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Show 10 THE OGDEN NEW YORK STOCK LIST. (Last Sale) "... ; (Am 354 7 American' Beet Sugar 29 American Can . 30 American Car & Foundry ........... 157 American HideJt Leather pfd ....... S5i American International Corp. 37 American-Locomotiv83B American Smelting &. Refg ........ 40 D5 American Sugar American Sumatra Tobacco ... 31 115 American T & T Anaconda Copper . ..........,..... 44 Atchison- . . 87 Atl Gulf &W' Indies .......... .... SI Baldwin Locomotive "5 ,. Baltimore & Ohio 36 55 Bethlehem Steel B .V. Canadian Pacific ......113 31 Central Leather 45 Chandler Motors 5g Chesapeake & Ohio 23 Chicago, Mil & St Paul 32 Chicago R I & Pac Vi Chino Copper,.. 26 Qolorado Fuel & Iron .'. ............. 24 Corn Products . 87 Crucible Steel . 64 8 Cuba Cane Sugar . 11 Erie ... 1. 134 General ElectriQ. . General Motors 11 r.i. . Goodrich Co-Sli 73 Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore Ctfs. .......... 33t Illinois Central . ,.,...96B 37 Inspiration Copper . 56 Int Mer Marine pfd 06 International Paper . 24 Kennecott Copper ..... 109 Louisville & Nashville Mexican Petroleum . .A ....1137. Miami Copper 24 . Middle States Oil ........15 MJdvale Steel .. ...".... 24 19 Missouri Pacific . 72 New York Central'. N Y N H & Hartford 13 9 Norfolk & Western .......... 73 Northern Pacific . .... Oklahoma Prod & Ref .............. 3 Pan American Petroleum .'... 50 34 Pennsylvania . . People's Gas 57i 25 and West Va Pittsburg . .......... 14 Copper Ray Consolidated . ... . 71 Reading Rep-Iro50 & Steel 46 Royal Dutch N Y 36 Shell Trans & TYad 23 Sinclair Con Oil 79 Southern Pacific . 1S Southern Railway . 113 Standard Oil cf N J pfd lb Studebaker Corporation "9 Tennessee Copper 4& Texas Co ... 24 Vm Texas & Pacific 53 Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil . . ; 9f Union Pacific 1247. 11 U S Food Products Li U S Retail Stores 40 U S Ind Alcohol 49 United States Rubber 83 United States Steel . 57 Utah Copper ..... 4757 Westinghouse Electric . Willys Overland . 11 American Zinc. Lead and Em 17 Butte and Superior 43 Cala Petroleum 55 Montana Power . Shattuck Arizona 35 Pure Oil 11 Invincible Oil 64 General Asphalt Allls-Chalme- rs . e .... Several Issues at. Year's Best Prices; Stock List Is ' Dull - NEW YORK,' Nov. 23. Renewed buying ol Liberty bonds in several instances at the year's" highest prices, was the fea- ture of the day on the stock - exchange. Representative , stocks were- dull and again lacked a definite trend.--- . Sales- approximated 50,000 "shares. Miscellaneous shares were .. depressed during: the morning", - sustaining losses of one to five points. Among these were International Harvester, common and pre- f erred, American. Beet Sugar preferred, Underwood Typewriter, American Brake Shoe preferred. Famous riaycrs preferred, Sears-Roebuand United Drug--. The market rallied before t noon on strength shown by Reading, Northern laeific. General Electric, International Papr, Sumatra Tobacco, chemical and utilities, the latter including People's Gas. Renewed was shown by Liberty bonds, activity the selling a new high for the year of 95.90. The first, second and fourth also touched the year's best. Call money opened at five per cent. - Utilities and speculative rails were bid up in the final hour, but the 4 per cent money rate elicited ho response to the usual leaders. The closing was Irregular. Government bonds were strong and railroad bonds continued to improve. , :;. ' ; ; ck ' 4s 3s . - CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO, Nov 23. Low ; High Open Wheat-P- ec. .lltt 1.13 $i:09i 1.11 May May Oats-D- ec. May "Lard . 8.65 9.00 v May Ribs : Jan. ' 7.75 .50 .55 . .33V .88; .3oU t 8.62 9.00 7.42 7. SO. 8. CO 8.67 9.05 9.00 7.42 7.75 7.45 7.80 745 May' 1.13,4 .33 .33 .3S ' Pork-J- an. Jan. fl.10 .40 .54 .133 .38 Closs 1.11 .49Vj .54 ; - .................... ................... . . " -. .- 1.09Vi' Corn-D- ec. - ' CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO. Nov. 23. Unfavorable crop mn together reports from Argentina Buenos Aired had a. higher , prices - atdurii g the early trading bullish influence wheat market here.of Betoday in thewere aor Loudon reports sides, tnere of J"e-Offeringon the part in buying tivlty here were laeagre. ? Opening to which ranted drum quotations, i j 10 higher, with December il.es-followed were and May $1.11 bv moderate additional upturus..