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Show THE OGDEN -- ,. - ... -- g MINING SECURITIES. fAs reported, by J. A. Hoyle-- ... Antelope Star Alta Con . Am Con Mines . Albion Con . .. . Alta Tunnel Addie ' . . . . . Bullion . . . . . . Big Hill .Coal ,. Big Cot' Beaver Copper . Bay State . .... Black Metals . . Bingham Galena Central Eureka Columbus Rexall Colorado Con. . . Crown Point . . . Cardiff Croff - . . Cott King . . . Daly . . . . ....... Daly West Emma Silver . . Empire Mines . Eastern Prince Eagle & B. B. . Eureka Mines . East Tin Coal East Tin Con Eureka Lily . . Eureka Bullion Grand Central . Great Western . Hamburg Mines Hpwell ..... Iron Blossom . Indian Queen . Judge M. S. ; Keystone . . . ........ Kennebec Lehi TIntic ; .. Leonora . Bell. SilverLogger .. Lynn Big Six Monzonite . . . Miller Hill .. 1 - v. ck Allis-Chalme- rs NEW YORK STOCK LIST. (Last Sale) -- ... rs AUis-Chalme- . . . Cott-Metal- .00 .03 .02 .08 .13 .35 iOj .05-- J .12 ; -- 02 EASTERN WOMEN AT ARMS MEET C1CRE LU11IIREES As-ke- .00, .01 J.-- ( 31 rYEAUS BEIKa IMPORTED .01.... .00! .01 .10 t .12: .05. ;Same Groups Actually Gkiin m Spite of repression in America .2W j .15 .04 , ! . 4 ( i .97 .01 luxuries American "consumers of from abroad are apparently among the 0i: TO l last o yield to the general demand xor 3:00 1.00 a; reduction of expenditure. nuo hll me 1.60 the total value ot 004 United states showsimports a reduction of ,0 51 "per cent in. September. 1921, and .01 57 percent in the nine months ending 2.25 villi "v4 with September, when compared .0 the corresponding periods of laft year, .00 the Importation of many articles us-a .os .06V4 ually classed a ''luxuries' ihows and Increase. In the same .04: .22 actual .12. .24 In nearly. all Instances the period, fall off H I!ne or In other that than far less .00 merchandise. .051 .0 'While iris not practicable, says the .17 .12 banU j .00 trade record of the National City w ith r.h- 3. Q0 2.00 of Ner York, .10 salute precision the article proper tot . .04 a. jflance at the ns class "luxuries," .01 .01 record ot the September importa andi .01 .02 that of the nine months endine with . 55 .53 September makes it apparent thatus-it.Ui .03 very large number of the articles le- -' .01 ually bo claused show but small .02 as compared with those In oth- creases .01 er lines iiu 111 mail) iiiamiitt') uiiuai .10 Increases. .OS DIAMONDS COMIX t; .07t .07?i Take the Kroup "precious stones." .03 !"66! .03 for example; the actual total value of! .03 the Imports of the entire group in SepTos" s . ' ' i 04--- - y " -- rt " . ; - .. ', I 1 W M. Under Con 'im. izo us , cbuin nfcty, as the Oden State Bank issues Certificates of Deposit for three, ux, rinc ot - I twelve-mont- ine . 1- V j'-- - " " - t r h -- 'v " periods yielding pcf cent 4 in-tcrc- :t. This form of investment is particularly suited to farmers, stock raisers and rural residents, who do net find it convenient to fret to Ogden s, ! 