Show SEPTEMBER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING Low-Price- S L Stock d Alta Stocks Lead Trading Exchange Listed stocks Heavy trading in a few of the Alta stocks especially Tar Baby and American Metal featured Friday's session on the Sait Lake Stock exchange Among d the higher-price- d issues Tintic Standard advanced and Mountain City and Walker declined Tar Baby rallied to 914 cents up a quarter but dropped back to 9 with 16900 shares changing hands American Metal advanced to 1’4 up a quarter cent on a volume of 19 500 shares Tintic Standard retried to 9610 up 9 cents and closed strong at (610 bid Missouri Monarch Howell Moscow and New Premier made small gains Cardiff did not trade but quotations weakened to 69 cents bid offered at 70 Trading in Kennebec was limited to an odd lot at street F t(iy It 29 cents 20 f 20745 Utah-Idah- and Little May at unlisted Industrials were To Be Started By Stage Line ""''T $4 25 05 25: eutter NORTH SALT LAKE Sept 25 (USD A) feow bulls $4 7505 18 — Hoga — Receipt 1383 through ship- S3 2504 00: medium odd head wtgihty Holstein 95 25 practical ments include 778 to Loo Angeles packer 141 to 8an top vtalsrs $7 00 odd head $750 269 to California dairyman lambs generally Sheep— Receipts 6000 Dltfo packer strong to 15 esnt hlgbtr feeders sheep strong: down to 25 cents higher 910 16 mixed batcher top bulk range lmbs $89599 00 19 65 light and heavy weight dowa to steady choice bulk sorted deck one at 6 grads 25 sow ST $825 9 00 packing 50 native lambs $8 75 ewss $3 50 down direct 38 231 Cattle — Receipt Construction will begin soon on a 60 bulk rang feed$3 to lat Include California 109 top Thursday through shipments $200000 service and repair building feeders 54 to Los Angels packers end 39 ing lambs $7 00 8 00 to Los Angelas market no atesr offered Hogs for Union Pacific stagea at 151 CHIC400 Bept 25 few lots heifers $4 50 900 few cows — Receipts 8000 mostly steady 'spots 3 7541450 few vealers 98 50 than Thursday's average iunfln-ishe- d North Second West street it was stronger Sheep-Rec- eipts 7154 through ship under pressure: sows weak announced Friday by F Orin Woodlight meats iiielude 2129 to Utah feeder 3249 to to 10c lowerlights top $10 25 bulk 200 to 250 Los Angels packers 6 cars mixed Nevada pounds $9 90910 20 most well finished bury realtor who handled the real fst and feeder lambs 97 50 bulk feeders: 140 to 200 pounds $8 65 9 1000 best atate transaction fed lots trucksd-i- n feeders 1750 sows $910 500 calves 1500 Approximately 100 persons will be Cattle— Receipt OGDEN Hogs — Sept 25 slaughter classes generally steady: hi fairly employed in the completed building to all market: for 20 Receipt steady medium best week end weight trade: active 15 cents higher best local butchers $1000 odd head choice heifers $9 40 bulk beef which will be western headquarters 1015 mixed kinds around $9 90 down middle end lower grades downward from for maintenance of buses of the few sows 87 50 77 5 50 6 00 and let for common grassers: Cattls — Receipt 670 slow few lots $8 moat heifers under $750 plain grassers U P company said Richard E plain heifers $4 25 4 90 : few head meat 509 6 00 few beef cow up Shalander- - manager going the present cows dium and good $4 15$475 lower to $6 25 $4 cutter grades 60 bulk 2595 $4 e $V00400 odd bulls $4 00 grades located on west Temple 00 bulls and vealers steady garage 4 TIT Thursday car 994 pound choice Idaho $3 0094 sausage bulls $5 75: vealers largely odd lots common to fed steers $8 50 $11 50 stack$100091100 fewdullselects medium drlvln steers andi heifers $500 at weeks 25 9 50c The new structure will occupy feeders ers and 00 00 ©8 18 550 calves mostly about 48000 square feet fronting 165 Auction ssl — 21 cars quality Improved Sheep — Receipts 9000 fat lamb active over last sale ear good led Idaho steers range feet on Second West street and will strong to 25c higher top native and 87 25 several loads steers H140 4pound lambs $9 50 bulk natives $9 25to down 8 50 load feeders $5 60 2 load run 330 feet in depth with outlets kind 75 9 9 50 scconllnf heifers $5 80(95 85 mixed load cow and westernsand $8feeding lambs steady top 71 to Third West and North Temple heifers $5 40 several cars fat Idaho sheep $8 60 pounds cows $515 9 5 20 streets ST JOSEPH Sept 25 78 lot plain 4750 8heep Receipt The property was first owned by 1500 fairly active 30 heed Close’ Hog — Receipt