| Show r MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 21 1930 STOCK MARKET Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations FAVORITES DIP THREE POINTS of Labor Problems Bonds Trail OGDEN Dec 21— Hogs 1026 steady with laat weeks close early top 975 on (By the A best drive ins mixed kinds 950 down to Air Reduction few 800 825 bulk sows T50-7- 5 Cattle: 830 moderately aetlve for dull Allied Chemical & Dye Mason early sales about steady good Allia Chalmers steers and heifers scarce few lots plain local steers 550-60- 0 few heifers 550 American Can 75 2 cars mixed Idaho cows and heifers American & Foreign Power 550 part load cows 450 best drlveln American Locomotive common and medium 370 American cows 460-50- 0 Radiator few bulls 425 cutter grades 200-35- 0 American Smelt & Refining 425-8- 5 American Steel Founders Sheep: 3100 nothing done early P) By VICTOR EUBANK I' NEW YORK Dec 21— (AP)— Led by the motors and steels recent 21— Hogs: 6500 opening slow mostly about steady to city butchers packers inactive Early sales 0 lb butchers up to 1010 to small killers packing sows about steady at DENVER stock market favorites today dipped fractions to around 3 points v Coppers and Specialties were resistant and a little buying support arrived fear several of the more depressed issues just before the finish at the but losses predominated close Transfers approximated 1800-00- 0 shares Offerings expanded in the final period following word from Detroit 1 that union forces had taken the first step toward organization of General Motors workers by asking for a conference with company executives STEELS RETREAT The Steels were in a retreating mood as fears were expressed labor problems might spread to this industry The American Iron 6s Steel Institute placed the current mill operating rate at 77 per cent of capacity of 22 points from last week The decline will be largely because of shutdowns for the Christmas holidays The rails seemed to feel better I for a time following their Saturday’s setback due to the interstate commerce commission’s adverse de' cision on extension of emergency ' freight charges They follbwed the rest of the market later Ahead the greater part of the session were Anaconda Kennecott ' Calumet 6s Hecla Inspiration Miami American Smelting Canada Graham-Paig- e Waukesha Dry Motors Mohawk Carpet Stone & Webster Electric Power & Light and Newport Industries On the downside were General Motors Chrysler U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck J I Case American Telephone Western Union Consolidated Edison American Water Works Westinghouse General Elec- trie du Pont Goodyear Allied Chemical Briggs Mfg Union Carbide Santa Fe N Y Central Union Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Pacific Bonds trailed stocks and commodities were mixed Foreign Currencies were quiet ' ' V Renewed hope for thq coppers was seen in the fact that despite the reopening of many mines and signs - 960 200-30- 0 850-93- 100-13- 5 5 700-85sows mostly 960 few 965 Cattle: 6500 fed steers and yearlings opening slow steady fed heifers scarce steady cows steady to strong bulls and vealers steady Stockers' and feeders in fed steers light supply fully steady 0 and yearlings mostly load 1185 lb 1140 load 1132 lb 1150 and 750-900 1182 lb 1160 fad heifers mostly few lotsbulk beef cows 425-52550-65few cutter grades 325-40- 0 bulls 460-52practical top vealers 850 few 900 stockers and feed 600-70er steers mostly few loads yearlings 750-8'Sheep: 3000 opening bids pn lambs fully steady asking 24 or more higher bulk sheepj and feeders scarce steady sorted native and fed wooled lambs bid 825-5best beld 875 and above ewes 400 down no feeders of consequence on offer small lots native breeding ewes 0 850-105- - 900-100- 0 0 5 5 0 5 0 450 LOS ANGELE8 Dec 21 Hogs: 300 including 140 direct-- - slow to 10 lower grain feds 1025-5steady 900-7locals Cattle: 2800 slow steady fed steers 800-82Texas cake fed 800 fed Mex icans 700-7stockers and feeders 650 75 cows 450 fed heifers 700-82625 cutter grades 300-42- 5 bulls 465-58- 5 Calves: 800 slow steady to weak stock calves slaughter calves 650-72(AP-USDA)- 0 5 5 5 5: 5 600-6- 0 500 heavy Sheep steady some held higher SOUTH holdovers 479 wooled lambs SAN FRANCISCO slow 820-3- 0 Dec 21 —Hogs: 1025 mostly steady 0 lb weights 1050 top and bulk few lb 1000-2mainly 1015 few 158 lb 1025 packing sows absent bulk eligible around 750 Cattle: 