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Show r 23. t WHEAT LOSES NEW GROUND Decline Vipet Out All Recent Gains When Heavy Sales Come. hnI Fared bj CHICAGO. Iuh T AP Indications Uua to realise profit. and bpwheat In price harvest Kan.., ol bump! U n advance. Earlier tods, loot wheatol market bad rlaen to abovo today Uw top level, with big buying atana-late- d an, recent aa a result of attention to farm relief . because ol sussestlonsnt developments and urcre that with gov.rn-prefrom Important wheat would perhaps so as support tsh as SI TS a bushel,on or even tJ. Cloetns ouotations teld at the same as yesterday's finish " Vo lower. Corn elored at Vototao advance; oats enchanted a to kc f up.3e provisions unchantedthetoeourw the 'beat Decisively eettlnt backward for at least th time estiRarket unofficial but authoritative mates which were received near the end of which the day's tradmatoand harvest a yield of wheal Kansas Is about cn-- e 40.000.000 bushels more than has been for of lale Th. f.L?u.ti1uI rally lookedwheat this of Kansas bushels. According to these mu ntaleeT and will be hardly 4.000,000 bushels less than last year. Inasmuch as Kansas la the tartest pro-iStates, the VrHUSedWtaUy Hlcani as polnttna to an increased burden added with which to the huso supplies of wheatInnuencs wss to cope. Another unsettlins from wheat lot demand of export smallness which On t brother hand, a circumstance up- force to theearly but transient wss th. ward twins of wheat values hers tha first tlms of let. the Liverpool market reflected fu,l ' ErlJ the Atlantia eeored on thU tide ofexcessive rains In secwere also reports of tions ofths southwest and of uawelcom In Canada. dry weather the teat of It wae also asserted that now awatu onl, the farm relief bill. wWch the senate and of Presith Approval ofdisclose heretofore tuuus dent Hoover ted opportaiolles to edvaHcepriceAln this connection, one trade. authority here said today that If the bLll la enected as Advance written, theover lowest price the seaeon 14614e merely rvrdvd made last week would be a 40 sreait, a a moderate recovery .after not onhJSjJ and would indicate that but all grains art to move tods, ..re relative!, ov'I well msmuln.d, unfsvorsbta the corn belt be ins a factor. AdvUmrn' r'uj', ovorosed hi, her, rnnwlWiInt with the action of train values and of the p?ovtslons hos market. Wheat July to OCt a Riba SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 7 DENVER, DENVER, Colo , June T. 300 Hogs Light offering of drives Receipt, on Mies, 10025c higher; top, 910 80 on 109 pounds, bulk, 190 pounds to 255 pounds, 910 60 10 75: heavies about steady, plain 390 pound to 314 pounds, 90 5009 75 Calves Receipts, Cattle Receipts, 400 35 Around seven loads southern stockers included, killing classes practically limited to beef steers, selling fully steady; two loads 908 pounds, $14 00. freight paid; two loads 1049 pounds, 913 90; $13 35; load $13 25 flat one load 1134 pounds, mixed yearlings, Sheep Receipts, 3000 Run yesrlings: yearling weak to 25c cars 73 pounds to 97 pounds, $11 paid; sorted 35 out to ear at all shorn lower: five 25, freight 99 2ft, ST. JOSEPH. Juno T Hoc Receipt, 5000 Fairly active on light and medium 16o ta 31c hither than Thurswelcht day average, welthty kind slow; few ale around 10c higher: top. $10 90 for choice 10 to average: bulk beat 170 to 340 pound, 910 76ft 10 95. scattered ale 350 to 380 pound. 910 50 to 910 95: bid 910 33 on best around weight, odd lot 140 to 160 pound. 910 004? 10 50: packing sows strong to 25c hither. 99 OOtf 50. largely 99 35. stocker and feeder Pics little changed, desirable kinds. 9 25 75 coct Thursday, $10 39 weight, 939 ST. JOSEPH, ho, I All. LIVERPOOL WHEAT. June 7 LIVERPOOL, AP). Futures Close Wheal July, 9s d per 100 lbs, $1 19 per bushel, October, is December, As PORTLAND. PORTLAND, Ore., June 7. Hogs Relight ceipts 1090. steady; bast truekcd-l- n butchers. 