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Show THE OGDEN 10 NOT A GOLD BRICK MINING SECURITIES. (As reported by J. A. Hotel A Co.) Bid Aske4 Antelope Stare . .... Albion Con . . Am Con Cop . Most Spirited "Session in Week Featured by Gen-- r era! Gains NEW YORK. Nov. 26. The two-h,osession on the stock exchange today was relatively the most active of any day this week. Transactions were on the basis of considerably more than 1.000,000 shares full session. The market gathered fora most of its strength from the spirited demand for rails, some of which rose to the yearns highest levels. Equipments, oil and numerous specialties, particularly textiles and tobaccos. Joined the comprehensive movement. Realizing for profits caused only modthe erate reactions in the final dealings, aplist' closing with a strong tone, saies 500.000 shares; 'Welded proximated' also was shown by the bond list strength in which a majority of the Liberty series established highest quotations of tfte The short interest In the stock market was again driven to cover at the opening session. Buying of rails pt the week-en- d and oils continued on an extensive scale. Northern. Reading. Union Pacific-Grea- t Illinois CenNorfolk & Western, St. Paul, were most contral and Texas & Pacific the rails. Standard Oil spicuous amongrose 24 points and further of New Jersey accumulation of Mexican and Petroleums. Middle States and Pierce Oil preferred was noted. Among specialTeleties, American Tobacco, American Utath Leather Central preferred, r phone. registered Copper and Davison Chemical Tobacco and gains. Sumatra irregularConsolidated were the only promGranby inent stocks to": show reactionary tenden- ur .03 ' .ioh 04V .us Sells .14 .03 .05 SU . . .92 .00 .03 ....... v. "N Y c 'z7 . . J3; . r .02 AA1 ! Xv .04; .024 .00i .09 ' '".hi' - .07 .03 .09 .40 .03 I .22 .04 .16 .03 .20 2.00 it' wasn't a gold brick nor was it lrUn confetti Just the Nope, first brick for the new Knights of Columbus building in New York. Babe Ruth handed it to Marshal Foch on the steps of St. Patrick ' 01i .63 cathedral where the marshal attended a special mass. Archbishop .02 .60 Hayes is in the. center of the group. . .02 .02 .0144 .62 , semi-quic- k . .01 1.00 .08 .08Vi 06i .03 FARE AST PACT .07V4 .14 .02 .05 .00 .07 .02 .01 .004 .oi; oiu .02 .00 .12 Mutual Creamery Gold Notes Sell at $490 for Each $500 and Net You 8W. Mature July 1, 1926. RAILWAY OAR W .12. .03 2.35 . Must Russians Not' Discouraged Be Removed First, by Fatal Accidents in Observers Agree Testing Invention Friction rs in Orient rapidly; prospects for the future are cially bright, They may be exchanged for treasury stock of the company any time, before or after, maturity. During the last 12 years, company has paid dividends totaling an average of 0lt per cent per annum ; directors adopted a conservative policy for 1021, and passed dividends, thereby adding to the strength of the corporation and maintaining its high credit stamyng amonjj financial institutions. Resumption of dividends is expected to com- . HOW NOTES AEE SECURED. espe- Mutual BY WM. 'PHILIP SIMMS MOSCOW. Nov. 26. (By a Staff Creamery Company Collateral Gold Notes Written KxprcsKlvely for tlio NKA. Corresnondent of The Associated; Heduc-26. Nov. arc secured by a first mortgage to the Bank! Press. ) The Bolshevik government WASHINGTON, tlon of armament alone will not stop Is proud of its attempts to solve the ers Trust Company of Salt Lake, covering the war now brewing In the Pacific. problem of land locomotion, by the all of the company's equipment af its 31 An agreement between the United 'use of airplane propellers attached to States. Great Britain and Japan aa! railway cars, automobiles