| Show Q IL rS THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 1833 J C T MINING MARKET FOLLOWS PACE ROBBER FACfflG SET BY SILVER DURING WEEK CROP OIL COMPANY HTMIEPACr LIMITtIN PLANS TESTS Thursday and Friday Prove Big Days on Salt ' Lake Stock Exchange Dutch' and British Growers Southern Acquires Discuss Plan to Control five-aweek of the Copper from $145 to $150 North Lily the During Acres on 60000 Rights Production Salt Lake stock exchange abbreviat- from 50 to 64 Park Bingham lrom Park City Consolidated ed by reason of the holiday Saturday 2 to 2 Around Cisco from 20 to 23 Park Premier from of Armistice Utah y 4h Britain lias Two Complaints to One for real 2 in honor day mining Silver King Coalition from stocks followed closely the pattern 5 to 6 set market $650 to $7 and Zuma from $ 4 to silver the by Announcement waj made Saturday cents Thursday and Friday being' the 5 by the president George T Hansen The $7 quotation on Silver King of the white metal loomed that the Utah Southern Oil company big days Coalition equaled the former high of has acquired the operating rights to large on the exchange both in trading The sil- the year reached in September and 25 government permits in the vicin- activity and price upturns Wedneson Tlntlc Standard's high on this actually 'began Julyr ity of Cisco in eastern Utah involv- ver swing 41 movement $455 was made Thursat attainment the with day 80 a area total of approximately ing years day Park Utah mounted from $3 to 000 acres A unit arrangement has cents of a new high for three other highs $310 on Wednesday been worked out with the permittees but the premium over a fraction and did not stir While the stock rise Is admitted to was whereby this tremendous block will muchonly excitement aiponf local steel be due to the higher quotations on be operated as a single unit in the silver the silver advance is linked manner which is encouraged by pres- buyers On Thursday however when the up in financial circlet with the de ent governmental and code policies up a full cent to cline of the dollar In the foreign The purpose of the Utah Southern silver market shot the rise was taken seriously market and the rise in the dollar OH company Mr Hansen says is to 42 to be flooded price of gold locate an old shore line in Pennsyl- and the market began orders Activities which Silver always a barometer of com vania formations which surrounds with buying with the great salt basin of eastern Utah touched 11 and 12 issues on Monday modity prices is keeping pace there commodity index Although The geological structure at Cisco is Tuesday and Wednesday broadened the to include 18 on Thursday and 28 on has been no actual currency inflathought to be peculiarly favorable to tion yet the emission of currency for the trapping of oil within the sands Friday equally gold at higher and higher prices is of the old shore line providing the The reaction of prices was On Monday two stocks taken by economists as an Indication beach is found to exist beneath the noticeable on Tuesday that eventually a vastly greater advances area of lolding It is considered had scored and on Wednesday four A amount of currency will be forced probable by the company that such three is the case A thorough geological in- count of the results after Thursday's into circulation and commodity prices calls registered 12 gains On Friday enhanced accordingly vestigation Is now in progress total of advances mounted to 18 Dispatchea indicate too that belief It is declared by the management theBetween Monday and Friday Big In government action favorable to of Utah Southern that the area of the Hill advanced from 11 to 12 Colo- the monetary use of sliver is groweastern Utah salt basin is now of the spec defined to place it among rado Consolidated from 1 5 to 2to 7 ing A considerable part ulative buying of the metal undoubtCombined Metals important basins of similar character Moscow from 7 to from 9 Mountain City edly reflects this belief in the United States It is stated that Week I Year the edges 4r shore line of such anWk Bid lAsked LISTED STOCKS Low I High cient salt basins have been particu- High 04 00 05 03(4 Alt Tunnel the of for formation larly lavorable 03 10 19 01 American Exploration oil pools and that it is within the mar00 01 00 09 American Metal Mining Co 00 Gold 09 00 Beaver basins Copper such of that salt areas ginal 11 3 Big Hill 05 90 a large number of the important oil 01 03 lol(4 00 91 01 Bingham Metal 01 30 fields of the United States have been Black Metal 00 00 !66 Bonanza '00(4 6i" Mining ‘"odd discovered 01 00 Bullion 01 00 10 The Cisco undertaking is a part Bristol Silver 17 ""oi 01 camur 10 01 of the program of activities in Utah 30 08 Cedar Bxtenalon which the Utah Southern Oil com03 03 "oi" Cedar Talisman OS 01 01 pany announced about two weeks 01(4 Central Standard 01(4 83 51 so 84 50 Chief a at time Cotjsolldated which it started geoago 03 034 01 02 0 Colorado ConaoUdated 02(4 of Salt the physical survey valley 03 Oolumbua-Rexa08 02 01(4 02 00 05 08 area upon which a test well owned Combined Metala 30 03 07 05(4 03 01(4! 