Show t — j PRICES CLIMB Salt Lake- Mining - nuc to Rimiwrr uuc luufinuu Stock Quotations BUYING FLURRY Quotations furnished by J January Assurance of Vet Payment Helpful Close Is Alta Tunnel American Met Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK Jan 27 — (AP) — The stock market apparently ex perienced a few more Inflationary twinges today and prices pushed ud fractions to a point or more There near was considerable profit-takin- g the finish A fast buying flurry followed the senate's repassage of the soldiers' bonus bill over the president a veto The" pace slowed later The close was firm Transfers approximated 3100000 shares Leadership rotated Between the aircrafts oils rails industrial ape cialties and secondary utilities NEW BUYING NOTED The senate's bonus vote was in line with Wall street forecasts but brokers said new buying appeared when payment to the veterans was finally assured The steels did not follow the rest of the list when current mill opera tions were officially estimated as slightly below the rate of the pre vious week The French franc turned rather strong in foreign exchange dealings then backed up appreciably Other currencies were mixed Bonds were steady Cotton lagged and grains were narrow a Shares of douglas jumped"-tnew high and other active advances were scored by Boeing Sperry United Aircraft Bendix Westing house Armour Woolworth Santa Fe N Y Central Houston Oil Standard Oil of New Jersey Amer ican Telephone International Tele phone Case Goodyear U S Leath er "A" General Cable Electric Power & Light United Corp Com monwealth & Southern and Ameri can Can At the same time Home- stake lost 18 points on a single transfer and Dome and Mclntyre were lower LARGE TURNOVER There was a large turnover In Armour Common following reports that the Illinois company might sell ' some of its to foreignt affiliates t fx ' unusn interests using me proceeds to help retire the 7 per cent pre ferred stock of Armour of Dela ware Commission houses found little to account for heavy buying in some of the power and light issues other than hopes that forthcoming supreme court' decisions may favorably affect a number of companies in this field Sterling at the start of foreign exchange dealings was off 78 of a' cent at SSOOH and the French franc eased 00 H of a cent at 6666 78 - cents - -- o low-pric- A ed -- -- POTATOES IDAHO FALLS Jan 27— (AP USDA) — Shipping point information for Saturday Upper valley: carloads FOB cash track to dealers: Russets U S 1 Some best stocks mostly held higher in line with original and replacement costs U 8 2 mostly 52!-Cash to growers bulk per cwt: A few special Russets U S 1 70-lots higher U S 2 mostly JO A few higher Twin carloads FOB cash track to dealers: Russets U S 1 mostly 90-A few fine quality and condition higher at certain points U S 2 50-mostly Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets U S 1 mostly around 75 i 55-1- 00 i 80 Falls-Burle- y: 95 50--- 52 55 A few poorer lower special lot higher U 30 An occasional S 2 mostly CHICAGO Jan 27— (AP USDA) on ttrack 231 total U S shipments Saturday 688 Sun day 55 steady supplies moderate trading slow account of weather sacked per cwt Idaho Russet Bur-banU S No 1 175-9- 0 U S No 2 145-5- 5 Wisconsin Round Whites es U S No 1 112 -- 20 Colorado U S No I? 140-5-0 Nebraska Bliss Triumphs U S No l mostly 135 few 145 —Potatoes r 73 ks Mc-Clur- CHICAGO Jan 27 — (AP) —Cash wheat: No 2 red 1074 No 2 hard 119 Corn: No 4 mixed No 4 white 59 Oats: No 2 white 56-58- U No sample grade rye Soy beans: No 2 yellow 84 M 85 nom No 4 yellow 80 sample U yellow Chicago Barley: feed 0: 5 malting Timothy seed 310-2- 0 cwt Clover seed 1200-17cwt 33-3- 22H-3- 0 3'i 78-79- 30-4- 54-8- 00 1 FUTURES j! CHICAGO Jan 27— (AP)— Open High Low Close WHEAT: 101 102 101 101 May July Sep ' CORN: May July Sep ft 89 90 88 