trucked-l00' lambs $7 unrMind with TMiradsy’ average ewes out of load $3 00 Thursmostly the late Joseph Smith president 1 and good 10: Top 25 csr derweight trong lambs $7 day truckload medium 125 pound Oregon ewes $2 65 load 114 choice 190-54- 0 pound $9 78 1000 -- JP?!1-' of the L D S church in an early 10 00 d choice lot pound plain Oregon $175 was purchased by the In$8 5i grant 8 9009 90 nQjgo peun pound CatDENVER Sept 25 09 10 thin pig tuff down to 9 50 ow terstate Tfonsit Lines owner and tle — Receipts 300- calves 50 steady: weak steady to strong top light sows 1 5c higher of the Union Pacific fed steers $8 75 hulks (9 2S98SD few 8 90 0900 stags operator undertone on frraesers light heifers $9 50: grass heifers $4 50 from heirs of Mrs Edna L 19 00 down stages 005 50 cows $4 25 ft 5 00 low cutters $1 00 — yearload prime Cattle Receipts ©3 25 bulls $3 76 9 4 75: veklera $8 00 ling eteare 9 65 other ealee elaughter Smith and from Minerva Smith down stock steers $5 75 down taers and yearllnge mostly 750 to 8 55 daughter of President Smith 4 cutter 00 00 5 1100 better 9 grade Bulk beef cowe grades Hogs— Receipts No indication was given as to 4 75 down butchers $10(K)10 20 generally steady S3OO03 75 scattering bulla to strong medium to good light lights vealers closed strong to 60c higher other what will be done with the present sows $8 50 J 00: good largely $865 classes unchanged top vealers $9Q0: The 910 smooth quotable $9 25 bulk $000 8 50: few loads western grass service and repair building trucked-l17000 Sheep — Receipts steers $7 new structure will be one story in lambs steady at $7259 S75‘ asking strong 1300 through 240 Receipt Sheep— to 25c higher fat lambs common trucked Fat lambs strong to 25c higher Early sales height feeder lambs S5 75 native lambs $9 down 2 loads lightly sorted aheep — 83-8- 9 pound Idaho $8750865 weetem KANSAS CITE Sept 25 gs — Receipts 2000: mostly steady on acarce quotabty teady Lata bulk natWa 2750350 8ton desirable 170 pounds up underweights twaa 'Thursday 50 0 900 900 better gradts steady to 15c higher top 910 00 good lambs 25 to choice 200 to 290 pounds $973 ti 10 00 Bept HOrTH BAN FRANCISCO — Hoga—Recelpta 109 load desirable 170 to 200 pounds $9156 9 90 ( 10 85 eorted 14 head better grades 140 to 170 pounds $8 35© avaragea sows 9 35 mostly $8 0098 75 few to medium averages 178 pounds $9 00 stock pigs $6 50 down (op around 10 75 mostly 1040 d quotable aowa Cattle — Receipts 1000 calves 500 kill- half-loa775 part-load veald Nebraaka alaughtsr pigs 10 00 ing classes of cattls generally steady Funeral services for Mrs Naomi ers strong to 50c higher lighter sorts con9000 two load pound avaragea Stockers and feeders unchanged 9 sidered Bunker Meakin 58 widow of the ' Half-loatwo food with fairly broad week end clearance 125 Cattle— Receipts steers $9 10: no loads choice taers from local feed lot 8 00 late Dr Frederick W Meakin and cutter with 4 per cent ehrlnkage package comoffered grassers of consequence a prominent Salt Lake 00 3 75 5 90 heat formerly 75 vesler top $9 cone mostly $2 9 mon 1085-poun- d graea eteere rente Iambi grate heifers quoted up to 600 or slightly City club woman will be conducted 2000 Sheep — Receipts down 25 around 25c higher: natives fuliv ttsadv abovt: coal quoted morily $5 4 2 p m in the Evans and 00 end Sunday odd lots sheep steady three loads choice low cuttsrl-cutter- s meetly $3 25 574 East First 78 pound Colorado range lambs $9 30 best bulls up to 85 25 Let Thursday: Two Weds Early mortuary 1060-pound steers warmed-unatives $675 better grades mostly $625 medium South street 6 8 75 TCalvele— The services will be conducted by 10 Good-chol- c vel — Hogs — OMAHA Sept 25 Receipt 9 00 9 50 the Rev Elmer I Goshen pastor of Receipts 2500 opened fairly active strong ere quoted around 1100 0 part-dec- k good to outsiders to 15 cents higher Sheep— Receipt spots up 876 the California wooltd lamb Congregational church 25 cents on 160 pound down later slow d pound woolsd Ora- - Active pallbearers will be H O San two decks good 77-7unevenly around steadv ton ilO 00 two cent 15 sortsd 75 par better Jon lambs Ingly on choice 190 to 22o ewee ford d Dr A C Thompson good grade 180 to 250 pound 895099 90: Long-dec- k medium to good $8 85 99 50 heavies S325 straight 88-7-Lata Thursday: medtum-pelClifford Rudlne Dale Dr Wherry t medtum-goopound scarce good fo clinic 160 to 180 pound Smith and Howard