Show - f 5 V ' ‘I ' THE OGDEN STANDARD 10 EXAXII2TEB - BUSIMES HE’S A MILLION DOLLAR BABY ots Wools Found Moving Little' More Freely : I Salt Lake Mining! Stock Quotations! ' - -- LIVESTOCK OGDEN Nov 4— Hogs: 1166 including 616' for market generally steady top 490 on 180 to 200 pounds sorted Idaho around 500 packing lights held at sows 3 00 3 75 late Tuesday one car 191 pound Nebraska lights 565 freight paid to west coast i ' Quotations Furnished by J A 225-llogle Si Co BrokersEccles Bldg LISTED STOCKS Stocks - f: j j 6 Zt (AP-USDA)- — Cattle: 294! including 180 for market slow! early sales limited to common and medium grass cows at 00 2 50 no cutter 250320 run classes on other action early includes a liberal showing of good white face slaughter and feeder r steers iall'to 501 no Chicago Sheep: fresh supply ionj offer late Tuesday one car medium to good 89 pound Idaho slaughter lambs 5 00 10 per cent sorted at 400 i - Tickers Run At Top Speed Close Toward si of Market! By ELMER C WALZER United Press financial Editor NEW YORK Nov 4— (UP)— Sensational advances in wheat and cotton in the late trading today carcereals up 2 to 3 cents rying those new a bushel to highs for the season were matched by the stock exchange f LOS ANGELES NOV 4— (AP-U- S DA)— Cattle: 800 holdovers' 1170 slow mostly cleanup trade little change in prices two loads good 1273 pound California fed steers 725 scattered sales common to some medium steers 4 50 5 50 down to $400 few inbetween heifers 450 odd good cows 400 bulk common to medium 2 75 3 50 cutter grades down to 1025 Calves: 250 holdovers 412 slow steady few plain venlers 6 50 7 50 fleshy 300 to 318 pourid calves 550 feeders calves 460500 Sheep: 1300 steady two decks medium 83 pound Idaho wooled lambs 535 four decks 73 pounds 500 two decks 72 pound lambs to packer feed I6t 525 decks 69 pound feeders 380 good to choice wooled in the last half hour Until the grain market turned definitely upward the stock market had been lethargic Prices were firm at the opening but profit taking sent the whole list down later Along with the boom: in wheat the oil world had its stimulus in the way for further price advances and oil shares responded to the improvement in the oil regions regions resulting therefrom Volume of trading was small - on the stock market when the' price trend was uncertain but near the close the transactions increased markedly with tickers running at top speed j i The rise in wheat added $375000- to the purchasing power of the agricultural community This was immediately reflected in stocks of companies deriving much of their income from the farm com munities Case International Har vester' Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck immediately moved ahead Steel common rose to 69 up more than 2 points and gains of 1 to more than 2 points were noted in such industrials as Westinghouse Electric Du Pont General Motors and Allied Chemical Auburn Auto rose nearly 5 points American Telephone jumped near 4 points from its low and other utilities followed Railroad shares turned early losses into net gains of 1 to more than 2 points — 000 ' A - 4- I ft lambs quoted 6394 No 3 red red 62 No 2 hard 64 No 2 mixed 6214 —No 62 63 2 No 3 mixed 62 62 42 No 5 Corn: No 2 hiixed mixed (new) 3914 No 1 yellow 43 4314 (a) 44 No 2 yellow (new) 42 44 No 2 white No 2 yellow 43 No 3 white (new) 41 (new) 42 4214 No 4 white (new) Rye: No sales Barley: 4057 Timothy seed:: 300350 Clover seed ll501400i Lard 700 Ribs 675 Bellies 675 Nov 4— (AP)— Wheat: 69 No 3 Dark hard No 2 66 hard No 1 55 64966 No 5 hard smutty No 2 55 55 ®57 No 3 62 yellow No 2 55 mixed i 73: smutty No 3 lows No 2 42 361 6062 Oats: KANSAS CITY Corn: YelWhite No 3 Nov 4— (AP)— Wheat: 114 cars 1 lower to 2 hard 65 No 3 Tiigher No 22 dark 54 62 No 3 hard 68 74 No No 3 57 67 No 2 red 57 53 Close: Dec 57 r May 62 July 62 Corn: 15 cars unchanged to 2 No 3 43 No 2 white 44 higher No 2 yellow 