Show - - - c 4 I I : 0 - - ' - ' - ASSOCLATEDPRIAS AVZILAGES High Lem Cioss Mrs 110 Industrials 935 9Z4 933 up A6 449 443 448 UP 15 rails 15 utilitiss 401 405 up 2 406 GO tallsi 690 682 689 up r ' -- - - nterm 0 un am - q Healey Law Declared ' Mine Threat to pro auction ItliRKETS IN BRIEF Walsh - SHIFT BQSS By THE i metal Since the mining industry unaniraous demand has registered of the - Walsh-Heale- y for repeal act—an act which permits the federal government to establish minimum wages on all government contract 'work—some who: have expert- forgotten the industry's contract ence with government work previous to and during World War II ask "why?"' The industry itself cannot forget the devastating raids made upon ' its forces during the national defense - and war programs when wages on government contract eonstruction were set so high that many mining companies could not skilled compete and lost many workers Hartley Cites History 'Recently Fred Hartley gave mining men cause for apprehen-of sion over the potential effect act as our the Walsh-Heale- y - - -- - - - ' - - ' ' - - - ' NEWYORK: - Stocks-Hi- - proVEN - - f - fixing" xCardiff act rendered the act unnecessary 02 140 30 0212 the wage-ho- ur al 19121 'Columbus-Rexa- at four-poi- gain nt 58U Decca Records moved against the trend with a decline of 1!4‘ point to 9news Holders evidently didn't like that negotiations aimed at removing the ban on new recordings had brbken down - - ldr Stock Leaders U S lAmong the Steel at 81 Youngstown Sheet 24 83 Chrysler 60 Studebaker 68 Oil of California StStandard - fnl 29 04 160 35 0314 29 21 10 03 ' 10 24 02 ' 07 05 05 05 14 64 I Sales Hundreds I1High I bow 1Close 05 14 1914 Adams Ex 11 191 27 Standard The mining industry in agree- Central xChief Consolidated ment with Hartley maintains that xClayton Silver settled back for a - I y - - xCombined dium and good sausage and fat beef DUO S bulk medium to choice $21002250 stockers and feedvealers $280003100: ers steady to 50c higher good Sheep-Sal- able 4000 slaughtotal 2000 and above medium strictly choice$2000 top good- stocker and feeder ter lambs steady to strong forearly 6190002200: a deck choice natives $2525kindpaid eteere 6200002375 good stock calves culls and medium $150002100 2525 62000Q) deck comeback 6160001900 Hogs-Rec- eipts: 565 total 76 market most cullslambs held above '$2525 489 through market fully 4100 higher: western sold for comebacks thin rather 180 to 240 lb butchers good to choice 240 generally steady to 260 lbs 625250 finish at $2300 sheepewes 620252675 western cull two loads $850 2575 260 to 280 lb& $242502475: 2E10 to 300 lbe 62325 2375 300 to 330 load and scattered lots medium to 330 to 360 lbs native ewes $9000975 lbs $222502275 choice OMAHA Oct 13 quoted steady: S2126217b:sowssowsunder '300 lbs $2300 3000 total 3800 active all light toweight lbs The 400 300 42100: 400 to 450 mostly unevenly 50cmore weights and classes instances ' on over lbs 450 to 75e up $1800 $1 higher 6I900 Sheep—Receipts:3085 total 563 market sows good and choice 180 to 270 lb bar2522 through market quoted steady: good rows stugilts6260002075 top $2675: heavier choice in small drive in lots $20000 160 to 180 lbs $240002625 with car weights scarce good and choice sows ' and 2200: medium 1180002000" choice lightweights few load lots quoted considerably above these $220002250 and choice drive in ewes $2575 stags $1800 0 2260 prices Good with Cattle-Sal- able 4600 few strictly choice total 4000 ss000r50 Calves-Sal- able and total 300 slaughter bringing $900 medium 65000600 cattle fairly active strong d to 50e higher OGDEN Oct 13 (USDA)—Cattle—Estisteers ofgrain-feMated salable receipts 245 trade slow relative few choice to finish most - sales and bids fered vealers and calves steady stockerfrom start steers largely and feeder classes"mostly steady demand steady- to weak medium$24 com- continuing slow for heavy feeders one $20 to 24 few lots short-fed- s mon $17019 mediodd head common heifers load top choice lightweight fed steers cows $3850 choice to prima strongweight held S1701850medium $19021 good cutter higher good to choice medium weight 417019 $145001650 grade steers feeder steers $3500: numerous loads good $12014andfleshy - to commonmedium several loads good heif$300003300 020 good $180 $22024 and good znedium ers few medium and good feeding heifers cows $295003225: good and choice 5185002Eu0 timated salable' receipts 50 stocker 6180002100 and feeder steers $23000 2650 most feeders downward from $2500 mostly $1 higher good and choice 180 4750: acto 240 lb butchers $262502675 240 tiveSheep-Sa- lablelambs 50e4500 totalother classes fat higher 260 to 280 to 260 lbs 4257502625 wooled choice slaughter lbs 4247502575 280 to 300 lbs 62375 steady:k good and latter lambs freely price $250002575 to $2475 300 to 330 tbs 5227502375 few mixed medium to choice lots $2450 bulk good and choice sows 622023 ewes western common to good choice lightweights $2350 and above - 0)2475 b load cull and common 92-lheavies down to $20 i medium quality $8000850 TO-l- b around few — good salable receipts weights $725 Estimated Sheep 500 slaughter laziabil nominally 25e to 504 western feeding lambs $2225 IDNVEH Oct 13 higher good and 'choice vtrucked lots naCalves-Sal- able tives $22023 flat: few mediumr ewes -S- alable 3500 total 4000 fed S7 el 725 common feeding lambs 210 and totiik 600 around' 10 ' 20 oars seven steers and heifers including to cows: 55 allithAGO Oct 13 steers ordered in 25 stockers and feeders fed steers –4Eialable 7000 total 10000 fairly ac- 60 high-goo- d to 25e average to sows 50c to higher: strong tive butchers 25e higher fed yearlings 13300 others averhigher top $2650 for AL few mostly 50c cars loads of choice 215 to 250 pounds bulk- age good to good 63E50: seven two loads 190 to 390 pound butch- ordered in at 1305003125other good and choice classes common 7 Mexicans ers $1850 MOO 2625 with popular'vrice around steady: load good heifer! $3000 - butchers $2625 : aroundor so grass around 550 pounds top late Tuesday $3200 medium bulls a load - $2400 fat heifers $215002400 medium pound lights $2300 few 160 to 180 common calves $2100 heavy $250002600 good and choice sows $2000 cows $160002050 under 350 pounds $2400 0 2475 a few "mmot- to goodcutters canners and $1500to 1700 42500 365 to 450 pound weights $2300 choice good and over mostly shell)' $120001300 02400 few 475 pounds tocker and feeder steers $240002625 42250023-0early clearance- common 2000 heifers stock 6000 calves 500: $16500 Cattle—Receipts Hogs-Sal- able 600 total 1800 fairly active slaughter steers 50c to 1100 higher heifers mostly 50e higher cows 50e active good and choice barrows and gilts to $100 higher bulls 25c to 50e higher 180 to 260 lbs 25a to 75e higher at