Means 8 50 aorted 1$ per cant $8 75 9 75 few $9 85 light lights $8 00 lambs — 1 Mrs Meakin died Thursday in a LOS ANGELES Sept 25 9 9 00 few $925 slaughter pigs mostly 50 to 100 pound feeders grain-fe$7 0008 00 150 Steady Hog — Receipt San Francisco hospital following a strong weights to $7 25: 100001050 25: locale $5009675 1065011 plain heart attack light and medium weight sowsto $8 75 Cattl— Reealpta 250 quality $8 50 5 7508 25: grail few ateer 890 top $9 00 heavies down Iteady Friends may call the mortu Cattle— Receipts 1000 fed steers and heifers 1575 down stock heifers 5500 all she 8 00: cows yearlings in very light supply 4500525 cutter grades ary prior to the services Burial will stock steady to strong bulls and vealers 2CalveaRacelpt 150 gteady medium be in the family plot in Mt Olivet active strong stockers and feeders scarce slow weak small lota short fed steers 6 25 Arlsona cemeteia' 8 10 few 75 lots $5 7590 300 holdovers 418 no 009 plain Sheep — Receipt 10000 $7 odd head weighty Holstein $5 2ft practical Ins good woolea lambs quoted to $9 00 tf Mountain City Copper dropped rents to $790 but closing bids firmed to $760 Walker yielded to $1 77 '4 off 2 '4 cents closing bids Small losses weakening to $175 were suffered by Park City ConCommonwealth solidated Lead Tintic Lead and Silver Shield o Sugar common sold All Statistics ew Building Livestock Quotations in- 10'?'° active Straits Tin Uncertain Clubwoman’s Funeral Will Be Held Sunday at r the end of the week due to wi 1 fluctuations in the sterling exchan J on account of the crisis in t J J at over the next few weeks Electrolytic held at 975 cents Connecticut SALES Lead demand was well sustained at American Metal 500 at lc an active rate with the undertone at 1 4c 1000 at 4c l strong at 445 cents East St Louis Commonwealth Lead 500 at 33c Stocks dropped in August to the Eureka Lilly 200 at 61c Horn Silver 75 at 25c lowest level siftce February 1934 Howell 6000 at 24 100 at 20c Kennebec as shipments rose to the highest Leonora 3000 at lc level since January 1931 Little May 1000 at Vfce Moscow 6000 at lc Zinc sales were light with prices Missouri Monarch 500 at 11c firm at 485 cents East St Louis Mt Cltv Copper 100 at $7 50 cents New premier lOOO at 3c 1000 at to 1187 advanced Antimony Con 500 at 21 Vie Park City on American spot while Chinese Park Premier 1000 at 7r Silver Shield 1000 at 4c 1000 at 8e held unchanged at 1250 cents 500 at 3V4e Tar Baoy 5000 at 5c 9500 at 2000 at 5c Tintic Lead 1450 at 83c Tintic Standard 650 at $610 Big Walker 500 at $180 300 at $1 77 U Columbua-Rexal- 2c Sc Tract Purchased By Kemmerer Coal KEMMERER Wyo—The Kem-merer Coal company announces de- vision to exercise an option for purchase of a large coal tract 12 miles south of Kemmerer near the old Cumberland mine This move is made In anticipation of Increased demand for coal from the Kem-t- f merer district and plans are under way for opening a new mine in the near future The deposits involved are said to he among the best in this district This company has added almost men to its payroll recently 1(10 placing them in the Susie and mines Sugar eom 500 at $J07V$ CURB SALES (After 12 Noon) Baby 100Q at 5c Walker 500 a? $1 80 Tintic Lead 100 at 83c 100 at 94a Utah-Idah- Tar w $ Unlisted Industrials 7 LAKE C1TT ‘BUTTER M (Furnished by J Salt Lake Curb INDUSTRIALS Qo-m- er S L Delegates Chicago Grain SALT CHICAGO flapt (A- 25 un P- 9llf4 04 among the nine local delegates 1 151 Mav Corn 1 12 ’A Sept 95 ' Dec : steady: mixed rotEggs — Receipts 9661 DO Vfc Mav etandards 28 ors e pedal pack! 0 32'Ac Oats — 27 Lr firsts 25 Vic other mixed colors coast Jumbo Pacific fUpt whites unchanged: tod premiums 410 45c: Pacific coast spe Dc dais 39®41c other whites and all brown MavRve— 43 4 and duck aggi unchanged kept 83 ft 25 ( API— Poultr- y- Dc CHICAGO Sept Slftfc Mav two cars Irregular hens 4 Receipts — 4 Barley (7 than less 19c pounds4 pounds np 13c Sept springs 15 leghorn chickens Dec pounds up Plymouth and whits rock 18c: Lard — colored 134c lesa than 4 pounds Plymcolored Sept 11 57 outh Rock 17c whits rock 184c 52 Oct broilers rock white and 134c Plymouth bareback chlckene 13c Dee 11 11 52 18c colored 15c: 1 1 65 Jan leghorn chickens 134c: roosters 14c legBellies— horn roosters 13c turkys 18019c old ducks 4 pounds up 14c young white Kept 4 duck pounde up 15c young co ored Dec 13c email white ducks 13c: small