46 No 3 43 No 2 No 3 nominally mixed 43 43 41 41 Close: : I 47 December 49 Nominally I 50 4- - Barley — — Baldwin Locomot ve pfd Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Burroughs Adding Mach 8yerp Barnsdall A 14 California Packing Calumet St Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case! t Chrysler Coca! Cola 4 16 53 Cerro de Pasco I Chesapeake & Ohio Chi MU St P St Pacific C Ri I St Pacific i 17 32 i 117 13 22 74 9 8 52 4 Colorado Fuel St Iron Columbia Gas &! Electric Consolidated Gas Continental Baking A Contlnehtal OU Del Corn Products Coty Curtiss Wright Al Delaware St Hudson Drug Inc Du Pont Eastman holdovers 100 at $425 Tintic Standard 100 at j $330 CLOSING SALES North Lily 100 at 78c Park City Con 1800 at 14c i I 3 A) j L SUGAR NEW YORK Nov 4— (AP)— Raw sugar was unchanged early today as no sales were reported prices Were unchanged at 340 for spots duty f paid Futures opened unchanged' to 2 points higher on covering and some auying by houses with Cuban connections The demand however was soon supplied and the failure of the spot market to develop any activity seemed to discourage holders Following the call prices reacted under liquidation and selling by trade and commission houses Refined was unchanged at 460 for fine granulated and aside from moderate withdrawals there was Title new buying with second hands still available at 5 points below refiners’ prices Futures closed steady unchanged to 2 points higher Approximated sales 17050 tons December 132 January 128 March 128 132 July 138 --September ' ? — j Markets At a I CURB MARKET NEW YORK NOV 4— (AP)— Curb Salt Lake Produce Market quotations: American Sup Power Central States Electric f i Cities Service SALT LAKE CITY' Nov 4— (UP) Electric Bond & Share — (U S D A)—Moderate supplies Electric Bond & Share pf of local produce Apples steady National Investors age slow bunched and root Niagara Hudson etables steady cauliflower dull Standard Oil Indiana celery slow lettuce steady dry on- Trans Lux ions weaker potatoes firm spinach - 6 3 8 20 80 2 8 23 2 f-f j - 27-1- : and tomatoes steady Apples: Utah boxes and bushels orchard run culls out Jonathans medium 6075cj large 8090c GIRL SCOUT BETTY : Rome Beauties y small 75c 100 medium 1 10 1 25 large 1 35 150 'Winter Bananas 125 150 Delicious 145175 mostly 150 Idaho bushels combination grade Jonathans 125 135 Delicious 175 225 Rome Beauties 125 Celery: Utah dozen large 90 110 medium 65 75c small 30 60cf Chinese crates best 150 175 poorer 125 140 celery hearts j dozen 6075c I California rates 4 to 0a 1 f tv ti X T v y e i f-- c '‘S' refuge- superintendent ' r The ducks were killed! by 835 hunters who also bagged 123 geese The check the report said was not complete as there were some hunters who shot on the refuge and did not those report in but the majority of ! present were checked -— —7show 1 r v ft : v ' Clinic Is Conducted 'rvsA ' -- v Xv AS ' va MV yv M If I ri 86 3 ft I 3 flf iff Pi If -- —— r: Coast! 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Spealc This Evening ‘ Famous Woman Writer Returns From South Sea Paradise With Warning to All Readers of Column That Romance Is Only Dessert and Diet of Dessert Is Sickening 125150 southern barrel 100135 southern basket 35® basket spring patents I r of The Rev John McFarlane arrived Calif in Whittier Ogden today ' for a visit with his friend Arthur J Hansen- local pastor The visiting clergyman will speak at the First Baptist church this evening at 7:30 o’clock He is en route to Seattle to conduct : a Bible - r Pork: Steady mess 2150 conference Lard: Unsettled midwest spot lOROTHY D IX ’ veteran news- - world especially if you’re chained WH— nominal paper woman known through- to it in a love nest- Tallow: Steady special to extra out the nation for her writings on “You only have to read your Bible FUTURES Dressed poultry: Dull turkeys domestic and ethical subjects has to learn that - Solomon was the returned’ Tahiti from the South of chickens wisest broilers the biblical kings Remem2034c 1733c fowls 1026c Long Island Sea paradise of illicit amours con- ber his words? ‘Stay me with flagCHICAGO Nov 4— (AP) —Grain 1732c( as vinced that the “love nest” an ons comfort me with apples for I table:ducks 1618c am sick of love' And what SoloLive poultry: Quiet geese 12® institution “doesn’t click ! WHEAT: Miss Dix whose writings appear mon’s thousand wives did to him 16c ducks 1323c fowls 14®22c one woman in one love nest can turkeys 2030c roosters 1314c daily in- - The Standard-Examinchickens 1422c capons 22® 30c declared on her arrival home that do to any man today l the distress of the expatriate lovers CANT! EVADE ONE ANOTHER broilers 16® 24c Cheese: Quiet state whole milk she had seen at Papeete provided “What woman in heaven’s name conten- unless she Is fancy to special 14 18c Young final proof of her life-lod on " tion that stolen fruits turn bitter to passion wantsdrunk Americas man around the a Butter: Quiet receipts 20279 the taste: house all the time? The ideal man tubs creamery extras 29c spehave believed” said to women If they tell the truth I “Always cial market 30c Miss Dix “that the love nest was is a man who gets out of the house Firm Eggs: receipts 22580 predestined to fail Heaven knows before 9 o’clock in the morning and cases nearby white fancy 37® 42c I’ve seen enough of them in my never shows up again until after state whites 24® 36c fresh firsts 24 years of active newspaper work o'clock in the afternoon I don’t Pacific r" coasts 2841c: How many? I don’t kaow I’ve believe a woman would ever marry 24c 24 36c white westerns nearby never kept track But if I had a man if she figured in advance browns 25® 41c to guess T’d say several thousand she’d have to eat luncheon with — And I never knew one that clicked him every day f I don’t say there are none that “Human beings are so constitut' BAR SILVER for I don’t know There ed that men and women have got clicked NEW YORK Nov 4— (AP)— Bax never was a didn’t have to have temporary and - repeated rule that silver steady and higher at 31 some exceptions vacations from each other if living MANY LOVE NESTS THERE LONDON Nov 4— (AP)— Bar together is to be even tolerable “I had known it in my heart all When 18 d per counce you flee to a love nest in ' my life But if ever I wanted con- Tahiti you can’t get away from crete specific proof I found it at each other You’ve got nothing to Papeete in Tahiti There are more do but eat drink swim fish and Diva love nests: there from what I could make love- T ask any man not in see than at any other one spot in - drunkenness of be POTATOES! i the world! And the men and women1 ing ’’inmporary love’ to try to picture himin them are as sick of love as a self compelled to make ardent love ' 4r child would be sick if you fed that to one woman day after day night CHICAGO Nov 4— (API— (U S child a diet of undiluted molasses after night with no other real In D A) —Potatoes: 71 cars On track and nothing else tereet outside of and drink -- 331 cars total United States ship“Assuming that a - man and a jing in his life eating idea makes ments- '656 cars slightly t Weaker The woman have made up their minds!m e m'shudderJ trading rather slow sacked per cwt to kick over the traces and elope “Picture : Wisconsin- round whites 7080c to condemned yourself few fine quality 85c Minnesota leaving one or two wrecked homes years of kissing with North behind them I can understand why the ardor she one woman Dakdta Red River Chios 85 — the ardor expects flee to Papeete if they’ve got of 95cT Idahos No 1 1200135 few they the first time you kissed her' It’s i the price of the passage The South inhuman higher No- 2 mostly 100 Commert Sea Islands are one of the few spots cials 110 Nebraska Triumphs 100 DISILLUSION AS END left in this world that are full of 105 few " “Love nests are predoomed