913 00: over and under. welghte, $1195 down; odd head packing sows, $9 50 $d, 54, 09 00: few feeder piss, $11 50 Cattle Receipts 220; market steady; receipts practically all California grassers; one load good around steers, Grain Notes $12 35; load and half medium around 1025 $11 35, half load thin fleshed steers, pounds, Soabout three loads cows and heifers, CHICAGO, June 7 AP). Sines adoption $10 f the farm bill by the house of repre $$ 00fr9 50 and $10 00 respectively. ' entail ve at Washington today Is eipected Sheep Receipts 560; no early trading; to be followed by speedy action in the sen- market quotably steady. ate, gram traders are discussing the varicorrEE. ous Interpretations of what the farm bill NEW YORK, Jun 7 (API. Coffe was really means and what tt will do for ths farmers In the way of establishing hither lower today under some liquidation and levels and regulating values of farm trade selling, accompanied by reports of ts products. easier cost and freisht offers No 7 opened at an advance of I point to a Thoo who believe that the government 4 net closed a at and decline of will be In the market as an open buyer of decline of 8 points to 13 points Bales, esti cash wheat and futures are extremely bullmated, 37.000 Santos contracts opened 1 ish. On the other hand, many traders who point lower to 9 points higher and closed expect the government to loan money to at a net decllna of 5 to 9 points Bales, No. cooperative associations with which to buy estimated. 33 000. Closing quotations gTain are skeptical as to lu effect on the 7 contracts July. 14 Ole. September. 14 13c; market They assume that grain bought October. 13 90c. December, 13 55c; January, by the cooperatives will be hedged by sales 13 49cf March. 1) 18c: Mar. 13 93e. Santos of futures, so that the alrce supplies will contracts 31 4e. September, 30 55c, mean nothing bullish. Should the govern- December. July, 19 44c; March, 19 94c; ment enter as a large buyer of either cash 19 08c. May. 19 98c.January, wheat or futures, hisher prices are looked Bentos coffee, dull; Rio 7a, Spot 9or. This place the future of wheat prices 4s, 33o to 230. up to the government. 16; Corn prices are up around 4 cents or more ot late, and traders who were buyers ms the recent break became active sellers on today's bulge, giving the market a setback from the day's top figures. A very bullish view of price possibilities and of the powers given the new federal farm board it taken by George E. Saunders of J S Bache A Co He belie es that ilia board Is to have .practically unlimited powers and financial resources, which will enable tt to do almost anything the members deem necessary to raise the price of a beat and other farm products. SUGAR. NEW YOiRK. June 7 (AP). Raw sugar was unchanged today Buyers showed Interest at the old level of 3 46c for spots duty paid. and. wTiile holders at first were asking slightly higher they finally yielded, resulting In sales ot about 49.000 bags of Porto Rican and 7000 bags of Philippines, due ths last half of this month ta refiners at 3 45c delivered Raw iuisr futures were easier, under renewed liquidation and selling bv house with Cuban connections The close was 3 to 3 point net lower The easier trend of values reflected apprehension over probable developments at Washington in connection with tariff schedule, and the Increased in the spot market Ths opening was unchanged to 3 points lower, with active positions at one time 3 points below the Covering for over the weekprevious close end adjournment checked the decline (nd final prices were a little above the lowest of Livestock Markets the session Approximate sales. 47 4S0 tons July closed at 1 53c, September, 1 72c December I Me. January. I 83c. March. 2 88c NORTH SALT LAKE. 2 95ci NORTH BALT LARS, June 7 Hos Re May. of ft 06c for fine Refiners' list celpta. 1703, including 182 head for, the granulated were quotations but secondlocal market, 351 direct to local paekersl 245 hand sugary were unchanged reported being offered in to Oakland packers, 1S2 to Los Angeles pack- 'ncreaaed volume and at as low as 4 75c. ers and 743 to Los Angeles market, market steady, several lots good light and medium CHICAGO POTATOES. weithts. 910 950 10 75. few lots mixed weight CHICAGO. June 7 (AP) (U 8 D A butchers, J10 90. parking sows. $8 1508 75 Csttle Receipts. 138. including 7 head for Potatoes, receipts. 11 new, 62 ol! on track 70 new, 122 old. total U S shipments. 