Show THE SALT LAKE TIUIiUXE FRIDAY HORNING JANUARY BEARS BEST Gold Discovery Anniversary BULL FORCES Stocks Move Higher Inuring First Hour hut Later Sell Off MARKETS AT A GLANCE (By tbo Associated Press ) KEW YORK Shocks Utilities FubMft trreyulir Score temporary biUk advano Bond ftteiifty French government sues cross 1929 bleh Curb firm utilities !n demand Is- Foretan ear hanses Irregular sterling firm on retenUou of ft per cent London hank rate Cotton lower southern selling & imr lower trads selling Coffee hither firmer Brasilian advances ClfTCAOO Wheat weak larger Argentina ship-tneC era lower favorable weathsSr Cattle Irregular later Hog STOCK AtRU-F1639 (Copyright Standard Statistics Co 50 Today Prsuou day 179 Week aeo 619 0 Year ago 143 ft 8 rear ago I r ago— weekly a'eragg 197 ft Itifh 1919 22 83 Ml L 199 Total sales 1043 930 KEW YORK Jan M (AP) —The struggle for eontrol of the price trend on kite suxk market wag Intensified today and sales of more than 1 OOO 09U aharas were plied up for the first time this year Stocks moved irregularly higher during the early hours of the session but sold off In the last hour and the majority of the more active shares )tMKd off I to 4 points a reversal of yesr terdays movement Bears shifted thetr point of attack from Montgomery Ward to Radio depressing tins erstwhile bull vehicle 1 point to 3g Coppers motors and oils also sagged in re fponse to rather unfavorable trade reports The utilities however were In urgent de-and during the major part of tha day and while closing substantially below the ear g best levels generally ended the BelSeveral Important gian moderately hither Industrial were bid substantially hither my to loss their tains before tire floss Hopes of a lower rediscount rate were dashed tor another week The Bank of Ku- Its II per cent rate and fisnd retained th New Tors reserve bank hat urelly made no further reduction in its rate of 4 ‘4 per cent The weekly statement of central banks both here ana abroad how tver showed oonaid-rab-le improvement For the first time in month the Bank of XhrutUuid gold reserve a as above the minimum set by the Cunllffe commission and advices from London Indicated that a lower rate was only a matter of weak The federal reserve system s condition statement disclosed a marked reduction In rediscount' delog with the p&sstns of the year-en- d mand lifting Us reserve ratio to 7ft 4 per Cent compared to 74 a year ago Money rate continued fairly easy Call loans renewed at per cent and again Time money waa dull but dropped to A continued lo show so easier tone Improvement in credit conditions is reflected by the fact that bond offerings this week are In xesns of $3 no ooo 90(1 the largest for any JMtaceLima Wilg Hrrthura )iMnf showed a Nominal Increase for the week of S 13 OO0 0f)9 The large bond offerings hoaever Will lend to jack up the total during the featt two Weeks The day's business news Included further erode oil price cuts believed to reflect efforts to force curtailment of production a sharp decline in copper production during December despite the fact that stock of the metal on hand gained sharply and the General Motors annual report on sales lo dealers and dealers' sales to users Only slight Increase In General Motors sales to users was shown and an accumulation Of approximately 36900 cars In dealers' hands vu indicated In the utilities United corporation Compton wealth and Southern and United Gat Improvement the Morgan-Bonbrtggroup wre traded in huge volume accounting for about 19 per cent of the day a trading United Corporation torn up about a point Sn response to ita favorable annual report but clotted unchanged Commonwealth and Southern and United Gas Improvement oioaed about g point higher Consolidated Gs made a toSimilar sain in heavy trading in response ths first official intimation of a hookup with Niagara Hudson Fewer Fox Film was active and strong on announcement of the plan to float an issue of abort-ternotes to meet pressing obligation but reacted la the fate trading The drive on radio shtrea was coupled With a report that General Electric and Met Unshorn Electric will market radio ets This need not adversely affect Radio however a it has a half incorporation ternet In R C A Victor whkn I expected to manufacture the sets Crle Radio and Health fell to hew lows General Electin' nthe other hand rose about 6 points but A few of the more closed up only 1 Closely held stocks such as International Enver National Lead and Peoples Gas 1 dosed Shout to points higher American Tobacco Anaconda 3 T Case CVrro d Pasco Columbia oraphnphone Du Font (tenoral American tank Magma Cop- Standard of N J Texas corpoi at ion u Industrial Alcohol and U 8 Steel lost about 3 to 4 points Auburn Auto dropped 7 and Federal Light ft Several of ths motors sagged about a point General Motors Closing off IN In the commodity market wheat future again lost about IW cent disturbed br reCorn ports of Urge Argentine shipments nt nearly a much and cotton closed barrly rr Steadr Foreign wxchangeg were largely steady Bterftng cables were 1 IS higher at 34 87 13 14 In response to the unchained discount rate Frane cables were firm at 9 ft cents NEW YORK BONDS (Continued from Preceding Page do Ce (Ml Rente Fa Argentine 7§ Rax PufcT Wk ? '! do ( M Betoie 7 43 (Serbs Cta Blot As At (io 7 3 1 4 19 34 Rhmyetau HA' t Hi Bifinene Hal 6l-- s 51 Btlesia iProv of 7s 54 BUesian Ld Asa Aa 47 Boiiftone As 34 64 Bweoen ft1 Ssim Coo 4a 40 do oknhama m GfV 77 64 77 V '4 inm lot 494 77 4Ka MS 104 04 W 104 2 72 73‘ 3 73 4 71 '103 18 103 "VOJ 104 6 10"i 104 4 Juft 101 3 J03 103 1 90 99 'a 90 97 ' 977 5' 97 U0 39 90 V 60 "5 a V '5 30 fto 80 46 i 14! 