| Show — —i i jJ S——i1 MM 1 — STOCKS STEADY —i———— NEW YORK July 21— (AP) -- sale: York stocks-Las- t Air Reduction Allis Chalmers Mfg v American vitn American & Foreign power American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelter & Refining American Steel Founders lis Rally In Quiet Day Bonds Are Mixed B AAf4nn Curb Tumbles By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Financial Writer NTSW YORK July 21— (AP)— Stocks steadied in today's briefj mar ket session after an initial burst of selling and carried numerous jissues to ndw lows for the" year The meta lsi leaders of yesterdays re- lapse recovered some of their pre- vious losses The close was iirreeular Transfers approximated 550 000 shares the largest Saturday total in! more than a month There was little news that imight have! further depressed' the stock list although the labor situation in Minrieapolis did not aia sentiment OffftiJincrs dried ud in the final hour but grading also quieted down appreciably i j stagedisplayed! rallyrally grains drains and cotton i Wheat corn and ing tendencies rve at noon had come back around Cotton firmed bushel a cent' Moderate hort about $1 a bale covering was reported in both shocks and Commodities- Bonds were mixed with prime issues still holding arnnrirl thrir best levels in ernationai dollar rates were again higher Shires of U S Smelting stepped Howe Sound up nearly 2 points andwere about a and Cerro De Pasco point! higher Ohio Oil Du Pont American Smelting Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and Gillette Consolidated were- slightly better GaA Public Service of New Jersey Aircraft Chrys U S! 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" j 1 ' L i 15-7- -i 'f T- r 7-- 25 BONDS NEW New York Produce ji YORK July Bond quotations: 8 ijiDeriy 4tn Liberty 4th 4Us 8 Treasury 44s 2 Treasury 4s 4 Treasury 3?is 6 41-Treasury March Treasury 3 Vis 41 Treasury 3 Us 6 Treasury 3 Us 9 Treasury 3s 3 Treasury 3s 51-Treasury 3Us 64 Treasury 4s 51 Treasury 3s A 52 21-(- 4s AP)- 103 24 101 17 113 30 33-3- 33-3- 47-5- NEW YORK July 21 — (UP) — potatoes easy Long Island 150 parrel southern 50150 barrel Maine 100 115 barrel Dressed poultry dull turkeys 12® 27 chickens 9® 24 broilers 726 capons 2535 fowls 1018 ducks 1214 Long Island ducks 121215 Cheese steady state whol milk fancy- - to specials 185? 19 young America Butter receipts 8S4S papkages Market steady Creamery higher 1213 than extras 24 (88 first (92) 2525: extta firsts 2Wiii (90-9- ! 46-5- 10518 44-4- 104 8 46-4- 10317 102 8 46-4- M02ll 55 10224 '101 —J NEW" YORK July -- OCAL ISSUES -- Stock Exchange se- : f J A MOGLE Ogden j -- i — 21i-(AP- 180-32- 210-18- 160-18- " great-grandmoth- 913-pbu- j CO Salt Lake N and-read- M-G-- M (AP-USD- A) Argent1 t - 85-pou- nd 87-pou- nd - yes-tepd- (AP-USD- A) ' 78-pou- nd : " - great-granddaugh- 130-pou- ter nd — FUTURES- j Ths ' 6d I her " New 97g 991 is 97 99 100 101 102 102 62U '63 Dec 64 66 old Barley — July old Sep old ' Markets f 37 98 98 100 - 44 44 45 47 44?i 45 45 46 46 72 62 63 66 63 64 67 44 44 45 45 45 44 72 74 73 74 74 75: 72 H' 72 73 74 74 59'& 56 60 57 591 56 Dec new 100'i 102 lOOtf 102H 73 New 99 100' 45H 45 46 46 KINS IN INKIN LAND OUT — ' - "l PRETTy UEAVfTS arem't WHAT THsy ARE you A Y - II " 1 AM MOT SPEmMGOOTfEUIM&oarJ ' V x7watT S- " lB0 ( N°Jl2 j - Cannon and Phil de Lara By Ralph — : ? 