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Show PAGE TWO BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1330 wfMMM. o uiKjuuLuiu oungiuvw ijamps rroviae racuuies For Swimming, Hiking and "Roughing It" In Comfort I 25 American durums were quoted per cwt; No. 2 soft white wheat from market July 25 at 81Vic-82- c per July . e ana ai Washington and Oregon was offered f Marseilles at bushel; lVt protein brought lc e. premium over these prices while 13 Naples at 98c per busheL The Duluth at $1.67 sacked, delivered San Frani3'i protein brought 3c premiums; December price for durum advanced cisco, and No. 2 hard winter 13 c no. He for the week and closed July 25 protein was offered from Kansas at grades were selling at under No. 1. Receints at Omaha wptv at 8314 c; No. 1 amber was quotea in 0 per cwt, in bulk. The Los imo. i aurum Innroloa market. V9I fiteaHvJ wifk unusually larire with countrv nffer. that market niMI No. 2 mixed durum at prices practically unchanged. Demand ings still heavy, according to trade re at 81Uc-82: Al . ...1 1; Z at 78 8314 No. a 78 red demand and how c, ports, good prevailed, mining neb was aiigiiuy more ever mills and elevator interests and No. 1 and No. 2 amber durum was lor active hut romrxtitinn from rW Kn i auoted at Minneapolis at offerings were nadilv barley is restricting demand for feed hard winter 12 protein sold July per busheL wheat Local mills were reported ob zo at hard winter 11 Pacific coast wheat markets contin- - taining a good volume supplies direct 4jc and inactive Irfills from the San Joaquin Valley points: protein at 80c per bushel. A good ex uvu ill iMn . vuv vofha, lit Ktif port demand was reDortpd at Vnrt demand was slowu.iiv. because of the small Kn 9. hard whit wheat nf the hao Worth with exporters bidding 95c outlet for four while inquiry variety was quoted at Los Angeles 96c Der bushel Nfl. 1 harH unntr ai. .export fAv nnt tf . . July 25 at $1.70, No. 2 soft white of .. . . . v. vnliimp v v iL'koar tt i.vii " u ut.k dinarv protein, track. HalvPKtnn Mnct SattAra AvnAi4 cglac urere rennrteH the Sonora variety at $1.62 $1.65. of ihe receipts for Ft. Worth were at Portland, a half cargo of Sales of bunvip and federation were including destined to Gulf ports and cash offer- white wheat to Ireland; zuuu tons to mostly at 7 per cwt ings were smalL Mills were bidding Rnt.terrlam. narpels ttalino- 2000 tons over Tin reoort nneps fnr nail cent tn T.ivemnnl onH niaetrnur 9000 tnns hard winter delivered Texas common to Japan and 1000 tons of red wheat points. An increase in the Mexican to Hull. Winter wheat harvest is I import dutv has nrartiralv oliminatAt under favorable conditions in demand from- that country; harvesting Wachinortnn nnn ftreirnn MrAwers. H is reported at its height in Colorado however, were not offering freely at .vitn tne quality of the crop excellent current In complaints issued from County and arrivals since Receipts at Denver totaled ail ran the first quotations of Julv at Columbia River Attorney Lewis Jones' office Farell and No. 2 hard winter was quoted f. o. and were .Sound point totaled only Olsen and Merlin Knudson .b that market or Colorado common Z400 Puget 3Z0O cars for the charged with attempting to steal gascars against c points at per bushel. same Deriod last vear. A lare-- Der- - oline from D. H. Mann of Brigham Soft winter wheat markets of this seasnn's receints was City. The boys are now in custody, eentaire also firm with mill demand artiv. for storage. Arrivals of Jchn It. Evans being the complaining particularly at St. Louis. Mnvnwn consignment new wneat at Portland show while witness. rrom nearby territory has decreased Edwin Peay, Jr., was charged with slightly inferior in quality com but marketings from central Tllinrn'o wheat witn to nurr.ha.se the oirl f"!nrirmn attemninp' s season out red last crop increased, reflecting the relatively pared, wheats as good or better. At the close Flour Mill with a fictitious check. He higher prices prevailing at St Louis of the market 25 No. 1 hard is at large on a $1000 bond furnished compared with Chicago; No. 1 soft red white, big bend July blue stem variety was by friends of Provo, his trial being set winter wheat was minted at StV. TUVUiO at Portland at $1.08. No. 1 soft for Julv 29. The state slleires that quoted c July 25 at per bushel com and western white at 93,&c: No. 1 said Peay secured a tax deed from the for No. 1 hard hard pared witn 8c-sa- c northern spring and county by a fraudulent check in the winter. The peak of the movement nt westernwinter 91c per bushel, sacked; sum of $450. red at wheat has passed at Cincinnati accord- No. 1 western white Petitioning the District Court to quoted at Seattle: ing to trade reports, reflectinc tlie re. sacked at 1 western red at change the name of Calls Fort PreNo. duced supplies in tributary areas. 