Show 4 toirJU g t 10 i c TIIE U S Bureau of Mines Work in Utah Hampered By Shortage of Funds SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ‘SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1934 SOVIET LOOMS NEVADA MINING FAIR PRACTICE AS BUYER FOR CLAIMS LEASED RULES RETAIN USMACHINERY Technical Staff at S L Station Reduced to Debt Three Men With Reviving Industry Settlement Would Upturn of Heavy Industry Aid Urgently Needing Assistance By LUCIEN KELLOGG Nov ment ELKO New Nov 17 — Barney Horn and R L Morrison of Elko have given a five-yea- r bond and lease on 16 claims in the Mud Springs mining (UP)— Possibly never before say Utah mining operators has Lack of customer for American of United the service the Industry so urgently needed the machinery and heavy industrial States bureau of mines and not in years has the bureau been equipment is balking national recovWith one hand eryThe soviet union as a so poorly equipped to render that service prospective WASHINGTON PRIVATE FAVOR' Oklahoma Capitalists Make Substantial Pay 17 Industrial Chiefs Object However to Price Fixing Phase district to Oklahoma captalists for a NEW YORK Nov 17 ()P)— The blue consideration of $150 000 on a 10 per eagle so far as it makes for fair trads cent royalty basis with a substantial practices still commands wide favor cash payment The property is 15 from American industry miles west of Curry Nev on the NeThis was the tonsensus of 125 edivada Northern railroad tors of business and trade publicaIt is pointed out the government has These claims have been undergo- tions queried on the operations of market is beginning to figure in raised the price of gold and silver ing development in a small way for the codes heavy industrial revival calculations Replies indicated that and thus has provided an incentive the past nine years and more than most industries had profited by the Three years is a rational estimate of 50 openings have been made includ- fair trade rules where enforcement for expanding mining operation the heavy groups lag behind exwhile with the other it has reduced ing shafts to a depth of 65 feet and machineiy was effective pectable recmeivin other lines of NORTH 8AIT I AKF Nov IT (U8DAI — American business a tunnel 70 feet long federal appropriations until the bu- - Cattle These work Price fixing however won less With seasonal reductions in runs r reau is able to meet but small pan No real recovery or satisfactory retotal receipts amounted to 1865 Business publication editors ings are said to have disclosed an oie favor 4 817 week a as with ago head for research 1000 compared of the demands upop it wide by found only a few industries out duction in the $1)0 000 000 monthly body more than feet About 60 head were In the drouth aeruon — 3000 orK feet long imt week but none of this week receiptsi relief burden can b e achieved w ithspoken for continuation of price fixpmcm wrre fnerli out heavy industrial improvement The ore occurs along a lime quart ing Consider for instance the Situation rre in thu ri zite contact t the bureau of mines station at the e'uie which is cut intrusive So the administration must find a by wfr included good Only rock products" coal jewelry Not before 1937 will domestic porphyry dikes silver and lad values and dry goods industries disclosed a University of Utah Back in 1928 the In truck division moved way well disseminated being staff consisted of seven research men good Qualityranee the 2ft Common requnements provide big orders for of 13 stiffs through thefhankering for set prices in the future ranged from $2 f0 3 35 Common four safety men and four Stenogra- drive-iquartzite and porphyry It is report- the summary indicated industrial manufacture and medium row were aold for S3 00ii 2 50 heavy ed that taken from The soviet meantime largo samples offer phers In addition it had the —assist- and low cutters at SI 00ft 26 No very good may Covers Many Fields blocks of this ground carry an averance of postgraduate students hold- slaughter cows were offered so values were precisely the needed stop gap businot tested on this class The poll of industrial opinkm on of seven ounces of silver age around ers of fellowships at the university ness Russians would again Hogs — Prices In the ho spend yards with 15 per cent lead some Improvement and late sales to $60000050 a year here That year the station had $29 000 to showed During the new deal policies was taken through were made at an advance of 15c above last process of development several tons editors of the 125 member publicadevote to research work In 1929 this weeks s rated at largely for heavy machinery if they close The best of ore have been sorted and this is tions of Associated Business Bapers sum was reduced to $27000 From 6 00 and mixed butchers at $5 255 65 Un- had that sum and heavy butchers were sold said to average 70 ounces of silver Inc They were described as thor$27000 the fund was cut to $23000 derweights within a spread of $4 00ft5 00 and packing Debt Part Waited with 30 per cent lead picked samples oughly familiar with the inside facts from $23 000 to $17000 and for the sows st—Si 76 f4 50 Soviet American diplomatic relaSheep Receipts of sheep and lambs for 1934 the running as high as 320 ounces of sil- and opinions in the industries they fiscal year ending July the week totaled 9530 head Including 1060 tions were resumed one follow ver and 75 per cent lead year ago toIn the drouth section Nearly every field of busiLast werk s receipt station had a scant $11000 for re totaled 70o4 head of which about 1300 were morrow and debt settlement was to The purchasers plan to have the ness was covered earch drouthers Pat lambs in the tiuek division follow Debt mineralized area thoroughly tested Fair trade practices they learned negotiations faltered were sold vlthin a spread of $5 00ft 5 50 Technical Men Lost at thee and for some time have been suswith srvcial truckloads going bv modern drilling methods R A had functioned well in the fields of One bv one the station has reluc- prices with weights averaging pounds pended reKinne be will has cemqnt rock products architecture Elko They probably feeders made 14 25 and One lot of mining men engineer goodtechnical bid expert tantly been retained to make preliminary food packing electrical feeder class rated a sumed and perhaps several odd concluded bv com- $3 00ft 4 00 lota in the contracting staff research now the until bye surveys map® and a general geologi- copper jewelry coal steel and bus January Involved in the settlement OCUFN Nov 17 (U8DA1— Cattle and will be a prises but three men G L Oldright calves cal study of the ground to determine transportation credit of $100000000 or — The supply of cattle was less than supervising engineer divides his time last week with 8273 head as against 600 $200 000000 for Moscow the best plan of action Work will Sharper teeth in regulations were between executive tasks and experi- a week ago The reduction In numbers was be prosecuted throughout the winter declared necessary for enforcement Russia needs just about what Idle No drouth due to lighter seasonal runs mental metallurgy Assisting Jiim are cattle if weather permits of fair dealings in were Included In the week s supply American factories and mines can sporting goods R E Head microscopist and Vifgil and onlv about 140 head were In this cla — steel rails textiles shoes dry goods restaurheavy electrical week The market this week was gen- produce Miller metallurgist who Is working last ants fi steel erally steady to strong with a few higher equipment chemical cars electrical iron eight plants Above chart show this distribution from Novem- - ) Salt Lake City branch Home Owners Loan corporaon problems dealing with the recov- spots amounting to around 10ft 25c The manufacturing and in laundries exof this weeks best offerings v as pipe copper wire and ingots 1933 to 1934 tion “What's What" Source ber ery of gold Such is the staff Tven quality August The a as as immediate soviet union need the best kinds here good cept where stale codes applied hardly Good beef steels changed hands for cast postgraduate assistants are lacking week ago iron oil casing is 7000 miles a range of 54 25ft 4 85 in carlots InNeed Longer Trial for the university no ’longer has within cluded also were good local steers and sufficient to make many Ameucan By DR DILWORTH WALKER Textile editors thought N R A heifers In the truck division which sold mines money for fellowships smellenand freight tiains around 54 50 The bulk of good duve-lcodes needed a longer trial The station here feels most of nil however Associate Professor of Economics University of Utah They around $180ft4 00 These profitably active The economic presthe need of a flotation