Show -f -- WITH RALLY 81s Street Sentiment Seems Cheerful as Vail Week Closes 50 SSi- - to 103it 26 - 112 to 134 lbto 16 to 3 6 1 4 4 53-- j 1- Ula V ao t 43 51 U U 10 38 80 e 43 f YORK Nov !1— InvMhftettt over the counter marker 1 Aakft JUsio Industry Bullock Fund Corporatt TfUlt V AAA mod 41 Diversified Tr B do O do D Dividend Shr a w 04 3 nr I:!H III 1893 Fixed Tr Fixed Trust 8h A I Five-ye- ar rund Inv'eVtoVVini' Tr Shr A da B Dow Priced Shr I !!!“! Mss Invest 75r Nation Wld Ses do vte Quarterly Ins Shr Stand Am Tr Shr Super of Am Tr D futrra Stand Inv D Twentieth Cent Fixed Tr United Filed 8hri United Ina 8hri United Bank Tr V B Bit do B UkPgvA do vte S( 18 Jfi 490 13' 43 43 8 170 410 w 0 90 199 i13 I I 73 03 "VJo” Ij74 1135 151 73 Wool Market BOBTON Nov n (USDAWHltfctf Quote ilona cabled Prom foreign primary wool marketa cumulated a moro general optimum during the pact week In tho Boston Wool market Manufacturer have been inaklns inqulrte more frequently than In the week and they submitted bids a little imore freely but purchases were mostly very limited In volume Price were Steady on til small Quantities of wools that were sold Some houses continue to ask price that at abort figure realised in tarly October 4toia 40 34 to 4to ato 7 to 43 to' llto 46 WE WILL SELL Any Part Aurum Mining $ 14 Arrowhead Oold 03)1 30 Blue Blare Coal Bondi Colonial Holding Corp Market Columbia Baring and 1 Loan S3 Columbia Security 2200 Corp 01 (i 1000 Diamond OU 4400 Elk Club Bonds 2000 IbOO Fenton Proeoa 01'$ 33 $4W Fidelity Bldg A Loan 21 K A 60 Wrench loo Key Mining Bargain 2000 Mineral Veins- 01 30 Publle Utilities Corp Make hid 2000 Benrab OU A2 II Utah 8 tat Wool Make hid Grower 03 1000 Utah Metals Flux 10 Utah Parr A Lt 4 Market 7 10 Utah Pwr A Lt Market 23 $2500 Wee tern Loan A Bldg 1000 1000 $2000 23 140 r WE WILL BUY Any Part At Highest Market Price 20 Amalg Sugar Pfd 10(10 Ejeatlte Wrench 20 Evans Wrench 1000 Elk Club Bond t 400 First Security Corp ' v 9 Pacific NatL Ufa 1000 Benrab Oil 26 B L Hardware Pfd 100 Utah-Idah- o Sugar Coot 200 Utah Southern Oil Utah Utah 10 Utah MO V 8 ltd Utah AOO 20 The Poultry Amn Power A Light Pfd Btat Natl Bank Fuel Pfd OU Refining Price Are NET t Buyer and Belief it lto 46 to 34 3 19 "'Hf’t I7to 83to to to 33 to 3818 12 to 3018 88 67 iF ( 75: Sbto 67 3)8 in US r do- pfd Glen Alden nv Gt At! A Gulf Oil Pa Gold Hulling Pae T A T rfg 6a 52 Penn J A L 4tot 61 Penn Co 4 a 63 Penn R R gen 6 68 do 4toi 70 D Phlla Co 6a 67 Phila Elec A 71 Phlla Read C A I 6a 49 Phllllpa Wt'ito 3971 Pub Ser E A G 4t 3 3 S? 1 1 88 to 62 53 105 100 Reading gen 4tol 97 A StLIMAStlRAO dlv 33 St L AS P 4)8 78 South Pae 4)8s 44 do 4tos 81 do 4 l 89 ww do 4tos Or Ln 77 Joutlr Ry con A 94 do gen 4s 66 8 W Bell Tel A 34 St Oil N Jdeb Si 44 do N Y 4tol 61 Tenn El Pow rfi A 47 17tl03 Si 89 5 M 15 100 13 107 4 100 107 A Tex Corp A evt 44 Union "oiT OaTli 42 Un Pac lit 4s 47 United Drug 5a 63 U S Rub 5 47 Utah L A T A 44 Utah PAI A 44 Util PAL 5toa 47 do 6a 59yWW t Vanadium 6i 41 Wabash rfg 3tol 76 do A 40 D Western El 6l 44 Weat Pac lit 6i 46 Wilion A Co lit A 41 If Bay 47 Youngstown 74 Erls rfs 6a E 47 - J r Goodrich B 6toa 47 Low icloae Goodyear T A R 6s 57 Qt Nor Ry 7a 34 A do ito 77 E Huij A Man ad) ine 3a Hum Oil 6a 37 i!l 4 Cent 4tos 44 pCAC8LAN0 43 A Ill Steel deb 6B 4toa-4- (l B Inland St 4toa Int Cement 5a Ini Hydro Elee 4a 44 47 A Int Paper evt 3s tnt 81 44 Rya Cep Am 4a 41 Int T A T evt do dab 4toa 4 to a 39 82 SATii FOREIGN BONDS (Salei In 31000 7Sto 20 97 100 ) Antloqula 7l 48 B Arg 6s sfs 50 June do 6a 6f Feb Australia 8s 55 62 62 do 4toa 56 Austria gtd 7s 42 Sto Belgium 7a 66 1 192 to do A 66 ? 