-action of Corn and oats reflected the c to wheat. Corn opened unchanged scored then and 54 to oHic, May higher gains all around. a shad to 4 Cuts c Oats after Starting coi.tiruel to barden. to 38c. up. MayJ8 Quotations on he ga helped to Higher give a life to provision!. higher quotaSubsequently in continued d,roV.s i tions at Liverpool; sales at the Gulot southwest and export upward Mexico kept the market pointed most of the time. The close was unsettled, 1 to 1.10net higher, to and May $1.13 to Slil0 1'Fo'r"the fist time in several Weeks December corn sold at 50 cents and above. net t(' The close was firm Bofcc to 5555 with May higher, NEW YORK SUGAR. 23. The early- raw waS steady at 3.87 to 4.11c cominittee reported for centrifugal. , The sales- - of 18,500 bafcs of Cubas to out cost and freight, . at port refiners enual to 4tlle for centrHneraL near Raw sugar futures wereofirregular. 1 .to. 3 points months showing declines while later deliveries under liquidation 4 points net higher on were 1 houses and buying by commission a t o. 20 Refined sugar was unchanged Refiners fine granulated. 5 for 30c to Jars still behind oh local deliveries. conTrading in refined futures ; were fined toj the November position at uns t-- r to-l.lij.- - n - T Colorado Con Crown Point FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS. (As reported by J. A. Hogle &Co. Bid Asked I - I 2c wUh-Uexemb- er - ;5hu5St 2c .,- - cov-crin- gi CbSStf liSur" dosed; stead- y- approxi2 . 22c ; j T 9900 tons January mate sales March 2. 23c; May 2.32c; July 2 . 42c. KANSAS .CITV lilVESTOCK. CITY. MOW Nov. 2X (United State? Bureau of' MarVets calves and, bulls 6300; she-stofew yealers $7. -oS.00, generally steady: . 404 . 00 ; bulls mostly bulk fat cows $,3 steers unevenly- to 2oc bee J3.003.50; stockers and bulk $6.757.00; feeders) draggy and iweak; few o3d saies ?4il SSSlReeelp'ts 6000 fairly "active, open mostly ten strong to 10c higher;! closedpound weight cents higher; bulk 190 to 210 around $6.70, to packers -- and shippers to shippers 140 pound averagesbulk of sales J6.80; packer top $6.75; sows $.00 S6.506.70: 2 3cmost throwout lower: bulk $6.757... 5 75 pIks 3000: early salescrood Receipts Shep ewes $4.00; classes generally 25c higher; lambs feedine steady; $9.25; lambs fed westerns $8. 00 f others carry-In- g come-bac- k short fat end $8.40. If CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. BuCHICAGO. Nov. 23. (United States9000: reau of Markets.) she-sto-Cattle Receipts 25c steady beef steers and load young yearlings $11.00: higher; jpart steady bulk beef steers $6. 009. 00; bulls 50c higher; t cstrong; iveal calves mostly and feeders bulk around $8 !50;;"!' stockers ' about "steady. 18,000; market active. HoesReceipts 10c higher than yesterdays a ?trcrg to 86.85: bulk mixed up most; top 25c higher; Pigs steady to ' $6.656.80; desirable $7.00. bulk S000: killing classes un. sheepRecelnts even but sharply higher; ton lam 110.00; $6.758.00; bulk early $9. 25 9. 50; culls no fat native ewes $4.35; gocxl choice lambs sold early: heavy feeders steady ,at $8.00; best not sold early. CASH PRICES. 23. Wheat Nov 2 red CHICAGO. Nov. $1.21. No. 2 yel52c; Corn No. 2 mixed 51 " low 51 tfi 52c. Oats No. 2 white 3638c; No. ,white , v 3335c. Pye nominal. " Barley 5257c. Timothy seed $5.00.0. Clover seed $12.5018.50. 7 Pork nominal. I.ard $8.808.90. ; : Ribs $7.007.75. LONDON METALS. LONDON, Nov. 23. Standard copper V5: tin 160 12a X66 17s 6d electrolyse 25 17s fd.. 25 5s; zinc Cd. lead ck - to--1C- v ck 118-rou- nd . . . " Cardiff Daly . . Daly We Emma Silver Empire& Mines . B. B. .., Eagle Howell . . It on Blossom RAILWAY BOND a: . 1962 selling- 59. at j . , V ,This la1 a SHrst Mortgage Bond on 1740 miles of railway and a prior lien on Equipment property and tolls. Jn addition this bond is guaranteed as to" principal and interest by "the .Canadian ment. Payable in London in Pounds Sterling and In New York in U-- S. Gold at the fixed rate of exchange, $4.86.. Complete information - on in-- i . : do do Chile 9S ft 104 I 102! 19iC t j 5s 5s 1929 1927 gov- - 8s 1941 104 103 52 103 163 !l 91 97 91 ' .oi" .00 .04 .04 .02 .01 .08 .07 .03 .25 .04 .40 .05 .01 .00 .02 .16 MS., 2.10 .03 .14 .02 .01 .61 , .02 .50 .03' 1.00 .10 .'6s" Michigan-Uta- h New Quincy . . . .08 .- . ! ! -- .... . . .00 .12 .02 2 . on King Coal . SIl King Con .. Sioux Mines . 811 .i3 i ' 2 South Hecla . . .04 Silver. Shield .. Tar Baby .oiS Tintic Central . Tintip Standard Utah Con . Union Chief .. 