and boats, plants, which on September 1, 1921, had a to the size of their navies meets witn'.Jt ha not been discouraged by accl-th- e book value of $559,337.03, and by pledge of , but dents. approval of everybody here, can was The most notable crash unless these three countries that the company's equity in real estate and mence next spring. come to, an understanding as well'nt Serbohov, 60 miles from Moscow buildings, arising from plant purchases. On with regard to the Far East, a naval ion the Petrograd line, when Abakov- 7 holiday will prove In the end a sky, the adapter of the air propeller five September 1, 1921, this amounted to FIVE YEARS' BUSINESS. During the for these new uses, was killed In- - a criminal waste of time and money $1,238,-261.7making a total security of Failure to agree on a common passenger car together with numbers years ending February US, 1921 Mutual mean In can of a little better than four dollars to the but InternaOrient or Third the policy delegates Creamery Company made and sold 39,061,381 one thing-- namely, that America,; tionale congressfor each dollar of notes. There arc also pounds "of butter, 13,3I2,S39 pounds of Britain an'l Nippon are lrreconcll-- i Ht'IUIII) WITH CIIUKMOXY. in quick and semi-quiccar The was a force at odds of $500,000 ice of and th.cre that assets, ably going at speed cream; cheese; 1,043,403 gallons about 70 miles an hour when It will ultimately be resorted to. as serve which a further misceldozen sold and guarantee 9,579,009 eggs; bought statesmen here con- Jumped the track. The victims were laneous products to the value of $2,563,461.49 sider it an absurd paradox to con- brought to Moscbw and burled with safety of the investment. All the money deceive of the conference winding up great cerernony in the Red square, rived from the sale of these notes will be the total amannt of sales equaling in agreement with regard to scrap- against the Kremlin wall, where lies added to the company's free working capiThe "Mutual" has taken its inping of navies but in full, discord John Iteed, the American CommunCHICAGO GRAIN. over the Pacific. ist and Journalist, tal, to care for its stcadilv increasing volume ventory depreciation, recovered its shrinkage Nov. 26. Easier foreign CHICAGO. The objection to this adaptntlon of ILLF-VADANG EH of business. markets made wheat weak at the opening of xvar price purchases and created a surairplane propeller, at Jcast for Should thLs absurlty happen, how- the of the Chicago board of trade today. First f ' when , a high of $40,000 and FOR EIGHT MONTHS i .to lc lower with Decem- ever, it could only result later on in railwayis uses, is that plus prices were be1 car the speed attained, single and May $1.14 to a stupendous spending of public treas comes to 1.11 ber $1.11 Notes may be purchased o IT HAS KEEN "HACK TO NORMALCY." uncontrollable. Its brakes do 1.14.: was maon ure war of hurry-u- p orders not function initial but the is and Trad the' all when its for Demand selling effectively light lowing investment houses. increasing products was general until support for May came terials supplied by profiteering con- road-be- d uneven or is a turn curve, out at $1.14. This checked the decline tractors .demanding panic prices for the car leaps the , track. Collisions occur enly momentarily, however, as scattered their, wares. the car can not b The nation's proud savings, with stopped because liciuidation continued in December and CO., when It overtakes a quickly the market declined further until strong billions raised by war levies sticking train ahead. started a recovery by to them, would be swallowed up in u commission houses HALLORAN-JUDG- E The adaptation may have to be CO., buying