Show Robson Predicts ‘Boom’ As Trade Nears Normal Tin Recovery Holds Steady $2 Cut in Zinc Future Metals BOSTON Wool Market 5 Things As They Are Vast Desilting Plant Seen for Boulder Dam clear water on too fine sand la tho river bed below Boulder dam tho bureau created a miniature river in tho form of a sloping wooden fiumo supplied with water at tho upper end by means of a pump ' By SAMUEL CROWTHER- Model Sandbed announced that at the begin NEW YORK July 10— The Amerl-tGar- y Tha flume was 40 feet long 30 can workman is essentially a capi- ning of the strike 40 per cent of July 10 (A8— The Comthe of the 'Steel corporaBulletin Will say tomorrow: inches wide and contained a model the like mercial talist and refuses to be organised tion employes By ROGER W BABSON ftrailers glass products and were either on strike or being "The wool market continues to CLEVELAND Ohio July sandbed eight feet long made Of s BABSON PARK Maw July for mark time for oday will require huge capital-outlayThis from time to time disturbs prevented from working But the the most part alsand obtained from the bed of tha in tin and a $2 cut in sine I am abla to giva reader the plant construction and provide jobs though a few houses S U books Standards of believe show the more that who thinkers those serious report corporation Bureag Colorado Water wai allowed to Jnoat spectacular report since' the for thousands of workers were outstanding develop- at no time were more than 10 per flow over the model bed just as in especially in the woolen prices boom Business this month opens Great technical changes are afoot inquiry Lhnto cent of the employee actually on Finds Cleared Water the river menU In major nonferrous metal sens so of th market end picking up sand from tho much as economic at the highest level tor any July in this country today Every new trike bulk of he business which markets this week says Daily Metal and that tor their own good they The bed and rolling it downstream At since 1929 Activity is only 5 per invention and every new improve- has been done has been in was Foster Scours Stream’s Bed the flume's lower end was placed a supplied with money Trade Lhey should be organized aa a sepa- cent under normal We are stand- ment immediately creates a market from the outside and when his and fine medium class III and Tln deep box ln which the sand waa ing on the threshhold of prosperity for millions of dollars worth of ma- IV wools of ordinary to good French prices soared to 4337 cento rat division of society a backprs declined to give further caught and measured For well over half century — interon UP) for the first time id seven years! chinery to replace obsolete equipthe 10 straits WASHINGTON following spot July type at prices about on national tin committee’s action in what are described as labor move- - funds the strike folded up Fos To simulate tho muddy water ’ deFurthermore the Immediate outlook ment Our next revolution will not combing has of standards The bureau ter disappeared from the trade the level of a week ago which come In this originally coursed through and have mnta gone Bolivian arrears off is the brightest In years barring be hatched in red attics and cellars water export termined that clear flowing the "In the west operations have wiping fine of clay canyon but almost without result union movement and turned up aa Some tons 10000 of over country observers those sections suffering from crop but rather in the nation’s labora- slowed swiftly downstream from Boulder were churned up lnparticles Dealers’ bids communist materially the supply tank with- - more than 50000000 efdisaster tories and churches will dam a have greater scouring The most are on a lower basis but appear fear a sharp reaction but the future Today and easily from which the water was pumped people subject to gainful employ- - the most ableinteresting Above Normal Four Times 1929 Peak of all those who have fect on the aandy bed of the Colo- to the flume until 35 per cent of to be securing little wool as few trend la uncertain zinc Prlme western rado river than muddy water dropped to ment all the various labqr unions tried to turn American From March 1933 to date we Then there is the probability of growers are willing to sell for icur workingweight of tho water waa mado 475 cents East St Louis flue to put together cannot count a mem- - men into radical Its conclusions based on year- the of have covered 90 per cent of the dis- credit expansion The $10000000-00- 0 rent bids chanpeif was Danof more than 4000000 The clay Thus engineers could up of of threat metal bership at imports foreign testa