vealers strong to $100 higher top $4150 $270002750 latter top rather: freely one lot medium 253 lbs $2600 heavier I butchers practically absent sows fully 50c treelrLL largely $225002450 Salable 3500 I:15"al: 4600 8 salable estimate includes Wednesdars around 15000 unloaded too late to be 0061°4211"116" AweesAsk dotiko counted in Tuesday's actual but many of these lambs cold late- that day most Oil II 1 fresh supply still not yarded market not - estonlianed late Tuesday slaughter lambs 25e to 35e higher 17 doublei good and '4 1 choke range Colorado $2560 feeding lambs weak to 25o lower best $2225 Ptp )LOS ANGELES °cf- - 23 - ' Cattle-Sal- able 1200 fairly active on cows slow on steers prices fully steady on " moat offerings but some steers unsold I few loads medium to low-golight weight t fed steers $240002900: some held heifers scarce medium and good higher 4 cows 6185002050 cutter and common 'sae few common $1850 can$160001800 ners down to $1450 and below medium lotioaaa and good sausage bulls ewoosaaa a load medium stocle cows 11725 late low-go$2950 slaughter steersodd Tuesday Calves-Sal- able bead 50 steady 4"' to good vealers $250002800 medium 1 amill Hogs-Sa-lable active 500 very fairly -- mew' uneven butchers strong to $100 higher leamsoao sows as much as $200 hist:err package choice around 220 lbs grain fed topped at t $2700 $2850 ' few lots 185 to 230 lbs 210 to 2780- - bulk medium no good beef bulls $110001300: quoted: $2000 2200: medium Common 3140001600: $160001800: to choice veal 62200025 00: with - - - - - ' -- - 425-pou- - 1 - - 11 (AP-FSHN- n A 0 - 280lbs: - ' - 191 05 k41 ygdf - - CBICAGO Oct Open III' Wheat-- - - J) 80 Mission Union Pacific 90 Oil (N 61 Corp Great Northern preferred 43 MontgomSouthern Pacific '58 ery Ward 57 Caterpillar Tractor 52 Electric POWit Schenley 29 er and Light 21' - Kennecott Copper 59 Phelps Dodge 55 General ElectriC 40 U S 38 Radio Corp 12 Gypsum 99t and Paramount 21 and 1Goodrich lost 14 at 61 smaller declines appeared for U S Rubber 45a4' and Texas Co 57 Johns-Manvil- le -- 1 - ' '' : Dea Mar May - — Siaelgilial7 - ' ': - - '- - - - - - hum- Imr IF4si 04posit trouroneo Corporetioit 24612 244 - - ' ‘41 - 248 243 244 243 - ' - 1872 1805 3862 1822 1817 1812 - : II I - ' N 11 - - il ti ttl ' A' - COMPANY MAIN AT stoAt' wl Ay SALT LAKE CITY - i ' ' N 031Ap 28 02 4012 05 06 05 81 ' I i 7 - 5 1872 1797 1847 1815 1815 tie a - I las In tirt rlec A - IA - 36 33 71 Colum Corn Gael Corn Corn & So C & S ilfd Cons Cop Cons Edis Cons Nat Cons Vulte xUtah-Wyomin- 24 ' 34 14 14 12 4- - 112 1s 12 41 12 14 34 3912 2 10341 151s1 24 40 22 14 3411s Ve 5234 272s 25 1 3714 131 734 24 1a 19 4414 60 3612 192e 24 1114 117s V49 471 21121 22 52 10 14 4 11 49 22 312 11 9914 4 6 3341 '9914: 41 33 23 3 44 IA 112 2 312 99141- - ' - 2s it 4- Cm s Cub-Am-- 401 141 I 1 AiL41 Utah-Wyomi- 14 2612-- "134 -- Utah-Wyomi- ng tNLISITM STOCKS - 181 481 1 1 471 151 en1 341 441 1 1 311 311 111 351 111 361 1 5ii 1 181 461 181 - 1 L-0- 114141: --- 201 1 1 1 Mo-Kan- 1 Reda Vitals Budporpowel l Northeast Quaker c 0 11 TI 11 kflTA I :: NA 44363 - United U 8 Foil ' - - - 7 7 214 1)14 1834 '2 ya year ago 4542054 '4 19 414 19 24 Totalasales WedneoclaY ' " 11 51 14 13 13 13 1012 10 ayp 14 2 2 for delivered metals: Param Pic Park Utah Parke Day Penney J C Penn RR p - -- 1550e Settlement 1541 - - prices-L-ead eoppetyla2046 541 - 1950c 822 21 