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Show I GRAIN STAYS IN innn iiiiiiii ii lilbt MEM ii MORNING, JUNE 23, 1928, TILE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY 1 RAPIDLY i CANE CREEK TEST GOAL AT 2800 FEET LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Annie's Portable Savings Bank f LOT O' "VOOtUE- - HOW GOTTA ?GG;Vi OVTV N tvr ?U,C: "TO YMX Wheat Values Hold Up VT t VsOHT fcv,- I IV VT sjuivVvr'4 .tMCU. NVAe", - STCK COUU vr-4- r A. HrA-rA-r- S V 'MtKABttt. t qot too - N to STU?- - VtS MS SOCK WTWOOT f, LUUMN HV1MN1 0' Xtb. , EKAWH rAWR, NOV) eVVWNS ?ViT VT moo MWOT - A- I I NEARING MOV) AJR THm Wtm' STVjTTCO Cuttings Indicate Change of Formation Near; Thompsons Warehouses Overflowing With Drill Equipment. , nd n acre of land ths railroad track la comwith easing; tools, rl pletely eovsrod bull wheels and other Umbers, hugs rapidly equipment Incident to the exploration for oil. This equipment la being izon around 2800 feet, where promiand from her steadily moved to Aloab nent geologists of the Midwest Refintransferred to hs various atrocturss. Western ing company estimate ths first main A standard rig of ths I set States Development company ! being oil sand will be encountered. on Gibleases ths to moved company's epU was S710 feet Ths son night th dome, where a well will be spudded of drill jraai atlU n salt, but there bar truckloada once. Several in at been Indications ths last two days equipment reached Moab today en material The location. to the that ths bottom of the salt stratum route will bs moved by truck as far as the la near at hand. Sunday a seven-foIndian Creek ranches, and will there be transferred to wagons. stratum of gray shale was penetrated, into after which the bit aejwln dropped conLUMBER. SOUTHERN carries which formation a salt siderable erypsum and shals. toIndicaNEW ORLEANS, Juns It. (By ths mors to a Changs tions now point Pins asAsjanclated Press ) Souths ihaie. The drill has penetrated nearen for 183 to 200 panada; few ponnd, 160 feet of shals since drilling was sociation barometer for week sndlrg fit ly to loads KM) 114 78: aeeeral 2028 fset. at which hort-o- n Juns 18 shows orders received de114 000 resumed at drlTes generally 114.1O31t.o0; producths well blew In withatoilfrom 14 50; packing sows, lia.44lia.7; atock creased 11 per cent below previous tion variously estimated ceat I 14 (SO. .18 00. pigs.week; shipments Increased 1.7 per cent. barrels 60,000 daily. to few Increased per Kbeep Receipts lot); fujly steady; The John H. Shafer No. 1 well on and production 65,921,-94- 0 aatlxo lasnbe. 114.26; show bettor gredo 120 mills from few nedlnm 8B pound aatlye owes. 19 00; Shafer dome last night was at a depth Reports feet 69,859,755 feet orden-eof 11(5 fast. The drill Is now cutting best range lambs quotable abewe 114.20. feet produced. shipped and 66,077.817 of limestone of such extreme hardness a week last on end hand Orders Durislow. BO8T0S .'WOOL. that progress Is laboriously hours ths week only were 243.706.995 feet. 19,For Jnne 22 (By the AsMxrlated ng; the last twenty-fou- r B08T0X, one hundred June ecllee on two feet of hole has been msde and ending Friday, lIHjrfiealic fine are more Pr,,, local mills reported orders market. titterings of Texaa 12 ths drilling crews are kept busy con- and thirty-on- e the 68.341,140 feet; shipped. received months sre being made at 11.09 end sabs stantly dressing bits. About four hunfor the feet; production. of62,804 bare beea closed alightly ander of this massive lime has al- 68.965,260 feet dred Texaa stock end week, hand on arrtrlnf. 