02 West Toledo . :.5o Walker Mining Wood lawn . . . .01 i "Yankee Con . . .03 Zuma Opening Sales. American Metals 21.000 at Alta Tunnel 3500 at 13c. Big Cottonwood (valiti m 2000 at Bell Silver 3000 at tc. Galena 3C00 .it 4c. Bingham2000 Howell at 5c. 50.) at I Sc. New Quincy 1000 at .ft) 1v :K at 1000 .06 . bc; . . s tt.,rr. - I ed lnl-re- I - 4c. :. ,crury , j . t'-- ren-itativ- e Jrd-i:x'f.i;- n 1" . im-- si ,. -; J 2000 North Standard 2000 at 2V. 100J at Yv. Bingham Galena I'J ai Silver King Con. 100 100 at 53c. Tintic Standard JuO at U'.'fO: 'O-'J7. West Toledo 1000 at 1 Wcodlawn 1000 at tn . 1 I'. I loebe BrisrrH 100 . . 1 i tc: at M 1 n lc. a'. - ; Provo 2000 at Tintic Standard 1150 l J.r. West Toledo 3000 at 2.uma 1000 at 4c. 20fK) at lc iioche Bristol 4000 at Closing Sulci. Bell Silver 3000 at U . Lehl Tintic T000 at ..''c. Mfchigan-Uta- h 0tM 8c. three-fourth- lU-ede-r, :. 7 Fo ! kun, .01 .01 ! rd j i .01 .02 .03 3 ly-thi- ! ,f.O ! lc. .0J .15 ,02 ! - -- well-inform- .56 j of a corn "OP of 3.1S0.OOO.-00- 0 I The personnel of General Diss's par- - "wrapped ja the glortous folds." r.T?mlA bushels in tho United Ft.u alone ty was as follows; General Luc.' OBLIVIOUS OF FIIU; coupled with recent favorable reports chief pf staff of the ltatwn army; CoL Eotulers relate of the famous on worUl wheat and rk crops sug- M. U. H. A., honorary aide that when he commanded the general Buckley, Twin. gests .says the- trade record of the to General DUi; Major Coceonl of tho army corp he sometimes ap. National Citynk of New York, that Kuslole, secrets o to General Hiax. in the trenches. At Ean Mlehle, the world s supply of bread and meat In hU address of welcome Mayor peared in the he went a boar of will be little below normal despite the Francis spoke of the visitor although utterly forest f the terrific sheiT oblivious In the whal fields of IluMda. being a long ways from home wer fire by the Austrian, shortage although ths A 3.000.000.900 bushel corn in 'among friends who since they were idege- batteries. It was sji id. ."we re vom-a- ll the United States alone meanscrop to unable be at the union station Itln- columns of incandescent material probably 4.000,000,000 bunhels for the en- to welcome the distinguished visitor ma kin? the stone heaps red hot." tire world, for the United States usu- ;had delepled the mayor to do so Tar It w., n October of 1BU that Gen- -i s ally produces of the theni. lie told of how the American eral Diax struck the blow that broke, world's corn outturn. 'people had watched the progress of the AuMrisn front, drove a Ari'KCTS MKAT SUPPLY. .Italy with admiration for the Italian wedKe into the enemy lines and great sent And this tig corn crop with u .soldiers In the world war and express- - their armies reeling with tosses mean In turn and unusually big meat ;ed the wish that General Ola would of thousands of men back and hundreds of welcome 10 guen jn the guns. upply. especially of pork for a large i part of the corn ot the United spirit In which it was tendered. II V KING lIONOIti:i) Klnis fed to swine cn the farms States Among the committee to welcome a1km Af SPREAD OVER MONTHS the vUltors were Lsptstn J. Itaj' Ward G neral Diaz defense of First reports were that negotia- where it is grown and the meat thus 'and W . II. Sutton, state treasurer rep- He was- - honored by appoint- to distributed produced all Dart Italy. of th tions had been opened for the disposal uovernor ChxrUj It- Ma- - ment ns senator in, his own country of the balance of the Cuban crop, ana world in far greater values than that revenung Lcy- me corn while the cititens of Ver.lc out of oi in the natural With these were, later modified to a the changed conditions of tat. j Floral tributes from the Italians of Kratltude to Ihrlr preserver, presented where it was said that a tolling point conproduction tract for 100.000 tons was transportation in resulting i.wn were tendered General Diax by ;.im wun a goldenoo- sword. that and from the war. the Kuropo was Involved. Both figures all demand of the Miss lloa Faro and MIm Tercfsa seem to world be extreme, and In upon the United States for bread Fearcelll. circles the impression still prevails jhat and meat has continued down l the The Jadies Hand of Ogden played CANNEES TO PICK half a million tons is quantity under present time and the promise of an ab- the "Star fe'pangled Itsnner." and CONVENTION PLACE normally large corn srop indicates that ' Italian band rendered lh Italian nthe negotiation. i wo shall be ablt to respond In the tlonal anthem. From what can be learned Indirectly it does not appear that the negotia- world demand for meat as well a There was approximately I J00 prr-so- n In nine months tions contemplate Members o? the committee recently at