92 A 87 87to Berlin City El 6tol 81 77)5 do A 59 77)8 69 68 Bolivia la 47 7 Brasil Stos do 6toa 7 33 S3 Canada A 60 103 to 103 to Chile 7s 42 do 6a 61 Jan Oolomb 4s 61 Jan 3 59 63 do A 61 Oct 21 60 Copenhag A 62 63 8 lnaVlotto Denmark 4tos El Pow Ger 4tos 90 Esthonla Rep 7a 67 Flat 744 Finland 5tol 68 French 7toa 41 do 7s 49 Oar 0 Ag Bk 6s 60 Oct do Loan 6tos 68 Oer Govt Inti 5tos 63 Ger Govt 7a 49 Ger Gen El A 44 636 781 NEW YORK Nov 11 OP)— WhUe some support appeared today lor re987 685 cently depressed United States government securities the bond market 74to as a whole wai able to do little more Ito than hold its own 17 Sales totaled $6371000 par value about the same as last Saturday and 10 24 to the average for (60 domestic corporate tasuM was unchanged t 73 L 100 a loss of six 105 to This average showed 79'to tenths of a point on the week 96 to The federal section rallied briskly 93 70)8 in the first hour when the dollar came 66 91K back substantially against leading foreign exchanges Washington raised 41 the price of gold 12 cents an ounce to 90 llto $3332 after London had boosted the rate 5 2 pence and the dollar lost 84to its eairly advances Government loans also pared their extreme gains but all them finished up to of a point Corporate Issues as well as governments continued largely to be influenced by the administration’s monetary program although indications that Washington had the dollar under control tended to discourage further extensive liquidation Recoveries of fractions to around a point or more were registered by bonds of American Telephone Santa Fe Baltimore 6c Ohio Chesapeake 6c Ohio corporation Chesapeake Goodrich N Y Edison Philadelphia Electric Standard Oils of NewJer-se- y and New York and Union Pacific There were similar declines how11 ever in loans of Western Electric Utilities Power 6c Light U S Rubber United Drug Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Railway Philadelphia Reading Coal 6c Iron N Y Central Erie Delaware 6c Hudson and American 65 to Smelting The foreign division was dull and bit reactionary Obligations of France Dutch East Indies Switzerland Canada Australia Argentina and Great Britain sagged around 1 to 2 points 575 BOOH MINING Famous Coloraifo Districts Rejuvenated by Federal Buying Program Italy 7 51 84 Japan 6tos Kreuser A T 6a 69 etf Mex 10 ild 4a aaat am A S COLORADO SPRINGS Colo (UP) 37 lOto 1038 10 n 24 to 73 6 to 6to 141)8 141 to 38 to 89 21)8 20 to 43 42to 40 to 40 16 14to lto 8 ut 39 t- 31 ots 40)8 53 (Ito 1$ ISto lJtol-1- 32 to 31 13 33 33 ( 47 to 8 40 26)8 45 ( ( ( I 62 to Pet 13 39 43 to 16 to If llto 43 to 20 4 43)4 to IS' 15to 15) 95 93 to 95 134 134 1)134 10 10 36 to 36)8 'ill Hi 17 to Nevada CaT E A 69 87 N T Pow A Lt Dal Nor Ind P B to to 70 E 6i 64) ’ Okla G A 4 f a it too 100 34to i4 to 84 Ito 18 21)8 is to 14 44 13)4 4 18I4- £ I Pac'd '£ vi'p’oto'Ti::: pX84& ?oV!" 44 phlm 1 18 Isto-to'- Phelpa-Dod- Phil Read Q A I Phillip Pet Pressed Stl Car Proctar A Gam' PubUo Serv N Pullman Pur Oil 4 Settlement prleei of metals at Balt Lake SALT LAKE as quoted by the American SmeltBUTTER Refining company are: Sliver (To Retailers — Cartonnad) ounce lead 430c and copper First grade 1 a pound Second grade 32)8 Sweet cream 86 NEW YORK NOV n (API— Bar allver (Parchmant wrapped toe leu) 74 First grad cream delivered Salt Lake steady V8 higher at 43toe 90 Second grade cream delivered Salt 95 to 33 SOU 83 30 43)4 53 28 109 B 47 60 93 to 89 74 6 106'k 104 to 2i 41 12 til 'j 56 78 86 98 103 to 42 40 39 96 65 17 do pf B 16 7 d Reo Motor l1H Republic Steal do evt pf Reynolds Tob B Royal Dutch 1 10 r m So Port Ric Sue rtou Cui £dUKm Southern PxciXic SouUi Railway Sperry Corp 13 Asndard Branda 42 Spieel-Masr-- i Oil Cal Standard Oil N J er S'one A W hater tttudrbakcr dun Od to “ V 24 23 25 19 16 ernment act the prlca of domestic new-min- Fancy poultry farmitite 28 told at 33 32 per ounce 12 rent Select whit dozen dozen 35 abov Friday' ilgur 23 Mediums poulary farm dozen CHEESE LONDON Nov 11 (AP)— Bar allver autet Full cream triplets pound 13 lower at 18d: bar gold 13A ltod lU Full cream lomhorns 13 pound 8 equivalent 33312 on bail of sterling Full cream landwlch loaf 14 pound cent dis- Jack cheese 6 pound each pound 13 opening at 1509) money ) per three-mont1 h count rate abort billi Block Swlsi bricka pound 37 m lto Pr cent billa 1 Limburaer 12 bricka pound Cream brick 30 bricka pound 57 Imported SwIm landwlch cuti Nor It (AP)— Tin NEW YORK 72 anti Roquefort 6 pound each pound 63 06 pot and nearby 62)3 future mony spot 726 quicksilver 94 OOtiSTOO: Full cream dalalu