Show THE OGDEN STAN 12 s TliO G ER UTILITIES FOR i HE LP Si MARKET —' Most Rails Give Good Account of Themselves Close) Steady 1 i BY VICTQtt EUBANK Atorlatd Financial Writer Vxt Atchison-- Jn 11AP)-- A YORK the strong undertone displayed by some over smooth utilities helped to rough spots in other sections ofof the Borne market stock day's alcohols also moved up substantially and most of the rails gave a good account of themselves The close wa steady to firm Transfers approximated 1700000 shares NEW American American American American American American American American Anaconda ! VOLUME EXPANDS There was a pronounced expansion of volume! in the final hour The improvement In the rails and utilities was attributed partly to recent indications that the administration believed rates should be sufficient to provide adequate sinkThe ing: funds for bonded debts metals were rather heavy as were Grains some of the industrials eased wheat losing a cent or more a bushel Cotton moved up modfor--ci' erately The dollar rallied in us the gold exchange dealings price was again unchanged Secondary bonds were In demand and U 8 governments were resistant Shares of Consolidated Oas got up two points and Public Service of New Jersey United Corporation American Waterworks North American United Oas Improvement and Columbia das advanced fractionally to more than a point Cains of one to two were recorded by American Commercial Alcohol U S Industrial Alcohol and Commercial solvents Santa re N Y Central Union Pacific and Pennsylvania were moderately higher U S Smelting drop-pt- d three and American Smelting 14 American Telephone Casee LigMyers B and gett were off about a point each Nash Motors was exceptionally active at gain bf point but Chrysler lost as much as General Motors i gn i Can Foreign Tower As ! 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May mi iJ13Mi July Eep I 33 384 33 H RYE 604 May July BARLEY 374 374 344 333 May 5X3 July BELLI £3 M" sy 33 344 344 04 654 tl 83 tVi W634 134 May July iiMKiut LAUD: Jan 33 H 824 IVX 800 823 820 837 857 833 863 U7 f Markets At a Glance (Bf The A hoc hi ted NEW YORK: Prtii) Stocks firm utilities rally Bends Vara' V O governments i rally Curb steady utilities resume advance Foreign txcharse steady sterling off sightly Cotton steady domestic and for-ds- n trada buying Eussr quiet Cuban selling CoUtf steady European buying CHICAGO Wheat lower lessened speculative Arrand Com eaiy increased rural offer' 's itde steady ta strong tcp light si: '3S 10 lo-xr- r top - 3 254 Ccrro de Pas Chesapeake it Ohio 334 404 The population cf India Chicago M St P & P Chicago It I it P Chrysler Coca Cola Colo Fuel d Iron Commercial Solvent Columbia Oas As Elec Consolidated Oas Continental Baking A Continental Oil Continental Oil Delaware Corn Products rr U an init :"n77:centwhich cf over ertias cf 10 JO years tgo" that --- f 634 87 44 334 13 404 74 104 174 754 34 Sugar 374 64 874 034 84 OODENj Jan 194 644 markctj 263 I)s Angeles 84 Pomona 133 fwith ateady packers 154 few top 350 on close 194 Wednesday's mixed 310S3J driveins lots best 124 few sows 2 60 down Cattle 280 Los Angeles market 27 Los Ahgelcs packers 63 Orby I 18 204 '344 20 Ban Francisco Calif 334 market packers 23 steady late Wednesday 174 and today several lots good steers 134 400050 common and medium trass 344 steers and helfcra 2501323 few 34 good up to 400 bulk good oows at 214 223150 few extra quality aeau 64 a 00: low cutter to common Hois clns 304 1 00200: ibulk bulls 200CT50J 30 40 Sheep 47 no early sales 224 OMAHA Jan 154 Hor1 1700 slow 8 lower on 34 weights below 200 lb talking tnora 194 decline wrtahts sows 144 about 10 off good to eltoice 180-2234 lb 300010 