Show Salt Lako Mining Stock Quotations STOCK MARKET Quotations Furnished fcj POINTS LOWER J Rorla & Co (Thursday June 20 1940) IN OUIET TRADE -- By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK June Neither war nor peace bulletins inspired buyers in today's stock market and quotations generally j pointed lower Inconsequential price jehanges ruled in the forenoon although rails and utilities exhibited mod inclinations bteeis erate rising leaned backward aircrafts and and at the close after mid-da- y Transfers for the five hours approximated 600000 shares! Nomination of Republican stalwarts Col Frank Knox and Col of Henry L Stimson as secretary the navy and war respectively was a debatable market factor Handicaps were observed in the lack of details regarding the German armistice offer to j France the gloomy broadcast of I Premier Petain to the French people arguments as to the ability of jthe British to eventually beat the Nazis and fears of rapidly rising taxes Home business news on the other hand remained favorable Douglas Aircraft dropped more than 3 at one time and Glenn" Martin was off 2 or sol both at new lows for the year Backward also were U S Steel Bethlehem Sperry united Aircraft Chrysler American Uan iuasiman Jtvoaa Ar "Pnnr American Smelting Kn- necott Standard Oil of N J and AP— 02 00 04 01 25 17 01 01 East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily j Eureka Standard Gold Chain Grand Deposit Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch - Park 22 05 05 10 01 CdS6 03 20 39 02 160 200 03 25 13 30 10 02 01 01 Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver 4 King Coal 400 425 33 29 Silver King West 01 Silver Chield 00 01 Sioux Mines 05 02 South Standard 01 00 Tar Baby 00 01 V Tintic Central MITLLIN FRANKLIN 15 10 Tintic Lead By CHICAGO June 20 (AP— Wheat prices Tintic Standard 205 285 than fluctuated within a range of more above 00 00 Utah Cons a cent a bushel today alternating fin80 75 Walker and below previous closing levels and the session West Toledo i 01 ishing at small let losses for caused modLess favorable crop reports i 03 02 but the Yankee erate buying around 01 04 advance could not be held and most trad- Zuma ers were inclined to stay out of- the market UNLISTED STOCKS as much as possible because of uncerj abroad tainty regarding the situation Bid Asked Wheat closed unchanged to Vi cent lower- compared with yesterday's ifinishj July AmaL Sugar pfd 640 680 corn Con 78i g 78c September 78478c 215 185 Wagon j 61 Mi © 62c unchanged to 4c off Jul rower U I Sug com 107 125 u September oac oais ic U I Sug pfdi 900 850 higher & Lt 7 pfd!57 00 5900 Ut Pr June 2J) (AP)—" N© eash Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd5200 CHICAGO 5500 ' j wheat M Z C L 3850 4300 1 No yel74 c$ Corn: No 1 mixed 62 low 654 67c sample grade i 63Vc Sales To 12:30 p m " No S mixed sample Oats: 34cj 37c: No Chief Cons 600 at 26c grade 33c: No 1 4white 35 3 35?35Ac No Condor Gold 5000 at sample grade 34e j 34 U- (fi)ZVie Grand Deposit 2000 at Barley: Malting 54® 60c nominal feed Moscow 2000 at 2c 40 48c nominal New Park 500 at 37c 70 at 41c 08 !'