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Show THE OGDEN 1 10 MINING SECURITIES. fAs reported by J. A. Hottle NEW YORK STOCK LIST. . (Last Sale) ... 36 &i . . . 26 American Beet Sugar ...... .. 264 American Can ..12S American Car & Foundry American Hide & Leather pf d. . . American International Corp. . ... .. ol American Locomotive . '..... American Smelting & Refg . . . .". . American Sugar '. ....... American 'Sumatra' Tobacco . . . American T.j & T. '.. ..10S. .. American Woolen . ' .. 33V1 Anaconda Copper . ; ; Atchison s . . . ' AO.. Gulf & W.' Indies ... Baldwin Locomotive .'. . '. . . . . .. 864 ." 36 Baltimore & Ohiot . Bethlehem Steel "B" ... Canadian Pacific 41 ....110&, Central Leather ." ..... .. 54V Chesapeake && Ohio ... .. 2SU St. Paul Chicago. Mil. .. 32 Chicago, R. I. &'Pac. . .. 244 Chlno JCopper .....,. .. 24B Colorado Fuel & Iron .. sou Corn Products Crucible Steel -.. .. 59i Cuba Cane Sugar . 13 Jtific General Electric . ..125, ... 9 General Motors .. 21 Goodrich "Co. .1... .. .7234 Great Northern pfd . Great Northern Ore Ctfs .. 9V Illinois Central , . . . .. 344 Inspiration Copper .. 474 Int. Mer. Marine pfd. . . 47' International Paper . 20 l Kennecott Copper . ..... .104B Louisville '& Nashville . Mexican Petroleum . . . . '22 Miami Copper . 13'I Middle States Oil Midvale Steel .23i, . 19V5 Missouri Pacific . New York Central . .... NY Y.. N. H. & Hartford . . 134 Norfolk & Western .... 954. 74 Northern Pacific. ' . . . ? 1 Oklahoma. Prod "Rpf. Pan American Petroleum ..' 43 35 Pennsylvania People s Gas 4 . and West Va. Pittsburg ... ia Ray Consolidated Copper .. 69H Reading . &.' . ... 46 Steel Rep. Iron ... 42 Royal Dutch: N. Y. Shell Trans. & Trad. ' . 32ViR ..... 21 Sinclair Con. Oil , ... 771 Southern Pacific . .' 19 Southern Railway . ' ... 1094 Standard Oil of N. J. pfd. ... MM ' studebaker Corporation Tennessee Copper 7i 40 Texas Co. . ............ Texas & Pacific 20W 64 TobaccV Products Transcontinental Oil 8i . 119 Union Pacific . . TT C TT. Tk A4. J u o rumi rrouucis . . . r . .s ... . . . , . u-... 53 uetau stores U S Ind Alcohol 444 48 United States Rubber . United States Steel . n52 Utah Copper . 44 Westinghouse Electric .. Wilb's Overland . American Zinc. Lead and Sm Butte and Superior . ml 41 .; Cala. ' Petroleum . ; ... 52V4 Montana Power t. . t i. . . . . . , ; Arizona Pure Oil 30, 1J ' Invincible Oil 54 General Asphalt ' Allis-Chalme- rr u B Tieup ; - - . - 1 ................... . , - . scored a moderate rally today chiefly as a result of covering by shorts. Predictions in some quarters that a ' general railroad strike would yet be averted counted somewhat as a bullish factor. Besides, hop was expressed for a fair export business today. Opening prices, which varied from to l',ic higher, with unchanged figures 1.04 and May $1.08 December $1.04 to to.rl.10, were followed by numerous . changes within the initial range. . Corn and oats paralleled the action of. to wheat. Corn started to ' 45 c, and then C:up, con December 45 tih'ued to harden. ' Oats was- - c higher at the outset, December 32c, and later scored additional gains. Provisions, reflected .the firmness of gTain. despite downturns in hog values. Subsequently, In wheat, the market made a further ascent,' influenced more-, or,1 less by prospective reduction of winter wheat acreage, .but export call was the rather slow, and prices declined in were late dealings. Closing quotations unsettled, af the san-j- as Wednesday's flaish to He higher. December $1.03 Jo 1.04 and May 51.08: to 1.084. Better shipping demand from New England ihelped to sustain the corn market to c the last. Prices closed firm, af net. higher, with December 46c. 1 , LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES (As reported by J. A. Hole & Co.i , BANK STOCKS. Bin Asked e r. iNDiiSTUiAt, OQDcN UIVfeSTOCfV. MARKET. Cattle Receipts 384; choice heavy steers $5.095.50; good steers $4.004.O; fair steers $3.504:00; choice- feedef sfeers $3. 