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V Y Stock Market Stock Prices s Specialties Score Gains Averages NEW YORK Hepf 22 a a tabulation of Ttirdy' Mock on the New York Hock exchange: STOCKS (Rale in Hundred) I Ne' Sale High Low Cloe I ChR API-Follo- wing I trati-actlon- I —A — Low-price- anti-inflati- preferred pushed up 3 8 on the declaration of a 5125 dividend for this issue first since 1931 On the upside were General Motors Chrysler Santa Fe Southern Pacific Southern Railway common Northern Pacific Kenne-co- tt Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Union Carbide Standard Oil fN J) Western Maryland American Telephone and International Harvester Losers included U S Steel Bethlehem Western Union GoodInternational rich Telephone e Westinghouse J I Case Chesa-pk& Ohio Consolidated Edi-to- n and Phelps-Dodg- e 3-- " Bond Market Holds Strong cor-porat- 3-- a ProduceIN Market BULK IOS 92 1 sr 9 BITTER ecor ANGELE? 47i sore 4 4fi rTe score 43 CHEESE — SAN FRANCISCO 24 TrtpItU FOGS — SALT LAKE CITY 4 H is Cnzri hi' e 47 4fch!e rstrS" dozen 4ft inrdirda down 44 UKiam wnua xtr&4 dozen NEW YORK Sept 22 (API — Butter — Pece-ip'6S6 444: firmer: creamery higher score nd premium mark 4V t?)n 92 90 marketi 45c: 88 '"tc score score i cash 44 Mc 85 to 7 score to 91 40 4 6 42E££ — Whites: Fancy to extra fancy Ti 3 54c: specials 46'ic: 4 standardsc : 44 lancr PsclflcraeMims 424f -- 1 u m m white: Jumbo 42' -coant e S2c 51 nl premium specials udards 4S3ff49r medium 44Mc C"HI"" 22 (API — Bilt'er — Hpt 747 4 - firm: price a quoted Ffr'tli rreamery price rtirren! tT therr t'htraen ? 4 V 91 2 score 44 r rtltier prlre tmchB nEe't r 4 I hen live ti t 4ruW Pfliltry - Receipt a'ead Sraiafic easy: hen over 5 (cunrt pound and down 21c: leghorn hee M 4 1 hroiler 24 pound and erniTi roiored 2"c Plymouth Rock 27tc : Pru-Wntta 264f sprmcs 4 pounds up cei!ori :2ip Plymouth Rtck 2Sc Whita rre-chicken 19s20r: Poek 2ic Ific rooster Lchorn rtwrr lfijc: '"wls 4I7 ponnrts 1up colored 17c white 5C white 15c: Reese t c strall coored e old torn 11c vo nc 17c: lurkev 23c jourg 25c: hens old 26c young 30c — LOS ANGEIE" Sept 22 Pro!:ic receipt: Bu'ter lSTSP pounds: cheese 2544 ere 3150 rase Better in buil 47 cents a Candc laree feci 5"c candled 34c 46c: candied small s 429 "2 "- r 67'! 24i : O jW'-- 4lf k IS 7A lSi IS 7i Anaconda Armour I'l Crk Arm:rD GOB Asd A i26a O 5" 4 4 "J 24' 29 3 6 lfii 11 61 Bait Oi Barnsdall 3Vs 3 9 6 11 n 3V 9 11 3 IS ISM 6Hii 6ii 4 4 Vjj B5 65 V 33 W 33 5 33 33 11 2 2 10 324I 32 W bO I4 21 60 s 1 39 H 39 o 32 Hi 321 1 ' 35 5 23 HI 23 H 4 28'zai 23 44 2 1941 19H 10 16vs 161--j 4 H 3 4W 19 1314 6H 6k 17 lBHit 211 V 5 6 6Mt 1S1 5 Oil 10: 1! 11H 29 H 3 5 7 W 28 6 194 16H 4 W —E East Air I Eastman K Elec Boat Ens P 8vc 2 I 14 14 7 7 I 63 63 14 H U 14Hi 14-- 114H1114V4114H I I ! 4: 27 14 27 274 1 130i130V4130Vj 5 11 Hi 11 Hi 11 I h 1H: 1HI IH 22H! 221a 22HI 75 4 J 2V 26H! 28 13 35 I 2 ( 1- t 10M1 10V4- t 4 - 4 1 4 14 20HI 20 5i- 20 Wl 20HI 2211 22Hl 12HI 12H1 I Hi 5H'- - l I 26H I 14' 20HI 32 20 HI 15 22HI 15' 12 I !- 32 14 32 32 Wl-- 37 37 Hi Wl 37 Hi 11 Hi 1LHI- 4 4 i 4 ll'li III hi 29 7 3 29 10 lOH: I I 29 Hi-- 7'fi 22H1 224 10 7 (AP-U8D- 7i4 1 22HI- 10 lOHl 3 Interiake HI 611 6'il 131 47 Hi 47 Hi 47 Hi Inl Harv 2i Jnt M Mar 7Hi 7HI 7 HI- Int N Can 22 27 H 27 HI 27 V Int Paper: 13 8Hi 7HI THl- -do pf 12 45 HI 45 45 4 3 Til Inl 1 AT lbO I I John-M3 5SH Mi 58 SUHi J A 1 Mil 13 18 H 18 Hi I8V41 — K— I i Kennecott 9 29Vii 29H 29 H 1! 19 Hi 19 HI 19 Hi KreKe S 1 26 W 26 H 26 I it Krog Groc 1' 4 41' i I S 13' 21HI Uhmm Ol LMcStL B I IicAMy Ixx khced Ioew Inc U H —M— I Mark Trk Mary Co Mar Midi Marsh Fd MfKARnh Miami p Mld-- J Pi t Mont Wrd Mur Corp — N— Nsh Kelv Nat Acme 29 '4 20 3 9H 12' 3 35 20 H 1 9 H 29 20 1 723-poun- ' 121:-- 5 H 1 30 2 1 ' 514 5W!- 5HI I 3! 1614: 19 4 14! 7 9 61 6i! 6U 8 9' 7 H 14 S 14 inn 2 2 14 18H! 1SH' U 16 157 1 I W 4 20 !f 7314 f 22 f 22 14 f 23 68 lj V4 23'! 6 3 3 I J1 ' 39Hif 181!- 18T' 10 10 10H1 I 25H1 25 14 25HI 8H Si1 8 H 2' 11 HI 11 H! 