234 2012 214 21 12 - - A ' ILItahS ' Sales of men's clothing by Salt Lake apparel store's slumped sharply in August while gains were shown in sales of women's Iclothing the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reported Wednes -- - ng ever-increasi- - alae - - - strengthen the relatiottships be- tween companies and communities and to present facts about the in- dustry " In less than 90 years the 011 Industry has grown from a handful to 27711 than 34000 coofmcpomsup uartivees that time more than 1200000 wells have been drilled and oil is being pro- duced in 25 states Gain Many Products "In the early days the principal product was kerosene" Mr' Vincent said - "Today more'than 1200 are made from crude sporodtucts ' Mr Vincent is being assisted by a committee comprising: ' '' A - - ye-hid- es t To Cents Vincent manager- Pre- Co and chairman of the 4634 Oil Industry In1912 Mountain Rocky 10 '' ' committee formation Vs 55 Volume o 54435 was recorded of the local observanceis in charge 12 2234 34 Wednesday on )he Salt-LakStock 40 14 3472 Explains Purposes 114 exchange as sessions resumed after6512 holt114 the Tuesday Columbus 48 1A day ttr Vincent in explaining the 14 66 day 37 of the purposes day said:' 41 This included 17000 shares on ' ob- 34 3514 - servitor Progress Day' is being 95J with' curb and the compared 1234 etl to oil by companies report 12 022 shares sold Monday when 230- - tot 1134 communities of America the 9 ' 000 sold curb al4 3034 3614 Crescent Eagle picked tip 2c on 2134 6203 closing at 23c Ohio Copper ' 18 50 14 34 gained lc on 1000 closing at 29c ' 2 2934 tytt Other gains were fractional West 40 112s - 22 Toledo was heaviest call trader 47) 12 on 10000 at 6c up Ut c though 30 12 East Standard! sold 12000 on the 2534 - 12 18 curb at 5872 steady lia 3s 45 Eureka Lily dropped 3c on 1000 2914 24th at 25c and East 934 25 western the among 63c 500 at leading Other losses were 23121 construction jurisdictions in 234 fractional 68 12 44341 value of building permits is134 280 1 sued in September Western 34 33 and 34 Fruits 1634 Vegetables Building magazine reported 2434 Market Wednesday 11138 5712 Wholesale Prices first with Angeles ranked 34 2034 ' FRUITS coun- tos $23094627 Angeles 1 6034 1200 0 300 bu De44 area was unincorporated ty's licious $2500 375 bu Jonathan 1175 7341“ 34 0 300 bu second with $16326655 and San 26341 1250 0 275 per Francisco third illith $5647790 SA 47341 crate 34 11121 B cantaloupes $300 crate Melons-- 11 Denver was 10th with $2796- 14 4— crate Up 34 14 34 ey : West Artict Salt Lake County Pears-D'A- nlol Prunes 0150 $125 0135 lug 1250 0 350 box- ug 356 i VEGETABLES I I 1 Salt LakeCity stood in 24th place with $1334667 worth of in Se ber compared pe with $1035108 ' in August arc& and ( $1017625 in September 1947- - zping tyt1 12 SO124 lb Beets 40 0 45c per doz Cabbage 1125 ici:56Trai7 bun Carrots 35 per doz i No 1 60 lb Cauliflower eu403ca Celery $350 0 400 crate I Cucumbers albber 200 lug Endive '1150 0 175 crate Lettuce 1175 0 225 crate Onions-Yel- low S1250135 Spanish per 50 lbs : White Spanish $1600175 lb 25c 50 lbs green 500 per pickier' 60c per doz bun doz bun 45c per Parsley Parsnipsweet 125 lug 4c lb chili 11010e lb low string Peppers-s- !rube214coe bibbiers EPuotempteee 1225 per 100 lbs Bliss lbs 1225 per 100 7 Sc lb 2 0 1213Pin Turnips Tomatoes 150 bu1 212e 445e $1000 d125 k8 U