- GRAIN 3 mid-sessi- I L lclc J General Foods General Motors Goodyear Graham Paige 17c Graded firsts ceipts 14 c No 13 1717c current c 14 1 c 16Mi16c:3 mediums 4 11 7 iva 30 4 1 14 aia 43 21 3 7 3 s 4 7 Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Dairy National Power & Light New York Central N Y N H & H North American Avia North American Northern Pacific 39 4 18 13 7 11 - average dirties 13V FUTURES June 20 (UP) — Grain range ! CHICAGSO Whites: Resale of premium imarks 21 i Wheat— extra nearby and mldwestern 19Vfe Open specials 22 Vt c premium marks re78V4 July 21c specials 19c standards 78 sales of exchange to fancy heavier med- Sept Dec 179 iums 18 21c mediums Corn— Pacific coast whites: Jumbo and prem62 26i4c July iums 27?29c specials 25 20 mediums 60 standards Sept 24c 01 Low 77 78 78 Close 78 78 79 57 63 60 58 61 59 57 61 59 57 31 29 30 32 30 30 31 29 30 31 29 30 High 78 17c 794 t 1617c 79 I 20 "22!22c C Browns: 3£e 19 cials 19c 16V17c :' Dec Nearby fancy to sextra fancy nearby and mldwestern! spestandards 17ic mediums Oats-J- uly Sept Dec Ky METALS Sept Dec Soy beans77 July Oct 73 i NEW YORK June 20 (APi — (Copper: Barely steady electrolytic spot Connecticut valley 1125 ©1150 export fas N 11251137 Firm Y 41 43 45 July 42 44 46 41 43 45 414 77 73 77 77 73 73 43 45 73 Tin: spot and nearby 5500 forward 5262 r Lead: Steady spot New York 500® 505 East St Louis 485 BONDS Zinc: Steady East St Louis spot and NEW YORK June 20 (AP) — Bonds: forward 625 TREASURY ' Quicksilver: 19800® 2OOO0 113 Pig iron aluminum antimony platinum 6 10931 Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite 3s 1 I 3s 46-4- 4 48-4- unchanged 3 Us 2 s j POTATOES 3s S 52-5- 55-5- 2s 2s 2s 2s J June 20 ( A DA)— Potatoes: Arrivals 270 on track 110 total V S shipments 1007 supplies moderate for California long whites demand moderate market about steady for southern stock all variety demand light makert fairly steady California long whites U S No 1 $200?i215 California Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 5245 j CHICAGO 3S 3s 0 110 1 10713 1062 10529 1063 60-5- 5 59-5- 6 63-5- 8 65-6- 0 FEDERAL FARM MORT 64-4- 49-4- ls 11020 1051 49-4- 6 4 4 HOME OWNERS 47-4- LOAN 5 TWETTYvFIVE YEARS h 1073 1076 10118 --3 Ktwti We take pleasure in announcing THE SILVER ANNIVERSARY of the founding of the firm of j I ' I 9 e: United Carb Union Oil Cal union Pacific Union Aircraft united Carb union Corporatio n Union Gas Imp U S Rubber U S Steel Vanadium Walgreen Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph western Air Western Electric White Motors Woolworth FUNERALS - COAST GUARDS BUSIEST SCENE 68 of i tUJr')— ugi tc ON ARSON RAP dory had been at hand the boys could have been saved and as there were many yacht clubs in the section the summer service began Last season the men at the City Point station assisted 366 persons boats nnd hauled 200 capsized ashore and on one Sunday after noon the entire crew was kept busy with their four speedboats as 25 boats capsized Even the cook left his galley to rescue two twelve-year-oboys The floating station is towed to position each year about the first of May and from then until the watch is last of October a One man always is maintained in the tower of the station and re cords all activity in the area ld 24-ho- ur 8 31 Dividend Suspension 1NtW Y°RK June 20 (AP) — Directors of Holly Sugar Corp decided yesterday esume dividends on common n? at this time despite the Improvementstock In earnings for the past fiscal year "in view of the existing unsettled situation in both sugar and general world conditions" G W Repettl executivet vice president defended the decision at the stockholders' annual meeting by saying that t1 ?" th'nK directors felt the company should have mors about $1125000 working capital on hand The company last 25 cents a share la December 1938paid SUGAR - I U A f tI :ij-y- ! ft 4 I t ft 'j I I II ' ! I I I I I III I I I I JJ ( i !U ! I J i '! III ! (I ! I t I II! I 111 H ft i 28e I f I f f J if MJ $17T5®1800 ADDroved— Request for permis sion to construct a $20000 lodge building in Price has been okehed hv TTtah State Elks association and forwarded to the national of fices Dan Truck Casters-and-IIan- d Wadman 371 23rd St Phone 