1 lurplui fund icccndary to the tafety of the pnnci-pi3- , yet you do not have to be iatiflcd vrilh an unreatonably low rate of intemt in order to ; , JI.JLM The income you derive from your a 4 - , J -- SAFETY and INCOME ?2 " ... -- - N . I .0 .02 .94 . NEW. YORK. Nor.1 12. Oils and equipments were the most, prominent features of today's brief but fairly broad Instoc market. Prices were. Irregularlater the on initial dealings, but hardened the marked strength shown by high srrade oils, notably Standard Oil of.ew which rose seven points. The Jersey, was. strong. Sales approximated closing ' 750,000 shares. feathe furnished only Issues Special of trading at the dull and irregutures Petroleum. Full-mrlar opening. Mexicanand waaifeil.narkw Railway Steei as were also Spring were firm to strong, some or tne Qomesuu i a no. food and textile specialties strengthened, slight and but changes among rails were issues. Sears-Roeburestricted to secondary declined 1 point and American United States Rubber preferred. Sugar were under pressure. and advices over the holiday were European.influence' on local foreign exwithout rates. change I -- -- Railway Equipments Also Strong; Changes Among Bails Slight Hid Co. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13. 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R lrcqnently. Ycur inquiries will be welcomed. 1, . ; .. 27a; May Day .. 31 .. . , American Beet Sugar . Moscow American Can' . . ..136 X . . . Michigan-Uta- h A... American Car & Foundry . . . . H 51B New American Hide & Leather pfd Quincy . . 37 American International Corp Standard . . .. 40 North & Refg O K Silver American Smelting, .. 554 American Sugar . ' .. 35lt Opohongo . . American Sumatra Tobacco .20 Plytus tember 1921 wan $3.S0;.nQo nfrlm;t 3 ..lll'i American T & T Cloche Bristol .00: f3.47H.00O in September . . 78V yen. Provo American Woolen O .01. .0; and actual increas in value of uln ut . . 434 O Rico Argentine . . . Anaconda Copper . 864 10 in . while the increase . cent, . ...... per" Atchison .02 ON . . 30J, Reeds Peak is far Kreater. The number of Rico Wellington . . . Atl Gulf & W Lndies. .OOVj quantity 95 South Standard . . Baldwin Locomotive carats of diamonds Imported In Sep.12 ' .. 37, Sells : mm u m w ' v. fBTtriB-' Baltimore & Ohio .02 'M .03 tember 1921 was 35.101 against only . . 58 Sil Bethlehem Steel "B" Coal 2.05 2.10 King 23,158 in September of list year, and ..114 Sil King Con Canadian Pacific . , .62 ' . ' ' in the group "diamonds cut but not . . 30 Vi !oi Mines Sioux Central Leather .1. . . 464 set," the September 1921 Imports vir . Chandler Motors . on .01 5514B Swansea . Ohio & 31,733 carats ugaln?t 16.07D in SepSouth Hecla .20 .50 Chesapeake & St Paul .... .23B last year. Wines and liqSilver Shield tember .05 Chicago, Mil & Pac 04i.1 .02 uors alsoof show . . 32 an increase; the SepSouth Iron Blossom Chicago. R I .. 264 South Park 2 1 total of Chino Copper .03 Id tember "spirits." wine .24B I Tecoma "."60!. Colorado, Fuel &. Iron wan SG27.000 aeJiin.it malt and ...8& liquor"' Tar Baby "03 Corn Products .0? 05 .. in only $370,000 September Central . .. Crucible Steel .01 .00' 2.02 ... . . .. 12 Tintlc champagne Imports nlon nKKr"Kit-inf- f Tintic Standard . . Sugar Cuba Cane 2.00 70.000 quarts ugainst 40, 000 in the Uncle Sam lOrie . . . ..134 x 00; same . Utah month of last year. Con Ceneral Electric . .01 .00i! .. HVa Union Chief MOHK General Motors. Ii.Ct IMMUTMl) .01:. .6i' " .. 32 Victor Con .. ' Goodrich Co. In laces and ehibroiderles, the . . . West Toledo pfd .02 tireat Northern, Ore .02 32 .. imports actu;Iy exceeded in Ctts Walker Mining Great Northern 2.35 2. so .. 95 and quantity those of lat year. value Woodlawn filinois Central .oe .. 3G The official record of September ini-- ; ankee Con. .01 Copper . .02 inspirationMarine 51 .. shows the importation of "cot-- ! . . . . . Zuma pfd fnt Mer . . 55 .03. .04 ports and lace articles" at33..244.