99 w‘ 99 99 V 99 V 99 99 1 104 K4’i 104 9ft y ft 4 13 ft 3 ftft 44 48 41 AS 44 i 84 B ) 9ft 3S 83 83 ! j 10 74V 7474H 'a iog i il 6 ftl W 17 Toho kJ Post 7t M do 4s S3 Al Tokyo City ftdo 6s 53 Tnayo El Lt 4 63 3 Pow la Ujtsaaa U 8 ft Copen h 4 87 Un 8tl Burbacb 7s 61 f1- I A Vn PU 61 C do 4 Fntereibe P Ar L is 63 Uruguay 4s G Vienna City As 53 Warsaw City 7s St Vesiph pu El Power 6s M G 91 93 AA (( F? 91 89' 19 43 ftd1 ftd 1 AOS 97 V bt GAR NFW YORK Jan 14 AP' —A nnouney Merit from Washington that the yonale had t vo'ed to retain the pre farilf schedule had an ur se'iling effect in the raw user maraet here today and seemed to G-bus ness with b irera Inclined lo hold off and await freh developments Prijr to the an to meet lent there as a sal of Sa W) bag of Phlthnmea for January Feh- an otm ort operator af shipment to fiary whim wa un hanged from the re-- v ou rlow but there w as no furt her interest St this leel at the close and price were More or lea nominal A mid undertone prevailed Id raw future ery but the vaxhmsion ne hd to increased selling pressuret pamrulsrly and a i ojenmg in tug near month point lower to 3 poin a higher the reae'ed and cloeeda 2 to 7 polna loaer or the near positto-’and urn hanged to 3 net lower on the later deUnes The po n was du- to cover e and early aleadtne soma trade buying but afer the Wmbint ton new mat out offerhus "creased m rtallv wtih mot of the e”mg believed to be for Furonean and Cub-vaccount Fh's selln g Bfeii'ed to be cer'errd par' if ularlr In t iff March position a’ch the maximum dfdtnc and ahile trading was eoiu derabiy more act) e nearly h f of it a represeiend with the in e chauge aeiiere of the near month buyirc U e later ApproxI mate a e 7b 80 tons rtflivf!g closed ic March Si Mar at January 9Qc July I 97c September 2 04c December 2 12c Re' ned v tinchanaed wuh a good demand retorted Hefner were wurdral all o’otit i 5 20c for f re granulated hit e o d hard were avatiaole at 6 07 wih r es of amall proportion few ' at ti lower leteL mrt siad MOM Itfiacrs Y KATES -- Cull mor Jn lo tft APruling rf 44J lri4 in r "0 flax por eptADcef uitchans'L 4 4 it NORTH SALT LAKE 1 -- HoltNORTH SAIT LAKE 3074 including 14 for market 1J direct 94 to South San Frant lco market 429 to San Fraaciaio packers 728 to Los Anaelr market 543 to Ins Angela packers Gid 84 to Pomona Calif About steady lot 184 7 76 sows pound -I9 60 few paiking Oattlg- Receipts 184 including 33 for market 74 direct and 78 to Los Angeles cows packers Odd head medium and goodcalvra 19 smU lot medium grads Jn 3tftft 60 0 1824 Inrlnding 64 diSheep— Receipts re t 610 to San Francisco pa kers and U '4 to hot Angeles packers Nona thi market " OGDFV 468 10 - Hogw— Receipts for market ill lo gwansiofl including and 242 to Los Angeles market Steady mixed 110 00 few lot Weight buUher 00 around 19 6o parking sows 17 766(8 81 for CaGle — Receipts jei including market and 81 to stocKvards California Blow very lit' done smalf lot steers l! 00 few common light heifers 7 0t and good cow odd lot medium $0 5067 60 cutlers down to 8 00 bulls 8 00-$7 oovrt 60 odd head medium calves OODFN 99 4 f 4 Jsn Blame hut dust probably nut as much aa was carried by Individual miners Prospectors who tet diggings with baas of dust were not noted for their loquacioiiiineM for to talk waa to Invite bandits to ambuah them Het c the actual placer gold prod union always was shrouded with the greatest of screcy Th estiwhich never will be penetrated mate of Dr Thomson much mors conservative than moBt plarp production at 00 ooo (MK) to 1900 0H 000 Home enthusiastic boosters of the old placer miner have ptw rd the total a hlah aa gjbooouoooo miners! of the west wh'ch Ihe industry owes Its start to Marshall e finding flakes of cold to 4he null rare at Colonis baa f 1 3 ooo non uno acyielded approximately Moat of the cording lo Dr Thomson has com from stable mining operations which have been developed slice of Ihe colorful prospector Then the day industries yield about 4if bo 000 a vear tn ths nine states Production for each of the since authentic stats beginning and including a rouaervatlve estimate for placer gojd follow Arizona VI New Mexico V&oo (Wm) OOO Colorado II 600 ooo 000 Utah H 500 000 000 Nevada II onuoooiMM) California II ftooooowo CHTf’AOa Jn 1 f AP —Apprehension that Canadian wheat f being sold for export ahead of United State wheat received much blutne for late downturns in wheat Ixtrema weakness of prices here today the Winnipeg wheat market precipitated a flood of selling here toward the close with consequent breaks tn prices dislodging many standing order to let future delivery holdings go at various fixed limits so as to put a stop to losses Erport purchases of North American wheat today were larger than of late aggregating 0O0 000 bushels but most nf the total consisted of wheat grown in Canada Chicago closing quotation on wheat were shaky So to Hgc a bushel lower than yesterday s finish Corn closed ISe to ISe down oats Sc to e off and provision varying from Ai7f decline to a rise of 26 Crashing down of wheat values today in the final hour of trading came after th market fere had shown a not leeabiel upward trend during live grrater part of the preceding time 7 he advances wer tccom- anted by reports that Brazil was asking ror o'ferg of wheat from North America and that an evident rearon was the poor quality of th new wheat crop Ui Argentina where Brazil ordinarily obtains wheat supplies but ahery this season It Is officially unmerestimated 10 OOO 000 bushels Besides Arsentlna exports this chantable week showed a decided falling off In volume both as compared with the week previous and a year ago Lowest