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I 7074 1814 3H 28 16 14 28141 28 16 HI 1614 Y 5 29 HI 29'4I 29141- YounK SAT' 521930 Total stock sale Tuesdsy ago shsres: previous risv 320290: week vears two SEO vear 494060: 386300510: Januarv 1 to rtste 73375-7M1- : ten 711 vear sgo 102701880 two years ago WorthPAM' ( 13 4 I 151613461 I I 04 03 H ' 0(U4 02 02 14 Cardiff Cedar Talisman Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver OO I4 25 23 00 14 00H 05 07 Vi 00 U 11 00H 01 14 0214 Colorado Con Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coalition Commonwealth Lead Crescent Lagis Croff Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Standard East Tlntlc Coalition Fast Utah Kmplre Mines Kureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Horn Sliver Howell Indian Queen Kennebec Kentucky-Uta- h Keystone Leonora Little Mav Magnolia Lead Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Moscow Mountain City Copper Mountain View Nalldriver New Park New Premier New Qulncy North Lilv North Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park Kouold Park Neison Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con Rico Argentine Rovston Coalition Silver King Coalition Silver King western Silver Shield Silver standard Sioux Mines South Iron Blossom South Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintlc Central Tlntlc Iead Tlntic Standard Union Chief Utah Con Utah-WvCon Oil Victor Con Walker Mining 00H !o5' ' 02 04 ooh 00H 02 01 02 12 12 ' 06 I Vi 01U 00H Trading declined in Tuesday's session on the Salt Lake stock exchange and prices were barely steady but two issues moved higher in afternoon curb trading Gold Chain sold during the regular session at l1 cents off IV2 and Silver King Western sold unchanged at 17 cents its new low for the year An odd lot of New Park sold at 32' a cents unchanged A board lot of New Park sold in curb trading at 32 2 cents and this was followed by a lot at 33 a new high for the current 03H movemfnt Ohio Copper advanced 03H 02 on the curb to 6 cents up three-fourt02 of a cent 02 04H 0314 14 "'00 00 H 07 " ' 00 vi 00H 25 00 14 OOVj 00 ii 'i5' 07H 1 01 14 3214 "!ooh 42 00 14 051 03 H 03H 01 00 1 01 1 1 hs Vi 7 14 14 00 02 01 18 45 00 2 50 Trade Slumps In Mine List 01 07 03 03 14 15 01 10 03 01V4 07 04 01 01 'A 03 14 00 14 01 02 31 02 02 02 no 14 90 03 15 33 01 01 43 01 06 30 02 08 08 22 50 1 Dividend Declared ELY New — A dividend of 15 cents a share payable September 30 to stockholders of record September 26 has been declared Dy Consolidated Coppermines cor- 01 14 2 6 14 00Vi "'00 00 14 OO 1 4 -- oou 00 H 04 1 35 65 20 01 00 14 02 OO 14 03 Ol Vs poration Grain Chicago 22 CHICAGO Sept 0514 1 37 V4 03 01 06 05 20 14 OO H — Wheat AP advanced about a cent Tuesday the Mavv a new since bleh at deliverv selling and other grains dlsplaved a firm undertone of traders was focused on Attention Wet Toledo and deapnes were Imht but Washington 01 0O 4 Wllhert there was no news of an adverse char01 00 Vt Yankee Con acter enncerninc price control develop02 01 Zuma ments The sta'ement of Senator Brown 2 25 Utah-Hah15 Sugar com 92 90 1D1 Michigan that farm prices prohsblv 10 12 '4 would do pfd rise 3 to 5 per cent In 1043 to Increased labor costs was favorable rover TUKSDAY SALES to the advance lOOO at IVic 480 at lVae Hold Chain Wheat closed with calna or 4 ft to 1 " 20iO at 1 He 25 cents: September 1 S17 T25 'i was New Park 200 fl t 3214- cent 2 Corn 500 at 17c 500 $127cent Inhichcr: Sllver King Western S:ils lower to September at 17c 61F fii cents: 83 cents: peccniher 0(141 CURB' SLES M2-- 2 P M ) were ' cent lower to i cent higher: New Park 500 at 32V? cents 500 at oats un1 iff cent and un rve soybeans cents 33 changed to Mi rent higher Ohio Copoer 3000 at B cents OOI4 00 03 02 19 14 mid-Jul- I o : Unlisted Industrials Utah Fire Clay Utah P A L $6 pfd do $7 pfd 7 C M I 50 OO 40 50 4 5 51) 4 2 50 $ 7 55 3 65 OO 4 4 00 4 8 OO 4 5 OO heavy but slowly being reduced Luxury goods not moving as readily as retailers expected good example is slow demand for furs Men's furnishings sales up Retail sales purely seasonal volume under year ago because of enlarged civilian buying last year for hoarding purposes House farm bloc drive for election reasons is for government loan floor price of 100 per cent