Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING PROBE INTO TIN Price Indexes Daily Stock Rttetivct 1934 C 11 iD S BUILDING PLANS BESET OF BUSINESS SEENINWEST BYHANDICAPS Carloadings Power Bank Debits Show Increase Low Rents High Costs and Taxes Cited as Ad verse Factors USATTENTION - 1 STEADY RISE 19213100 SOURCE DRAWS JULY — j Metal Holds Important Place in Economic Life of Ration Throughout Area NEW YORK—The government’s efSAN FRANCISCO— The Bank of By HARDEN COLFAX western busifort to stimulate private building acof far index of Salt America The Correspondent Special Lake Tribune ness (preliminary) for May stood at tivity will fail of its purpose just so long as its efforts In other direc(Copyright 1934) 633 an increase of 114 per cent over June 30— The WASHINGTON tions resuR in the maintenance of the corresponding month of 1933 and house resolution authorizing its fordehigh building costs is the view of cent 7 17 the above to per investigate the Alexander Hamilton institute in eign affairs committee sources and supplies of tin "in the pression low of 83 8 recorded in its current analysis of the building have defense" national interest of March last year The index u based Industry Sajs the institute: to the im attention Bill acted public on car loadings power production ecoour metal in portance of this activity in the field of private enternomic life and Washington Oregon Idaho Nevada prise is in immediate prospect inastiunal security Arizona and California much as building costs at the pres-en- t few natural of the prodTin is one time are still far above the level Despite unsettled labor conditions has States the United ucts of which of rents and there is little indicaduring May in the shipping indusour In no natural supply practically tion of this discrepancy being quickly Prices on the New York stock exchange In the throe major divisions tries of the Pacific coast a deglutts entire history as station figures of from April of 84 per cent in the rectified moved since have utilities of and railroads Industrials together public oT have show mines (we the bureau bank's business Index and a 5 1 per ‘While it possible that rents will first of this year produced less than 1400 tons of tm the show some further recovery the up cent drop in bank debits all other needs whereas our regular annual ward trend U likely to be very slow important far western business indiare more than 60000 tons We Import the only mean cators registered a gain over the preConsequently by countries from foreign our supplies Above chart the general property tax delinwere obtained from the United States de- which building activity can be quickvious month Figures tm terns of and 1 lor the manufacture In of is the value reduction stimulated increases a 1933 the m tax states commission western for ly by Sharp quencies in per rent in ten partment of commerce and the Utah plate babbitt and bearing rfietals cost of building No immediate debuilding permits for Mav over the and solder 1933 were reported in same month velopments along this line are in As a coating in the manufacture of Because of high wage rates in Washington with an increase of prospect to the presfood containers it has up fixed fay 'the codes it is difficult for 179 2 per cent Utah 149 6 per cent Our ent tipi proved indispensable manufacturers ol building maternal Oregon 55 8 per cent and New Mexvast canning and automobile industo reduce their prices Moreover the ico 78 2 per cent Building permits on tin tries are absolutely dependent NORTH SALT I AST June 0 IU8DA'— market for building materials which issued in 55 cities in eight far west- CaiUe calves— nd last the in will) It has many uses preparation v states for May were 17 1 per cent week useable run Compared WALKER ern DlLWORTn DR work a r script tip government is providing with its thli By first of war munitions During the era amall 428 head arrived aa aaaimt laat public works program is tending to higher April of thanjn Utah) 14 Economics of 000 tons Professor 1934 cona a week more than University total of 2256 Thta (Associate aupply quarter of The value of retail sales In the en- seek deprive these manufacturers of the bulk of atock with sisted the mostly plain as American were used in Industry The widespread increase in properry tax delinquencies during incentive to demand code revisions Twelfth federal reserve district ot the stereo and hellers made up oil com tire he sams and medium quality and these moved the last four years is one of the truest measures of economic distress against less than 10000 in In addition manufacturers feel for the first five months of 1934 in- mon oo Liftt stock- within rn of is period in 1933' We are the largest In normal times