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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 26 SALES WOOL IT. Tomorrow. Hot. YORK. Thankstlvtnt day Wtnt a lotsJ holiday, the New York stock exchsnse. curb exchat and the other leading security markets of the country will be closed The security markets alto will be closed Friday and SHOW SLOW Foreign Markets Display Some Easing of Values. Special to The Tribune BOSTON. Not. 27. -- Blow tturchtsint of In the tool bet and some culm of valuei the baila or foreign mtrket hart tffrcted conditions of the staple this ink. Spotty Part of trading have marked the period. the trade reports that the business of the current month has been fairly satisfactory, whereas the other dealers are not so well Because tney nave not securra ine pleased or volume the prices that they desired. The that general situation and outlook are such whatever chanres are noticeable In values, consist of downward revisions Incidentally, the prospect of a the trade Is dUeusalnt Jower level for the 1910 domestic dip. In view of the heavy reduction In fall Texas wools. Some fairly lood French combing In terat 79 to ritory trades has been transferred aa cents a pound ana Better wool 01 toe class the at to to 32 cents. The Inquiry andhowreal demand for territory in seneral. Is fairly firm In d ever. Is slow. price, tbouah Urtely nominal. Further weakening in medium territory Is evident, In spite of a little inquiry and limited vol ume offered. About 15 cents for three- blood and 7i cents for quarter blood eightht is the quotable basis In a market where ach deal is a matter of barjalnlni. Medium fleeces are in like rases, with eneral weakenlnt of values evident. Some holders or three-e- lf tubs blood combing art lots skint 44 cents a pound, but similar Best cents. teem to nave neen sold tor lots of quarter-bloo- d combine bring about 41 cents and other offerings in this trade have declined to 43 cents, which Is also d combint. as near the market for as ft can be quoted. Such low quarter-bloobe found it titured to sell around 17 cents. Fine clothing fleeces have d told tt 11 cents, clothing at 17, blood combint at 43. Fine and three-eightdelaine can be secured for 35 to 3 cents to-- Stat tot tome hopeful stint Wool dealers In reports concerning woolens, which have given the trade much concern for months because of their neglected status. Naturally, the condition of such fabrlet has been reflected itt raw materials suitable especially to woolen mills and these trades of wool are at the lowest level of the season, so evidence that cold weather hat stimulated demand for heavy woolen clothing an en- - I WHEAT Wall Street Brief ENDS BETTER The tint 17 railroads of the country rehod an aggreporting October earnings gate net operating Income of tta.M4.000, compared with $104,552,000 In October, IMS. a decrease of 7.3 per cent. Last month the figure for the same companies was ttt.- The seat on the New York stock ex- which was sold last week lor 1350, was that of Oeorte E. Birttow, Jr., of Barstow M Co. Mr. Barstow was admitted to the eiohtnte In November. 110. when the price of seats ranted between tss.ooo and 1115.000. The teat wae told to Harvey C. Lewder. The average renewal rate for call money In November was S.3I per cent, the lowest since April. 1)31. when the average rate was 5.035 per cent. The high mark for call money during the month was I per cent and the lowest rate 44 per cent The total volume of aH construction contracted for in the 37 states east of the Rocky mountain! during the week ending November 13 amounted to 171.30.100. P. W. Dodge corporation reports. This fiture Is 11.774300 greater than that of the prewhen ceding week, but off considerablyweek of compared with the corresponding last year, when the total was 191,007,100. Iron Ale In Its market summary tomorrow will tty thtt Iron and steel production has undertone a further decline In conformity with receding of specification; the automothat the retared recovery Inyear-en- d bile Industry, approaching ventories, and the usual caution of buyers In a quiet market, hive tU contributed to the tlowlng bp of demand. Iron Age's composite price for pig Iron la now 118 30 a grots ton. compared with 11831 last week Tne itnisn steei com- remains at last weett level or CMlte price a pound, the same price of a year In Wall street today that Cities Service company will shortly announce the acquisition of the Federal Light At Trtction company. No official comment, however, could be obtained. Wall street understands that purchase Traction of control of Federal Light has already been completed Federal controls a group of electric, tat. water and railway properties In Arizona. Washington, Colorado. New Mexico. Missouri. Wyoming and Arkansas, and New Brunswick. Canada. It war reported 4 4 Turkey Market ban Eastern Sources Gives Mart 5 llll'll was.; Dent Dom 1st Cop Tel 5s 54 Dresden sf Tt 49... Duke Price Power tt leaa D E Indies aft titt! Pew Corp Oar ffeti Strength. mnn Maw T (AP). Lively buying attributed to eastern source! gave Chicago wheat maxke today notable strength toward this development. the last. Accompanying .cash premiums lor United States wheat ' to Europe inrqugu me vjuu lupmenu Mexico lumped today 11c a buahel. showing 14c advance tn the last month. More was market over, the Liverpool whett today gaining on Chicago, with the price difference about the widest yet this season, and wss business wheat North American export MhMlM. with teanaatlantle purchasing bushels. today being estimated at 1.000.000 Chicago