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Show . y yryi'i rnrf v TTrT '$ i ibtnu NAG Honors 2 Veterans Grant to Aid Defender From Service $$ --Chfes go Chicago Dally N ew AP CPI .New York Time "T r-r- rr y'w Finance Markets Mines z f-- The Salt Lake Tribute, Friday, January 1, 1965 rrrrf ryw r t frvry -- Tribune New York News . Silver Squeeze: U.S. on Spot Retiring Plan in SX. Two veteran employes of Newspaper Agency Corp., agent for Salt Lake Citys two metropolitan dailies, retired Thursday and were honored at an informal cererppny in The Tribune Riillirng, ii3 fL.Maln. Guests of honor were Edwin 9th West, and Owens, 348 James W. OConnor, 3673-80-5 NEW YORK (AP)-Sf-lver may be getting too predou to be a precious metal. observers say the worldwide short- .. TIm' board ofTErectors of the welding alloys, photographic paper and other Uses. ., " Silver conducts electricity and heat better than any other ' metal. It J? highest ip optical fEffiectlvity, In being easily worked, its second only to gold. In 1963 twice as much silver was consumed in the world as was produced by mines. Most of the balance of the deficit came from U.S. Treasury stocks, the biggest in the world. Many Salt Lake Legal Defender Assn age is rapidly approaching the crisis point The was informed Thursday that a demand to silver by Industry has "put the U.S. check for 522,0001n.en route frofn Treasury on the spot It mints silver coins by the billions and housing more and more of its Chicago to finance to first six months of a Salt Lake County own stockpile to try to get ahead of the coin ' defender . project public shortage. ' East Just Like- - Silver J. Mazor, SLLDA Ugster Mr. Owens, a native of Engf Price Celling 7 tary and professor of law at Treasury sources say a nonsilver coin that land, joined the Deseret Newr the said of Mr. OConnor Utah, University Mr. Owe has meets all requirements except appearance - A 1792 law committed the Treasury1 to remailing room staff in 1946 aftd will begin shortly to been designed. If Its adopted, billions of deem its $1 silver certificates with .77 ounce was employed by NAC when it campaign X. raise matching funds. ounces of silver would be freed for industrial was formed In 1952. of silver.' When the market price for silver Date uses. of Salt a is February He past president reached that point two years ago, consumers around the world has put the highH. Byron Mock :.Tto study . Moves . Memmott C. Industry Lake Mailers Union No. 21, In, Frank Mazor Mr. Is said, simply began topping the Treasurys stockpile. It hoped, ternational Typographical Uni- the public defender system for up to Mine Bureau top poet. U.S. public land problems. est price of this century on silver $1,233 an The price has stayed at foe government-impose- d r ' ounce. ion. ceiling ever since. 7" Salt Lake County can be estaSilver mines in the Rocky Mountains have Mr. OConnor started his ca- - blished and begin to function be- If the stockpile were depleted, the lid would reopened after decades of inactivity, reer wlth The Salt Lake Trib- fore the end of February. be off. The market price presumably would rise une in 1926, completed his mail The $22,000 grant. It was exstill higher, spurred by industry demand. Space Age Uses room apprenticeship in 1933 and plained, is part of a matching well Silver is needed by dentists for fillings, Congress, however, is expected to act has served in mailing room oper- funds grant from the Defender has vanishes: It the stockpile before for slot Continued