Show 14 THE OGDEN CATTLE TRADE sTOCKS RALLY IRREGULARLY POINT OR iil J HE Trading Dull Copper Active Car Issues Supported ng J By Hie Associated Press Air Reduction 76 2 Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers 56 American Can 120 American Locomotive 30 22 American Radiator American S & R 86 39 American Steel Foundries 173 American T & T 101 American Tobacco B 25 American Water Works 63 American Wool 40 Anaconda A T & S F 83 30 Auburn 22 Baltimore & Ohio Rfd 16 Bamsdall 29 Bendix Aviation 60 Bethlehem Steel Case I Coty 12 14 11 163 53 67 3 4 6 5 37 15 FIriffc 27 23 46 38 66 12 23 24 80 cents P BOCGHAN By JOHN Tj 48 24 107 56 34 McKesson Robins Miami Copper-Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy National P Sc L New York Central N Y N H & H North American Aviation Noith American North Pacific Packard Pennsylvania Ry Pullman Pure Oil Radio 2 45 15 32 23 v 26 12 40 3 8 33 —— — — — — 4-NEW YORK EGGS NEW YORK Aug 15 — (AP) — Eggs: 19211 Irregular all mixed coldrs whites browns and duck eggs unchanged 7 36 63 18 11 38 37 64 13 97 16 22 141 25 84 8 29 76 23 34 43-4- 5 40-4- A HOGLE & CO JMxmxzb New York Stock Exchange Ettahlisked 191$ Kiesel Bid g Telephone 3440 OFFICES BlVERLT Hitt Bakersfield Salt Lake LOt ANCEtES San Diego Ogbiw 42 140 21 54 June 3 43-4- 7 44-4- 6 calves 450-65- 0 Sheep: 1200 compared Friday last week lambs 75 lower sheep and feeders 25 lower closing bulks medium to choice closing top 925 range lambs 825-92- 5 sorted choice grade native lambs 925 bucks 100 less out native lambs 600-- 7 00 good 600-70- 0 good and choice ewes bulk range eligible 225-35- 0 closing choice eligible up feeding lambs 700-7- 5 to 800 week’s top 825 5 55-6- 0 39 37-3- 1 3s A 52 49 Federal Farm Mortgage Blank Rome Owners' Loan 15-(A- ng 84 NEW YORK Aug 15 — (UP) — Potatoes 5 Long Island bag New steady Jersey 15-3- 13-1- 2S 4-4- STOCK Compiled - AVERAGES D2 A1 Unhc 898 397 891 382 651 270 920 413 734 302 679 679 670 491 696 557 561 348 1469 1539 516 953 1577 618 763 312 495 185 in recent years: “175 87 CURB NEW YORK Aug 15— (AP) — Curb tations: Am Sup Pow Cent Sts Elec City Service Elec B A 8 Elec B A S pfd Hecla Nat Inves Nat P A L Pc 6 pfd Hud Niag Sunshine 169 35-3- ( Dirty weather with half of Davis county flying through the air from the south Maybe it was the air from the convention in Salt 5 might be made “You are now called" wired PoCHICAGO Aug 15— Jeckes declared that his purpose tatoes: 46 on track 227 total U was two-fol- d first to make the 345 about steady supplies moderate demand light sacked per cwt bet second to determine whether California White Rose Jumbo bakers 325 the radio priest in his public adshowing heated some decay 260 Idaho dress makes statements “you do Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 washed 275-8- 5 not mean to stir and mislead the Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 public” 280-9Bliss partly graded 250 Oregon Triumphs U S No 1 washed 285 POTATOES 0 4-4- Washington Russett Burbanks U S No 1 and partly graded 260 Colorado Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 unwashed 250 4-4- - FLOUR Aug Carload lots bbl MINNEAPOLIS 15— (AP)— ” The wind certainly did stir up some stump speeches and watering of lawns was cancelled and me821 Eccles Building w ters were stationary “We get a 385 Room 24th St Phone 1277 storm every nightJ” said Mrs Paul Loans Made in Towns Nearby Wheeler 2705 ' Sol’s going to charge his bills up to the dust and let— NEW YORK Aug 15 — (AP) — 5 Stocks — steady copper shares gain common down to 550 S U Bonds — Irregular governments Sheep: for week 1600 shorn lambs 25 higher other classes steady: common to hold well local fed Curb — uneven minor rallies in some good wooled lambs 725--90shorn lambs 800-90- 0 with 4 per cent leaders shrink shorn ewes 185-35- 0 Foreign exchanges— level mtost rates bulk calves Easiest and Quickest Place In Ogden to get $6000 On Your Signature WHY SHOP AROUND Ogden Finance Co 902 1st Illness Fatal To Editor In Nevada i Bldg Security ' ' - TeL 2733 1282 QUICK SMALL LOANS' $5 to $50 Aloysus the office boy fearful