man and prices wereranged explained evasiors under the reguforemost lending week one of the government’s CHICAGO Nov 17 AP)— Forbodinss that the paid for both steers and heifers sure on both countries for debt setDuring past round be would qnd medium kinds rained season ever this lations expethe first been had after him a chemist The flotation Common easy IJftOSiftSO crasser tlement and agreement on an Ameri- agencies closed its doors against new loan applications reporting that rienced having no biff moverouh man 1? urgently needed because to rated as lowwith as 12 00 and under Qooa can credit isl severe Moscow must the time was near when private business once more could take over its ment of corn made grain prices tend mostrows In load and lots use Mr Oldright’s words "Here ip slaughter ly today upward of instiowners home financial and As a result thousands aent mostly at I2 7fttt(3 00 Medium and have credits to buy in foreign mar- functions December corn quotations surpassed the Addi' Utah we float pearly everything— good loral rows bulked at I2 2ftml79 with kets If Russians manufacture their tutions who have benefited directly or indiieetly fiom tills emergency seasons previous peak Rural comwtition Company lo Spend Was so sharp for the meager supplies of lead copper and a lew up to 13 00 Lower grades ranged own to gold and silver as been much has able that will the be government help from S2JI0 down to 31 00 and under Bulla prop grateful industrial heavy tional Hancorn carload a to available only was that equipment single unc" But the flotation man brought 32 00412 76 and the bulk of vealers about 25 years would be have in saving their properties Others less fortunate in getting was bought overnight for shipment to Chirequired to as they at 33 0041 6 00 lopoed from the staff and transferred went before the door closed will anxiously aw'ait announcements from pri- cago although on th basis of current the in die Mill Tailings needed Hoga— The market on hogs was filrly ac- produce goods 2 with No would com sell here white nearer there is premiums to Reno and nowhere tive throughout the week and prices were soviet facilities now new the vate program refinancing "regarding proposed lending a at nearly $1 bushel agencies available They teady to 10c higher based on cannot wait a bureau expert in this work And generally 8tc to closed off Wheat Loan He is Owners Private Home to the The first shipment of ore from Irregular corporation that supersede tne expected week s dosing sales The bulk of betup compared with yesterday s finish May t Reno the flotation man is limited ter grade klnda went at 36 00 and 36 06 TONOPAH Nev Nov 17— An its property in Boise county Idaho e decline to $c 99l"ft99sc corn at capital of course will welcome the Time Limit at Issue butchers moved wllhln a in the sedpe of his work because he Mixed dilve-ladvance May 84ft84‘l4 oats unrhanved will be made early this week exit from the home mort range of 36 S0K 6 OS and packing sows mostby to sc higher and provisions varying from appropriation pf $85000 has been On the American side is the neces- government has to be his own chemist ly at 34 0044 60 with occasional light kinds field and will no doubt respond 5c setback to an equal gain voted by the General Metals Re the Argonaut Gold Mines company gage UP to 3476 to sity get industrial heavy Lead Smelling Dropped producof re the to D ’hope with eagerness A in to Walton of manand were build lambs sheep a slime according covery corporation SheepRecelpts RANGE OF LEADING Fl'Tt'RES That pressure is gaining dominance in their chosen the same aa last week with tion under wav A one result of the curtailment approximately By Associated Press plant as part of the company’s ager of the company who has just 1J 627 hrad as against 14 066 a week ago relieved somewhat by developments of activity field statf work in lead No drouth were of the Indicate 2 to Included Trade 000000 week Chemical— this report tons of returned from a visit to the Grimes sheep handle plans but s receipts Included about 610 potential and actual in some fields chemicals are Placing the real estate 'umert onof aindustrial amelting has been discontinued alto- head lastIn week ThJ ii scale tailings from the Tonopah Mining Creek district where the company a jnc meanu-hilthis class Prices this week were of manufacture omewhaf larger