-00laces . ton . International Paper , '. xi Ww ax. U . . 24 Build a substantial hone, one that will stand for 10. iCennecott Copper . 000 in 60S, afrainst Sep-' . yards .107B . . LOCAL ., INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Louisville & Nashville. of tcmber last "eniand of year, ,..114 (As reported by J. A. Hogie & Co. years that's the kind you build with brick it's n Mexican Petroleum broideries" 3. 60S. 000 yards against BANK STOCKS. Miami Copper c .. 14 low in xnaintenanct cost and upkeep, a ccnstsntly. 1.656,000 in September of last year. Little Hetty Sz is oppo.d to tlis.irniain lit. Middle States Oil I BlO t AKed Silk laces .. 25 in 1921 imported September xvhich in Midvale Steel she posed ubmit rrc thor Ood investment. Tht initial cost Is rtlatirely low. ... 18 Bankers Trust $160 00 IH0.O0 amounted to 1842,000 against $872.- -' the only arms she knows anything Missouri Pacific ' t Columbia' ....... ..72 cif . Trust th 100.00 In father 000 mother's. her Central ahove York 1920. and laces pro- for the New Betty's Our brick in the various shade and qualities offers Deseret National ,.. 13 J50.0C 260.00 duced September, N Y N H & Hartford from fibers J72,000 against Chinese picture Cnit-- j Sao-K- e the .. . Deseret Chines' ininit'r S.e. Alfrel fB 1&8.00 Savings delegates, Norfolk & Western. a wide range for your selection of material. First National of Ogden...i. r 315.00 1266,000 in the corresponding month ed States. ami Mrs. M. T. Tyan.l Northern Pacific& Kef Vm Mrs. Below. (left of . . last The A Nat Bank of Republic value total of year. lares 245.00 Oklahoma Prod Nat'l-Banof Commerce. ,1. . ...1 100.00 aud embroideries of cotton, fiber, and nves of t'hiue.se technical Pan American . Petroleum experts. . at city Bank ...-3100. 0t) silk Imported in September 1921 was . Pennsylvania . . 56 Nat Copper .... K2.00 $3,013,000 agramst 2,3.S7.000 In Sep People's Gas .. 24B Security State Rank 110.00 1920. and West a . . tember .... Pittsburg . . 1 Utah HanK National - V'J Copper Kay Consolidated ... 70 Utah State National 150.00 . V Heading . &. Steel Other examplen of an actual in- . & Utah . 70yj Trust ..Jj 95.00; 103.00 Savings . Rep Iron Walker In Imports of articles usuallv! creaw Bros BanKers O.OO 25 240.0''' & Trad Shell Trans Office, 2420 Hudson Avem Zion's Savings &. Trust . .. 49 Yards at Haxriiville as "luxuries" Include 5480.000 classed iao.00 N Dutch Koyal 23 ... pieces of "undressed fur" ajrainst IN'Di;S7IliAI, STOCKS. Phone 111 Sinclair Con Oil Phone 19 . .. 78 . in September 1920; 409.000 Southern Pacific . . .. 18 Bid Aske.J Southern Railway pieces of "furs dressed on the skin" ,114B Amalgamated Sugar com.. 1 Standard Oil of N J pfd ..... 1.25 .00; 1921 Imported In do r. C5.00 6S.00 only 41,000 in September Studebaker Corporation . T . .....1 of -- year; ii September una ougar pia 2.50 'SI llflO nnnmlu t.f nrflflot.l last Tennessee Copper 1, iigrs com.j 46 ... Con S2.00 Wagon Texas Co 84.00 a ira n Bt AH fid one ' 22 ... ......... aeo: nome 478.000 year fire ins 330.00 Texas & Pacific . . . 60 . . Coal .45 .50 Tobacco' Products Oil of Limitation Con ... 9 independent Lion Coal 40.00 Transcontinental ...12.i Canning bs pfd 102.50 last year: 2.051.000 Dountls of if nii .i. ! Union Pacific ference Depends on Their for ..11B Morgan Alt States Tel 6t Tel .... ..i 90. CO: 35.00 and Swiss Typhus ing U S Food Products . cheese 50,000 against pound"! com1 : Stores and People's s Jr. A Alnnhnl pfd ?iv Scliramra-Johnso- Sugar Answer - cs Jletail n ; SO.'soi'lOLOO last year; 650.000 gallons of cdlbl s pfd. ' oliveoil 4 In 331,000 Kallon Standard Coal against fi 52 United States Rubber. .58 83 Utah-Idah- o Sugar United States Steel 2.J5, 2.43 September of last year. . 