that the daily storms here may cause a flood like in the —Loans on Your Signature Only —No Indorsers No Mortgages —Lowest Rates Immediate Service —6 Jfonths or Less to Pay —Easy Payments Hohura bring on the sunshine Plan f sunny boy! Maximum temperature —Confidential Courteous Service on Saturday was a warm 97 deMutual Credit Assn grees ' At six p m the mercury said 83 degrees and a low baro214 Eccles Bldg metric pressure 2997 (indicating 2405 another storm) VACATION of Noah’s day' is prepared to launch his own row-roboat w Co-operat- ive f This is getting tiresome A year ago rain also fell with 88 degrees maximum temperature and 55 de grees minimum MONEY from $500 to ' If ? you are employed you can' get the amount you need on Just your P S: A man rings the belle when signature — no mortgages she chimes in with a “yes” We aim to give you a square deal 44 ’ NewWedsTour Yellowstone Park CITIZENS FINANCE CO 325 Eccles and his recent bride the former Ruth Bryan Owen toured Yellowstone National park today after their arrival late yesterday by airplane They said they would leave Monday by plane from West Yellowstone their They did not-disclos- e Ph - TO EMPLOYED PEOPLE NATIONAL LOAN CO 2 2 14 4 23 83 11 l 86 16 TOLEDO CUP)— Mack Taylor of sat hidden while he shouted at mystified passersby through his microphone to and amplifying equipment “keep off the grass" All went well until a neighbor who worked nights and slept days complained v 2164 PERSONAL LOANS On Your Signature Only ' STANDARD CREDIT CO Eccles Bldg ' 2180 INSTALLMENT FINANCING Any amount $5000 to $200000 PEOPLES FINANCE & THRIFT CO Services for Mrs Mary E Williams Jeffs will be held today at two o’clock In the L D S Ninth ward chapel with Bishop E Smith Murphy officiating Friends may call at the residence 3050 Ogden avenue until time of services After the services the body will be brought back to the home where friends may call this evening and Monday morning until nine-thir- ty o’clock The cortege will then go to Evanston Wyo where services will be held in the L D S chapel at one o’clock under direction of Bishop Harold Brough The casket will be opened at the chapel prior to the services Interment will be made in Evanston cemetery Arrangements are under direction of Ungquist & Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS LARKIN MORTUARIES Ogden Salt Lake City Brigham City and Los Angeles 466 24tb St Ogden Phone 821 549 MALAN Funeral Home — 2351 Jefferson N O Malan Mgr Ph 2211 3505 KIRKENDALL-Darlin- g Phone 150 529 25tb Street FLORIST 15— (AP)— E Aug Farm Tenancy Plans Mapped Mortuary 5057 near 25th street Rent or Lease Reasonable Call 252 4 Mr Gale TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY J 4-4- - of 160-23- 5 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafmwww 2717 R LEAVING for San Francisco Aug 22 Room for two parties to share " 2730 expense Call 2183-AAAAAAAAAAWWWVWWyWWW LEGAL NOTICES R NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids wiU be received by the board of commissioners of Weber county at Weber county court house Og- den Utah until 10:00 a m August 24 1936 at which time bids will be opened and read for the erection and finishing of a fire station and shop according to plans and specifications prepared by Leslie S Hodgson and Myrl A McClenahan architects Ogden Utah Each bid shall be accompanied by cashier’s or certified checK equal to 5 per cent or more of the amount of bid together with evidence of ability by the proposal documents required A $1500 deposit Is required to Insure return of plans and specifications Plans and specifications wiU be released from the office of the architect The board of commissioners reserves the right to reject any or aU bids and shaU not be obligated to accept the bid of lowest amount in awarding contract By order of the board of commission-er- a of Weber county CHAS A HALVERSON Chairman ' FOR IHIIIL'P Leaders Qualified to Serve You Best Honduras Passes 0 240-27- 0 ’ 352-2-244- 25-4- J 900-100- land-owne- 950-102- 5 950-100- rs Shower Installed For Jungle Kings 0 W 1S-A- 74-7- -- 4-4- 25-4- W 25-4- 0 