1314 tha local market, 120 direct to local packers and ll in transit to California dairy- cars new stock, trading only fair market men. ona good Heifer, 910 00. few common about steady Alabama sacked Blit Trito medium cows. $9 5007 75: bulls, $7 90. umphs. $3 25ft4 00. according to quality anl condition North Carolina barrel Irish Cobfew veal calves. 912 00913 00. Sheep Receipts. 2517. including 2205 head blers. $4 00ft5 00 according to qualitv old In transit to Wyoming ranee and 312 to Utah stock, trading fair, market steady W'von sin sacked round whites 95cu$l 1. Idaho range, none this market. sacked Russets, tl 7,0$ 2 10 id Liverpool wheat Is due Id to lower, baaed on action of the Chicago market today. A K OGDEN. , June 7 Hogv Receipts. 453, In eludmc 193 bead for the local market. 87 direct to local packers, 93 to Oakland packers and 99 to Reno. Nev . packers, lot extra choice trocked-i- n butchers averaging 315 to 740 pounds, $10 95. bulk butchers. $10 75 light lights. 910 00: feeder pies, average. 9P50, few packinf sows, 9, 7509 50 Cattle Receipts. 327. Including 120 bead for the local marxet, 104 in transit to Omaha market and 101 to Utah range, few early as lea, slow bulls, $7 5009 00 Sheep Receipts. 1377. Including 24 bead for the local market, 914 In transit o Chicago market. 29 to Kansas City marks; and 209 to St Joseph market; on lot 73 pound trocked-i- n lambs, 9 12 50. Rt BBFR. NEW YORK. June 7 (AP) Rubber opened fteady July. 21 10c. September. 21 80c. December, 22 30c Futures closed steady July. 21 20c, September, 21 70c December 22 10c. Spot, smoked ribbed, 2tc. OMAHA. OMAHA. June 7 -- Hoc Receipt. 11 000 sauvs. 15a ta 25c hisher, top, i 95 on 180 Minneapolis, June t (ap Flour, tin changed, shipments. 35,058 barrels. Bran, 21.50 qiJW. ODEN 4 4 a., sXMMT i MONEY RATFS. NEW YORK June 7 (AP) Call morey, steady. 7 per cent all day Time loan 0 steady 30 days. days, 8 AU 6 monthk. 8ft8'4 8 Prime commercial paper, I. Bankers' acceptances unchanged. Ift8 FLOUR. ritcbfc 11 !t Of tke. Jopl nd Tbi tajr direction of th. bishopric. . viewed t the home of Jme. hundte South Second ,trett ,23 Vint Ire be in U1 Cit, cemetery. , Miehael-.F-. , Mich Ml r. Moore. -- Moose K'ret Fourth South itrect, Peld. follow Inc ua Ulneu of rev-erU. if' aitlT, of Denver i Colo., and bad Uv.d In thla cite for 11 rears He waa a member of tb B of R. C and an employe, of tha Dearer h Rio Qrandr Weitern. Burvlvlnr are hi widow. Mrs Emma Moor, and one brother. Prank Moor, of Mlchaaf New Tork. 225 tu rer. Hogs Receipts 1000 about steady, two loads California, 3119001196; add head packing sows, $9 50, no easterns on offer, late yesterday two loads CalNevada butchers. III 75. ifornia. 91195. local feds, 91100011.50, 50 99 sows 00ft9 mostly packing Cattle Receipts 50; calves, receipts none; holdover csttle 50 slow, very little done, late yesterday odd lots medium to good steers. 910 93; steady, odd head medium f rsde heifers, 98 00. dairy bred cows, $8 6007 50. all cutters, $3 0005 00. bolls scarce, medium grade quoted $7 00 7 75: good light vealers quoted around 312 00 Sheep Receipts 40: not enough hero to make market; quotably steady. KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 7 Cattle receipts 400. calves, reoetpta 300. no fed . The Nursery LOS ANGELES. LOS ANGELES, June 7. Hogs Receipts, one load still back: active, steady: one butchers. 91173. load local fed odd packages butchers. 911 50. twenty packing sows averaging 00 pounds, 99 76 Cattle Receipts. 50, calves. 25: steady, Mexican steers, load holdover $8 75. odd lots. 99 00ft 10 50; bulk she stock, mostly odd head and small lots. 97 25 ft 8 00 odd packages heifers pp to $8 75; all cutters, $3 0008 75. bulls. 97 308 50, odd lot calves and vealers. $8 73014 00. Sheep Receipts, 400: all of run still back: medium to eholcs lambs quoted at $13 250 was. $4.75 14 oo. medium to choice shorn steere or yearlings offered: trade tersely a clean-u- p of the lower grades of butcher July csttle; medium crass cows dressy, weak; 7.. Sept ot her classes steady: ehoioc vealers up to CASH QUOTATIONS. 913 00 Wheat No sale. , Sheep Receipts 1300: killing elasseg No. t Ttl steady: Idaho lambs. 913 004US2S; Navajo Com No 9 mixed. 91 181 yearilnts, 910 75. natives mostly 114 004 OstaNol I wblto, 4SVl Ho. whits, 13 00: one deck plain natives. 