004.25; choice cows and fair to good cows and heifers , $S.254. 00; cutters $2.003.0O; canners. J1.002.00; choice feeder cows $3,603.50; fat bulls $2.003.00: bologna bulls $2.003.00; veal calves $7.00 JS. 00. Hogs Receipts none; choice fat hotrs. 175 to 250 lbs.,' $7.83; bulk of sales f7.::3j 74. 85; feeder hogs $8.009.00. Receipts 534: choice lambs Sheep $5. 00 6. 75; wethers $3. 00 4. 00: fat ewes 00; feeder lambs $4.503.50. $2l.O03. ' Arrivals w. H. . Felstead," Ida., '5 cars Mackay,' ' ' ' cattle. J. H. Etherington, Leslie, Ida., 2 cars sheep. .'. Hi Lechal, Soda Springs,., Ida... 1 car cattle. ill. Dunkley, Preston, Ida., 1 car ' cat'tle. "Bert Rbbblns, Carter, Wyo-- . 1 car catUe. Coalviile, 5 cars Williams 4i .Graham, cattle,' 1 car- sheep. "". Salesr JFbx &" Keller,- - Ogden. 1 car Cittle.' Childs & Childg, Ogden, 1 enr feeder, ' sheep. . Wellington Cliase, Oakland, Cal."."l "car c&ttle; 2 cars lambs. .-E.' Clinton, Malad.-Ida.- - is encased in a The department nation-wid- e investigation. 2.00 1.7i Fortland cement Is the most impor. .01 .0i'4 tant building material, next to lumber. .02 .01V4 Its qses vary' from sidewalks to skyU scrapers, home to ocean llner. "!6i .06 Startling with Inan annual output of .os! .02 124.000 1880. the Industry barrels more than .o:i until has grown today .03 .01 are and u.ed barrels produced .00 In the United States every year. 00 .07V4 sweeping 800,-000.0- V .10 .07 .00Vi! .00' .03 .00 lit .12 .01 . .03 ; .uS . ; .03; .01 Southern Statistical bureau, .0011 "ioivji .01 .00 .05 .01 .03 ' 2. so "."osuj head- quarters nt Atlanta, Ga. A formal complaint already has been lodged against the Cement Manufacturers' Protective association of New York. The department of Justice charges tiie Cement Manufacturers' 1.95 2.55 Muses' 8C.00 330.00 ,50 102.00 90,00 2.60 101:00 Jan. r . " Grain T.i,1-- ! rr nibbon , Streamers Pur IVmpouj? $2.95 50c it STILL DEFIES THE WAVES LONG FESTIVITY EFORE VJE DDK i Celebration in Palestine Begins on Mondays, Ends on Sundays 00 8.67 8.77 8.65 S.90 8.72 8.92 7.52 7.60 7.95 7.52 7.82 7.60 7.90 8.97 Ribs-J- an. 7. May 82 o mercnant, are arm'" intrrestins celebrations of thlt to-d- city. No ARE CONVERTED - CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. Oct. 20. (United States reau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts . 2.40 MILITARY SHOPS ",' anri-r- .i , - JKIILHALEM. Oct. CO. The nur. riage cuitojnsIn of Palestine demonstratthe wedding of one of ed recently the prettiest girl of the city tq a l- -0 8.80 March 158 . Tain. Kllk Oroa . 2.50 Pork Si. 00 2.00 Jan. g Childrrn's and Children's Beavers, . Asked Amalgamated Sugar com . . do 8s pfd 59.00! Btgrs Sugar pfd and com. "83!6o! Con Wagon ....... llotne Fire Ins Coal .45 Independent Morgan-Cannin9s pfd 99.50 Mt States Tel & Tel 87.00 People s Sugar pfd and com '99'SO SchrammJohnson 8s pfd.. Standard Coal C? Utah-Idah- o 2.2o Sugar . ...... Utah Fire Clay 40.00 Utah Pr & Lt 1st pfd 81.00 Z CM I 108.00 West Cache Sugar .!....... Walker Bros Dry Goods .P200I00 9 $3.95 Md. .07 .tH .01 ! Sixty trimmed and tailored silk velvet and duvetyn hats, flower and feather trimmed. Formerly priced from $5.00 to $8.50. Midwest Cemeat Credit and Statistical bureau, headquarters In Chicago. Statistical Southern Audit and bureau, headquarters at Dallas. Tex. Nercross Statistical Audit and bureau, headquarters at Kansas City. 2.20 I .01 .20 .06 ' ; ; .5U New-York- . .0: 5$9 $9 111011121). The department is specifically Investhese sectional associations of tigating cement manufacturers: .Cement Manufacturers' Proactive association, headquarters at .01 .03 .04 .on i1 2.15 ORGANIZATION'S .50 .20 .07 00 . t. Bid. t - rc-gardle- 5s - Bankers Trust $150.00 $160.00 Columbia Trust . 