closlnt quotttlons on wheat were unsettled, 4c to lc per bushel higher thin ctoeed unchanged yesterday's finish Com to He up; oats at He to 4c decline to an equal advance, and provisions unchanged to a rite of 10c. Helping to promote speculative baring today of wheat future dellverlea her wat notice taken that the world's wheat available supply It decreasing, whereat at this time last year the supply wat piling up. bushels durA disappearance of 101.000.000 Wat poltned out. ing the last two months for unlocked upturns In LiverMeanwhile, pool quotttlons. aa well as stlffenlnt of premiums tt the Gulf of Mexico, were escribed largely to persistent tdverse crop reports from Argentina. The tact that the Argentine crop appeart certain to be of much lower trade than last year wat generally commented upon at likely to increase the demand from North America. Although cool weather tn Argentina was Increist of the area 3ld to beby checking rust, unabated continuance of newt from Argentine crop damage proved to be a good detl sufficiently disturbing for further more thin a counter-balanc- e hold-er- a liquidating sales on the part of tome of Chicago December delivery contracts. A feature ot today's Argentine advices was tbat blltht which has been reported aa cutting down wheat yieldsIn In Buenos Aires Argentina was province and elsewhere declared to be Identical with stripe rust, fully as destructive as black stem rust. Latest estimates cabled to Chicago today put the Argentine exportable surplus for the season at 130.000.00t bushels, coming bushels last season. against 350.000.000 Scantiness of country offerings of corn tended to strengthen the corn market. Dls- aald central Illinois will Eatchet atbig hand movement of corn thlt year, Oats the crop having been overestimated Inclined downward at a result of liquidating sales In the December delivery. provisions reflected upturns In the value ot hots RANGE OP LEADING FUTURES. 1014 103 lie Res 7s 47. Ttat Tt 41 Roland tft 7s 90 .. ao bo do Win Big at if""!!" Il.i leun t. 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Poland as St do 7s 47 Porto Aleg la 11 ... do 7:t 344 1 1034 1.03H IMS 1.06 1.044 1.044 10.37 10.35 03 10 93 11. 4S 11.17 11 . ii!7 12.05 SO ..Ia.33 1.034 1.09 1.044 10.31 11.01 11.49 10.75 n. to 13.33 i WINNIPEG GRAIN. WINNIPEO, Nov. 37 (AP). Wheat close: December, tl 314. May. tl 44 Caah wheat: Np. 1 northern. IL3IV No. 3 northern. Flax iclose December :.3iv 13.77 4. LIVERPOOL WHEAT. IJaWTOU Nov. 3T (AF).-W- heat close: Trading late yes terday afternoon and thll morning WIS acHeoafl, tive The relatively low retail prices atlmulateri larae eonsumDtive de mand Fancy yount tomt were In demand a and cleared eioeery. ah a radea. except real cleared and poor stock, were satisfactory Fruit$ will be the carry-ovVegetable t atlvely tight Sales northwestern young tent rangea nag west 2412 rente less; hens. cente; It yount United N! a t TUnHmMl " ' . ern young tomt, 3iS8 cente: Texas. 33(b) Sureau of AgrCiturai Economies. Utih 35 cents; Oklahoma. v cents; sexes Stat Department ot Agriculture cooperat- young hens, 30m Mc Receipts at Salt Lake City since Tuei-lay- ll COFFEE. report to I SO a m. Wednesday. InNEW YORK. Nov. 37 (AP). Coffee fu cluding recelpte at Growers' Wholesale martures were lower today under liquidation ket. Cart on track Include broken and unbroken and local selling, accompanied by reports of rather freer offerings from BratlL No. Trucked In Applet. 390 boxea; beets, 7 contracts opened 1 point hither to 10 bunched, aratea; topped, I bushels: cablower and closed at a net aecune or bage. 100 cratet ; carrots, bunched. IS rnte 10 points Bales. 31,000. Santos contoo bushels and crate; topped, sacks; 30 crates: celery, 800 crates: cauliflower, tract opened I points hither to 14 points lower and closed at a net decline of 7 to endive, 10 cratet: gtrllc. 10 lugs; leket. 4 47 points. crates, lettuce. 30 crates: Napa. 1 crates; Sales, estimated, 32,000. ClosNo. T contract! Decern onions, dry, 40 tacks; green. I cratet: part-leing quotations: II crates; paranips. topped. SO bushels ber. Ittc: January. 1.49c: March, 1.49c: 34c. 1 aud 15 sacks: peppers, 3 cratet; potatoes, May. 1.31c: July. tile; September, 440 tacks: radishes, Chinese, topped, t sack: Santos contracts December, is 48c: Janu ary. 13 61c: March. 1340c: May, 13.oac; rutabagaa. topped, 10 bushels: spinach. 30 crates; iquaah. late, 1000; turnips, bunched, July. 13.00c: September. 11 91 spot coiiee. quiet: mo it, io'.c to lie; t crate! : -topped, to bushels and 10 sacks. Freight- Orapes black iutet. 1 CaliforSantoa 4s, 17c to IT He. nia, mixed vegetables, 1 California; oranges, 1 California. BIBBER. ' Expres- s- Artichokes. 10 boxes Calif omit: NEW YORK. Nov. 17 (API. Rubber fu avocados, 3 boxes California: endive, string. 1110; 1 hampers California; ture! opened steady; December, Broccoli. 1 crate Cali17.80. March. 17.00; May. fornia: Brussels sprouts, 8 boxes California; Futures cloaed easier. Decemoei. lt.ou; cauliflower. 1 crate California: eggplant. 3 Mtrch, 11.10: Mar. 17.31. cratet California: lettuce. 1 crate Califorspot smotea riooeo. nia; parsley, 11 crates California: peas. 1 box California: peppers, 3 crates CaliforMONEY KATES. nia; iquaah. summer, 1 lug California; tomatoes, t lata California. NEW YORK. Nov. 37 (API -- Call money Cart on track- - One car black Juice loans. time cent all day steady, 44 per 0 grapes. 1 cir sweet potatoes. days. firmer; 30 days. 445, Diversions Four cars oranges. months. 4Mi5 Sell Lake City market Wednesday morn-ln- t prime commercial paper, tvtnai. -- Clear. 