prices of th day In the Chicago wheat market prevailed at the finUh conthat ths Ilverpool trasting with the fact rloao today showed 1 peme lo 14 pence sain an upturn which had not generally been looked for by traders In Chicago Tn late downward sweep of the market here was also In the face of the fart that the Farmers’ National Grain corporation had given orders for purchase of durum wheat In domestic markets northwest Another stimulating Influence th effect of which however proved to be only transient was an estimate from a leadlne authority here that although United States wheat stocks In sight are 40 OOO 000 bushels more than was th caa rear the invisible supply at present Is $0 000 OOO bushels than the corresponding total a year ago Corn ht hats fl?ungd downgrade acting lu sympathy with wheat market weakness Besides arrivals of corn in Chicago today showed enlargement and weather conditions were of a character tp promote corn movement Provisions averaged higher with special Attention hMn given to reports showing that notwithstanding this Is the height of th winter packing season an Increase of in stocks of lard has only 800 000 pound taken place durln the- last two weeks compared with 16 000 000 pounds Increase a year aio JUNO OF LFADTNO FUTURES Subject at Meeting SPUD SALE PLANS of Boston Ifoue as Sellers Stirs Ceuiral Marketing ProMueh Talk gram for Industries Get Approval Appointment v Special to The Tribune BOSTON Mass Jan 16 —The local wool trade seems to be paying more attention to prospects of marketing the new domes tie clip than to selling old wool The of a Boston house Draper & Co as selUnr agents for the National Wool Marketing corporation creates much talk Dealers say that the government has ap- thev have paid In taxes furoprtated money lo drive Ahem out of business The Draper company expects to control some 00 000 000 pounds of the country s wool clip Dealers will core pel e for th remainder— about 230 000 000 pound Nothing definite has been done yet and no contracting hag been reported Th haon seems likely to open very slowly as th wool is shorn Many complications appear beside thos connected with government tiviUc Th overproduction noted in wheat may apply to wool although on a consmaller scale Ths current world-aid- e dition promise to become more acute as tariff rate are raised Wool production here and abroad is overstimulated The ultimate effect upon price ll not clear That it Is ao additional reason lor oauilon Is urged In the aoo! trade Tnpmakers are fairly active wool buyers thla week but do not monopolize the marHouses having attractive stock ket are moving considerable wool mainly French Texas eombmg territory and twelve-mont- h but also ome other grades Prices of fine wools remain steady Beat Montana Wyoming and Oregon French comb ng ia moving at 80 cent clean or slightly less Utah and Nevada around 75 cent and New Mrxiro and similar at 704x72 cents Medium wools are under pressure because of weakness in foreign primary markets Three-eighth- s blood territory is selling at cent and quarter-bloo- d at 7072 7778 d cents territory sell slowly at ?84j2 cent cording to quality and to original bags largely Foreign competition also affects medium fleeces all of which are about a cent a than a week ago pound cheaper Swietr Of twelve-montTexas wool have been made pricea ranging from 76 to Rfr cent Th best lots with epod rirn staple easily bring 60 cents Eight-monTexas Is dull and canuot be quoted over cent 7072 Is steady at ft 8 fi ft 8 cents AH Fall Tex the fall wool are in strong hands and will not be pressed for sale California wool ard New Mexico scoured are ouieh but no further price shading is noted Best fine white domestic noils have been advanced to 58v00 cents Li view of recent reduction supplies Other noils are firmer also choice fine grades of nulled wools while A super la shaded a UtUe WASHINGTON Jan 16 m —Central marketing programs lor the potato and apple Industries were approved today by the federal farm board Whether the programs would take the form of national commodity marketing associations st’ch as the board set up for grain wool mohair and cotton waa not disclosed Representatives of deciduous fruits other than apples particularly the grape group said they had not decided yet what type of organization was best suited to their needs The potato group selected the fol lowing committee to work with the board In determining the kind of centralized market control the Indus- Wyoming Bank Names Officers : Special to The Tribune EVANSTON Wyo— This week Uie First National bank elected George M Pexton president W D Crompton vice president O E Bradbury cashier These with John R Ar1IABIUTTE8 nold J H Martin and H L WilR notes tn actual circulation 1782471 liams make up the board for 1930 Deposits Member account 2357 850 At the Stockgrowers’ bauk J L Government 10 673 Muntana 2 600 000 000 Idaho 11 000 Wicks was made president William Foreign bank 7011 Washlngtun and Oregon Combined Other 22 643 deposit Pugh cashier and Will Hanles asIOO 000 000 for the Annual production states averages about as follows Arisen sistant cashier with Charles A Mytry needed Total deposit 2 403 879 IlMIOOOoOO 26 000 000 ColoNew Mexico ers J L Cheese Thomas F Wright Deferred availability Rems 0C5 037 16 OOO 000 Utah rado 136 000 400 Nevada Committee Will Work With Capital paid In 171 107 Abraham Crawford Fred Coles and 80 OnO 000 California 30 000 000 Montana Surplus 91ft 270 In Board 40 000 000 Idaho IHQOOOno Washibgiou Deciding Question Edward Knoder additional directors AU other liabilities 15 430 and Creson toinblnsd 10 000 000 At the Evanston National bank A W Burton Onley Va