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550 trucked-i- n lambs By JOHN P BOUGIIAN made & lovely picture modeled by 'vV mostly 475 3 575 yearlings 350 Editor Market Press Associated 400 2 decks ewes 200® 235 drive-i- n Rachel M Jensen : a pioneer dres CHICAGO July 21— (AP)— Stim1882 ewes 100(200 a few yearling ulated and of dress same of baby foreyear by an official weather J A (Quotations Furnished by wethers brought 475 Pioneer Frocks Contrasted ownedj by: Adelia Etherington Fa-r- ' ' cast indicatiig that next week would Sheep Shipments Larger & Hogle Co) lane Was modeled by the crancV ' from relief no the substantial give Mod With Price 21 erri'Day Continues 1934 LOS ANGELES Hog daughter Jessene McFarlane July 21— July Saturday drouth grain prices ruled increasj Dress PIONEER MODELS Hogs for week 450 1015 ingly stronger late today About Same LISTED STOCKS lower bulk 40050 top 475 other interesting and beiu Manjy A good portion of new purchasI Bid Asked tLful time pioneer models wen old Cattle: for week 5000 best fed ing orders for wheat came from historlca' A Utah's glimpse into By STEPHEN BRAY 01 02 steers' 625720 medium 475O550 sources northwest a circumstance & Trans Scowcrofts modeled their: Alta Tun and glamorous past was portrayed at displayed U S Department of Agriculture 05 common 400 60 fed heifers 475® deemed significant of' more and 00 new fall line of wash frocks and American £xplor the Egyptian theatre Friday and afternbon dresses The The following- is a summary of the 10 if 12 625 grass heifers 450 down best more unpromising prospects in the Big Hill Min Ogden Utah cows 360400 bulk 260350 04 04 Saturday nights in a fashion revue Knitting company Cats pajamas spring crop belt Highest prices of Ogden livestock market for week Bingham Met Co 00 00 Calves: for week 1400 steady the day were reached just before ending Friday July 20: Bonanza Min sponsored by the Industrial division were podded on beautiful joung rjrel 00 003i bulk 450550 few up to 700 Min Bullion the final bell of the chamber of commerce The girls who were a decided contrast to Cattle and Calves— The week's 08 07 Silver Bristol Wheat closed" firm 1 cent' to 1 Sheep: for - week 10000 lambs 75 different costumes worn dated back the model in the old time outing- 13 100 lower- bulk 540S685 10 best above yesterday's finish Septem- supply of slaughter cattle in the Cardiff Min from 220 years ago until the present flannql night dresses with hair la l01 01 corn ber new 100- early 700 25 ewes 290 down' up Ogden yards consisted mostly of Central Std M time Many were made in foreign rags ho had never heard of beauty t 89 90 oats advanced and- - provis- grassers with very little fed stock Chief Cons Min countries and were carried across parlors or pajamas The Intermoun-tal- n 03 OMAHA July 21— LOW ions varying from 10 cents lower offered Receipts for the week to- Colo Con Min Knitting company modeled the plains These quaint styles were 01 02 taled 4129 head approximately 1800 Columbus Rex Hogs: 2800 general quality plain to 5 cents gain contrasted with modern dresses dresses and sport suits that were cut 06 trade mostly steady to 10 lower 06 head of these being drouth cattle on Combined Metals made in Ogden by the four large sewedf and designed from knitted lfc — 5 bulk KANSAS CITY July 01 00 Last week's Crescent Eagle materials manufactured in Ogden 400® 35 top 445 for government account clothing establishments 0 sorted lb numerous lots Wheat 293 cars unchanged to 1 01 cattle run totaled 2066 head about Croff Min 00 Mrsj Martha A Gray of Gray'a A group of pioneer women In sun medium grade hogs under ' 230 lb up No 2 dark hard 100® 101 half of which were drouth cattle Crown Pt Min 03 02 salon and her operator! Beauty bonnets headed by Miss Eileen down to 350 desirable 02 0 01 red 96® 98 lb hard 99® 100 purchased by the government Trad- E Crown Pt "Parker and Miss Leah Brown led dressed the hair j for the models in 375®410 01 02 ing this week moved at a very mod- East Standard Sept 97 Dec 97® 96 light lights 325®75' July 97 the revue The dresses worn In this the fashion revue in all styles fromm 13 No 2 erate pace with prices holding at East Tin Coal Corn 61 cars up 1®3 04 packing sows 360® 90 most sales group wrere