colored lie old geese 124c youn 14c 91722 quiet and PWA Finance Official Leaves for Montana T J Chamberlain regional PW A finance examiner for Utah Montana and Idaho left Salt Lake City Friday for Montana whence he will travel to Washington D C to confer about various projects pending in Montana He will be gone about 10 days Mr Chamberlain also is acting finance examiner for Wyoming New Mexico and Colorado lie — Wool B08TON Sept 25 wer firm In th Boston market to demand a (or tendency Friday deaplta Slacken Flna territory wool of average to good French combing length waa aold In original acoured basis while hag at 83 tl 86 cent line of running bulk good French combing were firmly held at and staple length Graded etaple length '4- 87 088 cents Mood territory wool brought 88® 88 cents Price were strong on a moderate turnover of medium territory wools which moved NEW YORK Bept 25 (AP)— State and blood for nsxt at 78081 centse for combing municipal financing acheduled and 710 73 cent for 'A blood week amounts to $18122189 compared with the revised total of $15 771 547 for the past week tbs Dally Bond Buyer r potted Salt Creek Producers’ association has called a meeting of stockholders for October 27 to ol on dissolution of the company snd distribution of Its holdings of in Oil company wlih properties Midwest to distribute Wyoming a It is proposed on each share shire of Midwest of of Balt Creek Products price 3 “ At Wall Street Briefs The Weather 4 4 Butter— Receipt! 9417 steady prices unchanged Potafoeg— Receipts 77: cm track 271 total U 8 ibipments BP1 northern etock about ateady western stock slightly weaker rather liberal demand fair for uppllea good atock: eacked per cwt Idaho raeaet Burbanks tl 8 No 1 gl 7502 15 U 8 No 2 $1 500155 practically free from 1 60 Washington cute end clipped ends russet Burhsnks U 8 No 1 fine qualltv large $250 fair qualltv $1 95 Colorado if 8 No 1 - $1950 2 12' McClures brown showing Immaturity 1$1 85- Colorado $1 900 2 00 beauties U 8 No Butter 108 ANGELES Sept 25 (tipi— Extra 37 4 prim firsts 34 4c: stand 33 4c ards 34c undergrade small tinehangsd jrtrgf Large and man 29c down ac Western cheese— Triplet dsiiieA 18 Vie longhorns 19c loafs 21c SAN FRANCISCO Sept 25 (AP)— Butter eg$s and cbeeee unchanged - glockholders of Thermold companv have approved the recapitalisation plan officers said following a special stockholders meetNational Psrk The plan waa deTrenton N J have moved Inland ing at to pave the way for refunding Cool high pressure the over the northwest and extend eastward signed 6 per cent notes of $2518500 company’s while the cen- due manuto the northern plaint art 1 Thermold 1937 February tral Atlantic and Orest Lakes high per- factures brake lining and other asbestos LOS ANGELES Sept 25 sists in Its position with continued clear snd rubber products and has Its plant at 111 TOO Butter Exchange) — Receipts akies snd relatively cool temperatures Trsnton Ball Lake Cltv pounds Comparative data for Buttsr and poultry unchangaa Degrees NEW TORE Sept 15 (AP) —United 76 States anHighest temperature today company 97 nouncedpips and it Foundry redeem will 2000000 Highest In this month sines 1874 Friday 56 Lowest last night amount of the outstanding 29 principal per 10 west this month slnco 1874 cent debentures at par plus a 34 66 Mean for today per sent on Novembert 2 Pt 25 (AF)— Following NEW YORK 61 premium of 2vi have Normal been selected by-loThe debentures furnished by New bid and asked Inches The has plants In Alabama Ten- York Security quotations company association Dealers Total precipitation for the 24 hours Ohio New and headquar and nessee Jersey T m 6 p N J Asked ending at Bid 14 ters at Burlington Total for this month to date 21 50 Acrumu’ated deficiency for this month 19 75 Missouri Pacific Railroad company's Bullock Fund The 4 75 to date 5$ 4 35 August gross gained more than $1000000 Can Inv Fund 15 19 over 87 2 Tots! since October 1 ts date a Trust the like 1935 month and a substantial Corporate Ocsine 2 79 Accumulated deficiency do AA was carried of increase th through portion ?4 to net 3 54 tober 1 do A A mod operating income L W Baldwin 1 83 Sun rises at 6 19 and sets at 819 Sep8hri president reported He said tha September Dividend 24 1ft tember 26 is running 15 to 18 par seat ahead of Fnnd Inventors AInc gross 6 38 TESShra Tr Fund TAKEN OBSERVATIONS a year ago WEATHER 5 82 do B TE R A