Show - - -- I 1 - r — - qv - - ' I 1 26 - - - - - - - - - - - dr 2 v ' ' - - - - Saturday Morning ' 2 1942 5alt gake Vribunt e tpl-b- Utilities and 3 lue Chips Lead Selective Advance in Stock Markel 1 I 1 4' I 1 I-- I Stock Prices No Civilian 1 By Lou Schneider Consolidated News Features Th4 who gather rubber statistics for the information of indus- 1 trial manufacturer say that if a the 28000000 or rnore American passenger pars are to be kept on the road synthetic rubber production must total at least 500000 tons next year—which is unlikely The figures reveal that out of next year's synthetic production the government will require about It 200000 tons for war needs would require 200000 tins for recapping or replacing of tires on automobiles not now eligible for Looks like no tires for rubber civilians for a couple of years America's rubber rnanufactur- er9 have the facilities to retread 30000000 tires annually via the use of molds formerly active for new tires but the supply of crude rubber available is insufficient for capacity output t i ' 1 1 I no a a I s Av era tties 1 --- - Dow-Jone- (SP)--Followi- ng Tires for Couple of Years 1 a A- ) Adams Expl Air Reduc Alaska Jun Al Ch & D Allied Kid Allied Mills Allied Strs Allis-Mt Amerada Am Airline Am B Note do lit Am B Shoe Am Can Am C & F Am Cr Bug Am & F PI 2' 2' 2 123 11 11 2 12142 4 412 3 24 I l 47 li l'2 ' do $8 r)f do $7 pi Am Intern Am Loco 721 j - 101- - 17341 3122 121 flleireili)24 A ITA0Vistrosei 4Witsi 34 Am Wool '14 14 244i 9 3 363S 14 613 A' 32 10 6 Phil C 56 p! 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Sq141 58 43 13'104121 171 311 lit 1— 108)1 I Li 14 751i111 81 131 701 3 1091A 5 97 I— 1 84 81 It BONDS 541 31 241 51 11 11 - I 0e 27141 Grain Chicago CHICAGO May 1 (AP—Whet prices AS 2 cents a bushel FriJumped AS mucha nnouncement of the loan day following new rate for the crop but profit taking reduced the gain Other grains shared in the revival nt buying corn advancing smore than 5 cents oats a cent rye 2 cent and soybeans almost 4 cents at one stage Wheat closed 7za to 1143 cent higher than Thursday July May 512034 fail204 123 313 corn 1 31 t 1 34 cent $123 oats higher 44 May S5c July ST LX toFrtNc 11 cent 14 to cent up rye 18 higher and soybean 116 to 2 cents higher Lard held at ceilings The 1942 loan rates which will average $114 a bushel on the farm was in line with expectations but the announcement came earlier than many traders had exThis average will be 16 cents pected higher than the loan for 1941 wheat while the Chicago basis for No 2 grades of bard and red winter at $132 will be 17 cents No spot wheat vales were made higher Friday but quotations posted Thursday were about 13 cents under the 1942 loon rate wheat closed more than 8 July cents under IAA ' Senator Clyde L 4 8 16 8 Herring (13 G Imrd 81s) 2S 34t3 Lea A Iowa) says the people are being 371 181-17 64 1 8 R & I 44 ''kidde-d21 1271 1 2 about the country's rub- Congol-N12 7 6 II Rub Aircr 13 17 16 16— 161 ber status He looks for 'a flood Con 2312 :11111 con Cop M 118d6()R1M13fi 5 6 ll'ill 12341 of synthetic and substitute prod- - Condo Edison 4511 84 121 12 dSo Sieted 2 74 31 : 14 72 34 1 34 84 84 pfd l II ucts before civilian tires wear out (Con Oil 5 24 474 47i 4 1 1 1 14 '1 104411 VALI IA dr) srd Container 2 13 4 1274 127042tY 17 U 8 Tab I 18 that the military demand esti17 Bak 23)1 2i 234 23111 —V— mate of from 600000 to 700000 Cont (Cant Can 2212 21 22344- '34 Van Corp 15144 2i 151AI 15 111 19 Cont Oil D 195411 19 — VW— tons is unduly high that the nazis Corn 4 3 1z 4 3 Prod 43 - 14 Range of Chicago 18 Walcreen T 18 1841 are using modern equipment and do prd 30165 '165 1165 1: - 14 Wrd Bk B 2114 1! Inc 234 Open Coty 4 14 High 34 4 8' 21- Wheat— 44 conreports say military rubber Crane Co 3 11 11 11 T'l g' 71l ? 1: 133'8 1334-1of WrIa May $11834 $121 W Air Br gumption in Germany is only 200- - Crm - 14 W El 4 lid 11 5 514 July 12214 12414 54 6 67 6512! 67 000 tons a year and probably less Crosley Crown Crk 1241a 12814 Whi Steel li 221441 22121 22121 - 14 Sept Corn— Sti: White Mat 14 3' 13141 13141 1314 Senator Herring overlooks the Cruclble Aug' S51 R114 6 6 May 3' 6 NN'onlvvrth 25! 