most property owners arrange that even if the codes ivere revised' creased 14 5 per cent over the same tri ranged as low m 12 oo The bulk oh that we have world metal the consumer of this in lo pay their taxes whether they make a satisfactory re-a- they would not be able to reduce period in 1933 with every section and our annual bill for it varies frm common cowa wr aoid for $1 5012 oo turn on their investment 'or not It has not been uncommon lor tne prices sufficiently to stimulate much showing appreciable gains to $100000000 650000000 The as as index occaluonai'Vain ffEAitSWaiS of well the small home owner to borrow of an increase In building-activit- y received holders May CLAUDE AJAGGER property prices large By British Control Supply bv California farmers for 24 of theirs were made at U6Q&4 50 to his taxes from becoming dean- - Building costs would still fend to rem order funds keep frequently Associated Press Financial Editor state's dominant products was 77 8 the “7dw5whwu“rk5hialwre- - quent But the financial strain under which most property owners main unduly mflatecL despite lower The economic experts tell us that NEW YORK — Financial markets in the first half of 1934 wit- per cent pf the July 1910 June 1915 viied t meat mrku nd dropped about have struggled the past few vears has forced more and more of them quotations by manufacturers of buildwe can hope to be practically self — — close The best week cent below ing materials because ot high wages This is the highest point 25 gufliclent eventually m all our basic nessed laying of the foundation for an unprecedented expansion average dnveln butcher law this week were vkluea to let their taxes go unpaid m the building industry and the high 1932 raw materials except such' as coffee reached 84 16 with rolled kind at and around since However going tax February In 'chart a state of confusion over delinquency Llerning thg accompanying 06 dawn extreme top el cost of transporting materials to sites Th week tea tin nickel manganese and tung- of credit then worked themselves into finanof represents an Increase of 9 4 points 14 the a of the a average they give rough picture 84 20 held (ood only on t lew early sales shown compaiison of construction work over the index of the previous month Some bit weight sten These we cannot produce in liow jt would toe used heavy butchers on a late amount of general property tax de- cial distress in the intermountain and "While there is a possibility that brought 82 50iS 45 Packing sows went of April Further evidence of satis- sale tax as adequate quantities and we have not Mooring of the dollar to a definite so far states for coast western in In ten elates Pacific mostly at 12 5063 00 with a few up to linquency in the building trades might wages been able to hit upon any satisfactory In conditions California is 110 83 25 comthe 1933 tells factory were Pigs valThe data pounds averaging brought the year story tentative international delinquency be reduced there is no prospect of substitutes for them The chief do- although manu- 53 00 A load of Colorado hogs' was weighed that found bank's l rnlhe local and report state information from Since mbjt gathered by off the car at 15 10 with mixed hinds out piled an immediate reduction in freight mestic producer of tm is Alaska with ue of 1$ 5 21 grains of gold as of Janfacturing industries employed 27 7 at $4 flOfj 4 75 and packing gowa oiit at by the United States department of funcUons including education rates in view of the recent agreealmost negligible quantities coming uary 31 was the dominant financial cent more men In May than m 12 1643 25 tax nafor the the on per commerce distributed and property by lambs of theep and rely largely “ ment to restore railway wage rates Sheep— Receipt! from California and South Dakota r month same the the last fifth the to a of week total' is difficult the and it year a board for the showed deorease their support development except npr tional planning to the level prevailing prior to the last Most of the tm output of the world consecutive month in 1934 to show of 5180 arrived as compared withol this In Utah figures which were compiled understand why school budgets and 4M8f"eerrt“etrtf-“"weeks run of UlSOAOPcAlly all i More The resultant huge increase comes from British Malaya In over months corresponding gains ' "While the present discrepancy bethan 55 per cent of the world's tin monetary gold supplies boosted ex l§WTffT58tK'''RQmbefi-Sployed aniftwo sizeable Shipments en route to Colorado urea fordlfferent severeso are of states non federal— hgve suffered tween refits and building costs is the and Kansas feeders A few loads went to NEW YORK 'mwmterKWaiiy cesS reserves of the banks to