Show ' t Satt lZaIw Cribunt Tthe 20 IN Y Stock Market Quotations Saturday Morning May 6 1944 Tariff Lfague Presents NEW yonx May 5 a tabulation of Fridales stock transactions on the New York stock exchange: STOCKS (AP)--Irollo- presented very generally The American Tariff League Inc in its "How High Are United States Tariffs?"—the result of an extended research furnishes many definite figures pertaining to tariff rates and their relation to rates maintained by other countries Many will be surprised to 'earl c't the comparative treatment ac- - corded the following specific group of commodities illustrated by figures equivalent to duties: U S Highest 4 Meta la and 229 Products 107 Spain '295 121 Mexico Chemicals 308 352 xFuels 182 Bldg Matz 106 Spain Hides and 170 Turkey : 308 Leather 316 Textiles323Spain 168 342 Germany Misc 119 Farm Prod 938 Egypt xExcise tax England's ratings for the above listed items are as follows: 117 525 and 133 88 128 155-21830 As for metals and their products only 'three countries—Egypt Sweden and the Netherlands— have lower rates than the United States in order listed There seems little need to further why the mining industry is concerned over administration plans to further reduce tariffs under the "good neighbor" policy Labor has much at stake in this matter That all American industries' heve reason to contemplate with alarm any plan to reduce import tariffs may be gleaned from the following relative rates on a whole cargo of goods entering various countries using the figure160for U S rates': Spain- 465 Turkey 359 Ger percentage GN-rnan- y - - Livestock Markets 320 for market 675 through: about steady on clean- andeceipts up trade: few medium heifers 51200 cows $9 7501035: cutter to comcanners $450 0700 mon- 9725 0 900 late Thurseitty odd strictly good fat user& $1500: few good to ctioice heifers 5135001400: common to medium cutter to common cows S700 01150 9 00: odd medium $925 950: $7250 swid to choice vealers $1400 01500: maa:um 812 00 tr 1350Hoge-Rec- eipts 1100 includes 260 for market and 850 through: market at a siandstill early bidding about steady with close: medium to good Toursclays uneven butchers late 50e to $100 lower only hole support weights steady top Thurs c ay late $1350 on choice 200 to 270 -R- be-a- ' - ' I import tariffs after the war S L Stock FRIDAY QUOTATIONS ISId 00 05 12 0211 Cardiff Caner Tails Chief Coil Clayton Silver coiorado Con Colb Resell 02 12 0012 26 70 02 12 00 12 0913 14 01 03 00 14 02 0212 0012 02 03 0112 0 1 14 14 1314 ontA '17 00 14 Combined Metals Comet Coaln Comnionwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Croft Crown Point Dragon E Crown Point East Standard F Tin Coal East Utah Mines Empire Eureka Bullion Etirek a Lilly Cole Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Kentucky-Uta- I ' 1412 Os 14 0012 02 0012 15 0 0 14 00 14 01 12 33 01 0012 00 12 h Keyetone Le onora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Mi'ller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Moscow Mi City Copper MOttritein View ' 01 12 1 50 02 14 12 68 03 4 ft 0014 07 0034 15 12 0 1 12 01 01 150 00 12 0314 03 15 55 3 15 25 02 001 0112 0012 01 01 0012 08 19712 00 00 loi 09 02 Naildriver NOW Park New Quincy North Lily No Standard Ottin Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson - Perk Premier 4Brietat Plumbic Mines Plums Prince Con Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West Sillief Shiekt Silver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead TIntic Standard Union Chief Utah Con Ut Wyo Con Oil Victor Con Walker Mining West Toledo Western Alloy - 04112 - Utah Park Pioche - - Asked g 03 09 0324 05 02 05 02 03 14 03 31 14 03 01 14 10 16 02 05 00 12 04 05 01 12 04 05 03 0212 15 15 on Stik 20 0 2 14 01 15 07 0112 04 I 02 - - Ni 14 00 24 04 35 ' 02 02 03 02 1 60 03 21 70 03 50 01 07 12 01 16 02 14 02 ' 02 1 75 0012 05 10 70 60 3 50 35 0214 00 14 0012 09 ' 2 05 03 0014 10 05 10 08141 0014 04 02 03 03 2 65 11 1212 03 Wilbert Yankee Con lams