22140 22110 2211- 4NI July FPi314 S814 fact that Schickelgruber spread Curtdo A 22 671 61i Wrtbnehn 18141 10 44 69i! 21610tiept 2I!! 322 hii armament program over a Y Tr & C Oat— —1)— 2 1114' 11 14 11 21 vear CO May W P 6n in i 19 119 514 514' 514i '1' period whereas Uncle Sam Deere& &liud 581S 551a Y $h 4 T 1' 77n1 771' 7'-- July 2 3014 3014' 303 is doing what he can to dupli- Del 5544 Dist Corp 3 16N8 16121161563a I Sept tr0t 9 Mine 9 3 Dome 1s 31: 1 1014 Zen Rai cate as large an army in a one it soybeans— 101' inii 3 53an1 53 1 71 Airct May— Zon 'an 5312 Tit 1 1411 Prod Doug or two-yeold 1751a 17812' period that in addi- Du P de N' 1010134 10014 10574 ''4 Total sales Friday 300680 shares: pre-4 Nwtion to mechanized supplies for Fl astFAir 11341 1F4 lca41 July l'1 Old 180 kl vious day 278620: week ego 390080 l 3: 2:141 182 234 -- 134 (mr Own forces Uncle Sam Is lend-- I El New 3' 1070- iv IF Year !Igo 400390: two lease shipping modern equipment Elec 1 Oct 390fig° 9 1114i E'er r"ltd 17734 1SOS 750 January 1 to date 37 year 2 17 19 to Russia British forces in all do $9 pf1 3 19 Rye— 74- - Mny two years ago 44263589 6 2114i 191131 21 71 112 ago 751i dSnSr7Ent of world the Farts the Free Ft ' 4 '91441 29 76146 291'1 7104 July 944244 3 1! 21 141 2111t 81 791 El P Nat G! 21144French and to China Sept 14 1 40 40 Lard— Endicott-40 I 117 12 Colomh 6s 61 1512142 24121 112 cnostokag 45s1”tu52 — 6 32 Is 2 62 Deomark 11 57121 Sao P St 7a 40 Total bond Sales Friday $8319700: ago VS- previous day SM110200: week two years 689900: year ago Sti334900: I to date $824- ago $6076200: Inuartr two 815750: year ago $793414175 years ago 55g3973500 14 - 111 8 70 74 Is- 74)1i41— - ( Futures at4 44 '( irr Wat-TTIBc- I 3i 114 t?:F5t I Cu-A- iss-- 12114 &it I 1 ar Nri 1 ' - I Eng P Erie PR1 Army quartermaster corps technicians with help of rubber and textile experts have worked out a synthetic waterproof raincoat fabric that compares favorably with the present army rubber raincoat and will conserve close to one million pounds on new orders -- 1 : 1 t Fait-Inks-5-1 Fed Gar Wood Gen Bak Gen Gig pf Gen Elec world-wid- e h 2 7! 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Califocnia $180 (11175 per sack 1011R whites Wool Futures NEW YORK Maw I U sack 1 toi 42 41 4i2 33 23 S ttE 3' 30c mediums 31c standards : : ' : : LOS ANGELES May Produce receipts: Butt Cr 116017 pounds: cheese 16000 nounds: eggs SOSO cases Butter in bulk 41e Candied large eggs lie: same mediums 29e same smalls 2:114 c 1 Hunk CI bAnk Same day WO !cear Mom h's debits Snm fu- (AP)—Wool tures trading dwindled today but the transferrable notices prompt stoppage of a May tops contracts Imparted against undertone Commission house liqui- steady was absorbed dation by spot houses No sales were reported in grease futures 995 Certificated greaae wool spot 1 of a cent Wool top futures closed May 1264 bid October 129 3 higher bia 1295 tops Cert ificated spot wool nominal Sss S — Asked 4 45 23 75 8 On 5 00 152 00 64 00 May 1 (Utah- - few 160 to ISO pounds $1350113 90 625 Includes goosdh e450 138Tilangi:oXi tSole325 5 437 through 58 for market and 132 di- done7 anc choice nothing wooled strictly good rect: slow odd medium to good trucked-i5 freight paid lambs 8138 Thursday slaughter steers $1030V1175 common ( 1 KANSAS CITY May ikatenktilsn Hogs-Sa- lable g$9eSa5rivdownod:tigoonlectaglitterruelikeeldtejns 800 total SOO etrong to no common kinds quotatkle 10c hIgher than Thursday's average brought $950 to choice koodZi top shippers $S00 025: no good cows offered early 1S0 pounds and $1390: SO few up S1358 13 good cows quotable to $900: cutter to sows medium cows 6750 tq 8751 canners 6500 140 to 170 pounds $1350 odd trucked-ibulls $900 me- - $134011365 Cattle-Sal- able 300 total 500: calves (limn to good stealers 61350 a 1500 corn- - salable and total 100 receipts consisting mon veatere $1125 down no erlY Aelin includes' 1070 mostly of slaughter rowS : 1272 Hogs —Receipts fully 25e lower: vea term neatly through IS1 for market and 21 direct: bidding feeder top to packera $14 50 stocker altd strong to 150 higher top $1365 on best classes unchanged with a broad week-enISO to butchers: mixed weights clearance ml5t $i 241i: stmogiss s9(Seoll!195u251150 Shee- p- Salable and total 1500 springawl Shorn lambs steady to wrong 4792 all through odd ers odd Iota sheep 1101 wooled lambs offered lots shorn trucked-ilambs $750 ewes five cars 76 to 82 pound A rizon steady lambs sorted $1400 best lightly spring (Hi DEN May I -C- attle clipped lambs offered S1200: odd iota Receipts 225 'includes 120 for market medium to good shorn ewes $450 (a 600 70 through and 35 direct late slow CHICAGO May I t Thursday and today few sales steady odd tots meditiM to good Steers $1000 a: Sala hie 6000 