top 310 ftw 2eo-380 lb 275t?300 aoma bids of more 27 lb 2600300 pigs mostly at 344 173tf 200 sows 2 231 60 mostly 233 84 M0 stairs 175 223 44 Cattle 4800: lea ateers and year-lin34 uneven pood and choice year-lin234 and light steers fully steady 274 weighty ateers medium weights' and 474 lower grade light steers slow weak 18 she stock alow weak bulla steady 134 and vcalers atrong atockrrs and 104 feedcra scarce fed steers and year344 lings 423W 573 several loada of 18 yearlings fl00tr50 latter prM in54 cluding 1097 lb and 903 lb weights 164 few lots medium to good heifers 234 400O500 beef cows 250W300! cut4 ter grades 175 0240 few strong 884 weight cutters 260 medium jbulls 314 275 83 odd head 250 practical 63 top vealeri 850 Sheep 8000 lambs alow early(blds 104 25 lower sheep steady feed-er- a around 74 around 23 higher early bids of 24 sorted native and fed wooled lambs 74 few early sales fed 'clip750O75 174 023 33 some held highlambs ped 424 ewes eligible up to 375 one car er 474 lambs 71 lb averages 750: few 84 fleshy feedcra 700323 lots straight 4 10-1- on-heavi- 60 10 140-18- 0 j gs gs i 424 16 174 204 214 84 384 444 64 64 23 4 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Jan —Hogs 430! active fully steady car 183 lb California butchers 460 straight good packing sows quoted 300 ' Cattle 250 opening alow parly sales and bids around ateady i few lots medium steers 1115 lb down 425 83 fairy good range cow at 1 1— (AP-USD- A) j 3 50 Sheep i 1100 active lambs fully 13 334 higher spots up more four decks 304 good 84 lb wooled Nevada lambs at 74 740 straight three decks good to 78-8- - i (AP-UCD- A j T - ' 1 : ll-(AP- )Wheat — I 38 - 33-3- 33-3- 33-3- 47-5- 43-4- 44-5- 43-5- Mc-Clur- 43-4- 34s 41 51 45-4- 3 5 0310 S524 0 18 Overtime work in Czechoslovakia h much greater than In many months T De-spite 32-4- 41-4- URGED TO CAP) -Wheat hard No 79 804081 2 Corn wh Mn V cs NO - Yellow No a 0444 tiTTTTfrt 3 45! NO S mixed no a Oats white No 7840 7 a xo j 33 3 a Tan score 174 184 i 4 SECRET CONFABS End ojF : Open Diplomacy German Observers Fcarcd-- By ly TAN FRASER United Press Staff Correspondent GENEVA— (UPr— Europe is drifting back to secret diplomacy according t6 certain Geneva observers They see the end of "open diplomacy" M preached by Woodrow Wilson and aa practiced by the League cf Nations It generally imdmitted here that the next imeetinga of the Disarmament Conference must be prepared in secret Itnrough the ordinary diplomatic channels because of the failure to reach agreements by public debate in Geneva Secret negotiations for the settlement Of disarmament problems now proceeding through the Chancelleries Of Europe especially London Paris and 'Rome do not constitute secret diplomacy according to Leagu circles They argue that in due course the results of these private negotiations will be reported back to the Disarmament Conference Nevertheless there is a certain marked uneasiness among League officials lest the habit of private negotiations through the Chancelleries grows to auch an extent as to rob the League of its utility League officials are however first to admit that the Disarmament Conference has reached a stage when it la essential to guard against discussions of a recriminatory char-actThey frankly admit that "uecret" jmeettngs of the steering committee of the Disarmament Conference might have' produced better results if the divergences of minion they had shown had not been broadcast to the world — — U- the headed Farmer and grazers the in in of list England bankrupts lat year j j" er : ' - CUTSINWAOES zm' trg 1014 44 —— METALS i 'I i 19 thrce-alxtenl- ll-(- ! t vereiy pe nfiized" Iloweverl Collins foresaw