Salt Lake Tribune | 1942-09-02 | Page 25

awiw ' AlarketiN Y Stock Market (stock Stock Prices 'ill s apitol News - NEW 'YORK Sept tabulation of Thursdays stock trans actions on the New York stock exchange: 1 is a (S ale s Faltering- Start Followed bv Mild Rallies —A— Ad Air tiapSt) L AIeg Allied Stria - Sept 1 --- (1') start Tuesday and the fal-nr- mar-fir- st session of the th month with trends decidedly Pt en-de- PTA- - 1 All Ch Am AltIstfl AM Can Am C A Ei Am C An it Am Meta Am R & SS Am R Milli Am 8 & Am Ft FdrAm T & T Am Tob a Am Viecoac tefinite Fracticnal decEhes were t h e throughout the greater part se At T es--Th- e Lst inelined to ignore cloudr war news from Egypt and Rusla jlist as it did more favorable al:te bulletins Monday Buyers Lill stepped carefully pendingn anfication cf existing tax con-!oand disclosure of the presi--nt'program for stemming the s 2472 18 ":1 I 5i 2 441 2 7 8 Fi - Ariat Crp Bald Loco Ken-ecot- t Utah Idaho I EA E P Serv I I Gen Cable Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Mot Gillette 8 R! 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ref rtgeration and air conditioning machinery issued order ?eating to construeniaand operatiori of lnten-ance rse 1 1942 Ozioner until projects to prohibtt the Issued order Part !‘er frta nu faeture and Use of cans of and ternep:ato for lubricating oil trpate for sc to the army navy lend exept leas" and rnaritime commission Issued order scheduling- - the total ton of each producer of rticntz:y product No t:ng toe" cutting tr01111 may be or"!t or delivered except On preference now-IO- s or rug nen providing of that cutting tools produced from ir rtan steel may he sold eer ter ce'ri ered on preference ratings of or rnrer to dcIa re that Interpreted ordr la Areo and ttoti ma teria ta do not come al of and iron arth!rt the df:mtion product:" cottro:ed by tn order 11:t 14 $1-N- A 7 P-4- dclc-- -- A-- 9 0 5: 1-- 1 8 I ' I 1 i near-heife- rs ble - Wool Futures 0 14 (ti- - 270-3:3- a It 1 Andreason : ' r A :i ""- ' ex-jud- ge - il 1 -- ' - ' - so-call- ed 3Ieldon Hansen Reynolds ' ut a- ' - -- i k : i ' cD2M40a aarMnTb Ida 6- 3sg2:2alltat: t::: ens: ':i maeDuD ' :: - construing the commerce clause of the constitution that that was supreme over any state law interfering- with or attempting to regulate interstate commerce" Differ on Motive la certain quarters the attorney general of Washington is accused of an effort to use the mining claim publicity for political purposes Others suggest sincere desire to have the courts review the ruling to the end that if sustained the state legislature will repeal the act upon which it is have started if the S ta t monkey-face- t - I 200-300- i I : 2 barely eteady: lb stock calves I 23i : o I R--- 14' o : 4- P-- 4- l'::::: r 1 b packagesto American Metal 500 at 3i cent $1465: me-to $1400 steers No Pacific Walker 800 at 20 cents 614 - 1is dium and good yearling $1075 ' Utah Power & Light 17 Pfct 25 at —0- -1 I i S141 $1225 Ohio - Oil i 8141 $4350 ail Sti 3500: total and salable Sheep: Receipts 31 G:assi 4914 48 12 49 212 1 fat iambs 25c lower sheep and feeding 4 lamb steady bulk sorted good and choice b Pac G & E: 7: 13141 181'41 1813! native spring lambs $1375 bulk good Pack Mot 9 f 2441 213! 213! held $1375 choice lambs and range spring PA Airw! 50 13 1714 1714 to $1400 good and choice fat ewes $556 f 9' rlsrl 15341 )1518 plc! pl to $600: good and choice range feeding Bid Asked 151 5! 1S14 18141 1314 ptMin lambs $1300 to $1375: short term tC J C 1) 7144 Psrtney 71441 7144 1$ 7 35 to 1$ 7 55 ewes solid mouth Sug Amalg $625 phi $725: breeding Penn- R R 13- 44 yearling breeding ewes up to $1100 22 21 44 I 3 3714 Con Wag & Mach 3 50 Pepsi-Cot- a 8' 20141 20 21141- 14 Utah Fire Clay 50 00 58 00 Dod 2 2414 24 311 CHICAGO Sept 1 & L $6 pfd 447 00 Phelps P Ut 43 00 Phil Morns 3 71141 71 14 13000: c total 19000 do 87 pfd 71141 42 50 43 50 Receipts salable 6' 38341 3814 38 4 Pet lower heavunder 240 lbs 14 00 Phillips 40 weights 43 00 ZCMI Post Tel nr 1 3914! 19 191404 bit ier weightslbssteady to weakto good to choice 190-27SALES Proc & G 3: 48a41 4844 top 14 4344 $1455 $1430 270-33Utah Power & Light $7 Net 5 at $4250 Pub Sy NJ lbs 5 $1415 sparpisly: lbs 9si 914i 9441- 14 S1460 to S1440' 160-18Pullman 51375 to $1425 2414! 24 48 24 44 '4A Pure Oil to 10c cholc lower and 9 9 918 good boy's steady 330-40Bak lbs 1' 11422 1114! 1144-- e Pura $1350 to $13S5: choice --I I lbs 300 lbs to 51400 good 400-55I S L C R A 7 314 314 338 14 $1325 to $1360 R K 0 2 14 5 2 6000 salable total 2 18 Sheep: Receipts I Rid Asked Rem Rand: 3 314 814 814 - 14- 12000 late Monday: spring lambs 25c few choice natives $1465 bulk a me ig Sorer com 13 1314 1314 1318 - 14 lower Rep Steel TO 3 90 3 iS $ throw-outs B1 Tob 7 Rey 2314 2344 23141- - 14 good and choice $1400 to $1450: Security Corp I 2175 I 22 25 dull at $1100 down: double handy-weig-841' 85 Mountain Fuel 5 Sup 613 fed Sti western yearlings 36141 36141 3614- - 14 Safeway $1200 Oil Refining 00 775 Silt Arms 25 11181 1014 11184 14 heavies and mediums out at $1100 to- - Utah trade: spring lamb market not es- Utah Home Eire Ina1143 00 1146 00 Senteniey DI 28 18 g 17181 1714 day's A: 534 $eArts Itoeb tablimhed early bids 25e or more lower: BONDS 5414 55A A SelVri Inc SI 13! - 14 asking fully steady or $1475 for natives 1 S K Ctini 1 63 00 66 00 and $1500 for weeterns 2 ait 2 14 very little doing tramberger 11 R 2 14 socony-VOn other classes 44! A141 714 b Ls 14 eou Pacit Cattle: Receipts salable 11000 calves 37) 1318 1314 1314 14 tiou Ry 1200: choice steers and yearlings steady 2! 