100.00 Deseret' National . ........ 230!o6 2G0.0O Deseret Savings '. 196.00 315. Mi First National of Ogden Nat'J Bank of Commerce.. ....... 100. 00 245. td Natl Bank of Republic 100.0.1 Nat City Bank l.r.2.C0 Nat Copper State' Bank 129.00 Security Utah National Bank ...... ....... 125. CO Utah State National-...15.00 Utah SavlngSifc Trust .... 95.00 105.00 Walker Bros Bankers .... 240. 00 250. 0. Zion's Savlnars & Trust 190.00 -- millinery Every hat included of its price. Each and every hat of distinctive style, absolutely just one of a kind; all hand made of the newest and best materials; all colors well represented. Former prices from $12.30 to $22.50. . I . Our entire stock of higk priced Protective association advocated: Curtailing-productioto bring high 073 prlcew. .oi4 'V-- ' Withholding cement froiw the mar.05 V.uma ket while awaiting "fair" prlcv. Arriving at gentlemen's agreernenta Opening Sales. Alta Tunnel 6500 at 12c. that amounted to a stifling: of comGalena 1000 at 7c; 2000 at petition. Bingham 2G00 at THc. 7c: Installing uniform cost and accountColumbus Rexall .00 at 14V3C. ing systems. East Tin. Coal 1000 at c. The complaint nuincs the Cement Leoora 1000 e.t 1000 Jc.at Manufacturers' Protective usaoctatlon, North Standard which 19 unincorporated, five of its Provo 1000 at 2c. .Silver Shield10001000 at 6c. 1000 at and 19 cement producing corofficers, at 4Vc; Tar Baby 4c; said to be members of the porations 1000 6000 at 4c: at 3c. association. 100 at 260 at $1.30; Tintic Standard CHARGES Disir:i). ' $1.92Vi.. The association has filed a reply Zuma 1000 at 6c. denying: all these charges. Closing Salts. Hearings Alta Tunnel 1500 at 12o. will be held In the United States disBlack Metals 1900 at 6c. trict court for the- southern dl5trlct New Qulncy 2000 at.8c. New York. Date has not yet been of 100 $2 17V;. af Silver King Ccl1. set. t 100 $1.1 Tintic Standard Developments of the cafe arc being West Toledo 1000 at 3c. watched with Interest by states and Zumax 500 at 5Vc. Pioche Bristol 600 at c. counties where big concrete road building programs are under way. J. nose most CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. vitally Interested are CHICAGO. Oct. 20 Ohio. Illinois. California Pennsylvania, Clos and Low Itlch Open Majrlcopa county. Arts. Maricopa Vll42elt county alone plans a $4,000,000 con$1.03 $1.02 $1.04 $1.04 crete road procram. 1.08V 1.07 1.03 1.10)i May. Findings ' In the case also are ex Corn .46 .45 .4j .4j Dec. pected to affect particularly bridge .31 .51 .51 51 building operations under way In May Oats Flortda, North Dakota, KanGeorgia, .32 .32 Dec. .24 sas and Fort Smith, la. at .37 .3 .37 .36 May 1 . 04 .01 .10 .05 .13 -- ri . I69 King Coal. .. Sil. King Con. . . Sioux Mines . . . South Hecla . . Sliver Shield . .. Tar Baby . . Tintic Central . Tintic Standard . Uncle Sam Utah Con. .' . . . ; Union Chief . .. Victor Con. . Victor Mining . West Toledo .. . Walker Mining . Woodlawn . Yankee Con. . .. ' CHICAGO GRAIN. :vCIIICAGO. Oct. 20. Wheat 3" Sil. . Reduce - (BY NOKItlS QU1NN.) WASJIINOTON. Oct. 20. Construe-- ) "ioivj tion programs all over; in couniry .02V, have been retarded and 'the unemi.00 ployment situation aggravated by hlsh price of Portland cement exacted by -- 0J a 'combine, department of Justice of.05 ficials ' charge. .07 .z: Building of homes and good roads .05 has been particularly affected. .03 Sells , t .0i .04 .01 Paloma Pioche Bristol . . Prince Mining . Provo .1 Reeds Peak . . . . Rico Wellington . South Standard . -- .04 .00 Plutus Prince Con 1 . rices Drastica fly 5 e .05. .02 2.25 , . .01 RE.ADY-TOAVEA- R -- Government So Charges in! .Recent Nation-widInvestigation .OR 1.02& 1.10 3.00.. 