Show i Tlie Salt Lake Tiibune Saturday February ' I Up and Down the Street Stock Value Sags Policy Spurs Clpse Of Calera Mining' By “ Robert W Bernick t the Idahd operations re-M- y 0 r ’ 9 130 men Professor to Speak At AIME Session in SF C F Gommel manager of the Garfield refinery said breadwinners would be thrown out of work at the plant if relief doesn’t arrive shortly MR DOUGLAS reported that dosing down the mine and mill-at CobaltrTdaho would be effected about the end of JMarchHommeL estimates that t he refinery could operate until the first part of July 1959 y'We have quite a stock of concentrates on hand at present to process” he explained Calera sells cobalt metal to the General Services Administration for government stockpiling The National Lead Co at Fredericktown Mo has a similar contract for cobalt proof mining However National duced as a Lead’s sales contract runs four more years U of U -- lead-zin- c Ties Purchaser to Cuba Source GSA GSA also recently obligated itself for long term purchases of cobalt metal produced at the Nicaro Cuba operations by a subsidiary of Freeport Sulphur Co agency has shown no disposition to contracts for the western cobalt producer however CALERA’S CONTRACTS called for sale of cobalt at $230 New York Stock Market the Dow ' a pound d American: Stock Exchange Jones Averages Friday’s Quotations Furnished by J A Hogle Sc Co Sale in Both Mr Douglas and Mr Gommel noted that the world Member of the New York Stock Exchange “We have reason to Hovrly now a AcmeW is cobalt $175 pound for RtlU Volume Indus price 11 a m 160 64 570000 585 T1 1198 AmLndy Number securities traded believe this pried Is' weak and will go still lower" Mr Gommel Noon 311 AmPetf 1170000 584 77 160 44 Advances 01 1 660 AtlasCW Declines 160 1620000 told The Tribune pmer BaldSec 01 227 160 2 1960000 Unchanged pm He said there had been little disposition In past years 3pm New highs 30 BarmSt 2480000 BrAmO 35 about the 160 'lows New to 6 do 3010000 Total imperiled anything on part of Utah legislators BritPet Close Chg Hirh BnkHill — Ind Volume Jobs at Garfield -— 86 27 267500 587 56 580 54 582 33 3 79 40 bonds 77100 161 35 159 54 60 04 90 98 42600 Comp 387200 204 25 201 91 Commodity futures index Rails Utils - King to Propose Corrective Bill Monday told (However on Friday Rep David S King a bill The Tribune Washington Bureau he would introducedomestic Monday which he hopes will avoid collapse’ of the cobalt industry of (Rep King said the bill would amend the Tariff Act cobalt on of a imports a $1 pound duty J930 by imposing ("Unless Congress acts the industry faces certain cohe llapse” 160 35 202 144 65 72 10 10 10 10 90 40 high grade rails 2nd grade rails public utilities industrials tLorillard Servic 40500 Standard 425 25 50 500 & Poor's Closing firm's Sales in $1000Close Chg Named ca inera and cutters 15 8 75 several utility dairybred bulls 24 50 25 00 others untested Calves— Salable none nominal Hogs— Salable none nominal Sheep— Salable none nominal OMAHA Feb 6 (UPI) — Hogs — Salable 4000 market steady to 50 3 lower most U S grades 190-24- 0 lbs 15 6 50 mostly 12 grades 16 7$ 16 85 top 1715 Cattle — Salable 400 calves none most of fed steer receipts on ordered basis limited trading on slaughter cowa about steady few sales utility wa 17 75 18 50 canners and cut-r- a 15 00 17 50 V4 Sheep — Salable 25 offered to test market 916 005 Over the Counter The following bid and asked quotation are obtained from the National Securities Dealers Assn quotations committee They do not represent actual transactions and are intended as a guide in the range within which these securities could have been sold (as