Show FRIDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 23 NOVEMBER 11 1938 Stock Leaders Yield Ground as List Encounters Prof it Selling Shares Swing V Y Stock Downward Stock Prices In Final Hour Exchange Quotations NEW YORK Nov 10 AP)— Following It tabulation of Thursday'! flock transactions on tha New York atock exchange: STOCKS (Sales NEW YORK Nov 4k8 en- countered profit taking Thursday in the wake of Wednesday's jubilant postelection rally and while strength was exhibited here and there leading issues relinquished fractions to a point or more Although Wall Streets hopes continued buoyant as the result of Tuesdays voting the sharp upswing of the preceding session induced many traders to cash in Then too the fact- that the exchange willbe closed Friday for Armistice day caused some lightening of commit- Hundred! In l' Low High Close Chg I" 175l- 32j134- - Vl 1 1& 12: 4 4 'ir- 38"" Mi V B7 90 8 15 7 444 'j 12 4 23 8lt 1U4 47U 5 Patiiio 1 2 : 8 7 4l - 94 50 3 114- 28l- - r : a - 61 16 23 8 18 95 11 1T4 14HI-- 91 5MI 15 untie union Steel Indust ry's Outlook Good 6l- -- 21: 24 "The immediate outlook for steel operations is promising" the publi cation said '"No letdown this month is indicated and in fact the rate may rise further during November and possibly December It seems probable the trade jour nal added that 1938 Ingot output may be near 30000000 tons output in the first 10 months having been 21123872 tons On th longer term future however the publication was less op- timistic Vi 22l8 23 30 68 149 74 186!- - 23i 34 13!- 40l 44 H 5 40 1 29 29 1 17 8 15 Shell Union Silver King Simmons Skelly Oil Smith A G Socony Vac' 8 Ca! Edis South Pac South Ry Sperry Corp Std Brands Std G A El do $4 pfd Std 01 Ci Std Oil Ind1 Std Oil N J 1 - 271- 4720- 61 Inland Stl Int Paper 5a 47 Int TAT cv4 4 8391 17k J 3 17 17 50 24 4 58 61 No No Am Ed 6a69C No Pac 6 2017 do 48 97 — Ao N 4a 61 Pac GAE 4a 64 db 70 Pa RR do gn 4vta Bl do Ml 70 Phil Rep Btel 90 19 98 12 37 Shell Un Skellv So 19 l'J 6i 64 1 1? 173 28 64 12 173 28 6 as 69 68 118 69 69 69 H18 27 27 17 17 ' 17 14 179 1179 57 28 34 9 321 u 105I107 6S1A TAT i'26' Yellow TftC 621 Younsr 8ATI 951 Radl 111 - 13 46 13 1511 48 22 29 20 16 25 J 29- - 34 58 102 20 62 60 23 21 55 Kit 51" 8Wi 111 4' 41 17 n - 22: 29 20! 16: 24 16 24 6 28 34 57 28 34 57 2 Money 22 29 20 Dlsrount per cent 73 - 73 22 2241 4 - 1108 22 4 4V 6 7 7 102 20 61 59 22 102 61 59 23 at 1 Vi 29 47 40 14 33 13 92 11 51 -- -' -- -- 6lIt 43 63 2 41- 106105il06! - Internal Pet Jones A Lau St Le Toumeau Lion Oil Lockheed Alro Mt City Cop Nat Sugar Ref Nat Tun A Mines Mln Newmont Nlag Hud Pow Nlag Sh Md B Nov 42 10 (API— Bar silver c' ' Nov 10 f APT— Bar gold— up 2 4 pence (Equivalent unchanged per —cent 4 rates Short three-mont- h bills bills Pennroad Premier Gold Selected Induet 52 49 48 48 108 910041100 100 103 98 96 4 81104 95 954 104I104 5102 102 102 23104I10419 1104 20 95 I 20) 6 102 28 6 99 bV H WO'Vi 1Q3 104 108 60V 60 78 108 64 59 78 10S4i9fl'Hjl05 1 10 104 10341104 15104 104 104 aiin 401 854 111 84 111 70 85 70 84 70 83 43 9 4 Ore 77 J 3a 61 cv 45 R3s 661 West P 1st 5s 461 11 934 934 87 87 3 2 109 32 64 80 17 109 6103 31109 103 108 94 100" 24 96 21100 13 104 4 4 104 103 56 65 Bl 5 103 88 57 17 66 31 '61 6 4 104104 85 10 86 10 111 4 7 954 110 93 93 H054 105 10 14 264' 23 1 31 6 66 67 634 MB 100 63 94 93 94 vs 4s 4s 2103 1034 (Equiva- 4 99-1- 6 per cent NEW YORK Nov 10 ( AP)— Coppe— Steady electrolytic spot 1125 export 1134 Tin — 8teady spot and near-b- y 4675: forward 4680 Lead— Steady: spot New Tork 610® 515 East St Louis 495r Zinc— steady