miniature river a ln n iel long tance between the pit of the deprea-aiode Leon He claimed to be "Foreign markets are a bit The market is now believed the effect the clear water ofgold in the United States tounion the United Mine compare strongest the fairly National Hydraulic Laboratory had on the bed of the miniature and normal The quarter just day theoretically can be expanded stronger again on rather better well holds together only be- - descendant of Ponce de Leon was confirmed Workers London although reclamaprotected of business in line with the London closed produced the best business to a total available credit of born in the West Indies was mostexpectations prices have declined further The cause John L Lewis succeeded in ly educated in Germany and com- tion officials that a vast desilting river with that of muddy water for any similar period since early This figure would com- sales the checkoff an la believed to cut have been making integral 1930 Earnings are roughly 33 per pare with an actual total of $55000' "Mohair has been a bit slow but price ing to New York entered the Co- works would have to be Installed CCC Rolls Still beneficial to the domestic producers part of all the union’s contracts lumbia Open law achool He was grad- downstream at the intake of cent above a year ago Employment 000000 of outstanding credit at the very steady” That is the em- - uated with Demand for copper continued with employers canal and that an inHie Bulletin will publish the folis substantially higher Stock prices 1929 peak In other words we are honors and became a is deduct the union to bound with ployer For U S War Veterans light electrolytic unchanged creased power head would be delecturer have quadrupled over their lowest now facing the possibility of a credit lowing quotations: pay check Ohio Ana Pennaylvanla fleecee— Delaine at 950 cents Connecticut Light de- - dues from the man’s Little by little he converted him- veloped at Boulder dam bonds are at an all-ti- expansion four times that of the unwaahea level Gilt-edand leave blood a cannot therefore half miner 35036c: combing mand and steady prices are expected self to the Marxian of view blood combing o!hp Exact Answer BOISE Idaho — Additional aphigh Every outstanding trade peak of the biggest boom in our his- 3 ft 37c until Consumption is the union and continue as a miner and in 1889 withdrew point quarter blood combing 38 039c "An exact answer to this question from the uniand industrial barometer is fore- tory! All that is needed to start the 40c:Michigan and Nw York fleece— Delaine well sustained plications are necessary to fill tho Dispute Not New 32 0 34c half blood combing 34 versity and devoted himself to the (of scouring)” the bureau of stancasting further gains in business credit ball rolling is a renewal of unwashed for was Demand lead active blood 35c fairly 39® esent dtaputt between Socialist party Lenin once referred dards reported “is not possible un- quota' allotted Idaho for tho July The this falL Moreover indications now confidence among business men and 40c quarter blood combing combing 38 ® 39c with sellers quoting on the firm Lewig &nd hig comltUa for in to him as “the only one who has der the present state of hydraulic enrollment of Spanish-AmericWisconsin Missouri and Indiana' to all a' over average slump nation investors the point and New England — Half blood combing 32 basis of 445 cento East St Louis dustrial on one added anything to Socialist thought knowledge but the results of this and World) war veterans in the the In business during the coming mid most feel organization people blood combing u8 Economically ®33c July deliveries are expected to show hand and WilUam Green and hi since Marx” summer weeks quarter blood combing 37 4 38c com- a marked that we have made great progress 39c investigation Indicate that a greater CCC according to a statement reover June mon and braid improvement American Federation of Labor on Ten High Spots In Today's Recovery siftce 1933 politically and' socially eeedy eotte 25027c32® 33c black burty scouring away of the sand bed may leased by Homer Hudelson manDisowned Son L the stock pod-thereby improving ln other il not a new baats: be expected in the Colorado river ager of the veterans' administration "Power consumption— At a new alt they are not so sure Rightly or hcoured Of De Leon knew noth- when course fexaa— Fine 42 month! (selected) 88 tiop Antimony held unchanged and Hme peak clear water flows over its bed at Boise ehort 12 monthe 88® 88c fine wrongly certain new deed measures 90c fine all of tha American worker ing at NeH 85c