725 steers opening strong to d shade higher good 1108 lb California fed steers 885 load 980 lb short-fed- s 875 sorted 3 head 800 shortload desirable 995 lb Nevadas 850 about steady odd head fed heifers up to 765 few good range cows 600 load medium-goo- d 550 three' loads medium beef cowa 515 odd head good weighty bulls up to 600 steady Calves: 25 Nominally steady few vealers up to (AP-USD- 180-23- 235-27- 5 5 light-ligh- ts half-loa- she-stoc- 950 lambs opened fully steady 90 lb medium-pel- t California T60 lambs absent lb weights quoted up to 850 good' other classes absent ewes quoted up to around 350 for best Sheep: 375 deck medium-goo- d full-woole- d 70-8- 0 ' UNLISTED STOCKS CHICAGO Dec 21 calves 2000 14000 fed steers and yearlings steady to strong trade rather slow not much beef in run middle grade predominating only sprinkling toppy steers here stockers and feeders comand shortfeds mostly prise warmed-ueastern shippers selling at 750 down paying 1100 upward for fat cattle taking yearlings up to 1250 and 1400 lb averages to 1225 dressed market still under adverse Influence of poultry live steer market sharply higher than week 0 over ago today however mainly that low spot she stock also steady to strong: bulls strong to 10 higher and vealers mainly steady at 1050 down mostly few shippers vealers making 1100 Sheep 9000 including 800 direct fat J lambs moderately active early sales fully M C Copper 100 at 1125 eady to stronger aged sheep steady P C Con sno of on- - 500 at 21 1 good to choice native and fed western ' Sil K West 300 at 53 lambs 875-90- 0 handyweights held upto 925 and above slaughter ewes Tin tic Std 100 at 675 200 at ward 350-45mostly feeding lambs scarce 680 1050 at 685 900 at 690 Walker 100 at 210 100 at 212 CHICAGO Dec 21 (AP)— Lard tierces 600 at 215’ 1337 loose 1262 bellies 1637 ' Tintic Lead 300 at 65 1200 at 66: f600 at 67 1000 at 68 100 at 69 p 50-10- 5 By JOHN F BOUGHAN 0 - Eureka Std 100 at Lead Price Jumps Half Cent a Pound 155 -- O 105-051- 4 H s KANSAS CITY Dec 21 (AP)— Wheat: higher No 2 No 3 132-3- 5 3 nom 131-3- 7 9 No 3 Dec 129 May lower to 1 263 cars 1 2 dark hard nom 135-4No 2 hard 141 No No 2 red nom 136-3- nom Close: 135-13- 9 126 FUTURES CHICAGO Dec Open 9 21' (AP) Close Wheat — Dec May 137 131 139 133 118 116 July Corn — Dec 108 May new 104 old May 108 July 113 Corn: 31 cars unchanged to 1 higher No 2 white nom 117-1No 3 July new 101 nom 2 yellow 118 No 3 old 98 115-1No 2 mixed nom 114-1- 6 July Oats — No 3 nom 113 15 Close: Dec Dec 51 May-10- 7 1:15 May 50 2 lower No 2 white July Oats: 13 cars 5 6 No 3 54 Bom Soy beans— Milo maize: nom 195-20- 1 Dec 156 ? Kafir: nom 195-20- 1 May 157 nom 112-11Rye: x July 155 ' Barley: nom r Rye-- Dec 115-181-N- 110 106 104 103 o -- -- 54-5- 4 83-9- 2 o -- Markets cline Bonds — lower de- I South American J resist drop Curb— soft utilities weaken ' 52 51 45 158 158 156 saw NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP)—A a cent a jump of about one-ha- lf of in the lead marked pound price j an advance ' of industrial metals into the new week today last week Following mark-up- s leading producers posted new high prices Z for the jrecovery at 6 to 605 cents a pounw New York and 585 East St Louis These put quotations up to the level of Feb- I 51 50 45 156 156 155 -- ruary issues 158 157 156 Wheat lower European purchases tailed Com— higher: shorts active buyers Cattle —steady to strong Hogs — 5 higher top $1025 cur- ‘ ' 10-1- - BAB SILVER NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP)— Bar silver iteady and unchanged from Friday Dec at 45 18 O Dec lower 21 (AP)— Bar silver 6 at 21 iteady Price equivalent to 4708 cents) (sterling M- Mich ' - ONIONS ec: 21 (UP)— Onion mar-5-° ack I yellow Bid yellows 50 Ind whites wlcyell0W8 whites 75 11 38 6 42 172 172 General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern pf 23 14 32 51 40 64 31 27 : ?y? - CL - JAIIN United Press Staff Correspondent Chrlst-Yna- s VIENNA (UP)-Vien- na’s market looks back’ on a history of over seven centuries Ancient chronicles record how Margrave Henry surnamed "So help me God" 'rode into the Christmas -- market In 1226 to buy stiff brocade for his consort and toys for his many children and how he received homage as well as complaints from the market people These latter were curiously much similar to those of present day dealers — namely complaints about foreign competition by enterprising trader