01 0514 Crescent Eagle by it had reached a depth of 6120 01 004 03 Croft 00 feet in salt 03 01(4 01 Crows Point 00 2 7-- 8 7-- 8 LONDON (UP)— Restriction world rubber production if seen as x strong possibility in 1934 British and Dutch producers realized that ths alight improvement in their industry can be sustained and a new setback averted only if they succeed in enforcing a watertight scheme to halt further Indiscriminate tapping of rubber Is attached to High importance these plans not only by rubber growers and traders but by the governments concerned which know that a sound rubber market would contribute to general business recovery As a result the gian committee u redrafting the re striction project conditionally reject ed last July The United Press understands that this schema provif a 1934 export quota equivalent The 70 per cent of 1929 production The above chart shows mileage of Utah being groat factor In combating depression in plan also is stated to foresee a levy roads and proposed additions during 1933 road build' stats which of on exports the revenue would finance the purchase and destruction of accumulated rubber stores The committee probably will resubmit the restriction proposals to ’ the governments with minor modifiIf approved however the cations By DR DILWORTH WALKER scheme will hardly be put into operaAssociate Professor of Economics at the University of Utah tion until late In 1934 as time will The building and maintenance of good roads has coma to be be required to adapt plantations to one of Utah’s greatest industries from the standpoint of funds exreduced production furnished particularly during periods of and Canadians ' - OTTAWA Nov 11— Three contro- - British-Dutch-B- The differences of opinion which are vehement fashion—are as follows: British irritation over the block ade instituted against certain kinds of British merchandise through arbitrary valuations and dumping duties imposed by the Canadian department of national revenue 2 British allegation that Canada has maintained textile duties against British goods at a level to contravene tha ietter and spirit of the OttawrpseU 3 Canadian irritation at Britain’ continued purchases of Russian timber in contravention thd Canadians My of an article in the Ottawa pack One Temporarily Decided employment Week’s Figures Reveal Big pended economic depression During the last three years expenditures by The first point of difference has been the state ana federal government for the improvement of our state temporarily derided by n decision of Receipts Shrinkage the Canadian tariff board the constiroad ayatem have not only greatly' accelerated the program for better The slabs alone on the average con- tuted referee against this Canadian of Grain roads but have been tha chief agency crete paved road cost about 25000 government In a decision which stagfor emergency employment during par mile Hence with the great de- gered the Canadian department of nathis distressing period The funds mand for improved roads all over tional revenue the tariff board found By JOHN P BOUGHAN mada available have so Increased the atate and with the limited funds that all the arbitrary valuation and Associated Press Market Editor and the project to distributed that in relation to the extensive area the dumping duties imposed n British NORTH SALT LAKE Nor 11 U8DA)— CHICAGO Nov 10— Posaibillties of tha good since the signing ot the Ottawa program has been development of the The following ig a gummary of the North Salt Lake livestock market for week ended unexpected fireworks in tho Chicago extended into every' section ot the gravel road has been a notable pact are Illegal It means U the ruling is sustained Friday November 10: riffrket loomed up before state and practically every commu- achievement Indeed Cattle—Receipts for the week totaled 4242 wheat that all these extra duties collected by nity has benefited thereby Increase In Federal Aid head and outnumbered last week's supply traders today the government upon British good Tive accompanying chart ahows tha k about steady One of the largest grain companies in federal road funds will nave to be returned to tit Improvement ot state roads in The increase 07 08 05 ot as result three the quality Of best offerings a load of here issued a statement emphasizing present mileage a tha the last 4YITI rw years SrtilV Dragon which paid them And it means oa 01 03 trht heifers out of a ahlpment that strange as the fact may appear Utah and proposed additions during emergency appropriations for unEast Crown Point 01 that vast quantities oL British mer-- ! 