U No No ' I Y - ' - o Layton at Alldredge house 2275 $10200 ' :Wyoming addition to buildPress Mercury 146 E 6th Ing South $8000 824-2- 6 '1 A Bellinger 'remodeling st ave $2000 ' mmissemsloo "Understand nilAryl and you understand' America"' Ir - I e I i r 1 z'tkr I rdzElt All id':04s: 3 1 ' Hubbard lb bun 1L00 0 lug ( - it t by - I'm sure you fans will agree that foot-- 1 ball supplies more than its share of thrills Even before the game gets un- can feel a certain tanse- der nags in the crowd And as the teams! charge onto' the gridiron and the rah! eres's whistle breaks through the sharp Autumn air you Just know you're Inc foc Yes It's groat' to watch ClartarlYwa- : 1 waou thrills-e-plent- - - yl - - 0 - ' low ELJ11E acatad play thrilling to See test f tenttdoestineid snare a pass in the end zone there's nothing to cotriparet with watching a back break into the open sidestep opposing tacklers an& race the length of the field for a touch- down It happens every year—in many! a game from Yids Bowl to the Rom I - - ti 111111 - 1938 19473716SA91 tahldlil 2980993S vehicles 3434 - as - t - 9-: - t novae- tire of Bowl— but somehow watching a lone iftgaso -race downfield for a score 1 " ( pERmns Ed Tborgeisen - 1 CORPORATION BONDS Bales in 81000 'Salami Close' Chet Am & 1' P 5s 2030 151 93 -- i 14 & Vs Ant T T 2214s 75 6 95 II Am Tobacco 3s 69 214 13 8 4s 95 2s Bait & Ohio 6$ 95 6 1011— do 5s 95 0 410e4of 4161 12 ttirieepipeetsen 41 do 5s 96 11 I do 2000 K 1 651— Oct 13 (UP)—Poultry —6 CBICAGO do cvt 41ss 2010 22 Unsettled Can Pacific 4s perp 12 Cheese—'rwins 40041e single daisies 321 791411: CMSPP Inc 412s 2011 43 044c Swiss 60 0 63c do cvt424s 2044 151 581— 12 Butter--Wo- ok do 94 8110112 Eggs—Firrn Clevs n Term 4128 77 1110312 — Detroit Edison 3s 70 1 5110112 13 ' I 1 BLuatEr - Salt Lake City George L Crowther' reinodeling into press 7n S West Temple 85W- II I - - 1 1100 honeydews Grapes-Con- cord - 'i w A Vanderlinden house 1818 Woodside dr 317000 Keith L Jackson house 2746 IC' 3215 South $6000 J LLlsonbee house 767 Z 3120 South 459° ranked (Wholesaler to Retailer) Eggs (Cartoned) A Grade AA 77c grade large 694 medium 64e: grade B large 63 to 041tc Sutter 92 score 730 Ninety-t- h reit score 74e90 searai 67 to 71c- ' Cheese J:: BUILDING Berries-Strawb- erries PRODUCE 1 S L Ranks 24th I Building Values H NEW YORK BONDS - anaL Apples-Ban- - - e 4c 1412 296947296 M mum Oil In - chairmen Ogden D E White Spencer Beggs M D Hammond Dean F McGregor J kl—MacNeur and E E Saxton Fillmore F A Bennett Bingham Bryan Bird Moab Paul J Black Layton J W Call Provo J B Chase and Harry McCoard Richfield O J Condie Cedar City PEtill J Cox and T D Washburn: Vernal Rodney Egan- - Pleasant Grove Don Ferguson Smithfield Lewis 'Fuhriman Morgan John L Heiner Beaver R- L Hepler Pan- gutter& Vernon Holman Heber City F A Jacobson Tooelet11 C Jones Reed H Leigh Spanish St George Fork A H Mitchell Coalville Ward Morby American Fork A H Murdock- - Roosevelt L L Pack W Paul Delta Max J J Magna Robinsonz Logan J H Taylor Jr: T Park City T Thompson Ephralm B E Tucker Price M A Tuttle Nephi Theo Westring - I? 10-eA- J ' c and in the observance i 2 t - 'ward uads ' 1 - J Badger general manager of Utah Oil Refining Co rnarketng Lon Kump division manager Continental 011 Co Williams Williams Oil Co Charles manager n 111anialge w asaastscihstaztiti et: division Fred Eastman district manager Stand- ard Oil Co of California D 14:1 Dunn 'area manager Shell Oil Co Inc Wesley Davis sales manager Associated Oil Co RossGallagher Istate manager Texas Co and J A Kyle general agent Sinclair 011 Co Assisting in other cities through- out the state are the following : - — — -0- - gen-425- ts " 6 - - t — - - 1 s a -- - - 1 ' - - - - - $ - I 74 : 1 ! 