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' I f ! t M THE OGDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER 18 THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 7 1929 ’ FINANCIAL AND v-r- JRO TIIE'I -- SUPPORT BCHIGSi RALLY IT h Eyr y o ri( Tr ig Is L nusually Big h 7171700 Slar I By STANLEY W PRENOS Associated (Press (Financial Editor NEIW YORK Nov 7 — (AP)— The stock! mkrket went through another trying- period of forced liquidation today Which carried many Issues - down to nearlyl points in the early! ti hiding and then rallied fin impressive fashion as strong buying support came into! the market Most of the early declines were materially cdt "down or wiped out and a number were converted into gains i of l to 18 points if was Trading again in unusually volume heavy Opening blocks! of 5000 jto 75000 shares were followed by long strings of smaller transactions! with the resiilt that the tinker fell more than and hour behind the market in the last hour of the abbreviated session Total skies crossbd the 7172700-shar- e mark before mid-d- ay Little retention was paid to rket Call money renew -money ed unchi Iged at 6 per cent with time money (in supply at the same 2 rate for 'all maturities While some uneasiness has been of created as of f in railroad 4raffic in the later pkrt of October and the reported slackening in Steel” busing bankers land business men look for nor general recession ‘ini business except’ possibly in merchandise of £he luxury J i 5 32 the-fallin- g lt :3id Big 1 111 Black (Metals Bing! am Metals Bonanza Mining Bullk n Cardiff Central Standard J' Chief ICon Columbus Rexall 1 Comb (Metals Colo CJon Crescent Eagle Crown Point Croff Dix 1 lutte East Cr Pt East Tin Coal East Standard Emma Silver J Empire Mines Eureka Lily j Eureka Bullion i East Utah Equity Oil Gt Western 1 03 50 05 54 05 103 01 27 08 35 06 240 115 07 03 104 01 16 08 04 10 02 01 08 03 02 30 08 i04 " :alves $67 ' Sheep— Receipts 495j in transit to 3t Joseph None this market 100 CHICAGO Nov 7— f (AP —U" S D calves ) — Cattle: Receipts 9000 Receipts 2000 weighty steers selling very slowly at hew low points this season practical top op well finished bullocks $1450 good market on light weight year- 01 01 21 17 03 pno Moscow Mtn View Mtn States Naildriver r 06 03 03 175 110 90 32 11 102 02 31 New Quincy Nort 1 Lily 152 450 99 00 3 CO 06 09 —30 08 21 Il42 425 00 I t ) 22 20 1050 10 37 07 10 01 09 12 05 23 20 i 02 15 s m 35 04 05 04 04 Tintic Central 37 Tintic Lead 175 12 Tintic Standard 1137 SALT LAKE Nov UP) Tintic 30 Giant S D Aj— tight Offerings of local 00 08 Union Chief with continued slow buying Utah Con produce 02 03 dpmhnd j 06 08 Con ' Apples — Utah boxes and bushels Victor 40 Walker 450 orchard rail culls out Delicious West 01 02 Toledo £ medium $2 275 few best $3 poor 04' 03 Yankee and small $1 X0 175 : Greenings Zuma 07 II 1 06 medium $155135 few best $150 c City Con 10 Par 125 Ganos medium 75090c Jonathans Wilbert 05 08 medium $155155 few best lafge Ml 30 small! 80c$l Rome Beku-ti- es UNLISTED STOCKS medium $125® 135 large Bid Asked $175® $2 small 809Qq Stayman Eureka 75 Standard 515 Winesaps large f$ce and fill $IT75 01 02 Washington5 boxes Dcicious large Mineral Veins 22 18 sizes $350 375 fellow Newtoins Park Galena 10 14 (123 and larger)') $4 Spitzenbergs Three Kings 10 09 and Arkansas Blacks 125s and larg- Pislce Ophir er) $375 Stayman Wlnesaps (125s 7 1929 November and: larger)! $350! OPENING SALES Lettuce — Utah crates Iceberg 3 Alta Tunnel 1000 at to 4 dozen best $225 250 mostly Central Standard 2000 at $17502 sott $1150 Ohioni (dry)— Utah Empire Mines 500 at 21c Eureka my 200 at $1 20 sacks Yellow Valencia type uT s Eureka Bullion 700 t 70c 600 at No jl graded medium to large 53 075c large to very large 75c $1 65c 300 at 68c 400 at 7C