considerable aid iiio the industry through government purchase of cowi to d- J n Heads vis Just Another Task -- Orh'j 4 SHHHl LISTEN TO GRANDFATHER' I 44 y Byrd Will Conduct Coirt In Antarctic N Y— (UP)— A r peof the Buffalo's nupremt BUITALd dal tcrm stAUUht4 court wai ordered reAmerltA" In Utile "somewhere Admiral Richard Rear wlti cently E Byrd appointed an "aajtlst supreme coiirt Justice'" The situation came about wlua signed an order Justice Ilairl commissioning Admiral Byrd to take testimony from Edgar Cox a member oiHi crew for submi-elo- n at a court action here Tlie ordef will be mailed to New Zealand arM picked up there by one of the iyrd expedition boat i' yj AP) xu-tu- re i W j " -- 44 '" 4-4-- Wpodtle Instead b£ War4 Jail Their Lot hj NEW YORK UNITY jlS ADVOCATE Convention President! Vorat Troublei of Hopes Are Ended ' " Lco --Cop ana spot per quiet electrolytic 8 Tin i spot and nearby 5237 future 8273 Iron quiet unchanged Lead steady spot New York 400 East Et Louis 3J0 inc dull East Ct Louis spot and future 423 Anti mony Spot 723 — nAU SILVER Twnnw Jan 11 —(AP) — Bar silver firm One sixteenth higher at Jan f Southern Joins With Majors I NEW YORK Times pretty Tough But Stockmen Refuse To Surrender ' triplets i 5 I feed uhemfloyed Taking ip the public domain hlaaid that determination Ariquestion rilOENIX Ariz—Although' of admlnlstatlon to the present zona school teachers are underpaid have the llnds turned over to tht and school building and education- departmenf of the interior for con al equipment are neither repaired trol clearli Indicates there is litUt nor replaced school children in this prospect a thU time for any otherj oflthe problem atatefare receiving their full edu- fiolutlon He rrtada vigorous plea for pro cational opportunities it was claim- tectloniof American cattlemen from ' ' ed tedayj with foreign imports of This statement waa made here by comptitioj meats fat oils and hides HI Eillendrlx state superintendent He pointed of public instruction out that the Jow wages and lack of equipment were brought about by a stringent and reduced budget necessary to give every child in the' atate educational possibilities BIRMINGHAM Ala- -It appear 4 The amount of the atate support the futhern aasociatlon rethat was Hendrlx to Mr according to opcomo aometning or duced by the 1033 legislature from aoout When t of the major a $25 minimum to a $20 maximum step-so- n next a number seasori spring and the county appropriation from pperi a $45lmlnlmum to a $40 maximum of the clua will have worklnaf h major league out The combined support of the two agreementa-wlt' ') fits! with a local district levy makes it The announcement that Littl within possible i for all children Rock had Joined the string was of the distance transportation schools to receive their achoollng made last $eek by Roy L Thomp-eo- ni prejsidrnt of the Travelers who He aaid there ha not been a alngle had been reached case where' school he been dis- said that aHle-u- p continued because of financial re- with the Pirates not as an out-anout farm I! but on a ductions basis whereby Pittsburgh will u The decrease in expenditures for the dub 1833 for ti&t choice on surplus niifi school purposrs during common and high schools amounted terial' : Along abtiut the same time an an to 33 per cent from 83430020 to was made in Nashville nouncemenl $301100920 to the effelt that a working agreei ment had fbeen made by the Vols with the iwew York Giants Bill Growing Huge Terry and Charley Dresden manager of thiivol have become cloa frlenda and the New York manarer like hi Judgment and ability fe ' teach young players a DURANOO Colo(UP)-Wl- th Chattanoj&KAr la operated by t cabbage