the Already to welcome General chosen using up the whole breadstuff. the current yearly or which fig- uias and h!matlon by the Utah Canners Associa- reflqlng capacity of the refineries in- of :ff. volved. The understandng Is that ures arp now available, we have ex'1:l the place for the holding Frank Mayor Frsnci headed tho'l,nn the sugar Is to come forward in ship- ported more corn than In any full k- - of the annual convention win mti ur I D! CIU t o o 1306. while th ments sufficiently to permit of year since city. were represented by the fo. lowing: 4'urSn5 the latter part of the week toquantity In the coins form each refiner devotinglarge of In oecitmn n wii snnouncKlw finis club F H. ' ar" a a j i. pork product only part of his the current l toi- - The committee consists of to handling the Cuban year is 20 per cent creator Hincklcy. llntary club: r. A. Wr.'rht capacity sugVad'lw 'Orth. Utah Fwcking Corpora-- . ars. than In the same months of l:o. Frogrewuve lluine club: M- 1 Wll-r1II- the valu is probably 1?U by Itn., though Ifi:LI BY RANKS Herrlngton. Utah Canning of the lin; American hnpier mpany; and James Anderson, Mor- This, it is pointed out, would havo reason of the reduction in price. Even 'Association of Unglmer- - President the effect of preventing the raw sugar at the reduced prices of whe.it and Frank Drigg. Weher club; Secretary gn Canning comp-icy- , J- - HtSlwell, Is frordfor Che holding ot market left in the hand of on corn the exports of pork nrodueta. Ogden chjirr'r f e ar theOgden T rolled or two being convention t V. V. of the most benrlsh chiefly produced from com. "ill be merce; kef r. far VAllr adequats ran le obtained and of offsetting th havoc that thene nearly $300,000,000 in valuo and the Weber Club: HN.ut F.xecu'.lve G. .v. to according might cause under such circumstance. corn exported In the natural utatw ap- 'Gowtrs: WiUitsm g. Wl!iwn. traveling Mr. Wadnworth. The new rtln'.ng room the Wftr club, when completes That the negotiations have not been proximately The v.ilu 'agent for th"f South rn Fac'.ric, tp- - rf $100,000,000. . . will and the people. It I definitely concluded aa yet may be i mm jur product ," for cxportfd from er and t iher will be ample the attributed to the numerous factors re- the United Htatel in the convention w. m re pro decade trgantxatloni ;Sding. It s computed, quiring consideration In so Urge a exceeds $3,000,000,000 andpat of corn in a '. t c ndance. Octal) for thor program will alts the transaction. One of the points natural al.ile about $400,000,000. SAIT I.AKF Ii;LlGATIt ' e A er t.V lha rr.mnlM.. 9 .l The wide delay, it appear, is the fact thatcausing corn distribution of our In . . . .... Elected.. , much th iuii-iconitil at ' of the sugar Involved is no longer www form of pwrk Is llhisitrated by the 'L.ike fl"iimi, "the eapital dejection.' headed '"'cersjicrissz w !n the. hands of the fact that the exports of bacon In 192" jmhlch arrived her rt 2 tn. , producers SO but is being held byoriginal to wett banks which addifferent countrira and Viur,r.o tiiAZ. u EXPRESSES THANKS ,mand vanced money on It as collateral. colonle. hams to 55, lard 6$, . and most Th ownership of tho sugar, it is sau&age 8 3 cuuntri5 and colon!-in Italy and on. of the gres:4: orh!, TO CITY FIRE DEPT. n said, if the agreement goes through U. S. LllAUS IX SWIM. to fame the in achlee, world will not pas out of th hands of the The treinendoun' of iur corn v. nr. present owners until it has ben refin- crop s General Diat U tPcpurlr kn-of that of ae. 'Iteiativ tti the Work dor the, ed and old. ' Uhil Hheridan" .of the the account. fire rdd the at Ogden IuntsvUl strugg.e tnk'n department MORAL IX)R that lnuived all t f the cirUii- OTT.(T ie.atement. for tho fact tn.u we Fir I'hief George A-- Graves Ono of the reports current In connec- far more swine than any other oiun ed world. He u was who retrieved hM recently rccetved the follam!: letter today tion with the negotiation Is that the try, for swine are the e fortune sfter the from Joa'.ah R. litmon country' military rttit rnot convenient bulk of the sugar involved is to be reof hu- - 41"1 uiiier ci i vaporette. in which of the community:. corn Into transforming fined and sold for export. Austrt-terma tne . rna n food, especially for exportation, more troops raptured) "In behalf of Mr. Caroline Feteraon While undoubtedly a largf propor- and 0O Itailan soldiers and and the than 2u0,0 corn Lho is mon; useful food for people of Hur.tsvnie w desim tion of it may find Its way Into con- swine, ' 's Kun to our appreciation