00 00 from Colorado changed hands at 13 65 East Standard the current year 1933 The solid has aided relief 10 05 08 08 these were the beat offerings of the week Chicago has only 9500000 bushels of lines show the total employment East Tlntlc Coalition greatly have been illegally held out chandlsa mliaga ot tha 15 19 33 13 common and medium grass sters and and private elevators For- from wheat in East Tlntlc Consolidated program in Canada with Ca03 of roadi — gravel Utah’s competition at $225ft3 25: the best llaugliter and that public 01 05 different 01 01 03(4 Easi Utah types exthe with single perhaps 01 08 cows cashed at 1974 this waa one small 09 merly tha amount of federal aid 03 nadian made goods The Irritating fact Empire Mtnag oiled concrete etc—that been have is no 01 oows other of Duluth there eommon cutter and ot of good kinds to tho atatea waa about Is that a lew importer are said to ception Equity Oil : 21 ’"id" Jso Eureka Bullion rated mostly at 31 6002 04 with a few terminal market where prices are built to date and the lined portion 75000000 20(4 per year During 1931 and have been put out of business In Can- 22 25 07 81 24 medium at 12 251 low cutterk ranged down Eureka Lilly M of the bars show the additions that 1933 reto to low 01 03 r enough tha amount waa Increased to ada because of the customs barriers 03 01 permit shipments to llOOt a part load of Colorado bulls Eureka Mines 115 130 well aa a few Eureka Standard locale brought IT25(i2 (4 99 stocks this season are in process ot construction under $125000000 per year In addition which the board now finds to have i'io" 'iM' 186 Chicago plenish — 1933 Hoss wag on the market The 01 slightly 03 hogs program Oold Chain $80000000 more waa appropriated been illegal lower than a week ago with an extreme top It is also asserted that the bulk of 01 03 ( Great Western Record Remarkable 80 35 the United States government hold54 under the emergency act of 1930 early In the week ot 34 50 later sales were 175 Horn Silver Canadian manufacturers however 25411 44 03 lower than this and rated around 03 t 00 004 Howell of future delivery contracts for Although may give the plus $3000000 for road construction re appealing this decision ao that the PALESTINE Texas (UP)-- A new ?01 4 40 for the beat kinds late sales of weighty ings 01 01 00 01 oi y Indian Queen rela- In the public land states From these has that Utah still and impression in market are the were 200 wheat J14S oil boom has hit Texas and the state 07 to Chicago drivetns 04 15 05 pounds averaging Iron King final result will not be known until : 08 04 made at 1415 packing sows ranged from that surprising results as to prices tively few mile of hard surf act road appropriations 10 03 ios" Kennebeo Utoh's allotment waa after the tariff board baa heard further veteran of hundreds is just as ex03 01 33 0018150 01 Kentusky-Uta- h 01 de- yet tha record of accomplishment dur- $4067817 should follow a be In cited as ever with delivery $1f might comparison 07 10 Iambi and of 10 03 sheep Sheep— Total receipts representations trbm both aides and Keystone amounted to 11889 ncad as compared with manded by the government for dou- ing the past decade has been remark- 696685 for tha previous tw years’ ones more has reviewed all tha evi03 00 Within a week the population of 01 00(4 Lhl Tlntlc vw on the local marks a sales 18154 01 ago year able The of 00 the 00 ble the amount off wheat actually Leonora development Texhs community this period As a result the roadi im- dence were limited to a part load of 03 00 00 00 00(4 '"6dii Little Mey r type of construction proved In Utah during the feeder lambs at 24 25 and 45 head averaging available 04 04 Jumped 4000 and the council an04 The textile duties dispute was taken Lead Magnolia local 72 no other and the at 2404 (ales 50 25 20 engineering improvements period of 1931 and 1932 totaled 920 to the tariff board pounds nounced there was room and faMammoth Prices Are the summer Higher ware recorded 01 02 01 004 Michlgan-Utareduced have construction th miles compared with 580 miles the and the evidence during cilities for 25000 more of the British and 01 01 00 OGDEN Nov 11 (U8DA)— The following 00(4 Miller Hill a week ago latest costs greatly with Compared mile in of the dishigher per 12 04 spite The boom was precipitated by 14 30 a summary of the Ogden livestock marMiners Gold previous biennium Canadian tendered manufacturers ket for week ended Friday November 10: Chicago quotations on wheat show standards required for the constantly also been complied show- upon that occasion is still being 00(4 covery of oil in rank wildcat terri- Yio ’'34 &3 cents a bushel high- Increasing traffic The state road Lists hava Cattle and Calves — Receipt for the prices 2 i'is’ 1 55 150 145 — Mountain Copper City men of number was 10 west of tha miles here It ing employed by 01 07 30 09 Canada is charged by tha tory week showed a sngit me ease with 4082 er with corn 3 8 ©3 09 09 cents up commission Moscow a reduction in tha th state road commission and its weighed head as compared with 3687 last week 02 the No 1 Long Lake Plantation well 00(4 Mountain States Pet British with violating tha clause under cents advanced and average costreports ‘!6ii4 tha quality of the week’s supply was about obts 1 03 surface to contractors during th ' period of which the dominion 00(4 bf Mountain View gravel undertook to give 20 in line at a rise of 12 to 42 cents $2000 per mile compared with a cost - with a week ago with hardly tnourh Jprovisions tort wNfcfw emergency- - The report shows from United Kingdom exporters opportuAdding gston'(toCds'MiMarfM!tt !io Idaho heifers 10 kind one load of 15 04 New