indicated in the “bid" column) or bought (as Indicated in the 'asked" column) Salt Lake Stock Market Friday’s Quotations ) Bid I Asked PkPremr PluteUr Plutus PrmcCon ProsperO RicoArg RoystCln SilKingW SilShield SilStd SiouxMn SIrnBlos SouthStd SundOil SwanCon TarBaby TinCntrl TinticLd TinticStd Trans U UnitPkC UtahCon tJ ISugcm Ut WyoO VictrCon WstAlloy WToledo Wilbert PhilMor PhillipP PittPIGl Prctr&G PugetSP Pullman PureOU RCA Ryonier Rytheon RepAvn RepStl ReynMet ReynTB RchfdOil RoyalD Denver Firm Plans San Tuan Well Safeway SUosLd' StLSFm StRegisP Scheruey SearsRoe ShamStl Shattck ShellOil ShellTm ShellrMf SinclairO SkellyO Davis Oil Co Denver independent has filed location for test of the Molas formation southwest of the a 6600-foo- t Greater Aneth area in San Juan County Utah The firm’s Navajo J-- wildcat will be drilled 2140 feet from the north line and 500 feet from the east line Section 25 Township 42 South and Range 23 East SUPERIOR OIL COMPANY of California also notified the Utah Oil and Gas Conservation Commission it would drill two more development wells in the McElmo Creek and the White Mesa areas of the same county sunk 140 feet from the north The Navajo Section 5 Township line” and 5050 feet'25 from the west line East McElmo Creek while the Navajo 41 South Range will be drilled 565 feet from the south line and 760 feet from the west line Section 13 Township 41 South and Range 24 East White Mesa d “In November we learned that Dow Chemical Co made a trade Involving Russia for purchase of 54 million gallons of berizene more than year ago are going “How many other ‘hidden’ trades of this nature oil imports have on no one knows We do know' that total unbearable proportions in the US he said Stone&W Stud P SunOil SunrayM SunshnM SwiftCo SylvElP TennCP TennGaa TexasCo TexGlfS Texlnst TexUtli Textron Thiokol ThomRP TideWO TlmkRB do pf ChANW ChRI&P Chrysler CITFinC CltServ CitStrs ClarkEq 4! - 68 V CocaCol Colgate ColoF&t AEC Leader Sees Increase ’59 Uranium Market of eus£ef the development Vast oil shale deposits In ColoDENVER mines in the United States may rado and other western states 1959 produce enough ore in Dr Ronald S Herbst of the for 18000 tons of concentrates Lawrence Radiation Labora-torworth more than 300 milliori Livermore Califpre-dictedollars that a proposed nuclear The prediction came Friday from Jesse C Johnson direc- explosion in Colorado oil shale tor of the division of raw ma- beds to test the effectiveness terials of the Atomic Energy of this means of extracting oil Commission in an address to can’t be tried before 1960 the 62nd annual National Exploration results to date Western Mining Conference Johnson said "indicate that the undiscovered uranium re ’Production totaled 238 mil- sources of this country are far lion dollars last year greater than those already - —— :— Two- - other Febi 6— Uranium Wool Market UnAirtr UnitBii UnitCp— UnElCL UnFruit UnGCp UnPCM USGyp USInd USPlyw USRub USSm t USS tee! do pf’ UtP&L 5c Produce Market Valgrrt Walwth WarnBr WestAL WestPa WeitUn WstABk WestEl WhlStl WhirpC Wlwrth Wrthgt Yale&T YgsS&T Zenith DlLcW UmRG Det Ed is DomeM DglaAt DwChm Orsrln DuPont DuqLt FastArL Eastmn Total N Y stock ule Friday 3010000 shares 1959 to date 99403414 Cash Grain — — Potato Market -- JAP IDAHO CHICAGO Feb FALLS (AP)— No wheat 1 Corn— No yellow soybeans Potato offerings moderate or 1 17 Mis No 2 yellow 1 17 '4 Oats-- No fair wire inquiry fair barely steady 1 h svy whte 69 ‘A sample grade some sheds closed on account of extra heavy white 64V4 n oil — 9Ms9M' barley— malt rnasets In Soybe lack of demand or“iupply choice 1 20 1 35 feed— 1 10- -j IQ US 1 