ratted in a email garden while New WashlngtoicIub and 21' pounds patch weighing been clog iSt have and Clevelftjui 40 inches in circumference V H Crackers art Atlanta year claims nif of this city of friends Judging from Everybody the of the garden championship algned the way Ijticy plnyeri last United Etfttr a cabyear To prove that hi champion BlrgmingHam li expected to clop bage 11 nothlnr exeeptlonal for him a deal wltlithe Boslon Rd Cox t others weighing ho produced two forn many 'days paw making th 19 and 20 pounds fifth club In thn loop with dor conneetlonlwitti major league club BirmingTom Yawky married ham girl nd U friendly to tht medium 184 small 184 i Cheese: Fancy flats 104 1 j -- DAiriY MAR — Butter? 02 acora 17 80 score 20'i USAGE OF BEEF 1 It anti rnos !'' 81 : 1 It —(UP) S! for Increased consumption rather than through any radical production curtaltmer plan was advocated today by Charlt A 1 E Collins pt Kit Carson Colo i his annual address as president of the American National Livestock association I Bpeaklngkat the opening of a two day convention here today Collins declared that' In spite of the fact things wen "from bad to worse" in the cattle IMuwtry in 1833 the cattlemen hafo not Indicated aurren-de- r Instead he said there has been a rallying fpt the1 common good If (the aioekmrn are to improves theiii posltlan differences miiBt J forgotten and a united front mud be presented he declared 1 iTAY ON JOll A commtitre should be sent to Waahlngtorj Collins said to stay on the Job a$ long as necessary with t for the association power to !WhlleKPt capita consumption of betl f haa pecrensed materially In recent yfajjfc Collins said per capita consuniiHlon of pork waa ln creased lpmplng of surplus hogi on thii mirrktt under tha AAA bn estimated jiaa reduced per carV beef conau option about ten pouni "Onci lib hog producer has ad- Justed hli iroductlon to the poten llaldemani and the dairyman haa la ahown Boris done likewise so that we can again Bulgaria's King above aa he appeared at a hunting assutnela formal position in trade the rnaiortportlon of our problem party given by his new friend King will have appeared" he said Alexander of Yugoslavia pictured I NO IlENEI ITH YET at left Tlie cattteman he laid has not benefited bom the new deal and said "that in the numerous effort made to advance the price of other commoditlen and to bring abo" prwperlty by artificial means t hav fromUma to time been rim vrt kKtrTFm trtrr LlOVEv t'' ALBUQUERQUE N H Jan U — (Ap)— Oojution of the cattle aur- plus problem through stimulation of -(AP-U- DDA)--Oreasy - 1031 CATTliE RAISERS SCHOOLS KEPT Increase EUROPE DRIFTS Finer Qualities BACK TO FORMER OPEN DESPITE 0n 11 wir i I I 40-4- j i I 3s "Busted1 crippled Bulgaria under King Boris was a lone licked wolf Then began the great game for in fluence In the Balkans Prance had alliances kith the Little Entente composed of Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Roumanla Muwollni to combat this got a financial mortgage on the moslem kingdom of Albania and assiduously courted Bulgaria fThe tie with Italy was further strengthened when King Boris wed a daughter of Italy's king But last summer a new game BURYING THE HATCHET constltuta a precious contri to the maintenance of peace Mining bution between the Balkan peopiei" In fact jit waa the first act In tha ceremony of burying hatchets which have been aharpened for twenty years in ibis a Daman (Quotations Furnished by J A At league consisting of old Serbia (now Hogle Co) YutroslAvla) Bulgaria Greece and LISTED STOCKS Montenegro declared war on Turkey 1834"" 11" their former suzerain ana oaaiy January T HTd Asked defeated her But aa soon