fall 80® 81c mark the end of a labor He Xi? Steel operations—Highest level such as the corporate surplus 'tax eight month-84was may to® case with the original Veterans do not need to be rethan ne" and California— Northern middle 83® 84c only knew what In his judgera For every time labor leaders Since April 1930 river public relief in order to bo and the social security measure have countytl 81082c southern 78® 80c: tine for American spot muddy ' have In the European fashion at- - ment that worker ought to be The “It is expected also that this ceiving secure 80® 81c carbonised fine 81 f? 82c Retail sales— Heaviest n five held back business men eligible Any veteran interested In of his be mind type Oregon — Fin and F M staple 87 ® 88c may judged comtempted to mix politics and trade years clothing 80 0 81c Despite new legislation however fine and F Mscoured his treatment of hia eldest scouring will progress gradually enrollment should immediately adbasis Car Loadings Drop J unionism they have run up against from Territory municate with the veterans downstream" Building— Sixty per cent aboVe a sentiment today is far better than son Solon The Montana and similar — Fine staple choice boy brought up al1 a 8ton® nd shattered them it was in March of 1933 Business 88® 90c half blqod combing 85® 87c WASHINGTON July 10 (JPi--The year ago to be a Socialist disagreed with To determine the effect of the ministration at Boise blood combing 75 7 Be quarCarloadings— Best for this Season men are doing their best to forget ter blood combing Association of American Railroads 8® ves- - ®®muel Gompers by far his father on the exact 70® 73c fraction of Since 1931 Pulled— Delaine 93®95c AA 90® 92c reported Friday loadings of revenue ttie 'v se8t a“or man that this the politics and tend to their own job of labor taken from product A A 31 83c flue 85 87c ® n — supers supers ever has known knew that Gasoline consumption Breaking More and more of them are con- B supers (choice! 78® 80c B supers freight for the week ending last Sat- - country yalue De Leon furideliver the labor vote it as surplus all previous records vinced that the tide of recovery is (average) 74®77o G supers 70972c totaled 649759 cars fhls16® urday disowned his son and never — Mohair Domestic good original bag Was a decrease of 63880 cars or 9 and enc® kept his strength by ously Lumber production— At a new running in so strong that nothing— Texas spring 59® 60c Texas kid 69® himself to come ln connot even the campaign or Washing- 70c Arizona and New Mexican 63® 55c per cent compared with the preced-- 1 threatening politicians regardless permitted peak since May 1930 tact with him again Oregon 55® 67c care to never ° be Automobile output — Best for any ton— can stop it now taking an 178633 of Increase or Domestic graded — First combing TO 9 ing week’ De Leon dressed and acted the 75c second combing 65® 70c third comb-lu- 37ft-pcent compared with a year put “ the test year since the boom of the learned man whose proProsperity Spree 58 (i 83c part fourth combing 55®60e In movements — Radical American Double the depression Our federal Payrolls carding 60® 65c first kid 85®9Uc ago and an increase of 129018 or nouncements could hot be disloss for good tained as he waa led into the AriBy Associated Preaa government's kid Lewis is second John 80 uw 85c ® bottom 248 per cent compared with twoP0 tnof He was accepted at his unis — ended zona winter fiscal firets Nominal ® 92c 21 puted the gas chamber that hia father J wentCapo year to just murderers s Thirteen not recbut a Businesrfailures— At very ambitious his- summer firsts 27® 29c cap summer kide years ago was the real slayer of a fellow man who would like to be prest own face value by the rather odd their legal doom exacted by rope precedented in the peace-tim- e 53® 54c Turkey beat 25® 27c: Turkey ord lows These deficits good 24® 25c Turkey fair 21022c ranch worker of any nation dent It rather looks ss though he lot who made up the American the electric chair a ' In my annual outlook letter last tory Sooner (Foreign price In bond) firing squad Wife Slayer thinks he is using President Roose radical movement and completely December I forecast that business cannot go on indefinitely dominated the Socialists He tried and a lethal gaa chamber in nine or later people will turn to equities velt means as to a an end while IrwiYi of B this months the year Ottey was hanged at early during Wall Street Briefs NEW YORK July 10 (AP) — Wall streetjaf estate and tha anrna ume 11 TStner looks to capture the American Federa states during a would be 8 per cent better than