of parity and speculative interests in commodities markets for Frozen and it 100 per cent cured beef stocks total about pounds heaviest on hand Poulsince September 1920 try stocks total 86800000 pounds or 17000000 pounds above averPork in warehouses toage tals 310000000 pounds about less than average but few large additions are due in asome months Potato prices 70 per cent above yearrago military buying large Hog buyers showing usual discrimination in making purchases doing so because of high price ranges British bought all the tea In Ceylon India and east Africa will distribute to united nations Coffee receipts from South and Central America increasing Sugar imports lower shipping Canada's space went to coffee i food administrator asked civilians to stop buying fresh pork bacon or ham for a seven-wee- k period purpose to keep up weekly shipto ments of 11500000 pounds England Butter prices at new high levels since late 1920s and eggs too show sharp gain there is no price ceiling- on either W P B removed all restrictions on use of fish oil because this year's supply equals that of last year United States Mrs Elsie M Huston post' exchange employe expects to start a private school in Hollywood Private Vincent Curran military police plans to take his wife and baby on "a nice trip'' before settling down to a job Private Ed Cutler military police expects to give his wife a vacation with part of the money and use the rest in reestablishing himself in a job Private First Class Robert Ohlin plans to give half his savings to his mother and keep half for the support of himself and wife until he finds work Return to Europe Corporal George L Rodina plans to take his mother on a trip to Jugoslavia where she was born Sergeant Joseph Pasinotta will "let them ride until maturity in order to get the biggest return" Sergeant Norman LaBarr plans to finish paying for his home Sergeant Louis Peterson is going to buy a chicken ranch A very large percentage plans to start small businesses 00 00 i Forest Chief Assails whi-H- Canyon Vandalism Cooperation of the public in preventing vandalism in canyon recreation areas was asked Tuesday by J E Gurr supervisor of the Wasatch national forest A recent case of vandalism in which a latrine was wrecked to secure firewood required investigation by the federal bureau of investigation with the result that the guilty parties were apprehended and the damage paid for Mr Gurr said 1 )l 1 1 367H77400 44334080 3S36K7159 : $1168-3S45- 1 : : Dividend Declared Bv U S Smelling FBI 1TK 1 08 0 Wool Futures NEW YORK Sept 22 (API — Certificated grease wool spot 930 1 nominal to 8 of a Wool top futures closed cent lower October 1193 bid December 120 8 hid: March 1218 hid Certificated spot wool tops 1193 nominal $15 25: one heavy load $14 85: good sows 25 cents higher top $13502000 Shee— Salable to350 holdovers scarce choice lambs Slow weak: good numerous decks medium to good lamhs ellglhl 111 O0 4 1200: lower grades sharp-Idiscounted medium to choice ewes v $425 'r 500 Potatoes Per 100 pounds: Irish blers $175— Ohios $175: Bliss $175 Radishes— Per dozen bunches 25c Spinach — Per pound 7c Per pound: Winter 3c Zuc-clSquash 6c — Per dozen bunches 25c Turnips — per Tomatoes Per lug 75c (a $100 bushel 75c $125 Potato Market 22 CHICAGO (AP-USDA- 1 1 II 8 1 No $190 - - $175200 — - : 1 expi-ndltur- rl: Wliiskv Sale Admission Brings Jail Sentence 1 Commodities Index: Edgar E Squires of 44 Ninth NEW YORK Rent he Associated Press weiedtid wholesale price Index of East street changed his plea to 35 commodities Tuesday remained at a liquor charge from innocent to 100 05 Pre Ions dav 1 0O OS week aco 9997: guilty in Salt Lake City court mornth aeo 99 01: vesr arn 92 46 y Tuesday and drew a jail 1942 19'1 104O19m-n1 i0 OR 1 4 sentence Tllch OS from 7S Wilford '5 91? Judge ! 