34 detrees. Unless otherwise Bankers' acceptance! unchanged. stated, prices quoted below on Utah produce on the Groware those received growers by aflracU-lS-cy A Under automobile er!' Wholesale market, containers returned. much attention st the recent auto- Prices for produce from other states represent sales by wholesale houses to local mobile show at Paris. retailers Sales to 1:30 a. bl Heavy offer-lng- s of local produce thlt morning Apples 109 10S 10 firm for best stock, cabbage steady, cauliUruguay 8s 41 ...... do is 80 984 sss flower scarce, celery moving freely, but In 44 for local consumption; other Venetian Pr M Bk 7s 834 lines show fairly tood buying demand exVlenne City Is S3 .. Hi 774 cept squash, which la dreggy. Shlpped-i- n Waraaw city 7s st Pow El Un produce In heavy supply with good buying I Westph demand In moet lines. 1153 ii 74 f S 95 Apples Utah, boxea and bushels, orthtrd Yokohama tt tl .... 93 93 run. culls out, Delicious, medium, tl 15m Wuert 7s SI YORK, Nov. 37 and h 84 Prague 74s 13 Queensland Tt 41 ... do as 4T Xhmelbe 7s 44 war.. Rhine Mam 7s SO ... Rhine Westph 7s N do ta S3 do 4s 53 war ...... Bio de Jan It 41 ... 93 do Wo Or do Sul 7t M. do Is 68 Rome 14s 92 Rotterdam 8s 14 .... Salvador 8a 41 Sao Paulo City 8 'is 97; Sao Paulo St 8s SO . . do IS at .... do 7s Id Same Fe Argentine 7s 1942 . . Ssx Pub Wks 71 49. . do 14a II Saxon St Mtc I 7s 45 I01tl014 97 944 100 iioo - 1 dark hard Montana. 14 per cent protein. II 394; to arrive. 11.394; No. 1 am- oer uurum. ii w u t Z2' ; no. 3 amber No. l red durum, ?!,r3m' UIHWlitsi; tl.tTtittl.0l It. Cloae December. 113TU: May, 11.11; July, 11.17. No. ' Copper Price Unchanged; Increase in Ordera for Zinc. Sil fromi market? f4i fed wooled lambs CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Nov. 17 Cettle Receipt!. 11,000; calvea. 3600, all grades light year-llnand moat tradei long yearlings and lit fir steers firm, spots higher; medium weight and weighty steers weak to 26c lower, very slow; bulk steer run medium weight tnd weighty bullocks; early top long yearlings. SIS 35. some held hither; mixed year-linup to 115 35: aevWal loads upper crust best yearling crop selling at Sl4.S0trl9.0P: medium weight steers, early. S 14.26; tew loads, tll.00trll.7S. with plainer kinds HERE fues: how. time IT IS THANKSGIVING Gosh, - TVf VEARS YlHfcYV AGAIN JRE ROLL AROUND FAST I LAST THANKSGIVING LIKE Ofay ierr"i VESTIDPy V. WtU. 1 OUtSS I'frv' IN TOR TYfci WEEKS eye-Turkey again'. TORKEy hash TURxty GIBLETS TURKEy - TURKEy POT-PI- E QOOO 1 - FrXTTlES -- TURKEy STEVt, TURHty CTOOLKT night , 5.F EXAM in R BUieVinorrlOT CONIf Sf AWlLDTURKEy REW INTO A MEAT MARKET 1 fjfi ON THE DAY BEFORE THANJ5GIVING fttW lROu(.n ft ft Alt CLflib WINDOW AND LANKO ON Tut SAL t CO U STEP BobbiU 8toi sloie .Williams, Ant. oil SofiMiTin) can - o v Crossino onolhe- Stmpson Co'egt - A SHORT TON WEIGHS 12 POUNDS aiuNE MituCtNT Ton d&ughlei, - t... Mgaa .aaaasaaatai -- '' Pip's - w bricks, pound.. Roquefort. pounds each, pound Pull cream. Wisconsin cured, pound. . S .33 .65 .29 I ntoDicr. MX) VvONT HAVE TO VtoRRy TURKEy AtVy LEFT-OVE- R THIS ytAR, FAWTHAW g T . T A 14 M I rsjjC ' ,'A BOOtSHT h Ofwia.1. THANKSGIVING FOR ENOUGH t-TXHKER 1 ls tl 11. lie. HUH? IDAHO POTATOES. Idaho state prison farm from Its former owner, Karl Pitcher, to the state of Idaho has been completed, announces Fred E. L likens, commissioner of law enforcement. Final papers have been drawn up. the deed filed and water allocations completed. The prison commission are outlining a construction program which will begin in the near future. EARNINGS Purchase price of the farm was $72,000, including approximately $3000 worth of farm machinery which NEW YORK. Nov. 17 (API. Net earning can be utilized. The legislature at 6f the Commonwealth & Southern corporation, public utility holding company, for the last session appropriated $75,000 October amounted to S6.401.707. aa compared with S8.01S.I33 In October. 1121. an Increase for this purpose. of 5.05 per cent. Por the first ten montht The farm is located 11 miles net earnings aggregated 181.528.914. at conwest of Boise on Eagle Island and trasted with 156.47 .821 for the correspond was known as the Catlan farm, one ing period last year. an Increase of 10.1 per cent. of the first to be located in Bolts It was homestead ed in the 97 vrVRW valley. t'APi nut. Stnv eail. Nrw Th way operating Income of trie Baltimore ts 80's and has been, under cultivation onio railroad for October decreased nearly almost continuously since. a million dollars from thtt of the corresponding month a year ago, the company announced today. The figures for hut CHICAGO POTATOES. PoA). Nov. 27 tatoes, recelpte 67 cars; on trick. 301; total U. 8. shipments. 123 can: trading only fair; market about steady; Wisconsin racked round whites. 12.3093.50: Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round whites. 12 20 Q2.31; few, 32. IS; sacked Red River Hhlos, S2.2042.4$: Idaho sacked russets, Sl.tOtt 1.00: finer, !3. 1021.15. CHICAGO.