From Page 17 Treasury newlyweds for silverware, gamblers ations since. He was galley of the National Legal In the past two years Project shrunk but to parby make retailers change, machines, of retireat time Aid and Defender Assn., assign' ' theruse of schools in the sum- - room foreman to 1,210,000,000 ounces. engineers for tiny batteries, ticularly space-ag- e ment and a veteran Member of ing funds from the Ford Founland mer, "but not on a the named to lie members JOHNSON CITY, TEX. (AP) Dr. ( Bell Salt Lake Mailers Union No. 21, dation. school-yea- r basis, President Johnson Thursday commission. During the next mi. Eaid. SLLDA directors also Include named Frank C. Memmott, a four years it will study the naHere and There in Business If our present plans gain leg George W. Latimer, chairman Utah native, acting director of tions land laws, practices and Rex J. Hanson, vice chairman the U.S. Bureau of Mines, and problems and report to the islative approval, those school DrSc. H. Hardin Branch; Do- H. Bryon Mock, Salt Lake attor- - President and Congress. districts which apply for help on nald B,; Holbrook, president of summer programming can- - get as a member of the Public Utah Director basic a County Per As" ., ney,H Commissionr unit the'Sall distribution a (the $75 crifiMock has been In private Mr. and Galen Ross, president, eqnalizatiommiffar'schoot Mr. Memmott, bureau deputy State Utah since 1955, dealing prilaw minal section, to up practice providing nancing, presently director for a year, steps up with natural resource bar to $7,887 to every 27 students in succeed Marling J. Ankeny, marily law.. He was Utahs regional diWASHINGTON (A P) U.S. that effective New Years Day, average daily attendance, with who annouheed his resignation Contemplated staff 3 to Bureau of Land of - traffic volume - in it will pay' four per cent Interest rector, with a possibility the going up 32 "after rail years freight The application for fundf from Thursday ac1952,when if district voters approve Continued From Page 17 1964 totaled an estimated 665 on regular pass book savings Mazor reported, bureau. " for NLADA, director ,Mr. area was named he with interest computed counts, Eucif leeway. a postwar billion Senator several western states. ice, took readings at Beaver contemplated a staff of two fullthe Association of Ameri- on quarterly balances. high, - - Approve Plans e part-timtwo Creek, Trial Lake and Smith time lawyers, The bank has been paying 3 Other public members named Mr. Memmott, a former Demcan Railroads said Thursday. To qualify, however, they anfl Morehouse in the Weber, lawyers, office personnel and an ocratic state senator and repre- were Laurance S. Rockefeller, cent was 6 and per per This 1963 volume. would have to produce a plan Provo, Bear and Duchesne Riv- investigator. sentative from Carbon County, New York City; Gov, Philip the cent above It is presumed, be said, that was a consultant on mining Hoff, Vermont; Mrs. John area. Retail Sales Dip The- - previous postwar record which the state school office er headwaters At Beaver .Creek, 35 inches of establishment of the public before being iise Farmington, 655 billion in 1947. linger Leer machinery was Glessner would have to approve. (AP)-Re- tail , from WASHINGTON office will' begin snow was measured containing named bureau deputy director, Conn., former president, U.S. rail hauls and increasing freight sales In the week ended Dec. ' of water that foundation. .Certainly not every school seven and eight-tentMr. Mock was