May. ' At the end of the first limited to and Jiffy. for these bota hour ;Decemher was back to $1.11 and reasons, While of State Ilughea" lately a number of flat Iron boats Secretary May at $U14. & SON, ED. D. Towards the clcse rails took place on dramatic offer struck the popular with an upturned prow hare ben seaobservers with the of world needs and fancy, acquainted expert estimates built, each equipped with a hljch- - .8 & CO., A. conditions in the Orient power board advices to be contingent was in the powder-ke- g motor. Critical engineers nay: market for Manitoba. The close was are loathe to construe him as meani- the method ! wasteful, despite strong with December $1.12 to 1.12 and ng- that the arms question can be erreci. to eprciacuiar $1.15 1.15. May. of of Far disposed Independently SV2 to c lower, with DeCorn opened nooFTors. Whenixki; the cember at 49c and May at 54 to 64c. Kastern problems. automobile caulnnn.! the unconditional with, this They contend Cash- houses sold December early In the make their np-- ! session. but the prices moved up within scrapping of battleships and a naval pearance Inpropeller streets the Moscow holiday .without first removing the with a terrifying noise the ofpeople only narrow limits. not I corn to tended causes demand la war of a steady but and Export mirage leave the but only streets, take to but week-en- d evening np nullified this. offers no real guarantee of peace. run awav the) rooftops. unsettled with December UEALi ritOHLKM fore this windmill-lik- e to 49c. and May 64c. 47 object. movin c lower. Oats started unchanged to With Janan's ambitions in Al.i re- - with the speed of a tornado. Ordi- 33 to 33e and 3Iay December being w c hum imu siur OLTfClS i wii.i vniin urc, me' uiaiiiiiijf nicy . Main Office: Salt LsJce City, Utah 38to38c. American policy of the open door in!and climb over the curbs to the side Trade was dull. walks, until sun new a red the Dcins waiting with has riouteu; hope Provisions were weaker, but unusually vnina in its cloud of duM. dull and initial transactions were too tew scramble, for portions of a disrupted vanished Such exhibitions have convinced this China impendinj; and with' the JapaJJ to establish a range. city's and American that the nese, population Hntish roads open policies ' in the Far Kastern c!a3hlng in n dczen or broad steppes is ,1 he best place to FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ' NEW YORK. Nov. ' 26. Foreign ex- - other ways, they feel the conference use such a machine. has a Job on its hanus. than i0change irregular.- Demand cables agreeingtougher Great Britain:' on naval tonnage, however $3.9!: 60 day bills on banks $3.96. $3.99: that may be and is. Francs: Demand .94c: cables 6.95c important Then "there is the cables 4.07'c. 4.07c: Demand ' Italy:cables 6.53c. alliance as much In force today as 6.52c: cables "VBelglum: Demand ever. and continue will .35c. until Demand ,34c; Germany: by either Hritain o Japan. Holland: Demand 35.60c; cables 35;66c. As it stands now, t menaces only ;Nofway: Demand 14. 3 5c. 'Sweden: Demand 33.60c. me .unuea oiaies, wnatever uritlsn 18.40c. or jDenmark: Demand Japanese statesmen many say t o f Switzerland: Demand 19.00c. the contrary. 