from Augsburg from the Netherlands and even from Great Britain who were not afraid of traveling the great trade route up the Rhine and down the Danube to sell their wares as far south as in Byzantium in Asia Minor and even in the Khalifs Mesopotamian empire ONCE ON 3MAIN STREET The' market was originally held on i the “Graben” which is now Vienna's main street - In the it was transferred half a mile from the center of the city to the "Hof r square where it remained till shortly be ' fore the World war theUpon complaints of shopkeepers in the neighborhood the market was then banished to the city’s periphery on the "Neuben-Guerte- l” A movement is afoot to bring it back to its old quarters however LACK OF CIIARM CITED Sponsors of this drive argue that it is much too far to take children to the Guertel and that the real Christmas charm can be found only amid the’ old barogue buildings of the inner city f while no such atmosphere exists among the cold modern apartment houses of the "Guertel" Kenneco it Kresge S3 5 Lambert Liggett and Myers B Loems i Lone Star Cement Mathleson Alkali McKesson & Robbins Miami Corporation Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash National Biscuit National Cash 29 23 11 40 WINTasfir ACREAGE RISES 5 12 29 24 10 C 100 i38 Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil Radio R K O Remington Rand Republic Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway St Louis San Franisco Schultz Sears Roebuck Shell Socony Vacuum Southern California Edison Southern Pacific 61 17 10 7 21 f‘26 Standard Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Stewart Warner : Studebaker Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sul Timken Roller Bearings Trans M Jnion Carbide ' Un Gas Implement Un Oil California e Union Pacific United Aircraft I United Carbon United Corporation United States Rubber United States Smelting United States Steel 56 41 2 2 92 26 15 29 39 15 8 39 65 17 13 WASHINGTON Dec 21— (API-Wi- nter wheat sown this fall for next year’s harvest was reported today by the department of agriculture to aggegate 57187000 acres compared with 48688000 acres sown a year ago from which 519013000 bushels were harvested this year The 1928-3- 2 average production was 622252000 bushels Abandonment of 1935 seeding was reported as 243 per cent of the acreage sown compared with 290 ?er cent abandonment of the 1934 the seedings and 126 per cent average 1922-3- 1 abandonment The condition of the crop on De cember I was '758 per cent of a normal compared with 7812 a year ago and 824 the December 1 average for the 10 years 1923-3- 2 Rye acreage was reported as 7 673000 acres compared I with 6- 547000 e year ago and the ctondi-tio- n of the crop 710 per cent of a normal compared with 691 a' year ' ago and 849 the average Last year’s crop was- 25554000 bushels and thte 1928-3- 2 average i 38212000 bushels The: acreage and condition of Winter wheat in important produc ing states Included: Montana 966000 and 64 Idaho 791000 and‘64 Washington 1226000 and 44 Oregon 660000 and 54 -- 38 71 16 100 14 23 123 27 85 f 6 ar U NEW YORK Dec 21 (UP)—The export copper market was firm today at 1125 cents a pound C I F European base ports The price was 5 points below the 6 year peak recorded Saturday Buying was ag 40-16- -- -- I -- 27-2- 8 roed-220- 30-3- wmbiS ta mm 30-3- 28-2- 9 30-3- 1 -- (1936) Butter CTjKH 27-2- 29-2- -- cotton 29-3- 1 NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP) — Curb tations: Am Sup Power Bunk H ic S Cents Sts Elec City Serv Elec B A B Elec BAS pf Hecla Nat Invest Nat P A L 6 pc pf Nlag Hud quo- 21-2- 2 receipts' 15427 extras 34 -- 34 creamery firsts ‘33-3i 2 99 7 3 27 4 79 18 3 85 16 35-3- 5 4 I 44 SUGAR NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP) — New high levels - for the season were established in all- of the later positions in the sugar futures market today on a con tinuation of Wall street and commission house buying Which seemed to be encour- aged by the firmness of the outside market Mch sold at 287 and Sept from Sunshine 20 294 to 295 or 1 to 3 points net higher Translux 4 and were ruling around these levels in Technicolor 20 late trading No 3 closed steady unchanged ' to Futures BUTTER AND EGGS 1 higher Sales 13200 tons Jan 287B SAN FRANCISCO — Dec 21 Mch 286B May 290B 'July 292B (UP) Dairy market: butter: 92 score 33 91 Sept 293B score 33 90 score 32 -89 score 31 Raw sugar was firmer