to your- for expre the tion except cf sumption through export channels, it jlhc "bacon licg" which produc INSFIUMS TR(M)IN and the work of the fir depart- letf is chiefly fed doe not appear that thU i the unIhe seemingly Crushed ment of the fire on Tuesday night. ln.iptred the fon smaller grainy, uheat, derlying thought In th? transaction barley, etc.. with an admixture rje. to renewed resistance and rod- - acts of kindness are never to be Th or trocpH fer Such a proposal, it is pointed cut. Untied attack. Aided by ihe Frit!? Kitten ty the community. - You save 1 dairy product, and as n consequence and would presupposo that Kuropean French, he struck such trcmen- - H of the winter supply of fruit and "bacon hog" producing areas are wer unable to adjust their the dous blows that Venice was saved fool In the bstement of the Feter- lying north of the corn belt of from tariffg to protect their refining indus- thoie the deppoiler and her p:!ns n home. Sincerely yours,. Jcaias S. the world but producing ampin suptries against an avalanche of Ameri.. . oir 4iu tho of smaller n'lwn. plies n.ice;ng r.OrUC. nbove can refined, grain which 4r! was not seem to col-- 1 his genius it The department made the run 19 thai the through named. Thli close num. relation of the be borne out by the fucts. Austria came and her capiiu-- ' ihv Frtcrson in fifteen minutes ber of DWirte to the nupidy of coin lapie or Tho underlying motive. It is ald In as was forced. He comes of a loa? and due to thehome latkjin winH Momi. . hirh best their fiod for pur-reliable is more likely to be ..i Inmi.iiirj- i:iim- - rns ancestors ronssaeraoie uunculty in fighting ths has resulted in a fattening poea in the found in quarter, growth the moral effect which the Napoleonic war. He fire which had a big" start when th 'number of swine In the United Slate fought be created by the wiping out ofwould born in in such and (was 161 was," Naple coincidental with the a largo block of the Cuban growth tn corn educated m the military schools of that department arrtved. ooj surplus, a as and production the icltv and Turln- consequence while at the same time putting a halt Under the United one-haalone State English law tobacco In has about to depreciation through lots of Fortitude- and pa!riotim of General any form cannot of the wine, of the world while it be svM on Fur. s but It Is regardtd as a desd letterday, einoniraiea veirs iro. or the Inoa 1911-1- oilu produce about oo3 he played an active pari many towns. corn of the world. ; .01 .02 .02 .02 .00, .01 ! -0 Oa agalnsrt Turkey. for-valoroU- .03 .2 .07 .02 .05 .03 .00 On behalf of the cltixens of Ogden in the war of Frank Francis extended the cne.cKxxtion Italy ilayor leading his troops welcome of the city to General ptaa into battle la while the Libya carapalrn, he and his staff who arrived in Ogden received a euppedl mortal wound to San Francisco, Cal.. and while believed to be dying called todayenroute from VahinKton. .fur the f..,- - c,t Itnlv mnA atkM it Hm - . .01 . Naildriver North Standard Plutus .. Prince Con Paloma . . . . . Pioche Bristol Provo Rico Argentine Reeds Peak . . Rico Wellington South Standard lion Blossom . .62 .02 .01 HUGE THRONG AT OGDB! STATION " NEW YORK. Nov. 23. Negotiations looking to the refining: of a large quantity of sugar, were reported this week to be under way between the Cuban sugar finance commission and a group of eastern refiners. While no announcement was made of the negotiations or their object, and this pav rise to a variety of rumors throughout the sugar section, indications point to the fact that a quantity of approximately 600.000 tons is Involved. The sugar would be refined for the account of the present holders on a tolling basis. The retailers Interested In the project appear to be the American. Howell. arner and while in some of the reportsMcCahan, were current the that name of the Pennsylvania was includ-ed- . : throe-ruurth- th-worl- d ,frril, It. i ; b-- r wn i U2?: ) at he lu-arl- y ; , j FOREICN EXCHANGE., exNEW YORK. Nov. li. Foreign ..v...... 103 !io3 . change irregular. Demand $3.99-- ; cables 103 Danish con mun 1946 Great Britain; ; 101 101 j French 8s 1945 95 si 1941 $3.99. 'j6 do i cables 7.0Sc. France: Demand 7.07c:cables 62 i 63 do 5s 1920 . 4.12c Demand 4.ltc: Italy: 8s 1943... King of Denmark t.S6c. cables Iemand 6.85c; BelgiuAv. 70 70 4s 1931 (large pieces) Japan i Germany: Demand .S5c; cables .i6t. 68 6i do 4s 1931 (small pieces) Holland: Demand 35.43e; ablen 35.lc. 86 86 1925 (Irg pes) 1st do 14.10c. - do 2nd Norway: Demand 23.50c. 86 86 1925 (lrg pes) Sweden: Demand 84 85 1925 )sm pes) do 2nd Denmark: Demand. 