Salt Lake Tribune | 1931-06-12 | Page 23

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE LEADING CURB SHARE FIRM Issues Show Good Resistance to Moderate Sell- 4 IB f ths Associated Press) NEW YORK June 11—PoHowltif is the Official list of Thutaday’s transactions on the New York curb exchance civln all atocka and bonda traded: STOCKS (galea ly hundreds) 81a IHlgh Low ICloae Affiliated Prod Asia Ansco All Am Gen xAlum Co Am Alum Ltd A war Am Br Bov Pd Am Cities P ft L A ing Pressure' 4 17 do B 1 Halvador 8c 1948 Cty 8 6odo Paulo 8fts 1957 8ao Paulo St 8s 1950 do do do do 8a 1996 7a 1956 7a 1940 6a 1908 ’ Santa Fe Arc 7s SX Pub Wka 7s 1942 45 do 6ftc 1051 Itetnc 7j t943 Barbs Cta Slot 8s 62 do 7s 1902 flhinmcu FI 0ft 52 Siemens & Hal 64a 51 8flaia El tftc 1946 Silesian Ld Assn 6s 47 Atyrla 7s 1946 Sweden Sfts 1954 1956 Sydney 6 Toh® eTTowTs 1955 do cv Elder Elec El Bond ft 8h do pfd El Pow Assoo do A El P ft L opt do 6s 1933 Tokyo City I '4s 1961 do 6a 1952 Tokyo El Lt 6s 1953 Toltmt Dep 7i 1947 TrondhJam 548 1937 Tyrol Hy El pow 7a 52 ttylvawa El P 7s 1945 1 sealed btda lor the same (b) Approving of said third report of the reoelver and all actions of the receiver in the operation of said re cetvershlp estate (c) For authority to cancel and ter-- " 1933 A Baldwin Loco 614s 23 Tel Can 5a 63 A 154 Bell do 6 1957 B 36 ft Me 6s m 193 U Boat do 44 1961 Can Nat Ry Eq 7a 33 E do 44a 1956 Caro P ft L 6a 1956 Caterp111 Trac 6a 1935 E ft O 6a 1951 Cent Cent 111 P 0 4Hs 67 P Cent P ft L 6a 1956 Cent Pub 8er 3Vxs 49 Cent 0t El 6t48 1954 do 6a J948 Cent Bt P & L tae ii Ohio Diet El 4 We 70 A Chlo Diet El 5'a 35 8 Chic Ry cod 5s 27 Cixar fitra Real 5'Aa 1949 A Oitifa Ser 6a 66 Hi 29 86 60 102 99 73 93 56 40 103 100I100 89 $9 704 70 65 62 80 79 16 88 87 14 99 99 100 106 102 941 99 107 109 101 104 110 6'107 9 106 9 102 SOI 96 0 110 101 104 99 96 §3 03 73 62 60 62 92 102 6 7 5 4 19 3 29 13 26 6 14 994 95 92 9i 73 61 694 62 92 101 2! 9 60 13 13 58 65 68 62 65 87 80 624 5a 4's 88 1064 102 96 1014 104 99 95 934 61 105 98 034 824W 104 83 654 05 904 3 1004400 V1067' 61044il044!104 u 1 'in & ‘ 3! “ j fcf&Wfju-:- r do 0s 41 B Oen Rayon 6s Gen Motors 5s Oen Vend 0a 35 genlmot 6sWks Oa Pow 5s 07 Gen Mot 5s 32 Gillette 5s 40 884 xw 6a 44 74 do 1171 34 ’4 50 4 014 10 14 6s 64 B 4s El“w“ 78 Nat Nat P ft Lt 6s 2026 A do 5s 2030 B 78 Nat Pub Serv 6a Nat Steel 6s 66 Neb Pow 6s A 2023 do 448 81 Nev Cal Ed 6s 66 Nelsner Bros 6a 48 New Eng GftK 6a 60 do 5a 48 do 6a 47 New Enc Pow 54a 54 do 6s 48 85 N O Pub Ser N Y Fin 64a 48 v do 44S 67 70 E N lnd P Serv 4s 4s 64a NOPAL! N O Lt Tr ft 61 6s 60 40 6S No St Pow do 44s 61 No Tex Ut 7s 36 do 7a 81 95 83 101 75 64 — f 35qxw Ohio Edison 6a 66 Ohio Pow 6a 63 B do 44s 60 D O P Serv 6s 64 D Okla O ft E 6a 60 57 1 Pae O ft El 4 mlnate certain contracts mads to les- aeea of departments tn the operation of the retail department store of Walker Brother Dry Good Company Id) For further tnatructlons and dl- notions ss to ths operation of the estate B S I 904 78 954 95 89 6s - i 1 10V PRICES WOOL 'NEW 99282160 66 2 53 99700 2196 038 75 278116777 HOLDSTEADY 50 1700 200 17000 14900 10500 6000 7500 28 200 500 19700 9000 9700 10750 3550 do 8s 1930 1944 115001 13000 INVESTMENT 24500 25100 100 001 10500 2400 2500 149001 15260 245001 25100 UOOOI 19000 290 001 29700 TRUSTS Basic Industry Shares Corporate Trust 8hares m Fixed Trust Shares 93 do aeries B 1014 Fixed Trust Oil Share Five-Ye- ar Trust Shares 101 Diversified Trust Shares A 96 do B 60 94 Fundamental Tr Share A do B N A Trust Share 94 Trust Shares 044 Nationwide Shares B aeries 96 National Industry Shares 96 Standard American Share 105 Twentieth Century Trust 105 United Fixed Shares 105 United N Y Bk 8hare C-- 3 United insurance Shares F USELPS series A do aeries B 100 934 101 1014 96 60 94 96 96 4 94 944 96 106 Y! 1054 106 68 102 84 68 98 110 103 jin 88 8ft 93 110 103 88 57 91 92 93 03 80 80 894 57 924 924 954 Boston Stocks 1 BOSTON Jun 11 (AP) —Following rr the ales high low and closing prices of stocks traded Thursday on the Boston stock exchange: ISIeJHIgh Low! else 024 79 100 96 104' 101 102 99 107 974 103f 99 98 1044 10141101 10JS 99 107 7tt 10441Si 101 1J104 40 104 tnvV f7 113 US5 int 58 07 044 10314 1 10414 10414 10414 104 10414 104 Meeting one-quart- er Emergency 1926-19- ne six-ye- ar - na 63 cents best half blood up to 57 cents top making half blood 52 cents three-eightblood 0 cents quarter blood 43-cents of demand is about in the Strength above order quarter blood being most sluggish Fleece Wools Continue To Show Weakness Fleece wools continue to weaken hs 45-5- lt hem Jn BOSTON Juno 11— While wool prices change little and mill buying remains desultory dealers are more cheerful because tops and goods are selling better and mills are making heavy inroads on their supplies' of raw material Domestic wool receipts are heavy but have little bearish effect Worsted manufacture is reported as' nearly at the past five years’ average The average operation for the first four months of was 708 per cent For April this year lt was 691 per cent It is predicted that May-Jufigures will exceed that average The best four months dtirlng the period was in 1927 at 758 the poorest last year at 614 Consumption of medium wool in April was some 5 per cent greater