the commodities plants real San Quentin prison California period up Interest Friday veered to aecond quarter of Labor 1893 tlon and in succeeded for items other tangible protection Industrial profits with the release of for slaying hi wife at Monterey first half of 1935 As final figures though President Roosevelt in NEW YORK uree by Traneue A William Steel Forging thlnlre for property foods getting through a resolution ad- to Friday night industries continue to lead In the company 36 Is using L6W1I to an end Cal in 1931 for the period cross my desk I find When this stampede under the fleet to Important company electrocution— one died collective "the industrial estimates of we the by Eight uly production way gets ownership s lor the period Around Lewis and his project to vocating Texas’ electric chair at tha that my estimate was conservative and goods really Statistics company announced report The etatement showed net profit of of great Standard by the people of all the means of after a mad lulcide attempt that tne steel industry T’ Friday Heading the list is pig iron out- $41456 after taxes SS S The actual gain has been 13 per may enjoy a few years Huntsville and organize prison took three depreciation an estimated gain of 73 per cent and diatribution” That put with to 32 cents Why do I limit it to over few extra pain'ha" f capital prelude to organizing the automo- - production cent There are many reasons to a“prosperity” a white man and two negro tha same month lost year Building equivalent of courae was a resolution for gained him only a stock against is reason that few were My contracts show an to years? Increase bile figured In the March believe that we will cross this nor' brothers Mack and Oscar Brown industry are gathered all the Communism But it radical of 50 per cent and chemicals 28 per eent cents by a slip on ms ful hours of life— and the others the negroes accused each other of share ln th corresponding period unions and most of the dnal line this fall In fact I am prosperity never lasts unless it goes over )gt year The general industrial pro- last year lethal a the the could resolution not be ' by with part hand hand gaa in firing squad duction righteousness estimate for the current month Is young men who consider them made the alaying for which they were just as bullish today on the second without a full refer- chamber and hanging prosperity cannot e 19 per cent higher than In 1935 months Advices from Los Angeles said net profit selves advanced thinkers condemned Grady Warren white half of 1936 as I was last Decem- Permanent They be endumbinding 13 diswife Grier Samuel and a on Gompera built negro Henfy liquor gambling of copper holds around trie ?orThe 'I s' weeiV enlleiT June 2? Consumption " that they can use Lewis while and in due course let thegot busy murderer ber At that time I forecast that denied guilt ln a holdup killing recent level and the industry does not exfrom broke God of resold away believes that he can uae John Collins 27 who waa marJthe closing months of this year regard pect much deoline in demand through the tlon die a natural and painless guards as t&8 hour of death ap nvyirr summer even if automobile operations taper 'would bring a spectacular gain over ried after his conviction in a 1936 FinanPublishers Metal death 30 feet to a Mineral In and Markets and Its says Copyright leaped proached The buildman the same period of 1935 if the Domestic sties since July only Weekly survey receiving no con cial Bureau From the American Federation concrete floor from an upper cell tavern holdup slaying was elec1 were put at 4440 tons indicating little trocuted at Sing Sing prison ing and automobile industries made theyear’ Maceration ‘t the moment is the De Leon passed on to the Indus- tier in the North Carolina stata change ln new orders Income 30 net of 1475062 equivalent Steel Worker who is being told that April good progress during the spring Ossining N Y trial of He Workers at suffered World the But I h® prison Raleigh NEW YORK July 10 — Net operating in- Sn therecSondlvlltnk Grain must be organized for his own tablet Vso’SSo! Chicago Another triple execution waa Tremendous Markets come of the American Telephone and Tele-- " the fractures “Wobblies” was of both and wrists him took although or $2 06 a ahara on th 6 per cent pro- - j good held ln Louisiana aa three negroea company for May amounted ta $1- - ferred in back for CHICAGO stock be the a time fiscal In' that year needed July 10 ( AP)— America’ previous pleading they My bullishness is based largely on economic they eventually put 93040 compared with $1318938 