18. 43c. 41 42 i Italian 5s 1918 - Switzerland: Demand 18.85c. 96 1929 U K l6 13.75c. Spain: Demand 94 1937 91',a do 4 (Jreece: Demand 4.00c.-- .sc. b , Leipzig 5s . Demand 6 Argentina: 8 Munich 5s Demand 12.50c. Brazil 9T 96 1936 ... Newfoundland lf Montreal 91c 107 108 -Ss 1940... King of Norway 100 100 San Paulo 8s 1936 three-fourth-RAIL RELIEF DEFERRED. con112 iia Swiss 8s 1940 , 23. Easier Nov. WASHINGTON. 95 96 1929 do resulteu has j market in money the Paris-Orlea62 ditions . 1956 .... 6s i i.iu;i-v- t farm recent pjtoDi cno.v 67 in a decision by the adminU ration not 59 i AUTO Grand Trunk 3s 1962 is It In only very refunding years that bill the authorizing to press 340 S Paulo 8s 1936 gldrs loan! 330 i our corn crop has crossed the 3.000,-1000.0of railroad indebtedness to tae Int cfflcUl naid bushel line or that of the President Harding wasfound ma to have s world crop today output the 4.000.000.000 quarters to ,'r'; law ufflci-- nt RAILROAD BONDS'. under bushel existing The. world was slow in mark. ty Ss ,T. A. Hogle Co. ) (As Reported by financing tne retiuiremenu of railroad new thin food train which adopting investment demand Bil Asaed while great Cohimbus back from Haiti uncarried f..r rrM marke furnished a ready der the native name of "mahlx" on 82 82? 8 which the treasury received A T & Kan 4 1995 T4 1933 74 his first return voyage but It graduB & O conv railroads as the result i credit inter10 104 Can Nat Rys 7s 1935 ally spread through southern Kurone changes. 105 105 do Northern 6s" 1946.. ; where it was designated as "malzo" 66 66 1932. con I.OS ANGELES. Ca!.. Nov. 23. The in recognition C M & St P LIVESTOCK. OMAHA of its Haitian title 107 108 l , case of the, city of Pasadena Chi Un Sta a OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 23. j above and 57 Its introdu60 named, against Grand Trunk Iac 4s. 1995,. 106 Pureau of Markets.) toHogs Judge Pago Morris, of the United ction In southern after 166 Kurone extended 10 cents Great Ncr Ts 1936 active, steady Ijlhcr, States district court of Duluth. Minn., ; slowly over the other continents. 99 99 1939.. Gt Nor of Can butchers and light medium hulk la which Judge Morris was accused (present the corn crop of the world At 106 107 N Y C Ts 1930 ;.. 6 60; top $6.70; bulk stronger weights of 88 O S L 4s 1929 violating the traffic regulations, j normally: United Ftates 3.000.OQ0.000is an dmixed grales $6.0O"36.35.steers was 106 "106 1930 7s continued Indefinitely in beef t bushels. Pennsylvania srady Kurooe as a whole 00.000.- Cattle Iteclpts 4000: 50 71 S P L A r S L 4s 196t ... fed steers here: she-sto- court here, today on a showing police no choice to weak: 000. that 67 as 6S Asia 300,000,000, 4s Argentina 1950... St L & S F PL bulls and veals Judge Morris was lower; a whole with his 80 80 engaged and 100.000.000, Africa about do 5s 1950 null. feeders and steady: stockers 93 94 25c Judicial duties. 7S.000.000. The corn crop of the UniS P conv 5s 1934 7 2500; lambs fullywool-eThe jurist maintains a part time ted Receipts d 87 86 fed do 4s 1929 State has been stated as holding lambs hl?hlr: $8.60; clipped fdsheep and 81 82 best residence in Pasadena and it was ex- first rank In the value of our do ref 4s 1955 strong; $9;60: farm plained that the case would be al- outturn, hay ranking second, cotton do S F Term 4s 1950 ... here $8,10. lambs feeding "86 86 4s 1947.. to lowed Union Pacific 1st reet until he came west third, and wheat fourth. 90 90 do con 4s 1927. The again. MARKET. METAL SO against 80 do ref 4s 2008 Morris recitedcharge while he wasJudge that NEW YORK. Nov. 23. driv84 .West Pad 5s 1946 84, electrolytic snot and nearby ing an automobile in Pasadena a few later o. weeks ago he t ri i r u nn,i 9. nearbj Tin steady: snot and Jnred a woman pedestrian and did not " INDUSTRIAL BONDS. futures $29,6269.73. . ' l" renaer a; a as is required by & A. unchanged. Co.) Iron steady, prices 4.70c. Hogle (As reported by J. law. " soot Lead steady; I Bid Asked lie was overtaken by a motorcycle Zinc quiet. East St. Louis Oellveo 84 85 Am Smelt Ref 5s 1947 .... officer, 4.70c placed under arrest, rave bond spot 103 103 Oil 7s 1925 ... f .,'.1,002.and Anglo-A4..c. 4.5.ft Antimon yspot ered a P ot not 101 102 Anaconda Copper 7s 1929 Then the case was set for toguilty. 102 102 7s Co FORGED. & 1920.... Armour CERTIFICATES that It would not conflict with 100 101 New York day so Morris' Beth Steel 7s 1935 1931 ... NEW YORK. Nov. 23. The noJudge calendar. 