one of six pub- League of Women Voters; Dr. car capacity combined with a 26 declined five would have such a summer pro- compared with a record depth The first task confronting diper cent from Robert Emmet Clark, professor 1964 total of 29,400,000 carload-ing- s, but were 19 week the gram, because of the problems of 24 inches in 1962 and six and rectors of the local previous of law. University of New Mexi3 per cent over 1963, to up the comthan will the be cent of transportation, vacations ana he continued, conhigher inches of water per group, co, Albuquerque; Dr. Maurice establish the new volume high. 1963 week. other complicating factors," Dr. tent In 1958. selection of a director and chief parable Goddard, Pennsylvania state Bell said. The Commerce Department attorney. Above Average of forests and waters. Interest Up secretary Savings estimated sales ,at "And certainly the amount of Thursday After Vacation At Soapstone, elevation 7,800 Solons Named ank (AP)-BFRANCISCO SAN including $1,800,- -' Named . $6,260,000,000, . P. Sherman Lloyd . money we will ask approxi- feet, they measured 52 and This will be considered, he ' of America announced Thursday 000,000 in durable goods and officer. the on association serve to savings Congressmen ' indies of snow and 12 and said, after Mr. Latimer has remately $800,000 to start a sum $4,460,000,000 in nondurables. commission are Sens. Henry M. mer program wouldnt cover s inches of water. The turned from a holiday vacation. Clinton New York Times Service Jackson all the schools, only some of average there is only Details are still to be worked Good Record Alan Bible The stock Anderson NEW YORK (hose in a position to have five and Today in Business inohes of out, he said, on the campaign 1964 on a cheerH. Kilchel closed Thomas market teachers, students and time water at this date. for matohing funds, location of Allot Gordon ful note. For the1 second day in which can be brought together." At Trial Lake, 88 and an office and definition of indimoved Jordan Len and higher a row, prices - J5r. Bell said the 1965 inches of snow was gency under which the public budget and Reps. Wayne N. Aspi-na- ll and a major part of the losses MINNEAPOLIS (A P)-- The for the department envisions measured with 23 and defender will function. December Leo OBrien in earlier posted ' Inches of water. The prehas been consumer further help In the fields of guiAmerican ), White now have been erased. Compton his - past dye dance, English and other areas vious recored for the date was paying steadily John Saylor Price gains Thursday on the In which the office presently has 50 inches of snow and 17 and Pharmacy Firm bills the last six months with a and LauNew York Stock Exchange John Kyi three-tenth- s inches of water in In the Utah JState nudge from the bill collector. no personnel for supervisory served He -has who P. Sherman Lloyd, ' I 1962. were made mostly in seasoned rance J. Burton con- Senate from, 1954 to 1962 and The American Collectors President Johnson also named concluded a single term as investment grade Issues and was a member of the Utah Leg- Assn, reported Thursday its Inbeen has from Utah, gressman Kensing51, C. DiLuzie, stocks possessing a growth Frank dex for measuring consumers of the islative Council four years. ton, Md., as the new director of elected a vice president and Deseret Pharmaceutical Co, potential. real a is I fed It privilege ability to pay past due bills reOffice Prudential Federal Savings .The speculative Interest in the