10-1- 5 i 4 GOING to Twin Falls this evening 3 passengers share expenses Ph 2116-- Business and Professional Directory CAILIL :L Washington Avenue unchanged Cotton — barely steady lower Liverpool SAN FRANCISCO Aug 15 — LITTLE ROCK Ark cables — Hogs: for five days 4000 compared foreign selling — Governor M Futrell an— (AP) closed Sugar last Friday butchers steady packing sows — nounced Coffee closed plans today for a south- Ex-Secret- ary 25 lower week’s top butchers 1165 bulk CHICAGO: wide conference looking to solulb 1150 to mostly 1160 latter Wheat— higher strength at Kansas tion of the economic problem of closing top medium light lights 1125 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS FUMIGATION bulk City 5 few lb averages 1100-1farm tenancy through cooperation Corn—firm rallied with wheat packing sows 875-90BEDBUGS OGDEN Roaches etc Cyanide SHOP FENDER of federal and state agencies? Hogs — strong new top 1165 Cattle: for five days 1550 compared Kiesel 2327 extermination Workers — Experienced gas Cattle short guaranteed expected supply higher last Friday beef steers mostly steady Retiring from office in 'January 1 4625 B Marsh PL BEACH N J Aug 15 — Grant medium and lower grades slow late the governor said he would devote LONG ' — General Francisco Altschul 742 (AP) Mexicans closed fully 25 lower better er and vealers 50 off stockers and feed- his final CLEANING CARPET days in the executive 72 former she stock steady low cutters and cut- ers of State of Secretary extreme top fed steers mansion to a thorough investigaup LAUNDRY ters fully 25 higher bulls steady to 25 1000 0 with part load tion of the share cropper situation Honduras died today at the home E J HAMPTON CO—Rugs furni960 yearling fed lb 850 878 up: good long yearlings ture cleaned upholstered and slip MODEL LAUNDRY 2147 Pingree mixed steers and heifers 975 practical Altschul in Arkansas culminating in the of his son Dr Frank bulk short fed and grassy steers top heifers 935 top covers Phone 2911 3042 Ph 367 “Home of Individual 665-75- 0 725-5Family Altschul was the father of the short feds mostly conference to which representalast 1500 Sheep: compared Friday 7173 meIt’S Wash” VAN K If KAMPEN common light grassers down to 500 SON & Honduras In 5 and had a lower western tives of all southern states will be postal system two hweek native lambs we mattress dium weighty grass steers 675-70- 0 or furniture rug ewes served the Republic In several im- dean and MESSENGER SERVICE loads Mexicans 500 late beef cows up rangers 50 offto light lower fully steady summoned repair It phone 1320 week’s bulk 25 weak cabinet to 575 sparingly fleshy dairy cows 450 others The be posts 6080 first will portant appointstep 0 LET US DELIVER your messages late top bulk medium bulls 500-5- 0 Calves: for better grade natives 975 city butchers 1000 ment of an Arkansas commission packages trunks baggage and coal five day 100 compared last Friday to packers DRY CLEANERS the close Washington rangers of 40 ' or 50 share croppers at Phone 502 A & A Messenger Desparingly choice vealers to nominally steady good 0 late bulk Idahos 157 business 2149 Quick Service livery MODEL LAUNDRY and 900-50 lb 330 professional around quoted Pingree package 950 western feeders largely 800-82- 5 men 367 We specialize In fancy Nevada calves 750 who educators Phone and legislators 650-75- 0 Montana 'Dakotas and light 7172 PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Sheep: for five days 4900 compared to gowns country light Montana ewes 350 to will meet at Hot Springs to map last Friday lambs strong to 25 higher killers ewes a state program $350 PER RM Estimates painting 675 to feedyearling Dakota ewes firm deck good to choice 76 lb WORK ELECTRICAL ewes largely 225-35ers native few of heels on cleaning decorating ph 2154-the wooled California lambs 875 sorted 15 Although coming 375 8181 lightweights P)— SANFORD Ha Aug an announcement by United States We furnish Union per cent four decks medium to good 5 lb wooled Oregons 825 sorted 10 Cum-minOfficials at the wanted g lions the Electricians General Homer S TRAILER WAGON