.ao4 kus-.man from a circular sent out by the es-ecorn. was. SB. Cattle Receipte. gOM fed steers and 2 055.00. rya, LI 13.00 , to oat. rearunt slow, cheat Ions tad noddy. , pruoa ported. The local markets were quiet. I others weak, she Mogfc and bales steod according to the current report of the OU and Ou Journal. Oklahoma was among those areas reporting a decrease. The major portion of this decrease was found in the Seminole field with a drop of approximately 000 barrels. The total Oklahoma decrease, however, was but 4710 barrel. West Texas reported an average dally inA membership on the New York stock crease of approximately 1000 barrels. was sold today for 1113,000, a new The area decreased ap exchange man record and an advance of 15000 over tooo Barrels dally, while Caliproximately the sal. previous fornia areas totaled an approximate daily Increase of 4000 barrel. A membership on the New York cocoa The grand total average dally production exchange ha been sold for Itsoo. an of light and heavy oils In the country durof MM over the previous sal. 1 win . ing the week ended December 1 113, as compared to J, 508,613 for the week Three chain (ton companies report Inended November 24. creased sale ranging from 101 per cent to 47.1 per cent In the put eleven month compared to the first eleven month of M7. Sale of 8. 8. Kresge company won 123 619.049. an increase of 101 per cent Sales of McCrory Stores corporation of New York totaled t33.M0.399, a gain of 47.3 per cent. Isaac Silver a Bros. Co WICHITA. Kan., Dee. 4 (API- .- Oil baa of New York reports tale of 15.352.334, boon struck almost In Wichita' back yard a gala of 17.7 par com. wun innication mat wildcat drillers have opened up a promising field In thl (SedgOeneral Public Service corporation of wick county New York reports total assets on November Drilling on the Wtllard Ooodrlch farm, 30 of 213, MS, 000, making the common nine mile north of here, the Mrlnd stcosnoiaers 133 01 per share, a Production company brought In a well that gain of 11 1 equity per cent In 12 months In gushed over the derrick and spread a lake face of a I per cent Increase In number of oil estimated to contain 3000 barrels of common shares outstanding. before the producer was shut In today, after running wild for twelve hours. Negotiation of National Family Stores, Unofficial estimates wen that the well would be sood for 0000 barrel or more a inc . 01 New York for acquisition of chain of forty ilmllar tore are reported day and oil men described It a the big In Wall street to hav reached an ad gest iuna producer In the last decade Two other lane' well hav been de- vanced stage, national Family Stores at present operate thirty unit. veloped In thl county recently. tu Oil Struck Near Wichita, Kansas Stanley Mejrger CHICAGO, Dee, 4 (AP). Coare grate lneread In activity and ahowrt) an up- ,t Plans Ratified pt Central Standard To Start Drifting IT 28c: Jc. gren. ... HRfltt v,i. at taEtfS '0" QUULm4 !,. if::. itf S k.h1.J1u ib' 53 H a Jui.r, FS5 u S9 &SS' g m sVTK S '''' tic. ueas. 14 . T"rT - 1 |