Premier When'-ibecame apparent the well ft felt08 02 03 02 rated at 23 50 but the bulk ot sale In the about scantiness of wheat supplies ago 00 01(4 New Quincy Tha gravel road at road construction work In Utah nity would make a good commercial pro- 02 I North Lily 54 83 70 15 tha Canadian market Canada’s tex-- ’ — jliss consisted of common and meis knowledge that the Including grading and proper ihoul-de- r 02 dium steers and heifers which went mostly in Chicago the 00 the with 01(4 ducer the rush to buy up leases in Vn08 North Standard year throughout peak were analyzed to ba aa common movement of wheat to all primary dowithin a range ot f2254t42t costa littla more employment in November 1932 r tile' tariffs 19 construction 50 20 l6 Ohio Copper Anderson county started The play as 70 per cent in some instances gold as low aa (200 and mestic centers has revealed a big types high rough dairy 00 00 old Opohongo than road a 1 tha of " 024 today gravel 1532men on the list during Canada's grievance against the extended into Freestone and Leon under one lot of good grass steers 04 02 '02 sold UP to 1350 good cowslightbrought 12 254s shrinkage Total receipts for the cal- decade ago and is to much superior porting Park Bingham 23 49 04 20 that month Certainly the atato counties to the west and southwest 23 United Kingdom in respect to Russian ' 50 oommon and medium kinds 11754c endar week are only 1735000 bushPark City ConaoUdated 22(4 03 004 is no that there This 01 00 In combating the forces of de- timber comparison Park King All the excitement end fever of 25 and lower grades down to (100 and 08 tha 01 purchases is as old In the corre- has made it 8098000 els 05 04 Konold Park against atate for road the ot bulls oi possible under the bulk 02 05 brought l(004t a regulation oil boom prevailed City 02(4 pression in Utah Ottawa pact itself It originated dur03 02 park Nelson Moreover 60 medium to choice calves ranged 13 OOfer) sponding period of 1932 11 05 to commission mi the travalero 04(4 Utah of atata Utah source give The faciliroad funds 06 04 officials prepared to amplify Park Premier 00 with cull and common kinds going millers report that accumulations of hundreds of ing tha parleys between Canadian 91 885 110 110 3 00 3 50 additional miles of semi-har- will be discussed in The Salt Lake Premier Utah 504c 3 00 V Park ties for taking care of new residents at 01 00 Bennett and Rt Hon Stanley 01 I 004 Ploone Bristol of the processing in flour on Its continued market surface The anticipation to Hogs— road hogs 11 almost 50 has a been equsl and automobile train air 17 program 30 great Baldwin and at one time it wu stated Plumbic Mines arriving by downward tendency and late prices were tax are now largely disposed of and concrete at only a fraction of the cost building 45 11 35 next Plutua Tribune could said E the S Reid Sunday city Mayor Bennett threatened to and tha con: unevenly lower than last week’s close with that a more normal movement of 01 08 03 Prince Consolidated 2425 to 24 35 paid for the best drivetns 15 10 35 35000 accommodate Application Provo 20 ference uhlea Baldwin gava Canada ' la mixed kinds were rated at 1415 down and flour may be expected shortly 08 02(4 05 04 Rico Argentine was made for a federal loan to finance soma assurance that Russian timber 25 down 05 ":oi’ packing —sows around 22 ot 00 Laid to Gold Policy 03 02(4 8acremento The police depart- 100 ewer extensions sheep and lambs Sheep Total receipts a 2 would not be allowed to undercut the 704 I 50 5 90 Silver King CoaUtlon 710 amounted Successive advances of the United to 30321 against 20(42 a week 0074 09 03(4 02(4 ment was augmented A new three-stor01 10 per cent preference being extended 03 Silver Shield the marekt was steady to slightly States quotation on gold simultaago 03 00(4 Sliver Standard 01 unto receive stood ' week 2426 i last with than Britain getting ready 'oi higher ’’'oi' 03 jail by 00(4 sterneous ’"6il4 02 in Sioux with Mines a expected jumps the best lambs with a freight benefit: ' 72 desirables 51 Article 1 8) 73 74 04 Silver King Western few loads of Idahos went at this price and ling to the highest levels since the 04 South Iron Blossom Anderson county farmers were “iio two doubles averaging 91 pounds brought World war 'Baldwin’s "'os to the most agreement from 07 market receive protect ‘"oi" Standard South 25 15: the shorn lambs out of a load of among the first to profit by the boom 01 00 01 02 dominion wu Included in ‘article 21? Swansea Consolidated Idahos also a load or two of Idaho feeders observers the chief credit for this 01 00 00(4 they Tar Baby 00(4 with a email freight benefit cashed at 25 50 Frankly facing destitution of the agreement If either govern week's notable broadening of trade 03 01 02 Tlntlc Central one deck ot Oregon brought 29 00 in wheat and other reaped a golden harvest from lease 15 90 '”ii' Tribune' serious injury Australia has lair ment were utlafied that its trade pref40 grains The finan (Salt Lake Trlbune-Chicag- e Tlntlc Lead and g straight the bulk of medium and royalty buyers With the money 160 425 455 125 4 40 Tlntlc Standard 