to Futures: higher Round whites January glamour Maybe it’s because so few end Most of all be 97 Idaho Russets people in proportion to the world’s causein disillusion unquoted population ever get out there eous they are based onthethe ierron feverish more that to a There’s always assumption SALT LAKE CITYNoy glamour — Potato shipments: Novem' passionate love of the honeymoon you haven’t seen spot ' “And HI say this for- Tahiti It is: something that lasts Make no ber 3 total United States shipments lives up to its ‘reputation for sheer mistake It doesn’t last It can’t 656 Principal states California 25 " starve there last It has its place in the scheme Colorado 42 Idaho 87 Maine' 14S bfeauty Nobody can er without of things When you’re in your Michigan 35 Minnesota 76 NebrasIf you’re a twenties it’s fine and natural and ka 331 Long Island 28 New Yorl centrin' your pockets you simply a' to- a tree and go splendid : to love like that But 15 North Dakota 41 Oregon your up pick ye' s meabf No fuel bills- You can sleep when you edge from your forties Washington 24 Wisconsin 47 No into the years' beyond it’s as grooutdoors all the year round V i' love deadly wild animals The best fish tesque to expect that sort ofwoming and swimming in the world No as it would be for a man or A the i telephones no radio no daily news- an that age to startall having over again diseases of childhood paper YomS only ' contact with — civilization is! that steamer every chickenpox - andmumps and twenty-seve- n and colic- and teething or twenty-eig- ht days measles “And in the heart of every love LOVE ONLY DESSERT “And of course you know the nest is buried a stick of dynamite frame of mind of a man and a That is it is in the power :of the woman whose amorous temperature man and the woman both to hurl has risen to the point where they’re the unforgivable insult in moments willing to wreck a home or two and of anger She can twit him with elope They know they'll never having ruined her life He can twit weary of each other They can nev- her with having ruined his careerer get enough of each other they’re And each kriows the other is tellsure Heaven is a spot where they ing $he:trutlL y r efforts to please that they’ll can love — love— love without criticTt s easier for aging men to kid jsamei use outside marriage to get and Associated Press Photo ism of neighbors or interference themselves if they’ve got a little keep a sweetheartAnd they'll be so they flee to Tahiti can get' young girls building something splendid money They on a Lily Pona (above) soprano of And alwho'll make believe they love them solid t foundation instead of going they prove what I’ve the Metropolitan opera was sued In “There believed That is that love is —while that money lasts: But the into a gamble with the New York by Maria Gay Zenatello ways the dessert of the meal of life moment a mature person kicks over that the deck is stacked certainty only former opera singer who charged The minute against cart and sets up a love themi try to live on des- the Miss Pone broke a contract where- sert you getyou sick of it And you nest apple the? answer is simple “I wish they could see what I by Mra Zenatello was to be her can get sicker of love than you SEES ADDED PROBLEMS saw at Papeete A man and a womr can get of anything else in all this “A married man can get a di- - an well bred educated from a manager great: eastern city who wrecked I both their homes and fled to Papeete ten years ago she with her rBy Montfort Amory husband's baby in her arms The baby was on the ship with me a young schoolgirl coming back from the states to visit her mother I never saw sadder more disillusioned eyes or ' a sadder more dis? D 33c - ’ - - - ‘ er ng 1515c new-foun- ’ - -- - I -- Sued - : - - - - -- - - : J: (AP-USD- A) - : J -- beach-comb- - N A - - - -- S’ X - : -- - : - - : Girl Scout Week- and a woman more fed up other than that girl’s mcthSl