unpar"pwamniwi payrolls Pacific coast packer and tome local drive-ln- s course not "fully comparable due to ly the past Jew years in view of this chief obstacle to a revival ot buildwere The bond market in aalca Ho the local to by the British empire and through alleled heights direct packer tax delinquency ing at the present time different methods o( tax collection high percentage- of Stocks steady motors improve taxarecorded on the local market shelters and refiner commercially a period of a few weeks experienced and different lawi governing tax But thb loss of Incofhe from delin- tion is also a drawback high Jn dull trading Great the sharpest rise in recent financial Even if 10 dominated by its nationals Cattle and OGDEN June (U8DA— is is only a it a as bad taxes Howevelv issues Bonds give they cattle In irregular quent the oalvei— prime of yard Ogden cent costs were 80 a at reasonable Trading Britain handles some per history More speculative issues soon firm Assessed valu- building wa about on a ateady bast coniidenna the rough picture of the financial dis- part of their trouble level the taxation to which the propIn cow price the total world production of metallic faltered yet highest grade bonds drop made a week kso on Ha ations have also fallen off drastically intermountamand tress the better mixed Corn in specialties aoout et week with cow moved word would other be liable after a building tm In short the British Empire is continued to rise and in June regiserty the ikme rte a on last week lower level cific coast states so far as tax de cutting the total tax revenue about was constructed would tend to cause Foreign exchanges easy gold th? world seller of tin all other tered the highest levels since 1928 and all other clatsee lut about held their 23 3 per the In tells for Utah half story example in currencies sag linquency 162 heed week totaled to own the builders Receipts for countries are purchasers proceed cautiously But with the knowledge that no while lest week1! total wa In the accompanying chaplls shown cent of the property taxes were delln-- "Finally there lightly larger Cotton quiet: higher cables Is the matter of Some years ago an international tm wild absorption of credit into specuwith a run of 911 head The beet steers and " of the average amount quent in J93llBeaideitli total and house foreign commission to comparison at hands helfera early this week changed fMuFtgtiga''tih6ne7n committee organized a tm cartel many quarters-lation in common stocks would again of general propertyTSx delinquency sessea valuation of the state dropped the 35 10 Slid S few loti ot Hint kind from neaf-bIn the building induscontrol production depression Representatives be permitted- - and with the- recovery Jbuyipg and coffee closed milfeed lots brought this price Odd lots of in ten western state for the year from 72itepillion in 1930 to 523 Sugar is blamed entirely on the scarcity medium and good gteeri and helfera made of tRe five tin producing countries program concentrating on expanding The datft'were compiled from lion dollars tot 1933 a decline of 272 try A few weighty beef gteirt were 1933 5041 4 16 CHICAGO ot such funds In fact the governPoland's ‘Dress in Linen 13Included Bolivia the Dutch East Indies Ni- general public purchasing power Comof this at the top figure United the In mformation four Altogether cent years by gathered per ment ia taking steps to make availharvest movemon dairy bred areasere ranged from iJ 25 Wheat lower rather than corporate earnings Wall geria Siam and the Federated Malay to 'a low a i2 50 with occa States department of commerce and the income from that property tax has able mortgage money on the theory Order Causes Heavy downward States came to an agreement in 1931 street adopted a cautioiis attitude ment unabated considslonal galeC of thin Stockers going the National Planning fallen off approximately 50 per cent that to limit production and exports by toward shares This attitude was InCorn Jugher prospective bullbuilding activity will be there The bulk of me- distributed by erably below this range Cows Cut in Imports rated at 82 25 board except the Utah figures which during the depression period dium and good alaughter -f license The cartel ran into difficul- tensified during April and May by by ish estimates 15 82 2 60 with a few young kinds up to comUtph-ta-x th chUdrerratt ending The were Tiumber'fjf compiled by rrot thia action is likely to be disappointties however and its future does Cattle rigmmaljy steady- the drawing up and enactment of the common dairy bred gras cows Went'most-I- r incontinuedto different has for The however schools mission — figure two cutter 00 11 18(33 grade ranged Tht seem ing There is already