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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1929. TONE OF DULLNESS PREVAILS (STOCKS TAKE ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE 1ZTZ dKlAr d AIj !Valker Mining Easier on Sale of 500 Shares at $6; North Lily Sells at T.2J; Tintic Standard Volume of Easier, Selling Off to $12. !,( dominant nor ih FTtdaj's mkioiu. Trading Dullness w xchajige. during the Salt Lake Stock and Mining wu reeirlcted and a general lack 011 wu evident. Walker Mining was easier and MO shares aold at 10. 'New Qulncy. on the ale of 300 shu.-ea- . went at HOTU... North Lily wu ea;-'.eon the tale of 300 aharea at 15 25. Eureka Uly aold off to fl 20. 600 shares being traded, at this figure. Eureka Bullion sold' at 95 retttsr Among the higher priced dividend ...18c Copper . Issues. Tintic Standard wu easier arid Lead .. . . S6 0 Inc .... 180 so'd off to a close of 1 . Of iir.ere.-- t row Limits. Sliver Lake Exchange STOCKS. LISTED Asked I .10 Bid Afton . Alta Con .1 Alt a Mereer Alt afichisau Alta Tiger . .03 . .01V- Am Exploration Am Met M Co Copper Bin Hill Bingham Metals Black Metsl Bonanza Mining .01V .61 ...... Point I' Butts ruagoo Ean Antelope Ecst Crowi Point Standard Coal Eati Tintic Con hi Ttnac Ea-- t lllslt .00 'a .06 .11 32', .03 .05 .08 .09 M'i .01 .15 .04 .47 .13 .03V .04 do 36 pfd Wslker Bros D O pfd i i North Uly North Standard Opohongo . . ..... .12 .90 Raymond Ely Ex Di.. A.o.ntlne Silver King Coalition Bilver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines South Iron Blossom . . t3i .10 .81 .42 .10 00 412 50 .19 .21 .06 12 .04'i .09'i .08' .03 .30 oianu.iuEx ... Standsrd Lily Bar.nsea uon Syndicate Tsr Baby Tintic Central ... Tintic Oiant Tintle Lead ...... Tintic Southern . Tintic Stsndard . . Union Associated . Union Chief Utah Con Utah State Silver Vrctor Con Walker Mining ... West Toledo Wilbert .. Yankee Con Soma .03 .34 .40 .06 .JO .06 .06 051i .05 .35 .13 3. 13'i 2.25 02 .01', 12.34 1175 .10 M .01 .0014 .02 ..... 6 01 .02 .10 .03H .15 .06 . 6 10 0214 .14 04'4 13 .09 OPEN! nti SALES. r iv- , Alls i.. ewv Bl.nhem Metals. 100040 at 5 c..e. at Central StandardColorado. 600 at IlSe, 100f st 16c. CombinedxMetsls. j Tix Butie, O0 st t 33'-Eureka Uly. M0 at t l 50. lc. 900 at Or. 13 07'a. New Qulncy. JOT 15.26. North Lily. 100 Troro. 100 at 60c. 1e. Hill. 600 at MOO at SOe Rico Argentine. IIJ.jB. Tinllc Slandsrd. 50at 1000 To.edo. West CLOSING BALER St S900-a- t Altr-T:.- " at 1000 at Mountsin States. njfWl (1.10. 100 00. 105 00 7s 100 00 00 nt Sc. 2Uc;000 (oOO BtDfTaMi Medal!. 4000 St 6c. Cardiff. 200 st 2 sc. Bonsnia. 1000 at 5c Central Stsndard. 200(1 at se crescent Eagle. 1006 st 4c. Butte. 850 st l)x 1000 st (lie. East Crown Point. Eureka Bullion. 500 a' Wc 100 at 5X30. I ureka Uly. Greeley. 600 at lie: .500 at 10c L. Keystone, 1000 sit 47c Lehl TlnUc. iOO 00 at S1071. New Qulncy, 1000 13c Plumbic. 500 Provo, 300 at SOe. S TlnMc Centrsl. 1000 100 5 Tintic Standard. 1500(11.50: at 10c Union Associated: 16 00. Wslkvtr. 500 West Toledo. 1500 at 2c. IlHt,, at fie. ,. st it 100 00 1939 oo 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 107 00 BANKS Bid200 oo 80 00 Bunkers Trust Trust . . Continental National .. Destret National Deseret Savings .. ..... First Security Corp ... Utah Savings Utah State National . . . Walker Bros Zion's Ssvints Si Trust. Columbts . Corporste Trust shares Amer. Pounders ex-rU S E L P series A United Founders ex-r- 85 00 139.00. 142.00 305.00 310.00 208. oo; 212.00 140 00! 