general Total liabilities 5 314 60ft manager of the Eastern Shore Vir- Thomas Painter Is president C H Ratio of total reserve to deposit and 0ote combined 76 4 per ginia Produce exchange W F Hep-p- Boiler and J W R Rennie vice prescent Denver Colo general manager idents Andrew Coutts cashier and Contingent liability on bills purchased for of the Colorado Potato Growers’ ex- I Has tor and Dr J H Holland are foreign correspondents 627436 change F P Hlbst Cadillac Mich members of the board and John Morweighty fed lambs sold IOC hither weutiits $2 86 asking $13 60 on best fed general manager of the Michigan Po- row Jr assistant cashier wool skins native lambs around 25c hither Fruits and Vegetables tato Growers’ exchange H L RobY12 50U13O0 aged sheep and feeders 4inson Hastings Fla manager of the choice slaughter steady deck ewes $7 10 desirable feeding Growers’ Potato EARNINGS exchange Hastings United Btlrs dprtmnt of nrrlcultiiris iambs 112 50 T W Bennett Meggett S C memof srlculturl ronomic Mrkot burcn Hogs- - Receipts 7000 fairly active on hogs : Kw wrvlco uth 330 pounds down 16o to 20c lower than Wedber of the South Carolina Produce asdeprUnenl of a average few sales and bids for agriculture cooperating nesday NSW TORK Jan (AF) -- Th Ward sociation and W R Thompson CariUnieaa otherwise stated prices quoted beweiKhGef kinds at same decline top I9 60 Baitljn corporation reports or the year low on Utah produce are those received bou Maine for 170 to 210 pound weight paid freely December 2ft 1910 a consolidated Sliding o 9 230 310 few 60 to on 50vrft by bulk growers the Growers Wholesale marpound While the apple group asked the net Income of $3 124 413 enusl to $8 67 S9 36tt960 to 280 pound ket containers returned odd Io's light Prices for share of 86 275 shares of no par class A board for only extension of credit common duce from other states represent salespro-by lights 8 751 9 60 sows mevstiy 35c lower stock and of 67 cents a share on 78 bulk $7 7512 8 25 stock pig $7 to wholesale be recoghouses local refacilities aUong as and retailers that apples the 500 OOO shares of no par cla B comtl ft 74 ported to the United States department nized as a major commodity the po- mon This compares stlth $1 293 542 In of agriculture market news service the year or I&72 s share on the tato representatives Indicated their class preceding PORTLAND Light to moderate offerings of local proA shares and 72 cents a shirt on duce thla morning slow buying demand PORT! AND Jan 10 (API — Hogs— Industry would require the same fa- the class B stock for both trucked-i- a and shipped-ipro1000 receipts include 1504 diret or A Charles Ward chairman announced cilities to were as and extended grain duce on contract Market opening slow middinc that during the year the company ha recotton Apples— Utah boxes and bushels duced It funded indebtedness from $5114-30- 0 IjC to 25c lower nothing aold rarlv run culls out Delicious medium orchard $1 75 Catlle — Receipt 60 calves 10 nearly all to $4757 ooo and that through the They recommended a nationwide 2 00 large $2 2fttu2 75 Jonathan drive-in- s No early sales market quoUbly medium purchase of preferred alock the amount farmer owned and controlled cooper- outstanding 50 II 15 Rome Beauties medium $l)ft has been reduced from steady TH 60 few large $2 00 0 2 50 small FVrss ative marketing system founded baBhecp— Receipts 600 receipts Include 501 PRODICE to SIGOOft 400 $1 00 Winesans medium to large $1 25ifr direct nr on contract quotabl steady no on locals CHICAGO Jan —Butter AP) grouped community 1 80 small sically today DeM)r75c Washington boxes early sales ruled firm with most receiver asking Into district or regional organizations Something over 2000 000 of the Chilicious large sires extra fancy $4 50 fanwere la exceppremium Undergrade cy $3 5Hi 3 75 Rome Beauties large sizes Into a national nese population of 26000000 live on and them scant through tionally mipplv 3 60 00613 n Blacks Arkansas fancy the water Fresh — 93 score 3434Hc- 92 S74c: ftl system meWinesapa and Wtnesaps COTTON MARKET 90 32c 89 314c 88 304c 87 dium sizes $3 60 Spltsenbergs fancy and Yellow 324c c Think It Newtown Agency Only The Pamunkey Indians give a deer medium sizes fancy $3 75 of Centralised —60 score ft34c 89 J34c5 88 4 00 to the governor of Virginia every Without Antagonistic Interest Artichokes— California doten II 75tf?2 00 30’c NEW YORK Un It (AP —The general 7609 case extra weak' receipts Fcs Avocados —California pound 75 05c Such a set-ufirsts 41c they said "Is the vear cotton market closed steady at net declines thdard 374 384c ordBananas — Pound 7c firs' 35kM6c refrigerator firsts 34c only marketing agency that has no of 3 to I points Futures closed Beans i string ‘—California pound 22 'c inary ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' MFETINQ 86c extras refrUterutof y Beets— Utah ( topped bushel 600 00c Low Close Frv Clse High RocmssTra mining company Poultry alive Heady receipts 16 trucks Interests that are antagonistic to Racked poxmd 14 liCjJJaiioinift 17 90 17 23 17 30 17 43 doten Th- - anaual either th meeting e? eteelthohtere cf bu'icli5 90c rTI (W LI needs and should be set forth clearly the Rocheeter Mining Company for the Brussels sprouts— California pound 17c 17 57 17 49 17 04 17 44 -1ft NEW API YORK Jan steadv Bags election of Dlrectore and Officer of the ( 2 17 79 crates Utah 17 00 abbage— 70 as the complete plan preliminary to Red 17 60 17 6 $1604 mixed colors receipts 17 640 cases 17 78 17 00 17 50 17 66 pound ftc company for the emitting year will be extras 45rf46-ex’ra firsts 44 the formation of local and regional Carrot — Utah flopped) bushel ft0f?40c‘ 11 89 