BLOG CHICAGO Aug 15— (AP)— Lard: tier- Attorney and 25 per cent double medium short LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC of a federal grand jury in- municipal zoo to have comforts wooled 81 lb lambs 725 sorted 10 per ces 1220 loose 1155 Bellies 1350 GEO HEMMERT Ph 2777-- J In Years (17 never Business) dreamed of in the Jungle Mquiry into charges of peonage in cent good to choice shorn ewes 325-7-5 581 309 24th St Specializing in trailers rubber Phone installed a Arkansas cotton fields Futrell's shower bath that medium 200 They 8632 wheeled wagons etc Some on hand BUTTER A EGGS proposal was the result of confer- the king of beasts might have relief 1824 LOS ANGELES Aug 15 — (UP)— Catences with state leaders starting frbm the heat CHICAGO Aug 15— FURNITURE REPAIRING Butter: extra 37 35 tle: 1000 calves 100 compared Friday firsts V prime last spring when a cotton chopPilot’s licenses were held by POBANZ Furniture Hospital refin- 14806 0 standards 34 last week fed steers and yearlings undergrade 33 was Radium more strike said is to eastern be in called pers’ persons on April 1 accordhigher fed heifers up as much as steers Eggs unchanged repn upholstering ana cleanArkansas by the Southern Tenant abundant In sediments of the deep ishing to the latest figures released 526-Western cheese: triplet daisies 18 and all she stock fully 25 higher with fat 3620 Grant ing Phone ing low- - longhorns 19 cows generally loafs 21 ocean bottom than in land rocks up bulls 3065 by the Department of Commerce Farmers union (AP-USD- c Phone 284 Services for James Moore McDon2506 Washington ald 22 who was fatally' injured 2430 while diving at Lagoon Thursday will be held today at two o’clock In STORE FOR RENT the L D' S Hooper ward chapel AAiMAAAAAAAAAAAAAVWMVW with Bishop John D Hooper offi"' 22x85 Feet ciating Friends may call at the home to Store Room Hooper until time of services Interment will be made In Hooper Full basement cemetery under direction of Lind& Sons quist f J DENVER L 480 1200 CASH j LOANS ' 223 FUNERALS Bldg QUICK YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo Aug 15— (AP) — Capt George Rohde b 4-- 4 Quick Cash The rain settle them! DUMKE FLORAL 1600 Grant Ave LAWRENCE M MALAN flowers plants funeral flowers N Cut 3264 125 County Cleric Phone Richardson 74 editor of the Tono-pa- h Ten publications: Nev Daily Times - Bonanza publication August 12 1936 City Floral Co2686 First Last publication August 21 1936 died at the home of a daughter 2277Ogden 2190 Washington Ayr Phone here today He became 111 shortly after coming to Denver two months ago His widow Mrs Laura Richardson and four daughters survive Funeral services will be held at Pueblo Colo his former home 15— Aug cot In 98-lFlour: ton sacks: Family patents unchanged 770 790 standard patents unchanged Pure 690 710 shipments 25986 bran 26 50 2700 0 PERSONAL FINANCE CO Lake (AP-USDA)- 0 needs and see us today 50-7- quo- f-- f Scott High school Dust gets in your eyes - ’ or less to married and single people on their own signatures A year or longer to repay Add up your cash $300 4 rfw 4a 0 15 SLEEPER SPOILS FUN 16-2- 2 36-3- 650-82- By The Associated Press August 15 1936 30 15 60 15 Indus Ralls Util Stocks 3 15-2- 2 quo- 10310 10122 S 0 5 0 -- 17-2- 0 0 800-100- 0 5: -- 5 s bag southern basket Inland Mr Jeckes offered to desouthern basket 350-40posit his $1666666 with Father 2 Dressed poultry: quiet chickens $25000 with any relibroilers 17 27 fowls 12 24 Long Coughlin’s able New York agency Island ducks If that did not suit he offered to turLive poultry: easier geese meet the priest or his representaducks roosters 15 keys fowls broilers tive in Montreal or Quebec “or Cheese: dull state whole milk fresh anywhere in the United States east (1936) 22 of the Mississippi" to deposit the 7 Butter: receipts 10976 creamery extras 36 firsts cash in escrow so that the wager yearlings and sheep 25 lower feeders strong to 25 higher: week’s top Colorado ranch lambs 1000 week’s top Idaho ' rangers 950 closing top 940 bulk 825-92- 5 1000 yearlings 550-67- 5 top native truck-in- s fat ewes 