92 c and No. 1 hard winter at 93c cinct No. 1 to Honeyville, a petition Some wheat was heinc shinned in fnr. No. 1 hard white, big bend was filed in the said court today by per bushel; storage but offerings were of only blue stem sold at $1.07 while the County Attorney, setting forth variety moderate volume while mill demand No. dark name Calls Fort No. 1 in no 14 northern, protein, in that the became rather inactive; No. 1 red was describes Honeyville, and that a sold bulk, at No. way 1 $1.04 and hard QUOted Julv 25 at Q1l4o-anu o nt winter at 98c-99- c per bushel. more proper name would be Honey90 c per bushel. ville Precinct. The matter will be California held wheat markets bpring wheat markets held steady in the District Court on Sepheard Harvesting is about two tember 8. witn trading on only moderate volume; steady. thirds completed in central California receipts of SDring- wheat wi cm.ll and most of the receipts of winter with quality and yields generally There isn't much more that science wneat irom Me southwest went direct, satisfactory, according to trade re- can do for the modern kitchen, unless Current c prices are ly to mills on earlier sales. A few lots ports. per it would be to invent an electric cwt under a and of new SDrinc are year ago wheat growers a n i ' to be strong relatively larger reported and a moderate movement is expected nexi wees, rremiums held steady amounts. Current quotations were 0 around with 12 nrotein Nn 1 Aor-per cwt, sacked, quoted at Minneapolis July 25 at lc- - f. o. b. Sacramento Valley points Dasis No. 1 hard white or No. 1 soft oi; over sepiemDer price of 91 c; San 13 Francisco, July 25 at c protein brought over and No. 1 hard white was quoted at 14. . c over the .Wum)i pun;, $1.65 and No. 1 soft at 2 rrotein i on the week's.. insnetinno ts. R. averagea iz.so according Minnaotnn mm... a. I a i lc-z- $1.75-$1.8- HlHc-HTtt- c. " c; . ! -- -- 81Vic-89V- . -- 4c A.u-v.-.-v. w - erne -- $1.65-$1.6- - f- District Court News pro-eressi- ng - : 61c-63- WW 1 90c-91- "New an good workers to plan that summer vacation is an appropriate slogan these balmy spring clays. To many tired city folk the lure of the forests and rippling streams is Irresistible, and the adve&t of the hot summer months will find hundreds of thousands of folk locking their desks, bidding adieu to their friends and departing for the sylvan fastnesses of America's numerous summer playgrounds. To provide facilities for holiday makers tn the Canadian Rockies, a number of cosy, comfortable bungalow camps have been erected at various strategic points throughout this beautiful region by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Here the vacationist feffs conventional city clothes, dons is the time for pine-scent- 93, knickers, flannel shirts and hiking boots and communes with nature in her unspoiled, primitive state nature unadorned. Toho Valley Bungalow Camp, near Field. B. C. is one of the most popular places in the Canadian Rockies, largely on account of Its proximity to the beautiful Takakkaw Palls and the picturesque Kicking Morse tuver; Wapta Camp, 44 miles west of the Great Divide, on Wapta Lake, is another favorite. Prom Wapta the vacationist can ride or hike to Sherb.ooke Lake where, early in the season, many varieties of wild flowers and later, berries, delight the eye and the palate. Nine miles from lovely Lake Louise. gem of the Canadian Rock'es. ties Moraine Lake, nestling la the ceie-- , 3Qr takkw fine, voo brated Valley of the Ten Peaks. C MoT3r-in- g through gigantic mountains and forests, trout fishing and other pastimes speed the hours. Then there Is Lake O'Hara, considered by many familiar with all the various camps to be one, of the finest, over n looking as it does the and turquolse-blu- e lake. It la accessible only afoot or by pony, but the silent effort required to reach this gorgeous place Is well worth the expenditure. Emerald Lake Chalet, near Field. B. pine-scent- - ed 50c-60- - jade-gree- Market Review v v $1.30-$1.4- fV, $1.62-whit- 2c-5- what more luxurious character. $1.60-11.6- shown but little change during the markets since the first of Julv week. Trade reports, however, con as a year aro. Receints t. the tinue to indicate irregular yields with markets. Kansas Citv. Wi,hita wV;r the quality below that of last season inson and Omaha, tntaled ar iv to when the quality of the crop was un- for July 24 compared with 46821 cars the corresponding period last vear usually good. The French crop is ex- Marketing pected to averace nhnnt. KSy lha no. ever, have been bushel, according to trade reports. The St Louis since totaf the quality of the Hungarian crop is good