East Bt Louis spot and ' forward 505 PIC Iron aluminum antimony quicksilver platinum anil Chinese wolframite — NEW YORK Nov 10 (AP) — Lead closed unchanged to 3 lower Sales 1920000 December 493u pounda March 500h: May 505n Zinc futuera closed unchanged no sales (b) Bid (n) Nominal Range of Leading Futures Open Wheat: High Low 84 63 85 65 t Dec Mch May July 64 65 65 66 65 Dec Mch May 46 49 50 47 49 Montreal Silver MONTREAL Nov 10 (AP)— Silver futures closed unchanged No sales Bid November 4100 38 32 32 32 20 21 156: 28 26 g 38: 1: 13 13 3 24! 2 4 83 184 9 47 11 6 2 2 11 11 BP 21 27 t 7 13 2 84 9: 6!- 81 2 i 9 16 l - 2 2 l't 1 1 5 105 6107 8( 88 38l 83 241 80 1! 64 40: 97 5' 99 1 4 90 28' 85 171 57 Bid Affiliated Fund Inc American Bua Sharea 4 3 Bullock Fund Can ltv Fund 16 4 2 2 Corporate Truat do A A do A A mod Dividend Shares Fund Investora Inc Fund Tr Shares 3 I 19 5 A do B 4 6 Maryland Fund Nation Wide Sec do A 1 — shares! Tintic Standard opened at up 5 cents but surrendered L Aaked 1800 5 06 4 27 IT 37 4 50 a 84 56 4 103 104 99 90 84 57 103 104 80 97 91 41 80 98 92 79 97 92 : 1 54 21 22 6 13 90 6 83 65 12 75 76 1 3100 00 shares Utah-Idah- o 4 31 514 524 Dec- 25 28 25 25 26 26 3s UPAL 6s 2022 A do 4 4a 44 W Wst P 5s 60 W News Un As 44 WPAL 4a 66 A 4 90 91l 1054 83 2 21 8 105 71 62 83 83 91 61 710041100 4 103 61 100 Car Loadings Decline WASHINGTON Nov FOREIGN BONDS (Sales in $1000) 22l May July Boy Deans 73 Dec 76 May Dec May July Dec Mch May 76 41 4 43Vs 730 7 40 800 812 67 63 4 Minneapolis 95 7 7 8 8 25 26 26 734 76 73 76 734 76 77 76 77 42 44 41 43 52 44 45 32 42 02 15 7 30 7 40 730 40 A Living Trust ui 4i 44K44 4243 til t oic 28c Cotton De Jan March May 8 59 830 8 61 8 31 "8 19 7 96- - July NEW YORK Nov 10 (AP— Trad ind Oct commission house buying supported sleadle Bpot nominal middling wooi tor nnures prices In active trading Roubalx valiea held even 10 20 loday eentimee higher waa unchanged Antwerp S 10 5 rin urea cmsea nere unchanged December higher 820b March 836b Wednesday's bank debit 8ms day a year ago Boot standard topi 850 up 10 Thursday's bank clearings id Bam day yau (b 8 52 A Living Trust is expert management of your affairs under your supervision and relieves you of all details in connection with your securities? real estate or business interests A Living Trust is the basis for developestate in ing a sound which you will be fully confident of the welfare of your heirs when you are well-manage- d gone Our Trust " Of f icers virbegladtoe plain the Living Trust and to assist you in outlining xi jplan-- f or your particular needs THE CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Salt £ake City v 8 58 8 50 8 50 844 8 45 824 810 7 87 831 8 19 7 96 L Bank Clearings ao i 4 7 8 00 8 07 779 807 1$ a 4 62I744 4345: 3i!f Hi 524 3942 63: 9 3 III 47 49 51 4 103 ill 63 65 25 26 25 : $2637512 00 275735900 1870559 54 UoUday Sugar- Roy-sto- Earnings Reports 79l 654 49 49 51 tne Yankee Consolidated opened cents up 1 at reacting to 13 Mountain City Copper hardened to $750 bid Ohio Copper declined to 10 cents off 1H and Bingham Metals to 13 off a half cent Park City Consolidated held firm at 19 cents through the trading of gain 10 (AP— The Association of American Railroads Thursday reported 673333 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the week ending last 924 Danlah Cm 5a 531 21 98 98 98 Saturday This was a decrease of 35507 5 112!tl2 112 cars or 8 per cant compared with tha Gcr C Mun 7a 47 101 22 22 3102in2'102 preceding week: a decrease of 59432 or n so 80 Total stock sales Thursday 339000 7 per cent compared witn