iJB8 60'i 60 £0 IIILI - 61 61 61 s May July RYE: 28 28 Sep 2B May 55 28 2Z i J7 4 July 89 MM 55 OH 60T4 60 : " 28 55 54 m 1105 1U5 May July 43 i Mch BELLIES: May 1107 —— 60 60 60 56 55 Sep i BARLEY: May LARD: Jan 884 28 28 27 27 1110 1150 1105 1112 v - h 1936 Bid VICTOR EUBANK - J 27 LISTED STOCKS Steady-B- - A Hogle & Co 1100 1107 li17 1107 1447 Beaver Gold Big Hill Mining Bingham Metal Bonanza Mining Bullion Mining Bristol Silver Cardiff Mining Cedar Talis Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Crescent Eagle Crof f Mining Crown Point Dragon Con East Crown Point " Asked 01 00 00 02 00 J02 13 03 00 01 12 03 00 00 09 J23 01 JO 55 - 05 83 38 03 02 80 35 02 New York Stocks! LIVESTOCK : - 26 v' (AP-USD- 140-21- A) - J V -- GRAIN - f 4s 3s 3s 3s 3s 3s 3s 3s 3s 2s 2s 47-5- 43-4- 44-5- 18 : 64-6- 62-6- uly —— ' ' SUGAR York Jan —(AP)— Further advances in the spot market were followed by renewed trade and speculative buying in the sugar futures market today which carried most of the active positions Into new high levels for toe season March sold up to 242 Sep to 249 : NEW or 5 to 6 points net higher with the market in the late trading holding at or within a-- point of these levels Raw sugar was firm and 3 points higher for spots to 333 while shipments remained unchanged at 340 Refined was unchanged to 475 for fine granulated with a moderate inquiry reports A local refiner announced an advance of 5 points for June-Jul- y shipment to the basis of 445 for cane granulated n Futures No 3 closed steady 2 to 3 higher sales 25700 tons March 239 bid May 241 bid July 244 bid September 246 bid November 246 FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS Jan 27— (AP)— Flour: 'unchanged carload lots bbl In 98 family ' patents 720-4- 0 cotton sacks poaril shipments 24878 Pure bran 1525-5- 0 bid January 221 bid 52-5- 0 — — -- — — : 56 40-4- 43-4- 41-4- 44-4- 46-4- 49-5- 55 55-6- 0 45-4- 7 1002 10031 NEW YORK EGGS FEDERAL FARM MTG NEW YORK Jan 27— (AP)— 3sv47 10120 '10020 Eggs: 7009 firm mixed colors spe- 3s 49 cial packs or selections from fresh 64 10220 standards and HOME OWNERS LOAN receipts 29-commercial standards 28- firsts os A 52 I 10017 27 seconds 25-2- 7 dirties No 1 42 1 9 9918 lb unquoted average checks un— quoted refrigerators standards 25-CURB !: firsts 4 mediums 19-NEW YORK Jan 27 — (AP) — checks 17 white eggs resale of Curb quotations : j v 3 premium marks nearby spe- Am Sup 3 cial packs including premiums 30-3- 1 Bunk & H S 65 nearby and mid western hennery i 2 exchange specials 28 -- 29 nearby Cent Sts Elec Cities Service 4 and midwestern exchange standards Elec B & S 28 marked mediums 25 -- 26 18 Pacific coast fresh 'shell treated or Electric B&SPf 79 liners fancy 29- Pacific coast Hecla j7 standards 28 -- 23 Pacific coast Nat Inves 2 shell treated or liners mediums 26-- Nat P & L 6 Pc Pf i 83 -- Pacific coast pullets New Bradford : 3 i su brown resale of premium marks Niagara Hudson io 30 nearby and western special Salt Creek Con lu packs private sales from stnre 23- - Sunshine 23 23 western standards 23 xxans imh 234 3s 2s 29 39-4- 25 23-2- 20 32-3- Powv-- 27 23-2- 5 40 1933 f4 Kays-ville-Layt- ! 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I sub-ze- ro - one-forty-fi- Bfl Washing You cannot afford to be without one ing Musical numbers were given by Stilson Whitesides Royal Owen Mary Ware Leona Bugger Lela Layton and Blanch Reed Invocation was offered by Hugh McLaine and benediction was pronounced by Pres E P Ellison The speakers were Frank Adams Bishop Burton Interment was made in Kaysville cemetery The grave was dedicated by R A Saunders three-year-o- home 439 Thirty-fourt- h lowing a three-wee- k ' Flashes: Standard P Bulletin 8 :45—NBC— Herman and Ban ta — 8:00 KLO— Popular Vocal 9:15 — KLO — Hawaiian Melodies 9:30 —KLO — Popular Orchestra 9:45 —KLO — Classical Selections 10 :00 — NB3 — The Simpson Boy Sprucehead — — Club Reporter 10:15 KLO Woman's Program 10:30 — NBC—The National Farm and Home Hour 11:30— NBC — Castles of Romance — 11:45 NBC— Rochester civic Orchestra Livestock 1200— KLO —Farm Flashes Reports and Grain Quot-- tiona 12:15 — KLO —Sears Roebuck Prop-a12:30— KLO— Sketches In Melody President's Francis 12:45 — KLO — Mr " Ball Speaker Standard- 12 :50—KLO— News Flashes Examiner AP Bulletins 1:00— KLO— The Thrirt Parade 1:15 — NBCS— The Meetln House 1:45 — NBC—The King's Jesters 2 :00— KLO — Blng Crosby — Popular Songs Loma 3:15— KLO— Olen Gray's Casa Orchestra 2:30 — NBC — Library Congress Chamber ' Music 3:30— NBC—Larry Larson Organist ss Hotel Orchestra 3:45— 4:00 — NBC— The Southernalres 4:15 — NBC —Harry Kogen's Orchestra 4:25—KLO — News Flashes Standard- Examiner-A- P Bulletins Examiner-A- 'u m s f NBCr-Congre- lu — serenaaer :3U — lv 4:45— KLO—Miss Helen Jun- Hlnkley's iors 5:00— KLO— Rudy Vallee 5:15— NBC— Norseman's Quartet 5:30 — NBC — Console Capers 545— NBC— Mario Cozzl Baritone 6:00 — KLO — The Monitor Views the" :15 — KLO— Wright's Modern Melodies 03O—KLO — South Washington Furn Tj t tuere Co Program 6:45—KLO — Vocal Classics 700— KLO— Utah Power St Light Co "Twilight Revelries" 7:15 —NBC— Crosscuts 7:30— NBC— Old World-Musi7:50 — KLO — News Flashes: Standard Examiner-A- P Bulletins 8:00 — NBC — Cinema Theatre 8:15 — NBC — Ray Heatherton and Lucille Manners 8:30— NBC—Meredith Wilson and his Orchestra 9:00 — NBC — Savoy Plaza Orchestra-9:3— NBC — Fifth Avenue Hotel Or-- ichestra ' 10:00— NBC — Shandor Violinist 10 :08— NBC— c" Francis Hotel Orehes- tra" 10:30— NBC — Morrison Hotel Orchestra " " 11:00— Silent -IHISIBSBS B—l Sill ran DEXTER WASHERS lift " ZZt±-- - street M en the F HA PLAN ! " FUNERAL DIRECTORS LARKXN MORTUARY CO Half century of unexcelled community service Ogden's most beautiful home-lik- e funeral home PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE 4C6 24th St Phone 121 7091 MA LAN Funeral Home — 2351 Jef- ferson N O Malan Mgr Ph KIRKENDALL-Darlin- g 25th Street Now you can own the finest washer in th world on the easiest possible terms fol- illness of scar- 2211 3505 Speed Up Your Wash Day iVith a ONLY 5°° DOWN Only $550 Per Month See its new beautiful cabinet deand its new amazing Speed sign ll Safety-RoWringer! Queen You'll marvel at the things this new wringer will do A slight push on the safety bar not only releases the pressure by also frees both rolls Power is automatically disengaged Pressure and power are both reapplied by merely pushing! down top ' no adjustments — othing — just push down top And— you ought to see the way clothes f thick or ft ttS v COT OSDAQTACUT MAYTAG Built To Last Washer thin mm?® STOPS TI300 AHD AUTOMATIC — are thoroughly damp dried Come in and let us show you QUALITY Mortuary 5057 UASEnS FLORIST AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL Washington Ave Phone 4240 ' O 5176 Utah Power 4341 Ogden CityAveFloral Co2SS3 Phone 2277 Washington DUMKE FLQRAL 1S00 Grant Ave Cut flowers plants funeral flowers 3234 Phone 125 ' TO TRY AGAIN SANTA MONICA Calif Jan 27 —(AP)— It's try try again for Paul French i achines ld let fever The little girl was born in Ogden September 4 1932 She is survived by her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs F J Guthrie of Ogden and Mr and Mrs Charles Orm of Filer Idaho Quarantine services were held in Ogden city cemetery today under direction of Lindquist & Sonrs mortuary The Rev Walter L French of the First Methodist church officiated Members of the church sang Chotteau 3 TUESDAY 8:30 — KLO — News They save money clothes time health and disposition Darlene Guthrie daughter of Chester F and HazeLOrm Guthrie died at three-thirt- y a m today at the family Cher! 2955 lETVOnil HBO DLUE with one of these