17 70 17 71 17 78 held 05 Room at Pelt Building 341 which should come Into South Main Street Sait '44lr first 47 47 Sc refrigerator secsacked pound lCriVsc California dozen Jnnuary 17 24 March 17 38 Lake City Utah onds 34 1ft4c Pacific coast white extras organizations bunches 90cg $1 00 May 17 5? July 17 71i October 17 72 Debeing simultaneously on January 30 lfno at 10 o’clock a m 46 Sc extra first 4c Cauliflowe- r- Utah pound l$10c Califorcember 17 11 8644 ‘At the same time the existing coButter firm receipt creamery W MONT FERRY nia pouud 12c 62 score 35c firsts 88 to 91 score central Vice Prealdent Celery — Utah crates medium sire $1 7ft extras operatives should establish 034 Sc NEW ORLFAV Jen 16 AP — Rpot cot2 small sires ll 60 celery hearts 3iS 23 117 pounds committee representative of those CTieese easier’ receipt ton cloved oulet ft point down sahiu dozen bunches 75c'n$100 NOTICE whole milk flats fresh fancy ITS 1195 middling 10 97 Futures closed steady Cranberries — Msarhttett Late Howes state already In operation and upon which V ifle half-bat net declines of 0 to 1U point boxes $10 OJ I nw Poultry dressed steady poultry alive new cooperatives should have repreNotice I hereby given that the regti'e Close Prv Cle — California High Cucumbers Colorado and 2)'n28c 18 97 Irregular chUkens by express sentation This committee should act annual meeting of the etockholdera of 10 0) 16 81 H 95 January pound 201422c hothouse dozen $3&ci broilers by express 2077 32c fowls by ex- as a 17 28 17 05 17 14411 1? 22 ft 00 Oat — NO 2 white Aft'aC to 47c No March coordinating body to secure all Utah Poultry Producer press 29fci32c others unchanged 17 47 17 51 17 30 17 37 white 44c to 46c — Utah pound 30ft23c May Garlic the nationwide benefits Inherent In Aeeoclatlon will be held at the company’s 17 07 17 46 17 3664 17 01 No sale Ry— July Endive— allfornla crates $7 90 18 KANSAS CITY AP) — Fgss n 03 17 44 17 sv054 1117 59 Bariev- - Quotabl 5 run fi2ft07c collective merchandising and pur- office In the Dooly building Salt Lake October Grapes— California kegs sawdust packed Drvts S0'vc secondsJan 344c Other produce 17 3 09 December 25fu8 25 City Utah on Friday the 34th day of Timothy seed Emperors $4 60 chasing" 16 96 unchanged March 16 n Clover seed flO6OUl$0G — Florida boxe Opening January 90s $5 50 January 1630 at the hour of 8 o’clock Grapefruit of a said 10 15 system production They Lard May 17 40 July 17 03 October 17 89 DeAs and smaller a m at which 5O&7OO I0 Texas 46s to the proposition w ill SAN FRANCISCO Jan 16 (AP) —Butter-f$12 00 Pit cember 17 98 bid 64 credit under the proper control and be submitted oftime $6 60fri ft 76 04 s to 70s $6 00 0 25 80s 40C amending the articles Bellies $U 78 Pfts and smaller 18 005 25 $5 50hS1& of farmers’ of Incorporation in the following parbrowns S! 10 management cooperatives Australian Onions jobbing OALVFBPON Jan 16 AP — flpot cotton (treena crates mustard)— California 60 and for the fanners’ benefit should ticular that la to ay: closed steady 10 down 94 00 sales ftil tabs $7 40113 00 Potatoes Jobbing Stockton II be amended to etete MINNEAPOLIS middllns 17 30 Green Onion— Utah dosen bunches 30c ewt poorer low as $125 sacks Washing- replace the present credit extended more That Article 30c California bunches -dozen MINNEAPOLIS clearly the territorial scope of the Jan 1ft APi Wheat— ton Oerns S2 55 0 J 6ft by the speculative potato interests " LTV! It POOL Jan 10 AP —Cotton spot Utah dosen bunches 20 25c leek— 100 cars compared lo 219 a vear bualnea 26c henv 27930c turkeys live company’ Receipt Broilers operation and that a comprehensive program I envuns— California tower American aao Cash No boxes fancy (300s good busmees done price 2 northern 4145 No I Article VI be amended to nominal dressed 20i3jc should be Initiated to maintain pro- more That sirut good mhlihmt 10 36 good midUliog dark northern 15 per cent protein II 30t4 $10 00 300 HO 0081 10 oO 432s 19 50 define the clearly object powers 50 9 9 96 Lettuce— Arizona and California crate Si Ml1 strict middUi g 9 76 nuddimc 14 cent protein $t29‘4r COP FES duction to meet the legitimate con- and purpoee of the corporation and rct low middhng J 20 36low middling ft 70 M31 1ft per per cent protein $1 37V 4130!' Iceberg type 4 6a ft dosen $560 ft dozen NEW 18 (AP) —Coffee fuYORK Jan sumers’ In 50 eubstance $4 the 13 per cent protein No by good oidinary strict good ordinary 274 requirements Incorporating I 26rl tures were higher during todays early trad7 91 10 000 Muahrooma—Colorado sales bales now contained In paragraph XI pound 76c Including 4000 dark hard Montana 14 per cent protein Km but later Apple Group Believes American ing in response to firmness in Onions dry — Utah No sacks Yelto strive amber $1371 Receipts 16 000 American M7' end XIII No 7 reacted sllantly under readrmg low Valencia type U 8 No futures Unsed steadv January 9 41 durum fi 17' ti I 18 fw No 3 amber durum 3 partly grad-to contracts That Article VII be amended bo opened at an advance of 8 to 21 Action Inadvisable 00 ed medium to large 75c b No March 9 27 Mav 8 3ti July 9 40 October large red durum $106' !7y 11 to fix the third Thursday of January 2 to net closed and points higher 9 37 very large $100 a 125 few fn Mrr t) 27V July II 39 very points lower January 1U31 3 40 The apple group said that because of each year 8alea estimated at 24 at the hour of 9 o’clock 3 y’ilow joints Com-N- o 80 u ft 83 4ft large $1 60 small and culls 60 65c Santos contrar’s opened 21 to 21 the greater number of the more Imags a m at the company general office at boxes NaOats— No 3 white 40 4! 