a year ago o: 744 : 74 74 aharea: vear ago closed total bond sales anal a decerase of 261383 or 28 per cant 511 97 97 97 Thursday 12700000 year ago closed compared with 1930 221 63 4 $475 ' 13Mj 33 3 70 1 51 11 65 70 7 26 14 75 vnt Quarterly Inc Shares Bland iftll Inc Super of Am Tr I) U 8 Elec Lt A Pow do vot n 57 87 12 13 56 49 04 42 63 53 common sold unchanged at $120 Cardiff at 13 cents Grand Deposit n at 6 West Toledo at 1 and Coalition at ltt Feature ot active curb trading laBaking corporation- - and aubslrtlartes- - for tne is weeks ended October 22 reported the afternoon was the sale of 10 n k tlftC OOK 103 105 Inm 107 107 eoual to $116 a share on the 7 per cent shares of Utah Power and Light 88 preferred stock against $374157 or $146 $7 preferred at $58624 a new high a preierren snare in tne like 117 period 84 85 for the year and" an advance of 78 78 $662V4 in two weeks 644: 64 4 80 Cal Ed 60 107 12108 96 107 96 4 90 21034 3 104 - J Close $ 464' July 6s Wool Futures 27 A"'- 55r Unchanged 664 uauKera uonrerenceite 28Ba'rley— Illinois 33® 66 nominal and Mtchlean 45® 70 yeuow i Soy beans — ino Timothy seed $2 85 Iff 290 nominal Red clover seed $11001400 nominal Red top $875 01920 69l 5s 94 65 27 37 good-accoun- l 47H48 4 MINNEAPOLIS NOV 1U un-wn- ev care — Recelpta w iraum Ca'h— No 1 ldwQuotations changed dark arlr northern 71Utf$724 FOREIGN BONDS No 2 68 norther No 1 69 4® 71 (Salea In $1000) KM 3 'v jSn a 69 laut dark1 4 ii'DOt hard 21 69 69 5s 53 Abltlbl 66 winter Montana 1 liar or No hard Australia 5s 55 8104!104 4l: 1044 nara amner ourum nu 1 'zs do 4 4s 56 iui4 vsiiuiftiiuitt 53 S69Vt 3 Na 3 2 No 51 15 15 Brazil 8s 41 13 1 red durum 5244353 fiioill 110 110 41110 Canad 4s 60 trading Corn— No 3 yellow 424 ©45 10 16 16 16 Chile 7s 42 n'Kn"- basis up 4 quotations 1 17 18 Colom 6e 61 Oct 23 18 Oats — no a wnne 7svuvai 99 2 99 99 Denmark 4 4s 62 31 31 GCAB 6s 60 Oct Barley 27 2r 87 49 31 71 27 27 4 27 Rye— No 1 GCAL 648 58 Flax— No 5! $1734 ®i 82 671 29 29 29 Ger Gov Sweet clover seed $400 6 45 3l 34 33 34 do 7s 49 11 81 81 81 GCEPJap 7s 44 101 80 804 80 Italy 7s 1951 Kansas City Lit 85 85 85 Japan 6 4 s 54 KANSAS CITY Nov 10 (AP)— Wheat— 15li 69 69 69 Japan 54s 65 86 rare: unchanged to 4 lower: No 2 dark 8 8 3 8 Mlnas O 64 59 74 No 3 66 hard 67 714: No 2 101 810184 41101 Norway 4a oJ No' 3 1V4 41 54 4 hard nominal 58 54 4 54 Orient D 61 red No 2 nominal ©63 No 12 12 rem 7s su 12 13 44 3 nnmlnal K94tTi62 44 44 Poland 8s 50 81 33 Close — December 59 33 Rhine W 6s 55 33 May til 4 Juiy 80 7 9 7 7 Rio de J 64b 53 Corn — 39 ears unchanged to 1 higher 9 68 67 68 Rome 52 no No 2 white nominal 11 21 21 Sao P St 7s 40 21 : No 2 ye low nominalj nominal 42 A Ci 68 5 58 C 61 58 Tokyo 84s 4 No 3 nominal 21 59 Tokvo E L 6s 53 68 58 No 3 nominal 4Z No 2 mixed 44 58 3 68 68 Tokohama 6s 61 VP 43 : July 397 500: pre : Mar 47 Total sales Thursday Close — December 44 vious day Jll942550 week ago $8453- - 48 two years ago Oats— 1 ear: unchansred: No 2 white 4su year ago closed $16480000: January 1 to date $1551- - nominal 2440254: No 3 nominal 024955 year ago $2479298800 two 24 0125 years ago 3U4iV7uuu mho maize — nominal m 11 Kafir — Nominal 64 ©70 Rye — Nominal 39 4 9 414 Barlev— Nominal 29fllT3 No 1 hard and dark hard wheat 4 iff IS cents over December No 2 hard and dark over 2 4 a 14 herd No' l red wheat Chicago 3® 4 over: No 2 red 2® 3 over: No i a- No-- -1 CHICAGO 1— Po whit corn over: No 2 yellow 61 — tatoes Receipts 74 cars: on track 2W) corn 4 Under to 4 over No 2 mixed total U shipments 496: russet Bur- - corn even to 1 under banks ' beat oualltv