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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 0 WINNIE WINKLE, THE, BREADWINNER IOWA WINS BY WELL. RATE SYSTEM HE Point Analysis Too Poor to Earn Honor, Trophy Given. Fall in Classic 1 Final of Utah Intra- VfOOV-Ort'- T TUPkEVS HAO AND EXCHANGE (yEU. THEM DALK1 HAD TO 11 I THAT tVAS A TtRRIBlY fTHING FOR Vbt) GVE J WWfcTO EAT 'EM AM' LIKE EM 1 GUE- - vTl Al 7 0LV THAT'S THE turkev Ifl Mil 511SM "S TQPO -- 60 AMD BRIM6 HOME NormNS euT TURKEY LE6& JUST BECAUSE . ) UFP? . WEU THESE TURKEY LEGS THAT PA 60UQT. &0 X Illinois Pilmids No. THE BUTCHEf? NO fVtoRE TITLE U HOOP 1923. you PART ''-:- ' I y X. ( f TUie, I I rr rVMfij OEAf2? NO CAfrHHQ. NO TURKEy GlBlETS, OR HASH Ott, tUPwev' LEG THANKS6WIM' - r3 A GREAT SJi- OTHty uk& Happy Thanksgiving WlNCEO TURKEY FOR TH' r K I I r4tT TYVOJ .TU' SAME f ' , . , THING" '.! I LSkl lassWWJTV",! r Y(EEK9 AN' ENEWyBOOy GETS , 11 e afTf I I fNC FEATURES CO WEEK IE5BF Sill u ' Si f i. . ... U'ilO.. II 1 e i n H 1 1 II I f " 'ef i I I New Record Established Two-Ye- ar IOWA CITY. Iowa, Nov. 28 The University of Iowa football team was awarded the title of western conference champions yesterday un der the rating system devised by Pro fessor Frank O. Dickinson of the University of Illinois. Although Illinois won the cham plonship on a percentage basis, Professor Dickinson explain?d that Illi nois plaved no team which finished higher than fifth In the Big Ten standinzs. Iowa, he said, was enti tled to championship recognition by virtue of Its record against first divi sion opponents. In presenting tne Jacie Kissman n trophy to tie Iowans, rroiessor said no team should claim a football championship until It had demonstrated "it was better than the rest." mural Series. ; for Period; Other Metals Advance. Special to Th Tribune. Sirma PI quintet, fraternity of NEW YORK. Not. IS. The featur champions, nubdufd Pilmids No. 1, the metal markeu for the week ended toto 13, Wednesclub champions, ha easily been th normou amount day of sine sold, roughly twice th tonnag of day evening, to annex the fall Infor last week, which wa Itself the record adtramural championship of tht Uniat least two years. Prices hav been versity of Utah. It is the second such been has 10 Lesd also vanced about points. Pi five has won In title the ln actlv demand again thig week, though as many years, the victors having th lack of any price advance In London ha prevented producers from increasing th cup for the first aeries last year their quotation here without Inviting In their possHlon. of bullion. Copper has been ln av The winners will receive a trophy erage demand at unehansed price, and li cent an ver remain aulet at arouno from the student body. ounce. Tin, continue 10 aavance aa a re Led by Cleveland and Sanders, the 01 tactic bulllsn of th sult, apparently, fraternity men's powerful offensive trader rather than because of fundamental aided excellent the and conditions. duo, by ably guarding of Whitaker and welch, tne Copper Market Remains victors took an early lead and at the Qalet aa Lett Week. half had their opponents well in Th copper market ha been much th check, leading at that time. 7 to 4. manufacturers am a last week. Bra NEW YORK. Nov. IS (AP) Pinal Step The Pilmids made their best bid hav taken reasonable tonnage and other to are a way under small taken consumer th Integrate reported part ln th when hv In second the they half, early. market, with sales well distributed among fabricating end of the United State copper - industry. American Smelting and Refining forged ahead. 8 to 8. but their lead Connecticut different of most the in toTrial Smith agencies. Total for Set 1928 Argument Likely was short lived, for the Praters again company will hav It bras consolidation prices remain at 16 cents, with 16 cent took the lead, which they never recompleted us th next few week. generally quoted In th middle west, except for Friday; Counter Com1926 Equal Figures; affiliated and at corporation high freight points or for carloads for Luella Carry linquished after that prompt shipment. Most of th business has mining companies ar understood to M con. Cain. The guarding of Halton and Pilling Coppers plaint Filed. unit been a of formation Funeral eervleee for Luella (Jerry, who slderlnc fabricating shipment, more than Recent Price Advances MainServes to Coun half offorth February and the forward play of Forsberg died Tuesdsr following an attack or In-around Bridgeport, Conn., Bras eompeny Exening-U- p expected requirement for that now being booked. December and with Bras and Conn.. month Bristol, corporation, atood out for the losers." Brown, at fluent, will be held ' ' '"" Unexpectedly large and well distributed Product company prob January also hav been In moderate de Corn Trend for Fine Increase In business profits for the third American Copper Arguments In the case of R. E. center, plaved an excellence floor at I p. m. Saturday f tained; terbalanceMarket; A la no interest as yet in there but Included. mand, , ably ultimately v quarter of 1838, as compared With the same j Maxfleld of 923 Lake street game, but his usually accurate eye In the Joseph William I March. Consumers report that they are against eeseseeseMewMseveMAeee period of last year, say the December l for the basket failed him. comfortably covered with copper for such Product. Advances. su of J. A. Host ex Co.' Oraphlo Metal - f jf Unia Smith of B. funeral 0. chapTaylorsville, Taylor 1181884 to Few orders as they already have on their book. and California breeder. start series after L Another hoop Review, hav developed a rather general Som producer are sold out through Jan Rev. Elmer I I 83 SO. The on wethers, a of pound Utah student, versity charge Christmas belief for the full twelve month th that th holidays. uary, but others have moderate tonnage 15 Ooahen will officiate. Th score: aggregate earn Inst of American Industry of assault and battery, will be heard available, even for early shlpmer? should LOS ANGELES. i no i. win surpass by tar th return cf 137, siGUA Ft i Friends mar view the If CHICAOO, Nov. S8 (AP). Rain which it be required. Special t The Tribune. tujtwe FriANGELES. Nov. 38. Hogs Receipt. N. L06 H. In court 83 ar likely Tanner's of eased record th result pi Indeed, southern In to ended Wool Judge QT.rr. Argentina ' continue Not. U. drought BOSTON, funeral the 1800: slow, little don early, prospect wheat value today, but th be fully equaled. 