147!11 14'1-414111 14 do tit 5: 3014 only weighty kind steady: top 30 Ill 30141- - l's to weak held higher: moderate S L 6' 2 4 34 24 14 14 Sperry Cp early $1625 some 24 3'2 3i 2141 Spiegel Inc supply $1550 to $1615: ail other grades 2441 44 1214debits $382002400 and Std 13rds 9 3141 weights weak to 23c Monday's 3141 3141 Same day last year Holiday Std G&E lower:representative off 'most: general trade Month's lighton kinds i 10244074800 debits S4 pf slow all choice 3' 1 bulk 1 very cattle: 1 except 14 Same month last 8418173200 year to Std Oil Call lli- 23121 23141 cattle scarce $1350 $1575: stock 157416119 Std 0 Ind 9 25 Montana Today's clearings fully steady: 25 25 fleshy 1073-l399194274 steers to Std CI N Ji 19 36341 38141 38141 fed heifers 10- - Sams day last year country $1375 14 cows shared heifer decline 15c lower 5 Studebak 4141 4141 4141 Switt&Co weak: 1ealers strong 10 21141 20h1 2144)- - 14 bulls steady to 900-lI -T-- -fed heifers $15 25 I strictly11t choice Ile above $1475 however: most TPxas Co very 19 36 14 35 44 3514 Ile I cows $925 to $1023 Tex G Sul native fat :32 grass l'is 32 32 Vol lowing are the fruit and veRelable T NV A IDi i R 341 ric t Iv good weRt ern grass COWN up to 3' 12 7 i Tim-i A cutters $S 50 down (Imitations aa Leaded at tit' growers market Ax 2514) 25141- - I '4 $1150 and better: 1 Tuesday to Tim il- Br bulls 35141 35141 3518 heavy sausage 14 $1200 $1600 T CA-- Y 7 11 1 i 12 1112 paid freely for choice vealerc 'A Fruits I I KANsAS CITY ' Sept 1 Apples—Per box red astrachan $300 Cn Ii & P 2! 1 it 7h 7 14 2200 and total alow weak $250 Un Carb 11 608 64 - )74 to 10 cents lower than Monday's average Wr4tithY 64 twrries—Per era le blackberries $225 'Cri Pactf 7) 7618! 76141 76141- no shippers Top $1405: good and choice 44 strawberries O 185 Un Air In 6) 3314 180-2713141 13141 few 280- pounds 51390011400: Melons—Per crate cantaloupes H B Unit A irc 7 231 140-17- 0 310 pound $1375-4413928441- 14 28t8) fd $1 SO pound 80c Unit corp 34! 14 sows steady at $1300t 14- 1$1371395: artv crate and bushel Pea ch 11 Unit I 614 614! 6 14 few $1160 1350: Hales $125 south1 SOck Unit 'rut:1 55 55 55 Cattle—Salable total 11200 varieties 11000: ern Utah $130$100 Un G 171 — 3141 3141 4 Caivea 314 and 1000 fed total Salable 17 8 Pears—Per box Bartlett $375 501-13) 51 Gyp 5014 - 114 steers yearlings and heifers opening slow Plums—Per pound ts(cp gc U 8 I Alco! 3! 30141 30181 301-steady to 15 cents lower: few grass steers U 8 Rub 12' 19141 1914 19481 14 stocker and classes feeder comprissteady: Vegetables U 8 Steel 33 46441 46 21! 4648 ing around 35 per cent of receipts demand -V I I pound green string 7C yelI I slow market steady to easier spots 25 lowBeans—Per Vantiilum 3' 15 string 7c dozen bunches 20c 15 15 I cents lower Choice strong weight Missouri-fe- d Beets—Per steers $1535: other good choice fed W a i wI-vBroccoli—Per pound 7e or t It 2: 3 44 Y 1500: 3 14 3 14 14 steers $1350( eary sales to Cabbaite--- Per 24! War Br Pic pound 3c 514 5481 mixed and $1300 yearlings W' U n Tel dozen hunchea 20 ZI25a Carrots—Per t2 6 171 14 26 14 26 14 14 1425 W' Air Sir U EL No 2! :)14 14 Cauliflower—Per 14141 14 14- 114 1)ExvEn Sept 1 W El&Iilf I2c: U S No 2 7c pound 12) 6914 68581 89141 —Salable and total 2300 dozen $10011' 125 Vt'N! Steel 2! 13141 18541 18141- Celery—Per 44 Calves--Salaand total 200 very dull: Corn—Per dozen 156f 20c 4 WilsorottCo f 4 14 4 14 44 fed heifers steady to weak Two loada Cucumbers—Per lug 35 (a' 50c pickier 171 23141 23141 2314 Woolwrth 14 mixed choke heifers and $130e yearlings per 100 11 Wor P&M 14 16441 16481 16141 weak on other classes Top vealera $15: 4075c Eggplant—Per pound fie -y- ! few 'stock heifers vealer 29341 29121 $10504?1075 crate $175 Endive—Per 4! Yg s&T 2944 I weights 'stock calves held above $15 Garlic—Per pound 15c -iheavier calves held above $14 Lettuce—Per crate $275 V' 300 7 1 4 14 14 14 1 4 14 14 Zen Rad io I 24 MOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Onions—Per 50 pounde Sept 1 (AP- crystal wax Total sales Tpesday 291320 previous rsmss 100: quality $125: yellow Spanish $100 white Spangreen ago 345150: YPar plain steady Small lot grass steers $13: ish $125: pick Iers 12c pound day 2473a0 week medium to good heifers $10000 1100 ago 520630 two years seri 544550 per dozen bunches 25e Peas—Per pound 7c Januarv 1 to date g7k46g67 year ago good range cows quoted $900 950 Calves—Salable 40 Steady Load good 92934409 two years ago 142431001 Pareley—Dozen hunchea 25e 47 vealers $13 Pcppere—Per pound sweet J 4c: chili 800: total 1800: steady 10c Hogs—Salable to 10 cents lower: mostly steady: good amt Potatoes—Per1 100 pounds Irish Cob180-27ehoice 50 blers Otuos i 40 pound $1375 lotsI 400 $140 1b0 held Bltss $140 1506 ear:y top $14 but many sorted Wnni tOr:her: NEW YORK Sept-Hadishes—Per dozen hirrichea 25e (AP'i—cirase pound 1 $ 1350 kJ 1365 7c 160180 pound $1365 tit 400 futures closed 15 to 22 cenfs lower Spinach—Per pound summer 3c zue7700 tota 8000: nothOctober 945 bid: December 940 bid pound Sheep—Saiazie Squash—Per g cint 94 5c wool One cents extreme lower load Certiticaed spot grease $1525: 185-23nomirai top late hulk Turnips—Per dozen huntMea 20e pound barearly rows and gilts $15 2 load" 248 Tommtoes—Per lug 4044 60c per bushel Certificated spot wool tops 1210 pound 75c nominal $1465 10 18 14! i- -- : regulation No 12 prioriti out 'mat purchase orders under the for &materials tregiiation pattrn !'"e I17r provement expansion or rruction el pianta La contrary to the regu'44:On Anterdrt order Drinring derivat el of n) anamcle