5G I B U S IU VM. rilll.tl SIMMS 7s Fuel DIX'LIM IOINTi:i) OIT PS! TZAMTZIN. ltu"i:i. Nov. i: pfd ITtah Copper .73 ' . 47 . & Lt 1st r . . . . Utah 'I h AmuPr . . . In Electric Sfi. of . inRfrnr N1I certain 23. u lii i RS.50 SrVoc. 'Wrilirn i:ilrf4y for Muii orrpsiMiu l pfl Westinghouse kiit 1. t .. 6 7. C M I . lOU.OOi io.s.o0'i an appreciable decline 'In the .(,., Thsa. irk or r.v-i- .i Willys Overland I'rt 1 : fcp-I.- -. elated ; iYi . .. Nor. WAMUN(TON. Sm. West and Cache i Lead i Zinc. i American 101.00 iember Imports of "luxuries." bvcrue int'"' Becaaw there is need of mxrir more hamci ia th in llusslan hosiUT,ls Walker Bros Sugar 13B Dry ;oods.. ' nnd China hflJ thi fat of th Butte and Superior cvon Jap.in than o fnii Is worcf It orlnciDal . 13 articles hnu whlrh nmtpd Petroleum became you zttd a cornforuble bonie ' uo.vns . 5:'.B Pacific cunfrrtnee nd th p"rc of Odcn, a'utt mobiU-ij- . plushes ' further down lh Volga. Tx.rS!iln h art works, jbeing: Montana Power . . . .. . ' 6L 1 which has lb" world in their han4 i AMco!ribtons. for younclf and family, becauje brick is eco. manufactures of Kold and sil-- 1 f lvs hosplt.iis f none of er Shattuck Arizona . . 36B j f Any a will i America tnh..--ver. oulnln part uerfumerlrs. w:ifchH. ulnele rruln tuprni"u , Pure Oil S Kx Stoclr 03 . 10 nomical, beautlftil, subsUnlUl, a.fc. We nd turcfw at the th" invincible Oil .. S 1' L A & S L 4s 1961..; ;ln prucdlnps. ro.oo; . Cl 72. 00 - nrniantcnt parley hrr will be glad to n!d yoa In plinniiir; your bcrae. Gen Asphalt . Standard Ccal 6s 1924 . . , ' 4.4 mi score artines which can nmrHv k.. they .money with which t' p'irch.iC. r, I'lah W. ft. ill 83.6i! Fo.o.i ciaHsoa as luxuries' chow a reduction nourishing food for their patient". t? Kfr.il Ural upon hrr. Hut hljrnd h;.-43 1920 a rrvriv.g job. oian IjZ ic of t a nnd ALSO lll'NC.HY Ii-DOtTOH-fo.ooivf about 20 per cent In total value In FOREIGN EXCHANGE. , m-.Kecuritie5 Cs 1922 Utah, - Utah-Idah94.50 of ex, a th whrrcan hand uf Soviet 66.50 tiira the Second 12. hospital the At Nov. o September imports, while the fall Foreign NEW YORK. Sufar 7s 1930 . . s;.5iji ?0.00 off In of total wan thejerand Imports ClG?eEat Brifalnf- Demand 51 per centthere arc flip a motikywrcnch Into the work! Jd.nc,. $3.94; caoles Manufacturinfr material mnvfrtrd nrlvate CHICAGO Qlim ITinwt woman a lone j dovJur.nnd tear up the whole machinery. with a decline of 41 per 50 patients imported shows ' CHICAGO. Nov. 12. ; n sum a Thin France: Demand 7,24,Jc; cables Tv25c, few the actuation wntnt with !n and rh.irire. when Up with compared jcent September Open v c of the grojvt Low i witn-ou- t the o t High Clo4i Ttaly: Demand 4.094?; cenferrnco hh last of as nurses, a foodstuffs Wheat-Dec. toiauy year, reduction of girls Demand 6.Use; Caftles b.O.c . Belgium: ; Demand i l " nop oil. camphor, alcohol, bod auii war. v- - runr n,; ollo .i..... iiu mimif. Jl.OCii J1.09' J1.05U Jl.03 mr .SaUc; cabled ;"J4C lor ii.unuistiurrs (Jermany-and Jeffcricx Yards xd Office Tvreaty-nint- h IOI U MAIN Qt'lJrVTlUNS ther use in manufacturlns: a fall of 60 clothing or Ireh cartneixs- In th 1.10 Holland: Demand 34.65c: cables S4,71o. May 1.101 1.13' 