about ateadv demand (air fair quality unaettled slightly weakLiverpool er tendency- demand slow: Colorado firm: demand moderate Northern LIVERPOOL Nov'lO (AP)—8pot wheat cobblers and round whites firm demand — No Z Manitoba 5s 24d: No 2 hard other varieties steady de- yiliow 48 4d Russian 4s 2 4d Australian fairly good mand fair supplies moderate sacked per 4a 9d u n no cwi Wheat futuera closed easy December joano russet nurnatiKS 1 $1 604il80: Colorado red McClures 614c: March 62c May 62c U S No 1 cotton sacks $196 burlap 474 Exchange Wisconsin sacks round B u$175183 No 1 $101)81 05 u- - B wnitea commercials $100: Michigan rufset rurnls Winnipeg U 8 commercials $100 North Dakota WINNIPEG Nov 10 (AP)— Wheat: Bliss triumphs 90 per cent U B No 1 Close Low High $135: cobblers 90 per cent U 8 No 1 Use 57 $ 58 584 $110 Minnesota and North Dakota early May 61 60 61 u unios no to per cent tj H no 1 July - 61 62 61 S11UV12U wneat — no a northern 09c no z aoc no j Oats—No 2 whit No3 28c Idaho — IDAHO FALLS Nov 10 (AP) Upper vauey — nussets u: o no 1 a lew eoc siuu air occasional car fine quality large higher U 8 No 2 60 ©65c practically free from cuts 75 ©77 4c Cash to grow NEW YORK Nov 10 CAP) — Trade price ers bulk per cwt Russets U S No 1 fixing influenced by Improved sales of 60'D 75c U 8 No 2 30 & 40C cotton goods caused cotton to advance v — Carloads f o h today but Twin resistance developed around the cash track to gdealers Russets U 8 8 4 cent level for January and March no 1 hoT90c: an occasions car h uther March which had advanced from 845 U 8 No 2 60 tf 85c to Cash growers to 851 'sold at 849 In mldafternoon when bulk per cwt Russets U 8 No 1 60 tne market waa 0 to points net higher 7ue: most points 60Q65e U B No 2 futures cuosea e IIto s mgnee ill Low Close joigiauc most point! ilac Toung SAT 4s 61 48 96 15-3- 66: 274 t Mine issues gave a of themselves in Thursday's session on the Salt Lake stock exchange numerous leaders scoring modest Trading was more active gains than It has been for several days a few issues selling in substantial number the volume including Comet Coalition Eureka Lilly and Park City Consolidated Walker recovered to its previous high at $190 up 5 cents Prince Consolidated to 63 cents up 5 Silver King Western to 37 up 1 Chief Consolidated to 40 up 1 and Rico Argentine to 19 up 1 Comet Coalition recovered to 21 cents up 1 with 3800 shares trading Eureka (Investment LHlymened unchanged at38ce and advanced to 40 on a volume of No 3 hard tough 63 No 1 Corn— Old No 1 mixed 48 48 white No yellow ias nw Nn f mixed 47white 4(347 48 2 No 48 1 No yellow 46 INO 2 mixeo ZOT4i nu OatS 1054 Jan 26 66 41 4 UJ Cash Quotations — Cash wheatruirkcin Nov m (API No 3 mixed 63 rVs 110 161 voliniKYA miamim W I Investment Companies NEW YORK Nov in AP1 40 11 Advance on aiwoic oats: 4 Alum Ltd 5s 48 AmGAE 5s 2028 AmPAL 6s 2016 CGAE 5a 58 A EIPAL Ks 2030 Hy Fd 6s 49 A II1PAL 5s 58 O Ind E 6a 47 NPAL 5a 2030 B Nev Cal E Ba 56 NEGAE 5a 50 Okla Nat G 5s 46 51 A do P P A L 5s 55 I PCPAL 6a 79 PGLAC 4s 81 B 721 Phil Fl P 5 P8NI1I 4 4s 81 F rnrftL 3 48 4BD 50 do SEPAL 6s 2025 A aa- - 71 11' 1141 14' 14 4 40' 11 7l to ntea to sensationally large amounts of corn being withheld by farmers According to some to obtain federal loans trade' estimates- the total of corn sealed rovernmenr tne inn imuu for loans from la expected to equal or exceed tne aggre Into cony movs would which normally gate merciai- - marKet cnanneia Rural offerings of corn Thursday were rr and niKnerous tradera bought corn Topmost futures against salea of wheat were prices for corn sines September 30 reacnea Corn closed at uie nay s peaa quota wun c to 1C higher compared tion Wednesday's finish December 47(S47c wnrai wiwwms 1 May ur C decline OBIS ununiiniscu m m o aovancea ana pruvinuus c to rye 2c to 1 o down Corn: 103 108 HO 4 93 94 854 93 87 109 64 17 104 103 07 65 61 104 iuihibu 40 111 4 eraln trade Thura- a nuanei jn mci 1 24: 4! 