450 drlvelni rated at I425&6 25 and a load of rial developments of the week have Servloe) prospects and stocks ot old wheat are erences were likely to be frustrated by 00 02 Union Chief : mixtd Utaha wen at 1450: tome wooled they paid back taxes and established ‘‘’a stress to repeated CHICAGO — Unsettled conditions regarded amalL any form of state competition the 04 Con Oil twee war sold for 2300 and a tew shorn also served to give :8! banking accounts 014 00(4 00 Utah ConaoUdated administration statements that com- exist in business financial grain and Farmers were good aellera of new other contracting party was to take kind et (1 25 03 01 However the new fields pan out 01 09 Union Associated sintha carloads of ateeri largest livestock Forty circles Farmers art fight- and old corn early in the week but prompt step to prevent such frus00 93 Utah Metal ft Tunnel 125 gle Idaho shipment this year arrived here modity prices especially farm comPalestine is assured of a boom for 13505 02 03 themselves those who are withdrew later poulbly because tration For months Canada has been 04 to Victor ConaoUdated were be advanced among ing whera prices from modity this they Mackay morning dozen Half months a at least several 40 40 88 160 88 Walker Mining were purchased by Ed F Smith of Loi in one way then by some other trying to secure higher prices by pre- prices declined An Important factor demanding a British embargo against if not 01 00(4 00(4 00 West announced have 00(4 Toledo 00(4 reoil companies After being fed here they will major 02 00“ 03 the condition of the venting fanners who need money and that may result In a reduced consump- Russian timber which still reaches Wilbert 02(4 Mr Smith operates Incidentally sume their Journey Intention to drill In the region end 02 or Yankee Consolidated 02 01(4 domestic winter Wheat crop for are willing to accept present market tion is the announcement made by Britain in huge quantities to th detri-- i of U string pew 10 05 04 - Zuma several locations havs already been 05(4 gels the country as a whole Is regarded cut figures are being prevented from do- the Corn Products Refining company ment of Canadian trade made rs on the Salt Lake market COUTH SAN FRANCISCO Nov 11 (API— Following pro ing so by those who are satisfied with —the largest processors of corn— that Just at the moment there is friction somewhat below normal OP1NINL CLOSING Hogs— Receipts for week 27641 compared Corn oats and other feed grains market conditions week ego fully 10c higher top and bulk owing to the heavy Increase in the between Ottawa and London because Hill 100 at 12c 4000 At (4 Minina Bonanaa Bit -Plan Men Business 1004 atT'te Colorado butcherg with rye in the lead have moved upThe governors of five of the largest tax 28 cents per bushel which equals the British board of trade has forwardgood to choice 164 to Bristol Silver 2500 at 10 Columbus-Rexa- ll 3000 at 1c 16 25 light lights good 144 to Central Standard 1000 at ed to Moscow on of the official Cana- 2600 local ltd trucking 2471 aewi 2226 ward owing in a considerable degree grain producing states have conferred the price secured by many fanners In Combined Metals 1000 at 7o Bullion 500 at 10c 900 St 30(4c To Explore Lost Mines Eureka dian letters demanding an embargo — President with down East Utah 1000 at 3c corn In a belt Roosevelt advance Eureka Lilly 904 at 24c the distillof material to demanding prospective resumption Eureka Bullion 500 at 30(4c Cattle— Receipts for week 1350! compared Moecow 200 at 9c a fixed price for farm products on a the selling prices of their products against Russian timber Hon G Howing Mountain City Copper 100 at 1154 Ktnoebeo 1000 at 5c week ago itetrs gtaady to strong few Ariz (UP)— A thorPHOENIX veerMuch of the upturn of provisions basis that will give a farmer cost of is necessary For Instance a box of ard Ferguson Canadian minister at North Lily 100 at 42e 204 at 64c North Standard 1004 at Ike tally ted 764 to Park City Consolidated (00 at 23c London hu publicly protested th Park Bingham 1DO0 at 2c ing steers 1676 practical top medium 770 has been in ough exploration of the dread Supersympathy with the rise of production isand a reasonable profit starch t which sella at $225 would have action Park Premier 2000 at ftic Parle City Consolidated 3500 at lie to gras steers 14601 few 2426(2 What seems at tha moment to famous for lost Park The latter liver King Coalition 200 at (7 tax bringing the cost to stition mountains by grain men an Nelson 1000 at IVo 1000 at 1c 4 40 bulk common to medium 163 to 1069 cereals regarded 8llver King Western 100 at 73c Provo 700 at 15e 23 506426 odd head to )3 00 in the United States who understand $305 The Corn Products Refining ba occasioning special bitterness is mines and missing men is scheduled pounds Sioux Mines 2000 at medium (4 50 medium 720 to King Coalition 154 at S7 GET TONS OF LITERATURE to be made by a party of business Silver price values cost of production and company plant at Argo 111 haa not that tha British board ot trade sent Silver King Western 200 et 74c Tlntlc Lead 400 at 35c feeders 1275 eht stock