than In April 1930 Worsted division of Amoskeag mills Manchester N H Is running close to capacity on men’s wear orders Fifty Mlllloh' Dollars Less Needed to Flnanoe Clip Than 1923 Dealers believe that worsted mills will soon be forced to buy largely Wool is so Cheap that this year’s domestic clip could be financed for less than in 1923 when the crop was 160000000 pounds smaller but much higher in value Yet dealers are slow to buy from growers because they doubt the ability of- the cooperatives to maintain prices New French combing wools Arl-oWyoming and Utah are bring-l- g about 65 cents clean choice Texas about 60 cents strictly fine graded territory around June 45 slightly For the first four months this year good delaine sold 7 to 8 cents a pound clean above fine territory This advantage has been lost and both are selling now at about 63-cents clean Some Ohio delaine has sold at 25 and average lots at 24 cents or about 3 cents clean Choice Ohio half blood has sold at 4 cents and Ohio fine clothing at 21-cents Ohio and Michigan combing is available at 21 cents and quarter blood at 19 cents Missouri wools of both grades have sold at 18 cents delivered Fleece wools are now from 2 to 5 cents a pound below the 1914 64 YOUNGSTOWN O Juna 11 AF)— Trua-co- n Steel company nas cut lta common dividend for the second and third quarters from 20 to 15 cents quarter U was announced here today The reduction is tha rata sine first change made in the 1923 The uiual preferred dividend of 8175 was declared rectors of NEW YORK Juna II (AP)--- i International Telephone and Telepcraph company today declared tha regular quarterly dividend of 60 cents a snare payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 19rThe company reported for tha flrtl qaater consolidated net Income of tha tax and associated companies of $2 632302 equal to 45 cents a share coma sharer pared with $3363739 or 57 centa 1930 in tha corresponding quarter of Alighting on a gas cock In a bird store In Leicester England recently a bird turned on the gas and caused the asphyxiation ol large numbers of feathered pets United State Department of Agriculture Bureau of Publlo Road Denver Sealed bid Colorado Ingle copy ub Ject to the condition contained herein will be received until two o'clock P M on the 18th day of June 1931 and than publicly opened for furnishing all labor and material and performing all work lor the constructing or Improving Prelect end G of the Rabbit Ear PaM National Foret Highway Route located within or partly within the Routt National Foret Counties of Grand and Routt State of Colorado The length of the project to be constructed or Improved approximately 1080$ mile and the principal Item of work ere approximately ae 34follows: Clearing ex-46 acre unelau acre grubbing uncavation "A” 75000 eu yd claw excavation for structure 4oM cu yd: overhaul $8000 ate yds finishing 10 000 mile unclaw excavation "B" 153000 cu yd claw “A" concrete 425 cu yd reinforcing tel 12400 lb ln cement rubble masonry 300 eu yd C O M P culvert 4294 Un ft 30-C G M P culvert 154 lln ft hand laid rock ambk 300 eu yda maintenance of detour lump nun: removal of Each bidder old etructurw 32 each must submit with his bid or previously an attested statement of hi business and technical organisation (of the on form to be (upplled by the Engineer which 1 available for the contemplated work Including hi financial resource and his highway conand other struction experience with compared experience bid United Btaten Th the project upon to reserve the reject right exprewly any bid In which th fct as to com- w and technical organization pared with th project bid upon Justify such rejection Where copies of plan are requested a deposit of $1000 wul be required to ltuur their retura to All th check should be made payable Denver branch Federal Reserve Bank If within 15 daya after opening bids plan are Sot returned th deposit will be forfeited to the Government Guarantee will be required with each bid aa $9700 If certified check te follows furnished It should be made payable to th Denver branch Federal Reserve Bank Performance bond will be re100 In amount of Perquired aa follows: contract price per cent of total formance shall begin within 10 calendar to daya after date of receipt of notice proceed and will be completed within 300 calendar day from that date exclusive of any time that may Intervene between tha effective dates of orders of tha Government to suspend operations on account of weather conditions and the effective date of order to resume work Liquidated demagw for delay will b tha amount stated In the for each calendar Provision" "Special 1 comday of delay until the work Partial payment or accepted pleted will b mad as th work progresses on work and material delivered If uch work and material meet the approval of the contracting officer Article on patent will be made a part of the contract Bids must be submitted upon the Standard Government Form of Bid and be will bidder required succewful the to execute the Standard Government Form of Contract for Con traction The right Is reserved ss th interest of th Government may require to reject any and all bid to waive any Informality In bids received and to accept or reject bid any Item of any bid unlaw such EnIs qualified