Wisconsin cured 23 pound other metal nominally unchanged Full cream triplets western cured 18 pound SILVER FUTUBES Pull cream longhorn western cured 16 NEW YORK Nov 11 (AP)— Silver future! pound closed atront 668(60 higher sale 4926000 ouncai Nov 11 (AP)— Poultry— CHICAGO Cloae High live 23 trucks hens 4)8 easy 43 26 December 4325 11c: under 4to pound gtoc up 43 65U 4148 pounds January 7c rock n 44 15 4400 leghorn hem March 8’n 8 toe lexhorn 44 son colored 4449 May 44 40 45 ion rooster! Sc: turkeys IffilSci old and younx July ItolrOc young ind bid geese 8c 45 40n ducks September dressed turkeys easy young hen and toms nNomtnal WASHINGTON Nov 11 (AP)— Tht gov- 18c Wall Street Briefs old 15c: No 2 ing circles of Colorado Cripple Creek long famous for its gold output and the Alma districts have been rejuvenated and men are piercing the soil for the little flakes of gold Gold stocks leaped to new highs at the news of the price and new policy The day of the boom is preparing to become a part of this age once again enhanced by the government’s backing Prospectors of the past gold boom are laboriously searching for the precious metals with much more vigor and a greater outlook for distribution Some of the dumps the throwoff of the good ore are being worked by placer crews and some are averaging as high as $23 a ton on the new basis whereas it did not pay to work them before The invasion of eastern capital has provided another new aspect to mining in this region A lode claim requires a substantial amount of money for production and the chance of searching the earth in vain for ore must be appreciated The lack of funds has hindered the development of the mineral resources of this state to such an extent that practically all tunnela in the mines must be retimbered j ' Haw Sugar ' A t Local Securities lie -- ' a INDUSTRIALS Nov 11 (AP)— Drgsaed poul- There was no session of the Salt Lake Stock exchange Saturday Armistice day Trading will be resumed Monday November 13 Banks also observed the holiday SHOW GAIN Markets at a Glance NEW YORK Stocks firm prices advance in dull trading Bonds firm U S governments rally Curb Irregular row — Foreign exchanges Irregular dollar rallies and reacts Cotton quiet trade and Wall st buying — Sugar towerrpoor spot demand Coffee lower European selling CHICAGO Grain closed holiday Cattle nominally steady Hogs' deadlocked only sales -- MARKET DID Sat Frl 265 124 112 501 139 409 DOLLARSLUMP NOW AT WORK Week’s Developments In dicate America Serious in Gold Policjr " By JOHN L COOLEY Financial Writer NEW YORK Nov 11 MV-T- he dollar scooted down a government-greasetoboggan this week while stocks and commodities compensated for its fall by making brisk advances Depreciation of American currency sought by the administration as a means of raising prices of staples at home attained such momentum that the foreign exchange market reached a state of confusion before the descent was checked Washington for the first time saw the exchange market give the dollar a lower gold value than had been assigned by the daily program of the R F C As shares and commodities endeavored to match the decline U S government securities and the rest of the investment market slumped so that results of dollar weakness were not all ontbe side of rising quotations Some investors presumably concluded that currency depreciation too might proceed rapidly there was heavy selling of federals and other d gold-buyin- NEW COFFEE 11 (AP)— OoHe No YORK w lower etrlr today under European eMllng end eommiaelon house liquidation but rallied partleBr later on trade support Bento opened 14 to 17 points lower and dosed 14 to 16 lower Bale 4000 bare No 7 opened 10 to 18 point lower and closed I to 16 5000 bats Bale lower Closing quotSantos—December 829c: March ation: 6 52c 8k47c! May July 8 66c September 8 75a No 7— December 5 92c March 6 06c May 1 10c- July 615c September 420c Spot coffee quiet Santos 4a 9c F JESSE T BADGER C DAVIES Davies Badger Co & Membcri Suit Lakf Stock Exchnnge Was 1029 23 Writ 2nd South NEW YORK STOCKS BONDS ft SILVER CHICAGO GRAIN Connection With All Market! All Unlisted