- 1- -3 1 1 held Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving everyone free for the Thanksgiving recess. Sixteen students who have finished their work will leave at this time. About tbe same number are enroll-in- g for the next term's work. The enrollment has passed the 300 mark for the first term. OVER FOR HASH OR flTEV OR WHATHOT L' yvtAKE Mi SiCH DON'T NOTICE HIM MOTH AW HE'S 3UST SORE WA 6KAU&E WA YA --TWA Publisher Get HES 30T NOTHING SORE ABOUT S TO BE 1 wtrO tgrSJ us ev oee. CW'catjO TWHuetf Until Dec. 4 to Answer Suit 55 1 11 8 fiver Lower aad Market Inactive. Owing to the unsettled condition In China and the consequent weakness in China exchadges, the sllfer market hat been Inactive, resulting in a further decline in prices. The tendency it uncertain. Average New York tilver, H.lffl. BOISE, Idaho (A3). The governor Wednesday called a meeting of the institutions public improvement bos rd to consider building on the recently purchased prison farm. The date of the meeting was tentatively set for December 9, In Boise. The board may also consider the construction program of the Black-foinsane asylum, for which an appropriation of $25,000 was made the last legislature. by ot BOISE. Idaho 6. Shoshone county today offered $150,000 In building work in support of the program launched by President Hoover for an enlarged public improvements program. In a message to Governor H. C. BtJdrldge the county officials wired that contracts for their quota of public building would probably be let in the first six months of the Sixteen students coming yesr. Pass Pinal Test Official Expects More Federal Aid ALBION, Idaho. Final examinations for the first term at Albion were month were 1S.3M.410. and tor October, 1921. M.233.113. The net Income for the first ten montht. however, tgaregated as against 140.375.779 for the ten months ending October 31. 1124. October figures for railroadi and the com parative figure lor a year ago louow B. It o. ,14.631.111 C. 14.l34.ttt A T. tt 8. P .07,BS7 10.202.212 335.458 Bantor tt Aroot 373.331 St Boston 161.122 574.468 Maine N. T. O. tt Western. 79,854 90.359 141.976 711.845 Virginian .. . V. DIVIDEND NEWS Prison Farm Deal Governor Acts On Prison Farm Transfer of the tt fit Cmcafjo. State Completes 47 II '3 Tnlrrn K1 I t Tohma Dep 7 47 ... Tyrol Hy El Pow 7t 52 UJtgawa El Pow 7s 51 A, Un Stl Wks Unterelbe P tt L Is S3, Coper Autt IS 51 .. 04 IDAHO PALLS, Nov. 17 (API. (United ot Agriculture) DeStates Department mand light, market dull. Rusets U. 8. No. I s. mostly 12.0042.10; occasional car higher and lower: U. 8. No. 2's. moatly II. St ftl.SS; Rurals. eastern pack, mostly 31.10. Twin Falls Demand lisht. mtrktt steady. u. 8. No l's, 12.00 to 12 15: fancy Russets U. S. No. 2i, ll.45ftl.55. mostly Special to The Tribune. higher; 11 50. BOUSE, Idaho 7s 6 at -- receipt 1171 cases; price The Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor comPoultry, alive, steady: receipts 5 cart; fowls, llv34c; springs. 22c; roosters, 18c; pany placed Its stocks on a S3 annual basis, heavy ducks, ltc: small, 14c: geese. 17c against SI previously, by declaring t Quarterly dividend of 50 cents, payable DecemNEW YORK. Nov. 17 (AP). Butter unber 21 to stock of record December 10. The settled, receipts 10.013: creamery, higher company bad been paying SO cents extra than extra, 43'i43c; (12 score;, 42,2tr42-t.otlriti (tt to 11 score). 36'. The Hercules Powder company todty detrtltc. Cheese, steady: receipt 154,664. clared a regular quarterly dividend of 76 cents per share on common stock and in Poultry, dressed, steady. Eggs, firm; receipts. 14.706: mixed colextra dividend of SI per share, both payable December 14 to stockholders of record ored, fresh gathered extra firsts, SlifiS4c: refrigerator firsts. StHtlltHe; seconds. December 13. near-b- y hennery brown, fancy to Mtfimc; extra fancy, 42tts43c. Resumption of dividend payments on the Poultry, alive, steady: turkeyt by freight, claa "A" stock ot tbe Container He; by express. 244x38c; duck by freight, tion of American wss announcedCorporatoday. 19320c The first quarterly payment made since April. 1928. amounting to 30 cents a share, be paid January 1 to stock ot record KANSAS CITY. Nov. 27 (AP). Eggi, will December 11. It it at the same rtte paid firsts, 43c: seconds. 33c. were discontinued. The Poultry, bent, 30c; springs, 11c; broil- when dividends dividend of 11.75 also wat regular quarterly ers, lie. decltred. payable on the same date. Other produce unchanged. Directors of the Household Product! SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 27 (AP). But-terfdecltred tn extra dividend of SO 54c cents, payable January 3 to stock ot record Onions, green, tl.10Rl.36 lug; Stockton December 14. Australian Jobbing yellows. ll.40ai.S0; browns. Sl.6utKl.t0. A quarterly dividend of tl 25 was declared Potatoes. Jobbing Stockton, 12 40 a2 75 on the Safecwt.; poorer, low at 11.25: Washington ty Rtsorcommon stock of the American company, placing that Issue of a IS gems. Sl.SOfCl.Tt. annual 34 previously. basis, with f compared 22 30c; It Is Poultry, broilers. MSlte: hen. payable January 2 to stock of record turkey alive, 23jSte; dressed. 27617c December 10. Extras of 2s cents bad been paid in previous quarters. Eggs, steady; unchanged. PIKER&! CHEAPSKATES! AFffAlO VVMOHT HAVE I CCT a tir-n- C I -'-. NEW VnBIt Nov 37 (AP) Several eor- po rations celebrated tbe national feast of Thanksgiving by taking special dividend ac tion today declared a Directors of Ingersoll-Rrin- d special payment of SI a share on the com mon. O. H. Helme Ji Co. authorized an extra disbursement of 12 on the common shares, while Hercules Powder company announced a 31 extra, and Cutler Hammer company a stock dividend of 20 per cent. CHICAGO. Nov. 17 (AP). Butter prices were btrely steady with an easy undertone. Receivers In most cases were free sellers and some were Inclined to shade prices on 10 and 11 score. Fresh: 4JVi43c; 12, 41c: tl. tie; 10. 