total 12000: market Strong to higher than Thursday's average heifers 1125 common good10c $950 rt 1050 and choice 180 to 330 pounds $13 85 steers and heifers $925 down: few 160 1410 top $1415 very sparingly cows diUm to good cows $850 900: lower 160 pound" $1340111400 bulls $800 qi 960: to grades S825 down $1550-41600strong to be higher good 400 to 550 odd choice vealers $1360 (11385 d ti m to good common pounds $1250 41500 Sheep-Sai- able 7000 total 8000: late down $1200 fat lambs f irm bulk wooled Thursday Hogs-Rec- elptS 165 Includes 150 for lambs with few choice tal1375 $1300 market 150 through and 75 direct: slow loads $138511415 most shorn kinds steady to 10c higher than Thursday's gen-- 81175 fl- 1250 i ewea scarce quotably rraj market top $1360 on good choice steady or up to 8800 and better for 1S0 to weights averages out- choice offerings with most meager aupply side that range $131041:1135: few Fat trade from down Today's $750 treme down to $1265 and under lamb trade active strong to 15e higher sows weights $1050 ra 1150 10c to 15e up bulk good and Sheep-Rec- eipts 1100 Includes 1100 mostly choice fed wooled offerings all weights for market and 2000 through:: nothing done $1350 tf 1400 with a load or two at car Idaho sheep mixed $1425 and short deck at $1435 most early: late as follows: Thursday 51 heed gOnd spring lambs moat- $1200 0'1250: PWeS Scarce $1325: 15 full wooled ewes $700 53 clippers down with odd head tip to $825 $750 ly 90 culla at $350 Cattle-Sal- able clippers' $500 1000 calves 300: meearly OMAHA dium ' grade steers fairly active May 1 ( A PUSDA no Salable 1500 total 3500: active bar- - with week's 25e to 50c downturn rows and gilts 5'LLI0c higher SOW14 strong reliable outlet for strictly good and choice accOunt on shipper offerings usually goirtg top 5L1360 for choice 215 to good and choice 190 to 360 hest $1325 Mostly $1250 down to $1125: weights medium pounds $1360 'te 1375: long string 230 fairly broad demand for common Pounds up $1360: 160 to 180 pounds and good heifers selling at $950 fa 1200 i cows however very draggy $1325 1360: good sows $1325 1335: best $1275: 25c to 50c down stags $1325 barely steady wtih week'sdown canners cutters $875 cattle- - sa ia hie and total GOO: calves downturn i above la salable and total 50: slaughter steers st-spo heifers and cows in narrow demand weak to $1075 freely for h e to 25c lower instances off more on cows paid upvealers bulls $1400 this decline placing steers and hei fers 504e weighty fol75c under week ago bulls about steady mostly $1500 stock cattle slow but vealers steady: most medium and good lowing killers decline repl acement buyers Interest more now showing 1250: few good slaughter steers $107511 heifers 81300 strati lots good SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO May 1 rap) $1150 Le none for week steers 1200: common and medium cows $S25 -Cat- tle-Salable cutters active steady bulk $12 25 (1117125: II range good 935: odd head $960 ra canners $725 800: odd head $625u cows $850 S75 few loads 5900 950 700: medium and good sausage bulls medium sausage bulls $9 50 (1' 10to25choice It 10 00: few beef kind to $1025 $9 Calves -- Salable untie: good medium and good vealers $1200 1450 sealer quoted $12 50 4f 1150 stocker and feeder trade quiet few hum 200 steady most good tired bend medium and good steers in I R5 to 215 pound barrows atid gills dealers hands but buyers little interested 814 25: odd good NIMAS $1125 in small supply fresh receipts Salable 250 nenniiiji good to Sheep--Sheep-Sal- able and total 3100: spring choice spring lambs quoted S1200 12 lambs steady early bids on fed wooled two decks medium Ti) good shorn ewes other available lambs steady stronger asking quotable $300 it 600 classes scarce two double decks Califor1108 May 1 nia range spring lambs and one double Receipts ANGELES market largely ctean-unwdeck fed California spring lambs choice practically 100: no steers or heifers -here $1425 early sales good toii near choice dium to good steere quotable $1150 It fed wooled lambs $1350 1375 Nome 137: good heifers quotable $1275 other held higher: choice fed clipped lambs held classes unchanged cutter to common cows allove $1225 ca nera $F150 at 7 50: com$T 50 t 9 oo mon to good bulls $O 00 (t 10 O Msy 1 I Calves Iteiteints rioi no0 end ftv 'No eommon salable Salable 25 moist enn calves noI rtt1 choice gi To medium vealers $ 0 nod tot ni clesoupcotvi or alightiv a bo e few canner 7:00 velly steady quotable