Secorttifa Bought and Bold Fiat Cotton Market NEW YORK Nov 11 (API— An opening decline In cotton Beturday we followed by rallies on trade buying end covering which appeared to be Influenced by e rally from the early decline ln foreign exchange rate end the firmer tone of the stock market December contract after aelltn off to 178 at the Mart rallied to 67 or 5 point net higher and closed at 663 The enertly market closed steady net 1 point lower to 1 point higher Future oloaed steady 1 lower to 1 higher High Low Clost December 987 875 0 82ffl00 195 683 003 January March 1009 687 1009600 1023 1010 1019621 May 1030 1023 10 34636 July October 1054 1041 1053n Spot iteady middling 1005 New York Curb Associate Dleael and End Engine! for yonr inapection tho most powerful and eo Domical motors an out display Board of Trad (loot LANDES TRACTOR ft EQUIPMENT CO Tempi Street Salt Lak City Utah ' 23$ West ‘South ' V oi lot va th Tc ib th an Western America stands to gain should the current Roosevelt-Lltvinoconversations result in recognition of Russia by the United States according to a weekly comment on far western business by the Bank of America San Franciscq Soviet plana calling for the early industrial development of Siberia hold the greatest opportunity for future benefit to far western business the Pacific coast branch banking institution points out Importation of heavy industrial machinery the of which has been an Important Pacific coast activity in recent years is expected to result from in- dustrial development of far eastern Russia Because of- - a geographical similarity between the far western United State and Siberia the Pacific coast has experience together with skill and capital to offer the soviets As specific examples of the benefits expected the bank points to the proposed development of a vast dairying neces- industry in Siberia which will sitate dairying equipment condens-er- a and livestock Plans to develop the fishing industry of Siberia where 165 distinct species of fish abound will require importation of cannery ma- Chinery and tin plate Vast timber reserves of Siberia have been surveyed for early logging operations which will call for milling equipment and lumber machinery Mining equipment necessary to develop Siberia’s extensive mineral deposits will be another import it is expected Soviet failure of cattle breeding activities in 1932 and during the early part of 1933 lead western cattlemen to believe Russia will continue to im- viously thought Washington's new monetary policy might not be pursued aggressively such an opinion had been revised Emphatic strength of sterling which reached its highest point since 1914 was taken as a measure of the flow of funds to London Response of speculative markets to dollar weakness was a broad and active advance which lasted until currency fluctuations steadied Stocks succeeded in penetrating their highs of a late October rally taking their cue almost entirely lrom exchange movements Commodities made liberal gains There was a boom in silver which reached new high ground aince April 1930 Stocks of silver companies were in favor Business developments were mixed Recessions of steel output slackened and arrival of more seasonable weather stimulated retail buying which approaches the holidays hopefully DIESEL STATIONARY ENGINES IN STOCK Seo mi en of be V of ea f WILL BUY Amalg Bugar Pfd First Security Corp 5 Pacific NatL Ufa Market 590 v SO 105 5100 500 Utah-Idah- o Market Sugar 100 Utah Southern OU Market 500 Utah Poultry 40 500 U 8 Fuel Pfd 34 500 Utah Oil Refining Otter it 10 Utah Pwr A Lt 7 Market 2 Zlon’a Saving Bank 10000 AU Bidi and Offer Subject Chicago ' of Agricultural prices heretofore of interest piWlpally to the fanner now draw thf attention of security and commodity buyers Alike dollar hu This Is because the become largely a commodity dollar course off-go- ld department win give you detailed garding any commodity data Our statisticAl pleasd to be re- J A HOGLE & CO Salt Lake Established 1615 - Of den fn in in U ci la o g 1 d ra & -- JtuB6hFwwp total world imports for 1932 the bank d finds many commodities