aa the hattifs wero over the Balkan alllra 16 124 Big Hill began quarreling among themselvea 03 024 Rlngham Metnls about the booty uuigana wnwo 02 00 Bonanza army had done great things thought 01 004 Hulllon the deal it waa getting the worst of out 13 114 Drlstol Silver with broke then war aecond 11 124 A Cardiff nin one aide and the for- nniMHA 014 014 Central Standard mer allies) joined by Roumanla on 80 78 Chief Cons 03 024 Colorado Cons J02 01 Columbus Rexall j 104 Wool Sales 004 Combined Metals 02 014 Crescent Eagle 02 004 Croff Mining V024 014 Crown Point 02 014 East Crown Point BOSTON Jan 11 J01 U 01 East Standard combing domestic 88swools 04 10 East Untie Coal 60s active on wero moderately 21 18 East Untie Cons llnea finer quality 034 034 4 blood and call East Utah Mining was on French The principal 03 034 Empire Mlnra andfiner territory 64a combing 23 2i wools Eurcwa Bullion Medbases scoured at 81083 23 28 Eureka Lilly docombing ium quality greasy 120 US Eureka Standard with were quiet wools mostly mestic 03 01 Great Western unchanged from last quotations 80 70 Horn Sliver week Several lines of spot combing 10 08 Iron King de00 foreign wools received a a mt 07 Kennebec decided mand at prices showing 12 08 Keystone Mining but over previous sales advance 014 004 Littlle May renlaCfi- i wi rttrmnt im 38 20 Mammoth menta In primary foreign markets 14 12 Moscow 1024 103 Mtn- City Copper 004 004 Mtn States Pete GRAIN 20 10 Naildriver lUltf 024 New Qulncy e3 60 North Lily v tnifv v nouniiAN 024 014 North Standard rMi Market Editor 33 15 Ohio Copper CinCAaO Jan 02 024 Park Bingham a show of strength at the out38 33 Park City Cons the bulk of later trading 08 064 set today was Park Konnold at lower prices in 03 grain 024 Park Nelson ' dearth of aggressive Comparative 08 074 Park Premier new speculative buying became 360 325 Park Utah Cons manifest and the government report 40 201 JL'JUIUS grain on farm reserve supplies of start 13 20 Provo Mining the at effect except little had 054 044 Rico Argentine 1014 Wheat closed unstable 01 004 Sacramento Gold corn finish 1 cents under Ml yesterday's 875 960 Duvcr iwiix voivi and prooff oats 404 4Cf 4 down 10 07 South Standard 12 cents decline from visions varying 01 024 Tlntlc Central h to seven centa gain j 33 40 Tintic Lead fl10 800 iinuc Dianuaru CHICAGO Jan 02 004 Union Chief 2 hard: 884 Corn No 2 mixed No 04 02 Victor Cons 494 No 3 mixed 49 40 50 4 No 3 82 83 Walker Mining 4940 01 yellow 504051 No 3 yellow 004 west ioieoo No 3 white 2 white 814 No lOMi 03 14 Zuma Mining 604 061 old corn No 3 yellow 614 OPENING SALES No 3 yellow 61 Oats No 3 white No Chief OonslOO76 374039 No 3 white 37404 seed Combined Metals 600O10 800O rve Barley 48 078 Timothy 104 850O800 cwt Clover seed 10oo Eureka Lily 800® 28 1350 cwt Leonora 5000 ® 4 Lard 640i Belliea 032 Mountain City Copper 600® 103 -New Quincy 20008 KANSAS CITY Jan 11-2 No lower Park City Cons 8004138 Wheat 41 eara 402 red Sacramento 1100094 834083! hard dark hard 844 Walker 100&84 8140824 May 784 S" July 784 Utah Power it Light 8 per cent Corn 18 cars unchanged to 4 65H80O lower No 2 white 474 yellow 484 CLOSING BALES 0474! mixed 45 tt 046 41 May 48 1300©114 i Bristol Silver July 494 Cardiff 600012 Oats 1 car nominally unchanged Eureka Bullion 800423 No 28 white 37038 Rye 85V684t - New Qulncy looocp 3 Barley 4240484 Park Bingham 6000O24 Tlntlo Lead 200 if 40 k OMAHA Jan tt 22-4- n i At the same time a Joint com munique waa Issued laying "We arel convinced that ine ties between our coun-trie- a of friendship 1 lb fed fall clipped choice deck Washington! 