Kennebec 500 at 18cl small! apd culls 35® 50c (white vaI Lehi Tintic 7000 at Bc rieties medium $1550150 snail 7-- Ml 1 1 ! lUO-pod- rc 8c nd ) 75e$l Pears— 1nd Utah boxes Anjous Duchess $15502 Potatoes— Utah sacked cwt S NoJl partly! graded Bliss Triumphs $175 185 Russets $175190 Idaho sacked jrwnt Ur S No I Rusidets tt Moscow 1000 CHICAGO Nojr 7— (AP- -U D A)—Potatoes Receipts 99 c j er (round 429 cars we 55c t 20c 500 $225 at at 100 700 it $U25 United at $110 200 at $1112' Walker 900 at $450 Lead 300 at Tintic Mlrine 250 $150 f North Dakota sackLily 200 at 223 sacked $430 Idaho $4ck Park Premier 300 f total sotk North and Spath ed round white $200 early Ohios:$200225 ed russets $250 300 44c 300 Nov 7 — at 400 45c CLOSING SALES (tp) Alta Tunnel 509 at Potatd farket: Bonanza Mining 2000 at Idaho Falls— if U No 1 Central Standard 692 at 8c no trading buyers Colorado Consolidated 1000 at8c $200 21 5 too few sales tooffering qubte Chief Consolidated 100 at $240 U S NO 2 demand moderate MarDix Butte 600 at 70C ket steady $140155 niwtly it Eureka Lily 300 at $145 Twin Palls — Demand very Msjht 67cEureka Bullion 200 market weak U S No 1 occas tonal Lehi Tintic 10000 (at sale $200 215 U No 2 $U5 Leonora 500 at 3cj 140 best! mostly $140 few I'i gh- Monarch Lead 100 er New Quincy 5600 a $147 SALT 17— North Standard 20013 (AP- -U S isnip- - at 10c 145 at 9c ments: North Lily 100 at November 6—Total United S tates $435 569 cats shipments Park Utah 200 at? 1400 Principal! states— California $450 Colorado 36 Idaho 50 Maine Rico Argentine 500 Minnesota 67 Nebraska 24 Sioux Mines 1000 at York 15 Utah 15 Washington Tar Baby 1000 at Wisconsin 34 Park Konold 500 at20c v Park Nelson 1500 at 23c " ' f Park Premier 400 it 43c 700 at LEAD iPRICE CUT 44c 600 at 42c j NEW YORKJ'Nov 7— C The American Smelting and fining company today reduce - BAR SILVER price of lead from 635 to 625 NEW YORK NOV 5— (AP)-- Bar a pound i silver 49 c flc 3c -- (I 5c a - f 4c l ' TO HOLDERS OF Columbia Ste 5H Bonds Due 1947 Columbia Stei 7 Preferred Stock The entire issue of these loads' will be retired on I 1929fat 105 and inten st and the Preferred January 1 ’ 1930 at 105 and accrued ividends Sil If We believe the 'present icuivesv- fJ'hcr merit of these funds Omj will be pleased pepartment to attend to Jthe redemption of your bonds and preferred of the Columbia Steel Company andrecomme itok : toents lor th£ of the funds lnfluiries w)! be EIven out prompt ajLntion I Ed Out-of-to- wn j 1 J A :OGLE & CO Bond Dealers And Stock Brokers 230-pou- nd -- 1 nd 300-pou- nd 200-pou- nd 2c lc 3c lclc lc -- 5 250-pou- de-ira- nd ble us -- 300-pou- nd 170-pou- nd Flathead Montana- - Site Subject of Controversy m Washington j — —— r j --- Mst JNEW YORK Nov 7— (UP)— Prices average lower In an active session on the bond market today pressure on the convertibles spread? ing to other sections of the list as holdings were liquidated to meet losses on the stock market American Telephone 4 ’s and International Telephone 4 ’s led 4he Ribs— $1050 decline’ in the share privileges sellBellies— (Contract) $1035 ing off more than 8 points each but $1062 recovering some of the losses in the trading: Declines ranging from OMAHA Nov 7 — (AP)— WTieat— later of a point took place in No l hard $117 No 2 hard $116 a fraction Chemical 5 ’s Philadel117 No 1 spring $151 iNo 3 American 6’s Southern ahd Cdal phia Reading mixed $115 8111(1 Texas Pacific cororation Corn— No 5 white 78c No 1 yel- 5’s low 90c No 2 yellow 89c90c Legal rail' industrials and utilities eased off somewhat after a show KANSS CITY Nov 7l— (AP)— of firmness at the opening BaltiWheat— Receipts 93 cars (tone c more and OhifM’s Southern Tailto 2c higher No 2 dark hard $156 way 6 ’s American Waterworks 5’s No 3 $117 No 2 hard $116 nulls' 6 ’s were prom119 No 3 $113U9 No 2 and Botany inent on the tape risk Rubber 8’s red $153 No 3 $152 sold off a point Close — December $117 117 Conditions t were little changed in May $155156 Corn — Receipts 14 cars tone un- the market for Ignited States govbonds most of which held changed No 2 white 92c No 3 ernment the previous closing levels nominally 89 90c No 2 yellow around maintained a Foreign obligations No 3 nominally! 