Interior Departments to in the mained unchanged between the serve Salt Lake City, had gross sales and Donovan, Gene Loan opportunity Assn., issues waned of Saline Water. financhome of $610,699 for the quarter ended the third and fourth quarter. and thrift field of SenNow staff director of the president, announced Thursdays will be said. I Nov. 30, an increase of $141,080 on the realization that many Mr. Lloyd ing," and Mr. Lloyd Space In his new position, of these stocks are selling at ate Aeronautical . or 30 per cent over the year-ag-o Steel Firm Sold Committee, he will will become director oLpublic able 40 continue serving the peoSciences an high unusually H. in a differDale Ballard, presi of although Utah, quarter. ple MacGowan, F. S. succeed Charles (AP)-- W. relations.. PITTSBURGH ratio. water rights on the Green Riv- dent, announced Thursday. , ent capacity. By Harry Fuller Stock Ex- who is being appointed special Mr. Lloyd, a Republican was formerly American Corp., On the Liquidating $94, was for Basin Uintah net Estimated ers drainage profit Tribune Staff Writer assistant to Interior Secretary elected In 1962 to represent the. known as Wyckoff Steel Co., the envisioned project that the 038, an Increase of 122 per cent change the year ended on a WAL bales Aide Stewart L. Udall. Second Congressional District Utah State Engineer , Wayne area was closed to water claim over $42,263 for the 1963 quater. strong upbeat was sold Thursday to Screw and America for D. Criddle assigned more than and served on the House Bank- Sandberg) a native of Bolt Corp. of adjudication by Gov. Herbert B. in water Maw two million acre-fein 1946. named Silt been !if wdeeSTto -- It is expected that an initial' August's Grantsvffie.has right priorities on the Green Gov. George D. Clyde opened thelLake areaxsales representative : electron ' seeking Rivers Uintah Basin drainage it for filings last November and primary liquidation distribution of $18 a Hanpy-Sno- w '""t for Western Air share will be made to the shareU.S. Senate nomination. system Thursday. the state engineer conducted Lines, it was an- holders of the company In JanuA native of St Anthony, IdaThis represents an essential hearings. , axcau, 100; ounriio Friday, 7.S2; wniat, nounced Thurscounm Kara WaatW tar Data Pram Ut. Alt. ary, 1965. ho, Mr. Lloyd was general "step in the development of the In his order Thursday, Mr. Partly It Rock Sarlno tncraaiina cioudtntsa to day. of -- r ft Inftirmoonteln secretary Mr. Criddle gave first priority to the executive Region Sheridan and sel Central Utah Project, Motiv vicinity tell Lk City north-b- o Mr. Sandberg, Into tt ciwtfy Frktoy with snow in tht mornir Utah Retail Grocers Assn, Criddle explained. warmer at Central Utah Water Conservan- western portion It will ttoCTMsInt to flvrrltf bv offtmoon. Port- the alumnuSv of 1$ an momlno, becoming from 1940 until 1962. Saturday ' The project Is designed to put cy Districts request for six and Right ly cloudy by Young cloudy In afternoon. Moro snow likely low Brigham cubic feet per second lata afternoon. High naar 30 Friday, tbmperaturr chart most of Utahs Colorado River one-hasue- 4. University, nno 14 I IS, high Saturday near jjSiHAerhoovy t Thorsder at I rail Data River. Duchesne oast. water allocation to irrigation, on the Friday Id cloudy Kenneth onda Mixed; government, ceeds cloudy ttta mow sasiioo. short anew wait aad ioma Cotton Steady) .03 Decreasing IWv. . Ericksomwho r. municipal and Industrial use. and Protects Use east Saturday Chicago