found among the effects tne earnest pioneer type to tne mod-e380® 85 last week's level on the best cattle East Tin Con 38 white 69 33 yellow niethods of the day es Df Mrs Louise Clothier wife of M 66® 67 Cattle: 3000 including 2500 gov- mixed 65® 67 July 65 Sept 66 but low grade grassers were hard East Utah Min 02 LM Clothier 03 Mrsj Reed Gammell and Mrf to move and prices on these were Empire Min ernments weeks supply heaviest Dec 68 03 05 Aldenj Pettigrew furnished approOLD TIME FROCKS to of weak The bulk since October 1919 all grades and 16 15 Bull! Oats 2 cars unchanged to barely steady Eureka r priate) modern music and old tints up as worn were Dresses show in the medium and good local steers and Eureka Lill classes slaughter cattle unevenly 25 No 2 white 47® 49 33 27 music was also played dur0 follows: pioneer ' heifers in odd lots changed hands at Eureka Mines'Co 50 lower except choice heifers ' 01 trie evening 03 Rye: 80® 82 wore Mrs ing a dress Mary Chappelle a 3505?450 of load which closed steady Stockers and 68 good Including 94 4 98 Eureka Std C M Barley: which belonged to her great-gre- at drive-i- n steers at 440 iwith 2 per Horn Silver Min feeders 25® 50 off early in week few 50 55 It has taken shrink Among the Week's sales Howell Min loads choice medium weight and 01 OMAHA Neb 01 July 21 — (AP) — cent Mrs Allred'wore three F J Limited prizes 01 00 heavy steers 850®90O best late 850 Wheat dark hard No 1 100 ©101 was a load of fairly good Indian Queen a 1866 owned by Mrs Sarah dress of steers at load $400 and a best fed light weights and yearlings No 2 99 100 06 10 Iron Kifig Con hard No 1 Utah grass Wade A dress belonging to Eliza of medium Utah grassers at 350 Kennebec Con 525 ff2 725 grassers and short feds 100?i 101 No 2 99100 05 09 beth Hodges Covington which was ' 09 400® 525 Nearly two loads of light Idaho grass Keystone Min numerous choice heavy Corn yellow No 1 63 No 262 13 made in London a hundred years heifers made 275 with some pood Lehi Tintic heifers 650700 best 1000 lb 63 J0O 01 BOSTON July 21 — and was brought to Utah with ago cows out one at 240 of load grass No oats 02 02 Leonora M ts M weights 735 bufk fed heifers 500® The rlast week's business in the Bos an ox team company in 1852 was Common local steers and heifers Little 625 common light kinds at close w 00 00 ton ool market was lh limited vol May worn by her great granddaughter down to 200 grass beef cows closing 45 CHICAGO July 21 — (AP) — wheat through the truck division ranged Mammoth Min 35 ume Sales represented largely cov- -' Ruth Brewer Peterson A black Common Mich-Uta- h mostly from 300 down at 175250 fed cows grades to 400 No 1 red 100 No 1 hard 104 01 02 M C of ering urgent immediate needs by was of taffeta the early eighties medium cows brought' 175 ©235 Moscow Silver i cutter grades 75150 medium 105: corn No" 2 yellow 65® 65 10 11 a smaH number of manu No and relatively Mrs modeled Elsie Sewell The by " cows ' and lower grade bulls late at 24065 vealers 400 1 white 67 ranged down Mt City Cop oats No 2 white 47 was noted 70 67 Little facturers of wedding gown to 100 and under A few good fed Miners Gold Min Mary Dunford in fldeces Most activity down stocker and feeder trading rye 175 12 of 10 the small very barley 58®96 timothy cows early in the week cashed fifty-eigRichards was old years at Naildriver Min very dull at close weeks market seed 935® 50 cwt Clover seed 1025 was west on 15 22 trade the finer quality worn by her granddaughter Mar Bulls' tor the week' made a 285 wools Few changes wers ern highest sales around 525 early New 01 01 ©1400 cwt grown Quincy McFarland wed The garet lovely Medium and pf 170© 265 Lard tierces 702 loose lard 640 range vealers 45 51 Sheep: 600 compared with last dress of the mother of Mrs A made in quotations were quotable at 