700 straight 1144 fed clipped 075 324 37 an 11— CRICAOO 64 —Cattle 700 active trade f on all 154 yearlings scaling 1050 lb downward 49 lower grades both yearlings and 224 light ateers In demand market Is 84 strong killing quality plainer !most 874 offerings selling at 625 downward 284 but 700 paid for 1013 lb averages steers 384 medium weight and weighty wnall 444 slow steady supply relatively best medium weights 015 K$3 lb sold late Wednesday 373 bullocks CURB weighty NEW YORK Jan 11 — CAP) — moat medium weight and steer 460®550 cutter cows strong Curb Quotations slow atsady 24 to 15 higher fat cowaveaiers American Super Power in debulls steady: SUGAR fully 634 a H Bunk it with selects floo 800© mand mostly 14 Cents States Electric 050 and better practical 24 up to on Cities Service NEW YORK Jan It — (AP) — outside weighty sausage bulls at 144 Share is Electric pond There waa little variation In sugar 3C0 37 Electric Bond it Ehart pf futures today Trading with light 7 Eheep 18000 fat Jambs opening Hecla Mining atsmall early advance on covering A bearish slow sellers resisting 14 National Investors trade buying against sale In bids and Interests of titude early buying 434 Nat Pow As Light 6 pa uf to choice the spot market waa lost later undownward to 800 on good 2 New Bradford r der action: ' selling by houses with Cuban little handy 6 offerings getting Niagara Hudson March contracts react connections well above held and medium weights 314 Standard Oil Indiana to 121 and July from 122 ed from 823 soma asking around 840 ask 15 Swift As Co 1 point net lower or 133 to 134 on aged sheep 24 ing around steady Trans Lux market at two p the with acarce general j lambs Unit Founders 4 feeding m net unchanged to 1 point lower Futures closed ateady unchanged NEW YORK Jan 11— (UP)— Potatoes easy Long Island 123 fi 300 to 1 lower: sales 6800 tons JanuBONDS NEW YORK Jan 11 — (AT) — per bbl southern crate 183 tt 200 ary 118 bid March 122 May 12342 Bond Quotations i July 133 September Z Decempet bbl Maine 115W375 perl bbl 23 LIBERTY Idaho I £3 210 per sack Hermuda ber 143 bid' Refined sugar was unchanged at 1008 500H700 per bbl Canada 300 CP 34s 7 430 for fine granulated with a fair 7 10112 210 per bbl 1st 44s 10127 4th 44s 33-Dressed poultry (cents per Jb)— Inquiry reported — 10031 quiet turkeys 1023 chlckrhs 8 3 4th 4 Us eld ' POTOTOE3 20 13 23 8 U7P 10122 broilers 4th 44S re g capons CHICAGO Jan 11 —(AP-USDA- ) 3 10023 30 lowla 10317 ducks 11SA4 Long 4th 441 rest eld —Potatoes: 101 on track 183 total j Island ducks 154CI18 TREASURY and 1C3 United States shipments 878 about 13 2 Cheese (cents per lb) steady 44s 44s-34- s 5 C310 firm state whole milk fiats (1833 steady supplies moderate demand 4 4 and trading moderate U S No 1 10218 lSfin younT America 12124 13352 84 10218 Butter receipts packnges Wisconsin round whites few aales 3 s 3 10018 market firm (cents per lb)' cream- 163W70 Idaho ruwctamostly UQ© 3 June 834 ery higher than extras 20421 83 few low as 163 Colorado 34s Minnesota round 7 1824 E323 extra n score 23 first B0 to Bl 34s 3 S723 rcore 20 first E3 to E3 score 184 whites 1600624 March 34s 47 19 i Macedoniinplatn GAMf FOR INFLUENCE Salt Lake Stock Quotations LIVESTOCK! 61 titiii i the other Bulgaria was badly beat- was played Tlie Little Entente de en 'and was shorn of part of her cided to link up an tne Hainan powers lrrefpcctlve of the hands territory h I'Vanre find Italv play l'lrst they to so crawled Bulgaria ipeak relations and friendly Into her hole licked her wounds and pursued ana ivv Greece ermrnts with sharpened! ther claws She thought agi was Alexander aaw Then Klai chine© for she revenge key htr wooina tit Bulgaria when the World war broke out Her 0ivrn tht tnjtie then czari Ferdinand made a deal The commercial trrftty