14 11 body at ffct wa LU fa Foreign Demand Bandera, rf . 1 1 J 1 Bird, rt day morning. Testimony was taken ell In fair volume. Recent price advance to This Maraden. it . 1 I 1 IPortberg. It.. 1 1 t 4 chapel Friday and profit talna ever around 15c to 38c lower, or under 88.80 for largely counterbalanced through evening Cases Domestic Situation. year's Wednesday, are car 19.13 for 1927 mixed Most top An maintained. Nebraska. butchers; Brown, o.... 18 9 4 Saturday prior to the Industrie various art purchase no tomorrow' to for rang Cleveland, lor holiday. leading prepar ' The lull ln foreign demand hag ated S 0 complaint and defense wit- Immediate delivery. Pewei trade with all th way up to an Increase of 83. 1 per top Tuesday. 89 Tt.3001 Welch, rt ... 0 OHarton, rt... ether influence helping to ttesdy th wheat thThedomestic Burial will situation materially, to that 1650 Cattle 0 0 amice. of cent for nesses approximately were five Outside wa congress variance Receipt. In WhllakM. Ig. 0 0 0' Pilling, it... at copper talk that market convening companies. detailing forward datlnis are noticed. Trend no further be In Watatch Lawn few held sale 78c price advance are. expected In over; slow, this group, th most pronounced Instance early showing next Monday would be likely to focus trad the circumstances leading to a fistic en- ward fin wool continue. next. few week. .Consumption of dec- 1 10 1 11 cemetery, lilia Oerrr of advance Include th motor accessory, to (1.00 decline this week to dbui three attention on farm relief. Totals 14 1171 Totals.. counter on Smith's farm when the expected to continue through 35; about tt tried good Referee, Gilbert. Some dealers have betun to renew stocks miscellaneous mining and smelting, oil pro- ear good Idaho steers, (13.30913 Closing price for wheat wer easy., had keen em ployed i th same high rat car steers placed In near-b- y feed lot; eent . I...' .nnltM anH ducing, motor, and machinery Industrie. nine r-latter asked the complainant to re- i. cent net lower, with core v t th first half of 1939 at recent to ha characterised months. Th that to car three By tn cows, national sow-pmedium Idaho good eent to 4 4t ad of '4 most an. sent oat th featur Possibly showing im significant n Indicate need in manufacturers' irain irom mduel 18 the 35 trespassing tuning lot 18 peat 8 at bank cents, c I I. Greon River Quint Scheduls 9 80: few lot lew cutters and cut vnc. and provisions varying from 1 cent foreign price continue that In some Instance th gslns was agreement, crovement. Goods market betterment these There with demsnd pheasants. good from t7 calves, European ports, bulla, 50; eight yrara, and ehe (4.00(78.601 ter, 008 which show a cents. a groups Improvesetback to rise of it stimulated hss Vi cold weather and continue, her Britain from br but turvlved and 300: France, very lot vealers. however, In the fact that Smith sales of men a wear and overcoats. Many ment reported a slight loss from 1937 re- steady receipts. everl Preseason Playing Tour It was noticeable that although tne Chi Oermany. Sales thl month willpoor Pueblo. be clot In few UVOO'atMOl; (10.00013.50. calve. to be pareati sults for first th months. market su down wheat responsive knocked Maxfleld twice. cago proved clothing makers sre doing better business to lowest fn'r. anrf Im hrr,lh- of th the th 4331 decks two following yer.two months. Av Of course, In considering aggregate earnSheep Holdover. stesdy; today to new Of beneficial downpour in large booking of th last Maxfleld't left eve was discolored. than last year. Sprint serges also are sellLaella Gerry. - Special to The Tribune. era in Los Anise Ire. lamb that arrived late Tuetday, parts of Argentina where crop nave oeen ings figures It must be remembered that ing to volume. Movement of fin wool L. 15.771 M. for the was 25. week, cent. who 19 erage mall lot price Blackmar, 110.15611.00; v culls, heat and hunting Into consumption has really begun. Pin all companies do not share alike. Thus, In suffering on account of erects! GREEN RIVER. Coach Wallace witn Maxiieia. and J. a. Bmitn, a nd fin because of urgent need of rain, the price Twe Sellers Each Bepert Mrs. Mary McCulstion medium stsple territory .haj told some Industrie there hav been corporaO. Bickmore, of the Oreen River high SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. tion which hav not fared any too well this here wer much leu pronounced SOOS Tens ef Zln Sold. downturn In some at 10811.13 brother house freely of took the clean, the tl. of defendant, native a McCulation. Ure. Very Kirk school, announces that his basketyear. And in considering the SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 38. Hogg than at Liverpool. To a eoniideraoi extent, clothing at II 00 108. Two aellen each report over 5000 ton witness stand for the complainant ndSales ball team's first trip of the year will d of Receipts, ISO, direct 95s holdovers 650: th relative strength of th market her of tine told thl week, and other hav also territory are limited total for 1838 It should be noted that com N. . o( heart and kidney dla ana aeienaant, respectively. unnuiia. advice of with th acor slow, to refusal parisons diminution stock corresponding period only by western nothing done; late Tuesday numerous wa associated with comprehensive be through Emery county, eaee, Kcordina to sold recflved by rela phenomenal tonnage. Oalvanlter 1 lea wheat much 1837 busiarc 160 mad with a period In which to 300 pound indicating that then The defendant has filed a counter- - cept bids. Market for Montana and similightweight Idaho. (10.00; December 8, 7 and 8. mh. tive In Bell now In United State country elevators hav fallen over themselves to place order firmly pegged at ll.10yi.12. elein. ness profit war much less satisfactory local fed. (9 35. 