by speclflo limitation waled be must bids containing velope marked and addrewed as follows Bid for Project and C Rabbit Ear Paw to be opened at 3p m Juna 14 1031 237 Customs House Bldg Denver Colo A E Palen Acting District Engineer 1 24-- In Copper Exporter Reduce Price Copper Exporters Inc reduced the export price to 8525c per pound c L f European ports on June 4 equal to 825c here This resulted in some were required good buying of the metal for export Forty policemen one about bank the Chicago City and at least removed all Trust and Savings bank located at sellingtemporarily from the domestic Sixty-thir- d and lialsted streets bus- market pressure that day eome copper price basis iest corner outside tha loop Thou- sold here Early for domestic account at Slight lmrovement is seen in some street and five 8c delivered in the east but a fair sands Jammed lines wound their way through the inquiry developed later and most of woolen iplii sorts scoured clothing and off color wools beet sellers doors the tonnage actually sold was at A B and O super being pulled wools are A large majority of those In the 8 Me An advancing market in seactive at steady prices Other Scores of men curities lines were women had a beneficial influence on fairly waited with bablea In the bank lobby traders and business in copper held grades toare unchanged but nominal lack of sales ” Trucks loaded with millions kept at a good level until shortly before owing The importing season is virtually ooming to the’ bank from the loop the close of the week Yesterday over Imports have been below the Sandwiches were brought to tellers however business turned dull on ru 1926-19of January-Apr- il and the doors kept open until past mors of sales at 8c though no tran average which was 71138000 From midnight actions were reported at the lower January 1 to April 30pounds this rate has Melvin A Traylor president of the figure Domestic sales for the week been only 23495000 pounds of combFirst National went to the bank were in excess of 10000 tons a good ing and clothing wool or 33 per cent about 6 p m stood on a desk and showing in view of the buying that of the for 1926-19and 68 shouted a speech to the hundreds in- took place in the two preceding per centaverage of the 1930 imports side willweeks buyers appear Foreign “There is $300000000 cash In the ing to copper around current National Cooperative vaults of the First National” he levels acquire and export sales so far this Reduces Advance One Cent said “I will pay every depositor of month amounted to more than 18000 San Angelo T'exas reports prices this bank every cent of his money on long tons 20 stronger one Boston firm Let’s be reasonable and demand Inquiry for sine showed improve- cents a pound Not over paying stop this'’ ment yesterday and the prices stead- pounds of 12 months remains6000000 unsold ied in all directions As the week and all 8 months is under Hundreds Take Places of option were sellers of near-b- y there opened The National reduced "Coop” its adThose Who Melt Away prime western zinc at 320c The de- vance nearly a cent on all wool the A few melted away but there were cline in production revealed in the top advance on 13 months having hundreds to take their places Money monthly statistics of the institute been 17 cents Penalties on growin the hand was the only thing they was given favorable interpretation by ers for selling to alwanted both producers and consumers On ready total gl2000 independents Meanwhile postal savings prospect of further curtailment in bank and some of the larger loop output galvanizers and sheet mills A PUBLIC NOTICE banks like the blllion-dolla- r Con- showed some anxiety over the situaBoard of Education of Orxntte tinental Illinois were packed and tion and inquired for a good tonnage The school Balt Lake district Utah Jammed with people' wanting to de- Most of the buying took place yeswill meet at Its offices County 3213 They were afraid terday At the close the market Bute street at 7 :30 p m Juna 18South 1931 posit their money to keep the money at home because stood at 325c to 330c as to seller and to adopt a budget and maka appropriato tion hazards govern the expenditures for of bandits and fire delivery 2 and to transfer from budget The silver market fluctuated withWednesday the run was ebout over Item "InetnicUou" to "Administraoutnumand today deposits easily in narrow limits during the past week tive” $23000 and from "Instruction" bered withdrawals and continues quiet Purchases for to “Capital Outlay" $25000 and from Bankers believed that much good China account absorbed the small "Maintenance” to "Capital Outlay” run even though dally offerings The tone was a shade $156000 A GEORGE LAVIN Clerk may come from this the Uth day of June the failures undoubtedly will work easier at the close The New York A Dated V D 1931 ' much hardship price settled at 28 been “People who have hoarding cash” said one “now are beginning (Engineering and Mining Journal) to turn their attention to investing it realizing that after all money itself Is no good unless put to work Much of this will be turned Into real estate and mortgages which will relieve the badly strained position In relief should give this field and the Industrial ball a good push” BAN QUENTIN PRISON Calif