4:4' 3i 13: 20 2 1114110 110 Sherwln Wma HO 231 IZUli Singer Mfg 22 22 22 Technicolor ll: 1 2 Trans Lux 24 24 3 28: 4 3 United Gaa 8 3 Un Lt A Pow A 12: 3 Utah-Idah1 151 Bug U P A L Pfd 251 59 59 59 vS 1 2 21 2 Walker Mining 3 3 3 Weatern Air Exp 2 7 65: 7 Wright Harg DOMESTIC BONDS -- 48als- Potatoes LONDONVNov 10 (AP) — Cloalng: Copper — Standard spot 46 pounds 12s fid fu ture 46 poundl 17s 6d' electrolytic spot bid' 52 pounds 10s: asked 53 pounds 10s Tin — Spot 214 pounds 13s future 215 pounds Ss Bids: Lead — Spot IS pounds 6a 3d future 16 pounda 10s Zinc — Spot 14 future 14 pounds J8a 9d 158L pounds 29 6 l'R' II 63 108 20 23 54 $3477) Bar silver — 19d lent 4193 cents) — 13l-4- 6 21l 21l 03VJ OJ'ti 29 47 40 14 33 13 14 5 52 26 5 52 and Monev LONDON 146s 54d 98 PP Villi14 214 T ' 23 54 6 14 26IV4 27 90 111 3 73 fc— Unchanged' 100!107'107 31 32i 41121 2r" 14 s'n 94! 53 NEW YORK 57 28 34 9 4a 44s - Settlement prices at Utah smelters re ported by the American Smelting and ReLead 510c pound fining company are: copper" cathode 109c pound 66l 66l 8 8 106 16 99 11103 106 99 103 98 mminn the iarirhtn nfcema day and rose 4 ww wnereaa aeaunga itmw4 5s Metal 9V4 51 48 51 61 Weat Un 58 51 do 58 60 50 do Whel Stl 4 see A 12 6 no 56 Un Pac lat 4a 47 do 34a 70 Utah LAT 5a 44 Utah PAL 58 44 Virgin 6 Mi Pacif do 3 a do 44a Std Oil N Stude 6s 1 56 54 3b Rev CAB ODV4 72 5S S3 4s S4s do 41 4s 3s on Rand R- 27!' 90 19 98 11 36 4a El 3a 67 G E 4s 60 Port Post TAC 4 26 2l!l06 Chicago NovGrain 10 (AP) — Corn aetback Ind cat one -- 45 5 34 9 27 13 19 54 10 10 4 14 23 I 3aCo Am 20 29 1UM 13 23 2HW)4 Nat Dy 3s51ww III ll8 Nat meet a to 75 B5 NYC rfg 5a 2013 do 4 48 2013 A 103 60 7 7 do 46 lOAi 30 28 05 10 16 8 11 27 13 18 84 10 14 23 TS46I32 Mont 45 2 16 26 117 46 ilo Pac OB l l r do Kn 4a 75 previous 32 60 4s 1 6 2 61 Loew's Total sales Thursday 2176753 shares: day 8098780 week ago 1065-10- 0 two years ago year ago closed 2581710 January 1 to date 253779368 year ago 362372190 two years ago 4ib : 083 r7tt a Fd 4a 45 i3i4 28 84 6 2i08tl084 2 9641 96 McK A R 5 V4S 50 11 41 21 29 361 L A 7 6 54 66 Kreage 22 5 34 9 28 13 19 54 10 Cen 107 39 4s 4s3s 107 5 107 271 3S 111 94 93 114 s 4106 MiKJP'MUXO 105 15105 '3 103 12il03 4108 Ji 1084 1084 46 Ac Gen 56 Goodrich Good TAR 58 37 Gt Nor 4s 46 G M 40 8 Wrlfht Aer wngiey — V —jr 18 50 II 14 Erie rfg 5j 75 do fin lieu a uo l7 Prol 11 '82l-1- 7 U -3 29 55 11 Zenith Zonlte HI 91 DAR O W 5s 55 do as oo aso 30 3102 2 7 34 28 67 Underwd El 90 Un Carbide 19 Un Oil Cal 99 Un on Pac 12 Unit Air Ll 37 United Aire1 19 Unit Biscuit Unit Carbon 73 4 United Corp 6 Unit urug 65 Unit Fruit 12 Unit O Imi US GVD Df( 151 29 U S Ind Al U 8 Leather! 2 do A 7 U 8 R A II 6 U 8 Rubberl 100 55 3l!l07 do 1 pfd 6 70 u B emeu 4i do pfd U 8 Steel 70 3 118 do pfd V— Vanadium 34) —W— Walgreen Walworth Ward BakA do B west He S3 10 12l 72 781 7 A W Ford M Ltd Gold field Con Gulf oil Hecla Mln II mine Gold Humble Oil -7 1S'103103!103 3a3s 3a 15 35 29 1ST 23 14 25 151 Columbia G 5a 61 51 Coml Cred 3 46 Con Edia so do Con Oil 3MS 51 63 oinum P do 34a ha 77l- - 7 3s 4a 11I 14l- ll4 HAWI ?! 