350© North Lily ding good lambs 35 25® bellies 1000 lower aged 01 01 Friday North Std Min H L Brewer which was made and de 425 WHO'S POPLAR? sheep steady feeders strong to 25 05 Ohio 00 Copper in 1890 in the The signed Chicago year Hogs: price of hogs continhigher closing bulks follow: sorted 01 01 was worn by Miss Eloise Brewer A It Ipoks as though our cinema ued about in line with last week's Park Bingham lambs range C 62560 choice eligible 26 Park 27 In beauties City will have to take a back Brief ji close with a late top of 475 on the Park shawl said to be 150 years old up to 675 sorted native lambs 660 if or 00 Min 00 seat a few weeks at least Its King drive-inowned Mrs s was McCardle which ?best choice Mixed weights by top 675 fed clipped lambs 65075 02 04 Konold Park who interest mascnlTn isn't worn althey Mrs and 425 rated ©465 at years ago ninety by Mary grades fed yearlings 500® 15 good and NEW YORK July 21 — (AP) — 01 02 visitors in Hollywood — It's our rough- was Hutchinson modeled June occasional butchers by though' heavy choice ewes i175250 good and Markets at a glance: 05 y heroes Cordon and were sold for 375 Park Premier j04 choice range feedinsr lambs 550(f Stocks irregular' metals resist ($400-underweights C Park Utah 330 360 A few A worn dress of and madefy Jane The bulk days ago three athletes from packing sows Pioche Bristol 610 medium grade native feeding further selling 01 00 south the visited the studio Mills who crossed 300 275© a the with at few brought plains in the Bonds mixed prime issues firm 35 51 Plutus Min And fhey calmly announced that 1851 and a sun 325 and some gilts at 350 in company Phelphs Curb easy specialties lag 02 04 bonnet made by her daughter Bar they didn't give a whoop about and Prince Cons Sheep — Receipts of CHICAGO uly 21 — 15 Provo Min Foreign exchanges quiet sterling lambs were considerably sheep 42 bara Mills Haus in 1861 were worn ing Jban Crawford Norma Shearer'' than larger —Cattle 6000 104 05 Including 4000 gov- lower or Jean Harlow They wanted'to ses a week ago and the total number Rico by the ernments Cotton higher continued dry for the week amounted to 96096 Silver King C 1155 1150 compared Friday last Clark! Gable Mrs Ilium A Thora shaw! Paisley week: fed steers and yearlings closed weather western belt Silver West M as was Ktog head 4§ week's which with last Maybe they wanted to find r compared given Mrs John Carver 25 lower all factors Sugar and coffee closed 03 01 very bearish at run of 59439 Sales on t he local Silver Shield 1849 as a wedding gift Just how he manages to handle hJf "C in London in close fed heifers 25 Jower grass 00 00 market were made at prices which Sioux Min in which she was married mid leading ladies so successfully kinds that much and more off grass CHICAGO — Wheat higher no looked St 07 So 10 Min h as lower ocean on the ship "Josiah Bradley" j H unevenly compared cows 2550 loer and semidemoral-ize- d drouth relief 01 00 with last week's general decline Tar Baby SPIDER 1856 was PHOTOGRAPHY in modeled by Mrs Delia at close s6me bids and sales 75 Corn strong- crop damage extend- Two loads of 01 02 lambs Tintic Cent Idaho a Carver outfit modeled by A spider may 'revolutionize'' per quaint down rules steady to weak and ing 30 35 made' the week's best price at 640 Tintic Lead Olive Christiansen consisted of a trait photography A year and a half Cattle undertone weak vealers 50 higher extreme top 1035 v with a 5 per cent sort at 500 Two Tintic Std 525 575 dress made Hannah by Halroyd ago the Columbia studios ordered a Hogs steady demand narrow paid for primel28S lb steers highloads of 01 00 Idaho's" cashed at Utah Cons M Brown in 1880 a bonnet made in speciajl camera lens from Germany est price 1000 little above 950 best HI 625 with 50 head out at 500 One Utah Met & T 350 400 1860 