the Pacific value had met with rather 6 response from foreign exchanges coast could supply Russia that are and the day to day markups by the now being imported from other coungovernment agency had represented tries In 1932 Russia bought nearly an indicated gold level cent or two $4000000 worth of livestock includunder that of the French' franc How- ing beef and dairy cattle sheep and ever this disparity was swiftly oblit- goats Raw and dressed hides worth erated in Thursday’ wild exchange nearly $3000000 were imported market when the American unit fell while sheep and goat skins worth apunder 62 bents its lowest since the proximately $1500000 were bought post civil war suspension of specie and purchases of copper lead cotton a and wool cost the soviets another $17- payments Thus it appeared that if Europe pre- 682000 Now York Model wl be re A is oc lated Pres Stock Exchange lin (XX ben ff Salt taka ' Stock Exchange $5 G kao- lty inj Bank Sees Export Market in Siberia 689 FTHE SO 25 Saturday' 141 MEMBERS T6 J by tha hai curb Gulf Oil Glen Alden Coal Airways Transfers approximated 8p000 shares compared with’ 102000 last America and WHAT THE STOCK Advances Declines Unchanged Total lsauea 11 (P)— The NEW YORK Nov I 4N market finished Coday's'short- - session with nrices generally steady to The list milled about in irregular fashion during the early dealings but a number (of buying orders appeared in the last half hour In metals however mixed prices prevailed to the finish Lake Shore Mines and Bunker Hill & SuUivan lost a point or so each but Newmont and N?w Jersey Zinc were improved 2 while Hiram Walker rose nearly Distillers corporation-- a e a gr a m s gained a major fraction Oils and utilities were dull and steady Issues closing sizeable fractions to around a point higher included Aluminum of nar- changes Ut Number of Buying Orders Appear Near dose of Session COMMODITIES Trade Trends o: “ NEW ORLEAN8 Nor 11 (AP)— Cotton future! closed steady st net advance of 46(6 points Old High December 903 983 192b 983 January March 1004 1067000 10 19620 May 1021 1034 1034 July October 1041 1049b Spot steady I point up Sales 2913 middling 171 Live firm no try — Irregular unchanged express uottloni chicken freicht 13u J8c: other freight grade unchanged 163 steady to firm Eg— Receipts mixed colors special packs or selections from fresh receipts 33ft3lc standard! and commercial standards 31A33c firsts unquoted: average check unquoted erfrig-erat- or chocks UVf 13c other mixed colors unchanged Whit eggs all unchanged browns near by and western special packs privet kale from store I4fr43c: waatern unstandard Ilz33c - other brown changed Butter— Receipts 6306 steady tmehtnfed Cheese— Receipts 45919: quiet and unchanged NEW YORK Nov 1! (AP)—Followlnf are Twenty-on- e chain store companies and the bid and asked auotatiena ol New York two mail order companies had total October traded hank and trust rompany atoi-kan Increase of 4 9 per 3230430490 of salei on an over the counter bail 1 cent from 1933 atyi a compilation by BANKS to All troupe except Co A Merrill Lynch i Askedi to Bid the grocery division participated la the ‘ — - i — upturnBank of Manhattan 5 Chase National to rd Commercial ' Fifth Avenue Flrat National Notional Clta Public new 7 Hides—Tht packer hid market continues 11 (AP)— Raw sugar firm NEW YORK Ho Branded cows and heavy sows sold TRUST COMPANIES 4 to was (Jiifet today and’ juices were unchanged near th close ol tho week at 8 eents a 49 47to Bankers tales reported for I30o at spot of to cent over tho 17 12 Brooklyn Trust It va 'believed metre could he obtained pound an advance Bom packer are aaJd to 104 to at this level with duly frees for later ship prevous prlo 100 to Cen Hanover ’ 39 31 to Chemical mrnt at less but buyers showed no Interest hare refused lto cent lor Usht natlre eow 13 uto Continental Early decline of 4 to 6 point in future hide 44to e 46 Corn Each were nearly all recovered ln tb later tradiScrap Meet— Prite continue to show an 17 I63 E noire dto a a 1 to 3 point net easier with final ng price Quotendency in leading market 237 342 ? Guaranty lower