ftRMHUNTAJ 9 8A Marvlarid Fund m 4 61 Wide Sec Nation 2 02 a do vtc 1 75 Shra Inc Quarterly 1 09 NEW YORK Sept 25 (AP— Reporting Stand Util Inc Stations 7 86 for the predecessor company Colorado Fuel Super of Am Tr D 49 87V"20'3TVb Lt A P A and Iron company Friday disclosed net U S E! 3 18 3 08 do n Income of $891559 for the six months I 1 31 1 21 do vtc ended June 30 after interest depreciation depletion and provision for normal federal ftfti 00 Clr 68 52 fcoise income tax but before surtax on undis361 461 48 04ICly war No comp&rlaons tributed profits ralgarv 46 82 501 301 ooiciy Cheyenne 461 64' 00P ely available 60' Sales and operating revenues for tha six Chicago BO8T0N Bept 25 (AP)— Following are OOlClr 681 82 84 Current as- the sales nigh low and closing price of Denver month totaled $12810085 48 Grand Jet sets as of July 1 were $12446191 Includ- stocks traded Friday on the Boston stock 381 08Rn 101 401 46 Helena Currant liabilities exchange: ing $5451005 cash 151 58) 70 ooiciy were $2239023 Kan City 541 TiRn 74 40 Lander Fuel ana Iron The Colorado present OOlClr 70 62' 72 Los Ana company became operative July 1 taking A Alb 72 70 48 00Cly Minnepiis over assets and business of the predecessor Boston OOiClr 4fll 20 84 82 Modena concern of the same name following re- Boston Elev 681 Range Copper Needles and ceivership reorganisation 521 OOlClr East G A F 58 '64 New York Investing Companies Earnings Boston Stock List 70 92 48 71 ?Si Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portland Pueblo Reno ftt Louie Salt Lake Ran Diego Sen Frsn Seattle Spoken W ft it ftfti ftO ft4 ftft 74 58 ashman mmra Yenu tS t Aft turn ft4 1ft I 100 76 96 541 681 88l 50 48' 821 701 781 48! 70 64 58 54 52 62 50 50 ftft' ftft) fts 7ft ftft 72 52' 106 OO'Cly 00'Clr 04'P ely 00 Clr 741 661 00P cly OOlClr 24 521 5ft1 1ft 78 OOlCly noiriv oo civ 00 Clr 00 Clr 00 Clr 00 nr 121 14 1ft I oo cir oo cir 24 6 OOClr Treasury Report WASHINGTON 25 (AP)— Th Sept of tha treasury on September 23: Receipts $58694 611 81 expenditure balance $2244971$80 9A5082 02 671 20 customs receipts for the month $25 606 687 12 Receipts for the fiscal veer (tinea July 155620 91 expenditure a $1 548 007 1U19 including $541 165315 66 excess of ex of 0mrsenev expenditures $465 ft51 7 1 2 4 gross dept prdture soft gft7 RS4 jo an Increase of $6®7 the previous day gold asset 524 75 $10766467152 65 1 i $1 0R2 ur s From Exchange Mee 78 7814 39 tr Wool Market Return lattlvmfnLof European exchange rate 2V1i1 much to tumblo wheat values down a buahel maximum Fridav cent of the wheat market acCollapsing A silver cup for the largest at less) companied tic heavy aelltng both of com EGGS and of grain fu tendance considering the distance miaalon houae holding 33 the of a henneries number owned dot white bv larger turea Large 29 Medium white henneries dos Overshadowing all traveled a gavel for the largest inprofessional trader Indication 30 of a major crease of membership of clubs of Lark white etandards dos other factor war 21 France in crtal dos financial Whitt pullets Rallies at tha last in Chicago wheat more than 100 members and assurCHEESE 20 were only fractional notwithstandPull cream triplets lb ances that the 1938 National Exprice 20V4 ing that earlter the Winnipeg market had Puii cream longhorns lb 21 change club conventoin will come climbed to new hl$h level for the aeaaon sandwich loaf lb Pull cream b 22 and that Friday’ a export purchaaaa of Ca- to Salt Lake City in 1938 were Triplets western cured lb 24 nadian wheat wgra estimated at 1500000 Longhorns western cured lb 26 bushel brought home by nine local deleLonghorns Wisconsin cured lb Wheat her cloaed nervou 25 14 02 cent gatee to the recent convention in as Wisconsin cured lb Dalai under yeeterdty’a flnlab September $1174 Detroit December $11544 01154 NEW TORE Sept 25 (API— Poultry-L- ive May $1144 01144: w ctnt off Reports on the convention and freight chlckena to 3 cent up: September $115 ®1 16 steady to firm by mixed with rocks rocks 20022c colored 95V 0954c December May 904® national recognition afforded the Decem18c fowls colored 22 023c other freight 904c: oat cent down: 4 Salt Lake City club were made at by exprese chicken unchanged crosaea prlees ber 42 4c and rye ehowlng 4 to 1 cent rede 19c 21c rooka 21 0 24c setback Decembar 83c Provlriona result the club’s Friday meeting in the colored 21024c fowla 18 019c leghorn wer unchanged