plenty ot po- Hogs nominally steady iseetiflties exchange act of 1934' de crease the number of patients in tbe tential mortgage money The trou WARSAW (P)— Linen for soldiers from 81 60 downward to 81 00 80with rough states are of course not fully i cent low as par as signed to prevent speculative ex Debt Question Rises aelUng kinds due to different methods of state Institutions of correction and reofficials and society women is de- bony that lenders are not willing cwt Bulls ranged In price from 12 00ft 2 75 cesses WHAT THE STOCK tOU tax collection end different law gov- - foim have In the house resolution one of the likewise continued to fo creed by no less a style dictator than Medium and apod vealers brougWSS pr borrowers to borrow be2 26 3 1 lepd 00ft at rsted ex4 lower 26 and grades Securities Outlook Better end the other functions of gov- cause ' ofx the precariousness of the the Polish government which seeks Hogs— subjects of Investigation Is “the grow on hogs Wok a downmarket The 00 lit too It tent to which the nation or nations credit of long-terernment such as police and firp pro- lnvestmeftto due to the discrepancy bethus to encourage tile use of domes- ward course foltuwlng the advances made ago veslerg 50 centl lower Expansion dy top beef iteers Lets sales the tin re- through new securities remained at imduring the prevloue few26 weeks tic products owning or controlling tween building costs and rents and below last 38 60 freight paid end 3180 flat medium tection hyve not diminished in cent Week were around this to 7 15 00ft 36 helfera 25 3068 00 good sources of the world are Indebted a standstill save for federal and muWith the slogan “Our land must weeks close with a lte top of 1416 on the to during this period The prob- to the high lem of taxation" portance 5 65 choice 35 10ft mixed cowl 14 50ft kinds’ yearlings brought drlvelns Mixeit dollar the United States for sums due and nicipal issues as the financial comeach of feed and clothe us ” the government best therefore lem 50 and making 00 14 locker bulk 82tuft3 354)4 4 15 with heavy butchers going at IS 60fi bulk 21 0044 00 by munity still balked at the securities work of two and take care of seeks to cut down the amount of cot- 4 00 Underweight! rated eroundAA 84 40 feeders steady to weak unpaid” and whether acquisition reto do the 800 Hogs— Receipts alngls direct lows at 12 50ft I 00 the United States of foieign tin act of 1933 governing ton imports most of it from the down and packing to weak good to choice the increased demands besides has California and of steady s wees sheep receipts The ahep— 24 20114 70 310 sources “in fair and mutually agree- issues The prospect of reviving the United States About $19000000 lambs wag- a little larger than last week 210 to 240 pound butchers put the schools and local government with 25 573 pound at 84 20 medium grade and packing finances to some mighty severe tests able exchange for the debts owing flow of credit through this channel with 5C330 head as compared worth came in last year 23 75 sows a week of the receipts bulk ownThe a week ago L: the United States by the nations 6000 Indications of It has meant drastic reductions in brightened toward the end of the Sheep — Receipts moved to the central western packing Army Shows Way beat above r billing The market here spring lambs stesdy holding however with the moder-ing or controlling such resources or through forces several reductions in wages 00 choice to com28 shorn as Ybout'"io'crnu'Iower good to was itk'Yo the First adopt linen armyl"! with last weeks late salts Two week spring lambs 11 00 toewes(i 2522 26lowerfor and salaries and curtailment of serotherwise would improve the pres- ate amendment and clarification of Friday bank debits $2 pared whose summer uniforms fir Same day last wir ent costly and dangerously depend- the securities act The Idaho Iambi late Mon yearling wethere and theep 36 cents lowen vices in many Instances loads of bank clearings 000 was appropriated spring The ministry day changed hands at II 68 although i feeders unevenly lower 21 top rang States with The volume of transactions in the Saturday ent position of the United the work however— greatly 50ft S 00 28 00 bulk Same day last year native ol on a basis of last lambs earlier went ” few load! -the of public instruction department New York stock exchange slowed at Week s bank clearings respect to this matter elese at W 18 Five double ol mlned tpftngeesi 47 00ft 8 85- yearltng ftettiers to the credit of the employe and ad-a 8a me of posts and ‘telegraph! and other week's jNEW yORK-- ln its weekly sumIdahoe averaging 71 and 72 pounds went 234 00 x 5 50: top ewes 82 75 bulk 50 8150ft For gome time there has been grew