on which fortrue of alkali steady with last week s general margether Woik m other lines is great- about company old mill at Millers 12 property is located The credits dispute between the market has shown marked improve- especially ket of ward sale are being booked on the basis Idaho lamb A temporary road from the No 4 ly ctrcumscr'bed because loss of went toOnetheload miles west coast 36 50 A United States and the soviet union ment since the H O L C made its first of 1934 quotation at paid freight to mills load of travel funds prevents trips shorn Idahos with reguThe new slime unit when com- tunnel on the Payette slope where Rice — Current estimates place distribuinvolves 16 the principally time The little a limit over a lar ago 36 15 A loans or load year the two freight brought staff of Rood at 290 000 pockets for the season and smelters depriving Idaho moved at 36 00 and two Moscow wants $200000000 for 20 million dollars loaned bv the Salt tion plete will speed up the company’s the ore is being mined has been laraar than last year the trade considersmembers of opportunities to study loads of mixed fat and feeder Idaho lambs years The state the outlook favorable in view of the smallgold and silver recovery operations constructed to the mam Grimes this office Lake department City were during hand 74'i aold period suggests first averaging at atralaht ness in operating conditions creek highway and about SO tons to 1200 tons daily at 15 60 A loadpounds or two of Idaho feeders five years Moscow exercises politi- has taken off the market most of the Menof s stocks —distributing quarters cut off to was statistic fund clothing According census in coBefore the travel rated at 36 25 The bulk of fat local lanrba The appropriation just voted is In of ore is being hauled to Banks for cases by the bureau of those In the truck division made 36 0045 50 and cal control pf her foreign trade compiled critical particularly Any Miller Mr and perMr Oldright with men 5 clothing code authorooT so" "A taw traders went mostly’ it-would be exoended in the homes that were being sacrificed operation addition to $200000 already ex- shipment to Sait Lake City A new ity the toUl cut of men and boys' suit formed an invaluable seivice by getnd'l:ommon brought United States and presumably other tunnel is being driven which will on a reduction plant foreclosures Dur wholly or partly of wool was 13 235 016 pended through 16 papers on lead MoSj75a Repression set a of out for the first nine month of the current ting Ru?slan business would come here The appropriation was voted fol- open up the ore at a depth of 200 such periods the prices of all year Nov n in March at tng commercial reached capi— was The dfyvfr peak blast furnaces and allied equipment cattle — 400 calve 50 government 400 and From 1930 to 1933 soviet Rpssian homes offered for sale are dragged 867723 and the low in June at 065 381 lowing an election of officers by feet below the present workings based on studies of operations at 60 compared lest Friday Fed ciasea This ore carries gold and silver and Cocoa — Report from the African gold steer 7 00 7 50 top heif- imports from the United States de- - down far below their normal values coast light Idaho and stead Utah- - Kellogg Tooele Ni the say er 6 85 other 5 507 6 60 gras cow and creased 89 per cent occurs tn & heavy iron sulphide The trade is go- by the weight of the few ridiculou- changecolony cisco capitalists Indicate that the cocoa bean crop Trail B C heifer steady to lower cow 2 50ft 3 J5 elsewhefe movement is spreading among the The company is preparing to Present at the annual 15 sly low bargains that occur occasion- holding cutters 15 to 25 lower ing stockHandieanped though it be the sta- bent S7)f(4buIs larmeifl due to their dlsiatlsfactioa with 2 00i wenk 25 holders meeting for their annual work its big placer property in ally under such abnotmal cucum--stance- s cujreut price tion does its utmost to seive Just as 3 50 calve and vealers steadylower to strong The saving of a few thouFloor cov erlng— Demand for gift scatter 6 50 election were Albert Schubach Madison county Montana early Stocker and feeder steers It did when it was fully manned it top testers is said to have depleted mill Jtoks to 25 lower top 5 85 hulk 3 00ft sand homes too has undoubtedly rug Walter W Johnson Keith Johnson next spring assists the mining