to 7 centa lower Hotel Utah turkeys unquoted other expreea prices Speakers were George Ellerbeck freeh snd all Futures' of Poultry— Dressed steady Leading Range ftosen prices unchanged president Louis C Kimball secrecream— Open 3839 steady: Butter Receipts tary Dr John Sugden Ernest Whea- tery higher then extra 35ij354rl extra firsts 88 to 91 and James Robinson who 92 score 34A14V4c Koepsel 1 1ft Doc score 90 centralised G 34V4C scores were Pirrt grade lb gcrondf grade lb 8weet cream lb (Parchment wrapped 8ALE8 (After 12 Noon) ' I t 59 25 JJAe'fe— Receipts A Hogls A Co members CURB C Produce Market Economy Groc Fdtson Elec III Employers Group New Eng TAT North Butte her Beaten $1 174 1 No yellow billing yellow $1134: N® 5 IlHnol proportional Np yellow $1104 5 mixed $1 11: No 1 yellow $11501 ie No 2 yellow $1 124 61 18 No-J? No 4 vellow 0114 $112 3 white 1 12 4 No 5 yellow $1 1 1 No 0109 grade $107 $122 eemple None Oats No 1 $100 Rv 7208V $11501 49: feed melting $1 1501-- 49 75 6 00 twt new Tlmnthv red S3 0 $5 50 0 5 75 rwt Cloer eeed— $14 00 0 21 00 cwt 1134 2 No !'" $11140 4 Kansas City KANSAS CITT Sept 23 (AD— Wheal " 2f lower 79 care 4 Receipt! No 2 dark hard nominally $1 20 01 30 2 NoNo 3 nominally $117 No 3 iwmlrally bard $1254 No 2 red nominally $1 21 $1 170 1 0 1 22 4 01 234: No! 3 nominally 1120December dloaa: September $1184 1 124 May 38 care unchanged to Com — Receipt 1 No 2 white nominally $1 224 4c lower No 3 nominally $1184A 1 2 yellow nominally 14 No No 3 nominally $11101124: No 2 mixed nominally $1114 Close: 12 No 3 nominally 97 c December September c $111 Mav 92 Oats— Receipts 15 cars: unchanged to c lower: No 2 white nominally 46 48c No 3 187 Milo Melse — Nominally $181 01264: 0124: $114401144: 0124: J4: $110i linoi 20' A’ teek Ml Friday St Mary’s Sodality Holds First Meeting The sodality of Our Lady at St held its first meeting Friday in the school audiMiss Winifred Madigan torium president officiated Miss Marie Louise Cances secretary talked on the "Administration of the Organization" Committee chairman and their committee members for the sodality will be announced next week Is Guest of Honor D A Skeen who was recently elected an international director of Lions clubs was the guest of honor $1im Friday night at the bimonthly eve01134 ning banquet of the Salt Lake Lions club in the Newhouse hotel The banquet was followed by a dance $11240 4546c Suspect Returned Kafir — Nominally $177 183 Rex Cornish 34 was booked on a Rye — Nominally 93 95c of forgery Friday night by Barley — Nominally 75 4 88c charge to 8c dark wheel No 1 herd and bard W E Eggleston and C 16c over December No 2 hard and dark Detectives to 14c over No 1 red wheat R Colborn who returned the susherd to to over No 2 rod over No 2 white corn 26c to 2Tc pect from Las Vegas Nev over No 2 yellow corn 16c to 16 c over SI 25 127: hard amber durum No 1 No 1 rod $118 141 $136 Winnipeg Corn— No 3 vellow II 95 Wheat WINNIPEG trading basts down 3c quotation 3c lower 8ptHlxh25 (API— C!o Oats— No 3 white Lew $1 10 Oct $1 12 ty $1 09 Barley -- 74c $1 39 89c 1 08 1 07 1 10 Rye— No 2 85 Dec Ffax— No 1 $2 05 2 11 1 10V 1 12 10 Mav 8weet clover eeed — $7 00 7 50 1110 Cash wheat— No 1 tfSFthem No 2 northern $108: No a northern 5c8e 7r 7f 6c 4l44c 106: J $105 — No Oeta 43 c 2 whit 46c NO 2 white Hear 'Liverpool 25 LIVERPOOL (API— Spot Sept No 3 wheat— No 2 Manitoba 8a Manitoba 8 Sd: No A ambtr durum 8 Id Auttrallan 8 lOd October Future c1oed barely ateady March 11 December 122 122 Exchan( — $5 05 7e MINNEAPOLIS Sept 26 (AP)— Wheat — Receipt a 80 care December $1 29: tradlower ing basis unchanged quotation May $124 September SI 1 35 dark northern spring Cash— No heavy I dark north 60 pounds 1 41 1 50 No 58 pounds ern 51 pounds $1 42 41 1 49 1 1 2 57 No 48 t 1 pounds 1 $1 304) 45 55 Nn 3 47 56 pounds $1 37 A’ fsnev No 1 hard $1 55 W i 41 pounds 131 19931 Mort $111 grade of No i jdark hard or No 1 hard Montana alnter Xc Torrlngton Union Cop Union Twist Dr Tot Sept 25 (AP) — Call) wheat Minneapolis Colony R & Quincy Bhswmut Assn Old Mach Unit fib Utah Metal Wxrreu Bros Cash Quotations CHICAOO — No 4 mixed Com— Like HON A S BROYtl Democratic National Committoo KSL 8:00 o’Clock TONIGHT (Paid Political Adv rtiacmcnt by Democratic Rtta Committee) State and" Local Obituaries Marriage Licenses Howard Stanley Byer 34 Salt Lake City Thelma Vergle Robinson 23 Murray Earl Smith 22 Lehi Utah