143 170 001 185 OO! 302 202 00 205 335 00 340 297. SECURITIES. Bid. Basic Industry shares Plxed Trust shares do ."series B Investment Shares Corp Asked. 10.87',; 25.67',! , 23.75 '17.15 ' 11.174i 116.50 55 50 00 00 00 00 00 Asked 11.62'j 28.62V, 24.50 33 25 11.12'4 1117.50 56 00 72.00 73.00 117.00 38.00 Pub Utll Holdlrrs Corp U. 8. SHARES CORPORATION. Bid, Asked. Common stock trust shares: 8eries A- -l . , Bank 8tocks series C- -l Insursnce Stock Tr shsres, seHas Oil Stock Trust shsres, se- -l rles H 1114 23 r MINING n'y gH STOCK8. Bid. '15.23 11 S M'i 36 1514 iAsked 15.60 .04 02 20 25 .35 .28 .15 .16 .' n ".07 25 .1 .09 .35 Decide Merger st St 112.00 st LONDON WOOL. LONDON. Sept. 27 (API, -- A good selecas offered bsles. tion, amounting to 10.606 Demsnd wss slow. wool sales today rates, but lowFmc sorts were at current and in buyers fa-er grades were irregular Withfrawals were frequenL itthe THE GOLD RUSH on Bid. Asked." 102.00 im'oo 97.00 100 00 Detroit Banks st Njuartr Is S.7t 92.00 1930-3- 8 Lumber Eureka Standard Mineral Veins North Beck Park Oslena Three Kings Fisk Ophlr National Merger Forlorn Hope 600 st 46c. Tintic. 7200 st He. Mag nolla, ftOO at 12c. at Con 7s 1934 Mutual Creamery 7s d UNLiSTED T3ehl at 1934 Chief INVESTMENT OO's st I Arnslg Sugsr 7s 1917 Columbia 8leel SWs 1947.. Com Nstl Bank Bldg 6s 1U30- - 30 2 1 .021, .06 .80 .40 .06 .35 n....r. Moscow, 100 00 17 50 102 00 . 4 30 100 00 62 215 00 161 00 106 50 .85 J7.00; 80 oo 88 00 TOO 00 V 30 1.45 6 001 6 50 10 15 100.00 310 00 103.00 105 00 106.00 108 .00 96.00 101 00 98 00' 101 00 91 00 83 00: 16.50' 99.00 .011, .17 .01 st .69 67 00 100 00 3 90 98 00 .561 300 00 156 00 104.501 .6Si S L & Utsh R R 6s 1944 . 25 20.00 Suinpter Valley R R 6s 1930- - bo oo: 1942 ioo 2,10 98 .00! 100 Steptoe Uvestock 7s 5s 1934. 44.001 47 lis l'oo" 8 LL & Osden Ry 1935 S 47.001 52 Term So 6s 5 50 5 25 .09 .09V, Sprlngville-Mnpleto- n 8ugar 73 98 00 100 02 ,00'ji es.60 101 .08 06'i Tellurlde Pow Co 6s 1836. Utah Hotel 7s 1941 103.00, 104 1.80 1.23 Utah-Idah- o .11 Sugar 6s 1930- .I!' 1940 90 00 100 .40 .22 Utah Lt A Trac Co 8s 1934 103 00 104 .23 .20 90 00 92 Utah Pow K Lt 4 . 1944 .30 .20 99.50 102 do 6s 2033 .60 .59 Virtue Chft Bid 6'.s 1930- 4.50 4.15 National Treu 1000 Bid .Asked 1.35 S 1.70 BONDS .05 .01 '4 .30 1.50 .05 1.10 .07 .03 I Z C M 15 1 50 2 50 2.40 .04 1.20 .05 New Bingham Mar; New Qulncy New Wlhte Pine New Premier Kesrsame, Kestone. LOCAL SECURITIES Schramm-Johnso- .04 .05 .1114 10 50 .03 15 Park City Con Park Klin? Park Oummaigs Park Konold Psrk Nelson Perk Premier Park Utah Ploche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Price Mining, Prince Con Premier Metals Provo ..Vint 2s 6d. 34 Lsyion Sugsr Mt States Tel & Tel n pfd Cosl ;.. .V)'i Standard Utah Eire clay .09 Gas & Coke 1st pfd .Si's Utah Ulsh-Idsh- o common Sugsr .79 do pfd .03".. Utah OH .33 Utah Horns Fire Ins Utah-Idah- o Cement 18 pfd: .50 .ll's L'tah Power A LI 17 pfd. . . .03W .. 10s: future, .01 .74 Moscow Mt States Petroleum Mountain View Nations! Silver 33 Amal Sugsr common do pfd Columbia Sleel common .. . do pfd Con Wsgoil Dixie Power pfd v....... Ind Coal 96 30 1 .03'j .00'-- ; Montsna-Bingiis- per INDIR7RIALS .36 .13 .02 .3a .03 .10 1 Week ago . . Year ago . . High. 1K29 . Low. 1929 10s. Zinc 65 .00',, .04 1 Mammoth Mason Valley Mil hisan-Uia- h M'.ller Hill Mo Monarch Monsrch Lesd 23 .04'i .03 Keystone Leonora 1.1 tile May Mni.no: is Lead 04', Today . Previous day LONDON. Sept. 27 i API - Stsndard 74 7s 6d. future. 175; copper JSpot. electrolytic, spot. 64 5s. future. 84 15s. Tin Spot. 203 15s. future. 1206. 