05 54 77 OI 6SS3 4144 Moyle Burton with a stay to No11926 aversne equals 1 OO f vember 16 on payment of $15 court 22-T- 30-da- 9 costs Squires was charged with selling a pint of whisky at his residence on Julv 5 WPB' Orders The followirr- orders were Issued bv the war production bo:ird Further Information on specific orders mav be obtained bv rsHuie the priorities division of th W P B at Amended priorities reculatfon No 11 to provide that the amount of materials rated for the fourth ouarter on the interim provisions of Priorities regulation No 11 mav not exceed tN- - amount actu-allput in process durine Julv and Aucust and nrovldes for rcduclnr orders alreadv placed in excess of this limit Amended priorities regulation No 11 to rezu'ate special sales of idle or frozen v materials Amended order to prohibit coating cast iron soil pipe to permit manuAmended order facturers to store tested cement for joint 2 use 7 to permit agriculAmended order tural users to make purchases of copper chemicals without filine of forms with distributor or producer for an allocation Amended order cxemptinc deliveries of chemical fertilizers for use on crass plantines on airports or airfields of the WILL BUY AT MARKET Love Mrs 21 son of Maude B Love of 818 East Thirteenth South street has been promoted to staff sergeant at the army air base at St Petersburg he is V Fla where inkiMlii servinrr si an mechanairplane ic He is a graduate of Sout high school and joined the irm in February 1910 His fathet the late John Love served overt dtvisi"!k seas with the Ninety-firs- t m in Worid war I Andy Davini former Salt Lake"" who was well known in local pri been promote© righting circles has tn the rank rv ' Ie liiiiiirtiifiill f1 ?wwk" at r 'va rnrnoral victoiii 4 Cobblers M-2- army navy or coast truard JtL te- Vli facility ville Cal f The forme' boxer is anxiotj to let Uncle Sar ! make " trr h use of his fist j ff wrote Salt Ur friends and i 1 "signed up hrg f A overseas dut1 and hopes tfe leave soon so ' can eet me a fef Corp Davini Jap3 anC get You know how It i with between the boys ' " £x A Salt Laker who entered ranks last June and has been pr moted to the rank of corporal fts Merrill K Davis son of Mr A Earl Davis of 2166 Wtf lington street He is stationed Camp Wallace Tex where he been assigned to the investigator and placement department- former student at the Universr' of Utah he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity and recent! was employed at the Utah orv V nance plant Howa Davis' brother Corporal p E Davis is stationed at the Pr'' meri-ber sidio of San Francisco as a of the coast guard Advanced for further tramnr as an aviation cadet Bill LeithC-seson of Mr and Mrs W Leitheiser of 830 Garfield averi has been transferred from Ke: field to Randolph field Texas If is a graduate of South high schof ' and attended the University J before joining the army Corporal James A Mulkern of Mrs D L Ravenscroft of'fft First avenue who has been stf tioncd at Fort Lewis Wash h gone to Fort Sill to enter the of i cer candidate school He is a tc mer member of the Wasat I Mountain club Ii Utahns who were awarded cor-- missions as second lieutenants I -" r Fort Sill last week are: Reed N Brown son of Mr arK Mrs Enoch Brown of Sandy R-- ' Owen Daniels son of Mrs Dai"' L Daniels of Spanish Fork James Andelin son of Mr Bertran Andelin of Ogdet W B Gillies son of Dudley G' lies Grant Mitchell Tolton an LeRoy Puffer son of M-- j' Ephraim E D Puffer all of Beaver W ' liam Grant Mclntire son of W liam Mclntire of Price Kenned Robert Aycock son of Mr a Mrs Robert L Aycock of VernsSf James Hoyle Jr son of Jam-Sherral f Hoyle of Glenwood Winget son of Mr and Mrs EI VI Winget of Monroe Glen Wheel Wyatt of Tremonton Lee RcO Christensen Jr son of Mayor ai Mrs L R Christensen of 1 Pleasant and Joseph B Hickmaj-son of Mrs Delia Hickman of L" gan p Ross P England son of Mr at Mrs William C England has bfii: promoted to grade of staff geant in the U S army air corj 5 He is stationed in Alaska i be-J- abilities - t'1 are-Mr- h-- r " Assumes New Post I Laverne C Bane former assis ant professor 'of speech it t of Utah Tuesday toJt University over his new duties as direct of adult education at the C renter at Abrahstrs-M- Bane is now living at the ter and will be joined ther ffp S his family Friday or Saturday V-- 10 Z C: 100 Ideal Cement 20 Walker Bank '0 Zion's Savings Bank 100 First Security Ogden 200 Consolidated Wagon 500 Amalgamated Sugar Pfd 800 on Japane--relocati- Utah-Idah- o 50 Utah Power