96007c 9798c No 2 mixed nominally 90091c No steady tone with’ jthe exception of the convertible Kfeuger and Toll 5’s 3 nominally 88® 90c which were in supply at p concesClose — December 87c May 95c sion of a point German 7’s Italy Oats— Receipts 3 cars tone No 2 white nominally 7's and Belgian '6’s featured Ihe 47 48 ‘4c No 3 nominally 46 © 1 i— 44—: ' 47c a t I cross-examini- ng S -- 1 ’ age j gov-emment- als ! Left Year Ago Upon Trek Into Interior of China - ( ' Rye— 90c I new Barley-5- 9lc ST LOUIS Nov 7— (API— Cash wheat— No 2 red $13(1 No 3 red No 2 hard $153 $153®155 Corn— No 1 mixed 96c No 1 yellow 95c No 2 yellow 96 96c 47c No 4 f Oats— No 3 white 45 c i1 Close: Wheat— December $121 u ’ May $132 Coro —December 88c May 98 c TOLEDO Ohio Nov 7— CAP) — Wheat—No 2 red $1570158 Corn— No 2 yellow $1101 Oats— No 2 white old1 52 i YORK STOCKS ’ ' j f e 1 mam-malolog- ist - SUGAR 74-(AP)— " J Vas-conce- -- 13-f- s FUTURES 50 220 43 42 52 CHICAGO table: CORN: Dec 5 67 44 35 97 89 43 J an 52 84 79 “"Jt lu 101U 26 30 120 107 65 l 63 34 40 46 53 54 83 811 ’224j 28 174 134 190 68 48 38c seconds I ! 37 standards firsts 37 363fic769 Eggs— Firm receipts ( 102 107 108 105 110 43 102 107 158 111 Opera pumps are tremendously popular now The buckle advances as new and its 1929 version is dainty often set in brilliants old-fashion- ed ’ ( f 10X0 rl052 1090 £ 1060 44- -- 1055 1052 £7' — 1U0 MEXICO CITY— (UP)— President Emilio Porte s Gil has asked that the “Memoirs of Miss Mexico” Galveston beauty pageant contestant - in 1928 who killed her husband General Boises Vidal be suppressed The story of MLss Mexico’s life 'was scheduled to appear in La Prensa a morning tabloid of the capital La Prensa on its front news page announced that the paper has agreed to withdraw the “memoirs” since the president felt that their publication would be harmful to soj ciety “Miss Mexico” is Senorita Maria Teresa de Land a She fired' six shots into General Vidal on !a Sunday morning when she read in that day’s newspapers thlt the first wife of General Vidal had brought a charge of bigamy against him Friends of the Vidal family and brothers of the general have attempted to prove In the: or preliminary hearings preceding Miss Mexico’s coming trial that she was aware that Vidal already had a wife when she married him They have contended that Senorita de Landa was not the inexperienced girl she skid she was at the time of her marriage Pending her trial Miss Mexico occupies a cell in Belem City prison adjoining the cells of two other women who also shot and killed their lovers One of them is Bernice Rush an American woman who is accused of shooting Genaro Benavente on December 24 of last year Miss Rush asserted that Benavente had treated her cruelly after a Jong periods of intimacy during which she had loaned him considerable money j as” ' p OUT? s ! 