good new and used Services for William Glen son son of Mr and Mrs William Gibson were held Sunday in the LDS East Layton meeting house with Bishop J W Burton conduct- 150 529 PROGRAMS Take the "Blue" Out of Monday Gib- Phone - ve View cemetery two songs : A two - place all - metal "flivver" plane developed as part of the prWwv vate owner campaign of the Unite-- l States bureau of air commerce is" capable of attaining a speed of 131 miles an hour and has a normal cruising range of 496 miles Oper- costs are ating and maintenance said to be low ' j 40 A) - vital statistics bureau director said The previous high mark on rec ord was 4964 in 1923 The number of marriages during the year was more than three times that reported for 1932 when the state gin marriage ' law was in effect' The law became operative in Mav 1931 and was repealed in May six-thir- ty 10-2- (AP-USD- on j an K r±jt j : - City-Colliiist- FUNERALS ! BOISE Ida Jan 27— (AP)—ban— v i i jixjk Bail Left —David Peterson of 1229 Jefferson avenue forfeited $1 shooting in Idaho during 1935 — in city court today on an improper there were 5082 marriages to show parking charge Matt Burnett of for it 'Tt'" apparently an all - time 2323 Monroe avenue forfeited $1 on Mrs Pearl Dillingham state U mark" a charge of making an illegal and' Brigham por' tions of the state road system are turn reported rough but passable Logan canyon is closed by snow Night and Day towing and wreck Inc ing service Robt H Hinckley ' 26 or 29 pc Community Silver Phone 12L All patterns Reg $3275 gale $2685 Lincoln White False Call— The fire department answered a false alarm call to 23rd Taking Part — Among those to street and Fowler avenue at nine- participate in the E J Kearns eighteen p m Sunday funeral Wednesday in Salt Lake To Speak — Superintendent Kieth City are Bishop Keamejf and the Revs Patrick Maguire V F Ken- - Wahlquist of Weber county schools will be the speaker at the L D S nedy and J P Moreton Seventh ward Mutual Improvement Bob party— Chili supper - Wed association meeting Tuesday eveclub and friends o'clock night 20-ning at seven-thirt- y New Unit — American Institute of We repair all makes of washers' Services for Mrs Mary Jane Rob- Architects will open a bureau in carry a large stock of parts wringat which spock plans er rolls etc also all vacuum clean erts Layton 83 prominent Davis Salt Lake City be available re- ers and refrigerators Maytag Repair will homes for county pioneer and temple worker federal housingj adminis Dept Ogden Utah will be conducted Tuesday at one ports the tration o'clock in the L D S Kaysville tabBanquet— Ogden circle No 581 ernacle with Bishop Irwin Call of dresses Neighbors the Best in knit Get hold of West Layton officiating sweaters at factory pricesT Inter-- its installationWoodcraft will the in banquet Her body may be viewed at the Knit Mills 2374 Washington Woodman o'clock hall at - C Eresidence of a daughter Mrs 29 The exercises will folMiller Layton this afternoon and In Session —Jesse W Reeder January low at seven-thirt- y o'clock evening and Tuesday until time of Brigham City will be among Utah funeral Interment will be made in State Agricultural college represGood used Radios $500 and up Layton "cemetery Arrangements are entatives in a student legislature to Ogden Electric Co 2556 Wash unde r direction of Lindquist & be held in the state capital Feb 7 and 8 Sons License — Bryant Anderson 28 of Newton' and Lona Larsen 19 of Oil Heat saves firing wjork — there Paradise obtained a license to wed Services for r Martha Simmons Jones Weaver 84 early pioneer of are no ashes no dirt no fjumes The at the Weber county clerk's office Davis county who died a her home Queen Oil Heater's job s to keep today in Kaysville on Saturday following your home at an even tefnperature GaSav' 2300 a short illness willbe held Wednes- It