1.13, Corn-D- ec. are outakirts th at : 14.12c. lief l'our uucstion Demand Pbon 331 uppermost per cent, while manufactures ready for First Soviet hospital, Norway Demand " ssH 23.00c. eu 150 patients, but and the anser 47 which only the conSweden: are which thcr of use, the city. .464 largely of composed c May 6214 .52? .B3 Denmark:- Demand 18.5oc. .52 '8 luxuries, show a decline of but 27 not medicines, no lye soaps, no In- - ference Itself can determine with acOats Switzerland: Demand 18.82c. cent. acid for washing the germ curacy aff awaited with anxiety. Dec. 32 13.75c. .32?i .S2, l 324 i will .. wKngland continue to playI I -floors. fested May Greece: Demand 4.0c. . , irst. .37?i ...... ... 1 m 37" M .37, com mo or i aisceni HA'4 I'ork fool The 32.7oc. liil ' f.,v, Demand dally .. . Argentine: r-vt CHICAGO Jan. hot or on GRAIN: dish uni 12.87c. of oacftir-gni Demand consists "onp. Brazil: 14.00 upjorx CHICAGO. Nov. 12. (Jencral rommlj-slo- n sixth of a pound of L,ard and three-quartein tho orient and elsewhere 'Montreal DIVic. house buying, together with l!cht-nf-s- s S.43 Jan., of a overseas. g.43 ho demand a new deal in 8.40 brad. of 8.42 pound I of offerings gavp May 8.95 tH 8.95 8. 5 ? f. east overnment 8.83 the fur formerly soviet FLOUR MARKET. The In lUbs wheat market thf tnrly dcailnju. toda;, S-- c 12. Flour hosto free will nd. mcdicin. the Japan: all MINNEAPOLIS, Minn . Nov.carlcafl trrnal Hullish Jan. sentiment supplied appeared to be thieflv lots May the to and law the the on the fact that down staff general public unchanged to 25c higher;at ir$ .Li'g-7.8lay basfl m;kdo's recti continue patients J pital pin a :.50 fcrnall anl that In some quarters ih wtn-t- tr but it ceased doing so some months reprrrcntatlves family inpatents and stand pat tn cotton eacky. barrel H pull. y of pararnoinl InleroF.t" iu crop start In th southwest was re- .ago. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK . as cbUined when, corr.i.-.aBran$12.00l'i.00. as the worst ever known. Bei'.r.g lh CHICAGO. Nov. lJoctorn and hcspltul attendant are Asia; tr will ih Inflwnce tf liberal 'ROCK OF THE MARKE States Bu garded advices at hand were that the stock thin reau of Markets. sides, the f.ict t Ir.fsr.'.ry the that' turn dcrirg Tftirtyeighth in tide the sufficient and despite tk(,aQ hungry r )Cattle of number one Manitoba In IJverpool mas NEW YORK SILVliR. 000; compared with of the st o2d atul week AGAIN Grmr.i attempt Is th now a of of the favor WEST COMES bct genuine application -NEW YORK. Nov. 12 Foreign bar choice: light and medium which rsnced TrariUln rllr.ed tj ta f!l In 1511. he steJr. exhausted. Opening Volga di- - j,ollcy of the "open doT" In that part and yearlings 25 to 40c low: Short fid from with December food center In the cntiro silver 66c per ounce. ' highrr. a: three dajs cf Lafk. Mexican dollars 51c. and heavy steers 50 to 75o lower- - com- S1.05U to 1.05 and May 1.10Vto J.ll. trtct.. Here the public market Is fully f ihf world? and vrstuaJ3y held tlm rouowea oy lurtnrr mclerate emlnm stocked. Hut. as In other ojga Cities will Chin, heldrss to h Jp IA:STlfi. TACOJ4A. Wash. fightirg mon passers and westerns 25c lower- CAMP Third, . fat k 25 to 40c lower; bulls, I'rospects of a decrease in the t'nlted at prices beyond the purse of most of herfclf, allow her prido to prevent tJeneral itr:rad!er 'ov. ir. visible on States total and cutters mostly 25c -supply Its Inhabitants. accepting 'the Interrmtieaal