to $15 00 to a a: 200 7 7!c: odd itiIi nit goof! done ttecrilit $10 (til: nothing eioy 11ogs ea let's choice 175 to 230 Potind anterior'' $14 Nu odd stock (elven $11 NO :120 In odd lois 160 most 1000 100 tots! ly sil14S5 top $14g5: Hogs Salable pounds $1150 'It 1410 odd sows $12511 steady supplyIctw small and detnAnd niirrOW choice git in 300 pounds et 1:100 good to fw s13 75 ra 13 P top 51390 tult no strictly Sheep Receipts none: mdlurri to choice medlliM chnic weilhtC and early gnort spring lambs quotable $1075 it 1175 or odd 1o4s heavier butchers 613501i 1375 slightly abov - 230-poun- $11g1 Sheep--Reeei- ptm : Sti-0- - Utah-USD- : cod : 1 230-poun- Duck eggs 30 41'34e Pacific coast whites jumbo and premiums 4014 445e: specials 39u 39 e2c: mediumS 334 0'33 112g Frozen Dressed irregular poultry boxes chickens broilers 24 41 27ci fryers 2214 2414 c: roasters 2414 tit 30c Other fresh and frozen prices unchanged Tkv freight fowls Live poultry quiet Ducks colored 2114 'if 22c: lerhorn 21e 1 he BY express chickens colored rocks crosses 21 Cl 21 142 C col10e Broilers ored 20c: reds 20c: leghorn 214 Pounds Fowls col21c: 2 to 214 pounds 20e 22c: ored Seillthern 22c leghorn rear-bsouthern 21e Pullets crosses 4 to 414 pounds 23 lz Cif 2 4 c 4 pounds 23 i 23 142e old roosters hens 16 ''41'17e Turkeys Ducks 13 'ff 14c 2Sc: young toms 23e CHIC ar10 May 1 (AP1—Butter r 8222S1 pounds: eteadv 90 score telpt c other 3S12 038 carlots centralized prices unchanged :14251 cases: steads': Eggs reecipts current receipts 2811 c storage packed firsts 323-i- c: other prices unchanged Live poultry receints 15 trucks: Stendy: 20 it fit decline: hens over 5 pounds 5 pounds and down leghorit hens 21c broilers 21i pounds down colored 23e Plymouth rock 24 tic: whlte rock 23c springs 4 nounds tin colored 2e Plymouth rock 2614r white rock 26 14 c under 4 rounds colored 2214C: Plymouth Yhite rock 25e tisreback rock 25 14 e chirkenis 20 qt 22e: roosters 15c leghorn 4 Itt rrmsters 14c: ducks pounds tin colored 17c: white 17c: small colored 15e: white 1Ne: geese over 12 Pounds 11c 12 pounds down lie turkeys toms 24e hens 21c old 18c young S 41 price-supporti- NORTH SALT LAKE ANGELES Ca: Wheat— May July Wheat—No (UP) —Department store sales in the far west showed an increase of 13 per cent in value for the week ended April 25 as compared to the corresponding 1911 week according to the federal reserve bank of San Francisco Salt Lake City led with a 39 per cent increase in- value Portland 27 Seattle 22 San Francisco 19 Los Angeles area 2 and Los Angeles downtown stores 1 BUTTER—LOS score score score score —EGGS—SALT 'LAKE C114 2 yellov7 SO ime No 3 homnall) 7711 15 Large white specials dozen No 2 mixed nominally 771i co – 80tC 34 Large white extras dozen Ste No 3 nominally 751 rt5 801tc 32 dozen white standards ayLarge 8317lael September 85Ne Methuen white extras dozen 81144c: July 32 7 care: 34c to 142c oats—Receipts 2 white No nominally 541e ity higher NEW YORK May 1 (AP)—Butter reN9 7:t 5134F 55i3:4c Oreatn802838 pounds steady N I herd anti dRrk hard wheat Vie ceipts sod premmin ery higher 0thnn 02 score No 2 hard Rini dark to 6c over May swore cash market 02 41c 393 marks lined Ile to 5e over No t lered towheRt 37 Os 3t014e oi 3911 C: SS to 91 scre 312e 3914 2t: to 412e over: No 2 red POUnds : 122343 Cheese receipts over over No 2 white corn $ite to Prices unchanged t e en steady under 2 yellow COTTI N 1e Mixed cases: eaSY Eggs receipts 20331 No 2 mixed corn even to 2 Iuc Under r colors fancy to ext ra fancy 32 ' I 34 '4 30 lie: curfirsts extra 321 c graded c : 29 mediums 2911 rent receipts Minneapolis dirt tes No 1 291e rtz zis tie average checks MINNEAPOLIS May 1 (AP)—Wheat — Receipts Friday to ex116: year ago 143: Whites jobbing sales of lane haste unchanged market 211 e higher 35 q 36 12c wholesale sales of tra fancy Cu 1 No heat' dark northern $116111 fancy to extra fancy 3234 :C1 3112C nr:' 1181a dark northern No 1 $11414 by and midwestern exchange specials 32 3 No 2 No near-b$1121i 1 r11514 Montana and midwestern stand1171i rity 3234 e 114 : Minnesotahard and South ards 313cc Jobbing sales of exchange to fancy heavy mediums 33 34c: wholeI$ No12112 3 dark hard winter $11012 to fancy heavy Dakota of sale sales exchange 41) Near-bdurum 4u and $106 hard amber 9S 13 3114 fa 32 12 e mediums 14 durum mediums 31c 115: No NO1 red exchange tu 77 Lie basin midwestern 3 yellow 75 y Corn— near-band midwestern Browns fancy market lyie to extra fancy 3212 11T 34 12c specials unchanged to 11e higher 3 CHICAGO mcmth Sams city It sear last year - ear-1110'- s $34S197it 2 SN719:19 900:129g0ri no 09 on no nni 11'379r-o3 390 993 :3 b i q!