times m Mav to- the smallest volume June 1834 mixed ministrators— has held up remarkably 25 range feeding lambs t 154f9 clearings a lambe made Trucked-lgeneral 15 38 sumat ordered that public offices also mary of the general business situalng in favor the idea that we might since 1924 With the arrival of early June 1933 clearings circumstances the under well of 27 25ft 7 05 Yearlings moved with- fat and feeding lambs 86 7561 25 range linen mer uniforms beof company CHICAGO June 30 (AP—U8DA)— Cattle in a ipread of 84 26 ft 5 50 One double deck accept in return for at least the part summer and with indications of anyBut there ere many problems ahead tion the Standard Statistics Idaho leader lambs made —Receipts 4000 compared with Friday last Bags lor coins salt tobacco and load of s of New York currently comment of the war debt owing us by foreign thing particularly severe in the na- Mine ay these tax delinquent few out at 16 00 Borne aged week receipts carried about 28000 -Grants — in with getting Company made' similar articles are being by H nations some of these essential raw ture of a midyear slump in industry ehfiw 5OS3J0 ud a few ewes onto) ifpaying basisrMuch fOtTOWir back wntjeM pjouvht unevenly lower only strictly choice weighty of the materials which we do jiot produce (ailing to materialize prtees recovered "The normal summer recession In downproperty will have to be revalescaping general 26 to with this June 20 AP1—AD8U1— kinds PORTLAND ©urielves In liccordarice a little turn bottom dropped out of lake market ued and some of it scaled down con- business is proceeding in an extreme3000 five — none lor a days Cattle Mme Receipts on all lower grades 110 40 new high since heartedly into the drive line of reasoning Great Britain might As of June 1 both bonds and earn- ly slow and irregular fashion and 435 Compared with week ago mar- 1032 best ateeri 110 00 long year- siderably due to the decreased Beck wife of the foreign minis- calves ket uneven- beet steers weak to 25 cents lings to 30 light of farm the Standard Stttistics company incomTONOPAH Nev — The Nevada supply us with tin sufficient to last stocks were above a year previously The price spread widened refinancing power ing of linen wJr’ ntranSe for June us for several years telling down to 83 00 supply and but bonds showed the biggest appre- State Gold Mines company con- ter fostered the fashion buUsand veil- - mon Killer nuower city property by the Farm Credit dex of industrial production 00 wvwilaW 15 S5 sev- - weighty steers smaller bulk selling at 86 An interesting sidelight on the way ciation The total quoted value of trolled by Thomas F Cole of Los An- dresses trimmed with peasant emOwners' is still estimated at a level slightly Home and the “P- “I081 native-anadministration 5lfnt(Vd tputhwestern grass around In which world metals move in in- all bonds listed in the New York 5 and feeders vi?l load I) 0 ir‘Omlnii3 00ft4 will aid materially higher than for May geles has granted ten leases on its broidery 25 to 50 cents lower mostly 82 76ft 3 80 Loan corporation ternational commerce is furmshedvby stock exchange was $38239206987 Seven Troughs mine northwest of Little Cloth Produced 84 50 5 25 heifers mostly 33 754 00 few "Buying as a protection against 86 50 half fat 1000 pound in putUng many of these delinquent to meaty yearling! 25 common 83 004(3 25ft 4 50 good cow most tin Recent trading operations have up $5241531055 from a year pre- Lovelock Charles Lintieum of 81 25 til heifers 50 lower Im- strikes does not afford a wholly sattax list The slogan first was enunciated by 34 the on again medium 82 25ft2 75 low cutters and cut- offerings to properties 15 to 40 lower bulls steady and vealshown that tm containers shipped viously All shares listed had total of the suswas given a lease on the com- General Lucjan Zligowski the leader ter 31 00ft 2 00 good beef bull 24 83 2541 cows proved business conditions of course isfactory explanation lood eri 60 lower 32 504(3 from the United States to the Orient quoted value of $33816 513632 which pany's 'mill and the dump ore This who seized Wilno in 1920 and who 3 50 bulk plainer kinds In steel fox exam Sheep— Receipts 4000 compared Friday will do more than anything else to tained activity to common S5 00415 50 choice to vealeri week Spring lambs 76 cents to tliuu to be used Jn the petroleum trade was only $1343552237 above the lease also takes in what is known now lives inclimd-4U pler-l100ft4 00 heavy calvee last quietly on a farm near that" medium grade aoadia lowrr dedint real! ctoist have been later utilized fax the Jap level of June 1 1933 lieve that higher prices posted for Fourth of July holi- as the Signal Peak mine Y mfwetfr Kpproftcmn pern