in ’the Previous Attempts and Alex Morriaon brothgiant tha corn eroptotalina 2’ same month last year The figures cover the great possibilities for industrial 244000000 something more redbloodedly hu- place as he was strapped ln the Jamea bushels reeled Friday from The activity and exclude noners American and Richard Valentine were La Federation of de- scorching heat end prices shot skyward A only operating man tew a death chair later The De hours When Leon died North America in growth just operating income eucn as dividends Wool Market tne extreme immediate limit bor has never given more than lip before the hangecl at Couahatta tor th ax war he had only ferred demand of the past seven cents great Trade authorities reported that asg re- interest Squad Firing service to organizing either the steel a few foreign-bor- n murder of Effie Monroe negro of combined persistent drouth and adherents He New state and municipal financing sched years for machinery construction sult At Salt Lake City a heat Iowa the nation’! banner ereBbmpract'icany0 nothing i?n?h7°BostIm or the automobile ln a robbery attempt laat year next week by state and s industry Mr bitterly deplored the lgnoranc of and the like is estimated at state had little chance left now to uled for totals legal fight for the life of Delbert 10 $5764250 compared with mVi excess of 60 per cent of a normal he revised total m3rhW American the While plants have been raise inWith Trio Hahged °?uPelVM workers So i0ntent have of bought the teep0in $17887971 for Green statements added that Jn some slayer of hia Fine territory wool in original bags inciud- - with craft Green others shut down 6r running on a half- crop of the country's choicest districts corn is iast week according to the Dally Bond tng average to ehort French combing length- has followed him wife Mississippi her mother and foster put to death Roose‘uyer Tha Imerat laf is firing from the top But is It ignorance? badly and No shift decay and wear and tear have curling etaplM of good character brought around Moon velt eoru in Chiclosed father was with a negro white mediate 2 formerly of St delivery volley r&uic&l cents 83 steel scoured basis Lots of mixed 085 attempt to been silently creating a huge mar- cago brought $1004 & bushel a um Rubber fine and half blood grades rather uneven wax lad hv William organize Louis who participated in tha from five hidden riflemen as 7 McClure Foster Copyright by in unsurpassed since Januaiy 1935 of ket for new goods and machinery Newspaper 83 81 cent length staple brought NEW YORK July 10 (AP)— Crude rubAll future deliveries of corn finished at Green sat strapped ln a chair his robbery slaying of J C Parker Graded half blood ataple 1919 and it fell very flat Judge futures closed firm 4 to 8 points scoured basts Syndicate Statisticians figure that it will virtually record high prices for the season ber in May 1935 He waa hanged at back against a prison wall and July 1665n September 1671b territory wool brought 84 ®87 cettts scoured higher on other In excited scale a big dealings to basis to close take $15000000000 put grains rosd with corn Wheat and rye December 1681 Clarksdale a bullet-tor- n of red heart paper 7 On fimokea ribbed 16 effion spot an American factories back soared a maximum of 4H cents oats 3 A B Smiley negro slayer of bBld nNomlnaL Van Orden Family Will pinned on his shirt Four times The Weather and barley 5 cents Under Military Control cient operating basis Total de- cents Corn closed buoyant at full 4 cents fellow convict at Speigner a been saved from he had previously 82 cents September ferred construction adds up to gain: July 65 Flour PRAHA Czecho-Slovakdeath on the contention hli menJuly 10 Weather condition! prison died in the electrie chair cents wheat flurHold December 77 Annual Reunion 10 Also 50 per cent if not cents 1036: — MINNEAPOLIS 10 — Flour— July UP) (AP) July 3 cent up July 6109 ried at Kilby prison Montgomery 03 Virtually all Czech industries in the Rocky tality was that of a child Uneettled weather contL cotton cents De- Carload lots per barrel in more of our present railroad equip- September $109 9 109 sacks: Family patents 25 cents higher were placed under state military Mountain and plateau area west of the con Frank Rascon 26 still main- - Alabama oats 2 02 $110 0110 and centered over tlnentol divide Utah and ment is obsolete involving several cember standard ii7450765 patents 15 higher control unaer ft law made cents advanced: September 40040 cents LEWISTON — The descendant of In thl public northern Jdaho Precipitation 1680 700 Shipments 25606 cents gain more