699 bow orders feet: early pnrcbsaea this ready been penetrated In the well. The 217.705,468 feet. recently acquired cannot be offered at the log of the Cane Creek well indicates la to tbe tendeacy adraactng dne price Texaa market, where tie. prteea being paid that a change to a shale formation INCREASED. DIVIDEND are bringing tbe estimated eoal np to 11.05, should be had soon. (By the for the NEW YORK, June A carload of clean basis, landed la Boston, for casing onanUtlea of territory wool Utah OJI Reflning-UtaSouthern-MidwePress.) Common stock of loia, today Cereal company well Postum in original bege sell up te 11.08 for fiaaf the Exploration companies' containing a high percentage ef atrictly la being transported to the loading was placed on an increased annual a with 15 of comblnga basis share, nier of the Colorado river today and dividend a will be moved down tbe river by boat. quarterly disbursement 1 of $1.15 of to holders August day from six to twelve barge share, payable Jack Rabbits Are Being Every 21. The previous annual truckhwds of drilling equipment is record Jury14.40 a share. was rats railroad the point. from moved Brought Under Control During the past montn ireignt tor If you are unacquainted with ths the oil companies has been arriving at , try stream efficiency of Tribune WantwillAds. . noISK. Idaho, Juns 21 (By the Thompsons In euch a steady do for have them and see what thsy Associated Press.) which have been a serious menace toIdaao, ars.wcrops In Ing brought under control, W. E. of Crouch, leader of rodent control agthe United States depaTtment of on his riculture, reported yesterday return from a trip to Goodlnaj, Jerome. Lincoln and Btnrham counties. Dry weather and many raruraj fires have- - driven thousands of the pests Irrigated from the sa gob rush onto lands," Mr. Crouch asserted, and It efIntensive organised. has required fort to control them. been Special te Tbe Tribes. . Tb Prank Shafer AIOAB. Juus No. 1 discovery well on Cane Creek dome la approaching the hor- V Good Considering Spot Premium' "SKarp Drop. WTIetJ -- D. MICHAELS. By- CHARLES CHICAGO, June 22. Wheat values held within a range of and, considering the decline of In local spot premiums nd a break of SJ4o In new wheat t Xanana City, at the market waa regarded riven an excellent account of itelf. niily and net loswea were flnlahed at Jl 37 3 1 to J1.17 R"p; to 11.33 t.tnher at II 33 to II .35 December II .35 July and September crn wild at a new low on the crop and.,.'loswil rl-l- c lower. July early being down lo the 8 and September to 7 8 flnlah being on a moderate rally, with 75 89 9 4 to Keptemher July 76 7 8c. and December to 74 lower t" ' Oata. were unchanged .tl .1lvHe w ithin a fraction nf v. lw- .fLuraa of the season. July i." oa t.l onrt Kentemlier at 4A nti .4c Ttv loat 11-- 4 and September 94 July 90 y decMcd-twaa ; Trade In wheat futures alow, with l"ca! aentlment bearlHti. to There waa aellinir early crellted tl.e eastern and aoulhweatorn account, but grain, latter hedginf aBln.st letcash up and abort the pressure quickly for the rully resmmalble was covering from the Inside figures. Part of the buying aronnu mi. - -- ... F'j" " ..... ... ge. :""' Eks. unclianjKl; iiairtP"r" 2.313 receipts es ee" I IH I 1 1 IIBUII H I I 1 III nil I IJ I I I I M 'ULflUL . ft CHICAGO PRODUCE. OHIOWft. June 22 flljr the A.eoclalcd Pi alive, firm oa lieu. steak .Hi springs: receipts, ten care: foala. 