witnin control of order Irterp-ete- 1 1111 14 I -- CS Japs weren't slated for trouble Avice Clark from another side And that is 0012 0014 0112 certain ELY Nev—Mrs Avice Clark 68 early 0014 renident of eastern Nevada died Friday Marriage Licenses The belief is that the recent ac- night 00 34 in 04 11 06 anywasShehospital lsTovemborn tive fighting in China is part of Mrs Clark Salt Lake County 1 35 1 40 1873 her early bre 10 her spent Solomon Islands attack This in Farmington 0014 the 03 31 Dean Wilson Bateman 23 West was N She married 001 01 were the dan: means vast amount of war equip- to a MrOf McQuillan and 01 06 two daughters they Blanche and Sybil Greer 19 Union parents — — ar02 ment 05 especially warplanes Grace 21) 11: 20 George Thomas Galivan 54 Omaha married to E D Clark rived in China Important war bul- andfAlhethewas later resided Neb: 00 in McGill a abort family tioi4 Ida May Dean 51 Salt Lake 01 U war from are eon one letins Harold that expected time They had 00 14 0112 in the corps army Clark signal oerving Alma Houston Ploveo 29 Salt Lake: theater 01 02 Ketchikan Alaska Alberta Jean Bradshaw 25 6211 Lake 2 25 215 en route from Increased activity on the fronts at Besides her son who is Mn to 31485 few Iada held $1500 do $1350 25 10 1000 pfd Hood Ida a survives Alaska sister Hoer' welch 33 Tacoma Wash-to $1550: medium grade $1200 to $1300: in China the Jap McDonald of Farmington N M and a might compel Bertha Mae Greenhalgh 34 Salt several loads choice heifers $1425 me-to TUESDAY SALES to and rats withdraw Lake troops equipgrandson to most $1375 good $1475: 25e at Chief Con50 common and ment from Manchuria That would dium $1050 to $1200: Frank Barlow Clinger 22 Burbank Combined Metals 1000 at 534A c medium cows $485 to $1000: few good Ca relieve pressure on the Siberian Charlotte Me Ewing Crescent Eagle Oil 500 at 10c to $1135: outside price for packbased $1035 Varrna Pack 20 Burbank Cal East Utah 2000 at 14 c 3000 at 114 c canners and cutters largely age 13$0-1man Russian and allow front power New Park 29c 100 at Be that as' it may the situation Si3 50 to $$50: medium and good nativ Hari Clive Smith 18 Bantaluin: Nev—Mre Charlotte Mc Ewing Tintic standard 100 at $13711 200 at is to be sent toward 83 RUTH to 1100 lb bulls up Norma Jean Dunn 15 Springville died Sunday at the home of a (tem:h another example of the annoy- and equipment 213714 100 at 813711 common light weights $1000 bull and range$1100: had to Shai been Dan Mr finish off ter Edwards corn 100 at $21714 Schickelgruber In tailing health the past yeatt and was and good vealers ances imposed upon mining at a Europe Owen Elwood Wilkins 22 Magna: $900 toto$950: medium 24 at 100 pfd choice $101212 and few this winter good $1150 around Echo Lure Maxfield 21 Salt Lake $1300 confined to her bedw the past triMonth 26 at 8101212 time it should have a green light 15 per cent of run stockers at $101211 $1400: as born Mrs Quebec MclEwing 2 Austin Hayes 22 Minneapolis CURB SALES (12-and feeders mostly to dealers: trade slow Henry P M) in all With her directions on 1659 and Canada April minth few good Coln where 0 11-N- ! $12-5- 1 24 5- 1: 3i la 1 175 14 21 13131 131-- i i 115 - 5341- 13 "41 -- - - 01 02 05 0011 01 06 0 12 12 i 31 4 314 9 13 9 i 9 3' 13 t 13 13 3 5141 5 12 512 5' 1534 '15 1311 1 3o111 o I 3oli: 4 5 5 12 5 Lit ! Nat Lead Nat PeteteelL I I I Net A via Nat Biscuit Nat c He 11 ' Mack Trkg Macy R IL Marine Midi Martin-Pa- r M ari hall Tr' McKes & R1 Miami Copi Midnont P Mont Ward N lit 01 27 25 0t 01 06 10 0112 10 01 01 02 b 14 03 0014 25 22 00 4 00 k1 051 07 0014 0934 0011 0112 021o 0014 b fit — T 06 0014 03 00 IA b 81-4- 01 01 01 08 0312 03 0041 07 0011 0314 03 0014 b si 121rit- '- Asked $ 6i ' Finland Seen As Spot for Second Front 1 I 0012 (Utah-USDA)- - Augusta Bid b 12 17141 26141- 6 41 TUESDAY'S QUOTATIONS 5 Pi-te- e r t lit Alarket Quotattorts 574 William Douglas Ii--0e- S L Stock 1 1 I Trade Winds IDeaths : 11 12 14 -- T 85 n 2 1618:— 1611i- - 46 3 7 Ts 774 1E1 26441 27 5' 8a0 8 34 s61 46141 45a4 4 25 34 2 2 34 2! 571211 57141 571-351 19 111 19121 19 11 10 30 2911 1 2914- 2 19311 19 1912 3 2643 26 12 26 12 I 6 20 gig 1201 2013 7 26131 2 6 2 6 14 4 3 4 11 5 4 14 3: 61 60141 81 3! 17 1711' n r'-)- 7 Alta Tunnel Am Met Min Co Beaver Gold Cop Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals NORTH SALT LAKE Sept I (Utah-USDMining 230 Includes Bonanza Receipts Bristol Sliver 120 through 93 for market and 17 direct Bullion No good fed steers sold early: Medium Cardiff TAUSTIllan to good trucked-igrassers $1050 to Cedar Central Standard $1125: common $1000 down mediumto Chief ConSilver Clayton heifers $1050 to good trucked-iColorado Con good Columbus-Regal- ! $1100: common kinds 31000 down: to medium Combined Metals cows $900 to $950 cutter Coalition 750 Comet cowa 3775 to $875 canners Commonwealth Lead down odd bulls $1015: medium to good Crescent Eagle vealers 31250 to $1450 odd common Croft Crown Point kinds $10AR) to $1200 586 Dragon Includes 851 Hogs: 82Receipts East Crown Point 203 direct and for market through 230-lEast Standard $1410 on best 180 toto 81385: steady: topmixed East Ttntic Coal butchere weights $1360 East Utah sows $1'150 to $1175 itIPA 824 includes 1247 Empire MBullion Sheep: Receipts Eureka 'for market medium to through andNet-Ji-423 i to Con Eureka t Lilly iambs is $1250 good truck Eureka Mines $1350 Standard Eureka CatGold Chain OGDEN Sept 1 tle: Receipts 100 Includes 50 for market Great Weirtern -odd Horn slow 50 direct: Silver mostly and drive-inupply Mons few early sales and lot Howell late market