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I cases ' prices unchanged 1 t - SAN- FRAN CISCO Nov 7— (Ul’l — Dairy market (wholesale producers’ prices: Butter 82 score 48c 90 score' 45c Eggs— Retail grade US No' 1 extras large 54c U S No 1 ex- HEADLIGHTS FOR tras medium 43c U S No 1 exBABY CARRIAGES tras small 31 c Cheese— California' fancy flal3 STOCKHOLM-(UP) — Headlights 23c Oregon (triplets 23 c for and tall lights perambulators — j hand carts and sleds has just been suggested by the Swedish associaMETAlS tion of motor bus owners This recNEW YORK Nov 7— (AP)— Cop- ommendation has been made in conper— Steady electrolytic spot and nection with a proposal to1 repeal futures 18c the speed limit for automobiles Iron— Steady: unchanged The association also has requested Tin— Unsteady1 spot and nearby that motor buses be included in this $39X2 futures $4000 because of the rapidly regulation Lead— Easy: spot New York 655c growing traffic and the demand of East St Louis 610c swift Zinc— Easy East St Louis spot passengers for 44 transportation f and futures 655c — 8X0c No 6 Weber Lodge Antimony i 1 RICHMOND Cal — (UP) — To keep deer out of your backyard t j spread mothballs over the lawn 53 Deer have become t plentiful In 55 these ’regions that they are becom57 ing something of a pest even in- vading private premises and caus47 some damage to property ing - X0 Game Warden T D Duncan has X2 suggested the mothball cure to keep the pests from bothering j 104 property declaring that - deer will 110 steer clear cf land having the J 1JH4 scent of moth balls or sheep dip j ' f 1047 EARRING CHIC 1047 A dainty pair of turquoise e ea1050' rrings has one large turquoise se in pearls for the lobe From of tiny tur- - this four little strands pice 1050 cuoise and t pearls set in gold j 1060 dangle 1 ' — “dili-genci- 11 41 c 40® 41c MOTH BAILS-WOUL' KEEP DEER SUPPRESSION OFT ' MEMOIRS SOUGHT 17 -- extra firsts X03 -- CHICAGO1 Nav 7— (AP)— But-53ter — Weak tubs receipts 40c 52 BELLIES: Noy Dec ‘'5(1 109’ creamery extras X0 RIBS— No trading SS-V- H cind Eggs Butter T 'j 43 X0 46 43 LARD: Nov 1057 Deq Jan 1 ’ March May 67 47 76 35 185 103 ' 46 Dec 64 a 121 iA 555 March May RYE: 28-- I 119 Vt 157 V 150 58 53 OATS: Dec 9 nd 153 1574 150 150 153 March May 81 34 78 f 1 j D 119 March May 127 53 -- Nov 7— (AP)i-Gra- in Open High Low Dec 93 22 r -- —— 'WHEAT: io FLOUR Union Pacific U S Ruboer- U S Steel Westlnghouse Electric Western Union Tel u Wlllys Overland j Woolworth Co t General Foods I ’ a" j Stewart i Warn Speed Studebaker Corp Texas Corp Texas Gulf Timken Rol -- ina hand-to-mou- Standaiu OH of IN J Standard Oil of N Y los anti-re-election- ist -- -- - 1 s j 98-pou- - i j considered ' ' TO EXAMINE BOOKS tomorThe books (will be brought row from the company's New York ' offices for examination A protest was entered by D M Kelly attorney for the comoan- -' against the j line of questioning ofj power officials by J ILlScattergood assistant ' commissioner of Indian 85 said Scattergood was plishments of recent years as he affairs Kelly were with80 came through rough country to the intimating the officials 235 river Stevens left Europe holding information —' 1— :Yangtse 114 44 for India on November 4 1928 ac(’i 24 the Roosevelts ahd othcompanying 93 ' er American scientists composing MEXICAN LEADER 43 Field museum expedition In the METAPHYSICIAN 31 north India Stevens began his trek 203 caraccompanied only by native 159 MEXICO CITY— UP)— Jose riers to gather specimens of birds 69 and mammals party j 187 Stevens said that he had obtained candidate who has threatened to de- -l 23 “a wonderful collection including Clare himself president in a “pas112 500 mammals 1000 birds 5000 but- sive devolution” if the authorities 32 terflies and 5000 plants and shrubs do not concede his victory is the 129 author of twelve books The latest including many new species” He "On 38 to Metaphysics” was published suto to plans proceed Chicago three weeks ago while Vasconceios the his of pervise specimounting 89 was' in the middle of his campaign mens in the Field museum 28 The books are: “On Metaphysics” arrival The ’of Stevens to brings 40 "The Cosmic a close the Field expedition other "Indian Studies” 87 1 members of which Race "Esthetical Monism" "Ilic passed through Studies” “Conquering! Promethuk 31:n Shanghai in recent months ooming “Literary Digagations "The Reac-N-- f163 in by way of southwest China 80 tion of Energy” “Pythagoras — A and Hongkong "106 Theory of Rhythm" “Gabino Bar-red133 (Lecture at the Athenum) an "Mexican Intellectualism” “Th 53 Last Fifty Years” NEW YORK Nov 7 —(AP) — Last sales: SHANGHAI Nov 7 — Herbert SteAllied Chemical & Dye 209 vens British ornithologist and Allis Chalmers Mfg 43 who for- - the palt- - year American Can 120 made his solitary way fromj India American Locomotive 100 through southwest China gathering American Smelt & Ref 74 for the Field museau of specimens American Tel & Tel 225 arrived here todayJ Chicago American TooaccO 180 His feat is considered one of the American Woolen 9 most difficult of scientific accom- Anaconda Copper Armour Del pf d Atchison T 6s S i Baldwin Locomotive pfd Barnsdai1 “A’ Bethlehem Steel Burroughs Adding Mach 53c new 43®49c Calumet & Hecld — Barley No 2 68c Canadian Pacific! Rye— No 2 $107 Case Threshing Mach Clover seed—Cash December Cerro de Pasco $1115 asked choice December Chesapeake & Ohio $1060 Chi Mil St P & Pacific 44 C R I is Pacific Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Congoleum Nairn NEW YORK Nov Com Pioducts ' Raw sugar was unchanged arly to- Coty day but there was slightly more ac- Cudahy Packing L tivity and sales were reported of Curtiss Aero about 50000 bags of uncontrolled Davison Chemical Hudson Cuban for first half of December Delaware Drug Inc shipment at $377 duty paid The early weakness in stocks and Du Pont de Nemours the more liberal offerings in the Eastman Kodak spot market led to increased offer- Electric Power & Light ings in futures and after opening Erie R R one to four points lower prices con- General Asphalt tinued to decline and at midday General Electric were three to five points net lower General Motors The near months showed the maxi- Gold Dust t mum decline due to liquidation in Goodrich B F Co advances of first December notice Graham Paige Motors North Ryi pfd day while buying was light and Great Motor Ca Hupp of in the on way mostly the covering scale down or by trade interests Illinois Central Cement against sales in the spot! market International International Harvester Co In refined the demand continues International th of a character with International Nickel Tel & Tel at $555 for fifae prices unchanged Kelly Springfield If granulated Futures closed easy approximat- Kolster Radio ed sales 77700 tons December $198 Kennecott Copper FhenK Cheese January $199 March $203 May Kraft Kresge S SCo $210 July $217 September $25 i Lambert Co 1 44-Liggett & Myers Tobacco B losw S J Miami Copper Missouri Pacific — do pfd MINNEAPOLIS Minn ftov 7 (AP)— Flour— 20 cents lower In car- Montgomery! Ward load lots family patents quoted at Nash Motors National Cash Register cot$6950705 a barrel in National Power & Light ton sacks Shipments 36950 N Y Central Bran— $2800 0 2900 NY NH & Hartford North America CO a Northern Pacific Packard Motors Paramount Fam Lasky Pennsylvania R R Pullman Inc new Radio Corp Reynolds Tobacco ”B” St L & San Fran Ry Schulte Retail Stores Sears Roebuck 1 ii Sinclair Con Oil Skelly Oil i Southern Pacific Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil of Calif ’ J ' j The power) company based its ar- gument for exclusion of Thompson falls from Consideration on the claim that all water belongs to the people f Montana and that the Indians can not charge for its use Scatters ood took the position that the water’s value was increased by use of Indian land fori storage and construction and that this must-bt RELICS WITH nchanged i ve ultra-conservati- I ! J WASHINGTON Nor 7— (AP)— Indications were given at a federal' power commission’s hearing on the Flathead Montana power site today that thQ Indian affairs bureau wUl not accept the Montana Power company’s offer of $1 per horse- - u