Ut Id Sus corn do phi 02 03 03 02 02 - 001 2 50 10 75 FRIDAY SALES Eureka Lilly Consolidated 500 at 15e: 500 at 15e New Park 700 at 69c Park City Consolidated 1000 at 15YaeSilver Standard 1000 at tie 900 at 5200 (12-P M) Tintie Standard CURB SALES 2 Zcati n - Over the Counter n 0 Salable 1000: salable calves medium and ry limited supply 5000 with re- steers fully grad w 1 4 85: nothcent icivance: bulk 111:1 25steady ing eboice here top 11500: other killing c1asses generality steady and fairly active: only good lots offered canner and cutter cows in broad demand at 3650 9011 all weight bulls wanted at $900 representative Of 1300! best weighty sausage offering round S11 55: vosiers ready- at 61600 down: week4 supple stock- cattle well eieknell co at $1100 1350 Sheen: Salable 3000: total 6500: two shorn lambs loads good and choice 99-lNo 2 pelts sold steady at $1455 little on wooled lambs: quality largely medone etund to rood asking steady but arly toes ' load or so good and cboice hove fed wooled western lambs held S 144nrothinc as good a the S16 75 on sale Thursday: few lambs $1685 natives sold at SIS00: Peed spod 105-l- b deck common to medium 72-lPart e sheen unchanged Scatter-fri- g 61375: wooled reties ewes $900 down and shorn kind $ 00 down ) KAN5A5 CITY May 33 roes-Sal- able and total 3000t fairly ac 1i Steeds on all weight: good and choice 200 to 270 pounds $1350: 280 to 350 170 to 190 pounds poundtwo $1125 e 1185: 12 00: 140 to 160 pounds' $050 Sin o's 10 60: sows $10256 1060: clearance eorordete rattle-Sal- able calves 350 salable 150 total 300: one load good ' slaughter steers fully steady at $1485 otherwtse not enougla cattle to make a market: mostly small lots cows 6600 ft 10 50: realers steady medium to choice 612 00014 Ott Sti Salable SSO: total 1500: odd lots killing classes steady good and choice and yatiye spring lambs S1625: medium Food kind down to $1450: few wooled lambs $15 75 medium and good wooled - b - May (AP)—National Securities Dealers Inc Bid I 340 Affiliated Fund Inc Dividend Shares Fund Investors Inc Keystone Cstdn 2 1 19 21 56 28 57 19 98 9 91 4 09 4 44 6 45 B-- do do do B-- 3 14-- 4 6-- 4 Maryland Fund C Aarterly Inc Stirs— Asked 3 73 1 31 23 63 31 36 21 91 10 83 4 54 4 84 b (AP-WEA- total-1000- ovres : 1535 441 II M 281 31 JI Cat Tract C elanese °elates Cer de Pas h 131?f Chrysler MCI Climax Cluett ePa 1 Coca-Col- a Cols P P ad-1 Colum Corn C reCIT 'ittk 703 Four Issues Advance In S L Mine List 1113 tra41141 ralia) cot arl qvit S 7 fl 111-- 0 a D:1 3 Vis 13t't 19121 mg 71211 44 12 igvAl— 14 y FalFohrfrilt Doug Aircri Du NI Fast Air LI P-d- Eastman XI Fatoti Mfg" El Auto-L- t Elec Boat Erie RR do et EVSLIIN Prod Foirbka-Ferro En Firestone T Flintkote Oen Cable1 lee rood& Motor' Gillette 8 RI aliddon Col Goodrieh TI Coodyear Gt N Rv Bugpfl ITI Roust Oil Idaho Pow 1111n Cent Indus Ray C 1141 WA' 11 11 41 131! 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- by 3 UTAH Roseville Potter Ovenware Pyrex ”CAMBRIDGE GLASEr GET spec prices On wedding invite flans ARTCRAPT PRESS BOB BECIIIR:51 Drama po-- Wittidings----Annivorta- ry 200-memb- er Commodity Index NEW YORK May 5—The A esociated of 33 Press weighted wholesale price Index commodities Friday advanced to 10677 Previous day 10676: week ago 10690 month ago 10732 year agb 10637 ''V64161 May 5 fitail—Wool galas pounds Crease inactive Certificated grease wool spot 965 nominal Wool tors futures rinsed 1 to 5 of a rent hiahor July 1240 bid: October 5 hM: March 1111 hid Certificated spot wool tops 1300 ha - 12214 nominal 100 pounds—Timothy red top $1400 Oil 600 nominal 55756j nominal: clover $3150 nomired 1500sweet clover nal $1050 nominal 35 Wool Future at 50000 contract WWII wheat I) —Clash malting-5125114- 41C 1i 14 14 - 2F1 14 34 781141 13014 12778 12378 12334 118 1101111 AND YOUR LOCAL NEW YORK were eAtimated 7914 14 74 12414 CHICAGO balanceexpenditures $11738- $22741081229: netbalance included $10- 302871541 working for customs receipt 97549213092: fiseal year