steady to strong: me- Indian Queen day's dium to good slaughter steer mostly Kennebec o $1250 Kentucky-Uta- h top Monday 31050on to 31200 One fed lot common steers down Keystone early bulk itockers and Leonora to $900 and below feeders $900 to $1100: few up to $1150 Little May and over few lots choice slaughter heifers Magnolia Lead from feed lots $1250 medium to good Mammoth common dairy Miller Hill drive-th- e $1025 to $1175 good cows mostly Miners Gold types $1000 down to choice to few 8975: $1000 and Missouri Monarch $900 cutter to medium cows $785 to Moscow over to canners down $450 and mi- Mt City Copper 6875 ner: medium to good beef bulls $900 to Mountain View $14-5few Naildriver down bulk vealers $1000: New Park choice to $1500 Hogs Receipts 200 includes 50 for New Premier market and 150 through steady 230-i-top New Quincy On North Lily good to choice 180 to $1410 mixed weight North Standard light andbulkheavier weights: sows to Ohio Copper $1225 $1385 mostly $1360 down: few lights to 31250 Includes 11- - Park Bingham 12000 Park City Con sheep: Receipts 1000 through few Park Konold 000 for market and 89-lb trucked-ifat Park Nelaon email lot good 83 to Park Premier pring lambs steady to weakto at $1275 25c lower weak Park Utah Sunday's market toclosed Utah Pioche Bristol choice 81 to 88-lfour loads good fat range apringers from trucks $1360 Plumbic Mines to $1365 other cart loads and email Plutua loads Prince Con lot truck-in- s 51320 to $1350 two 89-l93-l- b load Rico Argentine fat I dahos $1350: 72-1MonMontanas $1325 four cars Royitton Coalition load 60-l- b tana feeders and oneewes Oregons King Coal car cull Silver load Idaho Silver King West $525 $1250: to common Oregons $425 Silver Shield Silver Standard 1 OMAHA Sept Sioux Mines 5$00: So Iron Blossom Receipts salable 4500:to total 100 higher: top! South Standard active: fully steady lot $1390 bulk good and Swansea Con S1385 190-27- 0 lbs choice 11375 to 61383: Tar Baby 270-37- 0 lbs $1350 to $1375: 160-18- 0 Tintie Central lbs $1340 to S1375: good sows 360 lb Tintic Lead to $1335 few choice down $1325 Tintic standard 360-40to sows lb $1315 $1340: few Union Chief Con $1310somegoodto 400 lb up to Utah $1325: to $1325 stags Utah-Wy- e Con 011 $1315 $1300 down Con Victor $1375 Cattle: Receipts salelile and total 6500: Walker Mining calves salable and total 300 slaughter West Toledo steers slow weak to 15c lower choice heif- Wilbert ers active steady: common to good grades Yankee Con siow weak other classes largely steady: Zuma bulk good and choice slaughter steers Utari-Id- a lug corn 2314( 27141 26141 26121 32121 32s8' 37121 36141 i Hecker Prd Homestake i:1 1' 3ri 1141 2121 26141 4 32181 38121 36' 1 414 2' 414 5 20 16 193 8 12' 2212 29 1212 10 478' 5 30 2 1014 711i 3 101 518 I Mien-Kel- 7L Market Quotations i 3834L 31 76 - 19141 11121 61 24 I 34 2' Bug 44 I 11441 S Livestock 1— 2 8121 16 11 I Liti-O-- 21 2 5 14 1 19 19 11141 11311 60121 60121- 7 112121112 1112121- f 4 2712! 273j 141- 1! 1541 1541 11 23121 23-123121 1 1112! 1112! 1114 I Kennecott ACresge 8 S ro Kroger L NEW YORK Sept 1 11'n—The market Tuesday h a d the enefit of good buying in some t10118 which kept the list fairxvell balanced despite numerL:s laggards Seven issues of the Chicago & Pacific !lwake StoutPaul in activity and rtlway stood 1 Pt gain included the 5s They f '75 at 151 up 12 on sales of 7:7600 th e adjustment 5s at on sales of $1028000 'z up r:e general 4s at 411-- i up a on S101000 and the 4105 at ales of l4 up 1 on sales of $35000 Others cell up as to 1 points on small0- sales RtNck Island convertible 414s reand North runding 4s and and 4s 'Nestern convertible d rails arnong other Laving a busy day The general run cf corporates hesitant although the main ::sts was no worse than mildly Irregular at the close Among gainers were Gulf States Utility 12 Illinois Bell Telephone l Telephone 5s and Remington Rand 312" :7:ter-nationa- 1 I 13 1111121 5 2 30 16 44 54 82 33 21- 132' 52111 19 5314 32: 89 34 3S' 54 114 23 9 6 Total sales Tuesday $8686000: pre- ago 85961day 85642000 o'eek two 000 year years ago ago 84898800 $4940700 January 1 to date $1401180800 year ago $1432707275 two years ago 51028480775 !Sales High Low Close 318 81'4 83i1 14 2161 214 1 1 1 13 8! 40141 30121 40 Am Superpow Bunk Hilt & S El Bond & Sh do Mountif City Cop Niag Bud Pow Technicolor United Gas 614i 4121 33121 19121 2214 8 a8 3141 2 7 4 6 -- nnd -- a lj 310712 I Vintnil Hundreds) in (Sales 1 18140— 7121 712i 2' 1one3&L St - low-price- a a 34 6 1 Cp-Sea- —1— Illinois Cen 214 6 - 3' 10 I Ehntkota 214 6 1 n i aHud W Detroit Ed g D Dome Mn Doug AireIN! Du P de Johns-Ma- up 16 NEW YORK Sept 1 (AP)—Following a ilpt of Tuesday's' transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS I avored Rail on ds Rise 41-2- s iu 841 814 81441 61-0- Del Int 1!t 14 1834! 16141 2 6141 14 4121 412 10 33141 32441 2 19241 1914 311-81 3114 2 2 3 6 32121 32121 16 59381 513121 39141 36141 31 31 76 1i76 31! 112' 1141 72312! 23 5 2714 27141 12' 11118 1612! 3 16141 1611: 101 4141 4141 10 13181 13 65111 66 641 11 12 12 5 2314) 23121 4 27 318! 23 14' 23141 1 '2141 1114! 2 17121 17141 5 26121 26121 1 6 6 neer-&c- T pfd - 3 3121 1 Chrysler CI Molyb CI Pealidy Coca-Col- Houd-- 98-2- - 1 I is Curb Prices 111211 11 11 I and Owens-IllinoChicago neat Western preferred was up when directors voted a dividend accumulations On the losing side were U S tee-- Santa Fe Southern Pacific reyhound Corp Anazonda Du Pont Union Carbide Ioeing 'United Aircraft American 'melting and Consolidated Edison A little more profit taking came the rails despite exceptionally g earnings figures: for most 7tads in July and the first seven or:ths lea s 37721 377211812 1534- 2- 251 Borg Brdg Brea Budd MfzBudd — c— Cal Pack Cal A Can Cat Hell Celan Cer de Cert Prod Ches & 0 Pan-Americ- i 91141 8503: Net I Sales! Close 1Chge 1! 