33 Lead Spot, 12s 6d; future, .02 .50 l.fkk .. .. Discount rates Short bills. 6 per cent, three months, 6 . . v .15 .02'.- .04 .01". .40 .56 .22 .07 .01 .35 .02 ... Bar ailver (AP. to the Gold Spot of America . "where The Salt River Valley of Arizona, A fortune-make- r Oolden Grapefruit is King." for the individual owfler of proA grapefruit groves. ducing grapefruit rrove in our favored spot (the Salt River Valley of Arlronav is truly the "POT OF Jh:s is GOLD'' at the end of the rslnbow concurred In by the Santa Fe Railroad Com-in grove pany, which says, "A grapefruit the the Salt River Valley is a gold m!nc Citrus So,.:hern PacU.c B, K. Anions Growers Association. Cniverslty of Arlrona. snd others. state officials, scientists Why Not Protect Yourself sfsir.st want In old ue. sickness, loss of position, through the ownership of s grapefru t grove, 'thus cresting for yoursell a PERMANENT. LIFETIME INCOME? 600 00 net per acre per year Is assured, tyith possibilities of grester returns. from Orspefrult groves vary in price tl.buO 00 per acre up to u high as (7. 500 00 locsllty. age ami per sere, depending upon character of trees. Raw land, known (o be sdapted to grapefruit growing, rosy be purchased u low u (1.000 00 to (1.203 00 per acre. In our Valley may be purchased Groteg now from developers as sn Investment on ma mmi extremely easy irrnw. .iij.n kiiiuuui wall nruuuu. pvt mviiui. n.m . ,w Is land price's, where permanent care-tak- e You may own a arose, enjoy the given. permanent income therefrom, live where you You do not live on the land. choose. Let us send yoq our folder, "AGRICULTURAL ARIZONA." snd other grapelruit Casts We have nothing to sen. Writ or wire today. Doing so Incurs no ob'asstfm Phoenix Chsmber of Cora- Bserce. Asrteartur secretary. Is. E. Bern is. srsasmlg. Ariioos. (Adr.j CHICAOO. Nathaniel Baldwin Incorporated announces Nation Wide acceptance of its new Screen Grid Receiving Set and Dynamic Speaker sower. Whest forecast favorable weather. Corn lower: beneficial rains Iowa. ' Cattle lower. Hogs higher. STOCK MARKET AtT.RAOES. (By the Associated Press. ) 1 25 .01 . . . 2T per ounce V, per cent. NEW YORJC Stacks weak. U S 8teel leads another druttc dechne Bonds easy, convertibles soft. Curb hesvy: United Stores A drops to new low. Foreign exchanges mixed: sterling reacts: French frsnc firm. Cotton about, steady, heavy rains oft-sby aouthern selling. Sugar steads. Cuban support. Collet lower, trade selling. stl- - .OiH .12 .06 Leln Tinttc DOWN 13 .11 Lquiyt Euceka Bullion EUri'ls Uly Eureka Mines Galena ..... Gold Chain Great Western Oreeley . . Howell Indian Queen Iron King Kearsarge Standard h 02 . - Money- Sept Bar SN .OS's .04 .16 .04 .03 OH Kentucky-Uta- cent. .00', 1 lONDON, .43 .30 .ll'x 18 98; 88 82 NEW YORK. Sept. 37 'API. ver mj'.c. Mexican dollars 17146, .35 .16 .00 future. spot New York, LeadSteady: East st Loilis. I 79 Zinc -- Steady; East 8t. Louis spot and future. 16 80 - 23 M unchanged 143 12; spot. Tin Steady; .06 .06 .05(4 3.10 Mines Kennebec . 27 Sept 345 87 .05V .05 .M .02'; i.. F.m-ra- ld ftEu.ma Silver or, .63 .oil ........ Crown .Ol'j .01 YORK. Antimony .01 .30 .15 .15 .25 Metals Esgio Crnff .06 .40 .02 .... Bullion .. Bristol Sliver Cardiff Cedar Talisman Centra, Standard .... Chief Con Colorado Con : Oil ......... (.-- : Columbus Rrxsll Combined M i I..1?..' Alia Tunnel Atualgamated Gold .. .r 'API. Copper Steady, electrolytic spot and future. 