ton lower at PittsI4to ieto Bales were 13680 ton Th market tations are 26 eents Irving 16 Manufacturers to 1 point Bet lower and burgh and Philadelphia Tht Chicago maropened unchanged N Y Till Mt later (howed decline of 4 to 6 point un- ket he a softer ton althourh th price N T Trust der liquidation and aUln by commission of No I meitlnf steel t nominally un13S Tills OAT - - — - - 1 promoted by tht disappointment changed 1B houses 1360 United Btateg demand tor spot sugar and the continued Chemical— Hi trad heat that contract unseulement in the refined situation Stop-orde- rs are belnto closed for chlorine and eauMic were uncovered on in reaction but V Be TREASURY REPORT delivery at moderate advances after their execution the market rallied coda for 1934 u 11 (AP)— Thto posiWASHINGTON No on covering end buying by houses with Cu over th 1933 levels were tion ol til treasury November 4 was Re- ban onne-tio- n or at Oocoa— Import of cocoa beans during tho Fml price within e point of the beat December 1 34c first nine month of tho rear amounted to ceipts 914779172 64 expenditures r 24c March 138c May 402896316 pounds compared with li balance 31353 190364 64 Cus- January tom receipt for the month 96017172 33 1 33c July: 1 88c: September 1 43c bid the gam period of lest year 25to market was unchamed with Tea — in refined Th Receipt for the fiscal year to date limes Jobber report that demand la on to 41 eastern retlner still quoting 4 She for fme th July 1) 11041403 089 27 expenditure in spite of higher quotation 940 upgrade 966 04 wa Um ( 94 demand 1497611490 7to - emergency light and m-- corned rranulited but including bectuee ot (sing la the primary owing to 1 expenditure) nets of xpnd-t- o Ued to near-b- y requirement Utiue I63723779f46 forelwi markats cresain ewnpeUUoa with beet sue era jand " 4 NEW YORK Nov It (UP)— Copper held firm today after yesterday’a advance of V cent a pound to 8)4 cents for domestic delivery Export metal was slightly higher at 805 to 817)4 cents c L London Hamburg and Havre Tin was strong at the highest' levels m about five years Lead and zinc prices were steady Butter market clued NEW YORK Dun A Bredstreot ln a sSrvey of tha drug trade ear it Is expected that manuand distributors will closq tho facturer year la otronger financial poaltlcn than at --tht end of 1933 Wholesale volume i running 6 to 10 per cent above a year ago and staple are moving ateadlly to 3i 13514 39 to alltoto to4 Copper Firm After Advance CHTCAOO No U (AP)— Potato— 'll 86: on track 276 total U 8 ahlp-mrn- ts 11— New 636 barely tc4y zupplle moderNEW YORK Nov builnett booked M lumber mill ln the week ended ate demand and trading rather alow U 8 1 No Wlaconaln round whites mostly November 4 was tha large! in four week round 31 25 Minnesota North Dakota Red and production Wag down to May levels river Ohloa tllOftl 20 Minnesota round report tht National Lumber Manufacture white 31 05H110 lew graded ere association Total order were 34 per higher partly Idaho ruaaeta II 60nl70 few higher combination grade 1301 84 few Colorado McClure higher 6165QilIO) l' Tolaltotock gale Saturday 64 000 share year ago 134410: total bond aalea Saturyear ago 32070000 day 3L400000 N Y Bank Stocks 7 4M Safeway Store St Joseph Lead Si Louia-Sa- n Pr do pi Schulte Retail Sean Roebuck Stnecx Copiwr Shxuuck Q ijftell Union do pf Siramonj viimm Pei Oil to Ger C Mun 6l 47 Lima Peru Itort 61 SGnnea 7 36 4l Un Ind 14 to! 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I(J BONDS' (Sales In 11000 I 16 ttto loto Pioneer Oold Premier Oold Pui Sd P 6a pfd to St Anth Gold Salt Cr Prod siierwln Wma at Oil Ind Swift A Co Unit Founders United Oaa Un Lt A Pow A Unit Verde Praauo 7to 63 Prussia Stol 61 Rhine West 6i 55 Rio de Jan 6tol 61 Rome 6tos 62 Rotterdam 6s 44 Royal Dutch A 49 8ao Paulo City 6toi IT Sao Paulo St 7a 40 Sax Pub Wka 7l 45 54 80 to Serbs Cta Slov 7 62 64 to Sweden Stos 64 Swiss Stos 44 104 Tokto City Stos 6i Toklo El Lxt 6s 53 Un Stl Wks 4tos It A 9 LL Uruguay 6s 40 2 to Tot day 118563 000 week aio 36643000: year ago 14414 000: two year ago I50tl000i ’96 183000: year ago ftSSfSeU? two