by Dina Williams Halroyd and The lns lost in transit arrived af POTATOES long yearlings 940 yearling heifers of Nevada lambs averaging 81 Victor Cons load 02 04 i a same of the was When pointed parasol — it it period ' CHICAGO July 21 unpacked 750 bulk grain feds 700925 77r 79 pounds brought 610 with a few out Walker Min J WEDDING DRESS SHOWN was discovered that a spider had grassy and short feds 450650- - — Potatoes 80 cars on track 397 at 500 and two decks of West Toledo Min 00 00 Another wedding dress was shown spun ja very fine web over the dismoderate movement stockers and total U S shipments 515 steady laanos ana utahs went at 600 Yankee Cons M 02 00 the original owner being Hannah mantled lens ieeaers 275®425 mostly 300400 better undertone for best stock sup- Several loads of Idaho and Utah Zuma M & M 05 04 Brown this was made o Jusft byway of experiment the Halroyd liberal" demand and trading feeders moved within a meaty yearling stockers up to 525 plies range of fine corded silk and is it left the web intact slow account weather Idaho Tri- 525 ©550 Trucked-ialthough photographer on steady to weak trade UNLISTED STOCKS n lambs rated 56 years old shows no signs of wear when he assembled the lens Then 1 125®140 U No S Cob umphs 8000 at 47p©575 Yearlings went most Sheep: compared Friday last It was modeled by Mrs Dina Brown he took a couple of pictures which 15700 5950 Sugar weeks slaughter lambs 25® 50 lower blers Virginia U S No 1 100® ly ac one deck of 112 Amalg to jou Cons Olsen the & M: 6800 of were $0 soft and beautiful that net 16300 1151 Wag barrels S No' Virginia U sheep steady to! weak feeding lambs pound ewes brought 235 and a deck Utah Id Sg Com James 127 132 the slightest retouching was needed founder 180 190 BrownJthe Captain North 160 of fully 25 off weeks top 750 Idahos made 200 Utah Id Sg Pfd for Carolina showing decay of Ogden ij 500 j 560 No 1 185 Drivein ewes 4 U S natives early closing top 725paid Triumphs weeks ranged from 125 to Ut Pr & Lt 6 Pfd 11500 1675 A dress made by Minerva Webb in GOOD WORD FOR MICKY bulk native lambs 700® 25 late bulk ®210 a 200 with few aged kinds down to Ut Pr & Lt 7 Pfd 1775 jl850v 1857 was worn by Theresa Shaw All Hollywood today is hoping thafl — 700 downward most westerns 700® 100 Ut Pr & Lt 6 Deb 5200 550O dress worn by Roxana "The Lemon-Dro- p Kid" turns out ts OTiyrne-BUTTER AND EGGS 35 725 top in that division -44: late first Z O M I Jones and baby is owned by Emma be one of our best pictures And tht 2000 ' 12150 Montanas of seasons to packers and — SAN FRANCISCO July 21— (UP) Edsel and wros made in 1850 the reason is that Marshall Nellan Is diBAR SILVER Dairy market: 865 lb DAYS SALES feeding lambs 6CO®25: 22 bonnet made in 1850 and the baby recting it Once oneof the bigges 23 92 91 score mr score NEW Butter YORK 21— (AP)— Bar July slaughter ewes 150250 top 275 Combined Metals 1000® 6 costume made in 1864 90 score 22 directorial figures in the film busisilver barely steady lower at Mrs Robert I Burton wore the ness Neilan has been almost comChief Con 20090 Eggs large 21 medium 19 small 14 gown of her husband's pletely obscured during the last frw wedding Gold 100®9 j Cheese fancy flots ll1 triplets LONDON July 21 — (AP) —Bar Miners the late Mrs C C years grandmother Silver King Coal 101100 11 Richards being worn at her wedding His contract to direct silver quiet H lower at 20 '! — Lemon-Dro- p 18 1877 Kid" brings him back 44 M receptlonDecember CHICAGO July 21— (AP)— CLOSED UNTIL JULY 23 Miss Virginia Burton wore the into the Hollywood spotlight And METALS Open High Low Close NEW YORK July 21— (AP)— everyone in the film colony wanti Read the Classified Ads ' Market will be closed until Wed- dress belonging to her Wheat— Metals to Mrs Louisa see jMicky make good Ward 25 nominally unchanged nesday