industry bv work- 5steady 00 making it difficult for ome of the manuother slock classes steady to weak headed otf the deflation process facturer to meet delierlen — 900 2 Mark L Gerstle single direct 10 to Caltfor-nfJulian Hart ing on highly technical problems in Hog steady 170 to which was rapidly undermining all butcher Charles Bransten and Leonard Hel- Mine Resumes After coooeration with the metallurgical 5 90i 6 10 ““ Nov 17 fAPctton was RAW SI GAR as well 0 u TWKJ°!!K with price aagaing under property and security values ler ataffs of private companies It spe- 5to 15 5 75 YORK Nov 17 (API- - Raw sugar wuthern wllln as destroying confidence generally in wasNEW and liquidation J cializes on highly refractory ores— CAVH QUOTATIONS Elected were Mark L Gerstle firm today although no sales were reOverhauling Machinery 4heep — 1200 £?rnmPrfRl hlrl to V? a?” r°m 13 43 0 13 Mlrrh the future real estate market Nov 17 (AP)— Wheat— No 3 CHICAOO Refiner were not Inclined to pa ported ores not successfully treated else- 1300 900 through lamb steadygovernment to strong fni COT'rnt and trade buvpresident- William L Gerstle-vic- e but ihowed Ofl No 2 they aked 105Js the II hard price d higher good 13 36 “in e!osin fat lamb 6 00 straight at Made Is fL The The T Study — where Wc 2 f which Tintic Gold Mining company or No irom 88c No siorc Com Old C cuoa5 yellow iiitfraH gt Greene treaspresident Louis whte faCrd feedrr 5 dv ex- Mi of 2 to 4 3 HOI de- There 88c No above the last paid price was white 77c New No 2 yel- urer Albert Schubach A sohime entitled ’'Milling Meth- pound feeder has resumed work at its mine forTo get a picture of the type of loans aa point Friday 5 10 for week Fat ciine below 3 00c offered firmlv 2 White low No 87c 96aft963C Futures nothing 25 secretary Inmbs to closed 40 baielv Inlower sheep and yearling' steady 2 to 4 lower being made by the Salt Lake City od” published by the American The ruling of the AAA late yesterday y All operations here will be under merly the Emerald after a Oats — No I white 57c nrm feeders to 10 loaer weeks Hlh Lo'w Clove that Cuban and other foreign sugars reSoy beans — No 2 yellow net country sta the stitute of Mining and Metallurgical top range lambsteady 6 50 shutdown for overhauling of the 13 13 branch ol the home owners loan cor- maining top native 6 75 ?'nu”br:- in theU 8 tlon direction and warehouses bonded in personal 00c nominal j331 manage6 25 6 week’ closing 12 32 12 37ft33 bulk 0Qft6 60 December 31 may be counted as part of Engineers cites an example of ihe native top Barley — 75cft$l 22 5 25ft 6 50 ment of Albert Silver as manager machinery poration two graduate students in op j 12 18 12 18 been paid yearling 4 26 down March — $16 50ft 17 75 cwt this year quota if duty ha not in bureau's good work In 1926 a big ewes 1502 50 top feeder Timothy seed 12 It 5 65 bulk 6 25 wy 12 36 12 16ft 17 statistics at the Edward Hoffman mine manager University of Utah caused the fuSilver reported to the directors — $15 25(20 75 cwt considerable uncertainty Clover seed In 12 fiS75 4 between 00 37 were 12 25ft5 12 31 33ft 14 John D Spiers and W L Bearson tures market copoer company's concentrates No rye October that of operations reports work was resumed on the month n 08 12 02 first thei OMAHA 03 ft 06 was 12 17 Nov evidently — The (AP— first U8DA)— 47 25 17 interpretation cent loose $10 $10 Hogs— Tierce copper Receipts 2000 rather slow per made a study of the loans granted bearish and the market opened at decline Lard grading only Spot steady middling 12 55 ’ lard level where development had been completed successfully steady to 10 Belli— $14 37 Last year largely as a result of im- cents lower than Friday a aerae from November 1933 to August 1934 of to 5 points under renewed liquldatioiii better has uncovered some NEW ORLEANS Nov and on schedule was 17 (AP This butchers scarce few lot 200 to 280 pound celling commission house and Collon bureau in the out worked CITY KANSAS provements $5 50ft 5 75 top sup't'ad!'' net unch“n‘!d to 3 The data were obtained from 'the followed by active covering and Cuban recov$5 75 desirable freaks 160 200 KANSAS CITY Nov 17 (AP)— Wheat-- 45 was of mines the grade had been in- pound 54 50ft 5 50 light lights $4 00ftto4 50 wintTdown publication “What's port on the decline and tne loss cars unchanged to ’j lover No 3 dark daily statistical to 2 