11. 1S70. In Tooele, the complaint of assault and battery lar for n.m.nhr shipment varying all the way from K.n tlm this at year. last than wer 1936. 1. In 11 direct hold 08. OS'S Cattle Receipt, 365, 300, On Thursday, December 8. Oreen desirable moves at thsr, they to next July, with a heavy tonnag duhter ol Jamri and the let Mary Peee- - aealiist both Maxfleld and Black- - Less over 400; slow at week's decline; load low Moreover, price for all grades or oo- - prompt Both cloth and continue to buy ln demand for the first quarter of the River, with one regular returning, nall Kirk. She n0 been reeioem vi all markeu In wheat Is which is meetlo practically other Nevada mar, holdover (11 00; steers, It good pending. alleged Prench combing at 110941.08. ' will old on Most of thig wa the paet twenty-on- e year. tackle Huntington, which has vd lor load lots low medium. 19.504? 10.00: load wer shown to be lower than a year ago. coming year. LOCAL SECURITIES Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Monday, She I Mirrlved by her father, her tep-- in the complaint that Blackmar held Demand Prevails one substitute returning. The folholdover Idaho heifer. (9 00: around five and th assertion wa mad that farmer some quoseller advanced their Mra. Alice Kir: ner nueoano. h. Smith while Maxfleld kicked him. whereupon mother, In better financial condition tation to 6 30 cent and load medium to low good Nevada and Ida- generally are Par Medlaa Territory. to 615 lowing night Green River's offense i u,n ,n. .nd tht lollowln cluldren: ho oows. (7 5588 35: odd head cutters, (5.50 than they were then, under ucn cir cents. By today, most sellersother INDUSTRIALS. Oood demand prevallx for medium terri were at 6 35 will attempt to pierce Central high's J. Fay McCulation. Carlm. Nev.i Horace nawide statement cumstances. attracted 96.00; bulls, (7.7898.50; calves, cuotably tory. Dealer Insist upon II 051 08, clean, though there wer still offerings by Bid. Asked. steady. eerneiey, iM.i vrtdefense at Castle Dale. Brady, Olson Kenneth McCIUHInn, spread notice that the "hold your wheat' cent, at least one producer at 6 35 cent. Thers for best snd S7cfhS1.00 for Amalgamated 8ugar com .. ( and Edel McCuUMon. Montello, Nev.i 1 60 360; holdover 130: slow, movement advocated by Secretary Jardlne, and Seeley, all guards, are back from mr Sheep Receipts, was McCuie'.lon, qurter-blooless demand than before th basis. clean Bhlrley nd These Albert markedly price 68.00 little Interest: good to choice lightweight Is lllcelv to keen th crala on farm until do pfd 83.00 sre shsded for Inferior supplies. Texas Columbia last year's quintet for Central On Joaeph, ur w c Kimber. Orouee Crrek. u.i-ii- n: advance, but well over 3000 tons have been needed for sold Steel com 13,751 lambs quoted to (13.35; medium to choice price lmprov or money ir.75 Mra. wools level already. Galvanare fall th at and Ralph Carlln; Weal, Harold Mra. Nev.i higher the of practically final game do pfd Saturday, the trip 97.00 99.00 swes, (4.5068.50. print work. Meanwhile, general export done. business has improved lately, but Plenty of Toy. Nev.: Miu saun jaci.ui.nuu. remain, held Oon Wagon demand today for wheat from North Amer ising 8 85 will be played at Ferron. where Coach Oliver, 6.18 on th same price basis as fin and fin of much the this week was inspired Nome. Alaska: Oliver McCuutlon. Montelbuying lea appeared (lack, but Winnipeg dispatches by the Dm Power pfd CHICAGO. loo.oo 103.00 Otteson has his regular center and lo. and Mr. Oeorte Robtiuon. Montello. medium territory. of higher price rather .60 ,T Coal . . ..... CHICAOO. Not. 38. Cattle Receipts. said Europe continued to be a heavy buyer than to expectation cover orders for manufactured Boston buyr occasionally pick up some Independent ft substitute forward back. She Is alto aurvlved by the lollowln low of Canadian ton Sugar 300.00 110.04 13,000; fed yearlings relatively scare, steady grade wheat. Ly State Tooele; alno In Texas, where som 1.800,000 Mt Spot carload of On a similar trip last year Oreen brother and (later: JmeMra.Kirk. Tel At Tel 151.00 155.00 with week Prevailing moist condition throughout good. advance; part load show 7 C. P. now ar cent. at remain unsold Wllllem Klrk. Bait Lke; at four quoted Average price storage pound corn belt n the of territory for th week, 6.385 cent. 104.00 106.00 throwouts, 117.50; full load. (17.40: nu the greater part River pranced easily away with the pfd . . Held up at the points of revolvers points. Ten is holder believe all will be Salt Lake; Mra. C. t. Rich. Beit .61 merou loads, H6.35'17.10; weighty steers gave an incentive for purchasing of corn .55 Coal but lost Lake, and Mr. P. H. MarhU, Tooel. game at Huntington, In the hands of two unmasked men, needed. Mill and dealers have recently Standard 73.00 IS. 00 In liberal supply; beef tonnage, considering future deliveries. On the other hand, nu- Demand fer Leal uisn rir clay food slsed lot of wool (tore at Utah the other two by rather close marAt Cok 88 00 1st 93.00 six of run, rather heavy; buyers going very merous holders were selling out to realise Continue Streng. who, with a third, had entered his taken Oat pfd. Rotwell, N. M. Ohio and similar fleece o Except at an advance, country 1.38 low on all except toppy heavy steers; cow 1.46 Katie Bell Young Kraft Susar com ... profits. tins, their big gun being the towergrocery store at 1595 South Eleventh are firmly held at recent advances. It is Lead ha been In excellent volume during Ln . Horn . 115.00 .. offering of corn to arrlv were email, espe- the laat week, 305.00 Fir Utah basely steady, with week's uneven downing Peake at center, one of those th sale tonnag Mra. Katie Bell Tounf Kraft. 60, widow East street, just at closing time Wed- j said that some average delaine can be had Utah OH Reflnln Oat were ln tood de southwest. 