1.00 -- ........... .05 01H ... AND MILLINERY STORE FOR MISSES. WOMEN AND CHILDREN .01 .At! .14 .. OG DEN'S POPULAR PRICED ETARD GROWTH .05 .0 .01 .03 .00 .02 .or, Gold. Chain Grand Central . . Howell Iron Blossom Iron King . . .... . Judge M S ...... Leht Tintic . . ..' Leonora Monzonlte May Day .. Michigan Utah". . . New Qufhcy North Standard . O K Silver . Opohongo . . Original Bannock Ohio Copper . . . .. ... .02 .12 .02H , .CEMENT PRICES AmuM ) .114 .. ... 2i -- ;.. Eureka Lily. ... Eureka Bullion t td . Co.) 00V, .06H .01. - ... -- . ., Beaver Copflfcr Bay State Llack Metals . Bingham Galena . Columbus Rexall . Colorado Con. . . Crown Point. Cardiff Daly .. Emma, Silver Empire Mi nes. . . Eagle & B.- - B; Eureka Mines East Crown Point East .Tin. Coal. . East Tin, Con. .. .. -7- , .. Bullion Big Trnrr.. Big" cot,' Coal. - ; - Alta Tunnel .... .... :NEW .YORK, Oct.' SO. Shorts contrib-- : uted'- to the better tone of today's dull but- fairly- - broad stock ; market. Trans 7 and industrials portations high grade held, or extended recent sains. Sales ap400,000 shares. proximated Shorts continued to cover - contracts ,'tn .the stock market today evidently with tfte. belief that there would be no serious interruption :to railroad traffic. Early gains among rails were moderate, but' at higher 'levels. American Sugar preferred tvs' the issue, ; rising three strongest points on official announcement that the prevailing dividend would be maintained. Popular equipments, oils and specialties filso were better, May Department Stores ChemBraining ,2 . points. Virginia-Carolin- a ical .and Republic Iron were heavy, the latter reacting on Wednesday's unfavorable 'quarterly statement. Leading ; foreign exchanges, including German marks, were steady. -Kails "of the Investment class, such as Northern Pacific, Great Northern, : Readand .Pennsylvania registered gains of ing 1 i to lVa points in the broad but moderate dealings 'of the morning. Steels and. equipments,'' also, were better and the food division was stimulated by the recovery of. American Sugar: preferred. May Department Stores extended its gain tq ,fdur points and the strength of related-' shares, such as Woolworth, Kresge, Butterick and Manhattan Shirt was supposed Fato, reflect better business prospects. mous Players ,. common and - preferred, r Express also People's Gas' and Adamswas were Weakness confined to strong. Virginia-Carolin- a Chemical preferred and ew York Airbralce which declined Zz,' Call money and 8 points; respectively. ' . s opened at, 4 per. cent. Profit taking in Mexican Petroleum depressed It one point, , but elsewhere the tendency continued strongly upwarld. in a large variety of industrials and spe cialties', with representative railroads ' also maxjAg a good showing:. vfRails were neglected later, but mixed losses were made by rubbers, tains' and motors and obscure specialties. tobaccos, The closing was irregular. Liberty and railroad bonds were firm. : .- Albion Cons." Am. Con. Cop. W Shorts r Coyer Contracts in CconfalhstRailroad Antelope Star. Alta Con. .' '. -- 11 I ,9B Aurwe - ;- THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1921. STANDARD-EXAM1NE- R f .'- --' - ' . i ... . ' ,;. . . I . a who privuenea 10 J peron ever one ness will iomn market very slow; tendency lower on costume displayed or the-gorgeous to .s. bulls steady kinds; ajl practically and uancing music idr.00 weak; few bolognas as high as $4.00; thrill of the in by the guests. calves steady; best vealers to packers German Army-Nav- y Plants dulged ui Not only the respective iammeitiUo .BONDS 811.50: best to outsiders $12.00. Thf terrific liiitlrinp."rnIurfHl by the 1.. S. cruiser Mcnipbh but to and"" 30,000; market Full-timbride bridegroom the e steady Receipts Proon Work Bid Asked 15cHrgs waves of tho btonny Carrilean sea, since lie went kMior ironi.tho lower tnan yestero.ay s average; top the entire neighborhood takes part in S L City refunds 5s 1928. . JU.OO 94.50 earlv S3. 