Sugar Common & Light Pfd common — Po- Sept tatoes — Idaho russet Burbanks U S No I $325 9 rt50: South Dakota Bliss Triand umphs U S No 1 $2 BO: Minnesota I! S No 1 North Dakota: Bliss Triumphs U S commercials 5 Cobblers $1 50 Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs $1 55 W 1 65 1 U S No year fjulv $31 993S0174 67 : pend It urrs fisrsl vesr $ 420 21 9 5")9 tH 1 excess of 00YH1Q IK471: total debt $Rd 2016664 42 77 under previous dav S51 79S 1(50 aold assets $22 74S092 6144 1 Banana $2 00HT3 00: Apples — Per box: Delicious $200 $2 75 W 3 75 : Jonathan i:iOO 1 Oe Wealthy $250 crabapplea per pound Berries — Strawberries per crate $140 75 91Melons Cantaloupes H B per erate $150 'v 225: honeyiiews 2'-j-per crate $125 watermelons per pound Peaches — Per bushel: Klbertas $200 350: Hales $250 w 350 Pears — Hartlelt per box $2 75 tf 400 5 j Oc Plums — Per pound Concord grapes — Per Kiuud 5c " -- " " rtv-ssi- 6 IS 7 SO 1146 00 180-27- 0 5 Hardware stores packages west report sharp dip throughout in sales because of shortages New orders for chinaware show decline on average of 15 per cent manufacturers' order backlogs $1500 Bank Clearings debits Monday' Same day last year clearfnR Today's Same day last year Sept 22 — Every soldier and civilian war bond and stamp buyer of Camp San Luis Obispo is planning to get some measure of security from his purchases after the war it was disclosed Tuesday in a survey being made at the suggestion of Colonel Henry T Bull camp commander Of hundreds of answers collected each buyer expressed a definite personal reason for buying in addition to a patriotic urge The question presumed that each- buyer had accumulated $500 worth of securities Will Stock Farm Corporal Ross D Olsen of Ogden said: "We have a farm in northern Utah with my kid brother running it I expect to use this money to stock the farm" Private E Alegre First Filipino infantry plans to 'use the money to return to my family in the Philippine islands if we get them back And we will get them back!" Most of the Filipino soldiers whose families are in the Philippines plan to use their bond savings to reestablish family homes either in the islands or continental 1 Asked $ 3 25 22 S : 0 creased costs which consumer will pay in the end similar' action ex pected on jellies jams and pre serves Electric power consumption war production above seasonal W P B released use is reason 100000 super de luxe refrigerators formerly "frozen" for sale to public and now held by dealers and distributors people who buy that type hard hit by high taxes Goods sales will move slowly: formerly in tin cans will most all be in new forms of cardboard lend-leas- 330-poun- d n Bond Investors At San Luis Look to Future 1 Curb -- 1 Bid :$ 3 20 Amalg Sugar com OO 22 Firm Security Corp 5 85 Mountain Fuel Supply 7 60 Utah 4111 RefiningIn 1140 00 Utah Home Fire S L Sill con- Oata-Se- 1 heavier butchers 450 U 1 485 : 160-18pound $1450 U 1500 good aows $1385 U 1425 total 19000: Sheep— Salable 15000 all classes opened around steady good and choice Turkin fat spring lambs $1350 loads around range ewes 1375: holding choice medium trucked-i$450 tf $1450 5 00: around 10 loads good to choice 68-8pound range feed iambs Including some holdovers $12 S5 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Sept 22 (AP- Federal-rJtat- e Market News Service) — Cattle — Salable 100: fully steady: medium to good fed steers sbsent quoted $1 3 OO 13 50: package range cows $9507 9 75 Calves — few heavy dairy cows $800 Receipts— none: nominal around 20 cents Hogs Salable 350 load Oregon $1535 extreme higher: one top bulk 185-23pound barrows aijd gilts Okla officer candidate school have been commissioned second lieutenants in the army post commanders announce!" trol will stimulate store adverfv "Tuesday tising pushing certain types of and assign ft Other promotions home appliances and furnishings ments announced in Salt Lake Cit which have been moving slowly Tuesday included new noncommut I and in which stocks are large sioned officers' ratings for three Department of agriculture '7mh t young men' and has rationing control of farm training assign I1 equipments and implements