billions of replacement de- - and rye showing 3 03 tlon varied from 56 or ati Inch at Modena William Van Purs bran — $2600 0 2656 today cents In provisions Orden will hold their 75 075 September to Poca34 39 at Lake and Salt at City mand T the outcome varied from 2 cents decline to tello ‘ Slight showers occurred as far north Another important factor in the a bulge of 20 cents as Havre Mont and south as far as Phoe- annual family reunion Saturday at nix Aria the Thomas ward eight miles west “coming American boom” is the treClear warm weather continued In the mendous opportunity for growth of CHICAGOCash Quotations central and great lakes regions with maxima of Blackfoot Idaho Cash wheat: 10 July (API— temperatures of 104 reported at Omaha and Air conditioning pew industries 1 red $110 112: No 2 red 3110 Ht Louts and 102 at Chicago Th program ‘and meeting will 11114 No 1 hard $114®116 No 2 houses Diesel enCloudy conditions with high temperatures NORTH SALT LAKE July 10 (USD A)— bulk eorted choice hard 3114 sample grade hard 3103 84 in the middle Atlantic coast with begin at 10 a m All descendants and natlvs rrad lambs prevail chemicals and alloy 1 No rod garlicky 310714 gines plastics 2 HoRe—ReceipU 838 13 dlroct throti1 $1050 few lota medium down to $000: 100 a’t New York heating No They are slightly lower relatives of the family have been 3108 No 1 mixed $110 native lamb down to $700 fed clipped than yesterday a cloudiness shipment! Include 804 to Le Angeles pack' steels ‘‘fuel” alcohol cotton roads red garlicky ha§ developed era steady to 5 cents lower top $1075 114 No 2 mixed S109113 ewee lambs 39250940 continues normal and invited to attend by Peter E Van Southern California $22503(5: automobileairplanes Com No 1 yellow 88c No- 2 yellow mixed klnas down to $975 packing sows few native feeding Iambi $600 8 50 no clear while there has been some light rain Orden president of the family or87 14® 88c No 4 yellow 8514 986c No 57 50 0825 comlambs here clearance range feeding on the north Pacific coast No 2 1 white 3100 No 2 white 3100 Cattle — Receipts 232 through shipments Plele- ganization Comparative data for Balt Lak City: No 4 white 97c LEGAL NOTICE Include 158 to Loe white to arrive 31 00 market and 64 -- 10-T- the-fin- 00 I I I ge three-etaht- mid-Augu- st three-eight-h an three-eight- h -- I s Thirteen Slayers Pay Final Crime Penalty in Nine States "t g er ali-ti- ur flg-jS- slay-era- — j 73 K? six-ye- ar munlci-)alitle- r“!!tt -- - ia I Livestock Market Quotations ITMSTi mr -- mrnirrm low-pric- 93c 5 white sample grade 78® 8414 c Oats No 1 white 42c No 2 white 41® No 4 3 No white 4214c white 37® 38 14 c sample grade 34 37 c Soy beam track Chicago No 2 yellow No- In the third for Salt Lakedistrict Court In and judicial County 3840c State of Utah v 8 W Luetlg Plaintiff Building A Loan Association a corporation and Rulon F Starley Bank Commlesloner of the State of 3116 malt- Barley feed 40 0 60c nominal Utah Defendants Case No 58842 Order fixing and Ing 60098cse nominal Timothy limiting time for presentation of claims Clover seed Order No 33 In the matter of the receivership of Intermountain Building A Loan AssoRange of Leading Futures ciation a corporation Upon reading the verified petition of Jemea L White Ancillary Receiver of the assets of Intermountatn Building A Loan Aeeoclatlon a corporation located In the State of Utah petitioning this court for an order fixing and limiting the time within which claims shall be filed In the above entitled matter and good cauee appearing therefor It is hereby ordered that all per-on- e flrma of corporations having claims or demands of any kind or nature against the defendant Intermoun-tel- n Building A Loan Aeeoclatlon a corporation or the recelverehlp estate art hereby required on or before six months from the 22d day of May 1938 to file tha same under penalty of thereafter having eald claims disallowed In the discretion of the court If not so filed with Henry S McClus-ke- y receiver of Intermountain Building A Loan Association at his office on tha third floor of the Luhre Building in the City of Phoenix Maricopa County State of Arlioaai that said claims or demand! shall ha supported by affidavit and act forth the amount and natura of the consideration therefor end also any security or lien held KAN8A8 CITY July' 10 (AP)— Wheat by tha claimant or to which the claim- ant is entitled and also any claim to receipts 1213 cars 1 cent lower to 4 Vi In payment from the aaeeta cents higher: No 2 dark hard 3111)4® inference fn the hands of tha receiver No 3 fl08V4 9114K7 No 2 of aeld 116V4 No J That eald