913 95; ld wethers, 9 50; aged wethers, 97.50. dsvtjssv. Rre Ho aataa. 95t71. CHICAGO. Brley ' CHICAGO. Clover seed IT 00033 00 June 7 CatUe Receipt 1000t Lard, 911 90; fibs. 13 33; bellies, tl 90. calves, receipts 1000: generally steady trade; hardly enough here to make a market: MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. weighty steers sbeent; yearlings predominating: most sales 913 35014 00. best light MINNEAPOLIS, June T (AP). Wheat trade on cows Jteoeipta. 139 cars, compared to 130 a year yearlings. 91415: week-en- d ago. Cash: No. 1 northern, !064tl06; and butcher heifers fairly active; all inNo t dark northern, 14 per cent protein. terest buying: choice weighty cows, $11 35 3441 grl 33: 13 per cent protein. I 13t8 upward, most fat offerings 39 50010 00, cutters at 18 50ft9 00; replacement 111; 13 per cent protein, 1070100; with trade nominal; half fat No. 1 dark hard Montana. 14 per cent profeeders tein, I 23; to arrive, 133; No I amber on Indiana account Mto Thursday, 319 75, durum. 10701 14; No. 3 amber durum, welchty sausage bulls up to 910 25 and bet1 03Q1 11: No 1 red durum, 91092. ter. supply very scares, most strictly good Close: July. 194; September, 106; De-- to choice vealers with weight. 915 00: few elected lots. 915 50; buyer beginning to ember, 1 134 (criminal against graa calve at $13 50 Corn No. ( downward Oats No 9 whil Shee Barley 53093 aroun Rye No. L 13099. $19 00018 50, nine loads choice around Flax No. 44. Idaho held above $17 00; throwout natives. $12 50013 00. load choice WINNIFEQ WHEAT, to shipper, 912 50. bulk yearlings, yearlings Cash WINNIPEG, Man. June 7 AP 00tl2 25: fat ewes steady, early bulk, wheat No. I northern. 1 19; No. 3 north-or- n, 9i2 feeder lambs nominal. $9.0009.75, LU, No. northern, Belli THE BREADWINNER WINNIE WINKLE, 100 pound Caul Calve Receipts, Receipts. 700 100 Steers and yearling alow, steady to weak, quality generally plain: tew medium yearling, 913 40 to 913 00. best steers held abovo 113 00. small cleanup trade In fat cows and heifer dull and weak at late declines; bulk cows, 99 50110 50; cutter steady, 99 250)7 50; veaU, 913 50: Stockers and feeder steady: 970 to Stockers, 911 10 to 913 15. 3000 Sheep Receipts. Verf little on on aQ classes: ale, market fully steady two loads to Idaho lambs, 919 00: bulk nattva lambs. 914 004 143t,vfsi ewes, d 00 "down, - best feeding lambs, 91150. July July a. Sept. s. to 320 pound weights: bulk 190 to 349 pound averages, $10 95010 95. bulk 340 to 20 50010 75; bulk 280 to pound butchers, $10 910 340 pound weights, 25010 50. odd lots 140 to ISO pound selections. 910 00010 75. Csttle Receipts, TOO, calves, 100. fed sieecaalow, steady; she stock, weak, other c'asses, steady: fed steers and yearlmsa. $i2 50013001- - welghtr steerg, 45A9 pound, $14 00. few lota hellers. 9l2 00ti3 00r bulk beef cows. 99 0010 50; few choice lota. $110001150: bulk all cutters, $9 5009 00 medium bulls. 99 0009 75r practical top veals 415 09. few to tadepeAdanta. 915-5Rbecp Receipt 7ouo. killing classes, fully steady; Idaho Mmba. Sl00lA2aJi.aaarca, $15 50. fed clipped yearlings, SllsdWU 90 fat ewes. 99 00 09 50. early sales fesdma lambs steady at 913 59. .. , , 4 c THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1920. Anna M. Hampton. M Hampton, wife of a local hoeplta Frmar Hampton, died at waa a native of Ptoc 8h of carcinoma of th ton. 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June 7 AP) The New York Stock exchange committee mi stock list today approved the listing of Investment Trust The committee announced that securities it waa prepared to receive applications to list the securities "of certain types of com-pancommonly desitnated as Investment trusts, and that It would consider each application upon its merits Fruits and Vegetables (United States Department of Atrieulture Bureau of Agricultural Economics Market News Servile. Utah State Department of Agriculture cooperating Receipts at Salt Lake City sine Wednesday a report to 9 30 a m Friday, including receipts at growers' wholesale market: (Cars on track include broken and un- broken ) Trucked In; Apples, 99 box; asparagus, 519 pyramids: beets (bunched), 34 erts : carrots (bunched!, local, 13 erts t Dixie, 2ft erts . Moapa, IS crt.; topped, local, 12 bu. Endive, 1 crt : greens, beet, 3 erts. mustard. 