11 111 38 7 Younl 101 27 47 20 77 H4 17 78i4 29 23 38' 11 14 20 White Mot Wllson&Co Woolworth Worth PAM In Nick Can Int Halt Int Shoe Int 12 58 48 do pfd Wesson OAS West Pas West Union Wcntgh Alr! 21 Hud Motor Hupp Motor1 Illinois Cen Induet Ray Tncer Rand Inland B'tel Inaplra Co1 Interlake Iut But Mn Int Harveat A In Hv-E- l 2 28 Safeway St Jo Lead Schenley D Sears Roe 8ervel Inc 11-- I £ Warner Pic 16 14 165 28 Howe Sound 60-5- 63-5- 8 cles pointed out by the BONDS 'CORPORATION day holiday coming Friday al in S10UUI (Sales though mere was no indication Cloae iSalesI High Low Wall Street feared untoward hap A penings over the holiday except 84 151 84i 84 Alleghany 6s 44 united 2! 75 75 75 Dossibly in foreign artairs do as 4lJ 39 38 2ti 39 do 5s 50 st into ir States governments lapsed 61 55 56 2030 bs A&rP S 61 in TAT 3 regularity and leaned a little toward do J Vis 61 4105I105I105 the downside In late dealings Two nac Cop 4i 50 8105ll05ll05 98 191 98 rm Del 4s 55 or three treasuries closed 97I 106 T A 8 F 4s 951 24106 106 and higher and the rest of 98 lower to 9i 99! 98 Bald Loc 5s 40 St thejist 22 311 22i 22 B A O 5s 2000 D Most foreign loans were quiet in 60 23105 Beth 8tl 10ailtlo do 3¥s 66 26100 100 100 a narrow range There was further 74 93 74l 74 66 Bkly M T improvement in issues of Colombia Can N Ry 4 s 57 and Buenos Aires and uerman govI(ril5lil5:115 11 94 94 94 can pac 4"s eu ernment jind municipal obligations 82 81 231 82 do 4s perp 5 1 2i - 7 6 -7 Ceil Pac 1st it Transactions— totaled JM397500 11 11 2851 12 5s 75 with 11942550 Wednes4 3 3681 4 no ai ds zuuu compered 6 491 5 6 92 CANW cv 4 B 108 108 1084 day 65 CI El 73 73 7 73 77 CI CI U T 61V4 11 61 bl Col F A I 5a 70 47 22 2 13 59 33 38 47 22 28l 7 6 W Mil °n A 1 lZt 6 - 24 47 !8- Trl Cont Twent Cen-FoFilm a Min s s 4s 1 23l Tranaamer Tr A W Air - 26! NEW YORK Nov ' 10 UP)— The rate of around nation's current-stee- l 61 per cent of capacity is likely to continue throughout the remainder of 1938 and even may climb a little higher Iron Age said Thursday in its weekly review of the steel in dustry ' 1 27 2 52-5- 4a 2l- 1LI 5 bi-- 'a 75 75 Texas Corp Tex Gulf PI Tex Gulf 8 Tex P L Trj Thorn Prod Tide W As Tim Det Ax1 Tim Roll B 1 1 - 12 46l Vl Swift A Sw ft lntl 10 Gen Baking 5 Gen Bronie 19 Gen Cable 87 do pfd 25 Gen Clear 48 Gen Electric 39 Gen Fooda 69 Gen Milli 330 53 Gen Motors Gen Ky sig U Gen R Gen Th Eq (Sen T & hi Glllet Sf Rii Goodrich do pfd Good TAR r 153124) 6HI 47141 Col 1 29t 9l - ¥ Houd-He- 12l- 98 - 5 23 5M 3 5 60 98 12 2 43$ 83 — T— 176 5 40 Fairb More Firestone l Flintkote Freeport 6i Home 29 5 60 Studebaker aunihlne M Suoerheatr 1 V4 3-- 1 29 74l- 29!- 13 Repub 8tl do cv pf do pf A Rev CAB Rey Tob B Stone - 16tk Cu-A- GtNoRy pf Gt Weat Sg Greyhound —H— Rai-A- t Glas Hecker Pro Here Fowd Hersh Choc Holl Furn Holly Sugar 10 30 28 13 74 12 M 10l 30t 29 10 31 29 13 Stew-war- 21l£ 41l31 67UI- - 7-- Gran C Mln Gt No Ir Ore ctf 29l4i— 3 7-- 53-4- 9 3s 10 23 1U3- 52-4- I 521 42 6 15 do pf B 11601 47 131 22 10 i'A 13 59 35 39 11 15 - 27 21 33 52-4- 7 I 99 Penn Dlx C1 Penn R R Phelps Dg u UUdti a Graham-P- 10 75 G Paraf C In Para Pic do 1 pf do 2 pf Park UCM -- Tintic Standard Mining company has signed a wage contract with Tintlo local No 151 of the Interna tional Mine Mill and Smelter Work ers James W "7ade vice president and general manager announced Thursday Five major companies have now signed up with the union the others being Silver King Coalition Mines company Park Utah Consolidated Mines company Park City Consolidated Mines company and International Smelting and Refining company Tintle Standard's contract is the same as the others embodying terms accepted by the operators and ratified