and while the Cheese: fiats 18 triplets 17 spot price remained nominally unchanged prices flats at 3 77 new crop sugars advanced 3 medium 29 Eggs large 32 small points to 383 At the advance sales were 24 confirmed of 36000 bags of Philippine 1 (B-bi- Job-bi- 20-2- 1 60-d- ng ay SAN - DIEGO Cal (UP) —Wild desert country- over which soihi birds cannot cross has explored by three San Dieglj scientists who returned here from an expedition to Cantiflas canyon in Baja California 'Members of the party were L M Huey bird curator Charles F Harblson Lichty Along the eastern slope Of the main chain of the Sierra Juarez mountains the party found'' a stretch of land approximately '40 miles long bare of the usuail cactus growth forming a barrier to ' And-Phili- - the movements of birds such as the cactus wren which feeds on the 'fruit-o- f the: cacti’ r" ’ OLD CULTURE INDICATED Hie party reported finding traces of an ancient Indian civilization in the canyon t rWe believe there still are Indians living on the ridge of the canyon" Huey said "People couldn't live long in the canyon desert— the water holes are too far apart’ The explorers’ only guide Ito the canyon was ’ an approximate location found in a book published In 1875 Seven miles from their destination they wee forced tolaban-do- n their cars ’ and trucks although specially equipped' with high wheels for desert use and make the remainder Of the trip on foot through sand In which they sank' at every step 7 Main objective of the expedition’ was to obtain specimens’ of Ihe rare "blue palm” The men discovered the tree growing 10 or 12 miles south of the United States border anoint much farther north the scientists said than they have been found before ‘ — --H- STUDENTS RENT BICYCLES NEW WILMINGTON PaX(UP) -- Two Westminster college students have succeeded in business in a small way —while out their’ senior class carrying Studies Russell Leiby YoungstownJ Ohio and Richard Morris Warren Ohio — opened a bicycle-rentin- g bjbsiness With every purchase free --candy Have’ Your home radio repaired at They give free lessons to novices canes for the kiddies at Farrel’s Browning Chev Co Ph 190 We Service 18th and Wash have the most modem shop in town new equipment and expert Rehearsal — Last rehearsal of the service — chorus of 4000 which will ' sing Christmas eve in the L D S Salt Lake City tabernacle was held SunVday PROCRAMS ’ - FUNERALS - ne Genuine Ford anti-free$100 per gallon— Hunter Motor Co ze Book Speech— Mrs Dorothy Tan- ner will review the book "Making the Most Out of Life’' for the senior class of the L D S Twenty-secon- d -- m ward Tuesday at seven-The meeting will be held in the First ' ward hall p P MILLER Services for Andrew P Milled were held Sunday in the First PresANDREW byterian church with the Rev John Edward Caryer officiating George Young was organist Mrs riDC BLUE riETWORl J TONIGHT J Dinner Edition News ' — KLO— Wright's Garden of Melo- 6 :30—KLO— South Washlngtoi Puml-tu- re 9 eoo--KLO- — Bernice Tyree gave two vocal solos Co Active pallbearers were from the — Memories th&t Sndurft American Packing & Provision 0 :45—KLO Mt Ogden Mortuary company -- Among the honorary 7:00— KLO— Stray Hollister— Ut ah Pow-- er ds Light C0 pallbearers were directors of the Z:I5 — — ?LO Emporium Santa iClaus Utah Manufacturers association in7 30—N BC — Raleigh 6c Kool Show — 1 cluding President W R Pollock Jack Pearl Secretary S J Stephenson J F 3:00— NBC— Singing 8am— Wasjy prod- Whitaker Vem Tracy J J Neville 8:15 — NBC —Music Is My Hobby Roy Ashworth fmd Leslie Squires 2:5S£££ammeyer’ Hill Billies — NBC — To Be Announced The east side of the church was 9:00— NBC— Carols entirely filled by officers of the 9 : 15— KLO—Xmas Standard-ExaminSpot- chamber of commerce active anc llte 9:05— NBC— Steven’s Orchestra honorary pallbearers members o: 9:30— NBC— Hotel Grand Terrace Cafe the Weber club officers of the 9:45— Ezra— Miles Labor- Ogden Golf and Country club anc atory — a large number of business men 10:30— N2oneS8 Note! Orchestra NBC —Sanka Coffee Presents Hel from out of the city T Hayes In Bambl —Sn NBC — Deauville Club Orchestra The west side was filled by- - the 11:00 1 130— KLO— 8Ueut American Packing & Provision company employes and their fam TUESDAY ilies and the Child Culture club — 7:15 KLO— Breakfast Club Reuuest who had charge of the flowers Program After the services the body was 83J0— NBC —Press Radio News 8 :05—KLO— Mile returned to Lindquist & Sons’ mor- 8:10— High Seeds Program tuary where concluding prayer was 8:15— KLO— NBC— Viennese HUlghts Sextette offered today by Dr Carver The 8:30— NBC— Josh Higgins — 8:45— was KLO then to Stlmson taken a Salt Market Lake 8:50— NBC— body Program Aristocratic Rhythm City crematorium and mausoleum 9:00— KLO— Dally Reminder er NBC-Unc- le Red Capons— For Xmas Milk fed 1728 Burnett Groc 1168 Wash Ph Dance — A Christmas dance for children will be given in the L D S Fourteenth ward recreational hall Wednesday evening at seven o’clock I Have Your home radio repaired at Browning Chev Co We have the most modern shop in town new equipment and expert service Fire — No damage resulted when a box of rubbish caught fire tinder a stairway at a home at 266 Twenty-fifth- 1 street Sunday firemen reported today The blaze was caused ' by carelessness? they said Recklessness — George Dawson of 2662 Van Buren avenue was sentenced to pay a $15 fine or serve seven and one-ha- lf days in jail today in city court on a charge of reckless driving 20 Traffic Case— L of 569 Twenty-secon- d J Windsor 35 street for- ’ Buying Aggressive 3s 28-2- 9 Term Imposed — H Hay 37 of Brigham City received a sentence today In city court on a charge of drunken driving Police reported it was his second offense The World’s Best bum oil stove Is Genuine — Aberdeen Castle "Gate at a Coal Consolidated Quaker Ask GaSav phone 1072 King Coal Co 22nd Wall Ave Phone 446 Parking— Clyde Miller 22 of 717 Named— A J Seitz assistant traffic Twelfth street forfeited $1 today in manager of the Union Pacific and city court for improper parking H E J Hatch president of the East- O Strickler $3 of Wilson Lane man Hatch" company have been forfeited $1 for overtime parking named vice chairmen of the Salt Lake City chamber of Commerce Fine assortment of Sheaffer pen promotional fund campaign com- and pencil sets $295 to $1500 Packmittee er & Stevens Jewelers feited $1 today In city court for double parking Mart Firm Copper ' 43 86 75 27 38 16 75 45 142 24 63 - Hi-He- ) 10-ye- 49 2s 2s 2s 3l-3- New Law— The Provo city commission anticipates enactment of a merchant license ordinance today similar to those1 in use in Salt Lake City and Ogden Christmas 3S 2S 2s NEW YORK EGGS NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP)— Eggs 11522 firm mixed colors special packs METALS 34 standards 33 2 firsts dirt- NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP)— le No- - L 8 checks average Copper firm electrolytic spot and future 1100: I undergrades refrigerators special I Packs export 1140 Tin barely steady spot 30 standards 29 30 and firsts future 5165-7- 5 seconds 27 nearby 5205-1- 5 28 checks 23 Lead I 9 strong spot New York 600-0- 5 whites resale of marks 38 East St I premium Louis 585 Zinc firm East St Louis nearby and mldwestera premium spot 545 future 555 Iron quiet No 2 mark specials 36 exfob eastern Pennsylvania 2150 Buffalo change standardsexchange 35 fancy mediums Alabama 1550 Aluminum 1900-- 1 eluding premiums 0 exchange um 1 Antimony spot 1275 Quicksilver (Including premium pullets) 6300-950- 0 Platinum 4800 Wolframite Pacific coast Jumbo and premiums 38- 1500-5- 0 139 pacific coast specials 3544-3- 6 pa- I cl1® coast standards 35- pacific coast mediums 1 pacific coast waw browns extra fancy 35 pullets O TW sold j nearby and western special packs 34- vTP)—?iY l 1 Uns!I 88 Pen® J 34 duck eggs nearby mediums v s to 1 i i41 billlns 7 J000 tr large fancy 38 other nearby large caturaay fancy 36 ’ I 4s 3s 3s 38 3s 3s 3s 260 partly graded 242 used Frlgldaire lor sale Osteopath—Dr Bauman 406 Eccles Cheap guaranteed Easy terms 3843 Bldg Telephone 3230 Res Tel’: Boyles One - National Dairy National Power & Light New York Central NY NH & H North American Aviation North American Northern Pacific Packard 2S ’ ( ( (AP-USDA)- -- Fri-densti- f y: ” 1 (AP-USD- lli is $1 $20 is a clerk today granted a marriage Finance 212 license to James Leonard Weils 21 Brigham City and Reta M 20 Ogden Pensions— Employe forms issued King at the Ogden postoffice under the No License— Dale Pall IB of social security act total 6206 ac South Weber was sentenced to pay count numbers established 4294 j a $5 fine or serve two and one-ha- lf and employer forms 1100 days in Jail today in city court for We Still Have a complete line of driving an auto without a state Christmas cards Chugg Art Shop operator license Why Be