Show f0m& i r isa&ujisiiditieft 8 C j£&3£&£& nii1 "rf"4-- N Y Stock Market Report CURB MART Nrw TORE May ON SELLING 1 AP)— ToUowlni li STOCK AVERAGES official list of Saturday's stock transactions on th New York stock ex- (Copyright 1932 Standard Statistics change Co) th S Complete Transactions on New York Curb NEW YORK May 7 AP)— Following la th official list oX 6aiurdav tramactiona do 5s 48 on tn Nw York curb exchange gVing ah Detroit C Gas 6s 50 B ’stock! and bonds traced Dlx Gulf Gas 84s 87 6 I GCKS A w (Salfb in Hundreds) Duquenue Lt 4Gs 57 B Sles High Low Globe Fast Ut Inv 6s 64 A Ld El 111 6s 35 Air Invest cv pf 2!sl Vt do 5s 33 7d Pow i pf '4 7j do 4s 32 Utili- xAia 28 27 Alum Co Am 28 FI Pow & Lt 5s 2030 9 Alum Cioodv 8 i 8' Empire O & R 5'jS 42 Am Cap pr pf 43 43 Erie Lt 5s 67 Am Cu F it L A do B Fed Wat 54s 84 Am Cyan B P'lrest Cot M 5s 46 Am Dept St F restone Tire 5s 40 Am Founders Fla Pow & Lt 5s 54 Ain Gi& 6t El Pow 78 A Fia Am Light & Tr Am Maracaibo Gatineau Pow 5s 50 NEW YORK May 7 W— The curb Am Superpower 41 4 do 1st pr Gen Mot Accep 5 34 market lost some ol its vitality today Arkdo Nat Gas A do 5s 34 O A Li ell do 5s 35 with the lesult thatLin comparatively aAk do A r 2 Oea pub Ut dWw'! quiet trading stocks ended the short As doTelwarUt 2 Gen Pub Ut 8 33 26i session with minor minus signs pre- Allas Util Oen Carol Pow 5a 52 Geo Pow & Lt 5s 78 dominating Brn Jnd Loan V 8' Gillette 5s 40 The irregularly lower trend was Blue Kldse 1 91 Gobel A 013a 35 A 1 da evt pf 15' u 36 Grand Trunk generally attributed to profit-takin- g Gulf Oil Pa Ss 37 The turnover approximated 90000 Cab A Wire A Gulf 8t Ut 4 5 01 B da B shares do pf Hood Rub 7s 30 Some oils and a few utilities con- Cintrmmal do 5 'j 36 Pipe but tinued to exhibit quiet strength ClOes Service Houst Lt & P 4‘a 81 E1 Hyd Pow Nia F 5a 51 most of them failed to hold their high do pfd xCit Sirv B B pfd InIII Pow & Lt 5 xdo 6 pfd prices of the dav Standard of 50 Jl'il 31 Jsi 57 3:'j 62 do 5js 57 diana was the most active of the pe- xCoHim O V E cv pi 62 lu bi Comulih bills 5i 747i! do 0s 53 A ‘u troleum group finishing with a net Connuth A Bo 4i 3?' eomplat r Some Oils anil Few ties Continue to Show but Profit-TakinHalts Rally g Quiet Strength 5a ugli NEW YORK May 7 he rally in storks was hailed by veek-en- d profit-takin- g t(Xiay thif'ex- feme of a genei ally firm undertone uggested that encouragement given iy budget news from Washingslon hbs still a constructive market factor There was a little selling In the first half hour and again at the close Early ' but osses were quickly recovered vhen leaders pushed above Friday’s inal prices further realizing sales mpeared especially in industrials and utilities and small net losses were he rule Ralls however held up v£U Sales totaled 639949 shares The late tag may have been in pait by concern lest the house ways and means committee reverse yesterday’s unfavorable report on bonus legislation for the market closed before it was learned that the previous decision was to stand However technical influences seemed to be dominant Major fractional declines for American Telephone U S Steel General Electric Case and Woolworth were slightly exceeded by a few stocks including American Can and Allied Chemical On the other hand Santa Fe Southern Pacific Delaware & Hudson Norfolk & Western and Chesapeake & Ohio cloved firmly New York Central and Union Pacific lost about half a point Standard of New Jersey and Pan American Petroleum B maintained the good record being made by the oils Expressions of opinion on recent Washington developments constituted most of the conversation In commission house circles Commentators pointed out that several uncertainties- were still to be confronted and that the senate committee's budget bill had yet to face the membership and conference with the lower house Nevertheless prospects of prompt action were believed to be much bright er Inland Steel DtMJiratiou Cop a Jnsuransh Dfi Interboro Rap T Imercon Rub Int Bur Mat h Int Curriers Int Comb Eng Int Harvest r Int Hydroelec A Int Match ptc pfd Int Nickel Int Pup A Can Pow C Int tunt Ink rfd In 33 Bho r 30 6 a pid 137 it 30V 37 I 6 uk 10 II 39 35 16 lii n 145 Aviation Coip Balt A Ohio xBnmherg pf n V 2S 1 80 30 18 9 4 41 V S 7H ¥ 80 4 Loft io no Marlin-Roc- ii n 17 1771 14 14 14 9 8 3'i 0 l'a l‘a 1 2'x 7 2 13 ’s 13 4S 13 East Oa Li bona 37 N 4S 1 1 3 WASHINGTON May 7 90 - 0S 3i 347 a 3 37 3 52 §4 60' 84' ROi 33 38 101 6 do A ciiem pvlaoti Del k Hud Detroit Ed Diamond Mat 3 80 84 13 Dominion Btr 14 Alio 14 3V L Faah Park 35 10 34 27 1Vsi a 144 144 82 S 0 74 SB’ 80 1 1 Vi 30 S 114 d 444 43 Free port Tex 104 114 13 84 184 34 A : 4 d 444 64 6 W 4 15S 3 10 2ls 20 6 S ns 28 14 10 Sov l 3RS USVs 1 73 IS ns r r aife 814 II 84 73 4 14 4 64 4V Hold fUt SI Goodrich Ooodyear TAR Cattle quiet do lat pfd Gotham ilk H Hogs steady Graham rain Grand Union do pfd NOTICE W T Tfndr authority granted by the Grant (U N Tr Ore rtf bid will Examiner Board of Stale Gt Nor Ry pfd be accepted at the office of the FIMi tit Western Bug and I if in CommUaloner not later OrlmbT Cirunusr than Hay IS 1832 for the purchaae Oult Moh A N of one brick building formerly used Hahn Dept 8tra for flah hatchery purpose In Logan Hercules Motor Canyon together with unwinding to Include the outbuildings Bid purchaae of 78 cubic foot of water per Mood aa well aa all equipment bn eluded tn hatchery The right te reserved to accept or reject any or Hi bids NEWELL B COOK State flah and tl&ma 301 1 I 3S r 13 34 13 38' 144 1X4 ns 36 ns is IV 8 81 S' II 37 AS 114 fl 7 7 114 10 4 44 t 31 s’ 14 1H Sl 14 9 ns 2S i4 r 3’v 16 S3 19 4l!f 4 Wt ¥ h s 13 38 V 14 34 4 4 IS 6S 4 37 T44 ¥ V v 6 I’M l: IV’ nsU 3 3 10 U 33 19'V- - 714 3 44 5 44 4 44 4 Bilk V - iS xdo 1 Pl4 flt Joseph Letci 8t L Ban Fran do p(d ftavaie Arm S Eccles Bldg Salt Lake i hAd 1 341 441 14 4 1 8' 37 66 18 9 2 jv IS s 444 74n government 1 34 44 -- 3 IV 8s!-‘- 4 lU ns- Turkish Women Flock Into Ranks of Labor 3 tIK 3 8 31 01 UH Corn Gulf flu Pao CAH i‘I1 isi-"- 1- S 3S AaaO 5! 3 1 149! 8! 73 54 Untud Aircraft do pfd United ilUruti United Ulaar United Corp I 3 II Jl do pfd 31 is1 United Fruit United Oaa Imp U 33 For rfd U 8 (J B 1 Onw id it is Alcohol 8 Flit 8 Re A Imp 8 H libber do nt Vadsco do pfd r n K 31 14 104 54 b 4iv !' ll’i 10 US i'i "4 62W 4t 62 2 58 62 Vi 52 01U 67 J 4 1041 23 99 97'? 