June 11 (D — Norman Selbv better Pursuant to ordinance of Salt Lake City Utah adopted and known to the sports world as "Kid approved on the 21st day of May 1931 public notice la hereby McCoy" once famous pugilist has that a special election will be held at the respective polling — asked the state prison board foe a given hereafter to be designated in each ward m said City on places from San Quentin parole Settlement price of metili at Salt Lake 63 appli- Wednesday the 1st day of July A D 1931 was name among McCoy's smelters as Quoted by the American Smelt-In- r cants on At such election there will be submitted to a vote of such the June parole calendar and Reflnlnx company are: Silver 268 an ounce lead 975c and copper 765c Issued today He is serving 30 years qualified registered electors of Salt Lake City as shall have paid a pound for killing Mrs Theresa Mors in Los a property tax therein In the year 1930 the following question: “shall Balt Lake City Salt Lake County State of Utah create Angeles several years ago He was NEW YORK June 11 silver convicted on three charges — assault an Indebtedness by Issuing Its negotiable coupon bonds In the steady and ft hither at 36 to murder manslaughter and assault sum of Two Million Dollars ($200000000) for the purpose of ala with He has weapon deadly AP-LONDON June 11 said City with water and Increasing enlarging exHirer 12 d supplying innocence his ways protested per ounce money lft percent discount tending and perfecting the present water supply and waterrates abort bill sad three months 2 works system of Salt Lake City and for supplying said City and £2 per eent 60-6- 23-2- 22 and three-eight- hs btd--d- er) Dl-tr- lct busi-ne- the 1- -2 the 1931-3- -l the c‘ Metals 14 101 101't tom !01 lOdVilin' l-- 4c Every armored money truck In the city was called then to speed cash from the loop banks The bankers had been aware of the clouded situamost of them had tion for weeks prepared for such an emergency" Pugilist in Prison Pleads for Parole that 10714 9S 14 107 104 10014 10 104 104 10314 104 NEW YORK June 11— Improved sentiment in Wall street coupled with a feeling that production of most of the naJor nonferroua metal will soon show the effect of prevailing low price resulted in a better inquiry from consumers if not in actual business Most of the copper sold to domestic consumers in the last week was delivered Connectibooked at 8 cut basis an advance of cent from the recent low Lead business was moderate but at unchanged prices Zinc statistics released during the period revealed a sharp contraction in output and on the assumption that further curtailment is inevitable consumers appeared eager to take on a good tonnage of the metal for third YORK railway directors today declared a dividend stock out of the remainder of unappropriated 1930 earning making a total of 94 a share payable on this class of stocJc this yer and announced they do not contemplate the payment of any further dividends on the common stock during 1931 The Southern directors also declared the regular' dividend of 1125 on the preferred block Directors of Real Bilk Hosiery Mills hava omitted the quarterly dividend of $t7l duo on the cumulative preferred stock due July 1 and pave rescinded the quarterly stock dividends of 2ft per eent each in common on the common stork previously declared payable July 1 October 1 1931 and uary I 1932 Directors of the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railway company the "MonoD" have omitted the semiannual dividend of SS 50 on the common stock and the aeml annual dividend of $2 on the preferred Warren Bros directors declared a quar terly dividend of 60 cents a share piscine the stock on a $2 annual basis against $2 previously Verde Extension Mining company United directors nave declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents placing the stock en a It basis annual against $2 previously ATto dividend Is payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 2 The company plans to suspend operation for 90 days beginning July 1 Otis Elevator company declared the regular quarterly dividend ol 62ft cents on the common atock ‘payable July II to stock holders of record June $0 Directors of Devoe 0b Reynolds company dividend basis today reducedA the Bannual common slocks to 0 and on the clasa cents each from $120 by declaring quarterly dividends pf 15 eent on each class of stock Both dividends are pavablg July of record Juna SC 1 to stockholder of 06 cents a share on tha common - 1934 BANKS 100 101 Improved Wall Street Sen timent Production Forecasts Help Prices the Asked tic Receipts Heavy Spectel to The Tribune which had merged with the First National closed Stock of the Foreman bank was quoted at $430 last Saturday worth only $5 on Monday callFrightened housewives began ing friends exchanging information Soon which uaually was incorrect every bank on the south side was the scene of citizens wending their way to the paying teller’s cage The run spread to every outlying bank run was worse By Tuesday 6s o Sugar 0s 31-Utah Light ft Power 8s do 6s 2022 44s Ptah Power ft Lt 1949 V Clift Bldg 64a 94 95 89 95 Change Noted Wor METALS SEE Little Bled Mills flusy Domes battery maker and cable manufacturers with an increased number of 60 small lots going