18c NIW FIVE YEARS 0 MARKETS AT A GLANCE. iBy the Associated Press ) Metal Markets 50 Sold Out For Trading Held Within Fairly Nar- A bank mergDETROIT. Sept. 17 (API er that will brim Into belnc an Institution of resources with tolsl $709,830,539 ass spproved todsy by directors of five Detroit fmsncisl Institutions. Including the two largest bants and the largest trust company In the city. The Institutions Involved sre Peoples Wsyne County bank, First Natlonsl bsnk, Sank of Michigan. Peninsular State bant and the Detroit and Security Trust company. The combined capital of the five Institutions is 329,000.000: surplus 143.500.000. and undivided profits as of June 39. the last The People's Wsyne bank call. 114,791,000. County bank, Itself the result of seversl earlier consolidations. Is the largest of the group, with resources alone of (322,391,583. and g surplus of (13,000,000. Rumors of the Impending consolidation have been current In the financial district for some time, and have sent bank stocks skywsrd. Stock of the Detroit and Secur- s ity Trust company, which had a sesson low of 1625 a share, closed today at 13200 a shere. First National sold for (1075. inuiisis. . 235 .241 244 3 9 jiu 8 .180.6 naua. .u yis sag a 161.5 348.5 128 6 153 192 154 6 167 6 .252 8 201 7 3 350 161.9 1 1 Total sales, 4,391.590 shares. NEW YORK. Sept. 37 (AP Under the dark shadow ot towering brokers loans, the stock msrket experienced one ot the most drastic declines of the year today. The efforts of pool operators, who hart frequently been sbis to send stocks shsrply In the face of large Increases In the loan total, were like strsws in the storm of srtltng. which carried scores of issues down 5 to 35 points. The only Isctor mltlgstint the severity of the break wu the volume of trading, wnich wss held to fairly moderate limits, only 4.591.590 shsres rhsng:ng hauds. Although professional short selling was undoubtedly In large volume, there was such a flood of resl liquidation that short covering in the final transactions caused but negligible rallies from the day's lowest levels. The Increue of (192.000.000 shown by Isst night's weekly brokersge losn figures was and In many quarters wholly unexpected, regarded as unsccountsble, ssve on the theory that stock hu been passing from into hands strong marginal accounts and the speculstlve structure thereby weakened. so Furthermore, Wall street dislikes nothlns much ss bad news which appears w ithout warning. The msrket was able to maintain its equilibrium In the face of the Increase in the London discount rate yesterdsy largely because It had been forewsrned by several weeks. The break was the most severe since the collapse during the first session sfter the New York Federal Reserve bank put Its rate up to 6 per cent last August, according to the Standard Stststics compsny-AssocistePreas price Indexes. Today the Index of 10 utilities dropped 10 6 points, ss compared to 14 4 then: the Index of 50 Industrlsls, 6 6. as compared to 7.2, and that of 20 rails, as compared to 4. There wu prsetlcally nothing In the day's news of an adverse nature, ssve for the brokersge loan figures. Confirmed bulls tried to explain a way the figures on the basis of the large volume of new financing. Traders generally have become reconciled to rising loans accompanying rising prices, but sharply rising loans to the accompaniment of sagging prices hu been highly perplexing. During the last four weeks the federal reserve loan figures show an Increase of '644.000.000 During the period covered by the figures the price Index of 50 Industrials has dropped IB .7 points, thai of the 20 rails 7 6 points, while olnv that of the 20 ntlllrle. has gone forwsrd, showing a rstn of negrty 27 points. There was no change In the