ments for two others Apple butter price to be lifted I John R (Bob) about 10 per cent to offset inCAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO Iard-Sep- S L i - Thirteen Ulahns who graduated last week from the For4 1 60 1 $1 Consolidated News Features W P B's projected inventory 1 BOSTON Sept 22 VP) — The United States Smelting: Refining and Mining company Tuesday det clared a dividend of $1 per share on the common stock the same as has been paid in recent quarters For the eight months ended Vl'fKTARIFS Beans — Per pound: Green string 10c: August 31 the company estimated yellow string lOc consolidated net earnings after 20c Hects — Per doren bunches gra Broccoli — Per (wumd 8c taxes and all other charges InPer pound 1'V Cshbage— Carrols — Per dorru bunches 2530e: cluding property reserves at bushel $125 1 — Per U S No compared with $2806-63- 0 perCauliflower in the first eight months of 5r7c: U— S No 2 pound: 4c OO M 50 $1 dozen Celerv Per last year The 1942 earnings to Celery— hearts— Per doren $100 Corn Per dozen lV"25r date were equivalent to $493 — Per lug 75c plrklers per grs per share compared with $324 100Cucumbers 40 w 90c Kggplant — Per pound fir in the first eight months of 1941 Kudive — Per crate $1 25 comwere taxes income Federal Garlic —Per pound S15c Lettuce Per crate 1V) ff 200 puted on a basis of 45 per cent Onions — Per 50 pounds: Crystal wax iziu 31 white Spancent vellow last with $100: $135: Spanish per compared calves $1400 pound 14c green picklers per $135 no allowance for ex- ish with Hogs — Salable 700 total 1700: active year 25c bunches dozen per than 35c higher mostly 25c in instances Per dozen bunches 25c cess profits taxes on the belief Parsley — and choice Monday's average good — Per pound: Sweet 3 ©4c Peppers pound largely $14 85 (if 1500 extreme that none would be required 10c chili early top $1510 highest since 1920: — Cob1 By Lou Schneider - f Thirteen Receive Commissions Following Graduation From Officers' School Former Salt Lake Boxer Becomes Corporal Uncle Sam disbursed $44741-00000- 0 in 26 months: more than Wheat: CHICAGO Sept 22 (API Uncle half the army through Close Low High Open war sDending for August $1 25"s Sam's l 24 Sept $1 24V $1 2SH s XI Hec 127'4i now running $5 000000000 1 30 'fl Mav lJHi 1 308 :i a ll(--8 14' tops dailv average of $200000000 at Corn — 8 3i 83 '4 Sept Federal reserve board says MR1 8rt 8(4 Dec 8ti 90 U Uncle Ram's war cost for July and 90 90 Mav 90 pt 4 9 Vi SO 49 L August touched taxpayers for 49 51 S2 U 52 Dec 52 Uncle 54 i 54 14 nearlv $9500000000 54 H Mav 54 U e Sam's to members t help 2 90 of united nations now at $8000-00000- 0 Contractor Leaves 2 90 Hec annual rate and mav total 12 90 May in Bequests J6T0O0OO00O0 next year 35 per Cash Quotations to Great Britain 35 per cent rent of $1000 to the Pent 22 tAPl — - Cash CHIC4RO to Bequests tnd rem? 'ninr SO per t S r" no sales: corn No vel!o for crippled rents: No cent to middle east Australia and Shriners' hospital rents: No 2 84'rR3 K31-! tl'SI-- i to Wasatch cents: No 4 f 84 children and $500 St areas other 77 M8I '2 cents: samplo grade vellow lodge F and A M are included in cents Oats No 1 mixed SI '7 rents: No 3 the will of George H Cushing rents: sHmnle grade mixed 4Vcents: 50i( retired building contractor filed No white 52 cents: No 2 52 cents: Position of Treasury No 3 49 cents: No 4 43 cents WASHINGTON Sent 22 CAP — The Tuesday in Third district court position of the treasnrv PfDtembpr 19: Estate of Mr Cushing who died Receipts S248S32774 67 expenditures 26 is valued at $1927397 Fruits anil S17S14759SS4: net balance Vegetables July 765 working balance Included Other legatees include six cousins Following are the fruit and vegetable customs S40587702281 marreceipts for quotations as issued at the Growers' mouth $12 646 6M 49: receipts fiscal and a niece ket Tuesday: 1 ex- lrl Asked Bid $ 7 35 Amalg Sugar pfd 3 40 Con Wagon A Machine Slock Control Seen as Spur To Advertising Range of Chicago Future — s ' Pecuritle Dealer West EAMi followins bid and akel quota- - Wheel Stl I 3H 36 35'4I 36 If ' 3 111 32 6 32 3 84" 2 86 14 KH- IO 06 H 26Hlf T 36 1! 