5 St 3 100S 98 M 31 0 4 Edison 5s 60 64k Ohio do 6s 2024 Oklahoma G A E 5a SO" Okla Pow 6s Wat 5s A 02 48 58 4 100 Pafi Oa Ac El 4&g 57 El 99 do 41' s 00 F dn h 55 52 C do do 6s 41 B Pac Invest 5s 48 A xw Pac Lt Ac Pow 5s 42 Pac P Ac L 5s 53 43 Pac West Oil Penn Cen P & L 4 77 Pen n El 4s 71 F Penn Pub Ser 6s C 47 Di n Total stock sales Saturday 90000 shares ano 177058 total bond sales Saturday l800000r year ago $2334000 ver 64s 4s Penn Oh Pow Peop Lt li 39 1 100 13 6 12 14 60 51 14 10’ 82 6 55 E 4 do 44s 81 F Pug Sd P & L ft1 do 44s 50 D 49 Boro Gas 44s Queen 50 7s 1 P 5s 79 ww Potomac Edis 5s j6 E Procter Ac Gam 4U s 47i Pub Ser N IU 4Va 80' 6V 83 82 69 95 26 Ar Trade Trends Lt 54 Phila El Co 5s 66 Phtla Sub Wat 5s 83' 3 At 54 A 2' 51’ Ac Son 5s 43 St Paul Gas Lt 5s 44 Shewing W At P 44a 68 70 do 44s 7u D Sheffield Stl 5’ s 48 S E P Ac L 6s 3025 A xw South Cal Ed 5s 53 do 3s 54 South Nat Gas 6s 44 do 6a 44 sia Souwest Asso Tel 5s A 2' 2' 78 61 Souwest O & E 5s 57 A Rowest P Ac L fis 2022 A Stand G Ac E 6s 35 do 6s 35 conv do 6s 51 do 6s 66 91 li 79L D V 76 Stand Inv 54s 45 31 91 1 85 do 6a 31 do 5s 34 5s 35 Minn Oen El ft 14 Minn P A L 78 Miss Pow 6c Lt Co 5h 67 Miss Riv Pow 5s 51 W P 6Va 63 75 67 ia 'i 02H Montreal L H A P Si A Natl El Pow 5s 70 18 Nat Pow & L 5s 2030 H 1 Nat Pub 8er 5s 78 Nevada Cal El 5s 56 New Eng O & E 5s 50 do 5s 48 5241 50 65VI 65 4 654 2 U 0 21 31 251 04 23 65 49' 99 98M 984 99 3241 34 33 4 334 48 62 62 57 48 61 62 57 58 484 50i 50 49 60 60 45 ’a 31 80 4 94 60 60 46 33 4 4 Tenn El Pow Bs 56 Tex El Serv 5s 60 Tex Gaa Util 6s 45 Tex P Ac Lt 5s 56 do 5s 37 Trl Util Bs 79 Twin Ctty R Tran 54 864 744 744 264! 26 Ulen Ac Co 6s 44 Union Oulf Cor 5a 50 Unit Elc N J 4s 49 Un Lt Ac P 6s 75 do 54s 52 do 5s 32 do fis 52 A Un Pub Ser fis 42 A U 8 Rub fis 33 15 90 1441 15 Vlrg Pub Ser 5 do 5s 50 B L 99 984 H 48 4' 63 ll 02 18 57 31 58 4 10 604 3 504 5 60 V 60 4 46 2i 31 1' 85 3 98 4 4 13 82 13 13 82 82 9741 97 4 90 464 45 44 100 9341 93 4 4 44 271100 21 761 1 24 71 03 4 974 2bV V 4! 90 93 46' 16 1100 '6 63 63 504 5U 554 554 40 A 44 4 4 West Tex Util 5s 57 864 744 86 52 A 4ls 51 39 do 5s 37 xw Standard P Ac Lt fis 57 Stand Tel 54s 43 Swift Ac Co 5s 40 do 5s 44 “do Mapes Con Manx Util Asso xdo evt pfd Mid West UUl n P L Mount Prod Am A Nor Am L & P 5 35 do 5 36 Nor State P 5H 40 81 do 4 Nor IVesl Pow 6s 00 5as I' 27 27 do 5s 55 el 44 A 44 43 24 4 594 554 44 4 43 (By the Associated Press) Cocoa-Stre- ngth m cocoa price at the cloie of the aeek was attributed by broker to Washington reports of a possible import tax on cocoa beans The May contract led the upward movement Construction — The value of heavy contracts awarded throughout th United State') in the first week of May totaled 22668000 or more than $1000000 under the weekly average valuation in April d to the “Engineering actdidmg " The average weekly total in May of last year was $54458000 Lumber— Production of lumber continue to run at about one half the volume of a year ago according to the Lumber Manufacturers' aasoclation For the week ended foet Aul TO the cut totaled $123565000 with oiders exceeding it by IX per cent and shipments by 24 per cent Meat packing— There are several factor In the meat packing situation which hold out promise of more profitable operation for tlio industry this year according to packing Interests They include the flight Tneieave in tonnage volume of consumption over the high level of a year ago lower inventories especially of packed pork and sharply reduced operating and overhead costs Gas sales— Manufactured ga sale