20: bulk lights and licht butch lasts off Santo. Domingo in March. 191G. lias failed to brak her up. the merrymaking which generally ducts of Peace Salt, Lake & Osrden Za 1934 70.00 81.00 ers $7.i5S?8.1'D: bulk 270 to 300 pound for seven days. S L Stock, Ex 6s 192987.00 hulk heavy 89.00 smooth sows OS. 907. 2s: stands firm, a monument" to the' shipbuilders. The celebration" begins always . on S P L A & S L 4S 1961... 70.00 71. 5Q packing sows $6. 006.40: pies active. ItStandard Coal 6s 1924; UintLJN. Oct. 20. The principal Monday and the'weddlng ceTemony. 93.00 teadv. bulk desirable $3.0068.25. Utah Pr & Lt 1st '5s 1944.. 82.50T 85.00 mrtlv self. alwa"B occurs at dawn on the Sheen Receipts 25,000; fat lambs steady former military and naval work-shop- s France, wrre married at Mexico City 4s 1930... WAR DIVORCE HERO 7i.00 to 25c higher; sneep steady: reerter lamos of the German government, X,tan Lt & which following Sunday. a few days to a special Utah Securities 6s 1922. 90,DQi 92.00 firm: fat native lambs early to packers were closed In II J 9 In accordance with to those sent are invitstlnnn only o Anionic received Pin the GIRL WEDS FRENCH by 89.60 $7.758.00: no choice western sold; few dispatch Sugar 7s 1930.1 are expected. of Versailles, have been from whom presents: Miuhitan ewes the treaty Light Iters;- - choice today. who attend nnv nefson may as and "peaee-tlm- e factories" tir.wvr oo $4.90; sellers asking higher for feeders; are RAILROAD BONDS. more adapted to wishes. Presents are always In ' th goods lr producing none L sold, early. The :0. Tex.. extensive Iee ANTONIO. Of SAN A. & plateau region of Hoirle (A.i Reported by J. C0.1 nature usages .of peace titan war. of foodstuffs such- as. rice, Shippey. L.o Angeles newspaper man as is known in Central the A!a I Bid Asked , WOHKING 1TLL TIMK. meat, sugar, coffee, flour, .butter and Livestock. Mile- Madeline Bablxu of Paris. roof of the world. omaha and to are necessary These thousand &: Twohundred 20. B O conv 4V2S 1933. workmen, vegetables. 69 70 'OMAHA. Neb.. Oct: (United States thrown out of employment by the clos provide food for the hundreds of 104 Can Nat Rys 7s 1935 ..... Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts Can Nor Qs ;1946 100! medium and liarht butchers 15925c ing" Of- the shops, have been guests who flock to the bridegroom's KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. C M & St P conv 4Ms 1932. 63 62 J bulk $7.1O!ft7.50; lop $7.75; others ployed. lower;, houe daily to take pari'in xne sinkKANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 20. (United ' Trunk 7s IS 40 103Vi an dnacking grades mostly 10c lower; bulk 103: conertfactories the States Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re- Grand v , Among, larger ing and dancing. 7s 1936 ... Northern 103 Great 103 6.60. $C.15 a few RATUHDAl.and ON pursuto 9000; commercial prime ed from f'MMAt cants. yearlings military 4& 1955., CSCOr 10$? steers Pac Grand Trunk beef Cattle Receipts 54! 10P5 nil other grades slow, .mostly N Y C 7s 19S0 steers steady; its-were the afttllery workships. am. Katurdays bring the climax tofath103! lower: top few yearunffs sio.po; loc 10J8) 25c -- lower; some off more; top 1503 O S and multion. fireworks the 1929 bridegroom's gun, powder L 4s 85 making.. If jtveak; bulls- and veals S4i steady; laboratories $9.50; other early sale pound steersstockers nt Amberg, Dachau. Cas- - joy 1961 70Vsl 71. er is even In moderate circumstances, and feeders I0iri5o lower.stockers SPLA&SL4 $4'.409.25;other sales and feeders steady & S F PL 4s 1950 62 11.000; Iambs steady: sel. Erfurt. ..6?! Sheep Recelr-tIngolstadt. other St L professional musicians are hired for $4.505.75; PL 5s 1950 . . 