power year rental to Indians for use of fhe site but will seek to raise i it materially) 'Assistant Commissioner Scatter- good of the bureau continued his of Harry H Coch- ran1 chief engineer of the company i indicated he did not accept the con- tentton of the power company that Increased output of its Thompson falls plant resulting from the Hat- Associated Press FAoto head storage) should be left out of Senator Gerald P Nye (repub- the calculations FOLLOWS UP CHARGES lican North Dakota ha crepared a He followed up his charges of yes- resolution authorizing the appointthat company had presented ment of a senate committee to In- terday & set of in vestigate speculative operations on an attempt Jt6 reduce thefigures rental ell stock exchanges payable to' Indians by demanding over protests that the engineer H could produce accurate figures on the increase! In ’ water flow 'at' BRITON BACK Thompson Falls to result from stor- - L 5 Y IDAHO Pi 1000 6c Rico Argentine 200 21c Silver King Coali 450 at $1 $1067 $1037 Tintic Central 3000 Tintic Standard 300 POTATOES oh track $1 32 $135 Monarch Lead 7500 nt $100 New Quincy 9050 at 1(150 2600 at 2900 at $145 $147 Park Bingham 6800 at 2000 at 6c Provo 200 at 63c 5 at 60c 400 at V at 1090-pou- GRAIN 02 02 65 01 02 55 S D A) — Hogs Receipts 500 active generally steady top $1140 for ca good Utahs two loads good Nebraska sold to arrive at $1140 three loads mixed butchers $110001155 local feds $1075 packing sows $850 00 i t Cattle Receipts 300 active steady to strong two loads Arizona steers $1000 two and one-ha- lf loads Idaho cows and heifers $840 bulk other' cows $300 750 cutters and low cutters $300 5X0 bulls $7X0775 calves receipts 50 holdover 323 slow steady weighty Arizona calves $9 0001050 Sheep: Receipts 50 Iambs quotable 25 cents higher small lot good iambs $1225 sizeable lot 77rpound biick lambs $1075 choice lambs quoted to $12X0 medium to choice ewes $5X00650 73-pou- nd 26 44 20 Pressure on Convertibles Spread td Sections ' i I 95-pou- nd 10 106 Angeles f e Nov 7—ap—u 330-pou- nd 06 42 150 430 J Standard Lily Tar Baby -- — l f 225 125 05 100 135 03 4 'ILos J 24 ON POWER OFFER I lings supply very scarce light tive yearlings $1500 i slaughter steers good and choice 1300 (lasses pounds $1200 1500 1100 to 950 ’to $12501550 MOO pounds $1300 1575 fed year-ingood and choice 750 to 950 pounds j $1375 1625 heifers good md choice 850 pounds down $1350 1525 cows good and choice $7 50® SAN FRANCISCO Nqv 7— (AP 1025 cutters $450600 bulls good — -- U S ID A) — Hogs: Receipts 145 land choice (beef) $375010(25 veal-e- rs all for show market nominally and choice $1250 steady (milk fed) good 1550 stocker- and feeder steers Cattle: Receipts 235 holdover good and choice all weights $1000® 130 run includes four loads for 1125 show no good stock on offer early Sheep: Receipts 11000 opening sales confined to cutter and comSlow weak to 25 cents lower namon cows at $3X006X0 few bulls tives largely $1250 few choice to $7X0 calves receipts 35 unchangOutsiders $12751300 fat ewes $500 ed part load common 550 feeding lambs quotable $80008X0 steady lambs good and choice 92 Sheep: Receipts 690 including two pounds (down $1225 1300 (medium decks for show steady deck good ewes medium to 75 to 1075® 1225 wooled Oregon lambs hoice 100 pounds ‘down $425 575 $1160 with 30 at $1060: two decks eeder lambs good and phoics $1200 chorn Oregons $11X0 with 10 out to 1310 J deck at $10X0 late Wednesday five decks 68 to Nevada feedOMAHA Nov 7— (AP— U S D er lambs $900 — ) Cattle: Receipts 3500 calves 44 eceipts 300 fed steers and 'yearlings slow yearlings and light steers steady medium weights and weighty teers weak tending lower she stock and bulls steady to weak By JOHN P BOUGIIAN Asrorlated Press Market Editor eals steady stockers and feeders CHICAGO