Satisfied with anything Closes— Twin Falls Ida plant of but the best? Bum "Utah Chief! the Amalgamated Sugar company coal Phone 666 Ellis Fuel Co ended its run Saturday It sliced 132500 tons of beets Ball Left— W H Greenwell 22 Make Lincoln White your jgweler of 2428 Monroe avenue forfeited $10 today in city court when he failed Xmas gift headquarters Famous to answer a charge of driving withfor values A small deposit will hold out a state operator license Rites — Funeral services for Mrs License — Weber County Clerk Elsie Lant Kerr 60 mother of KenLawrence M Malan issued a marneth1 Kerr Ogden were being conlicense late Saturday to Philip riage ducted today in Payson Gorder 22 Morgan and Lola EgWith every purenase S 6s H gleston 19 Eden Green Stamps Henry's Service 21st In Yards—Ed Kelley 28 of Og& Wash den John Strong 32 Minnesota Funeral —Services for Martin Car- and George Williams 38ten-da-of Nebrasy susrol Dalton 70 brother of Orson Dal- ka each received a ton Ogden were held Sunday aft- pended sentence today in city ernoon in the L D S Circleville court for trespass’ They were arrested in the local railroad yards ward chapel iW Christmas market has natlong ceased to be an affair urally' 62 grown-up- s for Few husbands 12 would their wife’s of think buying 69 H clothes therev 28' I — But the present Christmas mar18 a is ket Talk of real Town — Ask your for children The paradise 105 with manifold toys with trumpets neighbor about Simple Simon Stok62 dolls and with wooden horses and er manufactured and sold by 62 miniature Co 570 West 24th St kitchen tools and above 40 all with plenty of cheap- candy in Phone 2845 for particulars- 12 all conceivable colors 13 Fair — Two more days of fair 23 weather in Utah is the promise of 57 U the S weather bureau which 15 discourages hopes for a white 31 International Harvester International Nickel International Tel & Tel J 38 18 1 22 98 e Hudson Hupmobile Illinois Central Penney 8 — 18th-centur- 67 5 40' — ‘ IDAHO FALLS Dec 21 — Woolworth 117 115 115 May Shipping point information for Saturday 113 : 110 112 4 05 July Upper valley: carloads fob cash track 107 100 106 to dealers: russets US 1 180-19- 0 Barley— r gressive An BONDS Dec occasional medium size or ordinary quality The domestic ’market was fairly 94 — Dec YORK 21 NEW Bond quo(AP) lower Best available mosUy 185-19- 0 May 86 tations: active and unchanged at 11 cents Lar- dAn occasional higher offer for exceptional 47-5- 2 12115 Dec cars a delivered An occasional sale 1345 bakers also pound 43-41345 5 10924 Jan er U S2 mostly 130 A very few high1345 scat1340 44-5- 4 1345 4s 11521 Mch 1362 tering sales lower an occasional late sale 1362 1380 40-5- 4 June F 10724 or open mug pack higher Cash to growers May 1390 43-4- 7 1385 1395 11022 bulk cwt: July 1412 per sufficient 1412 1415 scarcely 41 10824 Bellies — at various points to quote as an trading estab44-4- 6 10921 ‘ district Dec lished market for the 1625 46-4- 9 1625 10818 Jan Twin Falls-Burle1630 carloads fob cash 49-5- 2 1830 107417 track to dealers: russets US 1 175-18- 5 -3s 46-4- 8 10720 NEW YORK Dec 21 best mostly 180-18- 5 Potatoes US 2 127-13- 0 51-55 10529 steady Long Island 735-27- 0 (UP)— Cash to growers bulk per cwt: too few 3s bag state 55-6- 0 10322 738-271 some southern 200 sales at bo£ Maine 45-4- 7 points to quote A few at 1063 225-25- 0 bag box Idaho 275-32- 5 others Russets US 1 mostly 150-16- 0 box Ber48-5- 1 10325 muda 700-90- 0 US 2 100-10- 5 bbi 4 10222 Sweet potatoes steady southern basket 56-5- 9 I 1024 50-6- 5 southern bbi 50-7- 5 Jersey basket CHICAGO Dec 21 Farm Federal PotaMortgage 0 toes: 124 on track 263 total US ship- 3§ 10515 Dressed poultry steady chickens 13-2- 4 ments Saturday 520 Sunday 34 steady 3s 49 10427 BOSTON broilers 13 27 fowls 10-2- 3 21 best rather 64 Fine applies ApVSDA) russets light demand 10523 ducks western 15-1- 7 L L ducks 17-1- 9 territory w0oni were fairly good other stock demand slow Home Owners Loan hags i quoted higher In the Boston market today I sacked per cwt Idaho russet burbanka 3s A 52 70416 U Live poultry steady geese 12-1- 6 turtocrMet - buying late US No 1 245-8- 5 255-7- 0 US 2 8 49 mostly 10227 1 roosters 10 ducks 13-1- 6 keys 14-2200-0- 5 42-4- 4 No 2 russet burWashington 10217 11-113-1i 8 7 Bulk short French combing fine tern banks US No 1 - fine fowls broilers quality large 310 state whole milk held Cheese quiet LOO-- 1 Colorado red mcclures