j.itance Ciar.l McAlexander. railed th lower; veal ca"v" tenaea to neip tho bulls. Prices Monaay Hock rinsed IN tOM Mi ll wcr One wee it cf manual and agriculshe tnut have If she Is to survive l.lVi: calves 50 to strong 2 to net 7ac off; stockers and"eay f with De. In tural higher, at 4,c river anJIame." between 25 to 50c cember $1.09 to the feeders the of the ) ear's cf The t.he market Of will draw her within C:np training fis 1.0&Vi and lower. May Il.UV and the : n at of each er shell and work cient every station, fr.fantr brigade to Huth railway of up hoc'.hcj. the requirements rironuni 1.13.and oats 5000' larcely 10 to 15c ,,1lrsT,!leceIpts to S.000 seen from be In and would which in which time Com sentiment may hardened with whest. llu'garia, girl surely r f the Third dlvieien. higher than yesterday's conditions of bring intervention and to opening higher. May 000 refugees In various m?ato:Crtfew late Bal" wakT holdover After McAUnder In mid dash between the Inttrvc nii.g probable 52U 4o are E2ic. the market living :ored They i the of underfeeding. slight powers? pound nrltlsh.. lUrht hogs $7.20; the frotn American, before c;iece?r. that We suggest you invest r,nii(ii additional gains. are from will mud. of Many arriving refugees K:!e In ' Tcr Secretary the Fourth, Uniul mackerel the id of an active French and Italian governments Seaboard advices Int. as far east ns Orenburg. fhrt- . Htiehff l able to Jutfiile these three his you ask us for detailed information 8teady to tronff; bulk desira-Shee- p demand for orn. The market do work ovrfKi. Ill pp".latlon htatf. high-grad- e are 6$8.00 'the w sirivare le tnin. the following crops huul ttlnr luml.i concerning closed .steady at highly to 1c net advance explosive 1000: tortus'. Receirts disand the Ion or.o tall, reconciiir.g with May at E2?i?53 to 53c, ing to reach I'oltava securities: i.r.tunaf ana mostly packers direct: few on MTi X, Oats Vic Mgher. trict, but the trains are Irregular, due J4nn to the American ideal to started riual unchanged steady at prices; 57J2 Grand Trunk compared with a week May 87 to 37Hc. The market gathered to bad railways and to the "green U58, or will he tind la Asia, ago: Best fat Iambs opportunities to steady more a firmness later. little peasbands, or Grand Trunk 3s, 1962, at 574., fat yearling ' Provisions were dull and showed a ten- army J and overcome? cut sometimes tracks who ants to n,:nt9JeVV5cJxisher: matured fat stock dency Penn. R. R. Equip. 6s, 1928-34to sag', notwithstanding higher otherwise Interrupt traffic. w L'5 j "X each ieeaer Th mgner; receive lambs four to mut rtilnts 40c higher. quotations both on hogs and grain. yield 5.8 per cent. small trading in its riht answer If the conference is to ; the than Other In the bo t footstuffs. there is no tuin Morgan Canning Co. 9 per cent Pfd. and a cat-i.- ! rophe nverted, tavrj C,TV LIVESTOCK . is nor there prosany district Txarltzln KSS Stock at 102 flat. Sales. oniMIsM riiOl Day's kANSAS.aTY. Mo.. Nov. DOUBLE American Con Mines 1000 at IKc. pect of any. Its arm fac'.ory im idle. leaders themselves j Tle Bureau of Markets.)