10.35 cially on turn: all 9.50j fairly dependable market even than reported a week ago. demanded for Utah Power at Lt 17 missing this year through gradua- of Chrlea H. Kreit died Wednetday morn-In- s nesday night, George Olsen was at 45 cent, but 48 cent mand. 109.00 111.00 grade light heifer, both butcher and year.... pfd choice. buying has contributed maln tion. with at the home of her dauchter. Mr.a forced to hold up his hands while anything really upturns Provision sympathised 99 00 101.00 do is pfd bull to her make kinds; ling hardly enough to the total, though carload busiH atreet. Touna. deliveries terially ftr one of the trio rifled his cash registh vslu of hoc, but near-b- y Walker Bros. D O Co pfd. 100.001 103.00 a market: weighty beef bulls at (9.58311.00, Since mid October Coach Bickmore Weton H.illueaa. ness ha been ln good volume alto. Th Streng Bhe wu born December Unaerln 104 001 105 .51; look higher; vealers, 50c to (1 higher, bis of lard tended to decline on account of ex has been watching the youngsters 11, situation Is very strong, and highdomestic TYIth Pemaaa Gee. ter. Only $2.50 was taken. 01 IBM, In Bait Lake, tne daughter 01 about 13,000.000 that pound packer paying (14.00(15.00: (nippers ac pectation BONDS. undoubtedly would hav resulted I here, and lately has picked the group Brlcham and Elliabeth Penton Younii, 4r., lard will be delivered on December con er prices strong and In good demand Olsen told Detectives M. D. Mc- tive at (15.00 up to 115.75; stockers and feed during the last week were it not for the con Bid. Asked. er, fully at 81 cent. Some holders asking S3 cents. from which he will build this year's and a trndduhter of Brleham Young. Ginness and L. F. Wire that tract. with week's mostly 35c to steady, of strength In London. With tinued lack Lake. In just Salt life The market for and quarter- - Amalgamated Sugar 7 1937 petted her entire RANOI OP LEAD rNGBUTU RES. 104.751 105.78 80c upturn. Calve quad. He will give the teams of the She Receipt. 1000. prices In the two markets near a balance. She wa married to Mr. Kraft In iset, as he was preparing to close the store o ood is 86 and 88 cent, respectively. Pin Columbia 6Vis 194T .. Steel 96.00 11,000: actlvei fat lamb (7.001 an on thl side would Invite th Sheep Receipts. advance Associated Central division tome nice competi- cr.d. Press.) th (By la I eurvlved by bealde for the Mr. Youn. the trio walked in with Ohio clothing selling tt 40 cents. Woolen Cent National Bank Bids 6. Close. Low. fully 35c higher; early top, (14.00: bulk de WHEAT importation of bullion lead. High. tion on this trip, and plans coming four children. Mr. Paul M. Hlrth. Spokane, a requestday 100.001 for clgarets. Informed that mills sre buying steadily, but Is smtU 104.00 tlrable fed western and native. (11.76 aad Dec ha been in somewhat better 11.11 Corroding (1.15 (1.15st B. Youni A. Tripp. Whitney home with three games tucked away Wh.i Mra lot, preferring choice white, eastern Chief Con 7 1934 104.00 106.00 above: few load half fat kind at (13.50 March 1.20 demand during the last week. Cable manul lOMj 1.10 Kraft. Bait Lake, and Penton Y. Kraft. he had none for sale, they then scoured A and B super, in spit of stiff Drvld Eceies ( to start the season right. 100.00 104.50 downward, sorting very light; odd lots na to take lead is excellent facturers 1.33 1.23 continue 1.33 May P. A Prank As asked Youn. brother. for OS: 81 latth former Calif. he turned from price, Stockton, cigars. th selling at Mutual Creamery 1 1936- tive throwouts, (10.50s311.00; dipped lambs. to statistical seasonal volume, contrary CORN FuSanta Monica, Calif., alio eurvtve. a counter to hand the cigars to the ter at tl.00fil.03. PuUed lamb's wool 193S 100.00 (13 SO 18.00; few loads and odd low fat Dec .86 trend indications. Ammunition, lead foil. (4.00 .844 1H been A face 11.03 for tentatively neral arraniement and brings super Kc9 tl.00 Rocky Mtn Pack Corp 4Ht hr (11.004311.50; sheep, steady; few March ... was .87 and he IS confronted .87 men, si with yearling. supplies a plumbing re battery manufacturtor set lor Sunday. uper. 93.00 100.00 fat ewe up to (7.00; feeding lamb, (trang er hav participated in good volume ln th .90 .90 M Msy volver and ordered to "stick 'em up." Other woolen gortg are ateady. but ter- 8 L ex Utah R R 6 1944 .. 14.00 41.00 three doubles business.- - New Year Inventory reweek' (13.M; rangers, OATS One of the bandits was described ritory scoured ar slow. Bsled scoured Sumter Val R R us 1938-.47 .46 47H weighty kind downward from (13.00. quirement have kept orders from certain Dec Josephine H. YV. Martin California wool sell mod7.00l 100.50 1943 . . . as being about 30 yean of age, about and carbonised Ho .47V direction below the level indicated by the 47 '4 .47 Receipt. 18,000. March ... erately at 88 cents to tl; California MendoJosephine Henrietta Vt'orthea Martin. (4, five feet 7g Livestock 103.00 99.001 current rate of consumption In these chan48 .46 Bteptoe .47 May eight Inches In height and cino wools. In gresae, sell at I105O1O8, 8 L ex Ocden Ry 5s 1834 .. 43.00, 46.00 died st the family residence. AU business ln the raat has been at DENVER. nel. RYE 145 clean. Montevideo markets have strength- 3 L Term Co 8 1938 was She was weighing about He street. mornln. East . ... pounds. 15 Wednesday 61.09 60.00 Nov. cent 38. 1.61 DENVER, 350; Hog ; per pound, the level of the A. 8. 1.03H Dec Receipt. BAEERSFIELD, Calif., Nov. 28 n bom In Sslt Lake, September IS. 1864. and dressed in a slovenly manner and ened and price her have taen revised, R. company' 1.06 Sus contract price. 1.061 1.05 In the active, mostly 15c to 25c higher: spot en March ... 7 Harrison H. Randolph, 24, had lived here aU her life. She Is survived wore a can and gray suit. Another wiping out recent declines. 99.00 103.00 packing sow only steady; west extreme 1.07 middle 1.07 1.08H top. price have advanced slightly May At London auction substantial price adof Silt Lake; Tellurtde Pow Co 6 193S .. 101. 