and the man with whom she i eloped ten years ago f “IT NEVER WORKS Limitless leisure limitless! liquor limitless love — not a responsibility in the world— the world wen lest for love — just as they had dreamed it and wrecked their lives to get t—and it was dust and ashes and bitterness in their mouths They were sick cf it They were sick cf each other Their love nests were full of poisonous thorns that lacerated them now They were sated with kisses As I looked at them I thought’ of the old Norse proverb: ‘Heaven save us from the and from our hearts’ desire “They had paid a terrible price for their hearts’ desire They had got it And they were sick cf it— sick- as children who had gorged themselves on candy “The : love nest never " chcic v wit-eac- 5 dozen 350 Utah crates dry pack -mostly 75c125 few best 140175 Onions (dry): Utah sacks Yellow Valencias few large 175 medium 145® 140 small 100 some decayed lower Pears: Utah boxes Kieffer 100® 125 Anjous 200245 Utah sacked cwt Potatoes: Russets 6075c U partly graded Bliss Triumps S No 1 7585p - partly graded 6075c Rurals 50 60c Idaho sacked cwt U S No r i Russets L15125 partly graded 100 Rurals U S No 1 ! were-wolf- — ? 100- The' only book possessed by Eskimos of Labrador printed in their pwn language ha jpeeii the Bible ij Dr R B Petty and Douglas C This youngster Is John Mitchell Reynolds 3rd son of Mr and Mrs John Mitchell Reynolds of New York and he is now a Pincock conducted a clinic on “Immillionaire John’s mother informed him that his Qreat grandmother mediate Denture” work before the Mrs S Jennie Sorg of Hamilton Ohio had left him $1785415 In her Upper Snake River Dental society Idaho this afternoon will But John thought no more about It and went back to sleep He at Pocatello two The dentists already Ogden will receive the money when he Is 21 i have conducted the clinl for the dental societis at Salt Lake and Provo It deals with the immediate replacement by plate of extracted- - 100-pou- nd Ill - Before Dental Group SS Atsocltited Press Phot Firmer ducks Mushbach it NEW YORK Nov 4— (UP)— Potatoes: Steady Long Island 75c 200 barrel New Jersey 125150 basket aMine 140185 barrel Idaho 210235 sack Sweet potatoes: Quiet Jersey Flour: - were Approximately killed on the Bear River migratory game refuge during the open season from October 1 to 31 figures released by the office of t George New York Produce 490® 515 n 2475 -- clared the regular quarterly dividend of 62 cents a share payable December 15 to stock of record No vember 16 In the previous two years the company declared a stock dividend of 2 per cent in addition in the final quarter of each year 65c - V 1 com - ' ' Estimate of Dude j Season Bag Made Mo- nd f ' illusioned face than I saw on that schoolgirL And I never saw: a man i Lettuce: 28 —- t (UP)-i-Fieec- e - WASHINGTON— Revenue freight loadings during the week ended Oct 24 were 7954 cars above the preceding week according to the American Railway association international CHICAGO — All Harvester company plants in the United States and Canada resumed activities November 1 and the company announced several hundred men wUl be back to work before the end pf this week A) 1 44-- - a v V- NEW YORK — (AP) — Standard Oil Company of California has de- 99 f i - BdSTON Novi 4— and territory wools of 58c-eand 56s qualities are moving a little more freely Inquiries are more numerous on 64s ana finer qualities of fleece and territory lines A fair volume of Texas wool is selling at 45 a 47c scoured basis The Boston Wool Trade association reports that the unsold stocsS of domestic wool on hand as of October 15 11931 in Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and Louisville amounted to 185719805 pounds " stock L J Park Utah 300 at $145 Tintic Standard 100 at $330 (AP-USD- " 62 i NOVEMBER 4 1931 I OPENING SALES North Lily 100 at 77c Park City Con 1500 at 14 c Sacramento 2000 at 5c Silver King Coalition 50 at $430 that November may bring an upturn in steel operations after a continuous decline since last March- :'X 5 pany reported for the nine months to September 30 net profit of $120-4against a net loss of $2429493 in the like 1930 period YORK — (AP) — General NEW Motors corporation today declared the regular quarterly dividend of 75? cents a share on the common 24 16 Age today reported indications TOLEDO —WUlys-Overla- 3 : Iron P)— tors corporation reported October retail sales were the largest since June and for the first month this year showed a gain over the corresponding month of 1930' being 16 per cent above October 1930 T9 ! (By United Press) NEW YORK Nov DETROIT — Graham-Paig- 20 12 - July Oats: No cars unchanged to 27 higher No 2 white nominally 29 No 3 nominally 26 28 Rye: October 144 32 — May m 44 4514 128 53 7 17 27 J 3940 OMAHA 17 111 ? ’ gain CHICAGO Nov 4— (AP— Wheat Auburn '4 - -- 314 advanced oats finish com 2 1 up and provisions varying from 25 cents decline to 12 cents Atchison T St S Lots (AP-USD- i ill 550625 - 31 65 about Electric Autolite Electric Power St 17 plain light locals Erie iR R 12 and Utahs 5 00 5 25 good grain Firestone 14 feds quoted 5 Fox Film 8 sows 400 General 17 Asphalt V General Electric 31 CHICAGO Npv 4 — General Foods 37 Cattle: 12000 icalves 2000 strictly General Motors 27 ce fed steers and year-t- o Gold 22 Dust strong others on 6 catch as catch can basis selling Goodrich 26 Goodyear very unevenly Over a wide price Graham Paige 2 range but mostly steady 12i00 paid Great Northern 27 Ry pfd for approximately 1250 pound and 2 1363 pound bullocks long yearlings Grigsby Grunow Motors 4 Hupj) 1175 numerous loads dry lot steers Illinois Central 20 turnbulk however 11001190 International Cement 23 ing at 1050 Idown to 700 slaugh- International Harvester 34 ter cattle and vealers steers good International Nickel 9 and choice 600 to 900 pounds 825 International Tel & Tel 17 1200 900 to 1100 pounds 825 Kelly 1 Springfield 1200 1100 to 1300 pounds 825 Kennecott 15 1200 1300 to 1500 pounds 825 22 1200 common and medium 600 to Kresge Lambert 58 1300 pounds 350825 heifers good & B 58 Liggett Myers and cohice 550 to 850 pounds 625 Loew's 42 1075 common land medium 300 Mathieson Ajk 19 cows 675 good and choice 350© McKesson St Rob -7 4i75 commofc and medium 275 Miami 4 Copper 2 75 1 75 cutter bulls (year- Missouri Pacific 350 14 lings excluded) good and choice Montgomery- Ward 13 (beef) 375450 cutter to medium Nash! Motors J 19 2 25 3 85 vealers (milk fed) good Cash Register A T8 and choice 6p0825 medium 500 National National 28 Products Dairy 600 cull and common 4 00 5 00 National Power & Light 17 steers feeder actle and stocker good NYj Central J 51 J 5d0 to 1050 pounds 500 N YiN H & Hartford and choice 39 medium common 350 and 675 North American 40 500 Northern Pacific 23 Packard Sheep: 30j)00 weak to 25 lower 5 to Paramount Publix than yesterday’s close good 16 6 00 to choice native? lambs 5 75 31 Pennsylvania R R some Pullman 27 packers outsiders 6 25 6 35decline held higher feeders sharing Radio 13 Radio mostly 4 60 4 75 lambs 90 pounds 13 down good and choice 5 50 6 50 R K jO 6 all weights Remington Rand medium 45055O 4 common 3500450 ewes 90 to 150 Reynolds Tobacco 39 125 Safeway pounds mediqm to choice common 53 Shell 275 all weights cull and 5 lambs 50 to 75 100175 feeding 9 pounds good land choice 450500 St L & San Francisco Schulte Retail 4 — Searal Roebuck 46 OMAHA Nov 4— 8 Hogs: 6500 complete early clear Sinclair Con 35 ance closed active to all interests Southern California Edison 10 15 higher than Tuesday aver- Southern Pacific 50 15 age top 460 paid freely for choice Standard Brands 200 to 260 pounds bulk good and Standard Gas St Electric 40 35 choice 140 to 300 pounds 410 Standard Oil of Calif 35 460 load around 400 pound Stahdard Oil of N Ji 7 butchers 435 bulk sows 390420 Stewart Warner 12 pigs 350400 Studebaker top 