are deana pendent largely on domestic trend contherefore have been and are likely to tinue relatively stable say the Standard Statist company In natural fas consumption trend cont'nues unfavorably affected by its closing relation to industrial activity Silver —Silver futures on the National Met-- nl Exchange Inc closed the week at slight levels rains and substantially above the low recovcf the period New York spot silver ered 4 can an ounce from the week's low level of ?7 cents Gossip in brokerage circles is that China may be expected to purchase additional silver here and in London to pay for reconstiUction in tihanghal CANADA AIDS COAL MINES To enOTTAWA Ont April 30 courage Ahe greater use of Canadian coal in tlie manufacture of coke or gas the dominion government will pay any difference between the cost of United States and Canadian coal up to $1 per ton an official announcement today said The measure was made effective as of April 1 Iasi l: Co Ref Bug Buy Now fcn 4 43 43 s 31 ns 1 n Bo V4 W ms ns 101 13 is IS IS 1 4S m SOS t 3S 18 s rs mi 33 mi is amir 4 !! 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Will tlie investments you are considering now jrositively guarantee an income to you during - a man r45 years of age may deposit At age 60 he $3000 today will receive $1420 each month for 20l2 consecutive years a grand total of $1087320 The profit of $787320 is and merely the magic of 6 0 inierest compounded semi-annual- Ji 46 91 IV 05 M nllfiiOvr tl At Wonlwori i prm Offer Reasonable Rentals ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE IN THE CENTER OF THE BUSINESS DISTRICT 3 I fft AAclual i A nd A mei Cot M Bel Bar I’ai Gr lnt lea' Gei C til hai ly lnt H WII are a conservative investor may we suggest that you ANNUITY plans your consideration? our We have a give is certain to fit your personal requirements plan that Phone write or call at onr office for complete details ycru trai Sin A ra 01 7J F ter tint Ids idelity r liar f- Sw BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN AT FIRST SOUTH yea sen the J bar Ian SALT LAKE CITY UTAIJ pie lire 8 Phone Was 8tai 8f I 72V East 2nd South YVe Yin den en If 91 but diri 97 BO 40 83T4 01 For example mi ' 07' 79 9 Bri only absolutely guarantee a retirement fund buit will also pay handsome dividends consistent with safety is a problem that every those later years? 40 14 i'3 97 Pfi 66 ns SI 41 A Sfi H 41 9 101 1 97 571 B 34' 33' 72 ' nn 33 0’i 37 25 7' 24 1 67 30! 1 Ae L (Hu Rlt 4 Con Oa TH 0S Cmnnm Pow 4 Coni Gal Ar Kl B Cont oil 5 '4 37 It 04 4 0‘ 64 48 E 8te S 88 58 74 60' 61 s 87 F 59 40 Fidelity offers an ANNUITY plan that will not through the maze of rumors conflicting advice hysteria and uncertainty that confuses us today is no easy matter The yea has eiosVuuVms' E 5' Rt El do Ss 11 CHARTING a sound ' '4 33' s the by its ble enc of cha 23 mi 37 Trl & Tel B'vt Crnt 8S'4 78 40 S 7 IS1 55 A Bklyn ' 83'-- 8 3J S3 Ed Ss 53 88' li 28 Rayon 5s 50 Trl Ut 8'vi 44 C B 78'-- 88 14 m Is 78' In the BONDB OVERHEAD m nv'-'t83 Puzzled? 