mostly size 2 in or 4 oz min sacked per cwt washed fob markets 100 1b tack 10 20 per cent 10-o- z larger 190 2 10 20 30 per cent 2 10 2 25 per eent 2 10 2 35 US 2 tegss by loos dotenl— Grade mio 115 125 price to AA 40 (prices mostly B at large 34 A larse 38 medium 32 growers russets bulk per cwt Chee-- e — Mild loaf 41 mild longhorn growers' cellars to be washed pattc out bam US 1 2 in nr 39 min 41 mild triplets 1 40 1 60 U S 2 mostly -- score 701 93 score 6t min 90 Butler—93 33 50 score 66 IDAHO USDAT"— Eeb rUptl— L'”e CHICAGO lbs No 27 000 Tvtujtry— No tone ©notations todav U5T7A prie and daisies Chee— tnl pror-ss- ed loaf horns 7 9 Swift grade 8 grade A grade C 4?44 Butter—' aadir 789000 lb 93 and P9 score 57 M: 9 score 57 scoj 89 57V4: 90 score 56H egrlotsr grnre 57 White 8 700 eses steadier Fggs— end mired large ektrs Sd'A- 32 dirties 33 end Potato t Id and newwTotM y n hinmenta 55 arriva1 105 trek 140 a demand for modeftte qunpli alow market dull: demand fnr "nd red modte stdv U ft 1A Track Mi— MO o (dated Mhn n4hrwt vrth 95 2 14 fw vWer Mnneaa o Ve’iev Pontiac Tdfhn street A 4 0 Kaker 4 OO "olorado red McClure aoa Nok Dwnta Fed Flv VaU-tBtirbnw rtnntiac 250 2 85 3 00rugf 'Wisconsin! Sebagos 215-demand Onions — Sunnties light qlow market d’dl Track sales — None reported eeta-roinravellow ftpen-f- t Street 60 3 oan1h Idaho ye!ow ft 7ft 7 oo mid 60 Idaho elobe white i west yellow globe mediums 2 65-- 3 00 37' y d Markets in Brief Grain Futures TrlCont TruaxTr 20thCenF UnBCp UnCarb UnOCal UnPac do pf UnTnk UnitAlr CoIRrdA " Bales 2 000 at 6!4c 1500 at 7c Cardiff 1 000 at f2 00 Central Standard 4000 at 4c BUILDING PERMITS Chief Consolidated 200 at 70c NEW YORK Feb 6 AP — Chief Consolidated warrants 1500 Stocks — Lower decline continues Salt Lake County at 28c Bonds — Mixed corporates decline Colorado 3 000 at 3c mill buying Cotton — Irregular Crt J Barrett brtak residence Comet Coalition 200 at 5Hc 1142 Hyland Lake Dr $20 OOO and profit taking Commonwealth 1000 at 5c 2000 at Ampca Investment-bric- k — ——4 — j SVke residences 500 W 3735 South Wheat--Co- rn Consolidated Eureka 1000 at 32c $540060 — 200 at 31c Midwest Realty 20 brick residence Crescent Eagle Oil 6000 at 33c receipts 4150 S 4520 Subdivision — Benview Oats — Mixed light Trade Croff 6500 at 7c 1000 at 6 Vic West $200 000 2500 at 7c 6000 at 7 Vic Soybeans — Higher processor de1118 residence H G brick Startup mand Dragon 100 at 87'Ae Hill View Dr (4060 South) $19 000 East Standard 1000 at 6V4c 1000 Hogs — Strong to 25 higher top G H Startup brick residence 1128 17 00 at 6V4A 5000 at 8V4c Dr (4060 South) $20000 Cattle — Slaughter Iteers steady Hill View East Utah 1000 at 18c 1000 at j Paul Olsen block residence 1518 18c 1000 at 17c 2000 at 16c 1000 top 27 Q0 Emigration Canyon Rd $9 000 at 17c - Caries Jensen brick residencep847 — — Eureka Lilly 117 at 10c Rodger Dr $16 000 Grand Deposit 10000 at 3VC 3 brick Olympus Tnveo Builder at 2000 lV4c at Leonora 6000 3020 East and 3790 S residences lVic 11C 1000 at lHc 500lV--at 3801 S 300 Fast $30 000 — c 6 CHICAGO Feb at 1000 (API Little May 15 brick residences A V Williams Wheat — Maiestio Oil 1000 at 1 5c 1360 E 3900 View Subdivision 000 at 144c nlrh Low Close Sky Open Moscow 1 000 at 144c 000 $210 So”th 200 at 98 2 1 00 198 March 198' 198 New Park 200 at residence A V Williams brfrk I 98 V J 95 1 98V4 198 May 3658 S 21 10 East $15 000 2NoTttl 1 83 1 83 1 84 I 84 at $1 457 400 ‘it July Lily' 1loo' L 1 85 1 85 1 88 1 88 45 Sept (1 40 100 at 1 90 1 90 1 90 000 at 2c 190 Dec North Standard 2 000 -Corn (old type contract) Park Nelson 2000 2at00017cat 16V4C 1 13 1 13 1 14 1 13 1 18c 000 March 16V4C at