109 109 8s a Cerro de Pasco Knral stock exchange has issued I I ' ' (Note Judge Morris has been hold102 1931 102 of forged temporary existence of the Dupont tice com-10S 108 8s 1941. In federal & court ing I'tah Hvinr The Goodyear T 7sR 1930 rilOENlX,In Arlt. Nov. certificates of J. P. Morgan7 and 99 99 per cent porarily exchanged court with Judge grand Kenn Copper French iurv dlatrlrt republic the for the rourt here pany 102 Kelly-SpgfTire 8s 1931. ar 102' external loan bonds, due "u"""". conducted today was charged by Judge William juag about orris 1930 ... 102 103 Morris & Co 7 of the Morgan firm said later member court in Ogden A " two weeks aro.) n. tjawveiie a investigate ' tne case er noon 98 100 discovered Pao Gas & Elec 7s 1925.. was Tuesday the forgery oo the United GardStates 7 103 103 to s sent Hoy 1930.... was Rubber against U S immediately a and warning 105 ner, escaped convicted mall robber. 103 St Oil of Cal 7s 1931 ail institutions concerned. 106 107 7s 1931 After the court's charge, had been St Oil of N Y 100 101 Swift & Co 7s 1925 delivered to the iurv. MARKET. Thomn A. POTATO re100 101 8s Co 1941.. United Drug 23. Potatoes weak; Nov. CHICAGO. United States district V Flynn. attorney, 84 .......... 95 Va Car 5s 1923 SN cars; total UnUed State shiphe ceipts 72 announced that would the ask 104 West Elec 7s 1925 279 nd..M'rhJs:!.' Mlnnetcta ments cars; to not jurors 10o Investigate 105 only the al Westinghous 7s 1931 ... V leged attempt of Gardner to rob a f2.40 cwt.:J cwt.; Idaho sacked iu:wt mail car her a week 1at nirht. sAckd and Minnesota and North DaU-whlch resulted in Ills capture, but al cwi. w.,.Bv;nJ bulk Red river n.xjtfi.w LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES. so to investigate to determine If Gardsin sacked and." bulk rou.-.- white $1.65 (As reported by J. A. Hogle & Co. , 1.75 cwL ner was connected with the robbery BANK STOCKS. of a matl car at Maricopa, 30 miles I Bid f Asked MONEY MARKET. of here, early In November. south Nov. 23. Call money NEW YORK. CHICAGO. 21. Nov. railWhile $160.00 $160.0 Bankers Trust Mrs, Gardner was present when 4 per Scent; roads in every part of the United 95.00 easier; high S5 per cent; low Columbia Trust wtelte charted th , grand Judge ! offered 66 at rate cent; per per 250 257.00 ruling States were calling, conferences with lury. Deseret National per cent. 196.00 cent; last loan 4 Deseret Savings . ........ their oo- employes to propose a reduction Time loans firmer; 60 days per ... 215.00 First National ofXJgden .... per cent; six Ofix wages. International officials of the 245.00 cent: 90 days "5 US Nat Bank of Republic LIBERTY BONOS. per cent. shop crafts, affiliated with the 100.09 months 5&5 Nat'l Bank of Commerce.. Prime mercantile paper NEW YORK. Nov. per cent. railway employes department of the 100.00 Natl City Bank'......;.... Liberty bond ; American Federation of Labor today cloeed; 4 J 152.00 98.10; f)rt ,t S.OO bid; Natl Copper " ..... second wer 5.0i: Bank second 11U,00 BUTTER AND EGGS; . flrt 44 tS.?S; Security State preparing their demands for 145.00 Utah State National ...... tnira CHICAGO. fourth Nov. 23. Butter higher; wage increases of five cents an hour Si61: ft.fi; "95!66 & 103.00 Trust ..i. Victory Utah Savings extras 44c; firsts 25,42c; over tho rates established by th rail- ti. 19.):; Victory i ss.to Walker Bros Bankers ... 233.00 20:00 creamery 3Sc. records standards 32234c; road labor board's I ware 183.00 Zion's Savings & Trust Co Eggs unchanged; receipts 2578 cases.-- . award of July 20. $00,000,000 1S20. Jins. HintMAx TAprr: INDUSTRIAL ' STOCKS. These demands will be presented at ' POULTitY MARKET. nv Aiicn itoin: Bid As iced Nov. 23. Poultry higher; a series of conferences of the individCHICiGO. ual fowls to on be held roads .95 20. KEW YORK. "Good nhj!;L Her- last word In Amal Sugar com December 1319c; springs 17c; turkeys 3Sc; x;io 65.00 oo do 8s Pfd 67.00 roosters 13c. , . And Anna says: , . mans" 2.25 Sugar; ..pfd and com Btgrwrs I recognli my husband's re r.iuf. "Good Anna:Con wagon night. 83.00j 83.00 UNSETTLED I appreciate his necesaUy for soiitvid . Home Fire Ins 230.00 klsa, Tlxsn They .45 .59 Independent Coal "Isn't she the most beautiful and artintlc contemplxtion. But my TO CONTINUE ... 100.00 103.00 Morgan Canning& 9s pfd..... 'is different. I crave exFrom him. thing? tiiptrtmnl Tel 90.00 Mt States Tel 95.00 citement . and a . "He' of all little bit isn't raifty. I love to dance. com rlghL 3.30 Sugar pfd and People's SHIP Ho docun't Hut he?" From her. Schramm-Johnso- n 8s pfd.. why shouldn't we b 99.50 10i00 Unsettled weather Is forecasted for srood friend though married?' are two ............ Mr. The Sirs. Itermsn .52 Coal. and Standard 1 .5$ 1 viclnlt and Ogden toand 'EM tonight Utah-Idah- o ; 2.25 2.35 Sugar . Tappe, whose olutlon of how to be .And that explains whv . morrow, according; to the forecast of Utah-Fir40-- 00 . .' I Clay 50.00 a "We've our electrified iriven married .nappy home and tak the United States weather bureau. up though ..... 83.00 l'tf.00. TO For ' Utah Pr & Lt let pfd...j. New York..cn. apartments.". Tappe says. "Anna Colder temperatures are expected. Z C M J ...... 105.00 107.00 ...j j "We really love each other devoted- comes here every day and is Juirt aa US West Cache Sugar" ....... Yesterday's maximum temperature 100.00 ly. 'Th'.2i was 67 degrees with a minimum says Tappe, Aside from being a enthusiastic as ever about our bust Mutual Creamery 6.00 of U S Fuel 7s pfd ........... .69 45 degrees last night. - very original huiband he's the most nejus. Fut we ro our -Individual ways .73 200. 00 j Walker Bros. after business hours. original and exclusive fashion designer oo . "in America. "That's after the manner cf . BONDS UNION LIVESTOCK ' .'NEW YORK SILVER. I have my work I love soli- Hurst, writer, who first startledFanny "liut New I Bid Asked COMMISStON CO. NEW YORK. Nov. 23. Vwrelfn bar tude. I'm always creating things York with the plan of intermittent Reference Required R L Stock Ex Gs 1959 68 c. liver 87.00 89.00 even outside ot my hats and gowns," matrimony. ' S P L.'A & S I 4s 1961... Mexican dollars E2o. 70.00 .W have standing orders for fat and 72.00 And he pointed to tho walls cf the "When people with decided tern ?et Standard Coal 6s 1924 faetfer cattle. Also feeder and twi 95.00 amenta furnished vestibule. bein la tojcet n each other Utah Pr & Lt 1st 6s 1930.. "ssioo 87.00 t artistically Tapoe FLOUR MARKET. lambs. Cet ' In touch with u lmm. He painted them himself. Utah Lt & Pr 4s 1930 nerve,, us 75.00 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Nov. 31. Flour ay separate," dlatB'y. Utah Securities 6s 1922. . ni "I adore tnuiie, literature. Anna Tappe. to lOo higher; in arlosd lots 96.00; 9S.0Q day. unchanged well, perhaps Ktah-ldab- o tl f. I can't who likes ins and rndrn ; OGDEN Sugar 8s7s 1930. 87.251 frtf.f family patents quote dst $r.oiiT.ii3 a UNION STOCKYARDS Mutual-CreamerSf 00 I to'-sbarrel In ?s pound cotton 126. women Mm. Tap?', was Anna Hol.-hbear smoke nsck. beauticfgaret. Braa $14. COS l$,Qi, . tu- - ful a.o leL But Anna smokes. I've a leaning . . ! s 7s gov-ernmen- ts .-- 4s 4s 4s 5s 5s " I -- 6s 5s . i PflllDT HI 1 ns 00 I 4s 5s 4s 6s FOR '' ! WED, IN LOVE, BUT LIVE APART 0. S. JUDGE 6.-5- Rec-eint- w ; ck : - fe-d- ers 'y. 1313c. , - .rr. 1313c, 1 1 1-- - ' j ANOTHER CRIME - LAID TO BANDIT m J " 7s ' ld 20-ye- ; Y SHOP CRAFTS . TO m d M " .'' RAISES - V. .a SKIES HERE . V " e . 4s SPECIAL WINTER RATES Dec. to April . " , .. , , -- ... - quiry- - io2; 90 90 96! S9 do 5s 1903 do Ss 1930 British 5s 1927 2 .92 2s de - Buenos Aires 6s Canadian 5s 1937 7s i .01 .04 .02 TO FEED IVOR LD Negotiating' With Cuban Helps Appease Hunger of Sugar Commission for Europe for Meat, EspeToll Contract cially Pork .02 .14 .05 ITALIAN GENERAL GREETED BY 55 class, we believe high-gralong-tim- e railway bonds are a good buy, on the ' present market. Especially do we recommend to the conservative in- -. .vestor Grand Trunk Pacific 3s As Argentine do 7s 1923 Belgium 8s 1941 . 194a do Brazil 4s (sterling) 1366.. ....... .. 63 99 103 103 102 50 .u .03 .03 , Sells .t .to .02 .00 .06 MM A GE UlllUL IUI .0 .03 ;ot 2.25 , I APBg-T- .13 .04 .00 .11 .01 .03 .77 . Jron King . . Judge Lent Tintlc . Leonora . . Bell Silver . Monzonlte . , . Mammoth . . Miller Hill . May Day . Mason -- Valley . Moscow .02 .07 1.00 1.50 Eureka Mines East Crown Point East Tin Coar . . East Tin Con ... Eureka Lily . ., Eureka Bullion . Grand Central . .01 S5 A LONG TERM ' 5s 1945 , BIG CORN CROP AiwH I .00 .01 .05 .12 .01 .01 .04 .00 . WEDNESDAY EVENING; NOVEMBER 23, WZi. Co t Old Star Antelope. Alta. Con .' Am Con Mines ... Albion Con . Alta. Tunnel Bullion .. Big Hill Big Cot Clot Beaver Copper-- . .. Bay State Black 'Metal . Bingham Galena . . Central Eureka .' Columbus Rexall . I - MININQ SECURITIES. reported by J. A. Hp1 STANDARD-RXAMINE- R Dry-Goods...- - Permanent ! Guests - - -- J.: A.: Hogle & Co. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 169. Main St, Eccles Silt Lake City, Utah Utah . Bldg-Ogd- en' NEW HEALY HOTEL . . r-- -- f . know" , |