40c; tt. Ittie; II. 37c; 17, 14c Centralised: 10 score, 39Vc; It, 114c; A Thankless Thanksgiving ACOUT MR AND MRS TON 9 Llmburrer, Produce Market k LOCAL PRODrCE. f Quotation! by Nelson Ricks Creamery HI BUTTER Extra, square or flat, pound I .41 Prime firsts, pound 41 BOOS. Preth extra poultry farm, doaen 4 Selected white, doaen 43 poultry farm, doten Mixed colon .38 CHEESE. Pull cream triplets, pound 33H Pull cream longhorns, pound 24'i Pull cream sandwich loaf, pound 35 Block Swiss. blocks, pound.. .11 Cream brick. bricks, pound .. ,11 jl I'll 151 fRAMK CHADtK, 5lrxk1on,Cal. draw Ind,&nC.poliS.rvOV:iOJ9 Seine Ts 43 Serbs Crtt Stow If 03. do 7s 13 53. ShlnyeUU El Siemens 4t Hal I'.s B.lesla (Prov of) Hlealan Ld Aaan Botseoni ta 34 . Styna 7l 44 .. Sweden 3t . do 54a 14 ... Swiss Con 8s 40 do 94s 41 Toho El Pow 7l do It 12 Tokyo City S'si do St 62 By YOU This WiIh ONE. CONTINUOUS UN c WlVlOUl "bwf46ENl iff J m Mgf of business is concerned; sties tine soSewhet reduced, whereas in sine ' mprovement .Kut by further price,tneconces- k,.vV price which haions yesterday, brpuiht down to an even ov. of tne Copper and tin wejuiet. price former being JgHgf on been hither, reaching close Jfc wnuaiiy down today. though SoeiSged. at are the minor metal, condition mar be i shade weak' " market. tnd platinum quicksilver Ne Interest Yet Evinced la Copper. The but three week have et a record defor oulet buslnesi In copper, a domertic mand averailnt only about uf..hu.n: day. nevertheless, Sflrm as a ever, and it Is even said that leas copper Is now available i concessions hand at price waj Whit a week or two ago. existed bl been for prompt believed Hggw U generally IgPg boutht three montht ago and later will to lufficltnt to carry consumers the of year end to the through rate of operation that many JfJthem win have recently adopted. A special to have inventorle at probably be made aa tmall as possible ror the end of the year use, however, It I almost certain January of copper must be that a too) tonnage bought, for only SO per cent o offarnormal monthly requirements havemonth . A been rebooked for ahlwnent that spectable buylnn movement may. therefore, be expected during the holiday JHorfc and there li every Indication that will not be below the current level of the Export builneaa In the lait producers. week hat Improved tomewhat. and further shipimmediate Improvement for promptNovemment Is expected. Total sales for October are not likely to be iretter than ber, however. Average, H.Tltc. ' Zinc Market Take Tumble to t Cents, ' Some ilnc wis booked at late aa Monday e. St. Louie, though I.15fj.20e were for more usual prices for the small quantitlet old. Yetterdey a more determined effort, Wat made to let business, and. after meeting with only fair success at l.lOtti.OSc. several producers sold substantial tonnages at an even tc. Specifications a to shipment varied from spot to January. Today, tbe So price is general, though the demand turn has been disappointing. High-grad- e hat recently been ts dull ts prime wettern and the greater production of thll grada does not make the problem of iti marketing at the cuatomary premium a temple one. Average St. Louii tine 1.141c. Demand for lead continues at a good rate. Though the last week wat not quite peto active as the preceding seven-da- y riod, prices were firm, but quotably unchanged at 6 25c, New York, the contract price of tbe American Smelting tt Refining company, and 1.10c St. Louis. London reported a fairly steady market, and prices there held above the New York bakii throughout the week. The galea In the domestic market amounted to an average week's business, with most of tbe large consuming intereit repreiented on the buying end. Demand tor lead from cable manufacturers, corrode rs. battery manufacturers and ammunition makers Is holding up well for thll time of the year. Most was tor November and of the business December shipment Inquiry tor January lead Increased as the week progressed, tnd tbout 20 per cent of the tonnage told In the period wat tor ihplmint in that month. Not all tellers were anxious to quote on From present however. January business, Indications, the sales for November win be somewhat greater In volume than In Ocfavortober, which is regarded at a meet unlet-tlemeable showing in view of the general In business. Tbe low prices naturally attracted all classes ot consumers, many of whom expressed confidence In the situation by placing a good tonnage for shipment two months hence. With production curtailed, producers feel that the market la in a sound position. Average New VArk I ISr nt Louie lead, a lOr Demand for Tta Continues Limited. Early tn the week the mtrket for tin exhibited a firmer tone, inspired by hither prices in London, where support by the bullish element injected some life Into the trade. Evidently much wis expected of 'the outcome ot the meeting of the tin producer' association held In London to take action In the matter of restricting production. Word from London received here today Indicated thlt the group, representing about It per cent ot the world'a production of tin, proposed a plan offering a bonus to be ptld to tbe smelters tor curtailing their output 10 per cent. Traders here believe that such action will not be sufficient to bring about a change In the general situation, and as a result business in tin showed no improvement. At the close the market was rather easy, though higher than a week aso. Average Straits Un. P"r.w" Pft2 50O direct. 14 to San Francisco. 317 to San Few lota Diego and 540 to Lot Angeles. 335 to butchers at 18.50. look market. 