at Corn (new type contracts) 3000 at 17c -- 4 000 6 (APwWool 4 000 at 16V4c NEW YORK- - Feb 1 14 1 14 1 13 March 1 13 tops futures were steady while wool 115V 115 V 115 Oil 3b00 at 7c- -4 000 at May ' 1 15 were Friday Both futures Irregular Prosper 1 18 1 18 1 16 1 16 at 8'4c with traders July 8'4c 7 000 at 6V4c 1008 markets were slow 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14 incentives fresh Boy St on Coalition 2000 at 8 '4c Sept awaiting 1 12 112 112 Dec 111 2 of a cent Wool futures closed 1SHvert King Western 1000 at 24c Oats — lower to 4 of a cent hither March at 4V4c 1 000 March 68 66 68 66 114 5B 5B Oct 113 110 3B Silver Shield 11000 July at 444e May 84 65 65 85 v at 5c 2 000 at000-a-4V4c l°00 34000 115 0B Dec at 4V4c - 81 61 61V t 61 109 ON 100 at 8V4c 4 wool spot July Certificated’ OOO at 5c 5 62 5c at 15000 closed Sept unchanged Wool tops futures 44C Rye — Silver Standard 8000 at 2V4c 1000 to 2 of a cent higher March 144 0 1 78 1 38 1 38 138 March at 23C July 147 0B May 148 ftB 2 000 May 1 32 1 32 1 32 100 at $105 1 Standard! 32 Tintic Certificated snot wol tops 142 ON 1 21 1 22 1 21V 1 22 at $1 00 1000 at St 00 300 at $1 00 July B— Bid N— Nominal Trans-Unio- n 1 22 5 600 at 123 -S- 1 23 — 1 22 Sept 1000 4V5e ovbesna — Western Alloys 4000 at 2 19 2 19 March 2 19 219 at 4V1C 2 20 2 21 2 21 2 21 May Zuma 4 000 at 4c 1000 at 4c 2 20 2 19 20 2 20 2 July Bis Hill SouthnCo SouthPac South Ry SperryR StdBrnd StdOCal StdOInd StdONJ StdOilO StauffrC ColGas CmCrdit CmSolv CmwEd ConsCn ConEdia Contanr ContBk CntMot ContOil CprBes CornPrd CranCo CrwrEll CrcbISt CdhvPk CrtsWr DeccaR Deere Del&Hd reached Zuma SoconyM SoCalEd Red Oil Imports Up Expert Says Friday’s Quotations lnd PepsiCol PhelpsD PhUco ur G W Anderson Utah vice 'president of the Independent to mountPetroleum Association of America draws attention sources into the from oil of ing imports ! United States Oil Corp of The Salt Laker said that "the Commerce 100000 barrels of of confirmed purchase Pennsylvania Friday Communist residual fuel oil from Romania Sales in $1000Clbse Chg doOr4H StOillnd StOilNJ bond sales Friday $5476000 1959 to date $180672500 Fridky 81X0000 1959 to date 83980000 Tnt J°Amrtca'n PanEPL ParaPict Penney PennRR mills “THIS MAKES THE raw material cost ’for-omills which translates per cent more than for the foreign 14 per cent in the cost into a disadvantage of approximately of gray goods This will cause grave unjustifiable injury to the great American textiles industry" said Mr Fleming not enough SoPac4Mi OhioEd OhioOil OlinMth OliverCp OtisEl OwenIG PacG&E PAWAir 34 Vice-Preside- Orlo E Childs Denver chief Keoloy for Phillips Petroloum Co and a former Salt Lake residents has been named vice president of the Rocky- Mountain Section of the Amer- lean Association of Petroleum Geologists Mr Childs who was geologist for Phillips for several is a years at Salt Lake-Ci- ty graduate of the University of Utah Elected secretary treasurer of the AAPG group at a meeting at Albuquerque NM was George Darriwo also of Denver Harry L Thomsen Billings Mont is president Phi!P23 StLSF4 do 4Mi SincOcv d fertili- Utah-produce- zers USS brand fertilizers — anhydrous ammonia ammonium nitrate and ammonium sulphate —are produced at the Geneva Works near Provo NYCntS NYNH &H4 Friday’s Quotations ‘ date51 -- Livestock Markets OGDEN (APUSDA) — Cattle— Salable 75 nominally fteady utility 17 00-1- 8 25 "market not estabcow lished odds and end holdover atock er and feeders no test of V Calvee— Salable 10 Vt market Hogs— Salable 50 butchers steady to strong one lot mosty No 2 bar 4tIfl rows and gilts 17 50 Sheep— Salable 50 nothing offered