01CtOoor - t- - : POTATO 11A1111ET 0a CHICAGO 13 Arrivals 144- - on & shipment' 1119: total supplies rather to demand firm market slightlight n light: RtIllet Burly stronger: bank' Utilities $305 Min- $3450350 nesota-Nört- h Dakota Red River valley Idatio-Orego- Bliss f230 0S325f$334 240 eigede : SPeasii44 SoplAversZfest SAN FRANCISCO 2 ' 2911 Gary Stmkt - ' : - -- - Wisconsin Triumph' Chipporrza 747144 - ' traek 324 - 1 - 22r73001)001) - - lath is i Oil Pi'egrdss Day - lo ! :- - Rocky facuntain 0:1 PRpM1k1M:OIL--: : IIndustry - I i ' I - COMPANY 1 - - - : -- 1 -- 1 AT&SF - ! - Tri-Co- nt well-bein- -- 0rvieers -- us- ' ' g tion'S progress and "This is being done because an' informed public is esssential to the preservation of the American ' : the boundless op- way of life-an- d exare These offers portunties it emplified by the oil industry gr-objectives are to develop ipublic confidence in the oil industry to Progress Day? with the 34000 i111 diVidual oil companies throughout the United States: demonstrating to the public result of their accomplishznents In meeting the demands for petroleum day products Men's clothing sales locally were The recent discovery of oil in off drop- among ma Vernal l western cities Los Angeles Esecalantsuartgivesesexnteraar jor signifiwas next in line with transactions and cance to - the observance of "Oil down 18 AVerage decrease was Progress Day" in Utah 13 in August compared with a Locally additional significance year ago Only in Seattle Wash will be attached to the day in view were m'tn's clothing sales up They showed1' a 10V0 increase in that of the construction of the new refinery at North Salt Lake by city the Salt Lake Refining Co and 1948 the year 'raking through -expansion of the Utah Oil Refining 31 a and it with Aug comparing Co plant here 1947 was found similar period it Salt Lake City apparel store saleS Arrange Demonstrations of men's clothing were off 27o- - On Committees in charge have arthe same basis Oakland Ca14 demonstrations at service ranged sales were up a To but they were stations throughout the state 6 of average for the offan how to get best results shOwing district of motor cloging sales by Salt from the operation P Women's Open house is being held Lake apparel stores were up 13 In August compared with an aver- at selected bulk plant locations visitors increase for the district throughtint Utah where age 4 I exhibits inThere were wide variations with may see educational the refining processes in Portland Ore' dicating sales up 15 from crude oil to the finished in Tacoma Wash and off 48 Through Aug 31 sales of wom- PmSdpuec win appear before varien's apparel in Salt Lake City ous civic clubs and on radio intercompared with the during day to discuss vityes a with compared the of business and the progress of a plus 570 Its successful effort to meet the Only Seattle sales showed a drop mounting supply and demand sit- off Z7e of booklets will Stocks of Salt Lake apparel distributed to the public telling stores were up 12 from 