yegra ego 12439741000 do lat 6s 1 N— Nat Dairy 3toa 48 Tel Itot pfd Nla Hud Fov Ohio Cop Ohio OU N Y 37 to 10 to 1818 34 to V 17el 8 1) i& 2(to 10 PRICES GOLD J CURB PRICES Stock Market Closed cwBiyEiNf Bla A on the -- Cuba Nor Rya 6toi Del A Hud rfg 4s 43 D A R Q W 6 65 Dodge Bros deb 4s 40 Duuue Lst 4toa 07 A r Hudson 10 Mack Truck Macy RH Tioe-Viiu- STOCKS (Sales in hundreds ) to Lorlllard P Loulav A Hash Texas Pac LTr Thermold 41 Support Appears for Re701 cently Depressed U-846 980 Securities 835 762 17to Ills 5 111 Corn N Tot 731 731 737 iito!' 10 i O uli Bui la wlnf NEW YORK Nov 11 I list of Saturday's transactions New York durb exchange- - Lambert Lehman Oorp Liquid Carbonic Loew'i Tex 104 105 to 103 toi 103 to 31 103 1 369R ReonA A 46A 61 Otis Steel 6s —P— Pee G A Bl 8 42 43 lto 10 39to t Stewart-Warn- J 93 l 41 A do 6a 57 do 4toa 51 Oonsum Pow 5s 52 Container Corp 6a 44 New York Curb 802 HOLDS FIRM 60 14 341 13 9tan&r4 I 3)8 11)8 Kayser Kelvtnator Kennecott v Kreaae S 8 Kroger Oroo feitandard U 4i mo do pf 8 BteeL 080 19 to 19 to 11 to Low Gloe 1 B A O rfs 4s 99 rfs 5 94 So evt 4to 40 Bell Tel P ts 40 C Beth Steel rfs 5s 43 Bklyn Ed 5s 62 Bklyn M Trans 4s 44 But Oen El tos 41 B ’'tot Int Shoe Int Slver Int Tel A Tel fxonr-Vacuu- AOL-IR45- IBleaIHIgh Alum Co Am II 83to iito 32 to e to Am Clt P A L B 64 to 64 to S4 to 14 lto Am Cyan B Am A Fen P was SBto 37 to 14 to 14 to Am Sup Power 80 to 79 to 80 to lto Ark 'Nat Oaa O A El A Atlas Corp 78 15 to k Bunk Hill A S Can Marc Wirt 42tol"‘to Oen St El to Cities Service IS tot do pfd Colum O A E cv pfd 2i to 23 It 64 to 84(8 64to- lOohira vtc 4818 44 to 441818 Cord Corp Creeson Oold 30 El Bond A Bh 30 8 Induat Rayon Inapirat Copptr Int But Mach Int Harvester Int Nickel Can Text Both to t 1 IHInola Central Raminston-Ran- 8 Oypaum S Indua Alco 4" North American NEW YORfLlNwAn° (Apf— Dried frutta Northern Pacific unchamed oiT Hops — Quiet unchanted Cl-- — — - Ohio OU Elevator v OU Steel Uwn-IlOla l 18 WEST 2ND SOUTH ST 1374 Otoe Hudson Motors Mid-Oo- Drug Fruit 1015 do pr lien 4 97 Pow 9a Nor fltat 4i (to NOME LOAN BONDS NEW YORK Nov 11 (AP) — On real at Nome Owners' N Y N aeeurdles exchange' AH Eoian corporation 4a 1931 wl 43 bid 14 N Y Steam 7 pt Nor an da Minas aked Nor Am Aviatlou RdAJdgcr&Co STOCKS A BONDS to 40 Grtoahy-Gruno- Mcngel Corp Can Nat Ry 4 to (7 do 5 49 July -- W Can Nor 7 40 Ward Bakins A Can Pao 4tol SO do 4s perp West Dairy B Cant Pae 6a 40 Weat Maryland do 1st gtd 4 49 Weal Union Tel Certain teed 5tos 44 to Cheaap Corp 5s 47 O A O sen 4tos 02 do rfs 4tos 99 B C B A Q sen 4s 64 Chic at West 4s 69 O M St P A P 5s 75 do ad 5s 3000 to Chi A N W evt 4tos 9 Chi A N W Stot 87 ito 1 0 R 1 A P rfs 4a 34 Zonlte Products Chi Un Bta 4toi 63 A Total sale Saturday 472180 share pre- Clnn Oas A El 4a 88 2030 vious day 1374110 week ago 703910 year Cinn Un Tm ago 499793 two years ago 1137979 Janu- Columbia O & X 5a 52 May I to data 699894433 year aso 390984- ary twb years aso 609689 081 Coml Inv Tr '5 )8 a 49 Con Oaa N Y 5toi 43 22 to 4 110041 STICT -- V- ht Loose-Wll- l Vanadium er 34 93 in Allegheny 9 44 do 5 50 Am A For P 9 2030 Am Beet But 4s 15 Ain I O Chem 3’4s 49 Am Metal Am Smelt 5s 47 Am Sue Ref 4s 37 Am T A T 0‘s 43 do col 5 44 do 9 SO Am W W A El 5s 34 Arm Del 5tos 43 A T A B F evt 4tos 43 do 4 99 Uuf£xw'ii‘u' Granby Con MJn Grant W T Gt No Ir Ora etf Ot No Ry al Gt Western Bus 'tfrilt 9 785 786 790 804 820 924 693 885 741 86$ 709 3 High t U 7 (Sale Aircraft Blacuit Carbon United 'United United United United United 14 30V$i 64 15 ' curltle do 3 to do 3s 613 Uts Saturday Prev day Close 7 1st 4 to 20 20 Indust Rr 711 698 712 696 Week ago 714 Month ago 732 Year ago 639 2 yrs ago 770 3 yra ago 903 1 045 High 1933 771 849 Low 1933 583 570 High 1932 713 780 532 474 Low 1932 High 1931 904 1057 1931 623 623 Low ) 'LOw High 9 4th 4toi 4th 4tos 9 (called! 