by the various local unions last summer The contracts all expire June 30 1940 and provide for a sliding wage scale based on metal prices Although' Tintic Standard's contract was not signed until Wednesday Mr Wade said the company has been operating under its terms since July 1 when the contract was- I —P— GAE Paik Mot eh ioi- - 1 10 91 Paq- Colg-Pal- 49-4- s-- All 2t 66-4- 6 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE Improved levels included American S 47-42:108 00105 291105 29 & Foreign Power 5s Goodyear 5s 3S 49-4- 4 43106 17 106 17106 17 Bethlehem Steel 4Vis International HOME OWNERS LOAN Paper 5s and Pacific Gas The profit cashing urge was pre S 49-3- 9 25 102 18:102 17102 18 US 44-- 4 11049 1P49 1104915 cautionary sharpened trading cir AS 52-417qVv ifiJfl8-15ilQ- 6 Armistice 17 26 144 461 Ohio Oil Oliver F E Otis Elev Otis Bteel Owens- - d Tintic Standard Signs Contract 9l- - ioi 10 811 28 39 29 9 80 16 Newpt Ind NYC RR 3581 21 NYCASL pf 24 34 1 21 NiNiiari N Y ShlD 39 15 1 187 Nor A Weati ivo Am Av 1811 16 Nor Am Co 3231 26 791 14 North Pac 16 46-4- 4 53-1- Nat Lead Nat PL Nat Steel 148-V- 8 coca-coi- 53 17 9 nat until lit oy uie 13 18 NaTBIacultl Nat cash K Mat Py Pr Nat Dept 8 at lainiru 126 S3 Nash Kejv d 45-4- S ments1 37 19 43-4- a" s 1323 1653 38117 18911 14461 Mont Ward Motor Whl Hurray Cp onds Thirty-Second- - 3s 3s 3s 3S 3a 3S 3s 2s 2s 4122 - 26 103 A UP-B- Mine Issues rvf the! TnnrWct4 finftnrinl NEW YORK Nov 10 ( API — Following United States will be closed Friday la a list of Thursday's transactions on the observance of Arkistice day 'New lorx curb exchange: STOCKS The New York stock exchange curb (Sals In Hundreds) ' exchange and leading commodity Low Close iSales High markets will observe the holiday 7 124 Alum Co Am 11214121 ' 2 81 2 AmCPALB 24 In Salt Lake City the stock ex29 Am Cyan B 231 29 28 1 Am bud Power and all banka will be closed Hi 14! 1 change 18 18 Bunker Hill A S 5: 18 22 22 in Franae and Canada 12 22 Carrier Corp Exchanges 70 8 70 6S (jni Hex snarl also will be closed I The London 8 Cltlea Service 8 10i 9 41 do Did 41 3 4 Colia Pat V I 70 f 69 694 stock exchange and Liverpool cot Com OSo war 29 IS ton and grain markets will function Con Cop Mlnea 8 27 84 13 El Bund A Bhars 189 iat£ 13 as usual 69 do pfd llJ 694 69 Chicago will suspend dealing in 63 do S5 pfd 11 63 6234 2 2 2 Elec Share livestock but many centers in73 25 73 do pfd 73 cluding North Salt Lake will oper Jl Equity Corp 14 101 Flak Rubber 104 101 ate as usual Ford M Can A ii 3 4: ZJlj iYl 301 24 24 do B NEW YORK Nov 10 a fairly stout resistance offered TREASURY Thursday to profit- selling prompted Low ISaleel High Close since Monday by the sharp run-u- p Marl 11072 1107 2 110T2 Rail loans recorded numerous 41 3110712 10712110712 21109 30il09 291109 29 gains despite a small decline in the 2i 109 21 1410923109 Press rail average 1 109 24109 241109 24'7fSOC!BeU 31139 U136 IH36 Ahead fractions to 1 or more points wer Atlantic Coast cld i1SI:S8!i?i:ftli?I:5SW 1 108 231108 23106 23 Liine da or 40 at si owmniore 9 13:102 261102 81 Central Pacific ljl02 28 10214:102 10110212 Ohio 4s of '48 at 20104 00 1033110331 5s at 607g Nickel Plate 4s of '48 26 106 26 29 106 16 108 17 1 04 11 104 8 :104 8 at 75Mi and M K & T first 4s of 2103 11 103 9 1103 ll 90 at 56 V4 5956 62 102 24 102 19 102 19 Other corporate issues closing at ' (Dollars and York High Ml 8 GOVERNMENT BONDS (Sales in $1000) U Hogle A Co member atock exchange) Low Cloae 30 Indust 15890 15679 15747:off 81 3 20 rails 3371 3301 3317 off 01 20 utilities 2525 2458 2472 off 25 Bands 9088 