89 - 14 1289 ) i a Alleg cv 5s 44 A & F P 5s 2030 Am T & T 314a 61 A T & S I 4a 95 Beth St' 3 11 a 52 D & R G W 5s 55 aad Ill Cen 4 ki a 86 Mo Pao 51 77 F So Pao 4 kts Si do 4 12 a 89 do 3 ki s 46 do 411a Ore 77 U t ah L & P 5 a 44 i Wet Un 5a 51 8 I e as i BONDS J 3 2625 1160 Bails Bonds Commodities 1 312 91-4 9111! 9 A 32 3114 314-2- 16 53 52121 53 13' 541 5121 5123 10' 16121 1612 16141- -4 21141 21 13 2414 2512 I Retaining moderate plus marks e r e Chrysler American Tele-iorMontgomery Goodyear Can inierican ard Sperry 1uthern Ballway Electric Power 6 p e r cent preferred Light NI an Vi: Standard Oil (N 247a 1L 4141 1411!a1 31412 18411 s7) 1 ta effect i4 2' 15 110'4111872119441- 43 12 4314 43 23 27121 27 27141 1C 254 2512 2542t 2 3 3 3 :3 26A i 2534 2512 7 6 571 27 43421 42721 431i1- n 2s 27No 2412- -17 17 174 3 3'21 3 At! C Liner 1 AU Ref Curt-Wr- 37121- - 18421 18141 1814- 4- 13 a ard order drastically cutting rates for this company went 24121 1777i!I 7321 gh cost of living G&EI Among favorites Postal Tele-E- Col coml Cred rn made a new top Corn In Tr! preferred A So a gain of fa at 19I and Com is Corn estern Union was up at 26 Con Are rnerger Italk became a bit Con Copp Edist Coned l Oil uter Consolation Coal turned Con Cont Corp iatively active with the gain of Cant Can point The approach of fuel oil Coot C Oil Del here Crane Co 1ning was a factor C C & Airways eased Crue to 17N as the civil aeronautics Cub-- Steel Sug all Is 3742' 37111 2 6712' 6741 67441 the proceedings but mild ral- Balt & Oil Brnadli s came in here and there just Bend AVill Steel -fore the close and enabled some Beta Blw Kna Boo Alrp aders to emerge with modest ad- Borden Co Wrn c 141 (AP)—Following and net change New York stock of each bond: Ninth South street: Robert S81111101 Fleteher on of Mr and Mrs 19 Joseph Smith 19 Fletcher Ogdon: Daniel Burns AllenAllen husband of Mrs Ethel Littlefield 22 husband Provo: Joy Dee Van Orden of Mrs Virginia Tvner Van Order Lewis-of ton: Carl Hyrum King 23 husbandKengoorter: Wilma Ruth King Mrs 22 husband of Mrs Arnold neth GUNNISON—William Douglas 79 died A rva Price Ogden: Ralph James Cun- at his home here Tuesday at 9 a m of ningham 3a son of Mr& Louis S Cuncauses Incident to are 365 Fait Third South street: H wan born September 17 1862 In nineham son of Mr and Adrian Ernest Frail Lake City a Edward Mn J Toyior3n Adrian Tayloron Clearfield: son Of Graham and of Mr and Mrs Sr Toone Nathan Doug11PowelHarriet Albert Quinn Toone N Edward Boss Ogden: Shift By the 111 son Thatnher 20 son of Mr and Mrs Lee B Thatcher Provo: Gordon Wayne He married Annie The attorney general of the z 20 son of Mr anti Mrs Wil- Purring-toCooper December 3 W Purrington Ogden: Elburn Hnly- -' iS86 In Salt Lake state ' of Washington recently 0144 ' liam 1019 41 husband of Mn oak Chipman Twenty Years ' City ' Jarman Chipman Kaysville: Theo John ago he moved withcreated a furor in the mining inv -Alvin Mrs 1 Mr son and of 20 Nielsen his family to MayNielson Hammond: James Carroll Niehfield later moving' J dustry of that state by announcing By Lou Schneider Mcr"Richard ohs 20 Idaho: Roy to Axtell where he Rupert - 4' ' Donald 26 husband of Mrs Melba M was all outstanding that all assessment work on un- Consolidated News Features 1 Clifforci Cecil Chris McDonald farmer Hooper: tensen 22 on Of Mr and Mrs Albert F ' '" 4'Be came to Gunn patented raining claims must be Hari Christensen American Fork: Henry Mrs The most logical location for so n to make his home i rinorton Stevens 21 son of Mr and done for 1942 and 1943 in spite of several years ag Alva H Charles Stevens Ogden: Charles 1 1:'":-- l Goodall 201 scin of Mrs Hannah Goodall to open a and wait an elder in the federal legislation which sus- the united nations Gunnison ward of 1 American Fork: Ralph Brociforti Beck lunch-tabl- e mili- the D S second front L church the says slrnm 20 on of Mr and Mrs James H pended all such work unless his widow Besides i Beckstrom Einanish Fork: Dail L Rose ' 22 ':1 Finfive son and ea - r:ti:s state legislature modifies or re tary minds would be north son of Mr and Mrs Albert Roe& Ogden- -l q daughter aurviv MrMrson nf 20 Holman Marvin and war of supland Large quantities W F l are I Rnbert Ellis Horgan They Orden: Maxwell peals a state statute similar to of San Fran- Douglas Cal Mrs Erekine Wallane 21 on of Mr and Glen-noto be entering Rus- cisco known are F iafA14idiOsiiieax64 J plies was n The Wallace law federal Agnes Campbell Magna: opinion of Nenhi Douglas 21 Kankakee Leander SurrnetionL is which Mr Murmansk via sia Douglas GOOTRe just and Bert nt case which in on a 27 husband Leon Mother based Elias mining both of Magna: spencer Douglas Tll: com- Douglas Mn Elaine Otte Mather Logan: Burns and Maud Douglas both of Gunnison: two on cif Mr and Mrs 21 claims had been voided by failure outside of Finlartg And it is of Ephraim and E FinlayaonIFIVson Douglas Edward brothers Leon are Wel Fin 4526 atiw0041 rn- -' a the Finns mon sister and of Albert Douglas knoweldge Magnaof Midvale: 10 Robert I Vernal to comply with the state mine Parrett 20 eon of Mr Hansen Ann Mrs Mary sr Salt Lake am Pate0v1Tis WLecBarrett claim notice laws which are sup- friendly with the Americans and grandchildren and it e grea r2o o of Mr and in Mre Dan Ellie Lee Woods Cross: AlfrPci