Nov 7— (AP)— Specslow about steady fed steers and in a great buying ascribed earlings $117501300 light steers tacular to a widely-know- n eastern 1425 grass heifers $32595Q bulk degree :rass beef cows $6X0 775 bulk all trader lushed wheat prices upward :utters $35 625 medium bulls today Stock market advances like700800 light westerns $650® wise counted as a decided stimulus 175 veal top $1400 most stocker as did also new export business in nd feeder steers $950® 1050 sev-r- al North American wheat of 1550000 bushels or more choice loads held-high- er The fact wheat values that nad Hogs: Receipts 5000 steady to dropped to about 10c a bushel under trong spots 10 'cents higher top last week’s top point was regarded butchers $870 on 210 to bulk 200 to butchers $350 as a further buying Incentive together with increasing attention to bulk 150 to circumstance that the market g365:$840® 865 packing sows $750 the was near to the level at which the cost average Wednesday federal farm board has agreed to fr775 weight 256 pounds make loans to farmers’ Receipts 0000 sixty per organizations cent lamb supply feeders lambs slow Wheat closed strong at the day’s and fully 25 cents lower sheep and L aximum to a figures sales feeders steady early slaughter bushel higher finthan yesterday’s pooled lambs $1200® 12 J5 best held ish Corn closed to up around $1250 best slaughter ewes Oats to advanced ahd $500 good and choice range feeding from 5d setback lambs $12001275 feeding ewes provisions to an equalvarying -- t gain $435 down few sales ewes suitable I Indications of liberal export busione year service $500 525 ness today in North American wheat In stock exIor Nov 7— (AP—U togethei with (rallies CITY to hoist did much change prices — D A- - Hogs: Receipts 7000 the wheat market to sharply 10 to cents lower teady mostly er levels at times MeanwhilehighArteady with Wednesday’s average gentine exports of wheat apparently losing fairly active top $895 on were being curtailed and estimates hoice 210 to Bulk Of the Argentine exportable stir-pl180 to averages of wheat were reduced 2tM $8750890 130 to weights $00000 bushels as compared wltll $8000875 packing sows $700 latest picvious figures i 790 stock pigs steady $6750750 t Substantial amounts of United cost average Wednesday $865 States hard winter wheat were speweight 219 pounds cified as having been purchased to Cattle: Receipts 3000 calves re- be forwarded to European consumceipts 8Q0 very slow trade on killing ers All the wheat thus taken was classes cattle scattering sales steady said to be as a result premiums to easier bidding lower on short which exporters had tooftheir creek-i- t fed steers with weighty vealers and of the wheat being already part calves mostly steady stockers and afloat on the ocean After the confeeders slow at week’s decline of 25 sequent upturns in prices here how(to 50 cents bulk short fed steers ever selling to realize profits for gs 07 60 49 HART i -- 20 40 15 05 03 03 ed na- 68 116 01 03 07 57 Kenr ebec Lehi Tintic Leonora Little May Mascn Valley Mammoth Mich (Utah Monarch Lead semi-demoraliz- 120 IN BOND INDIANS FROWN j ( 23 66 Iron King J 03 45 01 02 02 nd I 40 35 North Standard Ohio! Copper Bingham King Konold Nelson SeVera niof'e favorable dividend Premier $ wrere announced today developments Utah Ml Some of the recoveries in todays he Bristol market Were impressive in characbe Con ter Ul S Steel common which O 161 to soon openafter the dipped Argentine i ing rebounded tol177 up 8 points Ricolj Sil King Coal 195 General Electric rallied from to- - 233 up 27 Johns Manville from Sioux Mines 94 to 112 up 10 Consolidated Silver Shield Gas from 8? to 96 Ahd Silver Standard up 5 So Standard Atchison from 210 to 226 upjs So Iron Blossom —— s4 — lake salt ce imarke PRQDy Asked 01 01 70 £ Howell Keys 1 J