to miscellaneous buy93 ers The price held at 375c New York the contract basis of the 39 1959 64 American Smelting and Refining Ruhr Chem 6a 48 AA 69 Ruhr Oas 04s 63 company and at 360c 8t Louis Ruhr Housing 1958 throughout the week Total sales Russ 8 4s cU N C 19 for June shipment are already in ex8&ar Basin Con 7s 35 cess of 25000 tons and the total for 45 Santa Fe Arg 7s month is expected to show an inthe Santiago 01Chile 7s 49 do 7s crease compared with that for May Stinnes 7s 36 xw Rumors of additional curtailment do 7s 46 xw 53 es12 Bain banka Elec Ternl 64s real The of John here and abroad have had a benefiTiets 74s 40 xw tate agent already shaky because of cial effect on the market being reUnited Elec Bvc 7s41 56 61 694 uncollectible lnd 64a United mortgages flected in London by advances on many Total stock sales Thursday 310 000 shares opened in hope the run would abate Tuesday and again yesterday Reyear ago 1992200 his banks ports received here during the week and hours didn’t In two It Total bond sales Thursday $3700000 closed They had more than 100 indicate that Instead of the 15 per year ago $3040000 xActual sales 000 depositors most of them with cent curtailment program announced $100 accounts or less recently by the Lead Producers association a decrease of 20 per cent Most of Bankers Prepared in production will be effected 89 Continental National 95' Deseret National 984 964 Deseret Savings First Security Corp 1034 103 Utah Savings Utah 8tate National 100 Walker aBnk 103 Zion's Savings ft Trust ?5 6s Wednesday’ bank debits Same day last rear Ihuraday's bank clrarlnga Sam day last year State National bank 34 Utah-Idah- 6i 4i r 774 Total aalee 37300 Raw Sugar Quiet With Sales Lacking NEW YORK June 11 (fP)— Raw was quiet today and no sales 984 or 98 ft sugar do 4a 6t Tha recent heavy were confirmed Peoples Lt ft row 6a ST 89 89 1079 WW of refiners had evidently 10414 106ft purchases 106 PhU Eleo Pow 64a 72 supplied their more immediate Piedmont Elea 314 83 I960 A they were disposed 7 0414 61 F Potomac Ed to look on for a while although there Procter ft Gam 44a 6 1044 10414 104 ft were still sugars available at the last 1947 Pub Sve N Hamp 44s 1 1014 10114 101ft paid price of S30 for spots 1957 B Reflecting the Inactivity In the spot Pub Sve if 111 44a 04 98ft market futures were Inactive 1978 D and 97 01 do 44s 80 E mbved within a range of one 7 0714 do 44a 81 F prices The market opened unpub Svo New Jersey point 6a etfa ?s8 B5 changed to 2 points lower with July Pub 8vc Okla 6i 87 D showing the maximum loss under Puget fid P ft L 4a 94 4ft 94ft D 1950 liquidation which was probably pro103 102 49 104 do 99 99 09 moted by the more liberal offerings do 6s 60 O 86 86 4 88 Reliance Mane 6s 64 A In the spot market The offerings 89 89 18 89 Rem Arms were not aggressive however and a 67 67 07 Roch Cent Pow 6a 63 88 ft 89 ft 89 with final Saxet Corp 6s 46 A partial rally followed lower 8 884 6 SrrtpP 6 4 43 to one prices one point net flhawlnx W ft P 44a ' 1967 A 7 12 97ft point net higher but generally un101 101 Shawsheen 7s 31 changed Approximate sales were S E P ft L 6s 2026 A 102 4 iQ3'I03 xw only 8050 tons and over half of these 105 Southern Cal Ed 6a 61 ri05ll05 In the form of exchanges from i 106 ft 1105 ft 105 ft were to do 6s 64 later positions July closed S Jer Oaa El ft Tr 6a July 105 1 10910 1953 s at 121 September 128 December Southern Cal Gaa 6a 4 ft 4 94ft 137 January 138 March 144 May 1937 95 ft 96ft 95 ft 150 do 44t 61 Southern Gaa 64a Refined was unchanged with fair 99ft 1915 xw withdrawals but no new business Southern Nat Oaa 6a 50 1944 Fine granulated was quoted at 445 Southern L ft P 6a 1 91ft 94ft by all refiners 104 1957 A 1953 : 65 23 Amalg 64 4s 4s pfd 66 Bid 73 60 F do do 64a 62 O do 0 41 B Pao P ft L 5 65 Pao W OU 64a 43 Pa O P ft L iVl 77 Penn Eleo 4 aF 71 Penn Ohio Ed As 60 xw Penn’ Ohio P ft L 6 4a 1954 A Penn Pow ft Lt 6 79 Amalg Sugar 7s 1937 4 984 Con Bldg 6 91V Chief Con 7s 1934 104 Mutual Creamery 7s L ft O Ry 5s 1934 71 3Rocky Mt Pact 04s 1939 93 4 8umpter Val R R 3 104 W Sumpter Val R R7s 31-Livestock Steptoe S L ft Utah Ry 6e Salt Lake Term 5s 1935 Teilurlde Power 0a 1938 Utah Gas ft Coke 5s 1936 30 w Lib McN ft L 68 43 Louis P ft L 6a 67 M—— Mass Gaa 6a 65 Mass Util 6s 49 A McCord Rad 6s 43 arw Met Edison is E 71 Mid W Util 6a 33 do 6a 34 do 6s 35 Minn O Lt 44s 50 70 Minn F ft L Misa P ft Lt Co 6s 57 Mlsa Kiv Pow 6t 61 Mont H ft P 5s 61 A do 6a 70 B 804 For 88 88 74 88 87 74 43 101 10 B Kentucky Util 6a 69' I Kop o ft O 64a 50 do 6a 47 Kresge tjl3 Laclede Gaa 64a 36 Lehigh P 0 6a 2026 A 48 70 BOND8 Indep Oil 6s 39 Tnd Hydro Elec 6s 58 A Ind ft Mich 5s 55 Ind P ft L 5s 57 A 244 Insull Util Inv 6a 40 B do 6a 67 Tnt P Serv 4Hs 68 Invest Co 6a 47 A xw Lt ft P 5a 67 do 6s 61 B la So Ut 6s A 5058 A Ia P ft L 44s la Pub Ser 6s 67 J C P ft L 64a 46 A Bank Clearings BETTEEWEEK rarily 704 Sugar common 43 43 do preferred 101 101 w Consolidated Wagon 104 104 Layton Sugar 1024 1024 102 Mt State Telephone 33 34 34 Scliramm-Johnson pfa 101 1014 101 Utah Fire Clay 101st 101 101 Gas ft Coke 1st pfd 93 93“ 934 Utah Utah-Idah- o Sugar common ’10R 108 4 100 do preferred 1011100I101U Oil Refining too V Utah 101 100 Utah Home Fire Ins Utah-Idah- o Cement $8 pfa Utah Power ft Light $6 