27c; . In 2Hiaali; springe RV-- hirkuji, Sir. 17r-Hfc)c(3t roosters 210-1rub.: Hotter, steady: receipts. rreainerr extras. 88 V': etanuama. .iw. tra nraia. a..-sattMe j 1 Ill Uii-- ITPUTSLIGHT c. XAKSAg CITY PBODUCE. 'Br the A"" FANHAS C1TT June 22 ilowa lc. i,.i puisioea. un butter. Doultrr. K'lunifed. ft.. BUTTE. miGAOO. June a. iBf the AsKa-latetmiti Tile butler msrket Presa .es!i.re, $12 80. CHICAGO. (By tbe Associated CHICAGO, June 22 of Agriculture I lienartment Pr... it; Hecelnts. 10. WM: strong trade on Cattle better grade fed ateera all welfhle; nthera beat matured ateera. tio.M); alow, ateady: numeroue loada, fin 234810.80: long year .. ...riin ' .o J.'Z . ."S'S.L 1,1 o,.- in is i.i. ' tn 7. Hud. nualttled dull: atockera. light olhall 00 blcber; steady: realera closing II t.. aioo , t, a. oprnu . ;j,""w; lloga Receipt io lnc lower: eio.i ng wiiii; i.w 10c to 15c off; lower gradee with weight bulk 240 to ill':., showing moat decline: ponnd butchers. 114 10814 M: majority 2IO poonda down. 114 60ri 14 SO: top. J.4.PO; pacging sow. isnooy . Mrl.d killing pig took 4Mio- ..tlmated holdover. RMK). hirr. ..n..a Production of Petroleum in United States Is Practically Unchanged. nur-- blither on tlt lth "iirlees sllghtl Supplies were lining held with premium. a'ra.le. in.r.i .r.t ilk.. it...int. to 7iioO' cij K'.' Jer.ra SSmhnlrS "t rl,rt IH'iS1!'; it .... 43l .1 Te, Si'3ll June 22 -- iBr the Aeeoelatrrl rniriAfSO. t t'otatuea. receipts. 84 cars: total I'nlte'l Rtatea ilsjrmienu. new, 407: old. H," old stork. tra.l,lnt alow, care: un track. Z3 round aacked Wisconsin weak: market 80 blsho sacket Ituala whilea I2.vlt2 aalee. 83 'JJ: new atock, trailinr rather (e alow market ' weak: southern sacked Trl umbl a. htac. W.004t4.3: aackefl eobblera. aackea long whltaa. S3UO414 05; California Pre, 73 Wto ... Totals ("OO aaooo 7 rsn 4 f0 Mont ' (vo Me'lieo N 'calif - 10,-0- - ,... . . lf.,i.. S 1 OMAHA, t. e Pepartment of Receipts, lii.vai; ateaile lo I He lower moslly 10c lower; mixed and park.ng grades. -- "tiereu. lac TO ICC limn, on. i all; top. ais.ou on I14.2.iill4 r -- - ...rase , OMAlTA. A.rtciilliire.l i June -- - lings ti.ki. l i,,,j -- tlor.a; bulk 24U lo oior pound butcher.. 114.004a 14.3j; heary pack-lo amooth, up ?I2.2."i((i12..Vl; eowa, ing 14.3:.: 112 7,'i; bulk of all nalc. 112 75 coat Monday, 113 so; weight. 2o;). and cattla Recetpta, bocu; fed ateera c ., ,.. ,tMdy , c. er; ijuallTy miproreu, nun., 11 18'; tO I'Olt teer. welghly loada, 1 '1;' she olock. steady to alrong; inula reala, ateady: atockera anil le.otcra. cowa, 4ti.wtai.2..; luitclier bnlk .cerre 110 nd n.ir.r. ts.lioa0.2fi: light otterlnga, vi.jo; and cultera. $4.2.".'(t5.0o; bouigna. canners beef bulla. 1.25(U.7.-- ; bulls, 15.tK((i6.1KI; top. I.50; (w to ludeinn-dentB- , pracllcai teal 50. 10 to up Kbeep Receipts, 8.'J30: lsmba.11.110c to !5c H'l't 1.1.2;.; bulk (at lango laml... .higher; ..oiV. ..r,..a ' g . 'A", (ii' 4 7.', ton Hi' 83: alieep, aieaili-- beat fat eite. M ini;feeders, atronc to nigner; rauie iecaIng lanibe upward to lli.TJ. DENVER. ReCattle DENVER, Colo., Juno 22 Mr. moot classes genceipts 400; ralrea. 