76 ' 7ft L&'SP ton western Iambs $8.00; fst clipped Iam-and to mixed cow St Munch, Siegburg. the classes steady; comm ?pandau day. ' So I'ac conv 5s 1034 94 lambs $7.6f: sheen slow best native 91' $:75; near ll.tnuu. as well as Men and womerv.in Palestine do nut ?3V254.25; grass heifers $5.50 down; do conv 4s 1929 84 lower-- , feeders weak; early top Wolfgang 25c to 8Si canners 00; cutters $2. to the largely 753. general mpst tvrpedo mix often, due yards and naval 77 the, navy 77 ref 4s 1955 $7. 5. p feeding lambs around '$2.25; beef bulls $4.35 most bo SodoT'ac-Kiel and Itues- - belieftogether, women are not. meniam at terms Frledrlchaort, 4s 74 1950. that shops F 74 ' ' vealers js.iiua' U P 1st 4s 1947 lognas $3. 003. 50; best 82 85 of association. Conseduently V tringen. worthy PRICES. CASH .30.00. wo. conv vir1927 4s 83 do 89 These factories are operating lt becomes necessary to entertain CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Wheat No. 3 dark l Hogs Receipts . 4000; generally lo20c 5s 2008 do 777a 7S,4 northern men separately. foundry tually producing 11.13. lower, than Wednesday's toaverage; best West ref 1946 5s Pac 80 80HI 2 o'clock o. On Saturday evening at eight 180.t'o,210 pound weights packers and Corn No. 2 mixed ,45Vi4ic; products, castings and wrought iron to 200 pound 45 H 4 8c. and drawn piece, all sorts of there takes place the "shaving of the shippers' $7.80; .bulk 175 325 yellow stamped "' INDUSTRIAL BONDS,' pound kind prime uats rv o. z ' wnue .jjiij'ic, .n. 3 white machinery, railroad, supplies, motors, bridegroom, a feature of the entertainweights $7.65p7.75r d loads $7:357.65r bulk A. Hoele &' Co.) ' J. $7:'5?: (As 2D1i31'.4c reported by motorcycles, hand ajid machine tools. ment. .Surrounded by scorea of men 7 . 75 ; packer. sows - gen of- sales $7 .25 No. z ' , ;i , S Rye V Hid pneurriaUc tools,, electrical utensils, and women who keep up Incessant Ak4 best S. stock 40; 47053c. $6.25 pigs steady; Barley bo heard which .and motor, may ship 50. . sailing machinery... S4.50(T 5. Anglo-Amaddening, yells, Oil 102 vi 1925... kind $.25.. .. Timothy seed 2. ' ' ' V ". 8000; sheep generally Anaconda Copper 7a 1929.. '86 boats, agricultural implements,, furni- for a mile around, the barber underseed Jl 00 18. 50. Clover ' . Speep Receipts . automost fat ewes $3.764.10; fat Armour & Co 7s 1929 ...... railroad cars, nominal. locomotives, lOOii ture, takes the Pork operation. 99! .. ' 99lambs weak lower; o top westerns Duponf 7Vs 1931. ......... mobiles and J8.80(S8.R5. PROCKSSIGA' R iiUTT. .V-'99H " Ird 25c lower; Goodyear T & R 8s 1941., steady-tt9: 15; feeding-lamb- s J3. 627. 25. Ribs Is SOLDformsd AUTOS a HEADIli' io3; This done, procession . . , Kennecott Copper 7s 19S0.. 96 i early' top. $7.00. ..." The work ot transforming the war proceeding to the church with people : "METAL MARKET. ' Tlre 8s 1931.. 9834 to commercial usages, under- marching two abreast. At the head factories 1930 .... FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Morris & CJ ioiC' 20. NEW. YORK. Oct. Copper steady; loii the come eight kawafes (guards) followtaken 192520 by 7s government .with the ..... 78 NEW YORK, Oct.' and nearby 13c; later Foreign exchange Pac Gas Elec electrolytic SDOt 1930 of the council oZ ambassadors.. ed bv ten chlldrriiA carrying. In their U S Rubber ' 101V4 irregular. 1213Uc. Oil 7Hs 1925. 93 93V4 Great .Britain:., Demand $3.94; cables Sinclair Con 7s Tin soot and nearby s.s.zi: lutures Was assigned to a stock, company. hands palm branches and lorg candle ' l925 ....... 100 Si'.VlV. Swift & Co were .taken by the lighted. Immediately after hobble $23.50. (shares, of which o 83 7s 1930. 