200-32range feeding lambs 750-81- 0 Cattle: 50: compared last Friday beef steers mostly steady to 10 higher top lights 920 flat best heavies 920 freight fed heifers steady paid hulk 815-90- 0 to strong top 915 bulk 800-90grass heifers scarce steady at 600 'down all cows steady to strong spots higher top cutter beef cows 535 bulk 400-8bulls steady to grades mostly 285-37- 5 weak bulk 450-51calves and vealers mostly 100 lower spots off 150 or more late top 800 stockers and feeders weak at 600 down Hogs: 325 market not established early undetrone weak to lower strong-vealer- 40-21- party candidate ' To meet Father Coughlin’s reported objection that It is illegal tof make an election bet in Rhode Sweet potatoes easier 115-17- 25-3- 5 to "Called" to Test Truth 36-3- DENVER Aug 15 — week lower fat lambs 0 51-5- 4 Coughlin Bet Is 0: 51-5- S trailing 4-- -- s e t 10816 11325 10890 10827 10840 10527 short fed heifers 675-76grass 10500 heifers 650 down cows 475-60- 0 cows 10225 475-60475-55cutter bulk grades 10121 300-45- 0 Calves: for week 2000 steady f4 4 25-5- 0 on your own note ! Improvement Seen ' In Wool Market 0: 46-4- 8 1935 High 1935 Low Movement 1932 Low 11929 High 11927 Low Preferred (AP-USD- Activities of Girl Scouts are fewj with Camp Red Cliffe closed on August 8 prior to the opening of troop functions Mrs W P Stephens camp chairman reports the past season a successful 'one The number of girls attending camp in the past three years has shown a steady increase Following are reports of some camp activities: “What Girl Scouts do not love to go on long hikes? To me they are one of the things I love to do most in camp HIKE UP CANYON “One afternoon a few of us started on one of these hikes toward Red Cliffe hiking up the little canyon and going over the top Running jumping sitting and sliding we all came down in a mad scramble We plowed through jungles and walked along the edge of cliffs When we finally got down river we were hungry and thirsty so some of us hunted water Others stayed behind to rest after hiking two miles through jungles wading through rivers and many times falling in plowing our way through fields of stinging nettle Then after sating and resting we gayly started homeward ‘The last week at Camp Red Cliffe was one of the most excitThere jwere 68 ing this season 20 of these were in camp girls from Vernal Utah These giris possessed many projects such as nature signalling judging ani to-th- ' LOANS ‘The Pioneers went to Big Springs for an overnite hike The Sherwood unit spent the night in a meadow leaving the Pixies to take care of the camp Not to be outdone by the rest of the units the Pixies took a moonlight hika up the road WHOLE CAMP HIKES “On Thursday of the last week the whole camp went hiking Three hikes were chosen and each giii went on one of these The river and Red Cliffe hikes were short but interesting The river group hiked down the river a mile or two lunched and went back Most of them were pretty wet by the time they reached camp The girls that went to Red Cliffe practiced distance signalling with the girls that took the long hike The girls on the long hike went up and down mountains but they had a good time doing it Friday night was the big night $ A "final banquet with at camp — — BOSTON Aug 15 (UP) A graddecorations placecards and toasts ual improvement took place In the to a successful endmake helped Boston wool market during the past week the U S agriculture depart- ing to a real camp season ment reported today A continued fair demand for fine territory wools in original bags brought a distinct stiffening in prices Graded medium wools began to have a better demand in fleece and territory lines Combing medium Ohio fleeces were sold at cents in prices in the ranges 38-8 blood and the grease1-- for cents for blood blood and fine Delaine Staple PROVIDENCE R I Aug P)— Ohio wools were sold at 6 Jin Frederick L1 Jeckes of this the grease Demand was not gen- city today “called’ ’the Rev Charles 765 eral but It was the broadest for sev E Coughlin on his offer to make Prince Cons — 500 at 20 weeks eral an election wager on the