349 (adv) Survivor— Asael Osborn of is amone survivors of Mrs Idaho Abbie Bird 79 Rexburg resident who died" Wednesday She was Mr Osborn's siater She rlnlmftd to be the second white in the vicinity of rhiM born Hyrum ui! Coh & - 30-Ju- ne rfe M Installed— L W Nims former siinrintndent of Ogden division Co - and TTfoU w lrUA Pnww anrl Liffht how liaison officer for the com TIIEA J KNUDSON nnnv In the national defense pro in for Thea Josephine Services office his has gram R94 opened conducted Wednes Salt Knudsonwere building rnTYi Karns j S Seventh ward D in L the day Lake City chapel by Bishop A W Porter wre Denied— The state public serv- The prelude and postlude The Robertson Irene denied by played commission Wednesday ice were Annie Brian vocalists which Myr a rehearing on an action by common motor carrier tle Price and Arta Blakely accom it granted Fuller-Toponcompany panied by Miss Robertson rights to Speakers were Bishop Porter for service from Salt Lake City H B Seybert representing the C to northern Utah points Globe Mills William Moore and The invocation Miles L Jones For Marriage— Salt Lake coun- was William W Shaw offered by license ty has granted a marriage the and benediction by pronounced 28 Ogden to Roney Karl Inama was in the Interment Farr John 25 Anderson and Von Elizabeth President Ogden city cemetery Salt Lake City William A Budge dedicated the grave Flowers were in charge of License— Howard Vanderwood the Relief "society 26 Malad and Donna Hancock and Seventh ward members of were pallbearers 18 Downey have obtained a marand emof the Pythias Knight riage license from the Bannock ployes of the Globe Mills county clerk in Pocatello Idaho THOMAS E BLACK of Speaker— Joseph E S Evans Services for Thomas Edward French Black who died Ogden former L D Tuesday noon of miss-iopresident will speak on a heart atack'will be conducted war conditions in France tonight Friday at ten a m in Lindquist at eight o'clock' in Clearfield & Sons' chapel by Bishop Frank meeting at North Davis C Simmons of the L D S Second junior high school ward Interment will be in the cemetery in Springville Evergreen Death— Sakutaro Baba 57 Lay-to- n Friends may call at the mortuary farmer died Wednesday in a this evening and Friday morning Salt Lake hospital Services will until time'' of services be conducted Friday and Sunday in Intermountain Buddhist temple Salt Lake City ENZIE ANN CURTIS Award— Gale Keyes of Ogden Idaho June 20 (AP)— BOISE was awarded a half scholarship nn Curtis 78 who Enzie Mrs Dean to the University of Chicago lived many years in Kemmerer George A Works chairman of thej will be buried in nearby an- Wyo committee1 on scholarships ' Evanston '' nounced Kenzie died Wednesday in Mrs she where Boise For Marriage— Leo Virgil Mil- home since 1910 had made her ler 22 Bear River City and Edna She leaves three daughters a Bott 16 Brigham City have ob- son" and a sister Mrs J L Cheese tained a marriage - license from Box Elder county clerk 'V' S FUNERAL HUSH FOR PHILADELPHIA — AsPHILADELPHIA (UP) LARKTN MORTUARIES sistant Police Superintendent Guy Ogden Salt Lake City Brigham Parsons has announced that every City and Los Angeles Phone 821 St Ogden effort will be made to preserve 643 quiet in Philadelphia Among innovations along this line at the KIRENDALL - Darling Mortuarv 5057 bL national Republican convention Phone 150 will be the absence of police siFLORISTS rens when important figures receive motorcycle escorts Materials STYLISH Huge "feed bag pockets attached to the belt are used to trim Priscilla Lane's navy blue linen dress It has a full skirt ' and whit linen cellar and euf Is i PROGRAMS I j IDC DLUE 1ETY0RK j ! — 529-25- th - 12c M Join our beginners' band $100 inper week supplies lessons and (adv) strument Glen Bros - 98-l- i Sawtooth Salmon forests the He is expect Challis Caribou and ed to return June 25 by therein Ten dollarsdrawings ($1000) deposit in the form of a Certified Check made" lian Thatcher and a solo by Mrs payable to the Treasurer of the Unit"-is required to obtain plane Maryxj:--- Farley accompanied by Les- - states specifications at the above office Published June teL : Julyli 4130" The invocation was offered by 15 1940 James R Beus and the benediction puoBATE AND Q UAiiDlANSILLP NOTICES pronounced by Money unnstenson Speakers were Bishop Earl S PaulOwen Ridges Bishop Stanley RobCounty Clerk - or the Ro bins and Charles Empey Jr Signers for Farther spective Interment was in Ogden city Information cemetery The grave was dedicated NOTICE TO CREDITORS by Lawrence H Sessions Cousins Estate of Richard Viree Stubbs de- of the decedent were pallbearers and members of his graduating ceased class from Ogden senior hirh I vicvuMuv wiu yieeu claims witn school were honorary pallbearers I Newhouse building salt Lake City Flowers Were in charge of memDers utan on or oeiore the 31st day ox J£& w of the Mount Ogden and Seven- Administratrix oforthe Estate of RicV"' teenth ward Relief societies ara virge etuDDs Deceased Moyle Richards & McKav Attornt JOHN OINGEBRETSEN for Administratrix 1940 Published May Largely attended were the serv 4100 ices conducted for John Olaf Inge NOTICE TO CREDITORS in bretsen Wednesday afternoon the chapel of the Kirkendall-Dar- m district court op the ling mortuary by the Rev John second judicial district within W Hyslop Episcopal minister of and FORgraE countyof weber Salt Lake City Mr Ingebretsen? In the matter of the estate of WM one of the leading painters and weaver also known as WM weav- t decorators operating in Ogden for thir nearly a half century died at his jwlth vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of Beeder and WaUace home Monday morning One solo was sung by Mrs Ethel — to 14" lueul Lowe and a duet was sung by 1940 WILLIAM D WEAVER Mrs Low and Mrs Eliza Peter- Petersen Mrs sen with playing of Wm weaver also known v Wm Weaver jr Deceased the accompaniments as well as I the prelude and postlude The flowAttorneys for Administrator er committee was selected from 512 uccies Building omnno tVi T?nvnl 'N'plff'h'horii find Ogden Utah W 20 27 July 4 toe Pythian Sisters under direction Wished June of Mrs Earl Branstiter and Mrs Amil Johnson From the Knights of Pythias and the Modern Wood men of America were selected the pallbearers Mr Hyslop read the committal prayers at the grave side K 466-24- th BUTTER AND KCGS SAN FRANCISCO June 20 (UP)— Dairy market: Butter: 92 score 31c 91 score 90 score 26V&C S9 score 26 He Eggs: Large 19c medium 17 V4c small 20-2- solo ""Ji" vu nuiuyaucu DIRECTORS I for Plaintiff Attorneys 1018 ' First Security Bank Buildjn" Ogden Utah 7 Published June July 1940 414L- - -- Hran5Vrnuu veruun 4 ' flour June 20 ' ty un -- p 5-- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Flour b Carload lots per barrel In cotton sacks — Family patents unchanged $555 f?575 standard unchanged patents $440®460 shipments 15400 Bran Car Taken— Vance I Paradise reported to police the of Ogden i theft of his 1936 coupe while parkNOTICE FOR BIDS mr wivmr i vrin WAR DEPARTMENT Office of The tiuiirt ed on Grant between Twenty-fourt- h Services for John Unck Baker Constructing Quartermaster Hill Field and Twenty-fift- h Utah June 14 1940 — Sealed were conducted Wednesday ini thei Ogden nronoeftls will hrpripilvftrf at thl office' U U a cevenieenin wara i: m:1940m:and& Bathing Caps all prices 