88 7.29Vic; cables 7.30c. France: Sugar Iron, steady.uncnangeti. of control be- four priests dressed In. their church board the government, cables 3.95c. 95 . Va; Car 5s 1923 934 Lead" steady; spot 4. 70 f? 4. 7 3c. 3.94ic; Italy: ..Demand of government officials robes ar.dslnglng psalms. . The brideing composed cables 7.2c West Else 7s 191 101 7.1He; Zinc steady: East St." Loo Is delivery and Belgian : Dmand financiers and in- groom, accompanied by his father and .66 67c representative cables'. 1931 Demand 7s vc;. 103H , Westinghouse 102i Germany: spot 4.704.75c. ooc.-c- . dustrialists. HOllahd: "Demand 33.95c; cables 34.01c. ttralled by the best man. )m Antimony .spot 6. German demands are end of the for At the J00 N;orway: "'Demand 12. 80C or 200 accounting njen. . " FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS. ' 'Sweden: 'Demand 23.15c. most of the output of these factories procession come the women and chilMARKET. MONEY A. & J. Howie Co.)(As reported by iDenmark: Demands 19. 10c. NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Call imoney easy; but products are finding In dren. .Swltarcland: ' Demand - 18.30c. Bid Asked high 4V per cent: low 4 per cent: ruling readysurplus outside A similar procesicn hat Ing started market, particularly Spain: Demand 13.20c. rate :4i per. cent; closing bid 1V per4 the Scahdinav1an;countrie. 1945 ......... 4 IV4 from the where the about the same" lira Argentine 8s5s1941 at Demand 4.42c. "Greece:' 4 loan last per cent; . . ., 100 n against the bride' nlace. the two groups meet at .100 ti cent;, offered at of fclsh. Belgium 1945 Demand 32.12c. money price Argentina:. . .cent.. do . 1004 '104H perTime , , . 'Brazil: Demand; 12. 75c.;Oerman mark adds to the" attractive- some appointed plate and proceed, " 4g loans steady: 60 days SU&a'rt Per ness ' Brazil 5s 1903 ' ': ; 91 c. Vvy of purchase. of German wares. Jointly to the church. All along the Mpntreal 90 s'.je 5&5H cent; days per"lcent; 1926 90 6s Buenos Prov Aire German-mad- e 6 5Vi are automobiles wakened months men and by women, streets . espec 7 380 ..: ircent. British 5s 390 per ially Trr demand by foreirn" dealers. Prime mercantile paper 5 Vi 3 53 the noise, lean out of their windows Canadian 5Vis 1929 ....... cent. AGENTS ENTKTl PI SS1A. 89 91 Canadian '5s 1937: to , . watch the lridal party. : 1929 95 4F U permachindo5Hs The of manufacturers farm the After ceremony wedding, Chile Gov 8s 1941 POTATQ .MARKET. 98 98V4 ' Whlt lookare .railroad made is ad a then ery rush. equipment formed, 20. general ClTrCAGO. Oct. Potatoes: ' .99 99 French 8s '1945 ing to Russia as a chief, customer bji to the bridegroom' .houe- where 4 red steidyr received 117 cars;' Michi- soon , do ... 83 1941 dull; be'as: conditions in tint country breakfast is aered (by this time it : ... 63 67 do Bs 1920 gan. Wisconsin and Minnesota white bulk Ss 1943.. cwt.; sacked ll.80fiGl.S5 have been established and already ing early morning) to all." 104 King of4sDenmark fl;70il.0 1931 Org pes).. 67 68 cwt.; Red river Chios sacked $1.851 hundreds of representatives of German Japan 2.00 cwt.; Saadland Ohlos buU 11.60 do 4s 1931 (sml pes) . . .". 66 erpdrting: flrmi have gone Into the INDICTED WOMAN- 1 . 1.63 cwt. do 1st 4V4s 1925 (Ire bes) .'83 soviet republic to study the situation r t 81 do 2nd 4 Vis 1925 lrg pes and prepare for a commercial effen-lv- e. RELEASED ON BOND oo zna 82 BUTTER AND EGGS. 192a (sm pes) which-thin "British are expect20 Butter flrm:.CTat-er- y 1918 6s Oct. Italian CHICAGO. 29 284 We believe that the best bargains In the U K64s 1929 ...V..... 91 t 90 extras 4444Vc. flrstn S543c; sec- ed. to bethe most alert competitors. are included in the 891937 do marltet ... 3tc. 68V4 today 5Vs MEMPHIS. Oct. ,J0. Mrs. It. O. onds iecr.ityai34c standards 2086 ....JP ' . ..... ..7. ........ cases: firsts TWO PERSONS SHOT . I . 