31 to California dairymen and 83 112 50 down to 111 50: bidding lower on fit cows and heavy butcher heifers, alto on sharply lower. Cattle Receipts 130, Including It for low and strong weight cutters; desirable Lot medium grade cows, light butcher helfera to San Diego. in demand, approxiII 90; few odd head low cutter and cutter mately 1000 western, g rasters In run; re13.0041 4.75. COWS. firm at week' adcattle scarce, placement Sheep Receipts 1013. Including 211 di- vance; vealeri 25c to 50c higher, ltrgely rect. Ml to Colt on, Caly.. and 411 to Los flS.Metl4.S0 to packers, outsiders, 11.00; : Lot fat ewet, 19.00 Angeles few 115.50. feeder lambs, 110 00. (Market closed ThursSheep Receipts. 14.000: market fairly acday. November 21.) tive, around steady with Tuesday's average: bulk good to choice native and fed western Iambi, 112. 75i 13.00; choice closeOODEN. ly eorted loads to outsiders. S1S.10M13.2S: Nov. 37. Hot OGDEN, lltt. Iteceipts few lambs. 112.50 down; native 178 to Swantton throw-outs- plainer 19 50 Including 1S3 for market. moitly S10.00: fat ewes and 11130 to san rrancisco About steady steady, scattered tolota S.2SiS.7S; feeding butch- - lambs scarce, few tood to choice with yesterday s close, trucked-l- n ers 190 to 390 pounds, 11.10; truck load. weights. 112 25. 140 sounds, ta .50. Cattle Receloti 577. Including SOI for KANSAS CUT. market and 31 to California dairymen; alow, steady: load tteeri. ll.S0: ReKANSAS CITY, Nov. 37.--- C title small lota medium and tood heifers. 17 25 ceipts, 2S00: calves. SOU. fed steers and ait.00; medium and good cows. st.2S4tT.tO: yearlinga fairly active, strong to mostly 25c lower grades. S3.7SO8.00; medium and good higher, spots up more on medium ihort bulls. lt.0tttl.S0. feds: other killing classes comparatively Sheep Receipt 4015. Including 3514a for scarce, fully vealert little changed: market. T4I to Utah feeders and 710 to ttocktrt and steady: feeders scarce, steady; tood to St. Joseph. Six decks choice choice yearling' steers, S14.S0: feed lots, til. 50; lambes out of near-b- y d long yearllngt, 114.26; bulk melate yesterday two deck choice lambs, dium to tood short fad steers, siosoit 110 50: tew feeder. 110.00: two decks feeder 13.00; few butcher cowt. II. 2587.75: low ewes, S2.7S43.00: lot wethers, 17.00. (Marcotters and cutters. S4.S04t6.76; medium ket cloaed Thursday, Thanksgiving day.) built, upward to IS 00; tood to choice vealeri, su.ooeis.oo. 150ft lambl, generally Sheep Receipts. LOR ANGELES. higher; sheep steady; top fed Hogs-ReceST. lpte Nov . erong to 25c LOB ANGELES, shippers, 312.76; other heavier Nebra- kinds totopackers. 100: steady, load 112.35m 12.S0; fed natives, butchert, 112.50. moat sale downward from 113.16; ska, 110.30: few mixed 9 50; packing sows. H.OOtrl.OO. 14.00. Cattle Receipts 400; calvea receipts 300: top ewet. mostly stock cattle, quality ot slaughter PORTLAND. supply poor: general market slow, about PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 27 Hogs ReSteady; car Imperial Valley Mexican steers. 18 25; small lot common light steers. 11.00; ceipts. TOO; receipt! include 603 direct, over common and medium cows. SI .WtjTT 50; two half the remainder drive-Innothing sold loads heavy Utah cowi late Tuetday. 87.85: early; market quotably steady. cutters and low cutters, S3. 0046. SO: bulls. Cattle Recelpte, IS; calvea, 10; all drlve-lnear SO: calves active, steady, 18.60 417. nothtnt told early; market quotably southwettemt. 111 00: ear plain Steady. Art sonat. 19 75 none Sheep Receipts, SO; all drlve-ln- i; two late none; arrived early; market quotably steady. Tuesday Sheep Recelpte California lamb. decks medium 110 40 straight: medium ts ehotce ewet DENVEK. (Thll market cloaed quoted SS OOttt.M. DENVER. Nov. 37. Receipts, 1300: fairly Thursday ) active; lew to shipper! around 25c hither; bulk to killers eteady to 10c hither; load SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. ana piece io to to ship; pcr. ogt SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l9.00rii.0S: top. SI.0S; bulk 170 to :360- Recelpte 450. steady; two cart Idtho pound. Sl.tOfet.tS: packer top, 18.85: few 6 50; packing sows. I7.25vr7.75. butchert to arrlvt at 110 75 Cattle -- Receipts. 200 calves. SO: steady, Cattle Recelpte 300; calvei receipts none: low, about steady, packaga mostly oddt and end on sale; odd fat cowi. four S7.S0 down; moet low cutters. medium steers. 310.60: few out, S4.7S; bulls. tt.M; odd veals up to 114 50: loads southwestern cows, S7.SO07.75; load MO pounds, 31.25: calvei nominally steady. few stock cowi. H St 4x1,00; Sheep Receipts 400; weak to 25 cents ttockeri and feeders. t7.00trl.7S. including lower: two decks freshly shorn Idahos at 11.50. Idaho stock helfert, 11.00. deck medium lambs, 811.00; Sheep- - Receipts, 1100: nothing choice ofthorn fered: fit limbs quotable strong to 25c pooled Iambi. 9t.S0: packet ewet, 19.00. higher, or around 112.10 for choice kind; tew natives, sn.004411.so: no cwei offered: feeders, quotable steady: lotd OMAHA sneering lamos. 111.50: several loads weighty 7600: 37. Nov. OMAHA. Hog Receipt! ana Navajo leeders untold. N on mottly 10 tod IS centt blgber; top. SI200 to 340 to butchers; bulk ST. JOSEPH butchers. tl.704tl.IS: 140 to OTP. JOSEPH. Nov. 27 Hoti lights. tt.Mtrl.IO; packing sows. Receipt. light sows up to 18.00. SOOO: ftlrly active to all Interest!, moitly 7.46r7.i smooth3500: calves receipts 300; 15c to 20c hither than Tueiday's average. Cattle Receipts 25 cents Top. S9 00 for choice 200 to fed steers and yearlings strong to hogs; 8 90: S8.75 higher: other killing classes strong: itocker bulk 180 to weightier and feeder steers fully steady; fed steers kinds practically licking: odd loti tnd lotd 140 to IB aud yearlings, til 00V14J0; choice 75: helfert. Ill 50" sows, steady to strong. S7.50lx8.00, 0018 weights. 