money market today, call money holding at 9 per cent, and time money scarce at 9 to 9'i per cent News bearing upon trade and Industry appearing during the day wss generally satisfactory. The weekly reviews stated that wholesale and retail trade and lighter lines were moving forwsrd at a rapid pace, while steel and some of the hesvler manufacturing lines continued to hesitate. Heavy buying of railroad equipment, with seversl more large orders sppesr-ln- g today, is expected, hoi&ver, to bolster the streel Industry. U. S. Steel wss heavily sold, ssgglng more than 9 points to 223 and closing st 226 Such Issues ss Allied Chemical. Amerlcsn St Poreign Power. Amerlcsn Can. American Telephone. Anaconda. A, M. Brera. Columbia Gas. Consolidated ties. Du Pont. Eisiman Kodak, neneral Electric. Johns Macy. Montgomery ward. New York Central. Nickel PPte. Public Service of New Jersey. Reoubhc Steel. Simmons and We&tlnvhouse closed from about S to 12 points lower. Motors continued to sag. several. Including -nrysier ann ctuaeosxer. reacning new 1929 lows, and Oenersl Motors getting within less thsn s DOtnt-o- f it, minimum. In the rslls. Chesapeake-Corporatiosold st a new low ior tne year st 78,. oils sagged moderately. Auburn Auto had one of Its rhsrseterts-ticell- y wide movements, dropping 33 oolnts. and rallying 10. Columbian Carbon lost 17 and Commerclsl Solvents 15 points. A handful of utilities snd speclsltles was bid up violently In a desperate by bulls Standard Gas wss sent up shout 25 peas. th?n lost shout potts efto Itss new third ram. Amerlrai rose 14 po'nts to a new peek at 199. and ciosen ei Iks. Merger prospects kept enthusiasm alive !,'- -. ior me racuic coss. unities, p.'-'T'Ins and Southern California Edison reaching new peaks Cutler Htmmrr re.eheri n. other new top. and Industrial Rayon was oio up it points. Commodities were somewhat heavy Wheat lost about 3 cents a bushel on poorer export demand, snd corn lost s rent snd more. Cot on wu ,,n( closed a little lower. Foreign exchsnges maved In narrow ranges, sterlln slipping bark a little, while the French franc was firmer Renewed weakness of sterling on Parts wss sscrtbed to wlthdrawsls of French bslencea In London for month-en- d The Canadian dollar rallied requirements to 99 13 centa. CO FEE. NFW YORK. R.nt 57 lAP, Th. m..v.l for coffee futures was quiet lodsy. with price, lower under small offerings, which seemed to include sme llquldstlon by recent buyers. No. 7 contracts opened unto 9 points lower and closed 4 to changed 14 points net lower. Sales. 12,000 Santos contracts opened 1 to 6 points lower and closed at a net decline of 7 to 16 points. Sales estimate. 17.000. Closing No 7 contracts- - October. 11.65: quotstlons. December, 13 56: January, 11.41; March. 11 03: Mar. July. 13 50; September, 13 34. Santos contracts December. 20 51. January 20 07; March. 19 37; Msr, 19.07; July, 18.62; September, 18 33. Spot coffee Quiet: Rio 7s. U14eiS4; Santos 4s, 33 ',02314. 13.75; ID AIIO T Entire Factory Production Sold Out for Five Years HE management of Xathaniel Baldwin A Demonstration Unequaled In a recent test made by the General Manager of one of America's largest radio distributing companies, held in the downtown business district of New York City, between the hours of 8:30 p. m. and 2 a. m. before a selected audience of eminent radio experts, the Nathaniel Baldwin Screen Grid Power Deter- five nationally known receiving tion receiving set sets in selectivity, tone, quality, volume and range. The Baldwin screen grid receiving set distinctly separated every New York station