does it perfectly Double S in II Green Stamps 1072 Lincoln Phone tabone o'clock in Kaysville every Tuesday at Broadstone Drugs day at ernacle with Bishop H C Burton Services— Burial rites for William Theft — A dressed hog valued at presiding Friends may call at the home in Kaysville Tuesday afternoon Fowler 19 killed Saturday in Salt $1080 was stolen Sunday from a and evening and ' Wednesday until Lake City by a street cir will be rear room of the Glen Brothers held Tuesday in that efty Inter- store at 2546 Washington avenue time of services ment will be "in the cemetery of according to a report to police made Interment will be made in the cemetery under direc- 1934 community where he ived until by George Glen Brigham City tion of lindquist & Sons Motion of Oeden citv Good used electric refrigerator for forDelayed— a new trial in the case of Funeral services for Orval W sale cheap Boyles Easy jterms George Finn former Ogden police Thurgood were held Sunday afterchief who recently was awarded' noon in the L D S West Point chaEjection— N W Christiansen is back salary amounting to $2070 pel with Bishop A R Cook conductthe first president of the newly was continued today until February ing Civic Music association of 3 by Second District Judge Eugene formed Musical numbers were given: by will be connected with E Pratt which Logan David Cook Gladys Simpson and and Salt Lak City as the Ogden Beth and Verna Holt Invocation sociations Fire Call— Sparks from a chimwas offered by William H Wilcox ney started a fire which burned a and benediction was pronounced by S & II Green Stamps Depend Ward C Holbrook The speakers patch of shingles from the roof of able a dwelling owned by Delia Wright prescription service were Governor H H Blood Bishop able Broadstone Drugs at2741 Grant avenue Sunday afterprices A O George R Bennett Bishop noon according to firemen Stoker President A D Miller SamParty— Girls of the Otybkwa club f uel Cook and Bishop Cook of Weber college will hold their anInterment was made in West nual dance Point cemetery The grave was dedi- about formal invitational : 13 in tlfie college Snow Cold Up February cated by Lawrence Knight ballroom it was announced today The chapel was filled to County Aides' Minds The elders' quorum of wliich on Ra' dios used in good Bargains Mr Thurgood was secretary at- easy terms at Boyle's WEST BEND Wis Jan 27— (AP) tended in a group and acted as hon— There was some doubt whether orary pallbearers Active pallbearers Townsend — There will be a were cousins The flowers were tak- Townsend meeting at seven thirty the Washington county board would en in charge by the ward Relief so- o'clock Thursday in Riverdale school vote $30000 to buy two trucks and a tractor with snowplows attachciety and the Y W M I A house A permanent organization ed bes formed reports Jl B Leowill That is there was some doubt unFuneral services for Nels LInd nard temporary president! til the members struggled through resident of Fairmount precinct adr blocked highways and jacent to West Ogden who died JGreat —For rheumatics and enjoy- snow which made them a day late weather Friday afternoon will be conducted able too Utah Hot Springs in meeting two o'clock in the chapel Tuesday at Then they unanimously agreed of the Kirkendall-Darlin- g jTo Speak—Dr W T Cottam of mortuary with the Rev Roy B- Carlson of the the University of Utah will give with a highway department report a free illustrated lecture "Botany which said "snow removal machineElim Lutheran church officiating to keep the Friends may call at the mortuary Trails of Utah" at eight o'clock ry is entirely Inadequate ' free in the highways Carnegie tonight' open" from six library until this evening chapel nine o'clock and Tuesday until o'clock Interment will be in the family plot in Mountain shares in demand Foreign exchanges — irregular French francs higher sterling easy Cotton— quiet lower cables local and commission selling firm market Sugar— higher spot Coffee—lower Brazilian markets disappointing CHICAGO: Wheat —firm inflation possibilirs ties Corn—easy trade volume lacking Cattle— steady to 25 lower Hogs— strong to 15 up top $1025 50 Borden RANDOM REFERENCES In Brief NEW YORK Jan 27— (AP) — How important are your eyes? Stocks — firm hst rallies briskly as Dont mistreat them Packer & bonus passes senate Bonds— steady government lower Stevens Optometrists low priced rails higher Condition — The Morgan-Peterso- n Ourb— higher metal and utility LAST SALE USDA)— OGDEN Jan 27-(- AP The By Hogs! 1757 includes 173 direct Reno Air ReductionAssociated Press 187 packers 92 Sail Francisco packers Allied Chemical & Dye 166 1000 Los Angeles packers 422 about Allls Chalmers Mfg- 38 128 Can steady with last week's extreme American 8 close early top 1000 mixed drive- - American & Foreign Power American' 28 Locomotive sows ins 975 down packing ' 26 American Radiator " 825 64 & American S R 25 natUf" 271? California feeders 25 Los Angeles market 46 Chicago American Steel Foundries A 160 & T T some with 22 market mostly steady 102 advance on low grade cows early American Tobacco B ' 22 American Waterworks to plain dairy stpr Rates limited 10 American Woolen common and 440 at type feeders 30 lew medi- Anaconda medium heifers 475-55- 0 70 v um and good cows 425-- 5 15 lower A T Ss 3 F 41 Auburn 250-40- 0 bulls few grades 38 Baldwin Locomotive Pfd medium to choice vealers 600-824 pack- B & O Pfd Sheep r 2913 San Francisco 2202 no24 Bendix Aviation f ers 244 Denver market ' 52 Bethlehem Steel done early thing 28 CHICAGO Jan 27— (AP USDA) Burroughs Adding Machine 12 12 35 —Cattle: 14000 calves 1000 steers California Pack 7 00 01 unevenly steady to 25 lower J mostly Calumet & Hecla 15 j 00 03 weak to 25 off with very little done Canada Dry 12 03 as buyers attempt to force prices Canadian Pacific r 03 106 02 03 back to last Monday's level r medium fCase 54 02 03 grades predominating bulk of qual- Cerro de Pasco early Chesapeake & Ohio 56 03 East Standard 05 ity to sell at 1000 down best 4 1150 both local and outside demand Chicago N W 05 08 East Tintic Coal slow with C M & P St 2 in P 46 47 East Tintic Con sympathy sluggish 2 dressed beef market heifers unev- Ct R I & P 02 03 East Utah 87 02 f 03 enly steady to 25 lower mostly Chrysler Empire Mines to 650 Coca Cola 83 25 27 steady early at 800 down bulls Eureka Bullion 25 Columbia G te E scarce cows 15 fully steady 62 64 Eureka Lilly Colorado F & I x 6 higher and vealers strong' 02 04 Eureka Mines v lambs 20000 fat opening : 33 Consolidated Gas Sheep: 52 55 Eureka Standard slow indications around 25 lower Continental Oil 13 37 Horn Silver : 37 bids 1000 down on lambs now Continental Baking A 15 early 1025-3Howell Mining 00 02 in above 5 and held sheep 36 Oil Continental of Del 07 08 Iron King Con nrrflKAd number undertone weaK Corn Products 72 06 10 Kennebec Con lambs scarce indications Coty 6 feeding 01 03 " Kentucky Derby Cuban-Americweak to 7 steady Sugar 10 20 Keystone Mining 4 Cudahy Lehi Tintic 00 00 OMAHA Jan 27— (AP USDA)— Curtis Wright f Leonora M & M 02 02 Hoirs! 6000: now active to all inter : Delaware & Hudson 39 01 00 Little May ests 5 lower than Friday or un duPont 144 i 05 03 Sat- Eastman Magnolia Lead evenly steady to 5 higher than 160 170-28- 0 Mammoth Min 145 175 lb El and Mus better grade 7 urday Mich Utah CM 03 01 ton 975 to shippers Electric Autolite weiehts 960-7- 5: 37 280-3Moscow Silver 02 02 big packers 970 down 150-17-few 9 Electric Power fc Light U 940-6Mt City Copper id at Erie 5 575 585 better lb at 13 130-16- 0 925-7- 0 bulk Firestone 00 lb at 900-6-5 00 Mountain View 28 01 Miners Gold 02 good sows 865 few light weights General Asphalt 29 : 