pfd 7! do $7 pfd Z C M I 17 wv Inter Pow 6a 48 A Int Pow Sec 7s 57 E 104 Int 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Sec Am 5s 104 Interst Pow 6a 52 4 86 87 87 88 48 36 80 804 Gr Trunk 84s 30 Gulf Oil Pa 6s 37 Gulf St PM)S 56 A Hanna 6a 34 Hood Rub 7s 36 Houat O G 6s 43 A Houst Lt ft P 44s 78 D Hygrade Foods 6a 49 A 111 Pow ft Lt 6a 66 O do 54s 67 do 6s 53 A Noma Eleo RoovItIntField HouI o-St Anthony Ool4 ' St Reals Paper Palt-CroProd Baxet Co 05 Schul Un 3o-Lock Segal SelberlTnx Rub Notice Is further given that tn the Sal lnd full pd v pfd event the court upon hearing and eon-- ‘ do pr 0af Control atderatlon of the aforesaid report pe- - Sentry Shenandoah tltioa and application makes and endo Pfd L ters Its order authorising and directing Shreveport El D Ho said receiver to offer for sale the as- Stcnaturt Pac El pzd sets and properties of said receivership Sierra A O estate that the receiver will not lees xSmlth South Am O ft FI than flvt days thereafter and on a date South Cal Ed A pfd to be determined By the receiver make do B Pfd return of any and all bids received by So Colo Pow A Cal Gaa pfd A conelderatlon ac- Sou lt to the court for or So Nat Oaa confirmation ceptance rejection South Ptnn Oil All persons Intonated as creditor Souweat Gas Ut stockholder or otherwise In said Walk- Splet May 8 pfd er Brothers Dry Ooods company or the Stand Dderv ev pfd Otl lnd rerelrershlp estate will b heard at Stand Oil Ky i said time and place and for such St Neb Oil St obmust file their petitions - purpose Corp lections and exceptions with the elerk Starrett Mot Am war Stuta the abova entitled court on or before Stnray OH — of the 33rd day of June 1931 Technicolor Inc Dated this 10th day of June 1931 Teck Hush Gold TRACY LOAN Ae TRUST COMPANY Trans Lax D Pic A By H L Bailey Trust Officer Trl Cont Corp war Receiver of Walker Brothers Dry Trl Utilities a Corporation Ooods- Company Tubite Chat B Franklin Rlter Wilson McCarthy Union Nat Oaa Cats k Attorneys for gold Receiver 654 004 80 Oarlock Pack 0s 39 Gatineau Pow 6s 56 Nor Am Avia A war - 4’ Nor Am OU Cons Nor European OU x North St P 6 pet Pf Novadal Aaena Ohio Copper Ohio OU n cum pfd OU Stocks A Pendent OU Paramount Cab Parker Rust-ProPennroad Corp Penn Oas ft El A Peo Lt Pow A Perryman Eleo PhilipA Morris do i Phoenix See ii do pfd Pilot Radio A iim Pitts PI Glass Plymouth OU Polymet Mfx Premier GUd Prod Roy xPrudenttcl inv pfd Pub Ut Hold war Reliance Manage Reynolds Invest Rich OU Cal pfd 5T 64 Fed Water 174 Firestone Cot M 6a 48 14 Firestone Tire 6a 43 2 Fla P ft Lt 5a 64 1 Far L their- doom many of them tempoAbout 200000 achowever counts and possibly 4100000000 In quarter delivery deposits were Involved Dorena of other small banks lhvoked a rule re Lead Producer Report written notice before Fair Volume of BuslneM qulring honoring savings account drafts A fair business exceeding Slightly of The lack public confidence was that of the preceding week was reseveral email precipitated when ported by lead producers Sales were banks affiliated with the Foreman well diversified among corroders 79 77 7s 904 90 714 ww 68 1 1034 1034 1034 Dela El Pow 64a 59 Detroit C Oaa 6a 47 A do 5a 90 B 18 104 Det Int Brldce 7a 52 do 64a 52 32 S Duquesne Has 6a 45 1953 A Europe Mtg 7s 67 C47 Ger Con Mun 7a do 6s 47 60 Hamburg Elec J2a 24 38 do 63 624 Hanover St 64s 3949 102 Hanover City 7s Tsarco Hy Elec 7s 62 60 Isotta Fras 7s 42 ww 65 list Superpow 6s 63 62 65 Lima Peril 04s 68 J 67 Mansfeld M ft B 7s 1941 xw 80 72 Maranhao Brasil 7s 1968 115 51 108 Mendoza Pr 1054 Nippon Elec Pow 04s 1953 102 4 105 Rio de Janeiro 64a 04 95 94 95 With- There was much evidence to Indicate the bankers were correct In their supposition that the worst was over Probably best of this was the fact that people on street cars In stores and at soda fountains were PORTION BONDS thinking of the run in terms of the 72 72 73 Air Mtc Bk 7s 46 No longer long-face- d and wo r 73 4 74 74 do 7s 47 past 834 81 534 rled Baden Con Mun 7s 51 anecdotes were they relating Bosota Mtg Bk 7s 65 55 85 1947 new or telling of tragedies of the run Buenos Aires Prov 74s 79 80 Two 81 days ago and even part of 1947 70 4 704 704 do 7s 52 were thinking of the 434 43 4 43 4 yesterday they Cauca Val 7s 48 70 future ard of getting their dollars 73 70 Cent Bk Got 0s 51 B 95 95 96 if any In hand Chile Mtg Bk 6s 81 Com Privat Bk 5s 12 79 794 794 Twenty-seve- n 1937 Institutions Close 1 103 4 103 411034 Cuban Tel 74a 41 A 4 101 Danish Con 6s 55 Doors Many Temporarily 71100 73 IX 5s Bk Den Mtx Twenty-seve- n institutions closed Ercole Mar Elec 64s 93 73 63 64 Crucible Steel 5a 40 Cudahy P 5ts 37 do 6a 46 to CHICAGO June 11 (UP)— Chicago bankers announced today that they had weathered successfully series of- frenzied rum on outlying banks which they believed will make the week of Juno 7 go down as their most exciting In tvto decadee 99 105 64 70 63 98 1054 644 do 6a 50 03 437 do Oaa 6Hs 42 7 65 3 do O Pipe 6s 43 70 do Pow 52 17 734 71 Comw Sdis 6a 43 115 U6 do 5a 43 41084 108 57 D do 0105 4 1054 do 4xs 60 E 2 102! 