month 11553955195 11353035081775 00expenditureof (July le fiscal year $7777351713 'aeons total 4241000895858: expenditure debt $18712897127658 r increase over prevlotts day $4132546372 gold assets 14 14 14 4 2714 114 13 14 38 45 53 treasuaY $1 1180795263: 13264 130 1271 Cash Quotations 5 (A 4111a May 5 (AP)—Rutter the 14 14 14 20q 181 Of 79 75 74 JulY Sept firm receipts 649614: market unchanged Eggs receipts 20390: current receipts 29: unsettled: other merket unchanged NEW YORK May 5 (AP)—Live and dreaded poultry firm unchanged NEW YORK May 5 (AP)—Butter—Re- ceipts 755417 firm prices unchanged at ceiling Cheese—Receipts 258770: nominal: no quotations Eggs—Receipts 21476: Irregular 1ls 14 MI 34 48 10 79 Rye— 132 May 12834 July 125 Sept 12514 Barley— 20 trucks car: prices unchanged 79 74 74 Dec N FR A NCISCO Lars white specials &non Largo whits extras: dozen Large whits standards dozen Medium white extras dozen 14 14 744 30Mt 3314 1434 4314 814 5512 ie43 CHICAGO May 5 Poultry was firm: receipts 142 July Sept4 Dec 31i 1 11 FOCl4-4- 1A ' 44 16 ' Oa ta— May 4212 42 Vs - 7 score score score score 34 r irt more than two 2 3 1 41 18 71 4 Grain Chicago CHICAGO May 5 (API—A 14 44 1 51106 12 411 44 14 44 9 l!ir34 '4 prominent Wesley E King business and civic leader was elected chairman of Salt Lake U S 0 council Friday evening replacing Judge Herbert Schiller who however will retain his position as secretary of the United War Fund of Utah Other newly elected council officers are Dr Lynn Bennion vice chairman: Paul Sullivan- secre tary and Norman Sims Rev A W Lyons Mrs Fred Davidson Mrs Lynn H Thompson Mrs Harmon A Cole Mrs Alice Lotgren Henry J Plumhof and Dr James P Kerby executive committee member United War Funds of Utah which provides funds for U S 0 and other agencies will hold its annual state meeting May 19 at 12:30 p m at 57 South State street Judge Schiller announced at the U S 0 council meeting Governor Herbert B Maw and Robin Active E Wesley King ert Stroud New York assistant civic affairs regional director will attend and a election war fund board will he elected at that time Shopper LOMet4 Purse Mr King has been active in Mrs Dale Patterson 714 East Salt Lake civic affairs 25 years Sixth South street told police Fri- He organized the Salt Lake Roclub was first Utah departday her purse containing $86 in tary American Lechecks ration books and a foun- ment commander and one of the organizers tain pen was stolen while she gion shopped in F W Woolworth com- of the Boy Scout council pany store Friday afternoon Problems of Safety Education" at its annual spring meeting May 17 at 1 p m at Newhouse hotel To Address Safety Unit Election of officers will be held M A Snow state highway patrol member will address Women's LISTEN TO Safety Council of Utah on "Vital 12 34 75 511 PO 14 Salt Lake County (learn Armond Christensen 22 Stall Lake: isahell Emma Maellaight 21 Bate Lake Nina Gustav Hausman 41 Salt Lake: Katie Marie Polychronakis Salt Lake Hiroshi L Saila 28 -Topaz Millard county: Margaret 8 lyeiti 19 Topaz Millard county 19 Piny's Max Little Young Idaho: lAna Ruth Whiting le 'Itotems Idaho Clarence Walter Beene 30 iS a I t Lake: Itaamtatioest 26 $alt Gwendolyn Lake Thomas Andr w Richards 24 Mountain Homo 1 11 Mt Patti 1orrine Emmons Duchoono county Clair Joseph limier 23 Pitts' burgh Pa Huth Hulett 10 Bennington Idaho Elmer Benjamin Plumley 34 Provo: Arta Jean Kell 18 Balt Lake " 14 14 4- 29 36 3314 5514 15 7 29 4834- 2 BUTTER CHICAGO - 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Al Ch Mt I Am Airl Ara Can Am C at lr Am C Slur 1 Am Loco Am Idetal TT Horn 'Silver 500 t 15c owdiunt to good $1250 01300: 270 to 300 pounds $1200 61300: meto 200 cum Sit 00: strictly choice 180 160 to 180 pounds $1300: others $1200 140 to 160 pounds pounds $105001175: i 5800 0000 1900 01000 sows7950 Bid Asked includes 3000 for Sheep-Rec- eipts NI 790 Anna la Sug pfti $ S 15 market and 4950 through: no salea early & nomI 2 50 00 Con Wag Mach I oday or late Thursday