13.88c. Demand Spain: If the Orient is left unsettled. Ja-- i 4.04c. "i 'Greece; Demand ' "f 32.50c. pan's, position in that part of the Gives Wife of Argentina: Demand j be will 13.12c. world in direct 'Brazil:" Demand strengthened Montreal 91c. ratio to the measure to which the Collections Donated to ': Up Society With a w f ., f,L '.if City disarm. nations Total disarmament L .. Smile CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. be would to tantamount Jaof making By Philanthropist CHICAGO. Nov. 26. (United States Bua. present of Asia, for a. handful reau, of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 1000; pan H . American Birth. of her troops, already on the spot, ago: Beef steers could compared with 25week 40c AIUXING ACJNIS I1Y ntTH dominate Asiatic the continent to and higher, mostly 50c up; bologna- bulls 25c higher; veal and all 'Britain and America com. 12I by 2 Nerrloc)is PARIS, Nov. 2G. The deed ot gltt (Copyrlstit. it without a calves mostly-- ' $1 higher; stockers and bined couldn't Nov. C This prevent .WASHINGTON. . ""L W i, which the city, of Pari becomes feeders 15 to 25c higher. by navy. MrsWoodrow ' interview ' f first the 10c M to C500; firm market Hogs Receipts TIIRKETIIIXCS N'lXDKI). the possessor art collections of Mr. Wilson has given ince tho failure average; shiphigher "than ' yesterday's Under Secretary Hughes' plan, par- and Mrs. of Kdward pers bought 5000; good clearance; top tial disarmament Tuck, with 1,000.-00- 0 of her husband's health. coupled with the $7.'15; bulk $6.757.10: plgs steady to "A-J- " Trancs for their Installation In th would alliance, give Japan Petit Palais. 10c loer; bulk desirable $7.107.75. I have Just come from Mr. Wilson more than a 2 to 1 advantage Champa niyneea. ha Jut In with 2000; compa;red Sheep Receipts hand extended, she, crossed the her been Mr. la Tuck an American Rlgned. waters while even on paper Fat lambs and fat handy yearweek ago: 11 00 to 1.25 ho 75c ewes 8 "At this tlm In the mornroom. has "lived fat In the be Phibinthroplst would to chances higher; lings long long 5, feeder lambs Paris. to higher; steady Secretary Hughes hiss done a hising there are usually a few thing I 25c higher;, choice feeders- - late Friday toric 1.1 ST Or TKKAKUKKH students of Eastern Far. thing, Her amlls was radiant do for him. ?8.60. The collections Include tapestries, affairs observe. the express They The West Virginia, supcrilrcadnouplit, renins: Iown the ways at ever be really Mr. Wilson "Will tapestried furniture, furniture, pichope he- will tackle Pacific problems 'i ' KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. . world tures. Sevres I whole a china. The asked. in porand similar wall?" Saxony Ncwiort News, Va. to dip its nose for the first time in the waters way.. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 26. (United Not a mere vacation for a few celains.- Battersea enamels.- - --watches is asking the same quentlon. States Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Remonths or a few years, this t5 be and several articles connected with Beef steers, fat Mrs. Wilson shook her head slow- of the sea. If the plans of the arms conference carry, this ship will ceipts S00; for week: Franklin. and bulls stead yto 25o higher; light followed by a. break-necIt vilPpo to the scrap Henjarnln ly who knew tharjf The line of hei not disport itself on the waters for long. spendOf lost but the the yeals steady to strong; medium and heavy thrift effort to mouth tapeatries, slightly, make for lost principal time straightened pleco up is "Psych led by Zephyr Into the Pal- none of Its softness. There was noth- heap. higher; stockers and feed- while a superior enemy weight 2550c away pounds ers steady to 60c higher. ' " " ' at American ports, but a really sound ace of Love" and "Psyche Showing ing of hopelessness In her attitude. I steady; Hogs Receipts 00 ; generally I find to Riches manuHer Her is a Sinters." reat deal, de: peace what the "I'm United States reading Its and the nf out Yale whirl's vidua his In brilliant top J7.00; bulk of sales $. 