1151 to anon atrong; erally ateody;steers. mixed light beef 74 pound to IP 40! 75 ttO yearllnge, sliort loada, 1275 .nnii helfera. 10 23(i(y.iv); eows. 17. 6U; load 8&0 poond realeiw, 113.00 down. Ho -- Receipts 1SO0; load direct to packer steady to 10 ont. lower; practical top. t5l'u03; aja.Tcr) . 2 014 IV f ... an 300 fl 1 2050 .VO 100 7.4.-.- Jack-rabbit- s, t south-centr- 4 (HHftO'son 78 0V1 12 400 l .wo J.50O 82500 inn 3 009.460 4700 2,200,000 Indicate The estimated daily average gross production of the Oklahoma. Kansas, field. Including 4.00. west centra nnd north, enat central, non-tLouisiana and southwest Texas, BUOAB. for the week ended June 12 NFW TOUK. June 23 (Bt the Aaanclat Arkansas, as compared-to the beeis was 1.098.850 barrels, A decline of ed Prea I 1.096,850 barrels for the precedof 4.11c oecnrred In the raw eugnr market with of 2000 barrels. increase1 an week, lo ing 8al.a to.lar. under tnereaeed offering. producllon, excludrluoV'l M UUO base of rhlilpplnes. afloat and The oil. Kto.ono bars of Cuban In poft and prompt ing Smarkovor. Arkansas, heavy with of compared was 067,350 barrels, ahlnment at 4.14e. while l.Ono bars 964.400 barrels, an Increase of 2U50 Porto ltlcmn. due next week, sold at 4.11c. ero easier nnd.r barrels. Ills aurar futurea and oelllnc for h.nvT reneral llqnl'latl.w both trailo and Oilman acconnt. proanoted by more liberal offerings In the spot market. Final prices showed net looses of 4 to 6 tona. 70.000 aalea. Approximate points. July closed at 2Bdc Sett niber. 2.Me: lie 2 73c: March, itSkp. comber: 27r: January. at ft 40e to Refined srurar waa nnrlianfed 6.70c for fine granulated. Livestock Hogs-Rec- eipts 2 limited 1 1 . July . 2ef . pt. points unchanged asl.a 87.000 Page. Closing quotations- J'iIt 18 42cBepgeniber, 17V2r: lfec.mher. lnlWe: 1BSV; May, lfltJV: March. January. lfiOSe. Spot roffee. firm Bio 7e. 20Vic; Santo. 1.33H 4a. 2a2He. .. . Oata Rye July . . opt. .. .74'. inNTCTSAPOl.fB, .70i .76' .04 .42 .2S . July .. 25 1 .10 ept. . Bibs 16 June ni 18 "0 17.70 fcept. . Belltes-- ...118 fulT ept. H .S2 77 !t Income 18.77 CASH OT OTATIONS. 22 CHICAGO, June 'By th A aoetatad No. 3 rd, (rase.) Caab: 1 Wheat 1 92 f 1 bard. io V K.j Cera Ne 1 saUsd. vO70! b' 1 y.l- last', 7011704. Oata No. 2 walks, fcrtilte. HI', Bt. tiarrel. 'r - - f Throns Prl J ; . few light drtretn. cents to 2ft recta lower; a for the local market. at 114 TiO or 1.1 A LOW FARE EXCURSIONS few light packing grades at I13.0O. Celtic Receipts 67. for the local market. Most sales confined to plainer gradee of she stock. WNik to h.wc. including late Monday, a faw loada and odd lota) of en It era ami common cowa at 14.004.76; odd lota of medium grade cows st to 60, few medium o( to good hoifers at 18 2B; a part los (eeder eowa at 14 00;. few Tealers at IB 00. market. Sreep -- Receipta 11, forT rbo locallam be at A few medium grade ponnd Union Pacific System June 26 110,941.151 192.870.160 118.072,993 248 574.742 249.942.432 1.3o7.690 10S AJrOEXES, AXOE1.B8. June 23. Hogs Beeetpts ROOO; erttxe. generally 10 to 13 coots higher; top. 116 (B for two loads 188 ponnd to 193 pound three loads wolrhta, 116 3Oi(l0; few medium weight truck! In butchers. $15.00. most peeling eows. 111801412 00. Cattle -- Recelpra SOD; holdorers 7W: steers kinds showing pialn moderareJy active, Moadey'a late decline of 13 to 23 centa. no good eteero offered: bulk common' and low medium klndf. 