-- ds required for their continuance Prevent Excess Sales Quotas are designed to prevent the Arnie or uee of wheat in excesis of each farmer'a allotted share of the market Sale e in excess of quota would be subject to a penalty of 57 cents a bushel Last year the penalty was 49 cents The department asked for authority to continue the control system because it expects the prospective supply of wheat to be equal to two years' needs and greater than storage and transportation facilities can handle Officials said it was felt too that farmers should divert considerable land and effort from wheat to the production of other commodities needed in larger quantities such as dairy poultry and meat prod- ucts and vegetables and oil crops Farm officials said upward of a million wheat growers were eligible to cast ballots at the polling places to be set up by local farm- er committees in farm homes schools courthouses and other public buildings In a referendum last year about 560000 farmers voted with 81 per cent favoring quotas Officials expect many farmers to be influenced to vote for quotas by a tentative government wheat loan program provisions of which were announced Friday Loans averaging $114 a bushel on farm-store- d wheat will be offered if quotas are approved The crop control act requires that loans be withheld in event that quotas are rejected Officials say the 1941 wheat loan program—providing an aver- d age rate of 98 cents on wheat—has been holding Amer- ican wheat prices about 50 cents a Leading Livestock Markets Produce Market 92 91 go 80 two-thir- tatoes—Arrivals 78 on s track 203 total 745 supplies United States shipment Idaho russets rather light demand light northern stock market slightly weaker for Idaho quality market steady forU best 1 S No $330 russet Burbanks St No U 340 Michigan Ka Chippewss U S No 11 tandins Maine $230 Minnesota and North Dakota Bliss $255 commercials $235 cobblers Triumphs U S No 7 $225: Wisconsin Chippewa tro 230 New stock and Katandins $220 demand fair market Supplies moderate Texas Bliss Triumphs weaker slightly U B No 1 $220 4t 240 per S No 1 Utah-Idah- No : 7141- - 1014 734 51a:- - 2034 1aad 't 514 fi'14 53g 21 ft I 4211t - 171r 45 1– 43tit 714 7kt1 431 13711 toi 11 45 liaf 1234- KANSAS CITY May 1 (AP) —Wheat— 50 cars Recelote unchanged to 214c higher No 2 dark hard $11512 NoNo3 No 2 hard 4116 1114 et ai it 11431 No611414 2 red nominally 811234 411714 fio 3 non2irla lyA111214 811512 611312 rt3)117 July September Mar 48 care Vic to 114o Corn—Receipts higher No 2 white 90c No 3 it 611e Winnipeg - - 10141 4 ItBI 5 111 - 24 an 14 28121- 1014 11 5121 512 201 25 25 6i 135il 1354 11 214i 2 1i R FR 67 111 25141 24L 11 10 lo 1 5 3 471 N— ba e lss1 14 101-2- 1 tit Kansas City - - 11i1 123i4-- 1134 18311 181 14 14 7 7 23121 281 5 d - - 2934 291ii 29 17'14' 1712! 17 4 91'21 914 911 2 31S 1111i 17 3q 12' 3 11 - i 4 2 9 7 1 - 2341 2 1'274 150 1 234 4 44 Salt Lake Leads in Store Sales Rise - '!1s 111'21- 2- 31 2411 4141 44 1'L 1811422 56 35q 16541' 8 S 19iiii 19341 4 2 ' ail - 2'g! 414 Potato Market Utah-Idah- 1AI West N un ds 44 34 Total Block sale! 48608 snares: year Total bond Balm $1212000 higher ago 77675 Oat—NO )ear ago $921000 ars 283414-- - 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Ti t Ve 312i 613 NEW YORK May 1 (AP)—Fcriloin la a list of Fridays transactions - on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS 0 (sales in Hundreds') iSalesi HignILow Close Alum Co Am —1250! 81 SO41 8014 Ms 31 Am City P&L Li ISI 51 Am Cyan IS — 131 30 30 511 cclUes Service ptil 1501 r12 35 20141 20 111 EV BLIEshpatrd e 1 1 271 do itcl 9 45 43121 45 t 21 4012 do 40 4012 pfd 75! 