425 feeder 20 Corp stags 3 50 4 100 shippers bought Texas Texas Gulf Sulphur 28 around 3300 22 Cattle: 6000 claves 500 fed steers Timken Roller Bearing 4 and yearlingsluneven choice grades Transamerica r j 36 all weights fully steady others Union Carb 16 slow weak td 25 lower she stock Union Oil of Calif 106 steady Union Pacific i steady bulls Strong vealers 16 ' stocker and feeders steers in good Unit Carb U A S fed bulk Rubber 7 to strong: demand steadjy 68 steers and yearlings 7 00 9 50 sev- U Si Steel 6 eral choice loads 10001100 lat- Warner Pictures 79 ter price pai0 for yearlings and Western Union 18 medium weights fed heifers 650 Westinghouse Air 47 800 bulk grass cows 300400 Westinghouse Electric 3 several loads arid small lots 425 Willys Overland 2 75 med Woolworth 54 73 450 cutter grades 2175 75 3 35 pracium native brills tical top vealers 600 stocker 6 and 00 feeder steers mostly 4 50 Glance several loads yearlings held higher cent 12000 to 60 70 per Sheep: NOVEMBER 4 1931 of run feeders slaughter lambs opTuesday’s low NEW YORK ening Weak with close: sheep and feeders about ks: Strong influential shares steady early sales choice grade late brisk demand best in Borids: range and ns tive lambs 550 ewes Strong all groups rise' held round 575 early sales Curb: oils lead late rally Strong 2 00 and down good and choice Foreign exchanges: Strong ster 4 65 30 4 lambs range feeding ling Advances sharply Cotton: Barely steady increased ST JOSEPH Mo Nov 4— (UP southern selling favorable weather USDA)— Sheep 5500 bidding sharptrade selling Sugar: Steady no early Coffee: "Quiet foreign ly lower askfeg steady buying sales CHICAGO Wheat: Strong forecast bullish METALS Russian exports dry! weather southNEW YORK Nov 4— (AP)— Cop- west jper: Quiet electrolytic spot and Com: Firm buy cash houses future 7c steady foreign markets Tin: Steady spot and nearby Cattle: Steady 2230 future 2255 Hogs: Higher MIron: Quiet unchanged Lead: Easy spot New York 385 FLOUR East St Louis 365 MINNEAPOLIS Nov 4— (AP)— Zinc: Steady East St Louis spot Flour Unchanged! shipments and future 345 jPure bran 14 60 14 50 stand13 00 13 50 ard—lriiddlings Antimony: 650 — — Hogs: 25 steady few GRAIN By JOHN P BOUGHAN Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO NOV 4— (AP)— Late rallies hoisted wheat prices more than 3 cents a bushel today from a low point touched early The upturn swept the market to well above the season’s previous highest quotations Insistent buying which sprang UP after declines accompanied expression of belief on' the part be--of 7 trade experts that Europe was coming more and more dependent upon imported wheat the remainder of this year and that the only ma- terial source of new supplies was in Drouth affecting North America - 1931 fal lsown domestic wheat southwest also was a bullish influence On a big wavej of renewed speculative purchase orders wheat soared to SLbove 70 cents a bushel July delivery the topmost figures since last may when government sponsored buying operations in future deliveries was in progress-Whea- t closed buoyant at the day’s 3 cents above yesterday’s apex 2 j NEW YORK Not 4— (AP)— Lut Air Reduction J ’ 65 AJ ed Chemical St Dye 87 Allis Chalmers Mfg 17 American Can 82 American St Foreign Power 16 American Locomotive 10 American Smelt St Refining 27 American Steel Fouders 10 American Tel St Tel 139 American Tobacco B 92 American Wool 5 Anaconda jiyfy tv Ki ' It being Girl Scout Week and Mary decided to do their first “goodBetty tarn” for Mother rtHj’gjgiqUgep tgojgd m approvlg&lr Artft Day meant a “good turn’ for Dad so the girls spent tbeir spare timo showing their ftbilitr aa aeamstresgeau r On Community Day they took their turn at the' day "vreerr where they played with the tots lcft thxp bi toilinat mothers SatorcUy being Health Day Retty and Mary joined with other members cf their troop on m short hike Into tko country l: - - - J : t r - h |