1S25W7W: aha atock baroly steady; bolk. ItoosgR SO: odd lota higher: top cowa Monday, 16 0; csnnevs and fsitters 12 80(13 71: bologna bulls. 14.50 43300; beef amnnd 13 SO. t aw. - Receipts 10O; aeflre. ereong to 2fi cents higher: load IO Following Low Fcuef for the Variou Tour Will Apply From SALT LAKE CITY T0TJE NO. 1 ZION NATIONAL PAEK, TWO DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses, beyond Cdar City, including bus fare and meals and lodgings at Zion Park tfI HQ30 lodge..' 4 Barley. Tlanotby 6e70 neT eeed, 12 Clo'er seed. Lard. 14T. BRYCE CANYON VIA CEDAR BREAKS, TWO DAYS Railroad fare and ell expenses, beyond Cedar City, including bus fare and meals and lodgings at Bryce Canyon lodge TOTJR NO. 3 oft iai. 0(J28 Blba. 112. Balllee. 1 Of). 0AT1 AD 1 TI June 22 lftWWEAPOI.H (By the Frees I Whea- t- Beclpra. 91 care, SO e year I No Cash: e)aBpar4 to a(e. M; No. 1 dark sorthera aortberm, 1 S4: good To arrlac' ebotcw to faacy, 1 61 4X1 to (ood. l.AAjg SO; ordinary Jhelce.No'1.(m$1 1 ne: No 1 hard aprlni. 1 S0 'e ttork sard Montana, on tra.l. I a 'em to arrlTO. 1 MkJ 68; Jnly, 1 r. 187,. bo. I yellow, as eTors fiats No. 8 wblie. 17 Karley. MttM. Kye Mo. 2. TOUT. 4. c el" bo. 1. l.ii42 . Produce Market IO 7 il FB0DUCB. Jane B (Br Ovo 1al AstGRTJ&a. Pi eaa. w Produce erxcbaaae receiptsterse 2o eases batter, laa. 400 psi.ee . ass, i.e. BeOS sisaaila, B ittse, ear. easa ss sal haga, eawes. amtlete. Bee; pa. a am. Ha. AB0ELES KV Every afternoon !H! raotwcE. Js 2o hours to Newbrk B-- IB. SAW nABCTaoO. tbe Prase I 'sited arstM rsnjarlmeat of whea.eale awtcoe gterrVsiltsnsa efl scare. SSs Bataae. H eeere. elt-a- a, aVaa 17. be (Or; seme. saodV tom teaet easae. ersaTI. law.. LS'tforaaa faary flataV Brtae. ht 4 twc; trnr tobe pbouts, 23. I Br tbe Asanrley. ysrW YORK. Jitae al rasas I aettee. rem: remote " venst Sfeamery SlgHer then eargee 4', 4jt et eraeaae-- T extrae. 01 score elejst!1' ' a: laacs. ateedy te fine ai raroipes aaTHo-- . mm. feesa gsrsed rlreaa WaM. tnsv a.siel firm; aj( paetfle SftxSSe; sn-a- s. roeesgHe --a-! 4141Ur. eer sl eosst eeaieesx. . New York Central THE WATER-- LEVEL R.OUTE YOU CjVLEEP Nob,. besoer aaerske htemmm. at 1240 from LiSdlt Stmt Stuibn, Chicago PeaJtry sacbaagad. tAjr rBAjfcrao jr rssae going East without seeing NewLork is like a trip abroad with Paris left out Ml HQr. rias $04 55 .... Ml Ita Wts Zion National Colorful Kingdom of Scenic Splendor 940'4: 8'a40 S7. No. Great US 00. 19: year over outgo last year Increase Balance general fund to, day Balance previous day... Decrease 11,77-1- 8 . I Asso lower; Ship Income to date this yesr 18. .809 .164.788 Income to date last year 659.880,783 160.604.008 Increase Income over outgo this in so M.60 3D 1025 If STATEMENT. .TREASURY WASK1NOTON. June 22 The following la a statement of the condi-on tion of the United States treasury .toy, . (By the Jnne 22 10c Floor family patents. 9 mente. 