14 41 14 14 Equity Corp 1 11440 1 1 ai 1134 oriv AL Can A 51 271111 27 tiil 221(n 11101n Min 4 LI 410 41i1 fi 141 5: 8161 kt lolling (1nlit ' 493-tumble Oil 2 50 493'4i 11 Int Ptrol 9 91i1 3R1 I 5 Ntagillid Pow lM Ya 10t 2441 a 113i:131Vii- 8121 31tal 31 In Eine Mat :t1i1ircv re 61 or Inn 30 May July Sept Curb Prices 314 20344 2341 239'41 '1LII174 K- I 10hi GetclopOtt4l! ddvor monopoly — 101 t — 30 2034 req roods Milis 1 ish-Dutc- 21 53 1 14! will be broken 30' 31 Gen R &VI ' 5 10 120 36 2114 1120 21112 11i oh Rubber trade insiders say that Gen T&RRI Safe In the postwar era it will be found Gli Gimbel Br that America is independent of Goodrich far east crude supplies This be- r R P cause synthetic butyl rubber can Graham N R VI Gt bo produced at about 6 cents a 0 Wemt C The peacetim consump GreNlInd pound --iit:nri here is about 600000 tons Hecker Pd' PI Plants planned will have an an 11erutee Holland F M ual capacity of about 700000 tons liomsh Her BI It looks as though the United Hon Mud Mot HUM') M11 Stat'es may even be a of the far east in DI —II— Cent th't long run And thus the Brit- - Iniand St CI Inanir C rubber-sellcompetit- 1 i II ) 11 5 I! 2034 M & Si Ilintkota - 52 53 101 n approximately ceiling prices "Foreign markets are without material change for the moment "Mohair continues very dull with prices nominally unchanged" Quotations were unchanged Utah-Idah- 11 I S 123h 125 1 I 4 a (P)—The Con will mercial Bulletin say of the wool market Saturday: "The promulgation of ceiling prices on wool waste and woolen rags some 2865 classifications has been the outstanding event of the week except for the freezing of all retail prices to the best prices received during March There has been some hesitancy in the market perhaps to allow the trade to study the effect of these two events after which business probably will resume more generally "Meanwhile the mills have been showing comparatively little interest in wool for the moment since they have adequate supplies In most cases to last them for some time to come and with fixed price ceilings there is no need to hurry scoured purchases Somedone linngao moderate wools has been way at firm prices and scattered are purchases of worsted wools reported here and in the west at BOSTON May g Alining Prices Stay in Rut allies The voting will take place at a time when there is divided opinion among farmers and members of congress on whether all restrictions upon farm production should be lifted The specific question to be voted on is whether the department's rigid marketing quotas imposed on wheat for the first time last year should be applied to the 1942 bread-graicrop Approval by at of those voting least Wool Tradinfr le l ' 1 l Laivs Siolvs " : 41 23-i- Study of New er 711 4k Lii- (2P)--Farm- ers out reaching for them Most of 87 8614 the active issues traded at low S9 turnover Unlisted Industrials The day's A584 levels 5514 51:14 57)14 Bid Asked to about 11000 shares 553m 5614 amounted 1$ 725 Sug $740 Combined Metals was active for Amalgamated S L Curl) Con Wagon & Mach 25)5 315 Utah at sold and i in 17E' weeks 175 time first the t4:-k—i:t 4f:W4 Bid pil 17817 37g4 $6 do $7 pf Tintic Standard 8 cents off 1 4350 4450 4 25 cam 4 1 81 1 19A Sugar Amalg 00 45 ZCMI 4700 slipped 5 cents to $145 1 M21A2 First 80curtty Corp 2300 Utah Oil 1 76 775 The other active stocks were un17 FRIDAY'S Mountain Fuel 'Supply 465 100 at Utah Home Fire Ins 147 00 Amalgamated 74111 Sugar com727 Sugar preferred changed Utah-Idah- o 771'4 mon closed at $245 Walker at 19 $730 7114 BONDS 804 7941 1 Pnwer and Light $7 preferred 10 cents Bingham Metals at 4 cents at Utah $4350 It R 6200 Barnhrger 1'2:82 New Quincy at ai cent and Cres12M2 cents 12 b2 cent Eagle at 12 - Auto-Dt- in 40 wheat growing WASHINGTON: May 1 states will decide in a referendum Saturday whether to continue the agriculture department's authority to tell them how much wheat they may produce and sell The crop control referendum will be the first held on a food product since the United States became involved in a war which has greatly increased the demand for agricultural products to supply the needs of this country and its h 135 j I $12014i 124 seven-- I Clot 111834 I 2 Low Lig QUOTATIONS Asked Eld 01 Lig ig Mta Tunnel 004004 Am Metal Mining Col 00 Beaver Gold Copper 10 04 Big Hill 04 044 Bingham Metals 03 02 Black Metals 00 4 Bonanza Mining 09 0712 Bristol Silver Bullion 004 03 02 Cardiff 02 Cedar Talisman 004 01 001 Central Standard 011 15 Chief Consolidated 22 18 Silvor Clayton 01 0012 Colorado Consolidated Columbus-Rezall 004 08 Combined Metaill 0812 OS 12 Cothet Coalition Commonwealth Ioad 0014 0114 1112 1211 Crescent Eagle Oil Croft' 014 004 01 crown Point 0112 05 0214 Dragon 001 01 Nast Crown Point 01 Katt Standard 03 07 East Tintic Colition Ettat Utith 01 004 03 Etninto Mine 014 OR 12 Eureka Bullion 14 Eureka Lilly Con 13 01 Eureka Minos 12 08 Eureka Standard 01 Gold Chain 04 oreat Weatrn 03 0014 Horn Silver 08 0814 Howell 0214 03y1 01 Indian Queen 0014 Kennebec 02 004 Kentucky-Uta03 004 12 08 Keystone Leonora 0014 00ki Little May 011‘ 004 0141 Magnolia