and brought in eleven distant stations, including Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Oakland without interference from any of the local stations. This test, for which dates and names can be furnished, is outstanding and demonstrates the superiority of the Nathaniel Baldwin Screen Grid power detection receiving set. On the strength of this remarkable test, the man who conducted it sought and obtained for his company a contract to sell the entire factory output for five years up to 500,000 sets per year. . out-perform- Built Up To Quality The new Baldwin screen grid radio console is not a, cheap set, nor was it designed to compete with cheap sets in price. It was designed and built as a high quality article and therefore sells for a little more than many other sets on the market. The complete hew Baldwin line includes the Baldwin screen grid chassis housed in a beautiful hand matched butt walnut console cabinet selling in two y and Low-boequipped with the types, the Baldwin new dynamic speaker; also the Baldwin synchronous dynamic speaker, the Little Giant electrified speaker, the Baldwin electromatic pickup unit and tone arm and numerous other radio and electrical This Company also manufactures the Film ?arts. talking sound picture reproduction device which is making a strong bid for leadership in the lower price talking picture industry. Hi-bo- y, With the absolute guarantee of its entire factory production sold out for five years, the company will continue to maintain its position of world leadership in the radio industry. DIRECTORS BAUJWIN Xathaniel Baldwin J. RADIOPHONES IS" e L. Firmage phi J. Hansen E. S. Taylor W. W. Steed Daniel Alexander R, Leo Bird POTATOES. IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. 27 (U8DA). Potatoes f. o. b. Idaho Sept Falls srd near-b- y points Weather, clear, cool Digging Increases, some stock going into storage. Demand moderate for rurals. slow for russets. Market unsettled with weaker unmost buyers holding off. Carloads dertone, f. o. b. cash track, few sales rurals, U. S PUN'S REVIEW. No Is. mostly si 65, few early sales, 1170: NEW YORK. Sent. 37 (API. Dun's ReCommercials sround (1 40: Russets. U. 6 view tomorrow will say: No 1, warehouse early sale. regraded, Near the close of a quarterly period which 00. few higher, late ules. II 85i hss been distinguished by various economic 1.95.90i2 few higher: medium size, dark color, phenomena, strictly commerclsl trends were shade lower. U. 8. No. 2. demand exceeds eclipsed-b- y significant flnanclsl snd specuoccasional carload. 11306135 The unusual upects supply: lative movements. Twin Falls section Partly cloudy, frost of International monetary conditions hsve Thursday night; haullngs light, demand been emphasised by the raising of the Enfairly good: market sbout steady Carloads glish rediscount rate a full 1 per cent to F. o b. cuh track to growers U 1 a point above the local figure, while the Russets. 185i3O0; few fancy, 12 8.10, NoRutension here has been further evidenced rals mostly (1.60. the continued both for rail high chargea by and time loans. Recent depression In forLOCAL PRODCCC. eign securities prices, notably at London, (Quotations by Nelson-Rick- s Creamery wu a factor in the renewed conspicuous Company ) New weakness at York, but strong banking BUTTER support relieved the nervousness and Extras, square or riat. pound I 49 The recurring dfsturbsnces 7 hare originated within the mgr-ke- ts Prime firsts, poundEGOS. themselveg. for the general trade situFresh extrs poultry larni. dosen ...... .45 ation has retained its equlllhr'-imwith Selected 41 While, dosen steed'ness remaining one of its chief .46 poultry farm, dosen Dsp!te another excess of de- Mediums, Mixed colors ss clines In Dun's list, no pronounced tendency .15 towsrd lower wholessle quotsttons has de- Pee wees, dosen CHEESE veloped, and the euing in steel prodncts, Full cream triplets, pound 33 has csused comment, is scattered. 