comparaTintic Std— 450 at 515 tive vote-gettiabilities in Rhode Tintic Lead— 800 at 57—1000 at 52 Island of Governor Alfred M Lan-do- n Eureka Std— 500 at 107— 400 at canRepublican presidential at 100 110 didate and William Lemke Union -(- AP-USDA) -- $6 and $7 ds LOS ANGELES Aug 15— — Hogs: for week 800 25-4- 0 higher grain locals 1050-114- 0 feds 1125-120- 0 Cattle: 'for week 5200 steady to 25 hihger good to choice fed steers 815-91- 5 choice to prime load 935 short fed 725-80- 0 Mexican 510-67- 5 grass 625-70- 898 395 Buy and Sell UTAH POWER & LIGHT 87 Treasury Unch We 12 44-5- 4 - Aug 5 tations quiet equivalent to 4413 cents) OMAHA 0 BOND NEW YORK Aug 15 — (AP) — Bond BAR SILVER Aug 15 — (AP) — Bar silver 23s unchanged at 19 d (Sterling price 2 0 275-35- 0 0 4--4 LONDON n ewes 5 82-8- 9 3s 3s 5 ll 6 - sorts several cars feeders variously sorted at 650 three cars 129 lb Idaho ewes freight paid to coast 375 with 92 out at 250 few 2 cars culls 150 loads Idahos 300 trueked-ifeeders 600-70- 0 fat lambs 800-5with 765-77- 0 1 3 packing 775-85- 0 15-4- Studebaker Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing Trans American Union Carbide Union Gas Imp Union Oil Calif Union Pacific Union Aircraft United Carbon United Corp U S Rubber U S Smelter Kafir: nom 185-9Vanaoian Rye: nom Walgreen Barley: nom Warner Pictures CHICAGO Aug 15 — (AP) —Cash wheat: Western Union Telegraph No 2 red 113 No 1 dark hard 125 No A hard 122 No 2 hard 119-2- 0 Westinghouse Air No 1 yellow hard 116 No 2 Westinghouse Electric dark northern spring 130 No 1 mixed White Motors 115-18 Com: No 1 yellow 11$ Woolworth 2 No 3 112 No 3 334s bulk 1050-112- 5 — Hogs: 15— 500 unchanged compared Friday' last 37 0 week: butchers 170 lb up generally 56 higher except few extreme heavies highup under 170 lb lg only er sows steady to 10 higher stags and stock pigs strong to 25 up 6 12 Cattle 400 compared with Friday last week slaughter steers and she stock strong 18 to 25 higher bulls steady vealers and 22 calves strong to 50 higher stockers and 56 feeders Btrong to 25 higher butlks for week fed steers and yearlings 750-87lg several loads 880-9- 0 1117 lb weights 82 900 heifers 750-87- 5 strictly choice I8g 752 lb 890 bulk beef cows 425-50- 0 bulls medium cutter grades 325-4014 450-50top vealers practical 475-5731 5 few stockers and feeders 40 fleshy425-52-feeders yearlings 600-35 15 stock heifers mostly KANSAS CITS' Aug 15— (AP) — Wheat lower to 1 higher No 2 117 cars No 3 121-2- 2 dark hard 123-2- 5 3 No 2 hard 122-2- 4 No mom 116-2- 6 No- - 2 red 117-1- 8 No 3 nom 116-1- 8 Close: Sept 116 Dec 113 May 110 Com: 35 cars 1 lower to higher No 2 white nom 125-2- 7 No 3 125 No 2 yellow 115-1- 6 No 3 113-1- 4 No 2 mixed nom 113-1- 5 No 3 nom 112-1- 4 Dec Close: 110 Sept 97 May 94 lower to Oats: 10 cars higher No 2 white nom 42-4- 9 No 3 47 1 185-9Milo maize: nom 3V4s 15 — Hogs: 600 for week best local butchers 1140-6- 5 few up to 900 Cattle 40 for week 1911 very slow most classes fully 25 lower spots off more 30 head 1086 lb - driveln steers 625 -- one small lot good kinds 675 car 696 head Idaho heifers 600 bulk common and medium grass steers an’d heifers 450-60- 0 and medium bulk common few grass steers and heifers 450-60- 0 odd lots medium and good local Cows 450-60- 0 few odd lots medium and bulk cows supgood local cows 425-7- 5 250-400 ply cutter grades and common bulls 400-50- 0 best evalers 750-85- 0 common and medium calves 500-72- 5 Sheep: 6950 for week 43435 weak to 25 lower bulk carlot fat lambs 840-7- 5 26 10 ll yellow yellowl11-1No 4 yellow 110-1- 1 No 5 No 3 white 124 lake yellow 110 Oats: No billing sample grade 104-0- 8 43-443-44 4 No 3 white 2 white Soy beans: No 2 sample grade 41 yellow 141 Barley: No 2 malting 137 nom nom feed 55-9- 5 malting 125-3- 7 cwt Clover seed Timothy seed 620-2- 5 1700-2- 1 00 cwt Aug higher mixed kinds 0 sows - 10 -- 83-9- 25-4- 9 Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO Aug 15 — (AP) — Sudden upturns of wheat prices at Kansas City help- It If O ed to bring about late advances of more Remington Rand than a cent & bushel In Chicago