east cloudy Partly Trc- L HtR west. Somt mow Wheal Mixed; commission house buy- v ,41 Increasing cloudinesr has been named Consequently, high priorities 31 lata Saturday. Colder & likely northwest use by the big It existing protects Thurs-dar. y lows to 40, 2t both buying Criddle V WALS public days Corn Firm) export Friday. Highs assigned by Mr Ditch Co., Mr. arve Ctnyon 10 to 25 In Uintah Basin, highs 10 Is 22, v as Oats Higher) small offerings. City went to the U.S. Bureau of RockyToint Ctr Sandberg lations manager IS . tr. lows near aero. 2t CmIvIII Soybeans Higher) oil prkesue. too said. Criddle . wFria SALT LAKB. Dac. -I- S NORTH Idaho cloudy If Seuthaastern Partly. Hogs Steady fa spot. 25 higher) Blmrd! Reclamation through The next awarded Dta agent Francisco, in San 11 21 forenoon top 30 34 mow flurries during hogk., CniciM day. Few Heady. Choice, priority GrMfl RIvrt airHHoga Steady So mots 25 higher; ton Sr. Dttroit in mow mainly fijor NO. LU 25 to 14.75 Lightmw-.jo- ; as 30 3R been which the Central' Utah Pro-with has Saturday cloudy Mostly Mr. Sandberg to the Low 22 was 200,000 acre-fe3 II Colder Friday. High! bath IS 17 50. Duluth Milford jn In afternoon. receipt. 30 22 line passenger sales work for n.OO to 35 47 40 jects dams, reservoirs, canals Cattle Slaughter gtaOrg strong to days 22 to 34 lows 10 So 25. KtraM City on the Duchesne and Mood USRR' 24 SO cloudiwill 2t top 24.00. half Idaho Increasing a and Southwestern om Minmapoilt and hlghar) .year. and transmission systems three the 21 past aa OGDEN Onwh ness Friday, a little snow lata afternoon 8 Strawberry rivers for construc- Provo ot any ana to SO enough not to i materialize. or night. Mostly cloudy Saturday, periods tot Tpw hood tion of Strawberry Reservoir Roooovatt 24 30 o snow. Little temperature change Highs to 1it Price layout, Lofco Airport tw eera SO Standard A Poor Closing 500 Stock Index 27 SO Suited HoUtaln daughter It was to preserve remaining with a feeder canal from the Silt bath day 21 to 34. Iowa H to 2S. St. Gooroa 20 CltV 25 Niw York 42 Wandovar cloudy Friday, Raster Hayed standard ondjjoor'o doato(300lodt totr Partly NEW YORK IAP 20 Nat Ckango WihinTY O.C. Duchesne River. F cloudy Sat- rf.Sr taw mow flurries. Becomln .SO c.ivm end yearlings ' north. Soirtk mow, with mainly tome 0 urday 44 ctUw hf7 425 IndustrUU St2 The bureau was granted 2 .10 Including 1,150 week Solid 24 31, to both Colder Friday. High days 90 40 ehered helters or Albuutru 25 steers Railroads .34 enouah .laughter 74 52 . acre-fee- t on the Duchesne iurldr laws IS to 25. 5 selas 5) Atlmtt 50 Utilities raprasantod levels, 45 14.75 tost Price ts tdito Pill 04.10 05 10 Skies ware cloudy So part71 Summary SCO Stocks River. This provides water for Poctll .toady to SO hlgharj 1 00 17 74 Niw OrtMni ty cloudy over the western Intermountain uPt. bujj SO higher, extreme. morfty tell oyer Light mow 52 Oklahoma City toedm .10 Region Thuradey. the Central Utah Projects .untested Idaho and northeastern Ne- fully 25 hlgheri vaalers southeastam HEW YEAR'S DAY 53 Phomlx M vada. Bllllnn SdT' Bonneville Unit generally cettle and calm morflv Low temperatures war 44 Sad Antonia T 25 Butt higher) steers Holrfaln In the 20e with 24 the tow t Salt Lake leto standard 3 37 St. Lou It CMvinn six below at confirmed IhU weak ISO slaughter steers) 251 Acre Feet were Exceptions City Oenvir end 290 glaughtar Heitors; no feeder cattle or Thursday's Quotations Weather Detit Precipitation Lake San Bryce Canyon, II below at Roosevelt Elk at 4 