001 103.00 19.05 on on th (trengtb of the improvement ln de near Fresno last night for the by a son. Prank E. Martin, others. II 00 LARD drive; was vances as described 20 been about on desirall two and hv Pour registered brothers. Rich being erendchlldren and 105 00 106.00 Ltah Hotel 7s 1941 11.07 11.07 11.20 mand. bulk 180 to Nov. ...... (8 65 8.8S; murder of Mrs. Pearl Hunnleutt, 45. four wools. sales nave been held In o ard B. Worthen and M. H. Wor'.hen. both shorter than the first. He was clad able 0 Su 6s 94.00 100.80 11.12 11.12 11.27 Averag down, (8 0018.35: price for the week. New York. packing sows, Dec New Zealand with price firm. No Amerl-cs- n of Bakersf leld. made a complete con- of Salt Lake, funeral services will be held in dark At Power 4 16 cents; St. Louis, 6.20 cent. 97.75 98.75 mostly (7.75; butcher towt, (S.306S 35. 1930 . . Lt 11 80 11.80 Utah 11.85 was as Jan the clothing, third, style wool hav yet been offered. Utah Lt A Trsc Co 8 1934 . 104.001 105.00 fession to District Attorney Ray Baturday at J p. m. In the rote room of who was believed to be about 17. 12.05 11.08 700: 11.10 all classes Cattle ... fully March Receipts, Tla Prices Continue Sydney, Melbourne and Oeelong ar sellPow As Lt 4Vt 1944 .. Mortuary company. Bishop 13.25 94.501 96.50 steady; tat heifers, (8.75H8.85: cows, enr 12 18 13.30 May Bailey and sheriff's officers tonight. the Dfteret To Hold en Upelde. ing thig week. Price ar unchtnsed. with Utah Harline will r.'ficlste. Interment will do 6 3033 104.501 106.60 ally (8.00418 50; built, (6.7567.00; several RIBS Mrs. Hunnicutt was criminally at- Oscar England, continent and japan buying Virtue Clilt Bids Stta 1936 The Strait tin market offered but llttl be In the City cemewry. 10.75 Dec loads stockers and feeder. (11.00 down Mrs. Phillip, who wa born In PennsylvaIn the form of new developments last week, strongly and Oermany some. tacked and strangled to death Mon- 1938 . . 100. sol 107.90 best late Tuetday, (11.50: several loads cows Jan 11.05 nia, came to Ogden from Butte. Mont., rethough prices today are higher by someon country account, 18.1567. 80. Calves BELLIES BANKS. Crarie Mary Carpenter what more than 1 cent per pound than they cently. Hhe wa a member of the Seoond 11.95 Nov Receipt. 35. were a week ago. Consumers of tin plat church and Bid. the lAsked. Presbyterian of Order SO PRODUCE MARKET 1 th 13. died at Carrl Mary Carpenter, Sheep Receipt. 1500: fat and feeder Dec re buying againat future requirements in MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR. of the Taber, lodge 333, at Butte. 12.17 Bsnkers Trust . 185.00 family residence, IM Garden avenue, Tues- Daughters Iamb, 15c or more higher, quality and Jan. addition to th daughter In Ogden, she larger volume than they have been accusMIHUeAFOLM. Nor. J (AP). Flour, day evenin. She was born in Sprlnsfleld. In Columbia Trust . . . . 83.50 loo.oo freight considered: two car comeback 87 I CASH QUOTATIONS. one survived to in the paat. Several transaction tomed by greatgrandchild, eight nchansed. Shipment. 13, Ml barrel. FBODl'CI MAItKPT. 130.00 140.00 pound fat lambs, 811.00. freight paid; five Continental National . Ohio. Merch 54. 184S. and came io Salt Lake grandchildren and on sister. The body la M. Wheat, No. 1 hard. (1.304; No. 4 mixed. involving delivery ln th summer of 1929 Bran, 385,00 395.00 car 66 to fifteen years aso. Survivin are four sons. at Idaho pasture lamb CHICAOO. Nov. 38 (API. Butter today Deseret National . . .. as th of been hav consummated. Reports from Lon00. mortuary Son. Llndqulst (1 305.00 115.00 to packer feed lot, (11.35. with some freight Harry 8. of Oolden, Colo.: Albert T., of continued ateady to firm at unchanged Dtseret Savings Corn. No. 4 mixed, sotoesitte: no. s don have lt that th speculative Interest 138.00 135.00 benefit: load Denver, Colo : Clyde 8. and Paul L. of First Security Corp. . fed clipped lamb, prices. DaiED rat rr. Buyers hd apparently is supplied there S3 We. 4784 taking surplus tin off the market 4 yellow, a and Mrs. E. D. Wilson .. sister. 130.00 140.00 (13.00: few yearlings. (1.75; sheep and feed their holiday requirements and trade wu National Copper NEW YORK. Not. 31 AP. Dried fruit Salt Lake; six (randchildren s white- - 40wvc; mpi and shipping It to unlisted warehouses, Oat. 43 No. 44c. 365.00' 380.00 ers, about steady; three load Navajo feed Mrs. J. O. Dunbat. of Phoenix. Arts. Short Utah State National . slow, but supplies of all grades Were eloselv It and hop eteedy. reflected in statistics as havit whereby OODEN. Mrs. Elten 0 Dons'ess rooms of rose grade, Wilson, 1.18. 00 be will Bros. 303.00 ers, (10.35. lightly sorted. services held in the Walker ing entered consumption. of Jam-sales. Wilson of Wilton ward, clrtned up. and receiver were firm In their Zlcn's Savings Ac Trust 315.001 330 00 Ry. no 6(4t73c. the Deseret mortuary Thursday previous widow asxing prices. In th centrallted car marAverage price for th week. Strait tin, died n Sis-m- a djck-lnso- Tanner Hears Assault Case Obituaries i Business Profits L Near Record Year Brass Mergers Almost Finished nit Phelps-Dod- f orr ' till nine-mon- th er I 1 nine-mon- ; nine-mon- th half-bloo- le. wl 1 er 1 Three Holdup three-eight- 1 Men Rob Store high-gra- Schramra-Johnso- 26-1- 3, Utah-Idah- 1 Large-sca- -- d le zciir Hslf-bloo- d thret-eight- 3 1939-19- Young Man Admits Strangling Woman 3 seal-Nin- th Sprlngvllle-Mappleto- 4 Utah-Idah- I , . , to the body bemi scut to Oolden, Colo., for Interment. Weather Emily Lloyd Weather condition. November it. 1921' The Urse tuh of this mornin has drnpped farther down Into Colorado and the Dekous. where temperatures have lowered il t SO desree in the lut twenty-fou- r ' hours. The low I now cover! n New Mexico, southern Utah and Colorado. It Is lanowlna at Lander. Cheyenne. Denver. Orand Junction. North Platte and Santa Pe. . and ralntn at Dodre City. Clear sties prevail In Montana. Idaho and Nevada, with temperatures remaining about the same. , Comparative data at Salt Laka City: Richest temperature today . 'Hiehest In this month sine 1874... Lowest last niht lLowest this month since 1874...,. Mean for today Normal Decrees 35 14 31 ,.. ... ... ... 