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IS 833 SIS so 38 30 38 J' pfd 5 3’ 4 Pfd 1 1 n Underwood kit Union Carblda Union OH of Cal Union Paellic U B d 1 8 Ac Clt Rfr prw BUj 2 FI JlGim Ba IB J Comwlth Ed & 53 A do Ba 54 R ALASKA 1IAS LARGE PARK rfi C dn 41of JUNFAU Alaska (IV-Addliido 4l S7 D 00 E do Wonder lake and other areas to the do 44 4 7? tl F Mount national makes McKinley 6 Bubstd park Comwlib S 4 4 11' Rp 0 8 BteH do ptd United Bio re pid Unlv !eaf Tob Ul 8 ft Lt A Ofdctf 74 741 Par id Tr Third Nat Inr XJ & CO J Turkish woISTANBUL MV-Ho- w S men have swarmed into the ranks of 15 34 J 3St 4 labor 35 3 3" during eight years of Keniahst 34 34 emancipation is shown by the first 8‘ I 84 34' statistics of the kind indicating that 35 114 13' Southern Pao in latanmul alone there are 13179 6 8' S's Southern Ry women laborers do pfd 64 e V is 4 IV I1 Spark Within Among thefe 6000 are employed In Standard Brands 37' m 11V Its tobacco factories 365 in the industry 114 114 4 I t 114 do pfd of salting fish 4500 in knitting Standard G A E 15 174 HV 18' 31 34 31V S1V4 do pfd and 9oO in dressmaking estabI1 Stand Oil Ex pfd 814 W4I 8U4U lishments gland Oil of Cal 1 15' 304 184' 1941 25 do of N j 381 264 2541 Remarkable are 60 women "ham-ais- " 3‘ Sterllnf Beo A S s- Tuikey'ii human delivery wag3! evt do II II II pfd U ebster ons famous for their ability to carry Atone I 4S Btudebairer everything from giant fish to grand 4t n K0IR Oil pfd - I ’S pianos on the saddles Strapped to their bweet Co backs TentH 38 66 74 C 5s ‘I t'i esS sy IS is s 3‘ ssu S'- - 3 3 3 3 Bear Roebuck flervel Hharp At Doiima Bhattuck F U Shell Union do pfd Rkelly Oil Horony Vacuum Southern Cal Ed Tern TeiH 4 65' 19 do 5s 69 I do 6s 61 H K— Technicolor I Safeway Bfnre IT IIOGLE and Actors m Royal Dutch A- Tetn 66 74 80 Nor Am L Ar P 5a 34 Nor Cont Util 5ljs 48 Ryerson Sec 48 xlntl pfd InternHt Pet Int Sup pow Inter Util B do ar 1 Trt Cont Corp it Light 184 164 19 do Pfd We offer at current market prices Utah Power Company Stocks and Bonds Mti&ieians Harry Claff president of the Varl ety Artists' federation said that the 4’a tax was destroying their livelihood in V favor of the screen A V Drew gen3S fo 8 eral secretary of the federation de4 4 clared that they were being robbed 03 4 of their livelihood by the octopus of 32 ji1 S the talking film industry supported 3 j On behalf of 3 9 by American money 10J4 lev the musicians’ union Bailie Ratcllffe 4S- - s of Glasgow said that the government us 1! - IS should help 81 84 Trnamerina UPON REQUEST 44 4 4 34 34 V 4 44 44 4 4 3 4M 4 8 3 Timken Roller B FORWARD COP1E3 3H 7l 19 Tideirater WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO 70 Rdlo TbAtnpaott Bt The annual report for 1931 of the Utah Power & Light Company and Ua subsidiaries la available giving a comparative Balance Sheet and Income Statement 3 24 V 34 ANNUAL REPORT 4 4 4 44 4 1 30 54 - 4 75" 4 34 314 24 - V March than a year ago Total exports 3 4 thus far this season amounted to l(Xi- 4 4 998000 bushels against 102309000 a 3 year ago 1 24 - 4 23 4 s104 - 4 Amusement Tax Hit by - I 70 34 284 fao-toiie-s 134 1931 79 1 34 IK 64 UTAH POWER & LIGHT COJLPANY the index was 37' 84 ftihuiia Retail 4 ReaboanJ 54 Seaboard AJj 84 14 84 3 104 184 10110 20' 124 Hera Rand Republic Steel Metal Reynold Reynolds Spring Tob xHejmoid do B Richfield Oil Cal Oil Rio Grand RoMia In 14 sn 44 Or) Pub 8 4 Hi 35 Fd 5 51 C Pow & L 44 67 8tHte El & Ga xNew Eng Pow pfd Newmout Min Niag Hud Pow do A war NIh Shares Md a xNor States P 7 pfd pfd Pullman Pure Oil Purity Halting w Neal 