Vi S 6 Feb Loft ANGELEft y 1— Cattle— Salable 100 trading y v confined to dairybred cows about - Vs stead utility selling at 18 75 20 00 4 1959 to More than 100 Utah com mercial fertilizer dealers and employes will meet with key officials of US Steel's Coal Chemicals Sales Dixlsion at sessions in Provo Monday and Brigham Cit Feb 16 The meetings will discuss more effective merchandising methods and techniques for the Market Industrials Railroads Utilities Stocks has the barter program involving exchange of in part for desurplus agricultural goods been responsible moralization of domestic mining but it’s having a serious effect as well on areas of manufacturing LAMAR FLEMING JR chairman of the board of Anderson Clayton & Co worldwide cotton firm of Houston Tex export subsidy the new recently "blasted” on cotton announced by the United States Department of ' Agriculture “We will be furnishing foreign cotton mills at 23 cents with cotton that will cost the United States mills 31i cents By Associated Pres Sales in $1000Close Chg 500 Stock Index only For BryBisc CalEIP CaiCOG CanMar 4 03 ChfCnM ClryCrp CreoleP DayMns -- 1 V Total American stock sales Friday 1420000 shares 4 04 Date Fertilizer Meet Friday’s Quotations Surplus Plan Hits Manufacturing $62 Million Rise 834 46 07 3T 16 lOOsIClose! Chg Mew York Bond said) Soviet-controlle- 85 84 85 90 Ten Leading Stocks Dow Jone Mr Gommel said: "Our union men have been wonderful is giving us support in Washington for tariff and the AFL-CIIntroduced” to be legislation Not Eimco Tractors Going to Korea earth-movin- The government renew government is not In a very good position to help keep federal revenues up” he said k A recent change from underground to solely open-pi- t operations in the Idaho operations directed by Edwin B Doug-to las mine and mill manager reduced employment there 135 of ) Operations Change Reduces Idaho Force about tock Moss Bids for Program To Assure US Metals n Approxi- - Ornately 200 were employed at the Garfield Bernick finery ' r New Today iii Business Lumber Sales Will Surge Leader Tells SL Parley ’ next tew months because of failure of the government to extend a program for the metal it was announced Friday J UNDER THE SPUR pi a drive for domestic cobalt metal regarded as strategically essential the affiliate of Howe Sound Co Invested more than 12 million dollars in mjne and mill at Cobalt Idaho and In a refinery at Garfield Utah Until a few months ago 400 persons were employed In Service 23 "We’re spending twice as A 10 per pent jump in sales the eight billion dollar a much in advertising asAwe did year retaij lumber business is five years ago” be said about $2100000000——-Th- e Special to The Trlbuni seen for 1959 according to H narwas OF THE EIGHT billion dolmarket 'the Feb 7- -A federal DENVER rowest - since Oct 9 The W Blackstock Seattle Wash lar gross sales last year home mining program patterned week was the slowest since THE PRESIDENT of the renovations alone (pre packafter the Sugar Act "to assure' that which ended £ept 13 kitchens 12500-maplayNational Retail aged garages at all times domestic-productiowas rooms etc) accounted lor Every major group Lumber Dealers Assn says of the major minerals and lower but here and there easier financing for home- - im- three billion dollars was proposed by- - Spn metals" crowd individual issues stood out The and provements amj new housing summer weekend E Moss Frank trend against the carpenters Chrysler will be mainsprings behind the when he addressed the Naaccounted lor purchases ol 1V4 rose Dow Chemical sales splurge tional Western Mining Conferbillion dollars more of tcarry-awa- y