Jane LaRue Aildredge 17 Crescent Utah Bird F Lyttle 69 Los Angeles A'E Gretchen Leonhardt 50 Los Angeles Hans Christian Christie Magna Eva W P Carpenter field 42 61 Gar- Lawrence Lutaky 23 Salt Lake City Daisy Edith Rufener 19 Salt Lake City Jack Lloyd Crandall 20 Peoa Utah Twlla M Lefler Woodland 19 Hilda Charlotta Norling Hilda Charlotta Norling 52 wif of Erik B Norling died at th family home 611 Gardan avtnoa Friday morning following 4 Uncaring UI ss Mr and Mr Leo Balt and Charles Ronald Talbot vale Vivian Gertruda Sait Lake City 23 Mra Norling waa bom In Ouum 8w dm Ootobar 16 1863 and came to Utah 10 yram ago and had '' rraided m gait Lake City sine that ttm 8ha waa actlva in L D 8 Swedish organ iiation James Valentine BEAVER —Jamta Valentina 84 died at at the family homo 9 Wednesday at North Croek following a abort Ulna of ailments Incident to age Mr Valentine was born February 3 1852 at Sheffield England a aon of George Wilson and Carolina Turner Valentine H rame to America in 2671 and settled in Balt Lake City Later ho came to Beaver and made his home on North Creek where he had been engaged In foaming aud dairying He is survived by hi widow Carolina WUIden Valentin of North Croak and five daughtersMrs Mrs Emma Green Mra Ruth Edna Hoslam all of North Banka Milford Creek Mrs Hortenae Stevenson and Rose Hartley Leede 18 grandchildren a brother George Valentine Beaver and a sitter Mra Ellen Short Loa Angelea - pm L: She it aurvived by hrr husband a ion Tag Norling both of a Salt Lake City In brother rciddltig Illinois three alatara residing in Bwadm and throe grandchil- dren F u n t rtl iervic will be conducted In th Windamrro L D 8 ward Sunday ft 2 30 p m by Bishop Louis Frlrnda mav call at Cal Ditoung thr family home Sun- Mr Norling dsy from 10 a m until the timo or Burial will b in the Murray city 19 Ogden Walter Rasmussen 19 Preston Idaho Gwen S Johnson 17 Preston Idaho Wilford Orland Furnlst 24 Og- Oliver den Phyllis Dean 24 Ogden 21 Richard E Home Des Moines Iowa Ina Gertrude Streeter Alma George Nisbet ' Funeral ecrvlce for Alma Georce Nle-b48 retired plumber who died ct hi home 399 Andrew avenue fjeeday will be conducted Saturday at 3 p m In the Deaeret mortuary 36 Eaut Seventh South etreet Mr Nlabet died of a heart aliment He waa born in Balt Lake Ctl December 12 1887 a eon of George end Mery Alrd Lcce Nlebct and had redded here ell hi life He waa unmarried Surviving Mr Nlbet ere three brother lame Nfebet Sett Lake Ctt Andrew Nlebet Log Angelea Cel and Alex Ntehet Roclt Spring Ml 1er Wyo and two Annie Nlebat And Mr Janet Turner Balt Lake City The funeral ervlce will he Blehop Harold O Stewart of L D 8 ward aeeleted by Salt Lake City local No 19 21 15 24 department He waa born March 5 1870 In Riverside Cal and cams to Eureka with his family when a boy He is survived by a sister Mrs C J Ince of Denver arvlrn for Mr Helmln Roa- of 432 Cleveland avenue who will be conducted In th B ward chapl Sunday at 2 p m by Counselor Lowell J Morten-ae- n Friend may call at the Intermountain-Olee- n mortuary 1445 South State (tract Saturday and Sunday until I p m and at th ward chapel Sunday from 1 15 n m until time of errvlce Burial will be In the City cemetery Funeral W Webb 74 Psyson: Margaret S Peck 58 American Junes Fork Logan 20 Word of tha death Thursday of Lindol McCortnb 66 In Denver waa received in Salt Lika City Friday by a niece Mrs L H Carwile 36 F street Until six years ago he had resided in Balt Lake City where he worked many years for the city street Helmina Roethel Payson Salem Shirley Fay McBride conducted by the Jeffereon Lindol McComb Hatfield Ardlth Ellen Armstrong 22 S&n- taquln M Pul Jacobson 24 Provo Edyth Elisabeth Ott 24 Pay-so- n Ralph Wilson Corn Hatch J Carrol Gease PRICE — Funeral sen ice for J Carroll Gesse 25 who died of a heart attack in Helper Wednesday morning will b conducted at 2 p m Sunday at Community church In Price Burial will be In Provo The Rev Ralph C Jones will conduct th funeral services In Price Mr Gease was stricken while waiting for a truck to take him to work Surviving besides his parents Mr and Mrs J c Gease of Helper Is a sister Mra Vance Daniels of Richmond Cal and two brothers Lester Gease of Selma Cal and Walter C Cease former Carbon county attorney of Price memberi of n United of plumhera and Steam FHtere Burial will be In City cemetery Provo Severn Cloid Sprlngvllle Funeral services will