1274 4 4 11S 4 3 31 224 4 1 Radio Keith O 26 4 4 2 37 do pf1 B do pfd ft' 15 0 s 24 34 23 Hit an 16H 3'4 at J Pub Rer N Pub 8vc 1 44 14 15 34 4 Poor A Co K Pralr Oil A a Proc A Cam - 4 2 1 n w 6tl pf PUt 2 6 McN & L Linasay Lt Lone Star Gas Louis L V E GLASGOW Scotland — A niasi drive against the government's entertainment tax is being lought in Scot118 1118 124 ‘5 land by actors and musicians A plea 2 21 24 of the tax particuU for the abolition 11 5 I 71 31 3841 3041- - 4 larly on those places of entertainment 44V14 relying on the human element of their 34' 454 44 4 programs was made at a mass meet1404 104 10 4'- 411 16 1544 15' ing of artists musicians and theatrical SI 4’V 4 444 at Glasgow It was agreed employes 13 V1 to send a resolution of protest to the xP'tt V 14 UVs 704 84 75 4 3 rinur Pille -- 1 4 SO ROU 83 61 Divi Wheat exports made a substantial Parke Pounroad Philip Morns Con gain in March over recent months Phoenix Sec The index was 79 as compared with Pilot Radio A 73 in February and 74 in January A Plymouth O & Lam year ago it was 53 All other export Pratt Pub Ut Hold groups however fell off sharply ani- xPure oil pf war mal products slipping from 80 in FebRadio Prod ruary to 58 in March Inti A nine months of the Relian During the Rellan Manage current marketing season about 7- - Rep Gas 500000 bales of cotton were gold St Anth Oold abroad against 0018000 during the Rl Rnus Pop same period a year ago The biggest Halt Cr Prod 80 Allied Corp sales were in the Orient 8nia4 Lock All principal European countries Sciherllni Rub except Italy took more wheat in Shenandoah 1 28 30 n21 fe Phil Pluilipi Pet Oil fe Pierce do pfd a Pie re Pet S 74 7 384 384 44 4 14 A x 2804 u JO Oem Penney Penn-Di- 141 1 11 3 so Mot Peerles Penlck A Ford U 20 no R R 4 Penn Peo Gas LAC (4 124 134 - 4 Ptro Cnrp 84 84 Phips Doi de 134 134 a a 3 Park Utah Parmelee Tran Patino M!n 10S 02-- 4 84 Firestone TAR First Nat Btr Foster Wheel Fourth Nat Inv Fox Film Vs 98 4 66 ' 74 2 firt Pf Pao G A El Pao Ltg xPac Mills xPao T A T Packard Mot Pn-At- n Pet B Param Publlx 104 454 474 474 A Mui xPacCst 1 36 03 384 Hi 394 Eautman Kod 1'iton Mfg ton eliminated I V V S 2’ Lib W’)— Al- - L G1 H 5 99 30 101 101 ‘v 101 4 I00ffc 100 x 100S 17 42 40 40 5 34‘ii 34 SS'i 97 97 do 6s 56 D HRH’El Nat Ohio Oil 1 V 934 V 16 99‘! 994 48 5n Brisk foreign sales of cotton the griculture department said today Norfolk A W No Am Avlat North Am Nor Am Fd p( Northern Pao Owens-- 17 98 New N Y N Y N Y 47 6 Eng Pow ftVl 54 xNat P & L bt pfd Nat Rub Mch Oliver Farm Oils Kiev 41 10 24 37 16 S3 4 30 3 82 N I1' r 71 xDuq Lt 1st ptd Aulo-- 0S14 1 Dome Mine Pow A Lt do pfd Erie R R 4SI- - 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Va Pst Mid-Co- f IndegiOils Balt 88 4 1 DC 6 A as 0 jfd local covering Sugar firm Cuban lupport Coffee steady Brazilian buy- St Croan 0 v 37Wi 38 May Dept dtr Mi Reexport T M Hess A Rob do M Leiian Btra Metro-Gol- d pf Miami Cop extend rally Curb Irregular oils firm Foreign exchange firm European rates advance Cotton steady trade buying 132 Main a IV' 11 s l4 4 ’y 12 ' Marsh Field Math Alkali 0s A 1 317s 3P ml k Nev Con Cop Newton 8M J 13 13 i7H Mack 1 rucks Macjr R H Man Ry Mod ltd Maiacalbo Oil Marine Midi Steel operations at the beginning of next week according to advance estimates will