84.008 barrels. Bran, 12 0OJ28 00. .4(I . Lard Press. elat .80r4 .894, . . nOUB. .1S4 .74V, .in .40' .421 July . . ept. .. fee ..', .75 V. .77 f1 - THE LEADITC9 rUTUB.ES. CHiraOO, June 22 (By the AMoelsted Freos.l C'ose. mra. Wbea . l.ST'i '1.M84 1..17-1Jnly LSa's 1.85s, apt. . Cora tirtirif & See This Im-- Iee. .:' centuiyj dlspo-altlo- 141 " ' 7 I OF st h '..n values off, sharply. Nothing was beard of export demand. closed at the NORTH SALT LAKE. l.ard and meat futures on lard NORTH SALT LA KB, Jtuie 22 best prices, with net gains 10 No early cents 7, foe Uie local market of 20 and 25 cents, short ribs cents. Ix)wer prices " and bellies 2 head dl corra. H 83, Including cattle Receipts were made on lard early, on moderate rect to local packers and S la transit to ftajW TOUat. Jnne 22 - (By tbe AaanHat-selling, which was absorbed by park-25 aalee. No -. Cel. shade o'ffuturea were a Barnes, Praee advanced ing interests, and prfces The openlnr wae lrrerular Sheep Recelpte 6da7. Including 273 head today cents. Lard In Itverpool was easier to 27 packers. 4051 in transit to at an advance of tl points tn a decline of direct to lard for demand Cash 441 to the I'tah unchanged. the Colorado range an 4 points, bnt recent buyers allowed a No antes. and meats waa limited. Hogs declined of range. the advance after to profile take week last than arrivals smaller despite reeterdar. and. after selling; at l47e. July Trade .sentiment Is tnwd OQDEJf. and last year. off to 18 87c. while December reacted m. Tile close waa net 98e to 1(1 Mr. from 22 , Hogs- Receipts 0CDK.V. Juno moderately bullish. Estimated lower. to 5 SAHOZ .. six-Inc- h , w- - mw! fat. deliveries of corn, near-b- y s ried valuea off readily wtlh stop-losway down, orders uncovered on the covwas short there break but on the also buying of July and ering and Intercash by elllnf of September difference The nets about the largest was' around 5 the y ear. of season at this known Local sentiment remains decidedly ratfi demand showed Trn1.rovement. with sales of 2,000 bushels. Oata held within a range ofdue to With the undertone heavy hedging eoattered liquidation and of &0."o lush-el- s pressure. Purchases were reported made to arrive. New sold at half cent over, v0 2 white at 1 cent under Sepand No. 8 white shiptember for Aurunt-Septemb- sold lones Local July rye frie-l- y ment. waa In evidence in and liquidation deliveries, which, v.th ..ri-r- t a lack of aggressive support, carried 25c f.frlT acttye: fat eral 83e higner; fire doulilea lamb., strong 7". rb.lre Idaho. 118 2.1 to packera: 74 ound arerages. Ilfclaiei doubles a rally due to tbei.ii tweUe Petroleum institute 16 10; beat nattyea. 118 2.1: bulk. US 0015 The American portion paid less "he estimates that the dally average gross 1620: fat aheep. ateady at U.OOiatl.50; tuii Kora. Mr. cut of line. Idaho feedera with1'nited two doublea. crude oil production in the tentlon to the break in 73 to tradera only. Smtoa for the week ended June 12 out (ill, 114 at .w-- jr In "i Sun. ami later premiums mannews. was 2,014, ir,0 htirfvls. era ( oinvareil with VI sore. KXr. Weather cnndl- CITY. KANSAS Fretlk ftj awe. SIrnr.il bullish the f.OOIMM turrcls for preceding KANSAS CITY. Jnne 22 (United States entrallaeil- - W) tlona In the southwest were decidedly 47(10 bnrreK The of an Increase week, lor score. forecast the 87c. of Agriculture. I Cattle. favorable, with warmer daily average production ea.st of Cali- Department rO0: ralrea, 1000; fed steer, fair and somewhat an comDAIRY PRODUCE. 1.410.4.'iO exWHOLESALE was fornia barrels, arrong; alow. light yearllnge, eteady; wwathar. The jeahnnrd reported inan from new wbcat br Selaon llli'ka Creamer? pared with.MOO1.4U4.!uO barrels, weights and heaey ateera and mixed (Quotations porters backing awav crease of romoanr I barrel. The foljowlng 11OII0: medium- welghta and of 40ti.