1947 on be petroleum industry's story a dis- theService Aug 31 compared with stations throughout the trict avera of 22 Vs I - - 34 - 25 25 47114634 " 4 2 - 4 '6 8 - U liveredd valley ?1441 15 28 24 ona1 1050ePt Louis 293cronrtZ354noreiltIL - suit ions 1925" Zine—Pristie western New York 1535el 19isir East St Lesuli 15e foreign gulf port 14 - fa" r: 23i - ' - '281 5514: 55 81 2234 222A' Phil El Philco Cori 201 4012 3912 Mor 3434 347s Philip 171 8512 65 Pet PhillipsOil 4812 49 Plym & Gal 10k 65 121 6612 Proc 37 Pub Sv Col 13137 51 414'4 Pullman 4112 Ctil 281 35 12 35 12 Radio Corp 1881 13 Rem Rand 171 1134 1114 141 9 Av 914 Repub 531 3034 Stl 2934 RepubTobB 211 191 36 35 Reyn 21 2134 21 Royal Type8 141 18 1734 Safeway 51 St Jo Lead 5012 51 29 Schen Die 20 3934 Sears Roeb Servel Inc 34 40mil 11 Silver King N 5 434 1 30 30 Simmons C Sinclair Oil 40 257 2512 I 142 Socony-V- a '1912 1834 Sou Pacific ' 20 58 58 9 45 4434 South Ry 1 2928 Cor 2924 Sperry 8 97 s 934 Spiegel Inc Std G & E 8 22 $4 pfd fild Oil Cal 19 232s1 6614 18 4412 Sid Oil Ind Std Oil NJ 120 80 7912 8 34 3312 Sterling& Dr W 10 1634 1578 Stone 361 2434 2312 Studebaker Sunshine 1 214 221 5712 5712 Texas Co TexGulf P I 151 2034 19 Tex Gulf Si 101 6634 66 Tex4P L Tr 6 44 44 1 Thermoid 734 73s Tide W Oil 15 27 26 3 4734 4712 Tim Roil B 4 1112 1112 1Transam 4 Tr&W Air 5 14 14 34 8 8 30 8341 Vs Twent C- - Ir 131 19 Vs 1912 19341 51 50 Underwood 50 12 Vs Un 561 4078 4012 40341s 241 33 Un Oil Cal 34 32 3334 121 90 Union Pat 88 134 9034 34 Air Li 111 11 11 101 lUntd Aircrl 151 28 34 2S 271 Vs 281 3 3 1S' 5i341 51 Untd 34 52 U S Lines 1314 1314 — 34 131 71 47 US Pipe&F 47 34 46 — f US Rubber 4534 451 4514 I Us Smelt I I 91 44141 44141 44 I on at 8134 V- 134 US Steel 113 82 ouls 2 3034 3034 3034 Walgreen Wrn7-- Bros T 12 10'74 10 34 West-Au- to 2 37 37 37 — 34 18111 West Union 14 1834 1834 Air 1? 3724 37 37½ Wsting Bleu IAL 31 2812 2734 2612 Wstng Nitor 21 31314 White 1812 1834 111 221 8 14 914 934 wwWrililgyliwrths-Ovrjr 4655 la 4655 921 645512 201 831 i3214 83W 2 Yngst SOLT 61 261 2612 26 Zenith Rdo Total sales Wednesday 830000 shares previous day 5101000: week ago 711860 two years ago year ago 1929440 1647880 Jan 1 to datetwo231324982 year ago 193715621 years ago ' 23C504reper-El- 714 casting ectro 101 1 Phelps Dod delivered Valle? New York 2350e refinery nominal lake de 13IA 1014 180000 shares ' ' 161 METAL PRICES 14 1 87 87 87 151 10721 10 I 1 51 - 1 571 131 171 02 5 13 12 5 3g Else ' 131 4 And spooking of rocasanothst ram is going on right now—a grs:ci supply you with mows oil product& (UP)—Potatoes— 61 gretbsDay1 today—Octobe 14—is Oil Erie 412a 2015 Quiet 41 Illinois Central 434s 66 snore than 34000 Individual oat when MEN MINN NIN 6811— Dressed poultry—Quiet & 12 Myers 5$ 51 Lig companies in tho U 81report ths re Cheese—Steady MSPBSM 4$ 91 los r Elaal la 151 Celery—Nominal 51 72 sults of their race to supply you yrithi 12 Mo Ran Tex lit – Butter—Even ' 4‘ Mo Pacific 512s 2712 snore and more oil products ' to firm Eggs—Easy 11 87 12 do Se 78 0 '' 141 do 5s SO kl 87'4 You win—because you and your nelg13-- 4 251 4812 do gen 4s 75 picnics ot iritcuL bors are being supplied with MOre 21104 National Steel 3s 65 MEKTING STOCKHOLDERS I 41 95 114 512s 54 NOTM products today than over bofore in hist TAILS a ACTICR meetinit that special 12 181 764 N Y C rfg 5$ 2013 " than in tho peak war ' tory ifore of the stockholders or The Ottnerai Lodo 41as 2013 A 1371 68 oil for your con and trucks 6512 do eonv 4ti 98 r years! t gan Mining Company (charter expired) 71I 6212 Nor Pacific 3s 2047 oil burners and tarn& inechint been duly called and will be held ' 99 - Mt has Penn RR 312s 52 s on the 19th day of October' tea :at ght now more gasoline and OTTyour More oil for America's transports Ille 21 9914 St L SW rfg 5s 90 tot ' at 120 Continental Batik Vs 10:00 A1 231 0212 are oil So Pacific 41rs 81 other ber tion diesel trains planes and being products Me 281100441 do 414s'Ore 77 Building Salt Lake City Utah for the oil for ber factories and 14 delivered thats': ships 11orso 61 96 12 purpose lot- electing directors and ADM and Sou Railway produced machine-Ye81 98121" more and snore 70 Oil Cal 2 Nws and:considering and voting upon k tin 36 I tin Pacific 2100 76 - I 21 66141 in any previous year We're military of tho oil products that moan too much to sell and convey the min ' proposition 50 West 412s 1511011 tin I ta your better living 12 trig claims and properties of the Corn 381 76121 Jone of the thousands of coraWI Oen ai- 49 loamy in litplidation' Of Its business The need for ell bz America is great are 3anies that constantly But demand Dated 01111 9th day of September 1948 Total bond sales Wednesday S23810004 ' has been mot! Companies DAN OSTRANDM' Previ'5us dak 123452291 ?lee!c ag42)31' the see that to you get Wotking two Tear° 3054r00' year ago 95591400: 4111211110111ElOalproducin 13ecretaryL for ingtrans 7 ago $5743000 Jan 1 to date Stwo8129 27 oil prodacts you want when - portation and distribution havo obeedp -- -820 $Yleganaira $794832920 ADVERTISEMENT 717 100 shattered evory record for oil supplied ago and where you want them : - to ' you And with every branch of tho ' o' 40'Z-14I : 4 4:4 10 working constantly to furthor Industry ‘ STOCKS Se L BANK facilities you can be sure et 41'14 ICita 1 0 1 t 'totI :sill expand - receiving OTOOlnOr oil pinducts in the I ' 4 I Askod Bid 04ft litt414 I ' 1 future it Continental National 1 $ 215004 22500 5250 00"' First Security CoTniii - 2150 Use thong roffldentiy Oil is energy foe Utah Statisztirtiational 22261765001 GEORGE- &'MAY America Oil means more comfort bets 2 Utah Bank & Trust tog living gnostic coovealeece tor yogi' - 27500 Zion's Savings COMPANY- - : 4 Hal 4 - - 34 12 - ::: 18 05 N A 32 E - 13 12 34 12 3s 23181 44 114 41 1034 10341I 24 34 6 3534 35 3514 Cont Can 834 9141 Cant Mots 183 912 1 Cont 011 DI 26i' 6022 59 WEDNESDAY'S SALES 311 Corn Prod 6212 60341 10 62 Operating - 12 Crane Co 6 3334 32 ' Consolidated Eureka 6000 9e 21 4 21 20 Cork Oil 1000 at 21c 203 Crown Zel Crescent 4 2912 29 29121 at 21c 1500Eagle at 22e 3500 at c23c S 15 5 15 15 East Standard 2000 at 424 14 17 1012 10121 1034 Pub Curtis East Utah 500 at 63c Curtis-W- r 47 1012 10141 10 Eureka Lilly Consolidated 1000 at 25e 4 2414 24 12 do A 2414 Grand Deposit 100 at 4e 40 at 4d 375 Deere &Co 112 10 3612 35121 3612 at 4c 2000 at 426e aicsni 74 3 31 Madison Mines 100 at 32r 400 at 3241 DRGW do 24 3 5012 i 49121 31341 500 at 31e 1 40741 Diam pH Mat 1s New Park 500 at 6165 Min 3 Dome 14 12 Ohio Copper 1000 at 29c I 4 54 59 35 Air Doug 14341200 at 4014c0 Park Cigonlidat 12 Du Pont 17212 11172 : ed 1000 at 19c At 1 Prince 9 147 I 14 14 L- I6 '7 I East Z? 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