42 ha DRY GOOD Oranges —California fancy 4 liri 5 25 points higher and closed at a net advance portant producing areas were unorvels SOv $4 50 a 5 00 100s 1208 Bariev 60(ftc Lake Salt Utah a the time when City NFW YORK Jan 10 ap — Busuvys 23 25 43 000 bags Closto 8 8ft H 90 points NoBales pve — No 45t5 70 laOg $5 6060tf8 00 176 $ 0(H of m giay and finished ioffons nd the place where the regular meet7 contracts— January Improving ing quotaiafbn ft 80 ganized cooperatively it seemed ex2 99itr3 04 216s and smaller 200s $7 257 Flax— No 7 9flc 7 90c of nmid purchases being of volume 8 0 40c 58c the stockholder hall be held and March ing May an 17 75 6 1 00 July Inadvisable that Texas boxes Pineapple all advisory Blankets and flannels are active (or fail September 7JV December 7 5c Ban’os tremely 6 00 Size x prencrthlng th method of calling epeciai contract— Jhrtuary 13 00c March 13 04c commodity committee be set up delivery Advances of 5c a pound were re— ftOc dozen California bunches meetings Parsley JUNNIFKG Mar 12 10c July ll75e September 11 49c ported on Japana grades of raw silk Broad It recommended however that a 4 That Article VTTI be amended with Parsnip — Utah topped bushel 7&r$4 December silk are inure 11 28c live WINNIPEG Jau 16 ' AP) - Cash aheat Rayon products of $100 sarked pound lUc general committee be appointed to reepect to the personnel of the present a fine yarn chara ter aio In better de- No 1 northern 20 coffee quiet Rio 7 Wheat close Spot — 104&lQ'e 15 Mexican and California Peas pound mand for future delivery 34 V Mav work out plans for eventual national board of director and to eliminate cer?2‘ Santos 4 !4VI3'C Rayon yarn July $ I7e 1 lie wool goods marar selling steadily May flak Sftose 12 56 provisions having to do with repmarketing and that cooperatives In tain Peppers — Mexican Oreeji Bell and Chill kets are showing a alight Improvement In resentation on the board of directors 37 bushel 30c Texas ftl Savoy 650 Pplnach— of the four principal apple repound each the call for goods for immediate cutting 1 84 to and Persimmons— California pound 18c eliminate the provision to the inERFOOL C ailfornfa Sweet potatoes — Arkansas Louisiana ard gions— New York atid New England effect that the authority Pomegranate— of the execupound 9s (HU AGO POTATO bushel Nancy Halls and Poito the Shenandoah valley the middle-- w tive committee LtVFRPOOT Potatoes — Utah sacked ewt U 8 No I Odhom Jn t ait— 5iot wheal shall be defined In the 2 00 75 CHICAGO Jan 1(AP— iU 8 Depar85 75G3 few russets II While Panilc 1US $ 4ft Rkana — large ol graded be allowed three west est partly and th noi tment of Agriculture! 10 Fotatoea Reeipts No 4 Manitoba 8d r16S Tangerines— California and Texas pound high 1 as $2 00 Idaho 2 sicked cat U 8 5 That Article IX be amended with 15 17c in ears on traik ?04 cars total United H afe 03 pouudsv Sa lvd til 32') No Russets $2 25 3 50 representatives The committee would bags 09ft cars 8 alcg shipment 75c respect to th personnel of the present Tomtoe—Mexifan Wheat cloae very lugs ripe $8 00 and trading develop cooperative promote s uw account of weather 341 few ftftc 9 2d 60 sa'es dosen ($1 Radishes—California bunches very March officers and their term of office Utah topped bushel Turnip-In cooperaV isoonsln sat ked round whites t2d0g?66 White TP 60c secaed pound l'hl'af California dozep maiketing organization May 9 5Sd (tl 3ft jL That Article X be amended to protion with the federal farm board Idaho sacked russets 3 10u$2 bunches OOcllOd Rutabagas— Utah bushel 78cfl$100 July 9s 7 ly d tt 40 Si ) vide that the Interests of each stockholder shall be determined by the number of shares of the several classes of stock standing In hi name and to provide that the capital stock of the corporation shall be 1251 700 shares of the par value of II 00 per share divided into ' k'TTVT ?tO?LT IHE 226 700 &h&mi of Clxa A VsJCvS GLXS TO we VJHt-ROVU Spfcl&l scfvurcvoh 35 000 share of Common stock gtock WV and o tnxvT COViPVt JVI?T I 000 000 'et'TTt'R of Preferred stock and share knovw to specify the condition under which 0&O BUT HO SOOT Tviwe yocrp VuwtN TrAenTit VOLKS BUT OCTO sold ctaaM of stock shall be Issued and Kvoue STuyrrwG to define the rights powers and priviVlOH’Y 'lOO leges of the holders of each of OILNOTHiMCi VmoovXvaT u h KT vnvTH SO COMfc VH fSH LOOH AT Claeses of stock: ‘to further provide for GOOX WVUAtl vS TOUt TVAtvT the exchange by present stockholder wv ? of th shares held bv them for an eqvial O V'v OCTOa KHOM JUST Ht'S KVJTUU SICK- y MT TVT’TVHI- - HM - NV - em number of anares of Preferred tock and SNV TWKWV4S In addition thereto on share of Common stock to each person nuking uclt A UOT exchange- to provide that Preferred bank-reser- I !t )s tt n 1 -- 1 - p" k 1 c A OO 700 holdovers fed Utah KANSAS CITY CITY Jan 18— Cattle — Re500 packers going ceiptson most calve cattle run all killing r ! slow largely short fed steers of light and medium weight Indication steady on better kind light weight steers and yearlings other killing classes tending lower veal-tr- a little change weighty eaives slow and feeder scarce out of weak Mocker fti wt hands modcLjitg supply held by dealer two load 799 pound yearling steer 15 00 fed steer bulk eligible to sell around 10 764M2 60 fed dole downward eaters 10 00 $19 00 down to butcher cows 7 0071 1 35 low cutters and KANSAS 4(XK) $4 30r600 7000 lambs active sen Sheep- - Receipt sheep about stead’ rally ltn to 36c113higher 35 other mostly 13 ooc top fad lambs 13 2' few downward to $12 0u top eweg CUltra C at 1 1 ft pro-vlalo- ns 1 1 1 $7 00 1 CUM AGO OOO — Receipt Jan calves 2000 meager supply fat steera and yearllnM suitable for shlpmng purpose steady other week to iWv lower dull weak