-00- 0 heavy the lastooowith enportIn sales HI IT EH. 7.?i are estimates of dully average liross ateera, 111) 2.1; bulk fed offerlnga, all positions. bushels to 50O I ,4 pioductlon by districts lor me weens 10 (Hi; few aalea Texaa cake fetle. IS d.".; estimated that nwld's Estrai. sonarealb or flats, lb. Broomhal! .41 . r. and June four loada Colorado helfera. lu.73; .he sto-K- , 1'ifi 12. Jun flrata. Prime ended noa.on June the for coming . Teala. bulla. atrong. ill 7 aie.'iT import needs lb 11123 1.1, bushels, or M.- -' Urate, would be 75O.0O0.00O top, lu 00; atockera and feedeis, lc leaa, practical wrapleil. Parchment DAILY AVTBAOE PB0DUCTI0M. rs-en- t' 00O00O bushels in excess of the unchanged. KHi. t Flgurea In barrel. i.ny Freah. eatra renillrr farm. dos. . (logs KeeelpUl 9.1O0: weak to lOc lower; 1PL-year, hut failed to bring In 192: Differ moetlT 10c lower than Mondty a arerage: from the AmerPoultry farm, rutll.t fgga, d June 12. June (V encr. June 13 buying Crop reports northwest 114.75 on 160 iiotind.: up vera top iloi coinra. mixed Canadian ano oo and 4.1.1 Hanch, ican ?v 4.11. Oklahoma . 4's l CP: I0 pounds. 114 to 114 85: ISO to be1IKMSE. ! (VI 250 1C7.4.VI 'TO Ht7.200 more optimistic, but It Is generally was 240 to 325 ponnd a, 114 wmS 14 .411; p.lcklng .22 Kan.a. lb er.am. triolet", 2 Full 12I.7T10 123.IXV0 80,050 N Texa... lieved that Irreparable damage of the Full cream, lonrhorna, lb E Central done to epring wheat In parts aamlwlch baf, lb. 117. KO M.lOH'ltttO 82.160 earlier In the sea-en- n Fu;l cream, Tex.a .. . M Dakotaa bv drought were lb. Kwlsa received from Bloi'k W Central .2.1 Manv reports lb tirirka U). . . rream brick. (ki 7O0 Sri 100IV.0 87 450 .M2 the' southwe.t suggesting thatnn.r .elds .v. mho pro I.lmburiier. 1 lb. brlcka.. lb .1. isrt Ina w, Tn .60 .... lb were exceeding expectations will sell Houuefort. ft lb eai'h. fVO 700 4.VI .TT.O 00 7ts ai N La m rrr'.a dications are that farmers 178 170fcV .40 Art ' In churning cream, lb HO rs ISO !14.0a) tll.onn Coast lilf . liquidation was oncar-In lot 000 Scattered loa.r.oo . lw cm Ko.tern which POTATOES. firm 1 112.603 13 10; atock pure, strong to higher. lltl.OOfc 1(1 tJO. lamha. generally nhtrp- Heeelpla, 13c to 2.". bl;her; aouia closing aalea up tlorados. more: lli.23; Artaonaa, top better gradea. 115 (K); beC natlrea. 114-275: ateady to abeep. gi4":,nl4 Iron; 2 rear old Texas wethers, $8.75; sows, welghta. with 11200. .and 24)0 pound areragee. .UU43H.OU. Cfuirooo calve, and hearlea. 12 50, , ;Li TOUR NO. 4 DON PARK - CEDAR BREAKS- BRYCE CANYON, FOUR DAYS H T? a K D II ATTialfi B .1 ef r - uo V A. sVt; ll'BlllVOU A41L V aa1 H J UUV Cedar City, including bus fare meals and lodgingi at Zion Park and -l (aVaAVa. t TOUR NO. r a Aeal ,U H gasjr-a- an(ltlft05 4113 lnj NATIONAL PARK, PIPE ORAND CANYON, KAI-BA- B FOREST, KANAB, BRYCE CANYON, CEDAR BREAKS, 1TVE DAYS Railroad fare and all expenses beyond Cedar City, including bus fare and meal and lodgings at Zion and Bryce Canyon lodges and Wylie Camp ION SPRINGS, f Outfit h at Bright Angel Point, North Rim uibuu vaujuu. PnrTXTTtloTiately lor fares from otter point la UUh. T. A. SHE WE, Dist Pas. Agt. City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah. Phons Was. 680. C. M. a BAYSIN0ER, Depot Ticket Agt. Phone Wu 200. ' |