to 85 00 day and Increased principal underthe third quarter are a more impor”"f "Li'miciirn has formed a partnership ciple the government adopted a bill gheep— Receipts none for five days 3100 lying reasons for reciepti sharp midweek break with week ago spring limbs SO cents or more Lester Munk and Ed Mann It to foster the cultivation of flax and Compared25 cent tant influence and that continued de- with lower sheep reyearlings reflected bonds of The classes lower steady aged mostly strength States emptied of their oil contents closing bulk good to choice nathe said as sgon as the various leases hemp mand for miscellaneous users is s top sprinters 87 10 early bulk 88 75 steady week conscience m the and newed dollar 70 pound kinds and reshipped hack to Japan there down common to lambs $8 256 8 50 under do not buy far in advance) about 30 men full In Poland con- 4(110 late sales 80 15 50 are Foodstuffs in 50 s at operation $0 week inside grown top of selling bonds price a lew medium kinds 15 00M yearlings best to be made into toys and used in the growing physical scarcity to cushion the late summer will be employed 2 00 slaughter yearlings oh Tuesday $7 50 will of one ewes her but mam stitute 4 00 8150ft 83 help 004( exports alaughter dearth from the late bulk $6 50 bulk thrftwout lambs at protracted manufacture of steel plate or for war resulting recession to so haa the for had 6 50 inclose ewes $6 000 long import mostly of new As bank slaughter 3300 issues deposits none for five days munitions 00 (n 2 25 all week The continued relatively favormany textiles that clothing material Compared with week ago mostly gteadySO $1 creased and banking reserves piled Oil Men’s Group Fights - Hoge— Receipts 6000 quality plain marj 22 per cent of her im- with extreme top 10 cents higher at 35 able has formed trend of retail sales also is inholdnone ket m reserve Institutions the upthe nominally up new high for year bulk 110 to 210 pounds overs 1000 all steady shipped quotations nominal avefage dicative of the probable continuation 8l 50ft 510 50 225 to 2Kt pounds ward pressure on prices of bank and Retroactive Pay Raises ports 53 cost 2J6 $4 weight 50 pounds Friday 23 sows 24 60ft 6 00 packing Experimental work with flax and mvestment institution funds seeking ELY Nev iune 29— Activity has of satisfactory business since it rep— KANSAS CITY 84 00ft 4 25 June 30 consumer attitude other fiber plants Is being conducted ft! 18 leader pigs — a profitable return became proreceipts been resumed in mines along the resents the direct LOS ANGELI8 June 30 AP— USDAi— Hogs Receipts no800i direct 480 CASPER Wyo— At a recent spe at the While sale desirable grades offered of Wilno Another Hog— Receipts (or week 300 fully steady mostly direct and ability to purchase nounced ofcial meeting of the executive com- effort University on few market to nominally plain 26 stefdy ore belt from silicious gold to Ely interest In flax bulk 14—50ft5 00 few sales 5 15ft5 in some sections of the country have at $4 104 40 Inflationary septiment was not mittee of the Rocky Mountain Oil was made stimulate 4200 mostly steady fed ferings — Cattle Receipts at an exposition here by steers 15 65ft S 35 few 38 S6ft7 00 trass Cattle Receipts 4600- calves 809 For Lane City s Nevada Consolidated fallen moderately during recent wholly banished but the flight of and Gas Producers’ association reso84 664(5 05 fed natters $5 60ft 5 SO the week Belter grade fed steers and year particularly in tBe western Unas weak instances 15 lower others and Copper corporation this week began weeks capital into equities which became lutions were adopted and forwarded exhibits designed to show the value steers grass heifers 24 15 down eows 52 66ft 3 76 grassers of Polish linen in with 2Ui60 lower with common grass-er- a comparison of the agricultural areas total uemand rea Calves— Receipts 1500 weak to few 84 00 further pronounced year ago definitely to President Roosevelt National Oil cotton snipments accepting lower and better heifers 504(75 grade 25 254(6 36 vealers 25 lower hulk cents most products mains third the encouraging 1934 Was the a m subsided is flux in Leaf tobacco used as mixed yeaning early steady to strong others ore which Administrator Ickes and the congresfew up to 21 25 weak to 25ower butcher cows 16 ft 25 low“The business picture therefore for silver legislation sional delegations from the various valuable export product of the United Agitation steady to aeak er Sheep- - Receipts 2000 cutter and low cutters fully 25 lower copper smelter a de15 weak lu 26 to medium 40ftS eweg ina to good of study brought the question $6 to $20 a still provides little evidence of monetary States last year according “and feeders