115.25. fed bulk ill S7.7S: stock pigs unchanged, mainly largely 18 S0WT.T5; 12 50; bulk beef cowt. 17.004 bulls. 7 medium 50. native cutters, ss.l5eit.00: Average cost Tueaday, 11.41; weight, kind!. 11.25: prac- EM pounds. n.SOttl 00; few weighty tical top real, 113 50: few to Indepenfeeder and steers, dents. S1400; (tocker 000: wfa?Mhr tally unchanged total volume of ff NORTH SALT LAKE. NORTH SALT LAKE. Nov. 37. Hog Recelpte IMS. Including 19 for mtrket. 73 LI 00 week The nonferrou Nov. TT mJgfl jfL RAN 99 VARD& JJU- T- FAlLLO TO &COR 81ieeRecelpte ateadrTto IS cent higher; top ted wooled and lamba10 shipper. 112.45; bulk ood choice handy weights to packers, 112 now S3 so tnd down; nothtnt 13 40J fat ewet, done on feeders. " Special to The Tribune. 14rlc. tl Sogc METAL MART HOLDSJUIET WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER lit BY RIPLEY envelope ta Tribune Information.) A TOOCHOOUM .484; .50 48; 504 a Pat. Office.) fPee Livestock Market .454 41 . 1.354 (Reg. D. una :S.h 964 ........ 1.19 BELIEVE IT OR NOT g :8 95 11 Close. 1.334 1.304 4s. Oslo City as 55 do 6'it 41 Karttadt at 1.34 H4 .' 4 30 1 lit, . . 'it .... 93 1.334 11 per cent protein. 11.304 fXii?: 1.334: 13 oer cent nrotaln. tl tAUetl Uu- f 4 1967 1.334 1.114 1.134 1.354 pgJpnWJs. 85 101 Milan Cltr ttti SI .. Mines Oeraet I'js 12 do IVtl SB Mont M & A 7s 37 ex war , Montevideo 7s 93 ... Sew South Wales 9s Low. High SflNNE APOLIS GRAIN. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 37 ( AP) . Wheat rtecelpti. 140 cars, compared to 417 a year ago. Caah: No. I northern. 11.214 i 1.304; No. 1 dark northern. IS per cent 11 .314 ll.114ttl.3lSe: 14 per cent protein. protein, j Vi 53 war Lorn Bar do 7s 63 Lyons as 34 ... afaraeiUea fa 34 Hex at am assl do M sf la a do 04 tld 4s asst 54 do 10 aid 4t assl un on lid at assl irt altai M M Tt M do St M Sord Ry if 4 on quality. Fancy north fancy, depending western toms were In good demand and sales ranted 374)31 cents, with small lota tale 4 cent higher: western young toms, Texas. 33t34 cente: Oklahoma!. Italic; 11039 cents. Market on fancy stock wit steady to firm and other trades about steady WORT worth. Nov. IT. Moderate de mand, slow; market dull. Buyers paying on No Vs. yount toms and hens. llttlt cente; old toms. 14 cents: No. 2 s, 10 cents delivered. Fort Worth basis. CHICAGO, NOV. 37 turteys. unchanged orlces: heavy young hens still scare and In tood demand Trade mostly over for Thanksgiving deal N37W blah Free St 9s 40. Ittl Pub CU1 7s 93. Italy 7s 191 Japan I 'is 64 4a 11. J id star Loan Krueter tt Toll 9s 99 dfl - Fairly good volume of trade and fancy stock showing close clearance generally. Prices were 1 cent A large higher on practically all trades portion of remaining stock It ot Irregular quality and prices were 5 to 10 cente under NSW YORK. Nov. 37. a .. . . . . . weu cleared and firm. Young hens CASH QUOTATIONS. in ample supply and drattlng. with Wheat No. 1 hard. 11.34. steady, but the dealers inclined not Corn i new i -- No. 3 mixed. 13c: No. 4 white. reasonable sales; choice and tradet I3u83c; (old) No. 3 mixed, 904c; No. 1 blow weak In ample supply and alow tale white. 944c. Prices at dote were largely a matter of Oats-- No. L. mixed. 424c; No. t white, defined. not and clearly ranges negotiation 44 4 at 46c. Midwest prime yount hem In boxes, MO Eye No aalei. St cents; toms, 39040c; barrels young hens, Barley Quotable range. HCTte. toms. UtrlOc. Northwest barrels llttltc;hens, Timothy seed IS 7S ill 70. 33ti3Sc: Texas barrels yount young Clover seediio 50(1S 00 hens tnd toots. Italic. Southwest btr-rel- s tare, tlt.li rlbt, it.75: belUc. 311.73young hens, lltflt cents toms, 310 31 cente. aid toms. 34331 cents. quality appear market ta miss 914 'ft'.'! ext'tf May IM From Buv ina San An tonio and near-bpoints A fairly good run of south Texas live turkeys reported Tues- r v Dressers boutht tree to assure nav- class of raw materials, the marneeds. Prices supplies tmple for !ocal ket tt down to 92 to IS cants for eastern lnt to a range of 1 to 30 cents a advanced AA. and M to 90 pulled wools, scoured 80 trod delivered dressing plants for No. 1 to 83 cents for A cents for A super, fine nt and young tome. Some buying for super, 71 to (0 cents for choice B taper, 70 to 75 cents for ordinary B super, ana 45 lankstlving trade expected today, but In-19 pay lift to 70 cents for C super. Scoured territory dicated that buyers will only of I cents Wheat wool Is quiet tnd easy. New Mexico being cents. The usutl differential and 10 rente lest for old toms and No. Deo. quotable at 90 to 93 cents for No. 1, W to 2, March .. respectively, 83 cents for No. 1, and 71 to 79 cents for No prevails. 3 California wools remain quiet. Full mm inil.pmi Wot 97 Market con July balled scoured California wool Is quoted nominally at 71 to 79 cents In the71 tree, tinued prime quality cleared well to 80 and In irregular, northern California la quoted at demeni at close. Choice and me- Sereh cents and middle counties at 73 to 77 dium quality tn buyers' favor moat quarcents. tan and trading oiicel highly irretular. May .. Market closed In fairly strong position. July Oste ' thoutn occasional lorcea sales at conces Dec nearPrime noted tome sions quarters March NEW YORK BONDS by hens and toms. 3l4t cents; few hither; considerable part expreaa receipts not May Rye-- pee cents 33137 and selling closely graded (Continued From Preceding Fate.) range; poor stock down to 33 cents, prime Mtrch 37ft northwestern young hens and toms, May .. Cordoga City 7t IT etfsi ,?! and in lliht supply Prime, It cents, young Lard-- Dec Costa Rica Tt 91 . 