today Republic Assisting the late show of strength Reynolds Tobasso B was a firmer tone at Winnipeg where Schulte prices were up about a cent from the Sears Roebuck day’s low points Previous sellers both of wheat and com made haste to reverse Shell their market f position and found offer- Socony Vacuum ings relatively meager World carryover reserve stocks of wheat Southern Calif Edison were estimated at 440000000 bushels Southern Pacific against 589000000 a year ago a reduc- Standard Brands tion of 149000000 bushels Standard G & E Wheat closed nervous l- above Standard Oil Calif Dec 111finish Sept yesterday’s oats un- Standard Oil New Jersey com advance 110 higher and provisions 2 Stewart Warner changed to cents to 20 cents down -- OGDEN 53 12 -- 658 n 22 2 41 16 2 53 International Nickel International T & T A new plan of weekly auctions of cattle at the Ogden Union stock-yarbeginning Thursday September 17 was announced Saturday by stockyards officials The sales which will be conducted every Thursday thereafter for a period of at least two months will apply to cattle only Including both fat and feeder animals Colonel E O Walters ' of Filer Ida will be the auctioneer and will conduct the sales In the auction ring in the coliseum building “All cattle must be consigned to commission firms operating on the Ogden market and shipments will be shaped up so they will be presentable in the ring ” declared D F Estes secretary of the stockyards company - HANDLED BY J FIRMS “All details connected with feeding and preparing of livestock for sale will be done by these commission firms who will receive shipments make payment of yardage charges collect monies paid for cattle in the ling and make settlements to shippers “This innovation has been made at the Ogden yards to afford an additional medium for the sale of cattle and to provide cattlemen with this means of disposing of their product which has proven popular in other parts of the country notably the middle western states “The' Ogden auction because of its location in the heart of the western producing area and because of Ogden's through rail connections witn all large consuming areas should prove popular with cattlemen and buyers alike It is not the intention of stockyards officials to substitute the auction form of selling livestock for the regular daily marketing procedure of private selling but to augment this form of marketing with the weekly sale thus providing an additional method for growers to dispose of their livestock” HOME FROM TOUR L M Pexton vice president of the stockyards company who has just returned from a trip through Utah and some of the larger cattle producing1 areas of Idaho reported stockmen are interested in this new means of marketing their cattle and are planning to ship some of their cattle to Ogden on the openeing date to test out the auction method of selling n 44 158 EARLY SELLING Kennecott While some the selling earlier (SS) Kresge in the week was attributed to feel- Liggett & Myers B ing that the 50 per cent boost in Loews reserve requirements for member Mathieson Alkali banks of the reserve system today & might influence money conditions the bond market did not appear to be perturced Bonds moved narrowly in quiet trading Leading commodities sag ged with grains mostly lower At the start of foreign exchange transactions the pound sterling was and of a cent higher at $502 the French franc was unchanged head of 1086 lb drlve-l- n steers brought $625 and 1 small lot of good kinds made $675 but the bulk of steer and heifer sales consisted of common to medium grassers which ranged in price from $450 to $600 A few lots of medium and good local cows rated at $425 to $475 hut the Week’s supply was mostly In the cutter grades and plain grassers 250 to $400 bulls went at $400 to $500 and the best vealers $750 to $850 Common and medium calves rated at $500 to $725 Hogs: An upward trend featured the week’s hog market and late sales were 25 to 40c above the close of last week Good and choice local butchers late went mosty at $1140 to $1165 and mixtures at $1050 to $1125 Packing sows