Republic Aviation Skelly in Salt Laka City Oil 1H Scherlng ence here Saturday ’night 1958 he Textron forHe was goods" during of convention the anqual said and Bestwall Gypsum a point the Intermountain Lumliey THE NEW UTAH senator ’ eijch THE HOTTEST thing In the said Chairman James EMur-rameeting anding Sales on the New York Dealers AssnHotel Utah Motor 1 u m b er trader Component of the Senate Interior Stock Exchange were 3009-87- Saturday at cabins Including truss and Committee Lodge a’grees with him shares against 3140000 rafters cut to length "perthat there should be a staff 'Thursday Only 1198 issues MR BLACKSTOCK also you to put up your study to determine the advisa were traded Of these 660 credits jnuch of the Increase mitting own over the weekend bility of such legislation fell 3fl rose and 227 closed to new packaging diversifica- with lodgeof friends" help Sen Moss who also belongs unchanged' There were 30 tion in sales effort A panel discussion keyed to to 'the Interior Committee new 1958-5and highs and live advertising more profitable operations of programs new lows Lum- which handles the mining legby dealers dealers highlighted the second H W Blackstock islation held that such a study boom sees ber dealer head day of the lumber dealers asis in the interest of national sociation’s annual convention security in the interest of em af Hotel Utah Motor Lodge ployment in the metal and min"Budgets ratios and plannineral mines of this nation and g-help but to be successin the interest of the mining ful takes hard work" L O industry in general Edlund’ midwest credit SO !! — - States THFTTJTAIIN-ALused Gypsum EimcoCorp is shipping-is Theron Co and one of uranium— sessioirl lnSuIphuricAcid" - occasion criticize the the to the 105 to panelists of the tractors new its at the San Francisco conven Mackay U of U graduate administration’s Eisenhower said "New populations have West Coast for tion of the American Institute transport to current economy program and for the paper has new ideas about what they Research Friof Mining Metallurgical and been done under a contract want and customers need "to keep the determination to Korea it was announced Petroleum Engineers on Feb with the Atomic ‘firm Rosenblatt Comfederal government out of the by be day Joseph resold month after month” Energy 19 will feature the presentatred by keeping federal reveOthers who took in mission president ion of a paper by Prof Milton Prof Wadsworth who Is discussion moderatedpart C the nues up” enW 105 firm’s All of the are by ' "I E Wadsworth "of the Uni- head of the D—of U fervently agree with the depart- Nortz executive secretary of gineered produced and shipped ' versity of Utah ment of metallurgy also will the association include Rulon from the Salt Lake plant of commendable objective but I Bradshaw Howard W the worldwide mining and must point out that a sick minof the paper be chairman of a convention H "A Kinetic Study of the Dis- session on chemical process Price and William S Asper machinery manu- ing industry paying little or no income tax to the federal solution of Uranium Dioxide metallurgy all Salt Lake City facturing firm g Ji Hew York Time YORK Feb prices sagged Friday as values on the New York exchange contracted by Tribune Business Editor J s looJ market Calera Mining Co will have ended all cobalt mining mill-Jnand refining o Derations In the Intermountain West in the ! Billion-Plu- $2 7 SL Produce met rn”s rot 2 08 Sept 2 05 Nov Lard (drums) March 9 50 May July Sept 72 82 9 95 9 9 2 09 2 05 — 9 40 75 9 85 9 95 2 08 2 04 2 09 2 05 8 56 911 9 9 9 9 9 82 9 95 50 72 85 95 Commodity Futures By Associated Press for