34634 hens and toms, 11 101 tuna i ii at to 31 cents; Jan cents: price both sections down TS It Prime south mediums around 36 cents. 371104 western voons hens ana toms. su cents. May price down to 37 cents, and medium irDanish Mun at A . regular and entirely matter negotiation. Dec uenmari tt u Jab. .. ANTONIO. Texas. Nov 37. PRICE I3.75433.M: Rome Beauties, miSfi. best, lane, I1SIS0: larae. ll.75i300SO; tl email, lOtetOc: Jonathans, medium,544V TSe; 136; few best. tl.3Se1.54); small. Oree nines, medium. S1.3SCI.S0: few best. 178; Winter Bananas, S3medium, ti t 3S92.S0: small, i 75; few extra large. II 25: White Winter Peirrr.alnx, medium, Washington, beset, Delicious, tl 40 1.50; extra larae sixes, ftney. 14 50; fancy. 13.50 ' 4 00; Rome Beauties, large sites, fancy. 00WS 50. Yellow Newborn, 14.00; Spltaen-ra- s. 13.75: medium sizes. Arkansas Blacks, tar men wtneaapa ana wineeapt. u w. Arucnoket caiirornia. oozen.ii.M. Avocados California, pound. 75tT80c. Bananas Pound. Ic. Beets Utah. dozen bunches. 30t39c: topped, bushel. tOttiSc tacked, pound. 1 nivtc. Brussels sprouts California, pound. 15c. Cahbaee Utah, pound. 1414c: Savov. doaen, 1100: red. pound, 4415c. carrot utan, dozen nuncnet, zovise; busneL 0U6oc; tacked, pound. 1 Cauliflower Utah pound.' 104112c: few, tat Celery Utah, cratet, 34s to 33s. Il.TIt 3 00; few high as I3.3S; large sizes, tl toe 1.50: dozen. 76c ir 11.38; celery heart, doaen bunches. 7Setll 00. coeoanuts saexs. iio.oo: dozen. II SO. Cranberries New Jersey. Massachusetts and Wisconsin, late Howes, naif barrel boxes. HO.OOtf 10.50. Cucumbers California, lugs. 13.35: Ore gon hothouse, doaen, 13 00 Endive- - Utah, pound, 5C Garlic Utah, pound. ISc. Graxtea California, table, lues. Malaaaa. tl.TStf3.00: Emperors, pound. Be run 47 00: 48s. Arizona, botes. draper a. Id 00: California, boxes. Ma. ts 50: 10s. tt.tt! Texas, boxes. 48t to 54a, tl 25; 44s to Tti, 14.00: 10s. IS.60tfS.T5: Me. ISOOtrSSO. Grene onions Utah, dozen bunches, 25 A30e. Leets utan. aoten bunches. 3b 30c Lemons California, boxes, fancy. 300a. I13.SOW14.00; 340a. 113.0013 SO. 433a. 113 SO 13.00. Lettuce Utah, crates, 4 dozen, II 3647 I SO: California, crates. Iceberea. 4 to 8 dozen, S4.755 00; 4 dozen, 14 50 Mexico. baskets, 11.71, Mushrooms Colorado, pound. Tic Napa Utah, crates. st.OO. Olivet Green, California, pound, 15e. aaeks. YeMnw Onions Dry. Valencia type, medium to large, 7Setll.00: large to very large. SI lOfrl 36; small and culls. toayiOc: white varieties, medium to Urge. II 5063.00. California, boxes, fancy narels. to loot. II 50: 128s to 280s. 17.00: ValenttaOranges cies. ISO. I! 0001.50; 174s. 17. 50 I 00: 3O0s. 214s. S5.7Sfl.3S: 333s. 15 00 n, tl.Ste7.00; 5.50: 218s. 14.314)4.90 : 324s and (mailer, 14.00. -Parsley Utah, dozen bunches. 35630c. AA. Parsnips Utah, topped. huhl. tl lacked, pound. Pear Utah, boxes, wholesalers to retail- era. AnJous. S3 50: bushel baskets. 13 00 reopen Utah. Bound. Oreen Bella. 15 California, pound. 10c. Site: Persimmons California, pound, lac. Pomegranates California, pound, lc PotatoesSacked, cwt., U 8 No. 1, partMAl.tO. mostly 11.15: ly traded. Russeti. Blue Victors. I1.7S01.IS: Idaho, tacked, cwt.. V. S. No. 1 Russets. 13.71; TSe. bag. Radishes Utah. Chinese, dozen. 40c Rutabagas Topped. Utah, bushel, 750 90c; sacked, pound. IgtTc; Texas, SpinachS1.S0.Utah, pound. bushel, Squash Late. Utah, pound, Hubbard and Banana, 14141. Sweet potatoee California, pound. Jerseys, 5 4c: Porto Rtcans, Louisiana, cratet, 13. 1003.75: Arkanaas. bushel, I3.S0. Tomatoea California, luga. ripe. 14.50; Oregon, hothouse, lugs. ripe. 15.00. Utah, dozen bunchea, ISAlOe; Turnip topped, buahel. lOStSo; sacked, pound, 14 1929. i GOODING, Idaho VP). K. L. Webster, publisher of the Jerome Journal, has until December 4 to answer a $10,000 libel suit brought against him by C. C. Hyde, agricultural instructor in the Jerome high school. Hyde brought suit on the ground that Webster published slanderous editorials disparaging methods he used in instruction. Judge D. H. Sutphen Monday overruled the editor's demurrer and further denied his appeal that the complaint be utde more specific. PASTOR TALKS TO EOTARY. BLACKFOOT. Idaho The Rev. Joyce S. Kendall spoke on the spirit of Thanksgiving at the weekly Rotary luncheon Tuesday. The program was m charge of R. A. Robbins, who in-- 1 traduced the speaker. BOISE, Idaho (y -- Congress is in a very favorable mood to pass legislation providing for an increased federal aid and forest highway appropriation, Joe D. Wood, commissioner of public works and vice president JIof the American Hiohu-o,-w reei.i.i. association, said Wednesday. returned from Washington where, as a member of the leenslat vf rnmmitt western states branch of the associ- wuu tic met western congressmen to encourage support of the program The increased appropriations Uie officials' association would add more than $50,000,000 to the aDDroDriatlnns fnr which Idaho would receive neariv '""T1 ,l. sup-Port- f? g, hiv,. Albion Teacher Retign To Enter Matrimony Special to The Tribune. ALBION. Idaho-M- iss Almeda Dayton, instructor in primary education, has resigned her position and " "io tiose oi the be inanled soon to Mr. first of Missoula, Mont. Her nlaee will be taken by Miss Eva Christ who has been a critic teacher in the Iowa normal at Cedar Falls, Iowa, Go-for- th |