10 cents by Counselor Charles Empeycuapjx x)Ulon the 16th day of July Store to $100 Leinhardt Drug of the Mount Ogden ward Young then opened for the furnishing of all 2800 Wash Free parking (adv) Baker was drowned recently in a JabormaterUis pond in the southeast part 01 ug- construction and completion of Electricblan of three Distribution and Street Lighting SysFrom Car— Theft den Musical selections included a Bnc Transformer vaults at H1U Field kets and three coats from his au tomobile was reported to police quartet song by Lawrence Jenson Utah in strict accordance with No 1625 E the schedules by H B Crompton of 3125 Adams Roland Wright John Vernieu and specification included and the mentioned DEATHS 27o BakenScld w Ki-wa- nis NEW YORK PROntTCE June 20 (UP) — Produce! Potatoes: Firmer Idaho unquoted Dressed poultry: chlcIrregular 20 23 Vic turLive poultry: gteady and active keys (hens and young toms 14® 18c Butter: 1168058 lb ereajaiery 27 © firsts 25 264c f SaaDiegs x Ifn (adv) super viaiu Funeral arrangements were under Tarns of direction of the Deseret mortuary 307 -- 13-1- Los Aagclea 24th hone ce NEW YORK Ogdea 355- - Co Sugar Firm Continues y4y r namu — — mid-Jul- w K 1 - Pockets Are Big— Very Big — News 12 79 38 45 2 11 20 52 31 20 2 16 21 92 - e — j with the apsummer the coast 71 guard station with the "most as g a s sists" of any station on the At into action 257s lantic coast swings again 8 Frami May until October 10 5 men make their home in a float1 18 ing station a quarter mile off City Point in the inner harbor Coast 33 7 guardsmen have been assigned to the area every year since 1895 8 when two boys drowned off 37 30 Thompson's Island 41 witnesses said then that if a rrans-Amenc- an 1 ON CAR CHARGES Buaiiuw - oa-io- COUPLE LICENSED BRIGHAM CITY June 20— Li at $300: sorted at $125 island lambs cense to wed was issued Wednes and yearlings unsold day bv County Clerk C Henry Niel sen to Oleen Ammon Hailing 28 BAR SILVER Mantua and Norma Bowen 21 of NEW YORK June 20 (AP) — Bar Beaver Dam c 34 unchanged proach i-- ! Salable 900 little done: pad age lightweight wooled island ewes steady 40 Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing M ATTACK six-thir- 7 Oil Cal Oil N J it ! scarce Sheepri ONIONS VSLTSS FOUR PAY FINES 195-21- 5 17 36 Brand OFFICERS PROBE June 20 Salable" 4500 calves 1200 fed steers and yearlings strong to 25c higher demand broader for mediumweights and BRIGHAM CITY June 20- common erassers ac wheightys bullocks tive bulk gradings average good and Frank Aoki 21 of Honeyville was better top 51100 paid for four loads best yearlings $1050: medium S69 lb free today on $1000 bond pending choice heifers $1025 heifers firm to hearing on charges of second de shade higher all grades in demand cows gree- - arson Aoki was arrested by fully steady and 25c higher for week bulls who steady at $725 down vealers unchanged Sheriff Fred M Sorensen at $900950 stock cattle 25c lower charged Aoki had set his Honey for week ville service station on fire delib Salable 3000- - total 5000: Sheep:! early lamb trade around steady eight erately loads Idaho spring lambs $1060 sorted Preliminary hearing has been 10 per cent outs going at $900 few set for Friday June 28 at two p handywe'ght native springers $1000 it kiddies shoes 1025 with sorted offerings held higher: m Styles Many good light and medium weight ewes $250 3 to 8 $119 Christenson's sizes (g'373 mostly steady (adv) Shoe Mart LOS ANGELES June 20 Salable supply 250 mostly steady Hogs: Tonitrht — Optimist club will ob but top i5c lower at $630 on good to serve Flag day in its regular choice lb Californias small lots local feds 625 light $600® light $580 