00tfj3 2o unchanged market ered with High the closing Closf sows December good creased to 34 per cent just double packing One student analyzed all the 3 points net higher Sale were 40 4o0 tons hark01 102ftl07Vt hard What” 103‘j red 100'$ 12 33 $3 35ft5 45 12 10 stag $5 00 down ft December 99 May 96V Niagara Miiie Starts to July 12 31 with Trlday last week Tanuaiy 36 loans made on Wednesdays and Fri- of which '’e 500 were In exchanges Mlcroscopbt Retained 176c bid 904 177c 13 41 December 12 41 better grades fed steers and yearlmts weak Ma January ivhile 2 the student 43 No took Com— ears other 4ft34 Me 1 87c hlrher 1 82c bid days 78c Mav July 13 40 March Work 2000-Foo- t 12 Considerable work is still done on to 25 cents lower others 25 to 40 lower Jul 0 Level Mixed mixed 954ft96 yellow 89a4ft90'i 11c 12 35 12 ISdJ 38 the Tuesday and Saturday figures bid September cows weak to 25 lowabout December 867ft87 May 85 at 4 60c for fine 89’4ftP0 esanidmg Fortunately too the sta- nifers er bulls 25 tosteady 12 04 50 lower d vealer steady to October dlStl'Ut'°nS lie of fur Pro- July 84'gft8434 8po cotton °f$500!n tion has notbeen obliged to dispense strong storkers and feeder steady bulk BINGHAM Nov 17 — DevelopOpt — 3 care unchanged to up No were made for each of the portions was limited to near-b- r reouire- Sales 3202 middling ' 12 61 week fed steers and yearling $5 75ft quotations 3 white 59ft 60S with the services of Mr Head the for ment work has started on the 2000-fo' 8 00 seieral load Including long yearling of Measures selected four days 84' 88' ft Rye— f8 25ft 8 76 ELKO Nev BrSINFSS FACTOR choice 1281 pound weight level of the United States Nov 17— Sarrr microscopist tral tendency and dispersion were- of a oans 17 good to choice fed heifer to "0ft d7XYa°RK No numbor of ians over Barley— 78'j ft 87'i “Careful microscopic examination $8R small Earl Green and Gene Cipriana Smelting lot $6 75ft 7 2o beef cow thP ps'’ calculated 8)0 $2 25 Refining and Mining each classif icafor then Indicated a 2 2 cent MlNNlPlfi invaluof mill products has been an for only per of Elko have taken a three year bond company's few loads western ft1?5 ?15Ofi3 90 to tion Finally accordins Nov 17 AP) — for all four J7()()0 account£d WINNIPEG mine In Bing-haNiagara the data small lot fed 60 staffs 00ft4 '4 otdlfor grain he frelaht car load able aid to the metallurgical rlurs Pr°dUc:0“ miter and lease on seven claims from A U 00 canyon were consolidated and a new se tt 2 00ft medium bulls vs 2ft2 da PO'" nli ’December 5r"up' minc" avs Jwpui 2 at Utah copoer lnaot oo 0(jd bend Mining Raleigh at Tenabo and aie sinking Distress Segments The shaft is bedded In pracj caj top Mav 50 These Index (laurel are adiuvted for sea- - ries of calculations were made from medium to choice tockr snri feeder a shaft about 600 feet noi'h of Methods" "in pointing out pacMble t6ieer he and the first experimental quartzite 2 75ft 4 75 combined ional mrlxtion (hat ts few This survey clearly reveals the dis- July distribu the drift has lod lh frequency rhanar yearlings rein No whet— Cah By in Gold motaluk" $4 85ft 00 choice stock rale Ihr prrviou wfak should coincide improvement 15 o Quartz mine now being oper- been driven a distance of 350 (he tress segments in the home mortgage northern 76' No 3 feet Sheep— Compared Friday Iasi week lamb normal aeasonal change the index fieure tion mean of his microscopic examinaated by John Smith of Ely and Tom The hoist is — No 1 white Oats homes small the of field be with 25 A mo7 ttould summary these relatively ly unetcti cent t0 lower rompuUltlons unchanged equipped for operations Mr Heed is able to determine mum decl ne on clipped Iamb yea maxi Wilson ‘of Ogden The preent shaft tions to too that 401 Car indicates ling It shown the a enttie in is th for 4000 of series predominating feet depth feeder 25 lower Load na Elec aged heep Steady the form Of mineials lot n the is with manway I t wee chart The statlqtical the bulk of I the government aid went MINNEAPOLISMINNFAPOl closing bulks lollop sor'rd native and fed! 4 10 J f 17 (AP)— Wheat-1- 37 6 by 8 feet Nov covry pivc ces the solution of lambs 46 00i6 34 fed cl pped lambs Previous eel! 6 6 - to the average wage earner who was 104 0 HI 64 9'calculalions vathe show loans that cars No 4 northern 104 hither von oo yood and chocr fed jeVrllri Month mo 8 a 101 At a depth of 10 