7547.0O. eleven Dnr city .me juifcn.iwuv. factured at Reauvals. after denim by one rcarcejy Sheep Receipts none; for week: Killing mands. jrront- - Al,1rlf.t ran point to his re"rd The only possible foundation for that Boucher and formerly In poes3ion of k:111 amtlinir. i'he was facing the ln. life. TI31 classes 25 to 50c higher; best lambs $9.25; I' evldcnco cf the fact that he has PtlMii ClIVTIiV is the Dukes of Marlborough at Ulen-jCoa window overlooklif; the hill feeding lambs around 23c higher. Mrs.'1'"" 1. Cancellation of the "A-J- " roolfca;to Time has dealt gently wth 'T',' the city. f ls C V 'and'drlv rl? leading straiRht pact. helm. ' OMAHA LIVESTOCK. 1$ 1vt1,u.1 wlOi' 2. An understanding with Wilson. life Her the, with a furniture rS1f a gown, black, sedan flared Among riacc heart, . regard p to date he is made f k . mMm OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 26. (United States to the Far East; andt of unusual model, painted by'ativa to the arms limitation confer-Je.i- n ........ , . -t ..tii'.." kicked Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts o;! from Ipnrhc'owns 3. 'A downing of arms. in oiii prren made forjrnce. Calls and teas, while the CiiJPK m;".touch Io m Beraln, whlcli wa Itirujea ft-a fJfl market mostly steady with yesle--day-'s nd T'vjIv of the lines her with oo women, teautlful de niece Iou!sinxht of dinners. Chartres. lasts: figure something osr.ts. average; bulk of sales J 6. 00 6. 65; Kaw $J of Cornell cf j . a men of I'"ls' '" air. XIV. BUTTER AND EQG3. gorgeous gowns and top M.SO. hkh fn CHICAGO. Nov. 26 Butter Her bair. done with the evrcrr.tion f The pictures Include some raw as the dark cornea. Cattle Receipts 200; beef steers and " hher; t y t,c,t any k extras a TAKI--45c; of creamery bulls 2io KAKV a firsts Hat. 'LaRelle Jardiniere" by' Primitives. . S6l44c, steady; sspots strong; part in the middle and lit 'IimiN standards 3SVc. veals strong; stockers and feeda335c; a ahe we Roucher two alone Uughlittle. higher; and "Ai get Fragonarda. ers weak to 25c lower. Eggs unchanged: receipts 2455 at the llghtly with gray abut the face. Her! Renjamln Franklin la represented rd lightly as If gently amused none; for the week: Sheep Receipts own lanta eye are keen'y a.".j:ht. of her his to the , Greute. another by speeding by reference, portrait aU classes 60c FLOUR MARKET. Fatj lambs 75c . higher; There Is dignity about the tit t of bet LOW OUTSIDE BALL ' to to think bad, attributed time you DupleuM. Mlnn years, portrait 26. , Nov. MINNEAPOLIS, Vlour nj higher. r chin, the lines of her figure, to lOc higher; la carload lots plaater statuette by Caf fieri, probably j know." unchang-eWORRIES BABE The drasttng room of th Woodrow a model made by the King's order for. The burden of an Invalid huaband .. . ' POTATO MARKET. patents ramljy In quoted at $7.0f?7.75 man-eea Wilson 26. sun cotton on barrel home is Potatoes beautiful this sacks. CHICAGO. Nov. to ail lightly Sevres porcelain glowing place, receipts copying by the Bran $14.0017.00. terra-cott- a 86 cars; total United States shipments Hou-- I woman, only a short tlm the ao- - streaming In frcru the back windows a bust ago by ufactury, Southpaws make more trouV.e fcr oo Wisconsin round 412; market steady;across the hill. don (177S), a portrait in wax by Ma- clal triumph of America and Kurort. looking down ' 1.75; sacked $1.60 S." postal savings whites Rabe terra-cottRuth than U. a On the wails Ryder beautiful paintings, There are aa great many department has dame Tussaud, and several 1.65; Minnesota, round whites sacked and about twice as many depositors thos more as soft of II. shade Ninl. the lire." fart that Rabe medallions la thrilling ir.aJe a symphonies sertoualy, any by J. round whites things bulk $1.60?81. -w blufs In th whirl which and greens, mln us BUILDS HOSPrT.VIS yellow. that home bulk- $1.601. 