be conducted Eatur-da- y at 2 p m in the Beaver L D 8 East ward chapel under the direction of Bishop Chde L Meatinger Burial will bo In Mountain View cemetery cemetery Mid- Boothe Hy-ru- Mary Either Perry 19 Hyrum Louis John Spackman 24 Dewey vllle Stella Ladle 20 Mendon Vernal George K Erekaon 24 Vernal Velma Bennlon 23 Vernal 21 Wilford Daryl McConkle Rooeevelt Thelma Peterson 19 Neola Ned Bellon 22 Roosevelt LaVera Workman 18 Neola John Taylor of Balemi ftv fitter Elmo Thompson Spanish Fork: Mra Morgan Goenea Mioa Emma Taylor Lake City Mr Arthur Briggf fiaita Mra Samuel Mayer Payaon tie Utah First continue 31 261936 thel died Jack S Ellis OGDEN— Jack 8 Ellis 49 son ©f Mrfc Rose Stuart Davis of 3142 Washington avenue died Wednesday In Tonasket Wash according to word received hero Friday He was born In Ogden and lived her until a etr and a half ago when he moved to Tonasket Surviving are his widow Esther Ellis? four sons and daughters Dick Marion Robert and Betty Rote Ellis all of Tonasket Wash and his mother Mrs Rosa Ellis Ogden Burial will b In Tonasket Fotone Kakatsidas PRICE — Funeral service for Fotone 7 of Price were conducted in tha Greek Orthodox church Friday it 3 p m with burial at Price city cemetery The child daughter of Mr and Mra George Kakataides died Thursday afternoon at Price city hospital of heart disease 42 Tuiday Waterloo L D Ann Bischoff LOGAN — Funeral iervloe for Ann Blech-of- f 29 who dld Friday at A local hoa-pltafter a long lllneei will be conducted Sunday at 3 p m In th Geneva Idaho L D 8 ward chapel Burial under direction of Lindquiat 4 Sou mortuary will ba at Oenava She wa born at Geneva Idaho Auguat 23 1907 a daughter of Ed nd Johanna Blechert Biichoff and had lived then all her life Surviving are her pannt a brother and two dlatere Mr Violet Tutller Dean E and Johanna Eat her Blechoff Geneva David Taylor SALEM — Funeral services for David Ttv-lo- r 56 of Salem who waa killed Tueedav night in Payson canyon when he plunged from a load of wood over an embankment Richfield will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m In Karl Jamea Dunn 25 Joseph L D 8 ward chapel with (he Salem Bishop Ray Davis officiating Stella Youd 24 Spanish Fork Friends may call at th Deaeret mortuary In Payson Saturday and at the family home Delbert D Moore 38 Kingston in Salem Sunday prior to the services Interment will be In the Salem cemetery Irene L Brindley 24 Kingston under the direction of th Deaeret mortuary Mr Taylor was born In Salem November Bankruptcy 16 1879 a son of Bishop David R and 760 Hey Emery Auatln truck driver Sarah Richardson Taylor Surviving art his Kiet Flrat South etreet Balt Lak City mother throe brothers Samuel Josephus LlablUtle $294378 uiet $500 exempt &50 pair brlfclt rec1nce T$1 Harrlaon ‘ William Ortm Lanee laborer Bandy 150 $294378) met $50 exempt 0 avuue A Hall ownlr and builder repair brlek raaldenca 740 Harrlaon avenue 170 New Suits Filed Paul Hulih owner E J Holme Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company builder frame realdenee 2474 Dar-ce- y B Edna and Herbert Darcey against 8000 Beverly Judgment sulked for $68151 Thongaa A Thomas attorneys Laland Tuft against Western Loan and Deaths Building company Judgmant asked forn JENKINS — Thomas Francis Jenkins 45 $2962 50 Parnell Black and Paul E Lima Mont Santa's disease Septem attorney ber 24 W R Hutchinson against Tracy Loan and Trust company and Henry Parry Gian-fielcoexecutors of the estate of Martha Slaughter judgment asked for $400 Clarence M Beck attomev Thereesa D Hoffman administratrix of the estate of Joseph Hoffman against Louts Lemaich asked for $261250 Judgment Glen E Howe attorney Annie Rozella IIulsli GARLAND— Funeral aefLle (or Mr TO Annl who died at Rniella Hutah her home Tueeday following a lingering lllneae will be condurted at tha L D 8 tabernacle here Saturday at 3 P m Gfaveildt eervlrei will be conducted Sunday between 12 noon and 1 p m at Pay-eo- n Bashkir is an autonomous republic of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Pc fake pitas laaued every momma py The Balt Lak Tribune Publlenlng Company TERMS OV SUBSCRIPTION VO $ Dally and Sunday out mouth Daily and Sunday ona year 1060 Tha above rate apply In Utah Idabw Nevada and Wyoming Eltewhera la the United Btatect and Sunday on month $ 1 35 Tha Tribune la on aaia in every tmpor-ta- ut 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