16 erts; sooseberrtes, 4 lugs; leeks, 4 erts ; lettuce, 145 boxes, mint. I crt ; napa. 4 erts f omphi. freen, 130 pltaicy 20K erts ; peas, 30 sacks; potatoes, 320 sacks, Idaho, 100 sacks, radishes, 35ft boxes; rhubarb. 11.200 lbs , spinach. 10ft erts ; strawberries, 3950 esses, turnips, bunched, 105 erts ; watercress, 9 erts. Freight Bananas, 3 New Orleans, La ; cantaloupes. 1 1 Calif.; lettuce, 3 Calif, mixed vesetablea, Calif.; oranges, 3 Calif. t watermelons, l Texas Apricots, ft ertk. Calif, I lugs Express Nev ; avocados, 2 lues Oalif : beans, string, 16 boxet and 15 hampers Calif ; Brussels 1 crt. Calif ; Cauliflower. 1ft erts. sprouts, Calif ; cherries. 128 lute and 99 boxes Calif I cucumbers, 90 boxes Calif ; eggplant, 1 box and 3 erta. CallL; lettuce, X crt. Calif ; limes, 10 baskets and 6 pea boxes Mex ; plums. 9 erts, Calif ; squash, summer. 1 lug Calif ; strawberries, 7 case1 Utah; tomatoes, ft erts and 52 lugs Calif. Cars on track: 1 car lettuce, X car mixed vegetables, 1 car oranges. Diversions: 1 car lettuce, 4 caf oranges. SALT LAKE CITY MARKET THIS MORNING. (Clear, 67 degrees ) Unless otherwise stated, prices quoted below on Utah produce are those received by growers on the growers' wholesale market, containers returned. Prices for produce from other states represent sales by wholesale houses to local retailers. Saks to I 30 a m Most lines of local produce In heavier demand mou supply this morntne p " erete Market about steady. mjW'1 bushels. Ua Apples Utah, boxes nos. med. to large, $135ftl75, Wineaap. best, med to large. $160ftl?5 few extra large, $3 00, wholesalers to retailers; Arkansas Blacks and Winesaps, med to large, $3 95. Wash , boxes. Arkansas Blacks $3 50, $3 60. Winesaps $3 25. Yellow Newtown erts , $3 50. Apricots Calif . Artichokes Calif , dos. $175. Asparatuo Utah, lb.. 8ft 9c. Avocados Calif . lb , 50 ft 60c. Bananas Lb, 9010c Beans (string) CallL Ib green, 30c; yellow Wax. 32c Beets Utah, dot. bunches, ftOe; Colit. dos. bunches. 90c skd , cwt $4 Cabbage Calif., Wmnlngstadt, and TVx. Domestic, lb , 4c. Calif, Imperial Valley, Cantaloupes erts. Standards, 96 00; Jumbos, 93.50; Pony. 94 60. Flats.dos92 50. Carrots Utah, bunches, 33o bushel bask . washed 91 000! 25; Nev , Moapa, dos. bunches 46050c, Calif., erts., ft dos. I bunches. 93 50. Golden Celery Calif Wl erts . 96 M, doc. bunehes, 91 75 Cherries Calif., lugs, lb., Roi 30c. Bings. 35c Cucumbers Calif , flat erts , 37s to 30s, tt 6h Ore , hothouse, dos., ex. fancy, 92 50, fancy. 12 25. Eg iplant Calif Imperial Valley, and Fla , lb.. 30c. Garlic Mex . lb 10c. Grapefruit Fla . boxes. V 8 No. X, aU sixes. Oolden and Russet, 96 50. Green onions Utah, dos. bunches, mostly 30ft 35c. Oreens Beet, Utah. dot. bunchea. 40c; mustard. Utah, lb, 405c. Goose berries Utah, first of season, lugs, lb, OftlOc. Leeks Utah. dot. bunches, 35c. Lemons Calif., boxes, fancy, 300s to 3608, 47 50 Lettuce Utah, orange boxes, t dot . best, 91 50ft 175; poorer, 9136, Calif, 8altnas and Watsonville, erts., 4 to 5 dot., 95.00. Limes Max., bask, 9175. Mushrooms Colo lb, 9100. Napa Utah, dot bunches. 40e. Onions (Dry) Calif and Tex , white wax, erts,. 92 75., red, Stockton, Calif., sacked, cwt S3 50. Orange Calif . boxes, faney navels, 128s to 176s. 99 25. 300s. $6 50 , 219s, $5 36. 362s, $4 50 ; 288. $4 35. 324s and smaller, 94 00, unwrapped. 92 75. Parsley Utah. dog. bunches. 35e. ' Parsnips Calif., erts, cwt, $3 00. Peaches Calif Imperial Valley, erts , $3 oo Peas Utah, lb 15c; Calif., Hayward, bo. hampers. $3 35 Pineapples Cuba, erts . 34s to 39s, $6 00 Plums Calif , erts. Green Osge, $3 50. Potatoes - Utah, ska, cwt, partly grade-e- d. Russets, mostly 750 90c: U 8. No 1, tl 00ft 135. Rural, partly graded, 70t?5c; Idaho, skd , cwt . U. 8 No I Russet. $1 75. bsgs, 460.50c. New Calif Garnets, U. 8 No I. skd, cwt. $7 00. Radishes Utah, dos bunches. White Tips, best, mostly 1702Oc, poorer lower; White Icicles, dog. bunches, 20ft26e. Rhubarb Utah, lb. Strawberry, l03c. Spinach Utah, erts, lb, Squash (Summer) Calif , Greek, tb , 15c. t. Strawberries Utah, Marshall, eases, mostly $1764x3 00, poorer quality, $1 50; Bverbearing. $1 29. Sweet potatoes Texas, Porto Ricans, bu. erts , $3 35. Tomatoes Texas, lugs, fancy, ripe, repacked. $4 560 5 00. local, dog. bunches. Turnips Utah. Early Milan. 