US No 1 n°ryn wools in 32-3- 3 LONDON 29: 5- MjcmtWy cost on $10 $100 js $3 Sentinel Eccles Bldg Ph 472 $2 I 41 Eastman Electrical & Musical Electric Autolite Electric Power & Light Erie Firestone Electric White Motors 117 5 Chicago 1 115 122 44 16 68 14 ! Chrysler Coca Cola Columbia Fuel & Iron Columbia Caa & Electrlo Comwh & Sou pf I Consolidated Oil Continental Baking A Continental Oil Delaware Corn Products Coty Cuban American Sugar Cudahy Curtiss Wright Delaware & Hudson Du Pont Warner Pictures Western Union Tel' Westinghouse Airbrakes Westinghouse Electric hlled i 61 3 Vanadium V algreen 51 51 45 exchanges— steady Foreign sterling eases Cotton— quiet liquidation commission bouse selling to 6°° French sacks comWn!fiin&1'veraBwools Sugar — higher Wall street buying were sold territory at 103-0Coffee — quiet steady Brazilian markets scoured basis in original bags Q 1930 Finer Wools Spurt On Boston Market In Brief i NEW YORK Dec 21 (AP)— Stocks — heavy motors steels lead 1 ioo 6 CHICAGO Dec 21 (AP) — Cash wheat com No 1 hard 140-4- 1 No 3 mixed 110 mainly white No 4 mixed 103-0- 3 No 2 yellow 110 old 3 yellow 107-1- 0 No 4 114 No No 3 white 110-1- 2 yellow 102-0- 8 No 4 white 108-1- 0 oats No 1 No 2 white 53-5- 5 white 53 55 No 3 white 52 rye No 1 128 No 3 soy beans No 2 yellow 158 No 4 yellow 157 barley yellow 157 nom feed 60-8- 8 nom malting 100-4- 0 0 cwt new 560-8- 5 timothy seed 585-61-2400-3100 cwt clover seed cwt '142" 70 170-19- 0 0 lb 140-17- 0 5 lb ' Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO Dee 21 CAP) — All future deliveries of com climbed more than two cents a bushel today reaching new peak prices for the season and helping lift other grains December corn contracts led thf ' up- turn of prices with active buying on the part of previous speculative sellers The buying spurt however failed to last and gains mostly failed to hbld At the close corn was unchanged to higher compared with Saturday’s finish Dec 109-wheat May new 14- Dec 13814 down May 13214- oats unchanged to 14 up and provisions varying from 15 cents setback to a rise of 2 cents 25 13 big packers inactive practical early top C & O 9 SO for choice 210 lb Up few lots Northwestern 985 and 990 to traders good and Chicago choice lb 965-8lb C M St P three-month- s’ -- 85 33 21 26 71 31 26 29 44 (AP-USDA)- ‘that output will be boosted further world 'stocks of the red metal at the end of October represented only GRAIN SO 14 '15 Calumet Hec Canadian Dry OMAHA Dec 21 Hogs 10000 butchers rather slow around Canadian Pacific steady with Friday weights below 200 Case lb predominating shippers liberal buyers T80 lb down pigs and sows active strong Cerro de Pasco ear o 51 29 67 Atlantic Ref 0 925-6- - By F 9 5 I o Tel & Tel Tdbacco B Water Works Wool COAST Christmas Market Dates To 1226 Perhaps Even Earlier 43 24 91 64 180 96 24 0 ‘ supoly on the basis of present demand Exoort copper to- day was pushed up to another new top Railroad statisticians thought an increase of from 6 to 10 per cent in ’freight traffic will be necessary to offset the loss of surcharges which expire at the end of this' month Business news over the" week-en- d failed to stir the market either way While holiday retail sales were t cheering in some quarters it was felt comparisons with last year v might be less striking than ex ' pected Sterling was off Is of a cent at $491 at the beginning of foreign exchange transactions The French franc was 0014 of a cent lower at 466 cents ' — f 7 ALL LIFE SHUNS RANDOM REFERENCES YULE DISPLAYS 112i steady Bulk trucked in lambs 775-82- 5 Baldwin Locomotive pf top 835 carlots held around 850 and Baltimore & Ohio pf above slaughter ewes Yearlings 650 200375 few lots feeder lambs 78075 Barnsdall Cattle: 4000 includes 100 through Bendix Aviation and to dealers Killing classes steady sev- Bethlehem Steel eral loads fed heifers 900-95fed steers held around 1100 few range heifers 625 Boeing' 1 odd lots cows 425-60- 0 cutter grades Borden 300-40- 0 extreme top vealera 960 bulls Burrough Add Mach 450-52Stockers and feeders slow California Packing steady to weak early sales 550-75& i ’ American American American American Anaconda 76 222 71 Sheep: 5500 opening sales trucked In fat lambs strong No car lots sold asking Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe strong to a shade higher early bids Auburn j o Dec 175-25- x 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R New York' Stocks