14 Weekly bank clearings. 1 13.983.1 23.000. an Fu.l c ream Ions horns, pound Full cresm ssndnich loaf, pound 39 Increase of 28 6 per cent over a year ago. Block Swiss. .17 blocks, pound.. Cream brick. 30 bricks, pound.. SUGAR. 13 pound NEW YORK. Sept. 27 (API The raw sug- Limburger. 5 pounds bricks, 62 each, pound sr market wss unchsnged early today, with Roquefort. Full . Wisconsin .. 13 cream, pound. cured, 10.000 a sale reported of bus of Cuban from store at 4.08. duty paid. BOSTON WOOL. Raw futures opened irregular at 1 point BOSTON. Sept 37 APi decline to 2 points advance, Trading In woo! wtth near very light. Business' consists mostly of months lower under liquidation, while the is scsttered over "most sll grades later months were higher on covering and small lota steady on 58 s. 60's and lower European buying. Subsequently the whole Prices sre grades, while wools of 64 s and finer quality list weakened under trade and commission house selling, with prices declining 4 are moving st lower range of. prices than prevailed last week. Lower prices, however, nolntg below the previous close, snd the do not sppesr to hsve a stimulating effect list st midday wu within a point of the upon business because of genersl uncerlowest regarding prlceg of fine wools in Ear.y buying was due to the steadiness of tainty the spot market snd private advices from the foreign msrkets. Europe clslming thst as a result of the APPLY TOR PERMITS. recent drought ,the European beet sugar WASHINGTON. 27 'AP' -- The crop would be around 8.000.000 tons, u Sept sgalnst earlier forecasts of sround S.VKI.OOA N.rke Plate railroad today applied to the tons. and lut year's outturn of 8.337.000 interstate commerce commission for pertons mission to Issue 120.000.000 In promissory Ref'.ned was unchanged ot S 50 for fine notes to purchsse certificates of deposit granulated wtth a good withdrawal de- of Wheeling A Lake Eric stock from the mand, but m bcs bujiatu txeortcgl cotiwatiaa. grid power detection assembled within the chassis, and housed in a cabinet of exquisite workmanship. It is equipped with a Baldwin dynamic or sj'nchron-ou- s fly nan lie speaker, and is pronounced by leading radio experts to be at least one year ahead of the industry in performance, design, engineering and ?' workmanship. takes pride in calling attention to its jobbers, dealers, its 2000 stockholders and the public, to its remarkable record of progress. Public acceptance of the new Baldwin Screen Grid Radio receiving set is exceeding all expectation of the manufacturers. This set consists of four screen grid tubes, resistance push pull, 245 amplification and screen James M. Peterson H. E. Crockett Lorenzo N. Stohl JIVER "A Year Ahead" David W. Evans Fred M. Michelson Harry H. Russell ' A. R. Barnes J. B. Baldwin Mr. Albert Capson, of Chicago, who for the past three years has had charge of the Baldwin engineering branch in Chicago, has been appointed Assistant General Manager in charge of production at the Salt Lake plant Mr. is an electrical engineer, Cap-so- a n stu- dent of Mr. Baldwin for the past twelve years and a man of executive ability. Nathaniel Baldwin Incorporated Factories at Salt Leake City Utah |