875-8- 5: heavies 860 40 Naildriver 45 38 Electric eGneral New Quincy 01 02 Cattle: 9000 fed steers yearlings General Foods 34 and heifers very slow Practically General Motors 73 North Lily 75 56 no earlv action: undertone weak Gold Dust 00 North Standard 01 20 few plain light heifers and low Goodrich Ohio Copper 07 09 16 02 02 Park Bingham grade ccms about steady onus ana Goodyear 24 vealers about steady stockers and Graham Paige 36 Park City Con 37 3 feeders slow weak with supply light Great Northern Ry Pfd Park King 00 00 33 bulk fed steers and yearlings eli Park Konold 03 05 2 with good Hupmobile gible to sell at 750-95- 0 Park Nelson 01 03 Illinois 20 Central medium weights held at 1000 and International Cement Park Premier 06 05 40 heifers 625-70- 0 above early sales 59 Park Utah International Harvester 475 525 and cutter International Nickel few lots cows 475-60- 0 49 Pioche Bristol 00 01 375-45- 0 medium bulls most- International Tel & Tel 17 14 Plumbic Mines '20 grades 575-60- 0 top vealers Kennecott practical ly 33 Plutus Mining JO 60 1000 23 Provo Mining Kresge 45 46 14000 no early sales talk- Lambert Sheep: 22 Rico Argentine 04 06 25 cr more lower on killing ing 114 & B Liggett Myers Silver King Coal 1375 1450 classes feeders about steady talking Loew's 52 Silver King West 38 40 around 1000 on bestl fed wooled Math Alk 31 SUver Shield 00 02 lambs held above 1055 Talking McKess & Roberts 10 - 01 02 Silver Standard around 475 on best fed ewes early Miami Copper 7 Sioux Mining 01 03 sales feeding lambs 935-7- 5 ? Missouri Pacific South Standard 05 07 37 Ward Montgomery Swansea Con 02 00 LOS ANGELES Jan 27 — 17 — Hogs: 200 about steady Nash Motors Tar Baby 00 00 37 Biscuit National 75 quotable top Tintic Central 00 00 trucking 1000 A 23 National Cash Register Tintic Lead 60 65 around 1100 23 National Dairy Tfthtic Standard Cattle: 380 steers slow steady National Power 590 600 12 & Light union Assoc to 25 lower other classes steady New York Central 00 01 31 25 medium NYNH&H Utah Met & T " 75 00 good fed steers 800 5 50 few North American Aviation 600 50 Mexicans Utah Wyo Coal 14 10 725 7 Victor Son fed heifers 735 common to good North American 02 04 23 600 cutter grades 325 Northern Pacific cows 550 Walker Mining 235 242 25 575 Calves: 800 Packard 450 bulls 490 West Toledo 00 7 00 no early sales undertone weak to Penney Wilbert Mining 03 00 73 lower Yankee Con 35 01 01 Pennsylvania Railroad i5uma M is M 42 11 Sheep: 350 lambs strong 86 lb Pullman 12 wool lambs 1025 sorted ewes strong Pure Oil 20 UNLISTED STOCKS 525 to 25 higher at 425 12 Radio Amal Sugar Pfd 12800 113500 7 R K O Con Wagon & M SAN FRANCISCO Jan 27 — Remington Rand 225 21 275 — Hogs: 600 bulk 5 UtahJd Sug Pfd 19 850 j 915 Republic 75 latter j lb butchers 1025 53 UtahId Sug Com 262 B 267 Tobacco Reynolds 260-28- 0 lb averages Safeway Ut Pr & Lt Pfd 33 55 00 top odd lots 5950 315-33- 5 lb heavies 975 St Louis San Fran 1025 few Ut Pr &t Lt 7 Pfd 5950 j 6100 2 sows strong mostly 850 Z C M I 3 5500 j 5800 Schulte 750 car good around 1100 Sears Roebuck Cattle: S63 OPENING SALElb fed steers 775 load medium 825 Shell 18 Combined Metals 3949 at 12 lb Utah steers 735 load 715 car Socony Vacuum 16 1000 at 12 850 lb heifers 650 odd head Southern California Edison medium 27 Cardiff 4300 at 23 50 odd bulls Southern Pacific 23 range cows 500 Clayton SUver 200 at 40 600 Calves: 25 choice veal- Standard Brands 500 16 Colorado 1000 at 2 ers quoted up to 950 8 & Electric Gas Standard East Utah 1000 at 2 ' 275 to lambs weak "Oil Calif heavy Standard Sheep: rnla '41" East Untie Con 1000 at 38 500 lower 56 good around 80 lb Standard Oil New Jersey package at39 300 at 40 700 at 41 1000 at medium-pe- lt 19 Oregon lambs 950 Stewart Warner 45 700 at 48 ewes absent quoted 550 down 10 Studebaker Eureka Bullion 500 at 24 1000 34 ' Texas