feet good commerj oblem paving the way to preven-lto $12 (trying to buy a $2000 to $4000 home ft 134 dark northern JJ Jlried from $134 the m g 101 4 16 ood nd Year a an $15 tion of the locs 11U hard Montana hard cial ore was encountered lO'ftl vcuu said to 66 1 r ood and choice 1934 high a ( av- - but who found himself unable to cope dark 110 4 80 8 80 343 that the the recorded highest 43 49 '4 amber ft durum red durum Three men striving valtaJUiX to ranee lambs quoted J4 SOU 60 solid mouth IP” low 55 o 10O 7 21 8 62 SALT LAKE CITY carry $12 to $20 in gold per ton The 04"Vb Max loan (arithmetic mean) was ap with the situation when unforeseen 1 18V: December 074 1928 uiyUy avciac’ essea SO to 33 erage — ea up 10(1) yearling equal serve the state’s chief indUitfy SuShlJjceedln BUTTER entire shaft is now in this material First No 3 yellow 8fift8r‘ of the past few Corn— turmoil 1914 by Moody a ) while the most (Copjright $2600 economic ft grade proximately 4 3 Oats— No white 55yft56U is the situaton With the industry the same quartz porphyry that is JWond grade Iblb Kansas citv Nov 17 was around years upset all his financial plans loan (mode) 33 Bariev — 74ft 19 tvpical Hoss— to and on feet COFFFF 800 8weet its cream back lb Receipts market nominally mined get 3 75ft 78 Gold 33 struggling being the in RvpNo Quartz re-distress With these prop NFW Furthermore properties the analysis YORK no choice butchers offered Nov 17 (AP— Coffee— $2500 few (Parchment wrapped Flax— No 1 MQ'xfllSft1 less ) need’ng all the technical assistance stetdy erty sale on weight below 200 pound ?Dot stedT R° No 7 9' atterd CREAM Santo No 4 the fact that over 03 per cent mently off the market and with pri- - Sweet clover — 6 50ft 7 00 ' (q Rio futures closed ateady DeSam Zunino 2jft 3 0 an Ne- Plrst grade del Snlt Lake City mring men wonder uheth $5 CUle— si now experienced 2086 vatc fairly included reporting 6 loans in the the of 7 cember 93n agencies 400 Marrh 18n 100 calves Receipts Lake Oily For May 7 32n 30 er governmental policy perma- week Strictly vada miner is in charge of opera Second grade del Balt re LIVERPOOL U1LRPOOL 7 50n Santoa good and choce fed teers July 7 44n September were under $5000 and that 85 sound portfolios and adequate eggsdoz Nov 17 AP— Spot wheat study to bureau’s the A steads December 10 40 fiahlte yearling stle and Large tions heifers frame henneries cramp fully nently March 32 stadv new lias for been other 10 30b basis 5 Md No 5 Manitoba — Western Australian a gallows were cent $4000 necessary serVes thun The less 10 villir Classes 15 to mostlv 25 lower 29n White May do July 10 28n Septem- - per os Cd pot 4s 10' d erected and the shaft is equipped Medium utandaiUs v0 olf hoi white henneries doz number of loans 28 2 per nancing— the stage appeals to be FutureRosafe heifer vealers 50c ft 7076C iNnrx closed eav December roimoniTY greatest b— Bid n— a tcx 1100 Small with nominal and do kcr and r hoist f'eder xtei Nov 17 gasoline of overdue Index S4 pullets NFW YORK (API— 1) s cadv lor compressor building March 76kC May 79‘c exchange 98‘j came in the $2000 to $29P9 about set for the — cent to (teak Weeks tea- - Yearling and plant Plans contemplate sinking to Pull cream tripletsCHFESE revival that the iecovery program 3 0 lb ni'Lium ail’ll vte-- r 16 searl n licit- - choice 175 to 224 pound CalKornlas 6 10 group with the $1000 to $1999 cla a 400 as of 00 $6 $4 as the Full cream longhorn- )b ' feet 'Ov depth kht sguidlv 0 2'ft4 j today 16j ptlpt JIDO300cam- Pull cream 17 sandwich loaf lb Cattl Reef pts for five days 10(5 o 3j bjlk no fed suers oo Paif(i woik can be aecompliined Six men JhcIc cheee 6 lb each lb 18 with last Frldry steel 17 Nov nd slip share aie employed (APi — Per NEW YORK Wheel Swiss domeetu 8 to 10 cut N" at two and piesent lock steady to 2vc huher four ’cad Ion (troith sheep Famine of totporaiion reporting during Tor u-- l pound Slaughter lamb moMly irood 816aoodto 900008 topound hort ted trr the week with comparisons with Ian year shifts will be operated continuously Block ”r o'f‘° Swiss J1 00 or 8 00 tr 01 ‘'''dutr biltk lb 1200 led included LIVESTOCK R n0r n 1 drive-in- 1 0 SLIME PLANT Chicago Grain n dairy-bre- d FUNDS VOTED after-harve- part-loa- d Argonaut Mine $85000 n Will Ship Ore Trade Trends i n ron-T- crht 1 1 Cotton 311 1 vel-lo- 1 1 1 ’ 600-fo- 1 & Another Venture Started atTenabo 1 Cattle-Comp- ared ' 1 1 u7JrCqlienCy 'I mni'tatJa-bul-'deman- ot Zun-nin- o lAPi-siatl- flcx m - ‘l 1 5 w 1M1 d Ic u'“otd 7 1 1 5 1 a Produce Market 1 1 low-es- 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 d 1 1 pos'-ibJ- 1 1 ( Share Earnings t he-- no sheep and more hiithei lamb teich pound long medium 4 00M 50 heiter urg top min- - and quotable o 43 at) '66o roing too J62i late S3 04t 3 50 today s good 300 receipts r t0° i"'1’" pt nor" for 100 rm- fne da ‘ ansivor 600 InM MM uuard lotparcd villi last rndae n eduim 0P rrliln lo 119 to 370 pound- ’5 aood ? 