lower only stockers running vealers Though 2j4i50 states in the Rocky Mountain region 22 50 lower at 00ft3 dull 25ft 50 lower top heavy steers $6 85 ton the ore returns good profits be- cline in activity during the summer just completed by the Chamber For-of flation to the fore again but the leg- voicing a protest against the recent SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO June 30 (AP) 50 best light and medium weight $8 months severe enough to offset the islation finally adopted was not wideCommerce of the United States USDAI— Hogs — Receipts 100 ste yearlings $9 25 practical top vealers75 cause of the favorable smelting rate ruling of Administrator Ickes in makfactors favorable fed steers and yearlings $5 20 men at more definitely Mines has Gold days! noo Com- $4 5000 bulk eign tales of leaf tobacco amounted ly regarded as of a character to cause ing wage increases ot oil field work- - some states where it is illegal Ely A tocauieUReehpthforr'fiV most grassers $3 355 25 $8 in value to $82 095000 in 1933 com- further deprecration of the dollar For week spring work while six are employed near now dominating" 800 ers and other employes of the Oil in- - poor grade may be bought for a lit- - pared last Friday Bteera steady to weak gheep— Receipts 1 steady few n top 150 - she slock etialmnuft ieasF'Wlilefr Is srrvind j! SUL 1ft rente a mnl pared with $64983000 in 1932 They The supply of monetary gold na- bT'owhc 54 - extreme s etvB- - Receipt ft 400 !mb 75 oft sneep about steady jullirn BEES SWARM ON STREET constituted 5 per cent of a the total boosted by more than$3 QDQOOQ (lftnj brought into production gradu19 00 late bulk $7 lamb being good to choice 114 to ateady tive aprlng Vealers 24 50 medium to good 24 00 6 5 60 100 lop yearlings $7 10 dosing bulk $8 00 ally pifter considerable vSlue of United Stale's exports last by devaluation of the dollar and by (UP)- -A Ohio preparatory PAINESVILLE ood 321 to 361'POund cilves IS OOftti 35 1)625 fat ewes mostly $1 5042 00( feeding worK heavy influx of the metal from year 600 nody two deckt yearlings $4 2Sft4 85 sky darkening swarm of homeless Sheejb— Receipt 00 18 medium to choice 13pound wooled bees buzzed into busy shopping Exports of American cigerets even abroad gave the treasury unprecelightly sorted exceeded foreign sales of wheat and dented resources to protect the dol crowds on a main downtown corner 10 OMAHA URDA'— Cattle— June lar turned Thoughts of inflation of corn in value last year according here but harmed no one they fright1500 compared with weak ao led credit to in'’Steen and yearling uneven choice grades to this report Exports of cigarets from monetary Inflation ened lower short about ©then 25ti60c ateady new banking and securiwere valued at $4895000 in 1933 flation The fed yearlings off most she stock 25fc50c lower some medium cows off bulls HOUSE BUILT IN 1634 compared with a value of $4769000 ties legislation however gave the stockers vealers fully 60c lower — controls CASPER Wyo Casper it outfit- party is now engaged will extend weak for wheat exports and a total of $2 federal government rigid and feeders mostly 50c lower bulks foi TtOWLXY Mass ' (UP)— John V ' over private credit 653000 for corn exports ting quarters for ( party of 3S men from- old—station- eatabkshed by a week fed steers18 end yearlings 5 7&0C 00 Bradstreet still lives in the house 90 cholcer weighty steers TacOTr ' Sc- Thrcoxt-o- f ‘Credit both lo the fed- of the United States coast and geo- previous survey and will end on an- long60syearlings —On qf heifers $5 25476 26 choice heavy built m 1634 by Humphrey Brad-strea is an is It unusual It to best rather eral MOAB— powered by grade detic survey The men arrived here other set of old stations near the helfen up to $7 00 beef cows at close $2 25 government and an ancestor counting for the volume of fpreign wheel 00 stern to 50 3 motor a cows a'n and oil ft Utah choice in steadto almost up dered tl geared uation for company during the week coming from Ros- Canadian border During the winter above cutter heavy sales of cigarets produced m this municipalities declined close Sl£5$r2 00 at grades r or seven It states Mountain six will easily transport well N M The party is under the months the party was engaged in a medium bulls $2 756)00 prgctfcal top or any of the Rocky country is the worldwide recognition ily during the direction of Lieutenant Wilbur R? survey of the international boundary vealers $4 50 odd head $5 00 medium 00to to begin operations for drilling a well tons of weight and draws about 10 of their quality American ingenuity $3 258 cholcs stockers and f©ederi of of water when loaded' The inches use Water transportaPorter and will be engaged in a