33 37 Inches. Toil Emily Lloyd. H, wife of Amos Lloyd, of Fourth East street, died at the family residence Wednesday morning. She was born In England. February 38, 1843. and came to Utah fifty-fiv- e years ago. She is survived by a son. Fred T Lloyd, of Salt Leke, and five daughters. Mrs. J. B. Smith. Mrs. Pearl Luce, both of Salt Lake: Mrs. Emma Psulson, of Magna; Mrs. Etta Adams. of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Fannie Perry, of Oklahoma. 18)7 Ocden. Funeral service will be held Saturday at died Walter Burton. Wednesday at 1 p. m. ofIn the Second ward under the direction Bishop Jame Pack. The body his home in Granger, after a Itngerlng illness. He was born In Salt Lake. April 10. may be viewed Friday evening and Satur-Cn- y 18V3. He later made his home in Granger. morning at the home of Mrs Fife. 274 He is survived by his widow, Ophelia Ruth ChUos avenue. Arrangements are In charge of Undquist St Sons. Burton, three daughters. Mrs. William Ink-leof Garfield, and Verna and Donxa Bur ton, of Granger, and three sons, Howard. Walter E. E. Burton S3, precipitation for the twenty-fou- r hours ending at p. m .04 Jo. in and Samuel Burton, all Total for this month to date 1.84 Accumulated excess tor this month to Louis P. Johnson date s , Total since October 1 to dste I M Louis P. Johnson, 73. dry goods sales'Accumulated excess since Oct. 1. .. 1 01 man and a resident of Salt Lake for the Sun r.tes at 7.3 and sets at 01, lr.gr eighteen years, died Wednesday at the Novemh- -r 38. 19?8 nsldence. 11 J South Fifth East street. H WEATHKR OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESIs survived by a sister residing In Salt TERDAY AT I P. MOUNTAIN TMUt. Lrke and another at Idaho Falls. Idaho. 7 he body Is at Kingdon es Lees undertaking i " l 1, ft est abl.shment pendtna funeral ? tl f ;M - ., ChK-sa- ... Denver. O. Junction Helena Kansas City Lander . . Aruele. Minn poll Modena .. 40 m 43 Needies .. Pocateilo Pvniasid . puebia . . Reno . Si Louis . Stll Ssa ie lir Sen Praa. Seattle . . Spoxene Toooeeh . . Vha too . V nit V Yel ttOD Yurra . ' III 31' 0l 34: V. hrw York Omaha phoenix . Hi; 4 as' I: 3,4.... 43 H 4 S4 43, S4 40 M 4! 40 Ml j: 4l K) 34! U 3.' 34 tV S4 7 i 3 3Jf 4M! 81 4 14 SO' 14i as. 14 '.,.. 3....8 i 44' S6 n 3i..T. js 18'.... 84' Per ry Bernard Elias Perry. Infsnt son of Mr. and L. C. Perry, of Hunter, died at the family residence In Hunter. Wednesday He was bom in Hunter. Ani'iit 17. 193 He Is survived by his parents. enters, Chr.stine and Bermce. and a brother, Clifford, ail ol Hunter. to Keith George Keddington Keith Oorge Keddington, ton of Georee W nd Idn Dustln died Tuesday at it) family 00 Clear 1 TO s venue He Is Herbert ..(Kicidy. T Pt. cldy vived by ha parrots and two altera. .... 31' Snow .00 Clear OOCldy. S Snow .... it M 44 4 3 4- - .... Tl S3' 3 4 34; iSJ 16 .OOCIcer .05 Snow 33 - Be rnard Eli as Mrs TCidy. .MSnow 12 il: MV as) 43f .34 M; 1ft 3 3 3 3S ....( 10' 2fl Of 39 So' M 43, I c at' - tioise ! .... , Cheyenne e i I Wednesday mornlnj. Mrs. Wilton was bcrn in Bt Louis, Mo,. April 14, 1850, and to Utah at the aee of 3 years with her parents by ox team. She had been resident of Weber county ever since and was an active worker in the L, D S. church. Surviving are the following children: Jrmes D. Wilson, Mra W. K. Pile. Mr. J. W Rockek. Mrs. H. A. Purdy. Mrs. J. W. Wutson. Wllford D Wilson. Mrs. Alice Con-k- y, all of Oaden: Mrs. H. W. Gallup of Lo Anseles. Nineteen grandchildren and ten also survive. Brothers and sisters survivin are Mra J. O. Brown. James Douglas. David Douglas. Mra Carl Wallace. Mrs. Alice Strlngham. John Douglta, William Douglas. Mra Wil liam Reeve and Mra David Bevor, all of c?me Luther Ramsey Special to The Tribune, PANOUITCH Luther Ramsey, pioneer of Olendale, died Wednesday morning at his home In Olendale He Is survived by his willow and six children. Arthur Ramsey of Olendale, Lester Ramsey. Mra. Msry Ann lones, and Mrs. Laurs Olsen of Charlo. Mont : Mrs Oeoree C. Mature of Poretello. Idaho, end Mr. D. C. Pit of Long Beach, California. Lewis Nathaniel Fuller Lewi! Nathaniel Puller, is. died Tuesdev ftisTit.at a le-a- l hospital foilbwm a brief illness He was born July 14. 1873, and had been resident of Garfield for the past four yers tie Is survived by his widow. Mary A Puller, six tons. Lewis C. Puller. Montlrello; William Edward Puller. Masna: I stem. Alfred. Horace and Plovd Puller. Osrfield. nd five diuthlers. Mrs Arnold Ksrvhner. Garfield. Mra John Stamoulouf, Magna, and Einora. Fay and Lara Puller, Garfield. Ray Hansen R scores wer bringing a (light INVESTMENT SECURITIES. premium in torn quarters. Bld.iAsked. rres.i: 83 score. 51. 83 score. 80: 91 score. 6.35 4SV 80 score. 47 4: 88 score, 48',; E8 score. Basic Industries Shares. ..( 8"5 .'30. 1 874131 Fixed Trust ,. Shares 81 45: score. 43 1. Centralised: 80 score. 47?.; 88 score, 47; Investment Shares Corp . ..137.50 139 00 ..137.00 3S.50 U S Electric Trust 88 score, 48. V. S. SHARE CORPORATIONS Poultry Allv, tedy. Receipt, ftv cars. Powl. 304J38: springs. I Bkt lAsked. 3Jij31v; roosters. 30; turkeys, 30Q37; ducks, 17S33; Common stock trust (hares. geese, 33. A- -I IS Series S3 ,. 33 4 NIW YORK. Bov. 38 ' (API. Sutter, Bank stock. Series C-- 3 steady. Receipt. 10.343 tub. Cheece. steady. Receipt. 62.434 pound. Bggg. steady. 11.843 ease. Receipt. LIVESTOCK Fresh gathered firsts, lie 48; Pacific coast White, extras. 63f63V; do flrU to extra first. 37413. NORTH SALT LAKE. Poultry Dressed, steady, unchanged. NORTH SALT LAKE. Nov. 28 Hogs Poultry Live, dull: chickens, by freight. 377. Receipt!. including 35 head for the lo 34i3; by express. 304x33: broilers, freight, 304(33: express. 39640; fowls, freight. 3IU cal market. 96 In transit to South San Fran30: express. 30i33: old roosters, freight. 18 cisco market and 346 to San Diego packer. i30: turkeys, freight. 33j38. express, 3tJ Steady to 10c lower; few lot medium 300 to 354 pounds, IS 25fe8.30. few 38. ducks, freight. 33. weight. sows. 86.75. packing Cattle Receipts, 10S. Including four head SAM FRANCISCO. Cal.. Nov. 38 (API. for local the market. 