conducted be will British services Funeral with Mitnrcat O'Rear DeKalb Texas: Sam Eaplemental to and consistent Axtell L D ii ward chapel Saturday at nuinta 23 son of John Esnuinta Heine The strategy is that a united na- the I p m by Arnold AMtoft bishop Edward Butters 18 husband of the federal laws - Mn tions' drive down to south Finland Mary Ellen Butters Ogden: Lvrn Examination of the attorney would force the Nazi in Norway to Franklin Brotken 21 hueband of Mrs A O Nadine Bracken Lemon: Rav Ellis FRO general's opinion by leading min-in go through Sweden Sweden would 21 husband of Mrs Marie Fail Pavoon PAYSON — Augusta Amelia °lemon Joseph William Zamnedri- - 20 nephew of ing attorneys has resulted the invasion she would not Andreason 80 died at the home of her Mary 2ampedri Ogden: Joseph Richard Once down agreement that the case chosen fight Sam's Uncle Mrs Flora Peterson 685 East Stoker 20 eon of Mr and Mrc Robert boys daughter Paul Roviance FintY Stoker street Sr Raine: South Second matdoes not apply to the situation fight a be would Finland it simple on of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Fin-- I I 20 at 10 a tn It is pointed ter to establish 20 under consideration ley Snringville: Garth Ivon Anhder air bases for all out Tuesday of infirmities inci! Conrad Earl Ahnder 'Inn of Mr and Mr out that the case cited by the state air raids on inner Germany dent to old age : f Hyrum: Fred Foy Yount 21 Coorgetown i She was born in I Texas: Bernell Miller Glints 23 eon of official had to do with a mining ' Moreover if Finland were in- Sweden September Merraret E Galles 45212 Ouince 1881 a daugh-- ::6 claim made under the federal law vaded through the north it would 28 Duane Fuhriman 19 ton "0 IMrsMr Wiiliam ter of Aaron and 1 and Mrs Arnold I ruhriman Loand a question arose as to the relieve some 500000 Russian Bertha In- ?‘ Oleson a Metz 20 son of Mr and Merl gan: marRiding vas she to make regulation troops now there protecting the r1886 :" :$ Mrs Robert Meter Riding Ogden: Ernest I right of a state to ied to liana John 23 husband of Mrs Greenwood Morgan locations and lo- border who are trained winter Andreason in Oslo l' ' with reference ""4--iFern Melvin Lieter Greenwood Nentli: wa V Several A '''' 1 ' ' rmetrong 20 son of Mr and Mn John cation notices give the Rus- Nor years later they earn fighters That would M Linvel Eldnti 1 Cite: Cedar Armstrong this country cornsian generals the men and war sup- to 7 :: 1i Hansen 21 ton of Mr and Mre Linvd to Former Judge Comments almost directly ing blood-drenche- d Bud Hansen Lewiston L Creegnr Herbrt to beat Payson John Parley 22 snn of Mr end Mn She Is survived by has made the plies required A leading Cresienr Louis Morrieon Morrow Edward !rk Schickelgruber Adolph and the her husbandsons i 43 Provo: Howard Thomas Downs 22 a 4 and 1 following statement upon the pres- - In this coming winter's fighting ' following eon H 11r Mrs Downs of i Clarence and Mrs Flora ent' situation daughters son -- of Provo: Joeenh Edward Vane 20 Prirt-“::1 7 ' f Peterson Mrs Emma Mr and Mrs Howard 1 Vane ' ' lunch-table Lit7 "This situation has nothing to Mrs Brandon Another location the ville: Ray Poker Bright 17 eon of Mr 2'l-Neil of Payson and Mrs Francis E Bright Lewiston:- The military strategists have for the Ilan do with location notices AndrPPLSOLI of L - ' ' - ' FlOVI Abram HalladaY 20 inn of George Harry L Lehi a second and to Roy constitution united nations provides: Congress open Holladay Provo: Arnold LeRoy Foote is ) who cabiaavrigi Andreason Mr Mrs 20 Warren Foote and of toll have-to shall power dispose of front is Portugal History reveals stationed with the Gunnison: Philip Jeffs- Millartch 17 eon Mrs Andreason United States army and make all needful laws and that Portugal is the of Millarich Jack Spring Philip Rock Ark: also 21 grandchilClerence Earl Walker IR son Canyon: of Mrs "mama" of Brazil that if it would IndrenLittle and 14 regulations respecting the terEthel Walker Provo: Don Joy Thompson in the held be will Funeral services 21 son of Orrden: Earl Robert or would other property belongritory help her "child" Portugal First L DS ward the time to be announced Edward Holmes Thompson :la husband of Mrs lend herself for that purpose Pore Lee Holmes Fort Ducheatte: Eugene by the Claudia funeral home ing to the United States conFrank Petrakis 17 eon of Mrs filanehe The thought is that Spain could gress has legislated with referclip-iPleaaant Grove: Josierh McNivert Durrant 20 son of Mr and Mrs Leland ence to the acquirement of not put up strong military resistDurrant Mangan: Jarkie Brower Gwynn mineral claims by the law passed ance to the fighting men and of Mr and Mrs George William la eon North 20 Mon Hansen 10 SALINA—Me Salt Lake to 1872 and Reynolds Gwynn united nations George W of the subsequent May equipment Ga- Lee 24 husband of Mrs City: Lela Robinson of Salina died at Macon childformerly last - Lee the passage of that law the and that a drive into France would hospital of 'A Morgan Saturday morning Her infant United States court delivered an be simple Then would start the birth Us S died also 'r"4vdaughter Army -1 all-oair raids on inner Germany A daughter of 1r- 'opinion in a case arising in Mon'' Hann L Henint 42 Hotel nth'' Allen and Jennie' Ras- tana where it held that the pasand the windup blow to Schickel- vin r h Viv' AD mussen Hansen of hi dr MI oRt ) '''''''''': Salina she was born aro tdra li0 sage of the law by the congress gruber n o Eteer1Anderson vpit ' 18 Salina at July in 7 statute The the uppermost '1 question passed