up 20 Commodities 4892 up 04 20 20 30 Indust Rails Utile 4 1938 high 2497 158 08 3318 1938 low 9895 1900 1514 1937 high 19440 6446 3754 1937 low 11364 2891 1965 2 New Vi 71Hi ff NEW YORK Nov 10 are Tbusdays nigh low and closing prices of bonds on the New York stock exchange ana tne total sales or eacn bond: " (Furnished by J 12 23 Offeringswere sufficiently exten-sivsjthe start to put tne ticker 26 MJ 111UJ u tape behind throughout most of the Jirst hour when— 810000 - shares BY changed hands Volume dwindled "SB as subsequently buying support apin 14 sell-o74 in Another the final peared 12 40 hour was unaccompanied by any 176! 38 2 194 pick-u- p in dealings Transfers to201 6 taled 2176753 shares against 3098-78- 0 8 the day before 24 8 Average Drops 3 Point 47 The Associated Press average of 60 Issues Was off 3 of a point at "'644 compared with Wednesday's advance of 13 Business news was again cheerful Including expansion in steel mill 2 115 operations a sizable increase in U S Steel's October shipments of finished products compaed with September and estimated of growing automobile output 30 Buying of American stocks from 184 34 '4 abroad was again in evidence with 421 14Vt the British pound "dipping more 48 35H 1 33V than a cent in terms of the dollar 14l 12 27 6V Foreign securities markets were 181 8 steady 21 25 5 37 Prominent stocks on the downS4 104 side Were U S Steel Bethlehem 42 lot General Motors Chrysler U S Rub9' 234 Pack ber Anaconda Kennecott Douglas Calif 101 214 Calla 201 Cal lite at Aircraft Boeing Du Pont U S C D O Ale 381 9 184 Gypsum Western Union Sears Roe Canad Pac 40 7 4 141 Car & Gen buck and American Can 421 964 Case Co 211 514 Utilities held fairly well but Cat Tract 63' 26 North American was off 1 at Celanese 331 16 Celotex 24 8 on reports the Harrison Wil Cerro de P 24 53 19 121 liams interests would dispose of Certaln-tBfll 36 C ft Ohio SI 43 34 some stock in this company as Dart Chen Cnrn 3 N W of the program to readjust to fed Chi CMStPP 1 do Did eral requirements regardingutility 87 Chrysler 137 holding companies 61 do A Rail stocks and bonds were re17 sistant although last week's freight Colo P & 23 195 GE loadings published Thursday in- Colum P vt 101 184 stead of Friday because of the Fri? Colum 7 Colum Cart) 59 Com credit day holiday were down somewhat Cnm Bolv 114 mor than seasonally B! ?V4 Santa Fe COfflW 28 Pennsylvania Great Northern and Congoleum 22 Con Aircr 34 Illinois Central shares emerged with Con Edison 104 do Dtd modest advances Con Oil 94 17 Container 23 Cont Bak A Republic Steel Rises 2 do B 40 42Vi Can Philip Morris was an individual Cont 55 32 Oil D Cont climber gaining 5 8 points at Corn Prod 16 68 1 176 do pfd 3 at 94 140 8 J I Case was-u44 luc Coty Republic Steel was ahead 1 at 23 8 Crane Co 294 of wn on announcement of plant expan- Crm 9 eras ev 15 sion and Improvement planst Crown Zell 91 do Did Commodities were uneven Wheat 54Bug to 8 of a Cudahy Pkg 15 at Chicago was off r cent a bushel and corn was up 8 Curtisa-w27 do A Cotton advanced 30 to 40 to 1 8 21 cents a bale 24 23 Retreating fractions to more than 8 a point in the curb were Electric 23 31 Bond and Share Newmont Amerl 70 can Gas and Electric and Lock151 heed Singer Manufacturing drpjiftetl 9 on a small sale Ahead fractions 23 to one or more were Creole Petrol 35 eum American Light and Traction 13 40 do Oil $6 and American pfd Cyana Pantepeci 44 do pfd mid "B Turnover of 339000 shares Erie RR Eureka Vac compared with 424000 Wednesday — t- - Dow-Jone- s Averages lD-4- ISalce! 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