-Cat- Ue delegation ReJ. C. Penney; 7 per cent Pfd. " Stock States 3000 red Tunnel themselves Alta 13Hev of at the army, Foldlem 1000; for week: ceipts opllmlini. Ualena 2000 at 6Jc; 1000 at are hungry. at 932. erally-2575Their pay nnd rations prufes Bingham lower; some of Ixrd lee of rare ham. first lord of 2000 CAHefarf 14.000 tc. at top EVic; at she-sto54c; Russian civil $11. Co. have ceased since the weak to 25c lower; can-ne- rs Ilritlwh ftdmlriltr. in an interview, Consolidated Wagon & Machine tho 500 54e. Bell Silver at and ended. cows stock s has .outh in war the and j ) heifers steady-bullto r the . stated Jingland sr'rt-Cardiff 500 at ?5c. Com. at 85. .. mnstlv 9L i. ana. . . - oc .w. . ' on c. CoaL 1000 at Kast Tintlc limit i..;,.. Kiillng ttouid disarmament. Jhi rtop Province of Ontario 6s, 1943, at 99. i.uu iowcr: stockers ana Tintlc 1000 at ltC Lhl the feeders iuuy only at the point beyond which Im2550c lower. Central Pacific 4s of 1949 at 57J. 2000 at SVic; 3000 at MicMgan-Uta- h be would of the safety rket'. empire i00' zooo 2000 c: of fairly a at rotten game at 7;c. He played iIFTRe,pt8 golf. packers and shippers fully steady 8Vc; periled. 8000 at 11 may be said. New Quincy 1000 at 7ic: Because. Says a power engineer: average stenogAdmiral Kato, Japaneeri!nU!er of 10 8. 1000 at pacicer dAys. buyer use tfe; of club t knew lie the every $6.9o; bulk light weight and even ltrhi. would 100 agree i Silver King Con. at 63c. marine, t4ld Japan " rapher expends enough energy in a day to lift 7680 But couldn't use his head. shipper up $7.05? 6.fc58.5; to cut her Tintlc Standard 100 at 12.00. r,val for Sheep Receipts noai: West Toledo 4000 at 2c. program If Japan could be shown that , pounds one foot fro nr the ground." Of course, she INVESTMENT SECURITIES grades lambs 15i3r higher; tcj 19.25; lur.iiT not would suffer her rt inlefwt by uu ZoC ivnvi could not lift a 7680-poun- d sienny to The Dancer Joined a football team. son of such a cut, ' OMAHA LIVESTOCK. weight if she tried n best fat ewe buufp Eccles Bldg lower; eiaun S4.23; feeding lambs 169 Main St. tlie halts. where 12. That'a story Nov. Neb.. OMA1IA. W. Yen. States W. (United iu iuv lower; lew ov:r ?7.o0. Chlrse foreign Ir. week. The secret is, a little at a time. Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts Ogden, Utah Because, upon his first long run. Salt Lake City, UUh me China wants the roll minister, a and medium to waltz. dance butchers He light stopixMi SUGAR MARKET i Z steady To accumulate, say $25,000, frequently looks na open door policy carried out in China, "OO XEW. TORK. Nov. 12. The raw sugar to 10c higher: packing grades mostly to lbe would like do China but bulk opening of sale $.00O lower; market was unchanged at 4.0S to 4.11c fcr steady; eloe wcikht. Yet inntead of having the. treat powers impossible as lifting the 7680-paunCASH PRICES centrifugal. . There were no sales to local 6.75; top, JS.85. c n R 1 hard. break ll ope may be . to par en wiuv a CHICAGO. Nov. i:. Whra! uaiiie iwcipia ..o; corn refiners. It was reported that the United some save $25,000. How? Usually a little at a ago: Fel steers 25 to 50c lower II. 10. Kingdom .had bought 10,000 bags of San week again. sne-io;2. I t No. westerns 2. 4Cf4t-4No. niUed. moeuy SHIP filled 2c Cofn eieaay; Domingoea, Washington atmosphere time . Building your savings account over a period 'prompt shipment at 14s 3d. lower; calves 50 to T5c lower: stockers c. 1. f. United yellow. 4lr 4HHc. and "buts." Kingdom. with 'Ifa 3J-- . a. to feeders No. lower. and 2. No. 2c 3i'4 In raw sugar futures there wa a vety steady Oats white, 'EM of years, even by small deposits, will bring you a nvffi American offfrlals have ltied Sheep Receipts none; compared with white. 