A Vamal. weak ridge ot high calves; 17 at ended Thursday below slaughter steers 40 40 Asked At Lake Atwood and Fox Ely Bid 7 ,jr nonet period coast Asked moetly the 21J0) lb Bid tor December. presxtra woe continuing along choice precipitation Evsniten par Pacific Northwest, bringing Improvement good Pi lb 21.25) all fob toedlot -M prlnceCon M Hamburger Drive la EastUtoh Lake, the state engineer gave Grind 3 til accumulative excess 2 54 .prsctplte-ttoJO 00 4100 JunctkoR Banner basU rail . I local weather. cant ehrink or equivalent; KksArvntno .IS .24 since Oct. 1, 1H4, S 4t accumuUtlva .00 Emp .Mines 07W Co. 250 Lai VtMl Gulch the 900 lb live waUht BrUtatSIto RovitnCool naar Irrigation .00 choice .07 and Dry good Eaat So. 7th .MWIEurekoBul 425 .05 W SaveOU .15 3. 00 net carcass weight eftsr 3 per cent Bullion .13 400 .03V5 EurLIIIy and 02W acre-feMon Bullion 44 SiooxMintt 40 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. cooler ehrink) slaughter halters 145 good EurekaSta .14 .12 tob toed- Cardiff SoStand lb 125 725 end choice Golcende 3.00 2 75 priorities. 14S ChlefCon Stand rdMY or JO .44 shrink cent equivalent; GoldChaln lot 44 per 25 150 2 ChlrdConPfd -Then for the Central Utah fob SwndOtt 21.25, .49 .47 lb - J7.19 JO.22 Grand Dap good, tow choice ClaytonSlly 04W TintlcLaad 09 Vi cent shrink or equivalent. GreetWest lot the toad par Unit CoioCon Projects Upalco TtnStand 75 00 .HVt Mammoth .14 on Par week 125; barrows CambMet ' .11 Hogs None. USBR got 100,000 acre-fe.im JOthCantunf J7 HomSilv .33 CometCe MALES FOOD J09 .07 KeshmirOII and elite active an email supply Un.ParkCty .17 Mo.14 the CansEur to tost Fork Lake sold .70 the UtahCon River; not enough eows M hlghar; M Kennebec .50 SO MARKET UtaldSuaar n Co levels. .11 Keystone prlca .17 narch Canal and Reservoir iProalnC 7 25 4 75 UtWyoOM .03WNewPerk .03 Nona. For weak 205; not enough CresctEaoUOH on WatarWond .10 31 ' .03 NewOuIncy was awarded 500 acre-feto tost prices) Croft .WW any cUss ottered ,t5 iWHIUton NorthLIIIy .35 . .43 CrownPolM Jll So. 5th East .07 lYankaaCon .04 slaughter lambs 1405 choice and prime DiemondB .03 IPerkCCon .02 Dry Gulch Geek, and for the 00, Uto galas 20 wooled xa .00 IPerkPram JO USBR 35 II a.m. to I p.m. projects Uintah Unit the on mostly 20 7 421 00; fob toedlot 34 par Dragon the SALK9 cent shrink depending on tost and length received 100,000 acre-fee- t ot haul to weighing paint. -25 ot 41 00; loo al 49 OOf loo Ot Market Banner, Uintah River Produce Hog 4500; CHICAGO 49 00 to Bristol Silver, 3,000 (t t'ici 2,000 at ?CI CHICAGO IUPI1 Llvg poultry loe tow borrows and ollU rather slow, steady finally, the USBR was grant25 higher) later, 4,000 at 7ci 2,000 at 7'K. strong spots of aooert 1, e brick ninth-placsows 1WhMf toaf 50 tower; ed a priority ProcetsH law. 25 to fully Bullion Monarch, 2,000 (t Vhc. lb Muenstar 41V444M) steady) Chief Con. Pfd 100 at 1.39V. from the Green 00; 400,000 acre-fe40 lb btecx 'i 19430 lb 17 daisies JO) mixed slngU Clayton Silver, 15 at. 20c. 74 14 344240 lb 224240 lb 15 Swiss: wheels too tow to report) 44 Colorado Con , 500 at 30c; 4.000 at 20c. River for the Central Utah ProC A 4tVW2) B 374400 lb sows 13 0413.50) 404 m 15 50) btodto grade Combined MataU, 100 at 17o 200 at 504450 to U ultimate phase. 