75; Minnesota, and North other savings bank In the country. off the ;or rung - rm n. great'ruany sacked and bulk tl.30 'Edward Tuck Is a. retired banker, sems to csrry jon In youth. W Ahnllt aihe su n Iils.'I n a Dakota, Red riversruesets curve A lew on ' ,r bail the out- sacked $1.60; born in Exeter. N. IL. 1842. who grad- mis much la books, art, flowers and there, single yellow chryanthernum. f?l46; Montana ts side llnbe" Tdaho russets sacked $2.00. worst r.:r.y. Nrhf uated at Dartmouth in IS62. whero even la the people we have known glorlouily accenting the golden browns a type ha.l In I later he founded the Tuck school by wrj V find this when w hare lime and dull rose of ruihiorv and uphol- - the Olan'a ' 'LIBERTY BONDS. I jrh s nr. 1 5n n world the . erif was Unittame He a stery. of think. to donation $400,000. NEW. YORK,- Nov. 26. Liberty bonds one id whole three life Rooks struck Ruth sweetness of times. Is out, wall th much cf In at consul Paris Etate ed vice SHIP There inj closed: " 1886-9stance at Recue ItofI t: American hos- that one doesn't find when one Is from floor to celling given to books. , lie built-tfirst 4s 96.18: second 4s 3s'96.24; A tablethe a difficult d leather sh with frr.iahf for Iluth p'.ate. his with Julia too vry and wife. alight second Paris writing busy,", 'EM appointments in 44s 95.98; 95.70; first 4is 96.18; pital . All 'to hit a nw run- - ball outlde. It is with bits cf Oriental Irsscrptb has been a great benefactor to laugh- third 4Vls 97.22; fourth 44s 96.38; Stell, Mrs. .Wilson, ma'am." It was the bespeak culture, life's greatest attain tha curve hall ln:ie.' whether lew cr 99.98; Victory 44s 99.98. TO tha town of Reull. close by which he hoshijeh. that Ruth murders. a colored servant standing In ths ment. he has which lives to old and given . oo ' US NEW YORK SILVER. A t Mrh'r who. has a charge of d oor. and park. public pital NEW TORK,- Nov. 21. Foreign bar silran iUow up on Ruth, aio If pari was on and Fhe hand to feet, made Jjer He , many gifts has '"Ye, ver 66c. to the t '.s frtlow w heiher he former residence of Napoleon", extended, ready to go back to the YALE CAPTAIN IS ' .Mexican dollars 60 He. Is a Ifft or r'.hl-t-ar- . Shocker of Is Just outside the gates of M. side of her Invalid husband, to sit which life or riehl-haUIHON UVESTOOK Jer. CHAMPION SCORER ish"U a Rouis of that of LONDON RATES. Tuck's country house. among them, as a comforter In the alieneehouse the cf of . LONDON, Nov. 26. Bar silver S7S3 per houpe closet on died which srl almost Chicago bed Iron the Napoleon COIiIMISSION CO. ' r ounce. the mystery as Washington has come to . xjfh aruntype.t ff t While Ruth f hi and a rose garden containing all - once It doors are so rarely out Money-3U- ' In cf deliveri Per cent. thehome because t the It coming .the reports call rosea kinds of that JosephineWe have ttandtnq rder for fat ar4 t Discount rates: Short bills iVt per root. more often mak and" are tr tee east. to ry visitors rail to p;ayer ritcners. re;atlve Alao open faeder there. and grew cattle. 3 ' 6 wi cent bills month fder cent; three per a chance to in berths on the h.m. look foo'.i?h. ao rarely, oo lambs. Oat In touch with ut Immi. hvlng luswaa voice "Good-bye- . Her elevens mrthlral were nany and Carolina North Georgia dlatay. POULTRY MARKET. Vl coin i ct mpo1 of n alley sources nf gold supply trous- Fhe was standing at th "dge that will to nelectrl. lit'.! hfti Tale.!j . CHICAGO. (he Nov. 26. Poultry alive principal OGDEN UNION STOCKYARDS ctav-ilrthre r.Xri stairs, her back heard about Captain Mdrlch cf tf befor. the discovery of gold In Cali- of the little fl'.Khtsvhlch higher; fowls 1321c; springs 20c; turli- - on. of r.icK!. m h In a ha.a looked been Aldrich toward roosters , windows ighty the 14c to fornia. 