meeting in Hotel Ben Lomond at off weights down to $525 sows $400® BRIGHAM CITY June 20— The tonight Cancellation of 425 Cattle:' Salable 250: cleanup trade on following four persons paid from $2 the program last week caused the to $15 fines in Brigham City court delay in the observance low grade slaughter cattle at heavy prices few feeder steers $700® 750 common vio killers unsold good fed steers quoted $985 Wednesday for minor20 traffic Mont of Keith Rich lations: few heifers down grass upward $740 Shop By Phone at Jerry's Food canners and pelier Idaho Len Packer 22 of Mart dairy cows $500® 600 (adv) Phone 525 cutters $400550 good cows lacking Brown L Russell quoted to around $700 odd bulls in de Brigham City mand af stronger prices $650® 750 paid 40 of Salt Lake City and William On Tour— Regional Forester C Calves Salable 100 steady odd lot F Hughes of Willard N Woods left Wednesday on an vealers to $1100 good to choice quoted insnection tour of four national to $1200 or above desirable calves 1 LONDON June (UP) —Spot bar silver was quoted at20 22 6 penre an off °Jnr21 penny and forward at 6 pence off The Bank of England maintained Its gold buying price at 168 shillings per fine ounce OFFICES Beverly IlUla — Cat-tj- Random References i stags arly (AP-USD- BAR KHVKR New York Stock Exchange Sale Lake Stock Exchange Loa Angeles Stock Exchange New York Curb Assoc Chicago Board of Trade ' New York Cotton Exchange Salt Lake $400® 415 b 4 Gas & Electric n MEMBERS j 0 BOX ELDER - MFCTT niTTivrnrrk4rT?rrirsl OnTon7 43 car (UP) FORT WORTH TeX 'traci Trtck r7Cit market Bll&htly Members Of the City safety Com equivalent one Texas wac saies ana tractt tVi weaker ofCrl i Hfv — nave wsiuii ales less than carlots Texas 50 lb "H""drunKO- - sacks yellow Bermudas U S No 1 and council to purchase a meter" to aid th st ate In prose- - u — larger eariy saies ioaay mostly S19C vuting cases asawwvThe device "is i and late Tuesday S205 215 medium sUv tomobile drivers f vt-r I suawisv j Auxiliary— The Harry A Younsr Supposed tO register uitj u6 1wwmwwwv 1 United Spanish War a persons's Intoxication auxiliary CCAI MHTircC ON Veterans will meet Fridav t two p m at the home of A L a m t r e c h t b auresmnitn auas smtMnxrs case No 17255 3551 Wilson Rnnth Africa became tne iatner Lincoln Emily BRIGHAM CITY June 20— m mm ijj 1 ruo j wuki-- w ths Child at the of his twemyuiiru el v hpntpri nmt nritVistiit sVlOPS RtRrvril JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OP A special from our New YnA aee of 81 his first wife having August Staley 40 of Moundsville WEBER STATE OF DTAH W Va walked four miles to Bea- office Sheer print dresses sizes borne 21 HARVEY DAY HULL Plaintiff va r SEVERIN J ROLSON and JANE DOB ver Dam from Cache Junction a to 4s at West's (adv) nig wire O C MANTEL rolson where he told a power plant atL O WINKERSON and JANE DOE tendant that three men accosted WTNKERSON his wife WILLIAM H me Utah state WHITE and JANE DOB WHITE his him as he stood on the platform old age pension and assistance ROYLANCE L HYRUM orwue 11 eitner 01 ine roregomg named of the station at Cache Junction Z0— defendants are living and 11 either June OGDEN vnRTH nui seven meei at gau"aiiv or all are deceased then to his or their beat him and took his bedroll mis- forty-fiv- e o'clock Friday in Judge Funeral services for Hyrum Lavem I unknown creditors helra at law Ha- cellaneous articles and his shoes Trueman's 1 weanes-were n courtroom conducted nrf in?ntM turret-hof the RnviancB atS D Aicer hearing the story tne L unknown other North All persons courthouse Ogden the claiming any in relief dav in estate or interest in or lle-- ward tendant telephoned the sheriff's