Lead 004 Mammoth 25 35 01 Miller Hill 02 Miners (RIM 02 0014 Missouri Monarch 02 0014 Moscow 8 0014 00 lA 1 80 MountMn City Copper 148 Motintain View 01 0114 Naildriver 12 071 New Park 28 28 New Premier 01 New Quincy 0034 004 North Lily 37 40 North Standard' 0014 Ohio Copper os 054 Park Bingham 03111 034 Park City Consolidated 04 044 01 Park Konold 02 Park Nelson 02 0014 01 ical and Dow Chemical Park Premier 02 135 145 Numerous earnings statements PorekheLitlrhlato 02 004 Mines 02 08 revealed the impact of mounting Plumbic Plutus 07 first-quart014 net and costs on Prince Consolidated 2i1 30 48 50 while regular and extra dividends Rico Argentine Coalition Royston 01 004 were the rule there was an evident Silver King Coalition 2 :82 I 2 67141 17 King Weztern 20 lightening of commitments com-in Silver Silver Shield 003yi 0112 stocks of some reporting Silver Standard 004 Sioux Mines 004 ol panies South Iron Plossom 0014 0012 United were On the offside south Standard 03 004 swansea Consolidated 01 004 States Steel Bethlehem NewYork Tar 001 Bahy 0012 ic Central Central Southern Pacific Great Tint 0014 0034 Timm Lead 071 General 0g Texas Northern companyTintic standard 14212 150 Sears-Roebuc- k Motors Douglas Union Chiet 03 0012 0012 004 Aircraft United Aircraft Johns-Manvil- Utah Consolidated Con Oil 03 07 Victor Cerro de Pasco United Walker 02 04 Nlining 20 r19 C States Gypsum and J Penney West Toledo 0012 Withert American were 6614 curb in the 01 Up Yankee Consolidated 011 02IA Gas American Light and Trac- Zuma 02 014 corn 2 421-241'12 Sugar tion Columbia Oil and Gas Gulf do pf 10 00 1025 and A Oil Northern States Power FRIDAY'S SALES New Jersey Zinc Bingham Metals 1000 at 4c Combined Metals 1000 at 8c 1000 at Sc 1000 at 8c 1000 at 8c 1000 at 8c New Quincy 1000 at 34c Tintic Standard 100 at S145 Walker Mining 1000 at 19c 200 at 19c 500 at 19c 100 at 19c Sugar common 100 at $245 100 at 8245 CURB SALES (12-P in) A little quiet buying came into Crescent Eagle Oil 500 at 121tc FriOhio Copper 200 at 5c the Salt Lakestock exchange Walker 500 at 19e day to pick up mining shares withSugar common 500 at S245 long-laggin- 311 Bm 7101 5! West lin 5 s 51 FOREIGN Aurrtralla 4145 56 lea 14 814 i113-1- 8 8 741 2t 4 Iti 81 91 12' 241 N :is std Mtudbsker ev 14 Psr lit 4s51847 Ptah P & L 1914i 2Filili- 341- 7 129 107 43-0- 26-5- 7 $ FRIDAY'S NEW YORK May 1 UP)—Util- itles and an assortment of blue chips Friday led the stock market on another selective upturn Senior issues advanced as much as 3 points or so on small turnovers after an irregular opening in which fractional minus signs predominated High marks were reduced in many instances at the close and many industrials and rails ended a shade under water Transfers totaled 300680 shares compared with 278620 Thursday g The utilities as well as some other lines seemingly were bought on tax recommendations voted by the house ways and means committee which were interpreted as beneficial to companies with heavy invested capital structures Preferreds in demand included Issues of West Penn Electric American Power and Light Engineers Public Service United corporation and Public Service of New Jersey American Telephone common finished up 171 after posting a loss at the opening Among others In front were Western Union Consolidated Edison North American American Tobacco B Liggett & Myers B United States Rubber Westinghouse Air Reduction Du Pont Union Carbide Allied Chem- IA 30811- 28141 2814 11 1941 1914 8146 4' 814 7' 2940 2819 1' 341b1 341 2 14 13 14- 20 10912 5 105 4I 41 - 10— St1 11717'n116 14Z ! 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'glA1!411Vit1- 2! 43121 43 121 43 lea - 11ezal 8NR 3 91711 017ii:i- '134 54 11012 107141094k rf 174 371 37141 38 114 17 381i4I 37leil 3M '4f 1 ''4 I r ff 23 90-5- 2 IAN la34 - 1912 23 1912k 3741 4' 18 Blaw-Kno- Motorists say they will dHve until their tires are all but worn Here's a tip-ofor through car owners in those states where semiannual inspections are the law: Inspectors have the word to refuse to pass any car rolling on dangerously thin tires 154- It 10As us 12 25 Ili- - 154t 71 I aton es 27S 7341 44 8 Am R MIIII Am Am SO Am 1:ltiet WI & T An Am Tot) B do Am Tob pfl lys 1 - - I 47-4- 5 55-5- 23-4- - 50211- I High 9828 9508 9583: up 48 30 Indus 25 43 20 rails 2463 2443 2455 up 45 2s-i- s 1151 1108 1142 up 15 utils 3fg 40 bonds 9042 oft 08 27'ss 11 commodities 8711 up 50 :rn 15 20 2 tus Rails tails Indust 14 92 01 11422 1942 high 1942 