36 ln transit to CaliButterfat. Onions Oreen. 1 0011 31 lug: Jobbing, fornia dairymen and 373 to Loa Ansele Pew common to good cow. (6 3541 market. dry yellows. 3 OOtiS.SO; Australian brown, 1(0. about steady. J.M)til7i cwt. 1 Sheep Receipts, 1571, all In transit to Loa Potatoes Jobbing. Stockton. 1 0041 15; Poorer lower; Washington netted Oem. Angeles pacitrs. Non this market. 1 I 1 SO. 30i 40; Oregon, l.SSet OGDEN. Poultry Broiler. 3b38; hens, 34(131; turkeys, live. 804X33. OODKN. Nor. 36 Ho Receipts, 133. Includln (4 head for th local market and LOCAL WHOLESALE PRODl'CE. direct to local packer. 'Steady: odd 36 lot butchers. 198 to 3T pounds. (8 359 6 40; (Quotation by Nelson-Ric- k Creamery few heavies. 300 pound and up. (8 00; packCompany.) ket, fancy iV Eles, Prune firsts, BUTTER or fists, lb: lb IOCS. Presh extra poultry farm. do. . Piocessed whit, do. Selected white, do Mediums, poultry farm. dcx. .. Mixed country, dot. CHEPSK. Full cream triplet, lb Pull cream longhorns. lb Full cream sandwich loaf. lb. ., lb. .. Ciesm brick. 38-l- b. bricks, lb. .. Lin.bureer, brick, to. RiMefort. each. lb. Pull cream. Wisconsin cured. D. mock Swiss, t ing sows. 14 8O0I7 00. .8! blocks, .... OODM Ray Hansen. Infant daughter air and Mr. Jesse Roy Hansen, died eeriy Wednetdsv mornln at th family OOClesr nsldence. Tea Twenty -- second street, after Frank Hamilton Taylor .OOCldy. CHICAGO POTATOES. a short lllnesa. er Th baby was born TCldj. CHICAGO, Nor. 38 (United State Deto Private funeral services will be The Tribune. Special OOCIrsr re 11 held Potatoes o clock t the partmentS4 of Agriculture!. oe Clear morning al PARK CITT Kunersl services for Prank heme Prlday 331 cars; total on of Mr traok. Mrs and 1 ear, Oliver ceipts Hansen. H TsT'er. who died Tuetdsy at his home Twenty-thlra- " .OCCIdy. street Burial will be In th 44 Cldy. on Ncrfo's iven. titer V, .LVJJ lingering tllnrss, Osden City cemetery under the auspice of a'.il b held Prldsr aferr.oon t the L. D yclcer .s.a. h..a. .v.,,.. .s,k.i mS chapel TCIrtv. The body easy b viewed t th Lmdquut A- Son Minnesota an4 North Dakota sacked until 1pm- Interment will be in .04Cldv rflund whites, a i9e: Prd R.ver FOOTBALL FINAL. tiie Olennwood cemetery in the Woodmen s fC:esr IIOOssIOd. Idaho tsrked ruaaet. onr;o. At Texarkana. Texas: Texarkana Ohio. plot, under direction of Archer's mortuary. 11 454110, around 110. mostly rwC.'ilr. Junior colinfe 51, Decatur (Texas) 0. Cldy. Mrs. Annie E. Phillips II) A BO POTATOM. Baptist coilrge 0. fTexarkana claims 00 Clear IDAHO FALLS. IdehO. Nev. 18 United .ft" Ciear stale Junior co!g; title i Special to Th Tribune. State T Pt. cldy potato shipments by principal statee OOOI!T Mrs. Annie F PM1!I7. 84. tfed .forms II. Colorado 70. Idaho 110. Maine TClesr at the home f her csuchter. Mr Lester tell all Cs. ihos that Specific Wants H4. 43. Minreeeot 41. Nebraska Miemrsn JMClesf Burti. 1.1 Istntj-thlr- a s.reew Vtetiheear. the .'cUa.--e Uu moat resuiUul. 18, Loo aaad 41. other New Teig u. sur- of "Sir i',: Cattle-Recetpt- fa. niclUfflfil IJf head market and 14 In transit to tor the local California dairymen: ateady: part load good teer. (10 35: few, 1100. few leu feeder eteer. ( OOer 00; part load heifers. (8 50: odd fairly good head. tiSCetSOO; medium and good con. (7 ooejT 35. cutter and common cows. (4 50 6 00 Sheep Receipts. 4183, Includln 31 head for the local market. 330 direct to local packer. 3357 In transit to St. Joe market North Dekn 13, Ore em is. Pennsylvania 30. South Dakota 0. I'tah 0. Washing, on 30. Wisconsin 63. Wyoming 4. Tola! for country. 6.1 cara Market auotation on United State No 1 atock at Idaho ldah fthlppinc Fa lit district demand light. Hu!lns light,point' o f. b carloads dull: cash track. ertrlet i is. warehouse regraded. few sales. n-.- e, mostly S?c; RuraU. very few sale. oniods. essei to mostly SOc: crowera. Russet, bn'k a:weight. 8CsfV. tome fair uaUty. 60S5e Twm Pall Demand alow, market dull; rsr'oeda cash to Brewer. Russets. 70eiec; Rural, tc-few ale reported to euote ' Paes.nss f Idaho potatoes Throuch nd Cheyenne te point east and Dnver . tffj-n76 esrs: through Sell Lake City OeOrti and Twin Palle to pain's west and scutn. 6 ears; to eitthem California, 7 rare, ta northern California. I car. through Omaha. 11 car deotmed te Chicago. 8Je. OMAHA. Nov. 38 Hogs - , 6500: opened strong, closed 10c to 15c higher: top. butobers: 300 (0 (8.5J on 340 to OMAHA. Receipts- averages. (8.3o8.50: 10 to light. (7.8048.40; packing sows, (7.750 8 60. Cattle Receipt. 1000; fed steers snd yearlings, strong to 35o higher; she stock and bulls, strong: vesl. strong to SOc higher; stockers and feeder, scan, fully steady: fed steer and yearlings, 811004 14.35; weights. 818.00; long yearlings. (16 30; heifers. (9.004)11.(0; bulk beef cow. (7.3598.78: bulk all cutters, (5.758) 6 76; medium native bull. (6.35rj8.78: practical top veal, 113 00; odd head to independents. (13.50. Calves Receipt. 100, supply Sheep Receipt. 6800; entire wooled lamb, practically all killer; lambs, active. 15c to 15o hlaher: other classes unchanged; bulk fed wooled lambs, (U.OOtJ 1135, most sale. (13.35; top, (13.11. Barley. Timothy seed. (1 0016.70. Clover seed, (23.504131.50. Lard, (11.10. Ribs. (10 75. Bellies. (13.11. MINNEAPOLIS Nov. MINNEAPOLIS, GRAIN. (API. Wheat, ear, compared to 305 a year receipt ago. Cash No. 1 northern. (1.10C1.13; No. 1 dark northern. 14 per cent protein. 11 per cent protein. (1.30 (1.38ei.S4: Zl 34: 11 percent protein. (1.11 4X1. 13; No. 1 dark hard Montana. 14 per eent protein, (1 17tll.39: to arrive. (1.36; No. red durum. 3i9xc; December, (1.00; Msr. (1.16. Corn, No. 1 yellow, Jiejgjc. . Oats. N. 1 white. 41 4142 S. p!, Barley. 51 68c. 38 457 Ry. No. 1, Flax, No. 1. 96efjfl.06. (3.34f3.44. GRAIN NOTES. KANSAS Nov. M fAP). The United CHICAOO. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 3 Cattle receipt. 