between Del Rio and El Pasq Texas fleshy feeders 85 OS few logos stock heif- by making being responsible for many improve is now being tion yet that t what is happening drilling equipment survey extending from From Ei Paso they worked northward er $3 25u4 15 ments in this product such as the Virginia City Operator BINGHAM Sheep— Receipts 1000 compared with last in the Can? Creek dome on the Colo- hauled to location and will soon aU Hanna Wyo to the Canadian border to Santa Rosa N M use of only the mild center leaves of lower and lambs OOfylOc Prid&y yearlinii Ape 290 tot)5! United States SmeltDixie uuh in Valley Alining 15 on 830 below be miles the ground here The purpose of the triangulation All of tha actual surveying opera- aged sheep strong to 96c higher feeders rado river ing Refining and Mining company choice tobaccos the introduction of weak to 25e lower closing bulks sorted nastart8oni Utah Delaware 850 tons Utah Copper Midwest is Oil Six The company The Refining company Big the toasting process and other mod survery is to determine the geo- tions are carried on after dark in tive lamba $8 00feia6 120 95 18 Sara of good top dally average Nev —jBob Montgom- graphic position of “stations” for use order to take advantage of the more And choice range lambs $7 508 25 fed ing a drilling test for oil and gas qn drilled a well on this structure sew companr Total TONOPAH rn manufacturing methods TINTIC end ia transporting the eral yefirg igo and" transported the structure this conditions and Production of cigarets in the United ery Virginia City mine operator is as a skeleton around which detailed stable atmospheric as Mr'fedl’kg' Halle Standard- - IA rtrs- - Mammoth I states laot yese- exceeded 111000- - developing a gold property in thenrqrveyr Sfe made Other surveying because more progress can be made ewes up to 82 50 range feeding lambs good material from Moab to the drilling- material Iram here fay hQatlt cost cars 4 ears Centennial Eureka (sltar "bVrpOwgFTmats 3 builfhere es- the company $100 000 before it ever 3 cars Victoria Dixie valleyabout75 mile? north of! organisations using these station areiat-rtigby- uemg 100000 Plutus 3 cars Utah Fire Cltr lowfr “1c j"TaTton ‘ ' Eureka Midwest niltca Lilly t2 cr$ Emolr© Ts to The 'could drill for of The drill start the purpose He" cn iso io 125 pounds 14 so pecially reported to havejthe United States geological survey other stations to serie as targets Theihsn Frdpy mo‘ o 4 4 no oiriet for thin light te f- in a ranon v h higtolt£ltg top mg cansotWxtea GRADS MUST SMILE lopened up a block of ore that runs'the department of the interior5 the lights used resemble ordinary auto-1"Slid 17 mult or made several sensational flows of oi) " " — 'LlSnd 8fXlfigfliUUilJ5itaiiMiara)waabJ4wa4w-W4wMe4-- w BOSOTN (UP) — A new polio at $45 to $75 per cirr 3 25 3 Idter ow when park ruined ii?h was well ooi but the pack ng bureau of roads railroads frame and i an be focused to a nar iunt wagon erected and ' 7 p I3 75ft85 Oliver King Coalition The boat v ai built in Moab and is it was drilled deeper and water was Consolidated hat'every graduate must smile whenis being graded to the Lincoln high-cit60 tons and Park Cltf negineers etc The particular row beam 5Fhich may be seen- - for DENVIR Jun 0 (pusda— 4 70 tongnimWoot encountered feet in length with her diploma Jproject on which Lieutenant Porter's great distances io compared week (Receipt iT izs caivee ’y- all-ti- id 1 Stable Currency Proves beading Factor in U S Finance' Program for 1934 ion m Increase During ’Last Four Years One Means of Measuring Our Economic Distress LIVESTOCK — Renewed Confidence in Dollar Reflected by Strength in Bonds Increase in Credit Flow Expected H"Whffltoi!lmehow lt Markets at a Glance half-yea- 18 -- govefn-menta- -- - I DECREE HURTS jricrs U S COTTON T74: dull gdinc U P a y And - aypri 1 5t North 8 greatly---Stimulate- d Therult e 1 S te - ppear- a crop lower y s in oui- or sea- e from ith the figure Comb 76 87 78 1 1 1 7i 8 ULU 67 7 87 7 50 $ )0 ) ) S half-yea- 1 Bank Clearings Business Retains High xx y Season Level r - n prop-dfUe- mwk-elaHl- LkfR -- OB-SfW- n Tfougfuift” rSSSCSSKa p-- e nt Jad-wig- J - h Asked cttMaansijaiB 103 50 Work Resumed In Mines Along Silicious Belt Leaf Tobacco q Inilt led Red D8 IUNTS Co I 1029 change Silver OS Oil ake Bid 70 00 10100 52 133 OS 05 05 19 50 2 00 18 00 4 55 00’i 23 00 A (who'-probabl- light-ligh- Ranks Third in Export Value - lorn-Jagjlln- -- IL S Survey Party Arrives to Sftart Special Boat Will Transport Oil Drilling Machinery to'Cane Crcek Triangulation Work in Wyoming - nr -' et n half-yea- Ore Shipments n 2 07 -- 7 77 ‘ (12 53 K)' i 45 tM1 - A ht 1 1 Oftelt Jeet y i cattle-recei- fi ving ‘n: ' -- |