steady to 25c tha Canadian letter with the statement men in January Tlntlc Standard 150 at 14 40 150 at 1445 higher medium 952 to Ttntle Standard 400 at 14(0 heifers FRANCISCO SAN Thirty-fiv- marketing as practically a fallacy as been a large buyer of corn for sev(UP)— Walker Mining 200 at (9c 100 at 48c Walker Mining 300 at 59c and desirable helfetlsh grass cows 2350 no two farmers can work on the same eral weeks and this plant closed re- that "hia majesty's government in Already plans have been prepared West tons of literature Zuma 1500 at 5e San Toledo 10000 at (4c costing 25 cows medium fleghy "dairy” 437543 for location of a base camp from have better land and cently throwing 2000 men out ot work Canada" consented to its being forFrancisco’s type (3 50 low cutter common (100(2200 taxpayers $10000’ in basis one may can warded whereas tha Canadian gov165 which to direct the party’s explore bulls 23 00 down calves and receipts raise larger crops for an indefinite period alone qulpment votto wend postage registered common 5450: ernment says it gava no such consent- mostly direct few medium tion trips it was announced with no extra work while others are Winter S3 50 good 250 to 300 pounds quoted (675 ers for the November 7 election RegWheat Cut Acreage Experienced desert guides will aid down good to choice 204 to Collins announced recently leu fortunate and the productibility istrar on winter wheat Reports seeding vealerg (6 56 jn charting a course through thi their lands is small and farmEach voter was required to read 0 of the United States received Sheep— Receipts for week 4454 compered wilds words about the various candi- ing methods not strictly businesslike throughout statisticians week ago lamht steady to 36c higher top Is suggest that the noted by Chicago wooled 26 75 bulk good to Choice 60 to Among the loft mines dates and propositions Collins stated Want Fries Fixing wooled (8 26M 60 common medium production in wheat acreage seeded in Lost Dutchman for which 10 men 5 8 75 35 25 25 bulk good shorn However statistician and others the United States for the 1934 crop are believed to have sacrificed their ST JOSEPH Nor 11 (U8DA)— Cattle— feeder eteers 3i lower top and 23 0004 (5 stock heifers steads are persisting in efforts to bring about will be smaller than expected in earFor week Stockers and feeder! strong top lives in hunting for the fabulous gold abandoned the 11 have off that tries gold 2600 tor 939rpound mixed yearlings long to weak 1410 stock cowe steady to their price fixing plans apparently lier estimates Present returns sugSTOCKHOLM Nov fortune yearling steers 2675: native bulk native strong stock calve steady to 25 iwer per cent or more Sold turpltu is m myth lines there standard by Cassel led steer end yearlings I4504i645 fed top aleer calve (525 hlfer calve 2125 wanting a fixed price for their crops gest reductions ranging from 2 to1 10 Professor strongly emphacommon to medium down Their demands for No 1 hard wheat per cent or a decrease of 800000 to S3 75(34 50 weeterns In the is marked Shortage of gold Teachers in New England sizes the perils to the entire gold westerns 2315ij3AO best ctrlots heifer 5200 For week: Fat are $138 for Chicago com 94 cents 4000- 000 acres Recent reports from Bheep— Receipt 75 odd head (5 00(16 25 bulk lamb 26036 hither yearling! 25 higher: world Professor Gustav panel well standard system brought about by 1560(33 S3 25 ft 5 40 bulk beef cows 22 25ft 223 cutfat awes and feeder lamb steady to strong rye 90 cents oats 50 cents hogs $1132 Washington indicated a cut of 7788-00- 0 Town Faee Payless Month known Swedish economist says Jn this state of affairs Those who de- ter (UP)— acres Should the private estigrades yearlings 2325ft450 feeders fat rang lembi (6051 top natives (671 per 100 pounds chickens 24 cents per ' 10(2410 good to choice ranger (6 250660 medium pound sire to work for the restoration of 33 Sheep— 34 cents per pound mates prove correct the government Dr Charles W Burr psychiatrist at on turkeys the week lambs yeargold tnd For present 16 50 commenting fat native 2575ft016 0006 yearling favors of tha the gold standard should know the lings mostly 25c higher aged sheep steady wethers I400ft500: top University Pennsylvania QUINCY Mass (UP) — Quincy 31 of a dozen millions p and butterfat will have to pay many range eggs school teachers are prepared to “do standard problem in tltequarterly re- conditions under which these efforts feeder strong to 25 higher week’ top ewes 12 60 bulk medium to choice 21 (Oft 56 cents cqits a pound dollars to farmers for allowing their a "back to the factory" movement for ' and ranga lambs 1700 1st top 2 16 cull and common 75cftllOO fleshy their part” for the N R A in Decern view issued' by the Scandinavian could count on success and beware native of The bulk and a large acreage to rdmaln Idle for the com- most college students the lambs wheat 26 65 bulks for week range and fed blacklambs 120 feeding straight man and woman wants hia to taking their task too lightly he 26 60ft6 25 natives 19 506700 ber clipped face feeders 154004161 common and me- percentage of the