de- are urged to interested rhaDel by Counselor A J rignt-tmbe present says real the property described 4 upon I partment at Brigham City Deputy jonn j? jjoper Woodiela the complaint adverse to the plaintif were Sheriff Albert Thorsen or cloud thereto Defendants brought The prelude and postiuae ownership OT UTAH xo said d Edith Orth Staley to a Brigham City hospital Sale—Women's white and brown played for treatment " were kivc You are hereby summoned to appear moccasins $149 Christenson's selections Barrett Rollo Orme- Uri thin twenty (20) days alter service Staley suffered cuts and bruises Shoe Mart der Lujean (adv) 011U pnv RflTidall Praver was of- erf this summong upon you U served — about the face and body a back A W7 frtA hv David Randall injury and badly blistered feet Outing— Seventies and partners were after eerviee and defend the The beating took place- about two Bishop Alphonse Taylor Con- (30) days D the L S of will enuuea scuon ana m oaee 01 Fourth ward Jriammon Amasa Phatelain p m Wednesday he said rad your failure so to do judgment will an outing from six to' nine ana — After being attended he was tak- hold be rendered against you according to isisnop en to the county jail and held bn o'clock Friday evening at Liberty The closing prayer was given Dy the demand of the complaint which oeen iuea wita we vier oi saia nas an open charge pending further in- park There Will be softball game Euohraim Storey interment was other v sports and luncheon in tne iMorui This action Is brought for the pu¥- vestigation according to Deputy and All members of the quorum are grave was dedicated by Amasa- pose of quieting title to the following Sheriff Thorsen iano situate m ugaen vity invited to attend Mammon Pallbearers were cous- aescriDeo ui-CUC1 flow" ms of the aeceaenr anatue AU vuinj lf 2 and 3 Bloclc M cua-rgwere See Our full assortment of Elec- ers ui iiuim Nob Hill Annex Addition to Ogden in under tneSchoss-Rea- d city Utah Electric Oeden Relief society1Mrwfla tric fans YOUTH NABBED THATCHER & YOUNQ Tlorlrei- me & co hogle $40470lb 140-16- j June 20 Domestic sugar futures had a heavy(AP)— tone today as scattered liquidation in the July position appeared in anticipation of first notice day June 24 Futures No 3 closed 1 to 2c lower to 1765° t0M- - July 1174 bid Sept 182 bid Jan 187 bid 'uture V to higher on Ies f 1500 tons July 107 bid nia uec 1P9H bid iui ? raw market buyers held to the sideline y parcel of Philippine sfor ana a parcel of Puerto RIcos forarrival late June clearance at 275 cents Refined remained 450 cents - lb 0 BOSTON HARBOR V£LV NKW YORK a! S MA Southern California Edison Southern Pacific Standard standard Standard Standard V ±t 74 18 5 Packard Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil 280-30- (AP-USD- 27 22 12 95 23 'A 32 XCrese S S McKesson-Robbin- 6 45 23 Lambert Liggett & Myers B Loew's Lonestar Cem $450 CHICAGO 11 161 Kennecott 3UO-42- — Cat DENV)R June 20 tle: Salable and total 300 calves salable and total 100 bulls weak other classes steady two loads fed heifers $925 ©980 smaller lots $800®900 com mon to good cows $575700 canners and cutters $400 550 most early sales bulls around $650 vealers $1050 down tew stock heifers $700® 725 nogs: salable 400: total 900 rather Slow butchers opened 5 to 10c lower top $510 early sales good to choice $500®510 few butchers $435 nothing done on packing sows stock pigs $350 Sheep:: Salable and total 9500 noth ing done on fat lambs asking steady to strong on spring lambs or above $1040 undertone around steady few lots native ewes $290® 315 culls down to $150 180-270l- 17 50 5 International Harvester International Nickel International T & T opened slow