by 'repealed' She was mar- - 1 : 1922 — lunch-tabl- e 378 G street: Fred W Parker Montana on January 10 1872 Ir Foye Reyn- - imilitary minds is why rted ofto Miami :Fla St''' or three or four months prior to the British Dutch and American olds umo at it02::97 July 17 el 1941 1 lu :4d idt: it ilt:Tn enactment of the federal minleaders do not "take over" French Richti They II" in: 1 E tt Miami to moved and the Brazil between Guiana eral law 14ttk :::7- 4! shortly after their nenogrsonn and then to 1 Abe "The question of what is the Dutch Guiana The colony is known marriage Gordon '28 son of Mrs Dora Got- Mr k where Macon B don - t son of axis a of to hotbed Grene be 20 enwas of land Ogden: Alphonse law was the espionage supreme Reynolds - Mrs Hilda B Grene 504 Hamilton court: in business ' whence united nations shipping in- gaged S K son 27 Mr Mrs Taft of L D and early decided by John Marshall include Taft Bicknell: Russell D Grange 21 formation is easily sent by radio herSurvivors and he cites it further specifhusband her par- -son Mr Mrs G of and Wallace ents her grandparPrice Noel Richards 20 Pocateflo Grange ically in the case of McCulloch to submarine commanders Idaho: ente Mr and Mn i William J Finnerty 22 son of Mn Helen I Oscar Norman of vs Maryland wherein he says M Kelly 0 FinnertV John Mr 20' Ogden: and Fairview lunch-table more from the Here's son of Mr and Mrs J F Kelly Ogden: the constitution of the United and Mrs Ren Ras- LeVere A pottage 21 son of Mr and mussen Salina: of and of laws States the military strategists: congress Mrs Albert Dallas& Logan Lloyd brothers Merlin Mrs Reynolds All indications are that Uncle two Frederickson 27 Ogden Hansen of Salina and passed in pursuance thereof are Sam in States United navy: Hansen the is now on the offensive in the Quayle the supreme law of the land He Renee Hansen of Salina and two held in Gibbons vs Ogden in Pacific fighting But he would not Mrs sisters Grant Robles of Pleasant Grove d TRuling on Mine Assessment Creates Furor 11000) - members stock exchange) Last Change Low 10576 10628: off 05 pooh 2601 2619: unch 1150 1156: off 03 8989: 7 J (Furnished by York of New High Industrial 10652 in (Sales ( Hogie & Co A - 7 Anaconda Arm Iii Arrn cork Ased D 0de & IDow-Jone- Net Chg Low !Close ! 6142 61a etti3242 321a 32421- 17(ss 17as 17(43:4- 5421 541 205421- 2o 20 11 11 tel Ify:ks generally got off to a g SI 10 I 1 YORK are today's salesSeptclose In prices of bonds on the exchange and total sales CORPORATION NEW (AP)--Eollow- ing September 2 1942 25 unc-bun- c - Bond Prices Hundreds) in unc-- b b 9 uotations STOCKS Salesi High NEW c-- 'iLrbe Wetineday Morning I Trade Expends In Mine List Canada Exchanges Will Close Labor Day U S All domestic financial markets including the Salt Lake stock exchange will be closed September Ca7 in observance of Labor Trading expanded sharply In nadian markets also will day mark the both breadth and volume Tuesday holiday on the Salt Lake stock exchange Transfers in the issues of three Grain companies — TIntic Standard Chicago CHICAGO Sept 1 ( buying - RIO Utah Pow- Sugar er and Light—rolled up an impressive dollar volume Price trends Utah-Idah- o were mixed Combined Metals rallied to 5N cents up and East Utah to Utah-Idah- o 1 up 1 Sugar preferred advanced to $101214 up cents 1214 but the same company's common eased to $21712 off 212 cents Four hundred shares of Tintic sold at Standard $13714 un- - of unfavorable harvesting weather reports in the northwest and the absence of bed"- trig pressure spurred an advance of more than a cent in wheat futures Tuesday With and December wheat to new six weeks' highs contrects September all other going followed the upturn of the bread grains cereal Although most of the advance was scored early and ran into some Profit taking after the first half hour the market maintained a firm undertone to the close At the finish wheat wa 1 to 114 cents 32o : Dehigher Sptember $12034 cember $123 anti corn was Is 124 a n c e 74 Q' i4 t: September litlynd cents: 'December tlei Ng cents Oats finished on gains of LI cents rye advanced 71147'114 centa and soybeans were up 24 e 11 cent moved to Leadville family she was married to William McEwing in 1888 Besides her daughter Mrs Edwards a son Arthur McEwing of Ely and two Cetera in Quebec survive Funeral services will be conducted Wed9 a in in the Sacred Heart nesday atchurch in Ely Catholic Saima Nelson ROCK SPRINGS Wvo -- - Mrs Saima Nelson 74 a resident of thin community her home Sunday of since ISS5 died at ailments incident tro age Phe is survived by a son and dain-hte- r and Mrs rimer Nelson of San Francisco also three Paul Faropt of Rock Sprints trandchildfen George M Flack Mildred Mazy Allen 23 Salt Lake Mat Weldon Genty 22 St Georce: Norma Jeanne Gerrells 17 Mountain View Cal Robert Lorenzo Cardwell 25 Rlveh ton: Frances Joy Simper 23 Murray Warren Chadwick legal age Salt Lake: Helen Lion Robinson legal age Salt ' Lake Joseph Paul Diapenra 23 Bingham Dion& Lipsey 22 Bingham Maitland Vance 34 Salt Lake: Edgar Vina Avanelle Woolley 23 Salt Lake John soilitt SS Lehi: Idelle Gibson 48 salt Lake Fred Frank Cahoy 25 Salt Laical' Nielsen 27 Set Lake Wodding Anniversary Gifts FAIRFIELD—George M Flack 85 died Monday in an American Fork hospital of V M A DSEN'$—MURRA UTA following a longlifness septicemia Pyrex Ovenware—Roseville Pottery Born at Fairfield a on of John GIFTS WRAPPED FREE and Emma Burch! Flack he lived here all his life engaging-ifarming and stock GET special prices on wedding invitations raising Arteraft Press Beason bldg He is