quotations 1 50 Tun I 30 inaLly steady at $1300 61475 on good to NatkInal 81 00 00 51 tit Fire Clay choice wooled old crop iambs da L SA pfd 47 49 50 P 75 tit NORTH SALT LAKE May 5 (Utah" 54 50 58 00 40 17 WI -Cat- la-Receipts includes 421 71 00 74 00 :140 thplugh and 41 for market: medlium SA LER steers SI:1 500 to fairly good trucked-iU tab Power & !ARM $e 3 at $UL 14 00: common storm $575 013 00: no to medium soil heifers good early: goKi heifquota ha e $12 5001400 odd common ers down to $590 medium to good vows trucked-i$1000 If 1150: canner to cutter cows S5 75 6 850 odd trucked-ito choice medium bulla $1025 J Bid Asked trucked-Ivealers 51850 01500 : corn mon vealere (town to $ 00 AO A mals 4341m IS 343 63 Sugar 3027 includes 3254 34 25 1 35 Corn rrat Plecurtly market Mount a 00 thmtigla and 227 for market: nin Stipply1 775 270 on twat tors 2no in SI3 50 ttetle 01 00 n ft 9400 166 270 to 300 pound' RambelMer viund butchers 00 Utah Hom Fire Bonl 163 00 $I2 75: 300 to 350 pounds $1200: 190 Utah 011 11 50 1125 to 200 pounds 31300 180 to 190 pounds 11 P 50 50 106 105 344s 1115 00 $1250 do deb 116 50 -HCHICAGO May 5 slow 21000: Salable- 11000: total sows steady to 10e higher: good stead4h eiod choice 200-2781375 the top: 2g0-30- 0 lb $122511260: 300-35- 170- lb S12001230: good and150-17-choice 0 lbs 19n lb S12251rf 1310: $372206300 Thursday's debits Same day last year 347007500 S1150 412 good and choice lb goal 511406 1165: approximately 364517171 clearing' Priday's and lant 4000 Same mostly 372440701 good year comprising day - Iaa Adams Ex Air Red Alaska J L Ait&Mti1 lands 37 Sweden 32 14Iithallir One hears of the mining indusAm F on "selfish" current attitude Am try's tariff The ty0iimport policies Am lilac cal shipload listed above should ZraWCWook cause all industry to look to its Arm III Crk stake in the threat of still lower Arm As Dv Gda Alta Tunnel Sig PIM Bingham Metals Slack Motels Bonanza Mining Bristol Sliver Bullion In tSalesi FlIgh many 279 Brazil 239 Greece 166 Hungary 160 Italy 150 Mexico 149 Egypt 130 Switzer-minin- g land 128 United Kingdom 118 Argentina 110 United States 100 Japan 98 Belgium 96 France 85 Canada 76 Nether-- " May 5 955 includes OGDEN (Sales Bond Prices NKW YORK Dow-Jone- s winot I Specific Data on Rates By the Shift Boss Discussions of the effect of postwar tariff policies upon the industry (and all Industry)do not include much specific data concerning the true ratio of U S import tariffs to the rates maintained by other nations More and more the public is beginning to understand that U S import 'rates have been reduced to the level which existed at the time the 'Underwood rates were enacted but specific figures have not been - Stock Prices Wesley E King Elected Head of (ISO Council "11 7r7 Statistic& 1 Point With Pride) $The Baxter I — Louis P Lochner News tsCurt Massey As Co News and Music IINBC Stands Oi lavy Bulletin Board OBabe Rhodes' Orcch OMNoewl Hit Parade OHawall Calla 5:00 5:15 5:30 6:45 Biagio in Britain The Music You Want Your Church and You American By $Noeb Webster Says Evening Programs WOO 6:16 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 I I 7 :46 8:00 8:1 5 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:1 5 0:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 1 0:30 1 0:45 1945 i :00 Red Cross Program Telegram Forum Ft Douglas Presents ®6:55 Calmer GTour Hit Parade S L ' trAlttutituirown &Saturday 'Serenade Alum teal Autographs with Guy Lombardo Rill Field Fresenta I I I I FMayor of the Town Talks Thanks to Yanks Inner Sanctum (9:55) Sports Early Amer Music Latest News Hoosier Rep r News i standing Bands Ou- FHollywood Dance 4 News 1 Round-U- p Randevu Dancing Party 12:53 News Goodnight 1240-K0- v01 Priv Goodnight I 1450--KELI- Yours Confidentially Master 1'4 Elour I News Kid °Cisco Victory Marches Barn Dance— ()Chicago Theater with Marion Claire in c I INational S Barn :00 4:16 11:30 :45 7:00 7:16 730 7:45 Top This? 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