old corn crop has ing year "Every Credit company Ltd lambs 2604 ft6 25 fat yearlings 28 O0ft6 26 dium 1516 0 660 very thin and common The 1932 budget has left the city her child to go to college" Dr Burr concluded It is Mid that unless the Import or fat ewas 2200ft250 feeding lambs 2600 grides 1460 yearling breeding ewee 1125 already been marketed and there is a said “That's tha fundamental trou-without funds to finance the school Normally Professor Cassel points Is movement new sized corn on 2 fair of this the United in States ft6 26 60 rye duty 1500 active 0 Hogs— Receipt 700: two tingles direct season Hog— Today's receipts People assume system during the last month of the out an adequate gold production Oats are scarce everywhere raised at once farmers who are sup- ble with education mostly steady sows strong to 10c higher eight through steady top 1440 on that everybody can take education would correspond to 3 per cent of year to and to will in have com closer small than suffer bulk daelrable butchers ell weight re' 380 2M selling 180 cropi to posed bulk 426 4416 0 pound pound So the teachers have virtually de- the aggregate stock of hogs few 64 05 including choice sows 2100 cent years Farmers want all the losses through heavy importations of whereas the majority of people have(Wctk Ended November 10) gold in the 2400 top 14 05 most sows 22 (5ft( 25 not the native ability to grasp anycided to work that month without Cat- benefits ot tha CHICAGO Nov It city worker 6 hava se foreign rye which has been brought in 1931 Binghta the total KANSAS CITY Nov 11 (U8DA)— Hogs— tle— Receipt 1300 for week better frede the mayor makes ade- world At ths end of thing beyond th simplest reading AIT R from N A cured of sellers at 454 lone Uteh Metal and Receipts 500 a the the after isles 200 Delaware Uteh scattered paying profit direct ’ lower 15 26 to cent higher weighty steerg quate provision in the 1934 budget to gold stock amounted to 84600 mil- Tunnel 544 tone! Blnghtm Mettle 14 tone desirable 180 to 250 pounds I4 00 £405 grade writing and arithmetic farm all licensed and is bushel would long ba It yearling reportgrades products Import duty steady per Minare gorestore the missinig compensation "Too and lion marks of shillings The normal United States Smelting Refining and com15 cents lower light yearling gteert fully steady odd sows 13 15 down girls weak many boys those selling below minimum fair ed by the United States !epartment 100 for week Cttle— Receipt 200 calve 1000 company 6295 tout Utah Copper intended Including light heifer and mixed yearlings output of gold during 1932 should ing fed yearling tteer under dally pany 120 cart on prices would have their license re- of agriculture that between 6000000 ing to collega whom nature shoveL pound In instance! eteadr and higher fully ORDERS WOLVEJUCNE HIDES therefore have been about 2538 milmoitly steady long yearling! and matured better grade Tlatle practical top long yearling voked While all this farm agitation to 10000000 bushels of foreign rye to be working with a pick and to only Tlntlc Standard II care: Emplrt Mlnet fed ateeri ateady to 25c lover: ateeri above steers tl 00 beat wtlshty steers 15 85 is under to enable everyone to DETROIT Holding H Yost lions marks mixed 500 pound way an unsettled situation might be brought into the United “Therefore off 15ft35o light 1900 avermees mostly ltht heifers 4 care Chief college and heifer tetdy to (trong eovg sold up to 90 90 however numerous University of Michigan athletic di- 2064 millions or a shortage of about 1 car Chief ConaoUdated loads exists in all grain markets of this States Two cargoes of 810000 bush obtain a college degree the lntelleo-tuall14 care yeaning 1 car: Mammoth (lime) veelere steady (675ft 6 25 best heavy heifer 6 00 most 10ft25e higher unevenly rector has ordered a shipment of 500 millions and to a certain extent in els aggregate one being from Poland education has been reduced all aorta Ptah Flra Clay (tlUcahY care Total 14 stockere country 35c welehty eteera weak to feeder and lower 50 mostly 14 with 7605 to such a level that Not counting the gold used for non cara wolverine hides from British Columlower with Instances of more decline on grade at 11760 4 50 about 5000 western foreign countries ' Speculative trad- and the latter from Rumania were reFart City stock calves week'i top prime bia for distribution among loyal monetary purposes Professor Cassei grassere In run mostly etockeri: that trade ing has been checked by farmers' poll ported to have arrived at Montreal of things are being taught which have 28 50 choice 122 on tons order Silver Coalition 25 (conceyearlings cows cent weak Kins to tpeslal Lully a beor no in animal the fat out university aggresteady which has college the increase of alumni The place points mixed yearlings 28 00 higher cutters shared advances build fully cies the Emergency Relief associe and will be transferred to Chicago knit stockcome a symbol for Michigan teams gate gold reserves of the central ntrate) steers 35 5 steers 6 90 60 leher tion has had to come to the rescue of Also that in all 1000000 bushels