future commodity shtfted harrowly Friday lw mixed and quiet trading on New York and Chicago exchanges World sugar contract closed 01 of a cent a pound lower to 04 of a cent a pound higher Domestic sugar ended 03 of a cent a pound lower to 01 of a eent a pound higher Cotton finished mixed at 25 cent ft bale lower to 45 cents a bale higher Coffee also was mixed Wool and wool ton market were slow Wool was mixed at 2 of a cent a pound lower to 4 of a cent a pound — Rubber featured a sparse group of by adding 33 to 35 of a cent a pound Copper and tine retreated slightly Among mixed Chioago grainspicked up H to Mi of a cent a bushel while rye lost as much as H of a cent a bushel gainer 1165 00 NEWCORPORATIONS- - New Mexico 1320 Luna Eaves C common Bank Continental Bldg motor carrier of property C E Luna B Anderson vice presipresident CB Eaves r secretary-treasuredent Joe all of Farmington N M Capital gtock authorized $250000 subscribed $15-00- 0 50 per cent of business in Utah Meadowbrook Country Club nonprofit operation of country club Carl R Ohran presidentiLeo L Capson$ Kenneth Drashner vice presidents Ruth G Ohran secretary-treasur- er Leisure Homes Hales Inc general financing Sam Arge president Reed W Brinton J Reed Tuft vice presidents D Christian Ronnow secretary-treasur- er all of Salt Lake City Capital stock authorized $50000 all — in Utah-- VUeo Inc 2501 S State building and construction Dwight L King secretary-treasurer presidentr John Schippers Lake both of Salt City Charlotte Vitt vice president K H Vitt general manager both of Seattle Wash Capital stock authorized $100-00- 0 subscribed $10000 all In Utah Bettilyon's Employes Credit Union 333 2nd of credit East operation union Thomas P Wares president Carl J Barrett vice president Elliott F Seaman secretary-treasur- er Egg Market Eeb' 8 ANGELES Eggs— Wholesale uneandled-t- o producer AA medium 37Vfe candled to retailers fob distributor plants (delivered 1M cents higher) AA extra large 48504 A extra large 46‘a-8- 4 5 AA large 4 A large 384 40i4j B large 344 35V4 AA meA medium dium 404 421 i AA small 344 37 4 A small 314 334 in cartons to consumers AA large EGGS 47 63 A Urge 46 59 AA medium 45-5(Cents Per Dosen) AA small A medium 45-5- 5 1 Open High Low Close Vol 47 49 A small 4 20 36 15 36 40 36 10 36 40 215 Poultry — Fryers (at ranch) 17 23 Sept 25 fryers (at ranch) Oct 36 35 36 70 36 30 36 65 64 caponette hens 8 10 hens cross 10 12 light type ONIONS Butter — Prices to retailer grade AA 67 2 A 67 70 B 66 69 Non Receipt— Ebbs 11100 poultry 616 000 butter 188000 LOS Oiicado Mercantile Exchange Metal Prices Prices higher 1135 00 Surety Life Insur Texota Oil Three States Natl O United Western Mnrl Utah Construction Utah Tire Clay Utah Home Fir Ins Utah Southern Oil Valley Bnk Phoenix valley State Bank Vitro Corp Western Natl Gas ' Western States Ref White Canyon Ming ZCMI Zion’s First Natl Bk YORK Feb 6 (API— Spot nonferrous metal prices Friday CopConneettcut per— 30 cents a pound Valley Lead— 11 cents a pound New York Zinc — 11 Vi cents a pound Fast St Louis Tin— 102 V a pound New York Foreign silver— 90H cents per Troy ounce New York Settlement prices — Cooper 28 830 lead 13 zinc 115 silver 90 325 NEW Bank Clearings Friday’s Quotations bnk debit Same day last vear Week’s bank debit Same week last year Thursctay1 Friday1 clearing Same day lari year Week’s clearings Same week last year 27 708 788 00 2)445 955 00 029 00 122 492 113 817 15 478 13 324 97 929 00 94 8B7 67 812 7C 400 08 96437204 50 CHOICE OFFICES TOP FLOOR HOTEL NEWHOUSE Suitable for Attorneys Sales Agents Offices Etc £au on wftTi Accountants Insurance -- MR HARRISON DA Horn NiwHousi |