ing nearly 7,000 cars of July compared with but yields have bee nmaterially reonly a little over 3.700 rar7 r th " duced by hot, dry weather. same Derind last i fjr iiua "len' - J slam inspection aepart-cipdark northern was quoted at ?Mh; at 89c$1.00 and No. 1 al 1 n?rinern The Win- Ppe m.aiet was steady with Manitc-- K . Federal Farm Loans c. Domestic wheat markets developed 95c a slightly firmer tone during the week wheat held about busheJper, hhTr?"0 ""changed but the tone of the market endine Julv 25 under a ftftnt.f nukt rrnsA Was firmJunder a steady domestic de- export inquiry and some slackening in With the movement of new winter wheat, s,catftered wheat. crPs in the North accoruing 10 tne weekly gram market African countries and in Italv. Nnrth review of the U. S, Bureau of AgriAmerican durums are meetintr less vear T?o;i auontiM Early cultural Economics. Corn prices ad-z r " of Jugo Slavian wheat from were about the ito,ciuh J? European mar-serious deterioration of the crop as samples a ,.IT same l.u,ui":u.n to fairly good. Early threshing Cincinnati A was reuorted aeo. Exnnrts nf ivheot c, year vanced sharply influenced by reports poor inquiry wlek for American durums a result of drought and hot weather. returns, in Czechoslovakia are below first of July have been nearly double Conditions in those of a year y uecemter shipment. On The advance in corn strengthened the earlier expectations. ago, i Europe however,' contin-- 1 bushels tn Tnlxr Id ntotaling 6,328,000 market for oats and barley. Rye was northwestern ue generally good with the outlook 3.592.000 hnshela fnr tKo :.J stronger with wheat while flax held for wheat vi wit OOIIIC pcilUU ' OWt crops improved bv recent last season, iviarxet stocks however, steady, reflecting, the less favorable rains. have been increasing faster than last prospects for the new domestic crop. While exnort demand fnr WnrtK and on Cropprospects in the northern American wheat has imnrnved over yearbushels July 19 totaled 129,519,-00- 0 compared with 105,447,000 were pptipmllv maiVam seas shipments are still below a vear bushels in store a venr ao-Thio with improvement in some areas off- ago. for week the totaled &nipment crease in stocks and exports suggests setting less favorable prospects in approximately 7,500,000 bushels comMAKE GOOD OR WE DO smaller lamngs Dy domestic mills. Mill the U. S. and Canada was benefited by pared with about 7.Rf)n.nftf hnohdo demand,however, continues fairly where rains, particularly deterioration the corresponding week last year. active and current from drought has been most rapid. Southern were Co. hemisphere exports for the readily taken at steadyofferings Arpremiums. Tremontun, Utah iae uome&uc crop, However, has week were less than half Phone 20 those of a rivals at Kansas City showed lower ripened early in many areas as a re- year ago. But of this loss was part a and larger proportion ordinsult of heat and dry weather and i3 made ud bv shinmetits from Tndio and quality ary protein types than earlier retherefore beyond the point where rains Black Sea ports. Russian will be of much benefit. An average totaled about a half millionshipments ceipts; No. 1 hard winter sold in that bushels. crop is in prospect in Minnesota but Large quantities of new Russian Garland-Tremonto- n prospects are only fair in South wheat are reported being offered for Dakota and range from fair to poor in August to December shipment at the Montana, ' aconrrfinorn tn w muv. i ba, Liverpool future price with premiums Co. Ihe North Dakota crop is spottedrjiri with for OUalitV to be fixed later IVnm prospects excellent in the northern wheat have been reported already part of the Red River Valley but to 4 million bushels of this "PRIDE OF UTAH" fair in the southeastern section ofonly chased. This is competing with U. ,S. the It matters state. Prospects for spring wheat in wheat, from the Pacific and Canadian prairie provinces were im- Coast atparticularly whether your gro- the close of the market July proved by showers and are materially racmc coast wheat was quoted in eery purchases are "UTAH'S FAVORITE" better than a year ago. The outlook Liverpool No. 2 hard winter or small, they large in Manitoba is promising. Conditions at $1.047s $1.04, FLOUR both for July shipment can be made advanin Saskatchewan are variable with the Australian wheat "arrived" was quotcondition of the crop good on Fallow ed at tageously 81.11, No. 2 Manitoba "afloat" ground, but fair to poor on spring from Vancouver at $1.12 and store. Almost every No. 6 STARTING, GROWING plowed and stubble land. More moist- Manitoba for item is priced at a August shipment at 86c ure is needed to maintain present bushel. pros and pects. 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