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Alcohol Am A For Power Am-avail 8 8 Am Hide A Lea NEW YORK Nov 11 busier week with a rally Am Internal finished Fra A Fo today as United States government Am aLocomotive bonds taking heart apparently from Am Mach A Fdy a rise by dollar exchange reversed Amerloan Metal Power A Lt their recent downward tfend High Am Ban Am Rad grade Investment bonds followed Am Roll 8td MtU which was encouraging to those who Am Smelt A Ref pt bad been disturbed’ by the sharp Amdo Busar Ref Slump earlier this week dopf With grain markets closed and Am Tel A Tel -pari and tcnatM security exchanges AmdoTobacco B of Am Water Work also suspended for observance Armistice day share traders paid lit Amdo Woolen pf tie attention to their own market Anaconda of III B Early quotations were mixed and Armour do pf mostly narrow such reaction as oc Atchison T A 8P in was doubtless eurred sympathy Atlantic Refin Atlas Powder When for advance dollar’s the with " do Pf eign monies braced reducing or can- Auburn Auto celling their losses stocks also came Avlsitun Corp back and activity quickened Sales Baldwin Loco however totaled only 472180 shares Balt A Ohio do pt lor the morning Aviation The R F C Jacked up its gold price Bendik Best A Co 12 cents to $3332 and the world price Bethlehem Stsel was also advanced although on the Borden basis of sterling's London opening the Brigs MfS Washington level was higher Pound Bucrrua-Brates began to rally soon after trad- BuddMfs Burr Add Mach ing began' here and much of its l Butts Cop A Z decline of seven cents was Byers Co eventually recovered It closed at Calif Peeking $310 off half a cent while French Calumet A Hecla D O Ale francs after yielding several points Canada Canadian Pacific finished unchanged Cased I Late gains in stocks were well Caterpillar Trac and net advances ranged Celaness Cerro de Pasco to from fractions around two points Che A Ohio for most of the active Issues Mining Chet Carp N W A issues looked fairly vigorous U S Ohlceo OhlMIlStPAP Smelting rising more than three do pf Pnu points and Patuio about two Ameri- Chi can Telephone after some hesitancy Chrysler Columbia O A I Coml Solvents gained nearly two U & Steel Com with A Sou American Smelting Chry- Consoleum-Na sler Harvester duPont Union Car- Con Oas Oon Oil bide New York Central Celanese Baking B Cerro De Pasco and Santa Fe im- - Coat Gout Can Coni Motor Jiroved one or more National Oil Dei around three points and Cont Corn Products Western Union almost as much Wall street sentiment seemed rath- Cuban-ASugar do pf er cheerful as the week ended In Curtis Pub some circles it was felt that trends for the immediate future were kpt to Deer A Co be influenced in large measure by ex- Del A Hudson change fluctuations How low the Dom Mine Aircraft dollar Is to be allowed to sag remains Douglas Du Pout ds Rem an unanswered question but many Kodak believe that too abrupt a decline if Eastman Auto-L- it the currency is to go still lower will Elea Elee Power A Lt Elec Storage Bat Sot be favored In Washington Although major trade Indices re- Erl R R flect a further contraction in busi- Firestone TAR ness some comfort is derived from First Nat Stores the smaller decreases Seasonal in Freeport Teas fluences will soon have run their Oen Am Trans General Bakins course and with government-sponsoreQenerai Electric projects assuming more Impordo special tant proportions a pickup for some General Food General Motors Important lines such as steel would seem logical Building construction is Oen IbfaT AUt maintaining its upswing October con Gillette swuv4raots tewmmMsi iHfeefeeeMetai stnwi May 1932 and with that single excep- Oold Dual tion the best in two years Many ob- Ooodrlch u TAR servers see in this an Important re- Goodyear do let M Oraham-Pala- e covery Indicator MV-Stoc- Statistics Co) BTOCKfl (Bales In Hundred) 1833 12 BOND MART BOND AVERAGES (Copyright 1935 Standard Statistics Co) Nor 11 (AP)— Followlnf are' Saturday's htgn tow and closlnc prices of bonds on the New York Mock oichanse and the total talcs of each bond NEW YORK STOCK AVE&AGES (Copyright 1933 Standard YORK Nor 11 AP)— Following to on a list o t Saturday's Mock traneaetion tht New York Mock exchana NOVEMBER New York Bond Market New York Stock Market STOCKS END fKW SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE c Npf |