fAP-USD- 6 8 11-1- $480(6500: 5 lb 490 $425® 465 good sows ( mostly $410 3)415 atter $425 down 160-18-0 14 Hudson Hupp Illinois Central KlJllJ re- 14c checks $465(480: lb 5 Great Northern Railway pf lb 180-27- 0 65 103 16 ' Hoes: (AP-USDA)- 7600 steady to 5 spots 10c lower than Wednesday closing active mostly steady on weights above 240 lb and sows: top $500 paid by shippers good and choice 3-- 16 24-97- - OMAHA June 20 Salable 6000 total 28 36 xiisunan Electric Auto-Lit- e Electric Power & Light Erie Firestone ueuerai Hiieciriu C n X Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Northwestern Chrysler Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado Gas & Electric Commonwealth Southern Continental Oil Continental Baking A Continental Oil Dela Corn Products Coty Cuban American Sugar Cudahy Curtis Wright Delaware & Hudson du Pont 180-23- - 14 3 Kadio Remington Rand Republic jMortn Lilly 100 at 66c 25 at 64c Reynolds Tobacco B r Safeway NEW YORK TGGd Silver Standard 2000 at c Schulte 9 NEW YORK June 20 (AP:i— Eggs: Utah Idaho Sugar common 600 Sears Roebuck Mixed colors:1 Fancy to steady at 5115 & 17 extras extra fancy 18®21e Shell Walker 100 at 75c storage packed- firsts' - 1 5 Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 300 09 157 75 8 9 21 15 20 4 28 75 14 18 7 17 Calumet & Hecla 02 - ' California Packing 01 02 05 i Alt Ref Baltimore & Ohio pf Bendix Avia Bethlehem Steel Boeing Borden Burroughs Adding Mach 110 66 (By The Associated Press) 39 Air Reduction 150 Allied Chemical & Dy§ 6 Allied Strs 28 Allis Chalmers 98 American Can 1 American & Foreign Power 13 American Locomotive 5 American Radiator 37 & Ref American Smelting American Steel Foundry 24' Anatonda A T & S F 02 02 Quincy (Last Sale) June 20 (USDA)-Hom- : Esti mated salable receipts 100 through 563 direct 255 total 920 market not estab lished early: Indications steady to 5c low 0 er or around $535 on best lb butchers light and medium weights under ISO and over 230 lbs $485 5 10 heavy butchers and underweights $475 down packing sows $30p375 Cattle: Estimated salable receipts 100: through 55 total 155 slow at a midweek uneven decline odd good slaughter heifers $825 few common $790 down medium ' 10 good cows $550 ct 600: can- ners to common cows $400 g 525 med ium to good bulls $550(8)625 odd good veal calves $1100 common and medium vealers valued around $750 & 950 Sheep: "Estimated salable receipts 4- 540 through 1005 total 5545 nothing sold early three doubles choice 83 lb Idaho spring lambs late Wednesday around 25c lower at $975 odd lots medium to choice trucked-i- n springers $815 vvv m iruckea-i- shorn ewes $275 OGDEN American Tobacco B American Waterworks American Wool 00 03 67 05 02 10 03 02 03 Premier North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham Chesa Union Pacific Central & Western Union Ol peake American Water Works Public Service of N J and Sears Koe i buck 19 LIVESTOCK A T & T 01 03 05 01 10 03 05 20 15 25 03 02 16 39 Park City Cons Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah the drift were N Y Plutus Cnnrpstinsr 09 275 City Copper View Driver 02 01 10 05 02 00 04 01 06 02 30 21 02 02 09 07 01 02 02 00 03 02 03 18 13 18 02 01 02 02 05 00 90 00 01 02 Moscow Mtn Mtn Nail New New New -- OVA ' j Loft 01 00 05 03 01 " To Advanced Asked Bid Alta Tunnel American Metals Big HU1 Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Cons Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Condor Gold Crown Point ' Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal Moderate Inclinations 2&-C- A- - I Ralls and Utilities Show ' New York "Stocks Oqden City Flora! 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