50c; Olobe, 90c Calif and Nev. (Moapa), dos. bunches, 90c, Calif., skd . rwt . $4.00 .WaterocessM Utatw doa. baagheor 2Se 8HIPPINO POINT INFORMATION For Thursday, Juns 6, 1929. Cantaloupes. Brawler. Calif , and near-b- y point Clear, temp. 57 to 99 decrees. Demand good, market firm; carloads fob. cash track. Standards 45s. Salmon tints, mostly $3 10. occasions! $3 15. tew late m)s $3 25 ft. 3 35. ripes lor western shipment. Standards 45s, Salmon tints, $3 90ft 2 76, occasion eaf higher Cars ordered for loading Friday. 341. Shipments billed Wednesday, east 3$ west, 329; Honeydews, Cantaloupe. cantaloupes, 39. . 2f3e LOCAL WHOLESALE (Quotations by Kelson-Ric- BUTTER. Slate Grants Five Stock Applications Five applications tor permission to sell stock or other securities within the state were granted by the state securities com- mission Friday. Application approved United States Band and Pinance company, offering 500 units composed o' on share ot preferred stock and one share of common stock at not to exceed $u per unit, total of $67,600. Bincham Silver Lead company, offering too, 000 shares ot common stock at not to xceed 10 cents a share. Little Flower Mining company, offering 130 000 shares of common stock at not to exceed 50 cents a share. Nature-Wa- y Institute, offering 350 shares of 9 per cent accumulative preferred stock at not to exceed $100 a share, the company proposing to give one share of common stock as a bonus with each share of preferred stock sold Utah-BunkHill Mining company, offering 150 000 shares of common stock at not to exceed 25 cents a share. were; Weather conditions. June 7, 1929' Warm and partly cloudy weather continued for the fourth day Pridsy in Salt Lake City. The highest temperature was 91 degrees. A high pressure- - area centered ot Boise continues to prevail over the Great basin region, producing rains in Oregon and Nevada. lt was raining at Reno during the evening observation. Comparative data at Salt Lake City: Degrees. Temperature. 81 Highest today Highest In this month since 1874 ...... lot Lowest last night 5o Lowest this month sines 1874 ........ 33 Mean tor today 98 64 Normal Inches. Precipitation. Total for ths twenty-fou- r hours endnone ing at 9 p u. ; Total for this month to data A,. ..tface Accumulated deficiency for this month to date 26 Total since October 1 to date ; 12 21 Accumulated deficiency since October 1 05 WEATHER TAKEN OBSERVATIONS AT 9 P. M., MOUNTAIN TIME. a m qm & Station q Price Heber i .44 ,45 Burton MARRIAGE licenses. FRANK O HAMILTON, Portland, SARAH L. KIMBALL. BluebelL CHEESE. Or. WALTER M HAMPTON. Balt Lake. LEONA STUMP. Balt Lake. - LESLIE P MAXWELL. Balt Lake. PHYLLIS SMITH. 8alt Lake. ROBERT GRAY. Salt Lake. MATTIE V. KEK8HER. Salt Lake, HAROLD R. HALL. Park City VIRGINIA SAWYER, Salt Lake. sellers, but wers unabei to Interest buyers beyond urgent needs Fresh 93 score. 43043e 92. 43e: 91. MARCEL JAQUTER. Salt Lake. VIOLA BROWN. Balt Lake. 39e JESSE M HAYNES. Tooele ERMA P1XTON. Weal Jordan. 40c. 88. 39c. 87, 39c. 42c; 90. 41e: 99. Centralised 90 score, 42e, 99, 41c; 98, Poultry, alive, steady; receipts. I'tar. fowls. 28029c, broilers. 36ft 40c. roosters. tlmr broilers by freight, 30042c: hy express. 30c, turkeys, 22030c; ducks. 18ft 23c; spring 2505OC. ducks, 28c, geese. 16c spring geese, 25c. 8AN FRANCISCO, Juns 7 (AP). Butter-fa- t. NEW YORK, June 7 (API. Butter, firm49c. er. receipts, 12.122 tubs; creamery higher Onions, green, 55085c hit: Bakersfield than extras, 44044c, extras, 92 score, 43 white wax. $1 4504 60 erate. local red, 600 65c lug; Stockton reds, $1 10 sack. 043c. Cheese, steady: receipts, 39,909 pounds. Potatoes, .lobbing, Washington Netted Esss, firmr receipts, 24,795 eases; Qems, $2 2002 25! Idaho Russets, $2 350 y near-bextras, 33$33Sc. hennery 2 50, new stock. Garnet Chilis, S04c lb , brown, fancy to extra fancy. 36039c No 2. 