324 it 34c. trade and prices showed little vari- week quiet too much lambs Fat aga.lr.st optimlsni. warnings ago: mostly steady; ation from the finals of Thursday, closRye nominal. balance. Begin this payday. ana yearungs ztbvc gratifying IteJuced to it essence, the feellrjr lower; Teen lUiriey. ing bids being unchanged to 1 point net sneep C5c ers about n the eve of the conference l "hopehigher. lower. December closed at 2.40c; March wed, i .'.Ofii... Timothy US lover se,d. S!?.vOfm.'v ful." 2.26c; May 2.36c; July 2.46c. rathr than "eipectant. for . LIBERTY BONDS J'ork nominal. The market for refined was unchanged Chourh e.i,chrrHlng delegation gives COf 9 oS. at 5.20 to 5.30c for fine granulated with NEW YORK. Nov. 12. Liberty bonds Ijird. 19SOOi7.75. out wlinrgnew lnlervljw announcing to Ribs. business still limited by the inability of closed: P.ii. T&.24; first 4s. 94.64 bid; eagerness disarm, amounting to an : TJITION UVESTOOK renners to maKe prompt second 4s. 94.70; first 4s. 94. 50; second deliveries. "if." there la Always AND FIG OS OGDCN, UTAH There were no transactions in refined 4s. 4.72; third 4 Vs. 98 0: fourth 4' " BUTTER And what each of the powers really 12. Mutter, 00HM1BSI0H CO. Nov. sugar, futures with closing prices un- 94 p. Victory'- 34. 99.74; Victory CHICAGO. . 4s, creamery extras. 4l'rc; firt. CMAS. H. CARTON, Maeajsej O rectee December cloeed at 5 D3c; 83.74 , zr; intends to do remains a dark a myschanged. As. ana o.uc. and for Was It Marcn the ft order fat may MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 'jC. secnde. 33f3'c; etanlar day the conference tery We have etandlnq and ve POTATO MARKET a proposed. lilaV.tr; rrcei;t. .0!n rjnj; f!ril. r.frs feeder cattle. Also feeder T53 Waihin;ton Avers e l otaioes re- - ZZit'r; tr.Dr.iry f:rt. t:;Tc; m'.et-!anjmtSUGAR FUTURES ti Iv.;ajVJ. ,ov. lambs. Qst In touch with us Immeiirm; NEW YORK. Nov. 12. Sugar futures celnts 176 cars; total U. .; v. shipment 't( r'.v: f refrl.eerator Kwihtjr-or.rhemira! ' emer! u i diately. refr-rati. tr 400 tons: 1247: Rwl river Ohio Zi sales Sl.MfH.n closed approximate quiet; to 1 scientists, although th y OGDEN UNION STOCKYARDS 3.10 cwt; fowl. IJ';2t:; known Max, 2,3e; Northern white, bulk II. l'cultry alive, unee-ttledJanuary, 2.23c; March, ..2.26c; are 16c. others yet to be discovered. I Julr. 2:46c. sacked Il.70ai.f5 cwU t rrlng, l)r; turkeve, sir; rotrrm, I . 1 ! .oo-"-- ; INTEREST COMPOUNDED S of-las- " Bank State Ogden Capital and Surplus 300,000.00 'O QUARTERLY . i ri'B'Ti rI'll itkb errga'a ' dtO SAVINGS I I WHEN BUILDING USE BRICK i ii. I ! S"ej-temb- er ; i : . - U A 1)21:. yu ? i.n ti ...,. ,v -- T.-chin- 1 . Mm I , . 0 ROSS . . jFMJR QUESTiOiiS; LACK ME DIC11S AT ARMS TABLE .tt nk-aln- Ogden Pressed Brick & Tile Co. I - 1 1 i I CI ESisVi . I ; Fifty Patients 1 r- - . uild This Fall ! Vinu-sLn- 1 : - i i:n;ljl. hr. f"-al-a , - 1 tili ily n 1 ! it Ashton Fire Btick & Tile Go. - I S i n - h-- 4-- n 0 I - . , pr -- 1 car-boll- Build of Brick i .- -7. l- I . m. 1 f nat str-nctf- r a rs i h-r- e 98-po- uni ,. I r 12.-(U- nUed h-a- to-lU- w-r- ij p rr;. :r c e she-stoc- hr I INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES t;-ner- Ku-rop- x p'-- jrl 4cc f dipfr! -- antl-tuh-ie- lltl re-ac- n l lnutr an crir iny . i 4, non-Ho'shev- ik ,. cTdtoto c Stenographer Lifts 7680 Pounds Beeferenl ck i urn J. A Hogle & Co. iin-s.- "Hie tp 'ctght-and-;gM- kaiuix ! 3.-0- 00; d K TO H-jb- t. . . National Bank of Commerce - -- - i. s. a. - 7j ci C' T ; |