1024 C6n O Balt 4ri 70 H 1'IOS 105 1 105 69 6 do 4 105 do 4a 61 98 44 99 1 63 Con G Util 0a 43 A 63 4 17'104 104 Consum Pow 4 ’4s 38 82 82 Cont O ft El 5s 53 A 83 37 Cont OU 834 Cont Sec 6a 42 A 654 6S4 im 10 Rush draw Money in Chicago Subsides 36 4 East Util Inv 6a 54 A Elec P ft Lt 5a 2030 Empire O ft R 54a 52 of the receivership estate to the manner and method do xw Pow 6 pet set forth In the aforesaid report peti xPui 8d B ii tion and application and to receive Reiter Poster properties according 94 1967 32 13 Frenzied 5 3ft 21 — ' n OF RUNS 39 Tel Util 6Vka Ajoc 1944 C Aaso Tel ft Tel 5Ha 103 13 11 Falcon Lead Federated Met Ford Mot Can A do France do Ltd Foremost Fabrics Fox Theatre A VltnntTTtyir 1952 Oarlock Pack Warsaw City 7a 1958 Oen Aviation Corp Oen Thea Eq cv pf Westph Un El P 6s 53 Olen Alden Coal Yokohama 6a 1961 Globe Underwrit Tottl ! Thursday IKMMK&OO previous Gold Seal Elec 8achs day 10882000: week ato 11884000 year Goldman Atl ft Pao nv tao year no 8857000 xGt Seo 10896000 xdo 1st pf 1 t date $1370573500 same year Oroc 8tr Prod vto ao 11988430001 am two yar ago Gulf OU Corp Pr Hamilton Gas vto Helena Rubenateln COFFEE ADVANCES Hollins Gold Min NEW YORK Jun lt (API— Coffe fuHudson Bay M ft 6 ture advanced again today on European Humble Oil1 — and trade buying owing to further Imp Oil Can In Brasilian exchange but the Insull Util market Tracted partly late In the day un- Ins Co No Am der realtilng and Brazilian selling No 7 Intereon Petrol contracts opened 1 to 13 higher and closed Intemat Pet 1 to 13 18000 Sale Santos Inter Super Pow higher opened 4 to g higher tnd closed 1 to 10 Inter Util B Salea 31000 Closing quotations: Irving AirCh highef No 7 contracts— July g 33c September Klein D E Co 6 48c December 83c May 68c: March 88c 9 45c Santo— July i049c! September Kolater Brandea December 183c March 188c May Lefcourt Realty 058c Otl Bio 7s 6’4®7e Leonard Spot market steady Llm Mr ft Lib Santos 4s 9®10c Lone Star Oss Lons Is Light IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Louis L & E Court In and for Salt Lake County Magdalena 8yn Stats of Utah Mass Util Asso Mavis Bott A Real Estate Finance Company va PlalntUf Walker Mead Johnson corporation Nat Gas Brothers Dry Goods Company a cor Memp Metro Ch Stores poratlon Defendants— Receivership of Mid Wert St UUI walker Brothers Dry Goods Company Mid West Util corporation Tracy Loan As Trust Midland Steel ft Sons Company a corporation Receiver — Miller Co Can Case No 45883— Notice of hearing of Minins Mo Kani P Lins third report of receiver and petition far Mountain Prod order of sale of the receivership assets N— and property and application of re- National Am Co ceiver for cancellation and termination Nat Bond ft Bn Nat Fam Stores of certain receivership contracts B Pursuant to order or court made and Nat Food Fuel ft Oss entered on the 10th day of June 1031 Nat Nat Pub Serv pfd Tracy Loan As Trust Company a cor- Nat Service poration of Utah the regularly ap- Nat Short T Seo AA Meter pointed qualified and acting receiver Neptune Jersey Zinc of Walker Brothers Dry Goods Com- New N M ft Arts Land pany a corporation of Utah haa filed xNYPftL 7 pet pfd In the above entitled court and cause Nias Hud Power Its third report as such receiver and do A war war do B petition for order of sale of the assets Niles Bern Pond and property of the receivership estate Nipitslns Mines ' 13914 14 71 FalrchUdAvirA and application for authority to cancel and terminate certain receivership contracts Ths said court has set the same for hearing In the court room of the above entitled court In the City and County V building Balt Lake City Uath at the hour or ten o'clock A M or as soon thereafter as counsel m be heard on ' the 23rd day of June 1MI Pursuant to said order of court dated the 10th day of June 1931 notlee la hereby given to all creditors and stockholders ’ of said Walker Brothers Dry Goods V company a corporation and to all other persons Interested In said or In the receivership estate that such report petition smd appllca- tlon of said receiver will be beard and considered at the aforewld time and t place and at such bearing ths receiver will pray and ask for an order and of said court as follows: jj deoree (a) Authorizing and directing said receiver to offer for sale the assets and 6 34 4 0 7 Am El ft Pow 6s 67 A Am O ft E 6s 3023 Am O ft Pow 6k 1939 7 66 do 5a 1953 Am Pow ft L 6a 2016 1024 100 Am Rad 4 4a 1047 73 Am Roll M 5 1946 98 4 do 4W 1933 664 Appalach O 6a 1946 47 do 6s 1945 B 103 Apalach Pow 6a 56 Ark Pow ft Lft 5s 56 111100 7 89 Amo Eleo 4Sa 1953 35 71 Amo O ft E 5a I960 177 72 do 5a 1908 17 05 ’4 do 4‘a 1949 C 16 64 Asso Rayon 5s 1950 Empire Corp7 Emp O ft Pdeb pet pf rts Europe El u SB Copenb 6s 1937 TJn 8t! Burbach 7a 51 Vn 8tl Wka 64a 81 A do 6ftc 1947 A do 0ftc 1951 o "Umerelbt P ft L 6s 53 Urugusy 6s 1960 757a 20 Alumln Co 5 1952 Am Comwlth P 0 40 Am ft Coni 5a 1943 xComwealth Edison 8 war Somwealth ftWat 8vc Cons O ft E Balt Con Copper Min xCont Shares cvt pfa xdo pfd B Cooper Bens pfd A Cord Corp Corroou ft Rey Creole Pet Crocker ft Wheeler Crown C Int A Cuneo Press Cusl Mex Min Deere ft Co De Forest Detroit Aircraft Dresser Mfs A do B Driver Harris Dublller Cond Duquesne Gas Duval Tex Sul East Oas ft Fuel East 6ta Pow B East Util Asso A Pay) Ala Row 4V END S 5ft 7' 2H DOMESTIC BONDS (Pales in I1Q00) ed (Continued from Preceding ft 32 ft Vacuum Oil Woodley Petrol Com Pow A Show- Am June 11 Am Corp Am Cyan B sellto resistance moderate