survived by a brother William in beautiful Memorial Flack of Salt Lak City and a sister ENTERTAIN MEMORY PARK DIAL Minnie Flack of Fairfield cakes blrthday call Seagull Baking Co party 11 Additional Obituaries on page 15 Marriage Licenses changed Crescent Eagle Oil at 10 Ely Nev cents also was unchanged Range of Chicago Futures Newman Ballard 37L Salt Lake: 1 CHICA(10 Sept (AP1—Wheat! Juliette Farnsworth 34 Salt Lake Utah Power and Light $7 preLow Close litrh Open ferred 19x $1 sold during Sept $11 22 $1 193 $1 2o Nt Davis Cbunty 241i 1 2272 1 24 the regular session at $4250 off Dr 1 251a Mac 12811 127 127 John Byron Danvers :11 Salt Lake: In rnited The following pn1Iitnint Corn— $175 the amount of the dividend June Stood 27 Salt Lake a tes irmed services were announced by S711L S414 It Lake district recruiting directors but recovered to sell in after- Sept s61111 Dee gg Ili g6111 Weber tCounty 90 90 noon curb trading at $4350 May 91 90 U S Maritime Service Grant Bill kilimkina 23 Felt Lake Walker sold on the curb at 20 SeptOats— 497 4071 Nngi Mrs City: Fred Rent Hurhes 1 g son ofat reet I 14 :52 51 A4 Dec cents off a half cent 5114 Marjorie Battle 19 Oakland Cal 4$g South State 54 53:t 53ka 531a Carrie Hughes Mgy Enlistments 20-t- i nd 1 - F4 Mrs James Leonard Singleton 21 0E1 ofstreet: A lice 211 Tenth Haat Singleton Divorces Asked Nev Car1(111 IR Bud City Walker Floyd Fred Speer Jr 18 Nampa Idaho: Robert Wiffis Wright 21 husrlind of Mn Janie Salt Lake County Fourth South Cash Quotations Riding Wright 571 East Files L McGuire from Warren W McP 011 of 21 Sweeten Howari etreet: Dewey Guire 1 (AP)--NCHICAGO Wheat Mrs Lila Sept 8 street 82 Douglas Sweeten vales A Gooch 20 nephew of Mrs VIV111 M11- Corn No 1 F141ie: No 2 R414 sin cer 176 North Main street : LeRoy at 84141C: No yellow 3 S339 e: No 4 8314c: Robert Wise Key 30 Juleshurg Colo trade yellow S0e Walter sample 20 Howard City Nev Gate No 3 mixed 50e: No 3 white James Kerwin Boulder 19 Denver Jr Salt Lake County 4t1m 414914e: No 4 4712e: mixed train Jets Lee from EditheLueila Lee Cruelty 4614t No 2 feed 45142c: No 3 4713e Defendant awarded restoration of maiden name Ant111 I husband of Elbert Zufelt Laverne reacher from Emmett reacher Mrs Ida W Zufelt Moab: Alvin George Failure to provide Plaintiff awarded rueon of Mrs Elizabeth R Nash Nash 24 of minor child $15 per week eupRort tody son : 17 of Hansen Gail )711J1 Vernal $50 attorney lete and costa NEW YORK Sept 1 ( AP) (National Mrs Mary Symes R20 East Second South money 23 street: Clinton Russell Montgomery Association of Securities Dealers Inc Davi Montgomery husband of Mrs Lois on of Mr and Bid Asked Orden : Dale Otti Marti Mrs OM Marti 1134 McClelland avenue: Affiliated Fund Inc 197 180 20 Weston Idaro Vern Harry Gamble 91 Dividend Shares 100 Glen LaMar Jensen 18 son of Mrs JoFund Investors Inc 1563 1428 P Jensen 316 Fourth East street: sephine 2430 2216 Keystone Custodrk Ben Nelson Syme 21 son of Mrs Clyde Salt Lake County do 1606 1462 Moroni: Snow Byrne Ralph Beardsley Donna Johnson Empey' trrefri ' Ciftott do 4 795 722 Johnson 42 s011 of Henry C Johnson Burton Requital to provide P'a:nErnpey 241 269 Emerson Paul American Cheney Fri: tiff awarded custody of minor chid $25 5 00 425 25 son of Mr and Mrs Aaron B: Cheney Quarterly In( Shares week per money $75 attorney fees support street Thomas 243 East Fourth South and cost Flo M son of Mn 21 Luke Bushell 26 Bushell Ogden: David Henry Smith son of Mrs Hithia Smith Ogden: Roes s Ent I loptIld Linn 26 husband of Mrs Rut h M Pok er nick Lee James Jtnn Riverton! rtA —Idaho Russet Burbank' ( A Point Le 23 brother of Antis Shavanaux District Court tr S No 2 5390 fry 405: Bliss Triumphs John A Roden 21 Dayton Idaho: Hnry Third U S No Express of Mr and Mrs vs Paoli" ic Toterrnoontalo $290 44300: Oregon Long Louis GAVVIttl 20 son State of Utah Whites standard grade $300 44 305: Colo- George William Gwvritit- North Salt Ls saarled Pxitiff 6 per cn 1 at loterest rd with S25245 Jame! Wangsgard 20 husrado Bliss Triumphs U g!1 No $290: Clarence City too Dteselcosts act 1 of of refund U S No Wan Cobblers Mrs $1440 Jean Nebraska band of $1S0 gaa Phyllis eonsin Cobblers U B No IL $160 Bliss Ogden: Harry Peter Burns 34 husband powered vehicle noerat hitt tax Hal Oil company deers tat disaolutaoia of Mrs Lucille McKenzie Burns 2082 East TriUMpits U 6 No 1 6185 12 90 Lard-- Scot Oct Produce Market BUTTER IN 07 score ANGELES 45 $ 43 43 41 23 Triplet EGGS —SALT LAKE CITY dozen 45 white gpecials Large 42 Large white extras dozen 40 dozen standards Larle Medium white extras dozen 40 BULK-L- OS 91 score Po !icor 89 OCOTP NEW YORK Sept I fAP1—Rutter— firm Creamery Receipts 840785 pounds: score and marks higher than 92 92 score premium 4334 (44113e trash market) to 91 score 411A EP 4234e 85 to 87 43: 88 score- 39 V 40 Li2 c Whites—Fancy to extra' fancy 4314 49c specials 4214 et etandards 39c fancy heavy mediums 42045c mediums 4112 c Pacific coast whites—Jumbo and premiums 50V55c: specials 4914049c: standrds 4544 Olt 48o mediums 4304312c 1 fAPI—flutter—ReC11ICA no Sept firm: prices as celpts 058971 pounds quoted by the Chicago Price Current are unchanged Eggs —Receipts 9374 cases firm market unchanged Live 42 trucks poultry—Recelpts steady unchanged LOS ANGELES Sept 1 Produce receipts: Butter 230445 pounds: cheese A8830 pounds eggs 2199- eases Butter in hulk 45e 47c do mediums Candled large egg 4L42c do smalls 30e 12 90 12 00 ' Divorces Granted USNavy e Investing Companies Separate Maintenance Granted I B-- B-- 3 B-- Potato Market Judgment - V e t i - ered ' — - i i -