July old 99 974 July 97U 93 (AP-USDA)- 2 16Ts 2 19 23 32 ?i 25 Hi point at I 1 i former gold dollar concluded that it International T & T 114 various quotations were concurrent ITs extreme bear market Kelly Springfield the ly uijtder Kennecott 20U Doitqms e 19 Kresge iCOSTS CUT EARNINGS i 25 The inability of scattered rail Lambert J 96 M shares to stage any substantial re- - Liggett & Myers B Loew's 25 to urifavor was reflect said ccveijy Mathieson Alk 30 U able June Earnings reports j 5 ?i Increased' costs due partly to McKesson & Robbins 4 wages and pensions are sen as Miami Copper Misouri Pacific 3 somej of the railway deterrents i 27 Ar few financial analysts were con Montgomery Ward 'i 15 cerned because the stock market is Nash Motor 34 li still inclined: to magnify the import- National Biscuit 15 ance of alii unfavorable nevjs and National Cas Register A 18 to lopk on the future "through blue National Dairy pf National Power & Light glasses1 New York Central k 25 BONDS IRREGULAR 11 NT5W YORK July 21— (UP— The N Y N H & H bond market moved irregularly in North American Aviation 3V i 15 14 session today North American the ishort f week-en- d 20 Speculative issues were generally Northern Pacific 3 lower but there were exceptions to Packard Penney th trend 60U 28 Conspicuous among these were Pennsylvania R R 46 Studebaker 6s which Jumped more Pullman than! 3 points ' to 51 on top ofj a rise Pure Oil 914 of about 6 points yesterday in Radio 534 j 2 further response to the reorganiza R K O tion plan lor the company how in Remington Rand 91 RePub 14 receivership t Motion picture issues continued to Safeway 50 react Warner Brothers 6s djropped Shell 7i& to 51 off l bringing it down more StLSanFr 2i than1 2 points for the week! U S SchulteRet 47J 42' rubber 5s were in supply at a frac- Sears Roebuck L i5Vs tional concession around 86 j fo Vac Utilities eased under the lead of Southern California Edison L I43i 20 suchj issues as International! Tele- Southern Pacific ' phone 5s and Postal Telegraph 5s Standard Brands lQ' Rails moved irregularly lower U Standard G & E 8U S government bonds and foreign Standard Oil California 33 43 obligations held to a narrow range Standard Oil New Jersey Stewart Warner of price movements 6 Studebaker CURB STOCKS SLIP 3 Texas Corporation NEW YORK July 21—(UP)r-Cu- rb 22 Texas Gulf Sul stocks slipped back fractions to 33 28 points today as the market was sub- Timken Roller Bearing 6 jected to further liquidation jin the Transamerican Union Carb session short week-en- d 42 Yesterday's losses in American Union Oil California Gas American Light Electrift Bond Union Pacific 114 and !Share and other power leaders tin Air 14U were extended fractionally while Unit Carb 40 V similar heaviness developed sin oils Un Corp AM and alcohol shares Mining stocks U S Rubber 14 nrf made the best showing a f ewj of the U S Steel J lower priced gold issues registering Ti8!8 ' Warner Pictures small gains 3 Singer manufacturing broke more Western Union Telegraph than 2 points to lead a reaction Westinghouse Air 20 Westinghouse Electric among specialties while mctchan 33 u i 49 dismg shares moved lower under WoolwoAh 11" lead of Woolworth Ltd 8 off 44 j ASIATIC RUINS YIELD ARCHEOLOCICAL TREASURES : 4 58 Ti ) Higginbotham the mother of Mm D H Peery Nancy Peery daugb ter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Peery wore a copy of a child's pioneef dress Mrs iJ P Herrick wore at dress fifty years old that originally be longed to Kathryn Burt mother of the Butft brothers Mrs Burt cam rom England and crossed the plains OGDEN July 21— Hogs: Receipts New mi To! Jfr SUNDAY MORNING JULY 22 1934 —r — - j N EARLY HOUR i——- ii— — '" '" "" " LIVESTOCK New York Stocks SLUMP AFTER THE OGDEN STAN DAUD EXAMINER — - M M— MBWBtssssssBBBSBwBissBssaBB Ml II |