to 25c lower market on better cows grade fat cows and heifer common veni-ers nd culler avttve firm bill Lr in 35n or more higher both on outside and local account eailv top weighty steeis Ho0 to shlpoers rhohe yearling absent bulk fed steers and yearling of value lo sell at 113 00 downward liber! supply short fed light and medium wduht steers promising tu sell at $1134’IJ35 weUhfy sausage bu'U up to 9 50 with bulk at 18 M) 0r9 26 OhoUe fchlpiwr value up to 10 60 and better bulk veatera WUU weight $14 30 upward ft beep— Receipts 11050 market fairly active open'u strong to 35c higher than ir Wednesday average good to noire and fed western lamb down M3 73m 14 (K) choke sorted kind held around $14 35j few medium lo good native 13 no (n 13 50 common throwouG Jiosoti 110O fat ewe steady at 0 101 7 00 few head at $7 15 feeding lamb steady choice around weights $13 00 CHICAGO TPoo 1 fe 2oal2 $12 1 1 LI1TLE ORPHAN ANNIE ocro 'too Good Old Castor Oil - oust etwts CASTOR - VooR UTtt£ XYASf tvvwt tt - 1 we? W 0-o-o-O- H CkToo nv Gve Vaa - - stock shall be secured by a Hen on the oompany’ real property: that It eha’I have a preference right to cumulative dividends not to exceed seven per cen t nd to provide the relative right of the holders of the several classes of stock In the event of liquidation or winding up of the company’ affairs 7 That Article XT be eliminated ® " b® Art'cl xn Th s t It bedesignated amended to provide that bv-lafor the govern-me- nt of the association may be adopted amended or repealed at any regular annual stockholders’ meeting or et anv specUl heeung called for that purpo-- e XIII in That Article XIVbebeeliminated designat'd a Article XII and to eliminate fron wld article the provision respec’ ttS IWuc ineof I? business un?sthe“0association ’D'11 Article XV be eliminated L1 By order of the Board of W HOOPER Preset ! CLTDEC EDMONDS Secretary 50 108 AMM TOft ANOUfH Jsn Bui o( run not 9M 64 taUV 1 moth-rat- OMAHA Jan 14 Hogs— Receipts 10 000 Five to 15c lower he- -t aci on mi medium and light hoK 240 pounds down too $0 so sorted J10 pohnd buNdprs bulk t 260 pound weight $91 11 9 so 5G0 pound to 3w0 pound nil iv Cuihci ihcrfe 340 pound av'eragrt at 9j54f90 anas A0rf(8 36 $0 15 packing 40O0 Cattle Receipt Cwhf— Receipt 700 s Td sleet slow gna vrwrkn steady other weak to 2 tc lower she k alow shout steadv bull and tr! atocker a’d feeder steers in luht Strong weak fed steer and year-- i supply $14slow 00'ri 13 60 few g iosfS vearl'na 14 00® 14 60 load $16 40 fed heller part mmtv 111 001 12 00 part load $13 00 bulk beef cows I7 00h8 60 bulk all cut tr rs 5 00 w ?' medium natlv bulla $fniba6 hfu atoeke and leed-e- r pra ucwl top10vests i Hi steers 5pu I 50 "Ooft active t0tf Lambs Sheep- Reisivts h'aher mov !y 3V up sheep and feeder 13 86 Mi lamb bulk fe 1 wmtled feady 4ft 5 to best 11$ top slaughter shipper 75 lambs in odd low feeding 0nlar F 16 -- Hoi Rr!n no rrud yi top 1140 s 400 early Culvfs Rpcelot Flow moMly Heady tao loads i) 10 Rt xnmd liwal Ud fleers fli 00 load 14 74 ows isri 940 pound In perlal odd 50 down low culler and lutiers Sft nosr ft 24 $4 006 40 Olid bulls calM to good teaur Ill 2jx dy common 14 M bneep-Fecetpis not f Mrdi mi to choice lift 74’ 17 74 incd’um to lntt quoted hotef ewes 5 0otift 0 lots THE BREADWINNER WINNIE WINKLE DtNUR 4 "00 Jan 1ft - M moaeratety tcUvf mostlv iOt to t Jiucr‘O 9 80 on two loads 210 u 2i0 and i top to 44 pound four heal 226 pound $7 4 0 outer ISO to 240 pound k'nrt generally 89-4u llaht l!h s pacxms soss tfnov mostly 7 7541ft 00 40 run in t u1 Hoccipfs i hH) ludee '1cra! U(H for st k si nw and ' car dins to dealer early sales most h 2 4 to issues bleadv fe4 holler wtroig i 74 load 917 pound at $lO'ii fed 1st heifers tl07UrlO74 lure arrmni most DFNVFR fty&M IP ASY 5WRT SKIRT MW 0MmVeK5 soot TV COME IN OF My MERE AMO S'tl JENNY K'lJCy YOTYl TWT U3NU pS&s’ ONtT VCKT UXW GOOD FCRU1 1‘W— ND —— TAKt HER ID LUNCH rh None of Us ARE uettino Anv Y j VObNGER CtNHy AND A oiRt ABLE TD Hhi 6CTT TO BE CROHETV ATTRACT ATTENTION What the Well Dressed Woman Will Attract f oh peas: AIN’T TXE it MFUE j- TFCUTM b d t rv pun 8 4(1 down $7fatt0 co few ftiMn 8 0t) bo'l up cceralT 17 00 horned Mon’Hoa eUk 'teeis veais Ui oOitU) ifl i to ft ft pound Ipitcis o’lier natives JUMdoxn 4d load 26fat ewe hheep 134 freiaht ady at pounds ground paid fed lamb I tM 1 h'gher load 90 is pound weli't at 12 05 fUe eers 96 pnm two Um U all riicht finn at fe24i 1 Van 0 load 98 nound lfl? pound 13 97 to Lat "t 94 JlJftO car 2j pounds ruuind name lamus sttm s at J12 00UUJ6 ti tt'! The Triune EVANSTON Wyo— At Monday’s meeting of the North E anston Home Economics club the natural resources of Wyoming furnished the topic for a paper by Mrs Owen Mills Mrs Jolin Crompton read a paper on t)ie manufactures of Wyoming calling attention to the facta that beside oil refineries Wyoming has a cannery at Cowley a glass factory at Lovell a furriery at Sheridan with modem flour mills at Sheridan Lander Newcastle Byron and Wheatland and burnt brick plants at Laranne Lovell Parco and Sheridan and a cement plant at Laramie and an asbestos shingle factory at Casper SpfcUl t 29-- t trailing much Apprehension Over Caine ilian Export Receives APPLE RESENT DEAL WASHINGTON Slay-ma- SOUTH SAY FRANC ISCO Jan 14 — SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH — 3700 Includes 4l0 holdHugs Receipts over about 26c lower four cars 174 pound 117 Tmj 10 90 top quoted California iookg ttdfr- 4 r for week Cattle — Receipts 340‘ Includeg 117 holdover slow atwut steady with yesterday 26c to 86e decline on five car 960 to California snd Utah siaers at 11160 tr 1 90 today four curs good 800 to THahs 