of "How to make soup or steady and vealers II end fed 14 steers 60 educabulk neves no has' in the week ended 4000 higher state since been extinct in this and has banks Bheep— Receipts ings place governments during wheat coma is the will market from in It 21 3 heifers Chicago Europe ' rye fed 2450ft Friday 01 doubles from feeding etations 75ft5 ' 4 earllngt t ' tion” 1835 was 1870 million dolperiod 1928-350 iod 5000 direct compared close last week all 222564 50 much grass fed cow not known how has been Cash Wheat' at Premium jrye Dr Burr described the situation aa stockere 15361 choice classes around steady after advancing in choice lars while the total output of gold NEW Canada from Imported 25 Argentina 11 share 28 (API— Per stock steer calvee up to Nor ' midweek 50 to 76 cents week's top 2776 ' follows! Cash wheat prices In all leading during the same period was not more ea mines YORK Rumania and Poland since the moveof corporations reporting during Sheep— Receipts none for week lamb with closing practical top 27 00 a few $715 “Too many persona are trying to get ' than 1786 million dollars This he de tha past week with comparisons with the 356500 higher but closing around 26e lower Closing bulks: Fat native ranger and markets are selling even with Decem- ment started last summer but it is feedtoo abilities than week' beat time sheep strong fed westerns If 500700 native throwoutg ber delivery and in the southwest at believed year Included the following previous NSW YORK Not II (API— Index of If 19 3 J ing lambs steady it is between 4000000 or educated beyond their week'i top range and $47505 29 clipped lambs $5 76ft 8 00 fat premiums of 5 to 7 cents over Decemto find nice Jobs ' nU fed lamb (7 26 native 1710: elotlng top yearlings 1476 gtapl commodity prices (December SI 1911 000 bushels— part received and many persons trying 6 25: fat ewes Il50ft250 50000 134 1931 100 1) —too many parent trying to find nice ber It is Mid to have been years since equal! araragt equals nl netlree 16 75 late (tie fed lambs 2975(1 feeding lamb 2640ft 76 but 84 million dolsoma in transit to Chicago 1171 preTlous dar 12S 0 week sio duced in the world ni 710 fed showing iamb (675ft6 00 top Hog— Receipts 14000 Including 18000 such a condition existed Flour buyjob for their overeducated but sot 114 5 month sso 115 9 1931 high 141 9 lars in addiction ‘ 12 75 ewe 47 28 251 top (laughter ehoie direct: market on bettor grade hoe deadCattia Prices Dorns c 1931 low 717 1111 high 1019 1911 low overbright children" 2600 32 black face feeding lambs otbars locked holding these around The shortage ths profeasor finds 5450 few ing so active in previotii weeks is " nU 3640(1675 into the declined Cattle as off bide 1415 shippers took 200 satisfied estimeted have have is falling of an result prices the buyers abnormally 1131 by Moody's) (Copyright 19 CATS EXTRA FOOT HANDY Cattle— holdover 21000 Compered with week their DENVER Nov 11 requirements for the time be- lowest in years Prices for beef are nil Receipt 2000 ctlves 25 Compared with aao holding supplies ground 25 oents hith(UP)-ChMich 26 wiek ago also unusually low Movement of LANSING toon tnd choice 140 to 180 ing Feeder classes steady light er 5 75 0 8 90 pounds 14 00ft4 26: lightweight ISO to 200 15 00 ft 610 steers Wife News from Argentina says crops cattle since January 1 this year is far pion mouser at the Lansing polio nominal 40 136 mixed yearlings 95 50 grass heifers strong pounds medium 141004 45 to higher top 3400: bulk (300ft376 Argentina has had above tha average of recent years headquarters is a stray cat with the fed weights 200 to 250 pounds nominal heavy- are less favorable rubber NKWYORK Not 11 Texas 141064 23 beef cow 15(126 high- weights 250 to (60 pounds 1400ft 4 40: nom- frost and the crop in some sections Supplies of dressed beef are approxi- customary two legs at the rorr but to 11 lower fntures closed quiet 1 hither 171 42 er 23 sows 00 cutter inal: packing medium tnd good 2' 35(13 top 23 401 bulk four others ip front The cat sneaks March demand This has caused the value December IU bid' January xPre strong to 15 higher bulls 10(?j£ higher to 650 pounds tllOft1 90 pig good and is understood to be in a position mately 250000000 pounds the larg104 May lloeiil where lowv temperatures might bring jest in years up on itt prey using five legs and Of gold to riss abnormally icaiveo and veakr steady in counchoice 100 to 120 pounds 13600400 emoted libbed spot f it nominal A' suffi-ficientl- 3-- 4 2 2 it 1 tja SCANT WHEAT Road Building One of Chief Agencies for Emergency Employment Just Now "!— SHOCKS MART in LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS road-buildin- g ll r ‘ -- ’ ‘ two-loi- d TEXAS TOWN htif-bulk- g HAS OIL BOOM the-char- ‘ east-centr- two-yea- h Montana-BIngha- 2 1- -4 2 5-- 51 t ’ 'm road-facto- u d 1 A :ir Uncertainty Keeps Grain Market Officials Worried y k ' ":sr :T u Ie le Talk o( Gold Surplus Called Myth by Swedish Economist HEAVY COLLEGE Ox ROLLS FLAYED PHILADELPHIA i - Ore Shipments A)— (UTf y - Earnings 2 Commodity Index ’ To-d- - Rubber (API-Cr- ara- llght-llgn- ude - il e 4? -- |