363c. whites, Poultry, dressed, steady, unchanged; live. Broilers, 23030c, hens, 26634c. 3ft3c. NELS C A CARLSON. Salt Lake ANNI D. CHRISTIANSEN, Salt Lake. EUGENE CRUZ 8aH Lake MARIA RANGEL, Balt Laki. H. BAILEY, Frances Keith Farr services GROVE. Funeral 10. son of Mr. and Mrs. of Pleasant Grove, who died Wednesday, wero held Thursday In ths tabPLEASANT for Keith Farr, E Farr ernacle. Keith wss born December 1, 1918. In Tucson. Arts The family moved to Pleasant Grove about a year ago Keith Is survived by his parents, six sisters and three brothers. Sandy. Balt Laks. l. thomas. CHARLES C MEAD. Salt Like. DOROTHY LANCA61 ER Salt Lake. JOSEPH L PIERSON. Bandy. BEATRICE SMITH, Provo. LLEWELLYN CRAMER. Murray. Balt Lake. VELVA CHIDESTER MELVIN L DANOERFIELD. Salt Lake; FRANCES MORTENSEN. Salt Lake. Special to The Tribune. FA YSON Funeral services for Lynn BaU lard. 12. son of Mr. and Mrs Mehm Ballard. who was killed Thursday noon by an Orem train, will be held Sunday at 3 p- - m. at the Fourth ward chapel hTe body will be at the Claudin funeral home until Sunday morning. Interment will be in City cemetery. David P. McDowell Special to The Tribune;. FAYAON Funeral services for David P, McDowell ot Payson, who died from injuries sustained in a fall, will be held Monday at 2 p. m st the Nebo stake tabernacle, Interment will be in City cemetery. Special to Tho Tribune. OGDEN. Funeral services for the child of Mr and Mrs Wallsee L. Peterson, who died Thursday, were held sb KanesviUe at 2 p m Friday, with Bishop Edward A. Green officiating InCerment was in the Ocden City cemetery under the direction of the Zntermountaln Mortuary company. WTLLiAM I. JEFFS. Salt Lake; PAULINE HELD, Balt Lake. Hansen Infant Special to Th Trlbun. OGDEN. Friday at I, a. m. at th chapel ot Larkin b Son, wa held the fu non of Mr. neraj aerrlrea for the and Mr Walter Hansen ot 2779 Liberty avenue. Th -- body vaa taken to Logan for burlaL , BURTON KUNZ. Victor, Idaho: LEATHA MOFFAT. Cache, Idaho. Salt Lake: Draper. ETHELY E. SORENSEN, ELMER TIMOTHY. Vernal; DELS A L. JACOBS. Flllmorop JOHN E. ERICKSON Maria . Shirley Dudley Ogden; Special to Tha Trlbun. OGDEN. Shlrler Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dudler of San Francisco, died Friday at th home of an uncle. Gerald Henlnaer. 1070 Wall av. nue after an Illness of seven days of scar, let fever Lindquist A Son are In charg of funeral arrangement. Larson, Murray. MAX THOMAS. Spanish Pork; VERDA BATCHELOR. Provo FFTER J PFTFRSON. WOLDA DERKSON, Salt Laker Ogden. EUGENE C. HINCKLEY. Balt Lake; MARY A. WALKER, Salt Lake. KENNETH COX. Provo M1LDREN MORRISON, DEATHS. EDWARDS Westler. Mont. W. M KINLEY. LAWRENCE Humboldt, Kan ERNKSTEEN DAVIS. Ida. Kan. JOSEPH O JEPPSON, ZORAH H. HORNE. Salt Lake; Salt Lake. JOHN B BARNICLE. Salt Lake: RUBY M. STRANKMAN Salt Lake. GUDALUPE ESKUIBEL. Salt Lake; JESUS ESTRANDA. Salt Lake. FARMINGTON. DAVID J WILSON Lehi; BERNICE CONDER. American Fork. ' EDWRAD CANTLON. Salt Lake; ANN WILLIAMS. Salt Lake. EARL IVAN SMITH Sandr EMELINS ROLEN1A JENSEN, Garfield ROBERT BURNS. JR . Midvale; RHEA ADAMS, Midvale. ROBS GIGLI OTTI. Helper; STELLA FLEICE. Helper. DANIEL WTLLTAri KFLLFHeV. Park City; GRACE MARI PETERSEN. Heber City. JAMES LFNLIE TURNER, Farmington; DIANA SMOOT. Farming ton. CLIFFORD BAIRD. MARIE JENKINS, r r- Peterson Infant FREDERICK ENOLK. Garfield LOUISE BOWMAN. Balt Lake. IS 4AC P STEWART. . Spee.a) to The Tribune. TOOELE-Punersl services for Dorwin Lewis Dunyon were held In the North ward chapel Thursday, with Bishop A L England presiding Speakers were Willard O Atkm and J Alex Sevan. Interment was in Tooele cemetery. Lynn Ballard CARL Lr wSTtLOCK, Los Angeles. Tooele. LA VERDA M KENDRICK ROBERT - Special to Ths Tribune. Dor win Lewis Dunyon HAROLD CRANDALL, Psngulteh. OOLDA V. BLAKE, Salt Lake. PRODUCE. CHICAGO, June 7 (AF) Butter today kept about steady. Receivers were willing I-iA Peterson H Full cream, triplets, lb Full cream, longhorns, lb Full cream, sandwich loaf, n. ....... Block Swiss. 35-l- b. blocks, lb Cream brick, lb bricks, lb Limburter. brick, lb Roquefort, each, lb Full cream, Wisconsin cured, lb t Smith Statistics Creamery Co ) $ John Pat Donohue . ion of f ' John Pat Donohue. hue. died of arterlo aeleroaia I survived br M.ther. I H. Prldar. E. Dono-hir- e, Roy two a later. Mr, H Biele and Mar aunl s Roy Edward Price. 