is the first after a while the Maybe with Germany and Austria and took step his country" into the conflict Bul- Yugoslavs and Bulgara win go a are garian together with Austrian step further The closer theyis for there more chance armies smashed the Serb armies tied the and drove! them into the sea But peace in the Balkans the Bulbars had bet on the wrong horse The allies won and Bulgaria was shorn of more territory To Greece she had to give Thrace and her outlet! on the Aegean sea To Yugoslavia ahe had to yield the Yugoslav territory Or Allct Wynikoop ildirly womsn physician of Chlcaflo who Is te Is shown conferring face trial for the slaying of har dsughtsr-ln-lswith Or Jjmi Whitney Hall (stated) alienist and W V Smith one of htr attorneys Dr Hall waa difi nse allinlst In tha famous Lost-rmmn unAini i SAnam rui i a mmnri mima 44 Coty 31 Is 74 44 34 rn n ea em-nero- 44 Hec 154 634 Cuban-America- I 234 204 Case 34s -3 -'- 174 384 154 Canadian Drydock Canadian Pacific ca uM 234 84 Bethlehem Steel Burroughs Adding Machine Byers California Packing Chicago-Northweste- I 30 Dendlx Aviation 00 i 634 434 8 31 — I 4 124 Sarnsdall it powder t had been act on again In fact It was the sound of kisses royal kisses 'exchanged between King Boris of Bulgaria and Kins Alexander of Yugoslavia Tne occasion was their aecond meeting tha scene Belgrade Their action met with icheersf In fact it was the first time for over a decode that the Yugonlava did not want to throw brickbats at Bulgara Now royal kisses are not alwaya what theyj seem They are aome-tlmrs Judaa kisses as when the of Germany and Russia oscu lated and fall the time "Cousin Willy" was arming against Russia and "Cousin Nicky" was arming against Germany But the Balkan osculation match has brought about something more amicable—a commercial treaty between Yugoslavia and Bulgaria The latter badly needed It because a great part 'of Its export trade passes In return through Yugoslavia Yugoslavia! will expect the Bulgar ian government to adopt a urmer aititudrt toward Bulgarian Macedon ians who have for some time been committing acta of brigandage In 115 14 it T i 142-0000- 424 204 Woolen Johns-Man-vlil- $43-£594- 0 C3 — j It was heard all around Yugoslavia and Bulgaria yea even in ins loreign otncca ui muw itolv it was not the sound of blowa indicating that the Balkan 274 Auburn Baldwin Locomotive pfd Baltimore As Ohio pfd Cal smackl i Smack — — (NEA) " LONDON JANUARY THURSDAY— EVENING Ily MILTON MONNI1R $96 Smelting it Itefg Steel Founders lei is Tel Tobacco D Cudahy Packing Curtis Wright A Delaware As Hudson Du Pont Eastman Electrical it Musical Electric Autolite Electric Power it Light Erie It II Firestone Fox Film A General Asphalt General Electric Ocneral Foods General Motors Gold Dust Goodrich Goodyear ' M 'eased Graham Paige TRADE NEWS WATCHED Northern Oreat Ry pfd Aside from bullish and bearish Hupp Implications of activities at Wash- Illinois Central ington together with the possibility International Cement that congress may revalue the dol- International Harvester lar and permit the treasury to take International Nickel over the federal reserve'! gold hold- International Tel As Tel ings Wall street apparently was Kelly Springfield paying mora attention than usual to Kennecott business and industrial news i Brokerage circles seemed Impress- Krcsge ed by trade reports from various Lambert & Myers B Liggett parts of the country which Indicat- Locw'e of this ed that the first quarter Alkali gain Mathleson As year will show a pronounced Ilobins McKesson Comover tha same period of 1033 Miami be aided will Copper by parisons however the fact that all lines of business Missouri Pacific pointed