6 . Tjeipzig . arrested here several days ago I. Eggs jfolkmins jlfatij receipts higher; a Hooker, i.;v 6 Munich 5s . . 8 firsts 4042c; mlscelordinary on a 44Sc;trom justice warrant is fugitive, laseoua-.4345crGrand Trunk Pacific 8s, 1962, at 55. . of 1940. 105V4 8s extras ,i3V4 105H Norway, King refrigerator CLASH IN In BELFAST Tex., where. It is al sued Dallas, 32c. 1929 92 Swiss 33c; refrlgeratfir firsts 3m fGrarid Trunk Pacific 4s, 1955, at 55H 1929 leged by federal officers, she is under 9t 93 do 64 6s 1956 63 London'-rates- . indictment In connection with the m- , jOntarios, 194:fc at 99 ; BELFAST. 29. Two Oct. of 520,000 from the South berxlement persons wllver 40Td Bar Oct. per LONDON; Uolat Stock. lind Bank 6s, 1151, at 101 were wounded during irltsr which oc- western National bunk, waa re!eaed Ounce. , , . .YORK NEW SUGAR. ' per 'cent. ' curred in the Stanhope street area be- .. Wednesday whetr she 'gave bond for Money . NEW YORK. Oct. he raw sugar tPenneylvania ; R. P Equip. 6s 1928-3' bills Discount Short rates; IS ; tween Pr was 4.00c " military and snipers last market $2,000 for her appearance la the fedfor cent; three month bills 3j per. cent. steady today at atUo 'yield 5.8 percent: One of the Injured'was & young eral court In Dallas. James Iyons is tree 4.11c ' and for Cubas duty, ' centrifugal Central Pacific 4s. 1946. at 56. ; . The committee reports sale of 60,000 bags now serving a sentence in.con-nectlo- n girl.. . . NEW YORK SILVER. ........ of Cubas. fMOrtfan Cannintr Co., 9 pet." pfd. at. 102 oo , with the embezzlement, and . The raw sugar, futures were NEW YORK. Oct. CO. Foreign bar sil- - ; quIeC very Con.' Wagon- & Machine Co. 'at 85 claim officers Rue that a part of the money of de Construction Rivoll th but the undertone was steady and prices Ter 71c . 93 . Mrs. to waa Rooker. . cost . . . , . t. 000.000 at caused and in..Pmrla 1 Mexican dollars 3 given 55c of to pcLpfd. showea J.CPennyiT points. ' v of. 414-- houses. removal ' ' ' 'ft " the occurred in refined Further changes gains , oo- LONDON METALS with fine granulated listed at 6.20 sugar oRii;ui:n jtiom rx;vrT . . . V to. 5.30c LUNOWlv.'. Oct- POULTRY MARKET. CARIO. All Kemal Hey. vice presi;eopper " 10. October an un C1IICAOO. Oct: shorts. caused ,tt ts; 73; i i 7f Covering by dent of the Egyptian Nattonal Party. Ioultry alive lower; advance of 20 points in that position in lead 23eiectrotyxic sine 26 7s Cd. fowls l42Sc;-spring2Sc; haa been ordered 16; roiic; turkeys to leave Egypt for . INVESTMENT SECURITIES ' no transacrefined futures, but other roosters 24c. to the former a sending telegram .were, recorded. tions FLOUR MARKET. (,. t Khedive, asking him to congratulate MINNEAPOLIS. .Minn.. Oct..- 20. Flour HAY MARKET. . . 16$ Main Si, "'' Eecles n, Sugar futures closed steady: approxJ-- J the Sultan of Turkey-othe Moslem JO. mate sales 050 tons: December 2.40a; unchanged. KANSAS C1TV, Oct. Mo., Hay ' Utah January 2.35c; March 2.50c; May 2;40c. , . New Year. ' Sfalt Lake CityT utah 5120. changed. 50.00 83.00 109.50 Bu16.-00- 0; I J ; ; " . l " , - i 8h-sti- - " . -- " i -- Utah-Idah- ed ' - - . nd , ... . . Pa-n.- - I - , -J- 8.-B- re-e- 1 m " ne-sto- . ck - s to,.-wea- k r" s ' - - S . - ' t full-tim- bulk-mixe- - - cr-al- . . f m r; - . to-15- c - . auto-trucka- - -- J : ' ......... I 25o-lowe- X" e, sis'sc. ly 4 . - - . I, " v " ; , ; . v r.-- --' : , . ' . . Kelly-Spgf- ld 7s 7s 4 ... - per-mUsl- -- on . - . - Utah-Idah- -- - . nt. : -- ' - . - , 1 , -- , ; 7s - : EXCEPTIONAL HlIWESTMENT : If . 51-- , y . -- PPOIOTNltlES -- 7a - 1 : -- - '67--.8- 4 -- . m 4s . - ... - - " - - - Paris-Orlea- e -- . ; 5s 5s ns ws ". . 4, ' - 20.-T- , eve-plng- - - : - . 7-- yr -- : , . " y '', . - :nelsontRick i . -- ... - -- ,J B!dg-Ogde- - . 1 Ei-a- . CREAMERY CO 05 den. s J ll |