111 90 load medium holdovers tit 40 gmd grade she to k abeent 6 35v7 00 around on lad dairy cows choks veal looks calves 6tc lower quoted 17 50 none Rlteep— Receipt four decks around lamb $14 00 straight IN WHEAT PIT Jan 1ft (AP) — Combined resounea and liabilities of the twelve federal reserve banks at the close of busme the yesterday were reported tonight by dolfederal reserve board Un thousands of lars as follows RESOURCE Gold with federal reserve agents 1690J79 Go’d redemption fund aitb V 8 ftl 637 treasury Gold held exclusively against F R notes 1752500 Gold settlement fund With F R 858343 board 0old and told certificates held 860 303 by baukg Total gold reserves 3 9ftl 03 Reserves other than gold 19440a Total reserve JJS4517 Nonreserve cash 84466 Bills discounted Secured by U 8 gorflmmrnt Ob235 064 ligation Other bills discounted 207214 Total bills discounted 443 33ft Bill bought Jn open market 333347 U 8 government securities Bond 69 029 176 241 Treasury notes Cei uficate and bills 233 40ft Total U 8 government secual- ties 479 060 Other securities 14 080 1 269 023 Total bills and securities Due from foreign banks 745 Uncollected irmj 744 923 Bank premines 68 149 All other resources 13 43 Total resources' 5 114 deft Wyoming Wealth WOOL AGENTS BOARD OKEHS I — clear— but for some strange ream they kept discreetly silent They wef interested hi furs and preferred thru to t"td They rraxoued that if knowledge of aoid bet a me widely known people would eome and the same would ha destroyed They deal red their hun'ing and trapping groueds to remain wilderness There is considerable disagreement a to placer gold production of the early days The tendency of observer has been to exaggerate At best the figure o la only a bums for records of the Wells-Fargcompany the only source of actual data long axo were destroyed The Wehs-ftar- stases handled Reserve Bank Report (Federal 1 uo- !3S fncludlng 83 for Bheep— Receipts Nmio market and 90 to Colorado feeders Lslw yesterday two decks sold sarly lambs $13 00 V 41 NTW YORK b f v 4 Gjr ctes 4 T n fcO W Q?- - 4 s Prtrr rern1 tu not BOTMB Idaho— Although tt celebrated If at H in fact waa passed unnotited by mostof people Thursart extremely day wm the aunlverwarr lu the history Of the went important 14event 1844 42 years ko James W January at Marshall fouud placer gold Gl ma mill uear what Is now 8ac rumen to ( alifonila a city His discovery started ihe epie capital forty-nin- e This disrush to the Partfie sincovery stands as the moat important wesgle event in the eionomio history of A tern America declares Ir Francl Thomaon president of the Montana school of rmnea and weil known western mining authority Vt hen Mamhall s discovery was made ra known R brought a great horde of who swarmed over and miners the entire Pacilir slope Their artivitlea toi-orf cougVituto on of the outstandingly (ti chapters of tha nation s history “theae men hot only produced between ooo 8oo 000 000 and ioo 000 worth of wea’th from tfi gold and silver deposits they ftmnd in the 17 year subsequent to the discovery but their operation gave stimulus to th development of agriculture lumrailroad construcbering read buiidm tion manufacturing and every form of human endeavor says itt Thomson Discovery of gold in California depopulated ths sparsely nettled Faclflo northwest and fto'ky mountain stales Everyone waa California-boun- d (aliform not treasure seekonly enriched many of th a er but proved to be fine sihool lor After California" began to prospectors Qvifrt men turned again to the regions -' On their return Muir whence they fameto search for gold and one thought w silver deposits like those they had seen in California Knowing more about th occurrence of mineral these men went to the hill and new discoveries In new lands became daily occurrences Hut for the Cshfornta flourish precipitated bf Marshall discovery development of the Went might have been prolonged In most of the great Paconsiderably cific northwest the tripper and fur trader dominated the picture Ihe trnppera and hunters knew of gold extUtig in many places— historical records mass HU ) IMS 9J! ion ioo Passes By Almost Unnoticed OMAHA eS! ft PRICES BREAK 17 3930 f SK'RTS SGNbENbE m Know PE AM CLP MAID! A eiRE 1 E'HCRT As’t' ARE Tt® TITH 5HORT annual N2H£EOF EHfl MFFTIMn OP stockhoilj comSy guaranty Notice 1 hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of Title Ouarsntv Company will be held et the office of the comnanw on the third floor or the Deseret Uk C1"' rUh 00Bang div of the ?? lino at the horn of 1 o dork Jenuary p m for the purport Berlin? dlrectore for Yf considering the muer ofPmndl I Section 5 Article 2 of the JS P?'-1!‘ that th regular of the of Directors shallming” be held on (lie second o Saturday April Julv and Octobeof -- art ’ and so as to prov lde that meet -rall"d by the pVed' ent Tdirector or -three upon not jny dev notice gets 5Kirt always — tme ATTENTION f 13' io “ pd 4T JOk$rK JOMPH Js i ft — 4 i 'e Recelpli 14Chi calves 200 loa 'art of s auh-to- r few loaddiy o late arrivalsteady at 11 v yearliny aroui'd e she 13 24 sa stock fleadv to erln b j ea cutter grade of fOWt and teal-e- r o k mead' pp’ii sunn tfof t7’'iiftli0 sir us early a t bc t cq i r mean rn buiH c grade 14 K four t i do i cho ce v cm ji rx 11 ker tnc aood ''0 ix- - imdd 7"' £ hetci ter 4 t)0 mh1 Ice fehc 3jMt BKtUi I slow tew 8y AT vk -- y f f I IPj'l'irC 'J tFmCt2S i prrona)!v thn "S tor 'n“w known of residence eervtcs by mallplace uJb to be complete Kd'WH' °f "ch bOtice In the Postoflcce I City Ltlv Aso for the Vancton cf such other business s m PT’P'til catne he'nre the meeting Mnnrfi NEPHX S!5£oT5tdh£T L kecreiry ’ |