low 0292 2372 10 58 les 14 i 5914 25 12 I 54-4- 4 33114 4124i 41 24Eisf 247111 81-s- 23 1' et- sially 4 7 141 4 7 Lis 27 131 2fi iis members Hog le & Co A NEW YORK M'v I (AP ) —Following are Frlday's closing prteem of bonds on t he New York stock exchange and the total males of each bond U 8 GOVERNMENT BONDS (Dollar s and Sales in $1000 ) TREASURY Clos Low 'Sales! High thirty-second- IIM exchange) Close Low 3 1212 4324 24 434 23341 19121 21 1 Am Metal Am Rad Borg-War- 1212 til 1 301 - - (COMplied by New York stock - l 1 seal 114 12:3 1123 11 11 1534 2 factually paints a gloomy future for ear owners but fi nfillfjPill Airi-there is some light evident because Bell Itendix Avi 4Df the industry's research work Benet In LI Fiteel Goodyear Tire is experimenting Beth: do lif with a shoe that contains no rub natural or re- - Boeing Mr ' r—syntnePaul W Litchfield pres- BorrIon Co Bridgeport ident says Mfg John W Thomas chairman of Briggs Hal) Li Gas! Firestone Tire says his company Sucyrua-Etio 7 pf Is experimenting with several Budd mic Blidd types of rubberiess tires And the BulovaWheel ‘Va Burl mina Ford Motor Co has developed a Burr Ad M made tire largely of treated fabric —C— Pack with only or the Calif Cal & Bee usual amount of rubber but not c ampb Wy Pac as yet ready for commercializ- Canad Case I above 23 21 334 5341 30Ie2i 16 284 11 641 10 41141 3: 24'321 7 59es - Am 17AI S i I 31 1 - liBond NEW Toax Mayi 1 Is a tabulation of Friday's igtOCK tranietctions on the New York stock exchangt: STOCKS (Sales In hundreds) Net Sales! High Low Last dig Wheat Farmers in nifty States Vote Today On Federal Crop Control Favorites Go S L Stock Market Ahead on Small Buying Quotations Trade Winds N Y Stock Exchange Quotations II Prices I : ig : 218-poun- d t : : SS ti e( b lid (v) poi ' 15-‘- : : Hogs--Salabl- - ilAP-:-C- attle- p : : - 1 gi - 1 farm-store- - bushel above world levels The tentative 1942 loan rate while '16 cents above last year's rate was the lowest permitted by law The crop act directs that the - than 85 per cert of parity Reflecting advances in the general price level the parity price of wheat has Increased from $115 to $1335 during the past 12 months Grade Is Factor Actual loan rates vary according to ogfrasdtoeraogfethe wheat and its would be place highest at terminal markets at far distant points from those markets reflecting transportation and other coats involved in moving the grain from the farm to the market Loan rates at selected terminal markets would be as follows: No 2 hard winter wheat—At Kansas City $127: Rt Omaha $127: at Chicago $132 at gulf — points L$134 No soft white wheat—At Portland Ore $121 No 2 red winter wheat—At Chicago $132 and at St Louis $132 No 1 dark northern spring wheat—At Minneapolis $132 The department also announced loan rates on 1942 crops of rye barley and grain sorghum The rate for rye at all locations will be 60 cents a bushel on rye grad-- ing Co 2 or better Barley loan rates except in the far western states will be 55 cents a bushel for'No 1 54 cents for No 2 52 cents for No 3 49 cents for No 4 and 45 cents for No 5 with a discount of 2 cents a bushel for barley grading mixed The loan rate for barley stored in Arizona California Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah and Washington will be 5 cents a bushel higher than the above rates Grain sorghum loan rates will be 55 cents per bushel for No 1 53 cents for No 2 50 cents for No 3 and 45 cents for No 4: less the discount of 2 cents a bushel for mixed grades : and-lowes- t Notice of Cali for Redemption 0i nerqt Loan Corporation To Holder of 24 per rent Homo °tamer Runde Series I of Loan Mine Corporation 1942-4and Others Concernedi tall outPublic notice II hereby given that 14om 0aners' Loan C 1'942-4ntanding rent bonds Series G of 214 per far 1935 are hereby caedcease dated July 1 1942 ad w1 redemption on July to bear interest on that date Full triformation regarding the preaentation and surtertder of the bonds for redemptiem under thus call is giNen in Treasury Department Circular No governing payment or redemption or securities An offering of interest hearina nr tbe PrIttel Stairs may b available to noiders of the bowie Ilnat for redeui lit ion coneriling ahi h III be male 10 a later till! atillemeltPmetit by the Secretary of the TreasurN JOHN H Federal Homo Loin RAT k Commieeionar C Aprii 30 1942 Woohington ArpRovErL HENRY M011(1ENT11 At' IFL 6eicretary of trait Treasury orratn 1 I a L '"k ng : - - : |