claim shall hard 3109 V4 ® 118 u“i No 3 corporation further recite the amount of the eon- - 2 red 31 06V4 ®109Vi: No 3 1106V ® JSCV Close: 310744 ideratlon paid therofor the date! July ' 6 4 September when the same were paid and have 3106’a: December Vi to 4 cents Corn receipts attached thereto the original Inetru-- ' : nominal 90c ® No 2 white ments if auy upon which such claims mgher No 3 are founded $100 Vi No 3 nominal 93®99Vic 3 No nominal nominal 93®96V4c It Is further ordered that all Per yellow No 2 mixed nominal 90® (one firms or corporations so filing clslms with Henry 8 McCluskey re- 94 lie No 3 nominal 89 ® 93 Vi f Close: ceiver as hereinabove provided shall July 87 Vic September 84c December within said period of six months from TT4C Oats receipts 3 cars unchanged to lVjf the 22d day of May 1936 fll with higher No 2 white nominal 39® Jamei I White Ancillary Receiver cents herein a oopy of such original claim 42c No 3 nominal 38® 41c Milo malse nominal $138 147 aid copy to M filed with laid Kaffir nominal 81380147 Receiver at Room 313 Rye nominal 78® 77c Building Salt Lake City Salt Lake Barley nominal 87 0 80c County Stata of Utah It Is further ordered that said Jamei L White Ancillary Receiver herein Winnipeg hall not b required to mall notices to WINNIPEG July 10 (AP)— Wheat: the creditors of aatd Intermountain Low Close High Building A Loan Aeioclatlon tha hooka 8 95 8 9SV4 8 91 and racordi of aatd corporation being In July 91 9464 98 October asiv uunswwtvu ut nsuijr Oe jbuviusaot 94 91V4 94 receiver at Phoenix Arlsona but eald December Cash wheat — No 1 northern 98 V4: No Ancillary Receiver ehall publish a copy of this order once a week for six con- 2 northern 93 V4 : No 3 northern 88 No 3 white secutive calendar weeks In The Salt Oat— No 2 white 40 Lake Tribune a newspaper published 3T and of general circulation In tha City of Salt Cake and Stata of Utah Liverpool This order la made and entered In LIVERPOOL July 10 (AP)— Spot wheat conformity with an order of th United states District Court for the Federal —No 2 Manitoba 7s Id No 4 Manitoba District of Arisons on the 22d day of 6s lid Australian 7c Futures closed firm: July 99 V4! October May 1936 by the Honorable F C Jacobs Judge of eald court requiring December 97 the presentation of claims within six Exchange 8501 months from the data of entry of said order with the said Henry B McClua-keMinneapolis receiver Dated thin 17th day of June 1936 MINNEAPOLIS July 10 (AP)— Wheat HERBERT M SCHILLER 167 cars: September SI 2414 receipts Judge trading basis unchanged: quotations 3 James L While Ancillary Receiver cents December July 3127 higher: for Intermouittaln Building A Loan 31 etch No 1 heavy dark northern an IPS 3135 Aseociatlon a corporation ®1 4914J No spring Ralph T Stewart Attorney for Re dark northern 59 lbs 31 33014814 38 lbs $131 Hlver No 2 6T lbs 147 98: 21: Angeles CHICAGO July 10 DtSnf84 Hogs— to Los Angeles packers few lota trucked-I- n 10000 slow few ealee 170 to Highest temperature twley steers $550 0625 odd lots cows $375 Receipts 105 220 pounda around 10c lower than Thura- - Highest In this month since 1874 475 odd bulls $485 few medium veal-er- s day's 60 last night average at 310601070 top Lowest $700 0800 Lowest month 1874 4J since this bide later or 31070 more lower 1525c direct few 457 356 ean ?or today SheepReceipts 72 sows around $900 steady to light to 101 California Include through shipments I Normal 75 weak breeders no sales Inche Cattle— Receipts 1500 calves 500 an- - L — Hoi OGDEN other slow dreggy market on all slaugh- - Total precipitation for the 24 hours July 10 39 tered classes steers scarce but still under l ending at 6 p m Receipts 20 few early eales eteady 62 cents higher top 31075 on tew lots light pressure supply mostly of value to aell Total for this month to date end medium weights mixed medium grades downward from $825 few bitters negligible i Accumulated excess for thle month to date down to 31025 odd sows 3800 '37 few grease re $550 650 beef cows weak 1304 Cattle — Receipts 320 very little done cutter grades steady moet bulla 35 7js Total sinew October 1 to date early lot plat® feeder steers $410 end-od- down vearers steady few selects 1900 Accumulated deficiency since Octo-lots lowqcutter and cutter cowe about bulk 3750 0 850 96 her 1 — Sun rises at 5:05 and sets at 8:01 steady at 3280® 400 let Thursday odd lots medium end good local tteere 3575 Ik 675: common steere and heifers around WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN TES-mu3525 down medium and good cowe $450 upturn bulk desirable native 'lambs TERDAY AT 6 P M (MOUNTAIN TIME) 500 beat vealers $750 850 com- 31025 1090 strictly choice weighty kinds mon and medium kinds 3550 725 absent quotable up to 31100 or better Sheep — Receipts 7400 sarly sales lim- fed Calttomlas $1090: few yearltaga 37 oO ited to few local feeder lambs at 3825 850 most fat ewes $375 4'50 few I Thursday’s late sale around 25 to 35 cents $4750500 higher Included 18 loads 80 to 82 pound Cattle I July 10 Idaho lambs 81000: 12 cars straight and — DENVER 100 calves 50 mostly steady Receipts 4 doubles sorted 15 to car T pounds under eteers 3775: helfere 3700® (o-- i fed at car 121 medium 5800: average pound mixed yearlings $725 grass heifers 3475 grade fat ewes Idahos 3300 81-5-deck cull and common 80 pound Idahot few lota trucked-l- n fat lamba 3800 mon $400 — KAN84S CITY July 10 Hoge — Receipts? 1200 steady 175 to' 250 250 pounds pounds $102501040 Receipts 1500' uneven Hog—10c heavier w lower than Thursday 260 pound down scarce add $950 packing io s 25c ahlp-perlowar top $1035 to up 10® ateady bulk 38500865 smooth $885 packer top $1025 bulk good to Rheep— Receipts 12006 asklnk shade ‘ choice 180 to 250 pounds 31000® 1035: higher beat fat lambs held above 260 to 300 pounds $94001000 better odd good gradea $1000 d nagrade 140 to 174 pounds 3990 TO 10 25: tive ewee $425 few around 400 pounda $900 aowa ateady RT JOREFH 10 July to 10c lower mostly 3850 down: few 38 65 stcok pigs dull around 80c lower Cattle — Receipts 800 calves 300: killing classes of cattle alow steady to weak vealers snd Mtlvea steady to easier atockers ) poi and feeders Tn limited supply slow at week's 250-29- 0 pound 3§60l decline several loada common to medium 1025 140-20- 0 dlum pound eteere western (950luuu 3450 0 650: load good down to $8 50 mixed yearling $750 few butcher cows pigsCattle 800 very Indll low cutters and cutters 3306 trad for— Receipts $4250500 loads fed eteers and yearfew 4 00 most vealers down from $800 Cows with week's decline Rhee®— Receipts 2000 Effec lings Weak active (Note: Bulla fully ateady ae moderately tive July 6 spring lambs classified and vealers steady atqckere and lambs) lambs steady to 10c higher other calves d lacking load Cnotc killing classes fully steady early top na- feeders steers 88725: most sales fed eteers tive lamhe $1060 moat salsa (1000 0 fed yearlings aroundd $800 down IncludIdahos 81025 and load 1050 two loads heifers $800 choice OMAHA July 10 Hoga— ing bulk cows $425® 4 75 cutter grades Receipts 5500 butchers 515o lower than 8325beef 0 400 bulls 84250510 top vealThursday's average packing sows 10 025c ers $800: others $600 0 800 d off bulk kood to choice 180 to Sheep — Receipts 2000 supply entirely butchers 81000® 1025: top $1025 Mostly steady mostly lambs around £ou pounds at flippers: scattering trucked-ln- s Top native lambs steady to strong good to choice 140 to 180 pounds 8965® Sheep Because more herrings were 81050 better grades 81000 0 1 050 few 1020 ftw 250 to 325 pounds bid 8625® lots few best caught than could be sold 1000000 yearlings 36 50 0 750 1000 odd lots medium Icood around 100 laughter ewes others down 3450 $400 good $700 0750 bulk aowa of them were thrown back into tho SOUTH RAN FRANCISCO July 10 weight packing — Receipts 100: fully steady sea at Lerwick Shetland Islands d over down to $800 Hogs $825840 Load 180-26- 0 medium grades $775 pound Calltomlae 3175 on a recent week-en- d d out $125 odd packing Cattls— Receipt® 1700 fed eteers and few yearlings and hsifars slow weak beef cows owa (925 Cattii Receipts 250 Includes 200 to active steady to weak cutter grade d strong bulls and vealers steady atockers feed lot Very little offered load Mexicans (540 for week steere and feeder scan: steady fed steer and A MESSAGE TO Bulk active few 36 8675 775 fully eteady 000650 plain yearlings mostly lots down to 8500: part load 1119-poun- d good light steers undertone higher desirALL AMERICANS 3785 heifers $6T5®775 few head light able cowe and helfere abeent odd bulla heifers 8800: beef cowe $425® 47 5 cut- $4500550 Calvee — Receipt 55 nominal all to loter grades $3250425: mostly 8350 0 e 180-20- 0 Hear 400 medium bulls 85000550 odd head cal feed lot pound thin light kinds $426 0 450 practical top vealere quoted 3850 0 900 vcalere $700 Sheep— Receipt 350 Wooled lambs ab8500 all elaaei steady! eent quotable top 8976: ahem lambs A G Sheep— Receipt long-nec- k weak north coast 3876 sorted 5 per cent ewee weak: deck 3 56 Ibe 3127 NO 31290145 ehora 55 lb $300 sorted 25 per cent 01431 fancy lOOjgound Over $1250141 No hard Montana (130 — LOR ANGELES July 10 grade 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