VIENNA'BOASTS 7 CENTURIES OF LAST SALE! LIVESTOCK Quotations Furnished by J A Hogls & Co ' Monday December 21 1938 LISTED STOCKS Steels Drop Under Threat : THE OGDEN Furn or Unfurn Extra choice Phone Duplex Apts 1625 ’ For Theft — Clyde Galligher 30 of Denver was sentenced to ten days in the city jail today by City Judge Hyrum A Belnap for petty larceny To Wed— The Weber county SETH E THOMAS Services for Seth E Thomas were held Sunday afternoon In Larkin 6s Sons’ drawing room with Pres-de- nt Samuel G Dye of the L D Mount Ogden stake' conducting Music was furnished by Mr and !Mrs Reed GammeU Miss Violet Banford and Miss Carma Douglas Invocation was offered by Bishop 3arl S Paul and benediction was pronounced by President Dye The speakers ‘were School Supt W Karl Hopkins the Rev John W Hyslop Pres Alva L Scoville Theodore Nystrom and President 'Dye ' Interment was in Ogden City cemetery E A Larkin dedicated the grave The Relief society and Daugh-er- s of Utah Pioneers had charge of the flowers Among the many friends who at -- ended the services were members of the first football team of the University of Utah of which Mr Thomas was quarterback including Theodore Nystrom’ Fred Poulson Harry Kimball and Alonzo E Hyde - 4 Village Has First Physician In Years n ALBERT D ROKES Services for Albert Daniel Rokes who died Friday evening at his home 682 Eighth street will be held Tuesday at two o’clock in the Mount Ogden mortuary with Bishop Rulon Peterson officiating Friends may call at the mortuary this evening from six o’clock and time of services’ Tuesday until At the ' corner of Thirty-sixt- h street and Washington avenue from until two o’clock Tuesday street buses Will be met to take to the mortuary those who have no transportation ’ GRAFTON N Y (UP)— For the first time in many years this upstate community boasts a physician He is Dr Kura Messing who left ills native country Germany when the Nazis came into power Dr Messing is a specialist in diseases He expects to establish a sanitarium here believing the climate is beneficial to tubercular lar patients 4 Italians May Bury Bread In Cellars one-thir- 9:15— NBC —Vagabonds 8 :25— KLO— Radio Studios Musi & 9:30— NBC— Vic and Sade— Criscri Notebook 9:45s— NBC— Edward MacHugh the Gos- f pot-ll- te pel Singer 9:59 —NBC— Time Signal 10:00— KLO— Arlington The Home Beautiful 10 :05— NBC— Honeyboy and Sassafras 10:15—KLO— General Electric’s lano Twins — Ed Barry and Marian Covey 10:30— KLO— Standard-Eiamln10:35— NBC— Morning er Concert Marshall’s Mavericks ll:0O--NBC- 11:15 — NBC — Food Magician 11:30 —KLO— Lienhardt Drug Stores on’ Soloist 11:45— NBC— Dot and Will 12:00— KLO —Lincoln White— Movie ry Go Round— Movie Gossip 12:15— KLO—Martha Washington Can- the Air 11 :35—KLO— dles 12:30-KL- O— Noon Edition News' 12:45— KLO— Reliable Furniture 12:50 — NBC— Western Farm and Home pany— Vocalist Hour Com- 1:30— NBC— U 8 Marine Band 1:45— NBO —Have You Heard 2 :00 —NBC —George Hesseberger’s phofifro 2:30— NBC— Happy Jack 2:45 — NBC — Young Hickory— Serial ' Your Health 3:00-NB- C— 3:30 — NBC — The Dictators 3:45— NBC— Gale Page a 4 :00—KLO— Boyles Round Up 4:15 — NBC — Animal Closeupe 4:25— NBC — Press Radio News 4:30— KLO—1 Thrift Parade 4:45— NBC— Joan and the Escorts 5:00— NBC— Donald McGlbney 5:15— NBC— Ray 5:30 —KLO — Man- - Harrington on the Street 5:45— KLO — Red DevU Coal Company ’ Program 5:50— KLO— C W Cross— "Toytom fVftlAtfilA 6:00— KLO— Dinner Edition News ty FUNCHAL DIRECTORS LARKIN MORTUARIES Ogden Salt Lake City Brigham City and Los Angeles Phone 821 ROME (UP)— Plans for storing 468 24tb St Ogden 549 wheat and other grain in underKLRKENDALL-Darlinground depots for protection In Phone 150 529 event of air raids have been submitted to the Ministry of Agricul-Uur- e FLOSIIST g 25 tb Mortuary Street 5057 AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL 2955 Ave Phone 1240 Washington for MchAprii shipment and 18000 bags 5597 to an operator for April-Ma- y eration Refined was unchanged at 480 for fine granulated with a fair withdrawal demand reported DUMKE FLORAL 1600 Grant Ave Cut flowers plants funeral flowers 3264 Phone 125 44 The University of Utah campus Ogden City Floral- Co now consists of 153 acres 2277 Washington Ave Ph 2GS$ ’ uitb IX A NEW SHCW by Gustavo Luraschi president of the Fascist Bakers’ Fed- ' ‘kimr and cuff urn TCMmT CORSET'S ORCHESTRA KLO 7:30 pm Sent by ClALEIGH ad ICOL CIGARETTES “1 1 |