14c. 500 FEET jects DIG Chlce a ' Bell Outlines Aid Needs r LB J Appoints 2 Ulaliris Of Schools To Mines, Lands Posts 4 ' r one-quart- th Heavy Snows Pile Up in Beeliive State Rail Casli Registers J in gle As Freight Volume Soars I $8,-98- ton-mile- Ex-Sta- te nine-tent- er non-prof- it N.Y. two-tent- Mart H Cheerful Bye As Tear Wanes four-tent- eight-tenth- two-tent- .) eight-hundredt- five-tent- I (R-Pa- ., Pay That Bill Sherman P. Lloyd Takes Prudential Savings Post ), (R-Uta- Profits Higher Utah Engineer Hands Out Priorities on Green River gold-minin- g price-earnin- -- 0. Yearto And a larketstin Brief lf Livestock Utah-Pa- rtty r. f. Markets re-M- - et , 500,-00- -- OPEN Salt Lake Stock Exchange HIRES w1 0 n 1 ar 5 0 4--5 . 1 i 2 4iM-4- 3 3 3 7412-50. 3 Wholesale prices Os reported by Comet Caal'tL, l.OOO.at 15c. nonet .trading an Mercantile Cattle Cone. Eureka, 1 000 at 14c Exchange; to ST W) ft jew . ' 1 slaughter rfaar tolrty actlvai torrfreng at 2Vkc. Surfer Steady; 2 seer Croft, market cartots. 44 halters not 09 W; snough 50 higher) S7W) 90 score 54M) Dragon, 400 of 34c. 90 tax 57 Vk) to tcor 571. East Utah, 1000 at 44c) 1,000 at 1.11J09 lb About etoedv) white Urge axireg 110 l'm W-l-D- -E ID.7 SIZES ft AA. A, B, 0424 00) choice 1,1041.300 lb 23 good and cholcd 900 geed 21.0422 50; toad fiffTfool tobaltarg 22 50) utRHV caws 12.0414 25) tanners w ogtoto 13 cutter to commercial cows 14J4 25 FEET to 1ft C D 25) 11.00, t 300. sMall tuMhr Ueughtor She end awes fully ,tteedy K, Eli and Efff 20 0421 25) appd mmth lf 5 to good wool rfaughtor ewes 5J4 Moss 5.000) OMAHA to steady t haavUr cuH JOHNSON SHOI5 Largo Selection ti Motorcycles u ,, Iy YmZJtf tHw4 Pmrkltf r.toVv!r7x Haw anti Utad 0414 75;144 194240 to to 25 tower; 1174 lb 14 0414.25) 294450 to tow. Itirnrs none; Calves 1,500) Cattle end bettors steady to m and Scoots. SALE HRVICI-W1- M Tira. Sicycle, Scooter ond CycU Mast Siiae G&L EC?r.rr Q tor, J1 SWT 5Sce VAttSfft tas i. M IIS.2M3 cam 181 Smdk Stoto- - 7 co. 4B4-2J- i WMvari 23 25; TV Wtbrr forest 'map for Friday indl- cite partly cloudy to increasing doudimn vrr the Iutennountulu Region. Snow may faff In Ibe BorflmeBt and torn warning to expected. i avarao 9a blab owem iwtn 9ra rnixad 21; maduima 25; 27 i 45C) 43c. Minn, L500 at 25c) U00 at 2 laments 474, 25c. Gold Chain, 1 JOO at 49c, 1,000 at 47c. 102, supplies Wit, d Grand Deposit, 1,000 It 49C) 200 el 49C) mend moderate) market firm; few sales, at 40c. 1,000 at 44c; limited ottorinofc U !A unless S Track gales 1100 lb Horn Sltvar, 5 000 ot 10c; LOO it russoto 7.25) Main, Indlcatod); 000 at 11c, L000 ot lie; otherwise it lie; In a North llooo at livc katedin 4 90; Mein 4.30. round reds Valiev River Red Dakota 5c; 1400 ot 75CI North Lilly. LOCO V- tes- - If-- ht mssris street 200 at t5c. r-c- ; Idaho utility 4J47 0O; bakers 10 0410 50; City Con., 7,0041 4c; 430 it Montana russet baxrrs k 75) m.chigen 100Perk at 7c. . ruserit 4544.75, MUhlgen round whites Prince Can., 1,00 Oat Ic North Dakota Red 5 5 25; Mlnneeola e Ray tton Cori'n.. 1,000 ot 4Vet 200 River Valley round tods 4.544 75; Wiscon00. 4 sin russets 45--4 75; bakers sUlane Rt 29c. Oil, W Onions No arrivals, track 9; suoelles 7e; Tlntlc Lead. 5,000 at vci 11 light; demand and trading light, market at vc ; 10J00 at 9'k; 5JOO at dull "p'SlSkptrii. 10 Track galea: Nona. choice 22 5425 00) Chatca hettort cows Idaho Oreaan white tor Street 0473 00) utility and commercial 2 50, medium. 2 25; Midwest yellow globee 0412 75. Sheep . 1742 00) Mtchioan ond 20 04 medium, IIHnew 1 about Me arils iambs L542.45. LOO; larg not enough ether c iasaaa to tost Prices. Indian 22 12 at Emplr s.;s. fsc it 7,00 et fVKi 500 Rt 4 50) Tlntlc Stondera, 1,000 Wator Wonderland, 2.000 ot c. Yankee Can. 500 at 4C. rc) W. |