good ing Am ft For Pow war Founders ing pressure leading shares In the Am Am Gas ft&lec xd curb market closed Ilrm today The xAm Laundry Meh Am Llfht ft Trao appreciation in quieted values was Am Maracaibo Am Nat Gas narrow and In most instances con-lln- Am 8uper Power do pid to a small fraction Am Ut ft Oen B vtc The volume of business showed Am Yvette Chll C Nit little change from previous days this Anglo Appalachian Gas do A wtr week The total turnover amounted Ark Nat Oas A Metala to 310000 shares While the perform- Art xAaao O ft E pfd do A ance of the list in resuming its updo war ward trend this week has not at- Atlas Utilities do war tracted a large volume of business Autom Vot Mch traders were encouraged by the suc- Axton FlihTob A Tel Canada cess with which leading shares have xBell Benef lnd Loan resisted spasmodic ef- Bickford stubbornly xBigelow Ban Carpet forts to depress the market Blue Rldie cvt pfd T ft L Although trading in oils contract- Brazil Buf Nlat ft K Pow pfd ed the group gave a good account of Bulova Watch pfd itself and closed above yesterday’s CAM Co vtc final level Can Marc Wireless Specialties followed the swing of Carlb Syn pfd Utilities and closed irregularly higher xCelaneae B'C A Pub Continental Shares preferred - and Cent Cent ft 0 W Util States Flee Prudential Investment preferred ap Cent Chain Stores Dev predated about a point each Other Chatham Ph A1 nv issues In the investment and holding Cheaebro Mfs xd Bervtea company group fluctuated narrowly Cities do Pfd Claude Neon Lta and closed steady Colum Oil ft Oaa vtc New York Bonds 17ft Union Ott Amo United Corp war United Enc ft Fdrf Co Unit Founder United Gas do waf do pfd Un Li ft Pow A Unit Pub Serv U 8 ft Int Sec pfd U 8 Elec Pow United Verde Ext Util Pow ft Lt Utility ft Indus NEW YORK ' BANKERS SEE COMPLETE N Y CURB MARKET 12 1931 SALT LAKE SPECIAL WATER WEDNESDAY PUBLIC CITY UTAH BOND ELECTION JULY 1ST 1931 NOTICE and Money AP)-- Bar Bar NEW YORK Jun 11 A dutet electrolytic spot and future 6ft iron quiet unchanged tin steady spot and ner-b- y 23461 future 3260 lead steady epot Nev ) 80 line steady York 175 East St d future 3 )5 antiEast fit Louis spot lxula mony 0003613 LONDON June per spot 136 trolytic spot 12s £39 £105 7a £11 5a future 1 1 cop- future £36 7a 6d elecfuture £39 10a Un spot 6d future £106 17a 6d lead spot future £11 15a lino apot £10 55a 6d 111 7a 6d NEW YORK Jun 11 (AP)-C- al! money vteady lft per eent all day time loans months lfttti steady 60 data )4 0 2 month lft'alft percent Prime commercial paper 363 Bankers' acceptances unchanged - a - gNEW YORK June 11 fAP)— Poreixn exchanges CMfi Qreat Bat tain In dollars others in cent Orest Britain demand 4M M2 rabies 4 86 484 M6 France debill $91 !7)2 mand 291 Italy demand 5 23ft: cables 5 21 914 Demands: Belgium- - 13 92 Germany 23 66ft Holland 40 24 Norway 2976ft Sweden 2678 Denmark 26 7$: Svitaer-lan- d 19 41 4 44 10 07: Portugal Spain Caecho-Slo-vakis 1133: Greece 129ft Poland ltflft the Inhabitants thereof with additional water the said additional Extortion Plot water water supply and waterworks system for supplying such to be owned and controlled by the said municipality said Leads to Jail water bonds to be absolutely due and payable serially In not more than (40) years from their date and bearing interest at the rate CHICAGO June 11 OT— Julius forty not to exceed five per cent of per annum payable as shall Link asbestos worker and candidate for state representative last year hereafter be determined by said City by ordinance" The polls will be opened at seven o’clock a m and continue pleaded guilty today to trying to extort money from Oscar De Priest open until seven o’clock p m of the same day and will be closed negro congressman He was sen- at that hour tenced to six months in Jail by Judge There shall be no special registration of voters for the said Joseph Burke election but the “Official Register” last made or revised shall Congressman De Priest consented the “Official Register" for such election to a misdemeanor sentence instead constitute to be used In voting on the question submitted ballots The a of felony to the Link and two other men were ac- will be prepared and furnished by the City recorder Thq cused of demanding $10000 on the Judges of election to be by them furnished to tho voters election will be held and conducted In all respects as nearly a$ threat of death (5) possible In conformity with the general election laws of the State of Balt In witness whereof the Board of Commissioners to be Lakq NOTICE notice pub Th Board of Education In and for City In the State of Utah have caused this South Summit School District State of Ushed and posted as required by law this 21st day of May — Utah will meet Thursday June ISth A D 1931— 1— at 3:00 p m tn th High School BuildBOWMAN JOHN Mayor Utah for Kama tha t purpose ing of adopting a school budget for the ' Attest 2 96: Jugoslavia 1931-19176: Austria All Interested ar In14 00: Rumania : Argentine 30 02ft: year ETHEL MACDONALD City Recorder 59 vited 40 33 7 95 Brnxil Shanghai Tokyo First publication May 29th 1931 SOUTH 8UMMTT SCHOOL BOARD Mexico City (sold 28 62ft: Montreal 9259 Last publication Jun 29th 1ML By J LINDSAY HOLT peso! 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