made a range of $775 to $900 Sheep : The run of sheep and lambs for the week was counted at 43435 bead to compare with 54359 a week ago The market on lambs was around 25c lower The compared with last week’s level bulk of carlot fat lambs moved at $840 to $875 including a trucked-iband of 2000 bead which rated at $850 without These were sorted 300 freight benefit head 7 lb under average at $750 3 cars of 84 lb Idahos made $875 sorted 10 per cent at $825 Several loads of feeders during the week cashed at $765 to $775 3 cars of 69 lb Idahos at the top’s quotation were sorted 50 head 10 lb under average at $650 and 2 cats at $770 were sorted 70 head at $650 3 cars of 129 lb Idaho ewes went freight paid to Los Angeles at $375 with 92 head out at $250 A few loads brought $300 and 2 cars of Idaho culls In made the Odd lots of fat lambs $150 truck division went at $80 to $850 with Trucked-ifeeders at $600 to $700 ewes made $275 to $350 27 Firestone General Asphalt General Electric Geenral Foods General Motors Gold Dust Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern Railway Pfu Hudson Hupmobile International Cement Illinois Central International Harvester LISTED STOCKS U S Department of Agriculture The following la summary of the Ogden livestock market for week ending Friday August 14: Cattle and Calves: The cattle trade this week was very draggy following the slow pace which prevailed through most of last week Receipts numbered 1911 bead as against 1541 a week ago Lack of desirable quality was a factor in the dullness of the market and price reductions took place all along the line The general market was fully 25c lower and spots were off ’ more than this Thirty 31 ’ 15 1938 By STEPHEN BRAY Cerro De Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Northwest Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul 1 114 Chrysler 6 Columbia F & I Columbia G & E 21 12 Continental Oil 31 Continental Oil Delaware 66 Com Products Curtis Wright Delaware Sc Hudson du Pont El & Mus Electric Autolite Electric P L A Hogle Ss Co Saturday August WILL RE-OP- EH Stockyards Wi 1 1 Conduct Number of Girls At Camp First Sale of Series Red Cliffe Increases 17 September Steadily - Quotations Furnished by J MONEY TO LOAN SCOUT TROOPS RE AUCTIONED Opward Trend Featured In Hog Market Run of Sheep Down 28 Boeing Borden Burroughs Adding Machine Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 16 1930 CATTLE WILL DRAGS IN WEEK LAST SALE By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK Aug 15— (AP)— The stock market attracted sufficient buying to rally irregularly atr the week-en- d today and gains of fractions to -- more than a point predominated among the most active issues Following the selling wave in the preceding session liquidation dwinwas seen dled and short-coveriin some issues previously under moderate pressure But the rally was "'“I spiritless with a small turnover of wj 350000 shares The close was steady COPPERS ACTIVE Copper shares remained in the speculative limelight Demand for an assortment of motor accessory steel textile and industrial specialty issues helped import a better tone to the share list On the whole though the bull forces seemed disposed to mark time until the autumn outlook can be sized up better Some commentators accepted the letdown in railroad carloadings and motor output in the latest week as a signal for caution although the financial community had been expecting some slowing of the industrial pace after the resistance to seasonal recession displayed in July and early August A sharp break in shares of Philip Morris preceded announcement on financial news tickers of the death of thq company’s president Union Pacific American Telephone and du Pont also ignored the main trend toward higher prices In the forefront of rallying tendencies making gains of fractions to more than a point were Anacon da Kennccott American Smelting Chrysler General Motors American i Celanese Can Industrial Rayon Hiram Wa:ker United States Steel and Western Union Rails were mixed with New York Central up fractionally at STANDARD-EXAMINE- R J -- t 1 I |