downward during tha early Montgomery Ward Nash Motors months of last year out National Biscuit that observers Market pointed Is National Cash Register A power being public purchasing National Dairy Products governa lift tremendous by given Federal Power As Light National ment spending expenditures during the first at days of New York Central 1934 it was found averaged New York N 11 is Hart outtotal rate the this At North American Aviation be about should for North American January lay Much of this money Northern Pacific is going for payrolls and to people Packard who will spend It Immediately It Penney Jj argued trade will continue to be Pennsylvania R It " itimlated Pullman SALES JUMP CIIEXItlNO Pure Oil The federal reserve report on Radio department store Christmas tales R K O was cheering to tha financial disRemington Rand Detrict The- board's Index placed Republic cember aelllng at some seven per Tobacco B cent higher than that of a year Reynolds Safeway ago despite the fact that there was one less trading day this year than Shell Schulte Ret last Figuring the shorter month Sears Roebuck the Increase over 1932 was said to Vacuum Socony have been about 12 per cent Calif Edison Southern narrow showed Dollar exchange Pacific Southern fluctuations In early transactions Brands Standard here Sterling opened at $310? up Standard Gas A? EJeo 4 cent and French francs at Standard Oil Calif 6134 cents up 00 cent N J Oil Standard The weekly statement of the Bank Warner Stewart to revealed anothe of Franca gain Studebaker gold amounting this time to francs Circulation was Texas Corporation down and the ration improved to Texas Oulf Sulphur 7852 from 7833 The figures cover Timkcn Roller Bearing Trans-Amerithe year-en- d period m Union Carbide Union Oil Calif FUTURES Union Pacific United Aircraft United Carbon 11— ClflC AGO Jan (AP- )United Corporation Low Close Open High U fi Rpbber WHEAT: 83 f" 83'4 834 U S Steel May &34 83'i 834 Vanadium July 844 844 Warner Pictures Wt Sep Weatern Union Telegraph CORN! 53 63 '4 824 834 Westing houA Airbrake May 64 83 4 Westlnghouse Electric S4' t3 July 61 844 Woolworth tVi Sep a )— Locomotive - - alkan Kings Patch Up Enmity Jan NEW YORK New York stock list last sale 684 Air Reduction 144 Allied Chemical At Dye 17 Ailis Chalmers Mfg ll-(AP- R ALIENIST TALKS TO DR WYNEKOOP New York Stocks TONE OARD-EXAMINE- Jan silver firmer 11 4 — AP) higher at h-- Bar 4 LIGHT FISH CATCH R Brcnnen EEATTLE— (UP)- -B — cj ID 4 : Bcconds 1718 fisheries of reported state director FLOUR FggJ reco:pU 12ECE ca'cb: rnar-k- rt was season this catch — 11— the fishing MINNEAPOLIS Jan (AP) firm jitandard-- t 23 234 firsts salof Flour 15 higher carload lots fam- unusually light Light runs 23: mediumj 20 1' 20 4 as the ily patents 70' 30 a barrel in 83 mon and halibut were given was off this year Germany Is Impeding the1 litpor-tatic- i lb rot ton Backs thipmenls 23023 reasons The pack about 200000 cajres Bran 1550 1800 of fctetl furniture - LEWJSTcfk Me- -( UP)— Vft grant and' Others!fibwho commit petty in hope of bcinu entenced to awarm Jnll for tho'win-- J ciear ti ftiuiucipai ter wane w?-iee- r Judge Parent' court "Too many llko to go to jflll' the judpe olrtm d in rentrncin ft"h itual drunkard? to 15 days on city welfare woodpile of-fens- ea ' Ons'of tht mora Inttmata moments In tha Impresstvt epanlnj ©f aa Mrs Anna Datt the Prcildent'a daugh eonsrass la pictured abova -and "Duxile" he chlldran to bt qultt b Slitia" to ter tttllng for th Prcsidtn is coli0 to start dsllverlng his mstag Mrs Rooti-vhr son (right) attma to bs afcsorbd In the procssdlngs as John (lift) Tbty occupied stats In the sallery (Associated Prus lt Photo) : ji |