49, of 131 D street, of Salt Lake, and Hby lour both Milk salesman for tho Morning McCartney, company, Mrs I M Hisley. Mrs. 8 4X1(1 Utu d'rd in a local hospital Friday of peritoMrs M Moench, all of Salt Lke nitis. He was born In James U. Moor. Portland. Or. 3alt Laks, March 25. 1883, and lived her Dansie William all hts Ufe. Spec'al to Th Tribuna. Mr. Price formerly ru EIVEETON. was associated with . ' caral aarrtcea for WIN Kahn Brothers' comDansie. Uam Heber pany for seventeen He was a years. , Riverton, .ho-diemember of Salt Laks Wednesday, will b lodge No 85, B. P O. E , and a number held Saturday at 1 of tho United Travp. m. In tha Riverton elers' association. ward ebapeL Tlrat Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Kathermay bo body Th ine Rippeto Prtee; viewed at th family two children, Jacqueline real denes In Riverton Walter Price, of Salt Lake; prior to th rervleea. hts Mrs. mother, Interment will be In G. Brooks, Findley and the following the Riverton eepte brothers and sisters. tery. Lawrence Price, of Roy E. Price. Mr. Donate waa a Lot Angeles, Harold Price and Mr a. Walter Lloyd, of BaH Lake. ml dent of Riverton for many year, and waa active In clvl Thomas Wm. Heber Daa.le. and church affaire. Thomas Smith. 79. died of dropsy at his home, 888 West Second South street, Thursday Mr Smith waa born at Siockton-on-Fores- t, William Lanell Yorkshire, England. May 3, 1859. He Si f dal to Tha Trlbun. of cams to Utah with his NErm William Lanall Burton. IJhomo wife. Prances Fitches Naphl. die Tndar morning at the H had Burton William hi of father. Smith the latter part bren employed a o elerh in the Nepht Naof 1905, 'and bad been tional bank. a resident of the FifUr Burton ta aurvlTed by nl father: Emm Lunl Burton, and hie mother. Mr teenth ward of Salt Rex the following brother and eleters Lake since that tlms. Burton. Balt Lake. Ur. Thomas Kendall, He was retired on Ruth. Boyd June. from Nephl: Minnie Eleenore. pension and Harry, all of Nephl Mr. Burton served 0 Rio Grande dlvi- war in th Ntneiy-flr- jt n the Thworld WMtrra wlrasdes of the Deseret eion body la In char April 30. after over mortuary. twenty years service, when his associates gave him a farewell testimonial and other Nola of esteem tokens Special to The Tribune. Since his retirement DALE. Funeral services wero his health has graduCASTLE held Friday at Castle Dale for Nola Peterally failed. Besides his wife, he son. daughter of Hector and Is survived by the folLena Larsen Peterson, who died Wedneslowing stepchildren day of pneumonia. Mrs F. W. Canham, Edward Fitches, Mrs Surviving are the parents; two brothers, James H. Warren, Jr., and James W. Reed and Kent. And a sister, Lsvoo. ana PRODUCE. Prime firsts, U Extras, squares or fists, lb... EQOS Fresh, extra poultry farm, dosen Selected, white, dozen., Medium, poultry farm dosen.., Mixed colors, dosen Mn Anna Eden; Ogden. David L. Edwards, 88. county infirmary, died Juns 3, mitral regurgitg-tio- n Jane Collins, 83 of COLLINSSnphronia 1144 Eat Broadway, died June I, chrouia myocarditis , ALDERr Oforn Dunford Alder. 82, Holla-da- y. died June 5, thronic mvocsrditts BUTON-c-CharlWilliam Burton, 71, of 138 P street, died June 8, chronic ne. phritis UNKNOWN Unknown body found Juno 5 In surplus canaL believed to bava drowned. WARREN Alpheus Nephl Warren, 75, Kaysville. died JuneS. acute dilation of heart body brought here for burial HAL 8LER Infant Hsusier, J 3 hours 33 East Sixth South street, died Junk 2: prematurity BUTCHER Infant Butcher, Garfield. died June 5 at local hospital; prematurity WAHLEN Infant Wahlen, died Juns 5, prematurity WOLFF Fredlne Judith Wolff, 5. of mi Second East street, died June 3, accidental skull fracture DOWNS Ruth Downs, 7. Nephl. died Jun 5 in local hospital, myocarditis. t "i 'ir f r--- ',''T'Ygirtf'Vtaun. uAjijri.rirL MYRL O CLARK. Logan: LOA J. TOLMAN, Murtauch, Idahs VASIL MANDTLOFF. Bingham EDITH SMITH. Greeley, Cols FROVO. ORITN PEAT, Provo MELVA BONA, Payson. ' j OGDEN. HALL. MsntJ NELLIE STODDARD. Hooper. JACK F PARAMORE. Tooele DELLA LOUISE NOE. Garfield.' OLTE NEWEL CHILD. Roy. AUCE HAN6EN, Ocden. HOWARD TYNFR, Rrlcham City BEATRICE BAILEY, Bngbam City BURTON BERRY Denver. Colo ; FEAR1 g. GORLE, Anaconda, Mont. RAY WILSON. Wilson. CALLIE COY, Osuea. S |