4000: large proportion of run fed State department of commerce call at- Cm. steers; quality improved; trad moderately active, steady to 35e higher: better grade showing th advance; some strensth on dean able llcht heifer, com re on to medium eras heifer and daughter cow alow, weak to lower; natlv bull, needy, western! easier; ether classes unchanged; three load choice yearllnis. (18 60: 314 00 paid tor two load I teen nd en load selling 1431 pound; bulk fed steers, (110Ct13 35: part load good mixed yearlings up to (8 00: medium w good butcher cows, 87.00 6 00; all cutters. (5 38 4(4 M; good to choice vealers, (10 506) (13 50; few. (13 00. calve, receipt. 608. SheeprrrrReceipt. 15JQiJ,mbt J5& to flc higher: sheep, strong te 15c higher: top Colorado fed lamb. (13 80: other fed lots, (13 8013 35; fed shorn Texas yearlings. (16 38; top ewe. 87 00. . Hog Receipt. SOCQ. ST. JOSEPH. Ho ST. JOSEPH. Nov. 3 Receipt 7000: fairly active, mostly stesdy with top. (8 50 for load of Tuesday butchers: bulk better grade 190 pounds and up. (8 (56 45; down around 18 35; best 150 to ISO kinds pounds. 14 OCu 115; pectin sows largely 17 58)775: smooth ligni up ts (8 00: and hevy weight down te (7 50: tockerTus-dar. feeder (7 tw7 80; averag cost 88 30; weifht, 37 pounds. Sheep Receipt 1000: slow; few tale fat huiM mostly 35 cents hither: dettrshle fed western and best natives. (11 00; holdin best f.--d westerns at (13 18 or above: ated stark scare; few lee ding lamb. (Utt. Ltrl chanted Cattle Receipt 1800: ealvea. WO: market fairly aetlr on ail classes: aisughter steers and yesrl ngs unevenly higher; meet sale around 86 cents up; butcher she stork stronc to 15 cents hlvher; medium bulls and vealer s'eady; cutter cows, 10 d to II cents lower steers, lis 00. other steers and yeer'.ings. (10 504113 15. eifers largely M S0O" 10 80, most cow. (7 80 e(35: buig ll cutter. 15 7544. "5: me. Hum bull. (7 00er(s0: reeier too. 113 00: reeteee-nen- i steers tvere and higher, tw load feeders, 611 35. aver; pi, cents. There has been no change In the silver market during the past week and price have remained almost sttlonry. India hss shown no Interest and China still ab sorb the limited offerins made ln the 1 market. The undercurrent steady. Averag price for the week, 67.936 cents. 52 313 COTTON QUOTATIONS NEW YORK. Nor. 28 (AP). Cotton mice rallied late today to close a little higher. realising wag sufficiently well absorbed to cause a rally from an early decline today, but the bulge met further profit taking and gome southern seltlng nd were not maintained. The mid-aftnoon market wa comparatively quiet, with price unchanged to 3 point net lower, .. Cotton futures closed: High. Low. Clue. Prey. Cite. 30.71 20.43 20.69 Jan .. 20.51 20.73 20.43 30 68 970 20.55 March 36.06 30.40 30. 80683 20.47 Msy ., 20. 41 20.20 30.40 941 20.28 July .. 18 85 19.83 Oct 16.76 19. 68 tention to th fact that under an order Issued by th Czecbo-Blovek- ta government and effective from September 1 to Mrch Dec 20 81 30.50 30. 784? SO 20 60 15, 1939, th import duty on corn for fodder Opening: January, 20 45c: March, 20 43c; purpose I reduced from 6 Csech crowns Msy. 30.40c: July, 30.32c; October, 19 64c; per 100 kilos, gross weight, to 6.50 Cxech December. 30.52c crowns per 100 kilo, gross weight, NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26 (AP). Cotton Th department also give th detail of future closed steady at net advance of 10 the 8pnih royal decree of October 13. to 16 point. 150.000 ton of authorising the Importation Low. else. else. High. Prey. ef corn with a rebate of V50 gold peseta Jsn 20.10 19 85 SO 079 0 18. 81 per 100 kilo from th regttUr Import duty March .. .. 20.20 19 95 20.19rlS 20 00 of this amount of 10 gold pesetas. One-ha- lf 20 13 1 90 30 08 6 09 19 98 1 to be Imported by cattle raisers' asso- Msy 1 , 18 IS tt Jt . ..... ciation ms one -- ha if by ImpertiBt- tner' Oct .... .. 19 35 49, 16.24 19 401843 19.36 chants. 30 .04 19 83 33.00 Dec 19 87 In Is to slsht Although there nothing 19 85c: March. 16 95ei Opening: January, cause any immediate advance bi wheat May. 18 Sic: 11 80c: October. 19 10c: July. I we believe th situation gradually December. 16.63c price, improving and that th Impending south Spot cotton closed steady. 11 solcta no. ern hemltpher movement erill be absorbed Sales. 4740. just as Canadian has been, said Thompson ex McKlnnon. "There 1 increasing evidence OALVESTON. Tex.. Nov. 38 (APl Snot that requirement hav been cotton closed steady, 15 points up. possibly because of Increased conLow ordinary, 14 85c; ordinary. 1816c; will to low Cora the sumption due price. good ordinary. 18 55c; strict good, ordinary. largely a weather market during De 55c. low middling. 18 55c: strict low mld- cember, but we believe that terminal stocks inx, 16 85c; mldullnc. 10 30c: strict mid- will accumulate slowly and that com bousht 10 S5c; good middling. 30 70c: trtc on weak pot will show good profit after dling, toed middling. 20 95c; middling lair, 11.30C1 the turn of the year." 1 Pot. sales. 14 ; t. o. b. 1500. The Western Maryland1 Railroad . ha LIVERPOOL. Nov. 38 (AP). Cotton, spot. chartered twenty boat of th United States demand: orices easier: A mer shipping board for the winter storage ef le nIncreased good middling. 11.63; good midapproximately 6 000.000 bushel of Cana dling.strict 1133; strict middling. 1103; mid-dl.n- s. dian pool wheat. The maximum rat I 16 83; strict low middling, 10 51: low 130 a month. This 1 furnithin cheap riddling. 10 37; strict good ordinary. 19 07; storage to the Canadian a heat grower. good ordinary, 6 77. Sale. "000 bale. Including ioo American. Receipts. ll.OOft; Liverpool wheat 1 due American. 800. Future closed tteady: Debased on action ef (be Chicago market cember. 19 88: January. 101: March. 16 63; 10 64. July. 10 60; October, 10 14. May, 27 Grain future November purchase Were: Wheat. 32.Sa9.0e. corn. 11.740,000. CALL MONEY. -1.4&S0O0: .000. Ml Total. rye, I. it. NEW YORK. No. lt (AP.-- Cn 4.000 btuhrl. money, strons: sll loans, a per cent; closing bid. ' Tim loan, firm: mixed collateral. 60-Call upon Tribur.e Want Ads to 7: 0 month. 4s, ; prim mercantile war aerk your opportu daya, provide paper. Stt25. Bankers acccTtauc, awe nities through the Wants. changed. 8d |