33cj keys iy ' . - " , . PROPELLER POT HELD ESSENTIAL .02 . Plants 14 Creameries and 17 Cheese Factories in Eight Western States Guarantees earnings equal to several times the amount necessary to pay the interest o nthe $300,000 Collateral Gold Notes offered the investing public by Mutua Creamery Company. Interest coupons are attached to the notes, cashable every three months; .no need to wait a single day for interest. Investment is absolutely secured by not less than four dollars of plant equipment, real estate and buildings equity for every one dollar of notes. Its safety is further assured by $500,000 of assets. quick and .05 .06 3.00 1.00 ooiiiiar; JcjgM ) I 31 .oou . Allls-Chalme- ' 25 .02-2.- J Sir King r T 2.30 King .57 ' .63 Con . .50 .20 NEW YORK STOCK LIST. South Hecla . . . .04 .03 Sale) , Silver Shield . . (Last 36" . . .02 . .02 Tar Baby 29 . OIU .004 Central Tintic American Beet Sugar i . . . '. i , 31 . 1.97 1.95 Standard TIntic American Can ; ...... 142 .01 .00H Uncle Sam .. ... American Car & Foundry ooy Utah Con .00 American Hide & Latner pia 00i 389b Union Chief . . . . . . . . .02 American International. Corp 9 . . Toledo West .024 .03 American Locomotive 41 2.52 3.00 Walker Minlg . American Smelting & Refg ......... .06 .05 American .Sugar . Woodlawn jj 32 .01 Con. American Sumatra Tobacco Yankee .03U6 .04 American T & T . . . . i . v. Zuma . 80 , American Woolen , ; 45 Day's Sales. Anaconda Copper . Antelope Star 500 at c. ' Atchison . . i WJi Alta Tunnel 7000 at 12c. . . . Z2 Atl Gulf & W Indies . Black Metals 1000 at 10c. 97 Baldwin Locomotive . Beaver Copper 100O at c. 37i Baltimore & Ohio ' Columbus Rexall 500 at 14c. ; 56 Bethlehem Steel "B" Crown Point 400 at 354c. ...119 Pacific ' . Canadian 100 at 92c. Cardiff 32 ... ...... Central Leather . 900 'at 62c. Bell Silver 46U ..... Chandler Motors Bullion 5000 at 3c. bi-Eureka . .... & Ohio Chesapeake Howell 00 at 4c; 1000 at 4c. 23 Chicago, Mil & St Paul Iron Blossom 100 at 19c. 33 .. . ..... Chicago. R I . ". Pac 2000 at 8c. Michigan-Uta- h 27 ..... ; . . . . .;. . Chino Copper 'New Quincy 2000 at 7c; 2500 at 7ic; Colorado : Fuel & Iron . .....24 60CQ at 7c. . . . . . 88 Corn Products . ...... f 500 at 4c. ..... 858 Bingham Galena Crucible Steel 450 at 6e. Con. l'rince ..... Cuba Cane.' Sugar South Standard 3000 at 12c. 12 Erie '. . . . . . . Silver. King Coal. 200 at $2.30. .....1374 General Electric Con. 100 at 53c; 600 at 54c. ..... 11 . Silver King General Motors . .. cies. '. i' 1.60 , ... ....... Coal V .02 'i'.io" Iron King Judge M. S. . Keystone Lehi TIntic .. . . Ieoncra . . . . . . Bell Silver Monzonite .. j.. Mammoth v . . . . May Day Mason Valley . Michigan-Uta- h New Qulncy . , tNalldriver . . North Standard Prince-- Con . .. Paloma . . . . . . Pioche Bristol . . Provo Rico Argentine Reeds Peak Rico Well South Standard an .07 .00 .11 "..it" Gold Chain Grand Central . Howell .., Iron Blossom . , - Pan-Americ- .H .04Vi .13 .01 Eureka Lily .. ., Eureka Bullion . : .01 .12 .03 .004 .... .. ,06 .004 . B. Bell E. Eureka. Mines E. Crown Pt. E.'Tln. CoaL East Tin Con .054 ,01 .12 Alta Tunnel . Bullion Big Hill... ... Big Cot Coal , Beaver Cop Black. Metal Bingham Galena . . Central Eureka Columbus Rexall . Colorado Con.,.. .. Crown Point Cardiff .. , Cott. King Daly . j ,. ........... Daly Welt. .. Dragon Silver-.. .... Emma Mines . ..... Empire & AN ANNUAL BUSINESS OF t .004 .i Alta Con SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R -- ! ...... ;-- t : ....... Co Goodrich ...30B 75 Great Northern pfd 35 Great Northern. Ore Ctfs 98 , Illinois Central 38 Inspiration Copper . 