36 11 36 -: 4 14 4 H 4 U ' 2 3 l Inc Bid 1 R4 91 14 58 22 5 3 5 02 0 131 I — KANSAS C ITY Sept 22 ( Hogs— Salable and total 2800: uneven 15 to 25 rents higher than Monmotly average r!u!itis "low part of adday' vance lost: practicalto top $1475: part choice 18(1 to 375 load $1480 good 140-174 75 pound $1450 U 1sows pounds J14OOW1440 $1400 U 1450 stock pigs $1450 down — Salable 11500 total 12000 Cattle total 2O00 Beef Calves — Salable 1500 steers fairly active: steady to strong 10 to 15 cents higher on medium spots and good grade offerings light yearlings and aiie stock steady choice to prime2 teer Missouri fed yearling $1585: loads choice medium weight steers $15 35 fed to choice native mostly grain food 1525 : medium to good Kansii early-salefed on the era steer $13(10 aieera common to medium 1 $10 25 — 175 8000: total 850(1: no fiheep Halahl around sold earlv lamb opening bid steady: sheep strong vearlmg steady to 10 cents top yearlings $1175 higher top ewes $575 )— Cattle nKNVER Sept 22 I — Salable and total 2400 Calves — Salable Cows outnumbering fed and total 200 to go4d steers or heifers: 1medium 75 common to gtmd heifers $ OOO 'U' ud cutter cows S900 w 025 canners $6 (to (i 873 : aisiiii lop veaier feeders steady to strnn stockers and eriy several load rood to choice steers $1 cnoic i 1300 load cnoice neiiers 1 I I I : calves at $1400 ' I of Asoation tn 925-poun- l 1 QUOTATIONS Bid Alta Tunnel Am Metal Mining Co Beaver Gold Cop Bin Kill Kingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Mining Bristol Sliver Bullion st great 1 3H'k 7141 71! 70714'fIf 69 70 7841 7914'f 79HI 1 4 14 f 4 14 48 14'! 6 28H! 27 HI 28Hf t'n Aire 29 HI H I'n Corp 114 I'n Drue 7H' 54714! 547Hlf7' 54 V! Un Fruit Ga Iml 16' 3 71 3HI 3 HI- t'n ITS Ind Ale! 3i 31HI 31HI 31HI- 20 U 25! 20HI 20 Rubberl IS U S Steel 54i 46H! 45Hl 45HI- —V I 2 15141 15141 15HI Vanadium — V— 1' 3HI 3H' 3H Walworth 9' 5 7 SHI S4 Warner Br 28 H W t'n Tel 2914 28 7 11' I414I 144 8' 14 (AP) — Nationals West A!r Ri Companies Investing NSTW YORK Sept 22 : I I h 1 7W 7 W 7 W 5' 18 HI 38 HI 32 19 110 119 5 54 33 141 54 7H IV 1 74 HI 1 74 Hi H 14H f H 4 13 11 1314 13 11- 7 HI 8 42 8 14 HI 100 14 H! 1 5 16 If 54 16 r 31 HI 35 129 35 7 24 74' 24 14! 24 14! St' TeX G Hill - 4SHl- I 22 ' 2 2 51' 22 H! 2214 3 2 23 H fiSl! fiSI 2 39 H 39 Hi Ci!a if I 11 19"' 20l'il 72 73 2 21 3 n i 4 19 liHi 1 23: 10 - V 7H 4SH 1911 2 14 ' 4 - 1H 48 ll Ri 4i 4 8" IO -- 25H 12H 4 7Hi 9 '4! 45 7! I solid-mout- 7He-- 14 16H 151 15 14 15 25141 25 12 W 12H! 1 H! 1H 4 4S 4 Doe M'ir Texss -I 5'i-161- -t- 7W 7H 15H 14 H 16 H: 16H 4! R K 14 I 14 3' 16 S 22 5 1' Pullman Oil Pur Puritv Bak1 - 1 3 9 H 5 1i 3i i 39-- n 35 1 i 5 i4 I Pet Tel 4 54H 19144 3 9 3 5' 9t 1 fl 18 30 ij t - 41- I 31 5 I I t I Hupp Newp Ind N Y C RR1 No Am C Nor Pac Ohio Oil O 111 Glssi — P— E Pac G Pepsi Ph Phi! Phil Post p a 4H 980-poun- ! 21 25 I 19H' l!ii 54i 431 2H 4 4 PAL Steel R 21 25 35 H Bisc C Rejj D Prd Dist Lead Pennev HT I Aviat Ptnn H 24: t im Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat 7 25H' 4 14 10 (AP-CSD- Tior? 1 I I n jiiuu I I 5 1 n 1 650-poun- d 3ii 63 3 2 3 cutter n 8 Hi 9 3Vii 15'157sl 15Hj 12 Hi 12 HI 12Hi 9 31-4- 3 good to medium I77JV150 bulls csnners $7 50 down: odd trucked-lto good trucked-lw S800U975: medium choice truck-in- s vealers $1 250 w 1450 common Kinus broueht $1 500 a 152a down H $1075 Hogs — Receipts 1109 Including 154 for 552 through and 403 direct strong H market to 10c higher than Monday's close top SI 475 on best 180 to 230 DOUnd butchers: sow $1150 P 12 50 lights to $1325 lnciudlne 2bbj Sheerj — Receipts 3529 it and 866 for market: medium to H through lambs $1200 U 1300 good trucked-lewes $450 y 525 1 — Cattla 22 ( OTDEV — Receipts Sept 125 for market: little done holdovers on mostly supply light early few sales and Monday s late sales v at that day's active market best stead early W slaughter steers $1250 on one good load from local feed lots sortad four head at $1150: bulk medium to good odd lots $10 50 1 2410 stockers and feeders mostly half load good $8751100 medium to good heifers today $1100 killers for two davs $1025 &) 1 150 grass feeders $1050 down: load mixed Idaho cows and