be unchanged on the average although there Is considerxdo pM able irregularity as among the vari- Coml ftolv ous disti lets Demand from automo- Cumwlth A Sou do ptd bile sources seems to be holding Poniolfum-N- a steady xCon Cis SVtt The coming week will bring compfd ww paratively few Important dividend Condo Film pfd however Con Oh Among them meetings are those of Union Pacific Eastman do pfd lftunarlet Kodak and Atlantic Refining Union Con Oil Wall Con Pacific's directors surprised Con R R Cuba Pfd Street three months ago by declaring Cont B&k A a regular quarterly payment but gosdo B sip now has it that the annual $10 do pfd Cont Cn basis may be halved Coni Lham fib Cont Oil rei CHICAGO Wheat easy weak Liverpool disappointing export trade Corn easy unsettled foreign markets larger receipts at Chicago no inn 14 10 UAL Com Shar evt pf (‘nop ness pf A Cord Corp M materials 5tock Under profit-takin- g Bonds firm U S governments 'il 21 2s 2 xLqoro W Bis 1st Pfd Lorillard P Louis A Nsh Louis GAEA price-cuttin- NEW YORK easy list aags allghUy cons 8 Some other steel producers lowed the leadership of U S Steel corporation in cutting wages and salaries One question brought up by these reductions is whether fresh pressure will now be brought to bearg on prices or whether renewed will make Its appearance but it was reported that manufacturers were determined to maintain present quotation schedules on finished Market Activities 1 -- 1 Mmn 6t P A S two-stor- y 7Wi4 13 I fol- AMES Iowa (P— Hogs really would rather sleep In warm clean dry beds if they have the opportunity says Professor Henry Giese of the Iowa State college's agricultural engineering department Farmer of Fayette county who observed that hogs would willingly “go upstairs to bed” at night asked the department for plans for bog houses Models for such houses have second stories of tile and wood construction with ramps leading to the upper story and deep bedding The hogs do not go upstairs during the daytime thus the beds remain relatively clean l's 13 IV 10’s Gulf Oil gave up 8 of a point Electric Bond & Share made a gallant attempt to held its own but finally succumbea for a loss of 1 conpoints Massachusetts Utilities and vertible preferred gained 1 various issues of Empire Gas advanced on small sales American Gas sagged while Associated Gas A was Hudson Niagara slightly higher Power held to its previous price The various industrials were mixed Swift International closed at its high for the session with a gain of of a point while Swift & Co added to its previous quotation Fold of Canada A and Ford Motor Ltd both advanced moderately 8‘si S's 7‘s 13 24 y ‘Upstairs’ in Ilog Houses Keeps Beds Dry Clean t's l’s - 13 - U 2 7V 60 1 e 36 2V f 127' 6’ 71s point Fractional also were recorded by Standlid of Kentucky and Humble of a gain of advances 3 604l so Clark Kimberly Kresge 8 8 Kieuger A Toll :44 W- 12’ 13S 6 8 Kelly Sptinglleld Kelvinator KennetuU fth 60 Steel L 26 4 Wu Johns taanville xJoneg 37 36 26 6 38 xlnt Silver pfd Int Tel A 'lei Inland yrerk C Atch T & fi F Atl Cat Lme Ati Refm A1 las Row Auburn Auto 37 3' 88 DROPS AGAIN 61 GCKS 8 ties In Hundreds) Market Shows Firm Under- -- ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNINjS MAY STOCKS SAG tone r'g- J iiilWnniiiliSiiiiniiii1T‘ff C041 nd fee re 'I ' |