55 Int Mer Marine pfd SGV International 'Paper. 24J Kennecott Copper ...109B Louisville & Nashville Mexican Petroleum .. ............ ..113 . . . ... ........... .. . Missouri Pacific . New York Central N' T N H & Hartford Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific . Oklahoma Prod & Ref . Pan American Petroleum ..... Pennsylvania. . . . ...... People's Gas . West Va Pittsburg and Copper Ray ConsoUdated Reading . . . . . Rep Iron & Steel Royal Dutch &N Y Shell .Trans ' Trad Sinclair Con Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway . ...... Standard Oil of N J pfd". Studebaker Corporation . Tennessee Copper Texas Co . ............. Texas & Pacific . Tobacco Products ........ , :. 25 14 73 60 46 20 46 ...10 . .. 23y . . 60 .. 10 ; .. 12 . , ..53 ..40 4 74 83. 68 Electric - 48 o ...N;,. 11 15 45 46 ..,.....,......' ' 64 1.13 .64 .49 .48 .64 .38 .28 .38 .... ...... 8.50 8.50 8.95 .49 ...54. May Oats DecJ May Pork-J- an.' ; Lard-J- an. " 8.95 R!b,s Jan.; v L.ow U.1M4 1.16 ec. . May HIeh Open Cio U.12 .49 .64 , .22 14.65- 8.45 8.87 U - Ex-Preside- .. . L- nt i 8. DO 8.87: ; ----- - -s- "'-- - . - 7.65- .j -- Barley 5254c. seed 5.006.15.tTimothy, Clover , seed 112. 5018. 50. Pork nominal. Lard $8.808.90. Ribs 17.00 7. 75. - . ' , ' . ' . ' ... - - . she-sto- ck k- - r;,-- ... . she-stoc- purchase - fec-on- day-Mada- me f . . - come. m-i- . t 1 t ai, 4- well-groome- d re.l 'Business men select bonds as .the best form of investment fOT surplus funds, because they, are good collateral. BUY BONDS. The years have proyed them to be safe in-- r ; ent high yields fall to ire-wa- r " ; levels. The facilities and counsel of this . firm are at your disposal. . r . . . int . . hr , r RUTESi - m nd - bulk-$1.6- 5 right-hxnirr- Go. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 169 Main St. Eccles Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah Ogden, Utah. t, hs !a ! W , 1 ! - - " x 6. ; h - ; 3s - trru-bleso- Mai-malso- n. r. - ; , t - - 13-1- - . rn j 'r. Fh-ck- t-r r' ; & -- t"u";' -- ds . Vic-torjr:- BUY BONDS NOW, before pres- A. Hogle 1 - ' ' - . .v - . ias. .' Insurance companies V bonds in large amounts be-- : cause tb are safe. Wealthy Individuals Inrest large r sums in. bonds decause they, .yield a steady dependable in. . . - 0; I0 rel-cha- lr. a-th- rlil . . 4.-5- Banks buy them ; because they are - readily convertible Into , - " w JsLl buy bonds?' veBtments. , to-?1;0- 0 iniri IT IT sh- - Far-Easter- k, ; . J. r v-- . 7.30,'. ; ( TO T9 MRS . I'JILSd PARIS " - - , i - CASH PRICES. ' 2 hard CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Wheat No. " , . . 51,13. Corn No. 2 mixed 5051c; No. 2 yellow 6051c. Oats No. 2 white No. 3 white - - - 36c; 3234c. ' Rye nominal. , SURES se she-stock- .35 I TO SINK OR NOT TO SINK? FUTURE BRIGHT J- 33 -- M1E1Y CCD .. 1.15 - May Anglo-Japane- I - 11.11 1.14 and Safety MOT es -- : CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Dec. May Corn-D- Remember , -- 36 11 i 'Wheat Salt Lake TRUST Salt Lake Salt Lake Salt Lake, Ogden, Pocatello. SMITH HOGLE J. it: - 7B - Cab-hors- s - , 2. - -- Wnlys Overland American Zinc.- Lead and Sm. Butt and Superior ,. Cala Petroleum Montana Power . Shatttrek Arizona Pure Oil Invincible Oil General Asphalt . $23,-922,942.5- to The-close-wa- Copper-Westlnghous- e of-th- Far-sight- ed - 81 United States Steel .. k, - S5B 3 J' S Food Products . Ui.8 Retail Stores ... U S Ind Alcohol United States Rubber - -- .53 i. , BANKERS TRUST 80 U 3 52 34 ......... Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific.,. - 5 16 23 19 74 ..13 99 ..; Utah- . . 0, . Y . Miami Copper . Middle States Oil Mid vale Steel . $3CS",-854.6- to All-Amerir- an g |