Alta Michigan Alta Merger Alta 'runnel Palls Over Hcipr Behind m Short Sesj ion M 122-pou- speculators acted as more or less plain light weight steers downward an offset for renewed cgnfidence on to $800' butcher cows mostly $650 the part of friends of higher prices t 7X0 low cutters and cutter $4X0 CHICAGO Nov 7— (AP)— Wheat 550 practical veal top $12X0 Sheep j Receipts 3000 lambs fully —No 1 hard $151 No 3 hard $119 25 cents lqwer sheep about steady Corot new)—No 6 mixed 8lc No ' : top' fed lambs $1260 others $12X0 3 white "91c most natives $11001200 shorn Coro (old)— No 3 mixed 92?c No I yellow 94c" wethers $725 45c No Oats —No 3 white 43 44c ST JOSEPH Nov 7— (AP— U S 4 white 43 j Rye--- No D A J— Sheep: Receipts 3000 no sales undertone Barley— Quotaole range 58 70c early sales on lambs weak: aged sheep weak fat ewes Timothy seed — $5530650 Clover seed— $1055 1775 $555 down run including 700 direct to feed lots Lard—$10X0 ‘ for market 183 to Swanston Calif and 90 to Reno Nev about 10c lower truck i load choice heaW butchers- - $951 truck load pigs $375 fe wlight butchers $9 packing sows around $8 Cattle—Receipts 645 Including 335 for market 200 to California feeders ::7 to California dairymen and 83 lo Los Angeles Slow at week's uneven decline ‘few lots medium and good light steers $8 8 JO medium md good light feeder heifers $78 Odd lots and part loads good cows 5675 7 j tender grades downward veal 0 $425 bulls aroundl $650 waives $9ti50 common heavy Eccles Bldg 225-- 6 j RATE IS SAME i: Quotations Furnished by A Hogle Ss Co Brokers LISTED STOCKS Mark Passed -i J B1LJ§IPTESS’ j OGDEN Nov 7— (U S D A) — blogs — Receipts 375 including 102 '! I I1 PRICES LOWER eligible to sell around $105001250 LIVESTOCK SALT LAKE MINING j STOCK Si -- pi Hit Speculation Free & Accepted Mesons 1 BAR SILVER LONDON Nov 7— (AP)— Bar i silver 22d per ounce i -Services for Deloy Hansen old son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Hansen were held on Wednesday afternoon in the Warren meeting house with Counselor! A W Marriott presiding The musical num- - ' bers were given by David C Ward Hazel 'Marriott Martha and Mabel rs Hansen and Jessie Wavraent were Bishop TV T Way- ment Counselor M M Wide and Bishop Joseph Skeen The invocaThe”'-speake- -- j tion was given by Clyde A Ljndqmst and The benediction by Albert Bell Interment was made la the Warren cemetery The grave was dedicated by Bishop Skeen Services for LeRoy Brown killed In a gun accident son cf Mr and Mrs William Brown were held in the Roy ward chapel Wednesday afternoon with Bishop Atnasa Hammon was offerpresiding The invocation ed by Thomas Holland I The musical numbers were furnished by David A Johnston and Arnold Hardy soloists The speakers were Albert Patterson Milton Purdy Bishop James H Platt Bishop Martin P Brown Bishop Amasa Hammon and Thomas Parker Interment Was made in the Mount 'Ogden Memorial park The grave was dedicated by Bishop t Hammon j ’ ' CARD OFTHANKS 1 To the host of friends who generously extended their sympathy exemplified their genuine interest with many acts of kindness 'and courtesy during the protracted illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs Ere 11 ah Crout we extend our sincere thanks and appreWe especially thank the ciation Bible Students and those who allowed us the use of their cars and sent the beautiful floral offerings Mr and Mrs Roger 2L Connor ' I ! 4-- 2245 ! FLORISTS ' And tte Flowers Are Furnished By Klenke FloraL PF 1240 - 5 ' ! 315$ No- KEEP the dollar at home by using S33 Dumke’s flowers Ph 52 or 125 2194 ary George D Darling manager 7553 Phone 150 i 523 25th EL Regular meeting Thursday vember 7th at 8 p m for business There will be a speaker and refreshments Please attend i LLEWELLYN U SHANKS W M FUNERAL DIRECTORS KUtKENDALL- - DARLING Mortu- - ( |