Corporation at 24 1300 at 25 38 Texas Gulf Sulley Eureka Lily 1000 at 64 300 at 63 68 Timken Roller Bearipg Iron King 3000 at 8 500 at 9 12 Trans American Kennebec 500 at 9 73 Union Carbon Mountain City Copper 100 at 580 25 Union Oil California 200 at 550 120 Pacific Union BY JOHN P BOUGIIAN 29 Moscow 1000 at 2 Air 3000 at 2 Press Market Editor) Union (Associated 70 Carbon Ohio Copper 1000 at 8 2000 at 7 United — CHICAGO Jan 27— (AP) Infla- United 45 Park Bingham 1000 at 2 Corporation did a good deal United States Rubber 18 Park City Con 2500 at 37 1300 tion possibilities to make wheat average prices today 93 States United at 36 230 at 36' Smelting slightly higher 48 United States Steel Silver Standard 1000 at 2 Houses with eastern connection Vanadium 23 Tintic Lead 100 at 65 were purchasers on a small scale 33 Tintic Standard 875 at 600 ' and were followed to some extent Walgreen 11 Pictures Warner Walker 400 at 242 by millers Disappointing overseas Western Union Telegraph 77 Zuma 1500 at 11 demand was noted owing partly to Westinghouse Air 38 Utah Idaho Sugar 300 at 262 closing of Liverpool and Winnipeg Westinghouse Electric 109 CLOSING SALES exchanges tomorrow for King Woolworth 53 f V: Bingham Metals 1000 at Gerge's funeral f Cardiff 500 at 23 500 at 25 Wheat closed firm at the same as yesterday's finish to : Combined Metals 1000 at 12 BOND higher - off May 60 oats NEW YORK Jan 22 — (AP) — May 101 Clayton Silver 700 at 38 East Tintic Con 100 at 46 700 at also - down and provisions un- Bond quotations: ' changed to a rise of 5 cents 47 800 at 48 1000 at 46 TREASURY Eureka Bullion 50026 1000 at 27 2 1153 KANSAS CITY Jan 27 — (AP)— Eureka Lily 300 at 64 5 10530 Wheat: 93 cars unchanged to 1 Iron King 3500 at 8- 4s 4 1113 lower Nos 2 dark hard 108-13 s 46-Eureka Standard 300 at 55 1092 hard 107 -- 117 red 3 V Mountain City Copper 25 at 585 10722 June -106 110 Close: May 99 July Moscow 2000 at 2 7 10620 86 September 85 Park City Con 300 at 36 3 108 March 400 at Corn: 55 cars lower to 37 41 1087 No 2 white 70-7- 3 yellow Tintic Standard 600 at 600 200 at higher 6 10514 3 6 mixed Close: May 5J90 200 at 555 9 10325 60-J61 Utah Power & Light 7 prd 3 at 2 10319 Oats: 2 cars unchanged No 2 3s 46-4- 8 5950 30-310230 ' ' 1 white 5 Rye Barley 3s 51-— : :" 40-512020 01 Markets Dan Cupid Hangs Up High Mark In Idaho violinist-athle- te who is determined to swim the channel between Santa Cata-lin- a island and Santa Monica 40-m- ile Recuperated at a hospital from his fourth attempt which ended Saturday night after he had paddled about half the distance in icy water Chotteau announced b will make another try in July- Ralph Bishop Leads Northwest Players G I Light Go 516S UNIQUE INVENTORY WASHINGTON Jan 25 — (AP) — SEATTLE Jan 27— (AP)— ThirWe have one slightly used ty one points scored against Oregon model on hand at big disgave Ralph during the week-en- d count of University Washington TERMS : Bishop TRADE-IN- S center the top average in the northREAD BROS ern division Pacific coast conference 5170 basketball scoring race today Bishop jumped from twelfth by BURLEY Idaho Jan 27— (AP)— collecting 12 points Friday night and 19 more Saturday The husky tip-o- ff Lyle Huston 21 son of Mr and Mrs of Inman has piled up 44 points In Earl Huston died last-nigwhile week received ago four contests" for an ll point juries r skiing - °S ht - The army the navy the coast guard and several thousand paid and volunteer workers today were busy counting ducks and geese Nine navy two coast guard and one army plane and a blimp were aiding the work It was all a part of the second annual inventory of migratory fowl designed to aid the bureau of biological survey In preserving wild lifeAt coastal points along the Atlantic and Pacific army and navY' air forces and eaast guard cutter- -' carried cbservers to ecunt the due " J |