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Jr "cbMier'onritor‘o''e’'r) $l50a23 I fron nibble thipe 1 Sales RiseDuring October 8 Store $ - Limburaer brick 4b Crepm brick lb 5 lb each lb Roquefort Pull cream daiene Wis cured lb Full cream longhorn WI5 cured lb Full cream triplets western cured pound Full cretim longhorns western cured pound CHICAGO jd “vM'm erllnR 30 Cnl Che-Recei- 4 n— Nine months ended Sept TnternM Nirkel of 'Columbia Carbon & htfftrio i nine ( iTennsvlvimla Railroad AMantir Coast Line Milk (Pel across a table p'rAsht'1" Preliminary figures on he value of department stoie sales show an increase from September to October of about the estimated seasonal amount The federal reserve board's index which makes allowance for differences m the number of business days and for usual seasonal changes was 75 in October on the basis of the 1923 1925 average as 100 the same as m September and compared with 79 in August In comparison with a year ago the value of sales lor October was 11 30 Nov 17 20 AP'— Poultry— Lh 15 lrmk nd spring firm othturkey er jteady hens 4'j pound unup 13 der 4l$ pound 12 leghorn hen 10 j rock springs 14ft 16 colored 13ftl4' leghorn 11 rooster 10 18 hpw (urkey yountt toms 18 old 14 No 3 12 young ducks lift18 13 geese lo capons 6 to 7 pounds 17 h Dressed turkeys—Flrm: young touis 24i old 20 young hen 34 old 21 No 3 18 1294 steady price unchanged Potatoes— 146 on track 269 total U 8 shipments 648 dull supplies moderate de- mand and trading slow Wisconsin round white U 3 No 1 82'jft85 fine quality 90 Idnho rus'-e- t U 8 No 1 1 50 l 55 Coloredo McClures U 8 No 1 1 90 Oregon russets U 8 No 2 1 30 North Dakota Red River Ohios U 8 No 1 1424 sion arises The investigators do not attempt to follow the trend of each stock or BINGHAM bond They may have ten stocks list- Utah Apex 000 tons Utah Copper com pany 120 85ton car daily Utah Delaware ed on a large sheet of ruled paper 8j0 Smeltinc Reflnint tons United Stat which they follow throughout the Mlnm company 6250 ton Utah Meta) Tunnel 500 ton trading period Any noticeable move-— 'ments in either direction are noted TINTIC Euas well as any unusual activity At Tlntlc13 S’andard 15 12curs Centennial Plutua 3 Empire Mammoth reka watchare same time the always they 2 North Lilly 2 Utah Fire Clay Mine NEW YORK Nov 17 fui for signs of pool operations in Co (lllca) 2 Chief Consolidated 1 Chief5 53 Eureka Lilly dime' cent larger when allowance IS steady All mixed color unchanged any issue and as stated some time Consolidated Eureka Hill Eagle and! per Butler— 7115 Apex Standard easier Crnumr? higher friaiiA ior the lact thut (Hpto was one thsn Blue Bell Mountain View ao “can detect pool operations in Consolidated Dragon PTtra 2iPft30' core extra oi 1 ec- Utah Consolidated more trading day this year than last'291- - first iss-s- i minutes” iTUnio scorei 36 "ntrt- the increase from la't year is about All this Is part of the trading ex (Jo4Jrrcjrg'V FARK CITY 7 1260 cent tons The Cltv 215 nq Consolidated qliit rnichnncd per largest increases com Chcscchdnge division of the securities and ParkCoalition 754 tons 8teacY t0 brmPrice pared with last year m total sa'st Unchntrd exchange commission v huh for omclKln n the fhov floor! month Live were for has the in been Nominal no rheckmT ino poultry— tun'' quotation iubbtr Richmond and At San Francisco and brluYr”n do-- S' dud 'qnihn'td on the ztock n— 'anta The aasiewte foi tn- - unsloM°?oo0' FrMh'AM Decmbo- - lsgiftpM into the business of the epecialLst 91 29' c H t 11 iqs-- r first 16 months of the year as J3 61 26c 39c end odd lot trader and Other branches 130 67 Vic” Centralized carlots M Mn 9® of the market iper cent larger than fast year —Noqunai lcore 27lc t9 26 'c ii 26 Ore Shipments - 1 1 1 (AP)-En- s-10 1 1 1 - a 7e "n"" A it |