hellers with treignt oeneiu H V local cowr J900 '11 875 $1020: to good Va medium $775 W 875 canners cutter $750 down bulls scarce few $840 W 9 75: medium to choice vealers $12504 13 00 lower grades $1000 down Hogs — Receipts 80 including 20 for market and 60 through: hardly enough W here U) establish market: no early sales few bids and early indications steady to 15c lower comoared with Monday's lower H close: $14 65 bid on few good to choice ISO to 230 pound weights- - little more bid ' on one small extra choice lot: sows quotW $1 150 V 12 25 around ' ableSheen uuu — ReceiDts 4500 including w done for market and 500 throuch: nothing to strong earlv: Monday's close steady local range several loads good to choice lambs $1 350 1 375 four loads H spring ioaa cuii at top: two cars feeders 45 to 50 light wicht W and common to good small lots pounds $10 50: medium fat local springers In truck division $1200 two marts common 10 meaium 4fl3ll): twes $4 50 Idaho — Hoa — OMAHA 8ept 22 rather1 oc alow Salable 5000 total 6400 14 to up 15c 10c kiwi mostly M extreme top higher $1485 bulk good ana choice 190 pounds and sbove $1460 few $14B0i'14M3: lew jr11 10 H 1475 180 pounds $H10&1460: bulk good '4 sows $1450 4f 1460 moderate sprinkling 65: stags 5i4no H $14Cattle — Salable and total 5200: calves trade alable and total 300: fairly active ' H V ana sne on all classes slauKnter steers bulls and stock strong to 25c higher vealers steady stockers and feeders comprice strong: receipts prise 20 per cent of bulk good and choice slaughter steer 14 several loniis Hliiiiw $13 50 V 1475 15 50 yearlings including V and choice heifers $15 OO: most good one loan puumis niiJ $9001" f 1450 $1275 common and medium $14 75 cows $900 00: common and Omedium 1 canners H 12 (j' 10 25 few good $1 50 fi 0 75 medium cutters mainly $700 J 875H and 1300 pounds sausage hull good native1 40 H upnd $10 odd hesd $1150: me75 f dium and gKid veslers $11501350 lew good and choice $1400 several load good and choice replacement: steers $12 00 '' 12 85 two loads yearlings $13 10 fat hi 10000: total snd 81 Sheep— or lamb undertone irong ud asking 25c more higher feeding lambs sheep choice rane and bulk spring good steady and above held S142SU1450 lamh bulk good and choice sorted native spring choice and lambs held sbove $1400: good Mi fat ewes $500 $1 550 good and choice ' feeding lambs $12501300: to breeding ewes $625 W 700 H — Hogs ) CHICAGO ept 22 H 30 total 17500 fairly ac- ' man 4 tlve mostly 13c to lac nigner choice Mon200 and H day's average bulk good to 300 pounds $1490 i 1500 with $1500 $1510 paid freely few loads $1505 top sows mostly 25c h'gher good and choice 380 pounds down $ 1475 ii 1 4 85 400 to 550 pound sows $ 1 4 50 U I 4 80 late Sheep — Salable 5000 total 12000 bulk Monday all classes around steady choice native spring lambs good and $1400 i 14 50 several decks good to choice ewes $5751 6 OO few medium to trade: Today's $50 a 5 50 good kinds classes around Opening on ail slaughter and steadv bulk good1 and choicechoice springs natives 450 few natives $1425 held up to $1475 several decks good and choice slaughter ewes $57 5 'n 600 small lots light weight natives $625 salsble Cattle— Balahle 900O calies to 25c 1200 fed steers ajid yearlings 15cverv acchoice and offerings good higher tive at advance largely on eastern order account: top $1690 buvers' and shippers' next S" new high on crop highest $16108" $1665 these scaling yearlings verv steer crop supply riunds W 1 firtO liberal common and medium kinds hellers prime $10751350 loads $1475 tv 1 550 : $1590and numerous cows bulls 10c to 15c higher cutter cow to S900 sausage bull heavy majuly steady vealers $1225 vealers glow $15 OO down closelv sorted: few cattle steady to strong $1550 stock ff 1350 to choice with good mainly $1100 S9 OO Utah-USD- 7Tai 8 22 22 22 15 16 f—y— kote Flint Oen riec flen Foods Gen Mot Uen TAR Gillette Gim Bros Goodrich Gdyr TAR G N Ry pf Gryhd Cp — H— Heck Prod Home Mm Houd-B Houst Oil —I— Illln nl Ind Rayon In C Cop H H 23 7 8 I 4 2 3 H 11HI 11H 29 U 29 W 7 Wl 46 I - 23H1 2 Hi 's 3H j3H V4 23 H 23 2H 2HI i Mot Cont Oil D Coty Inc I Crane C Crucible fit Cub-Sug Curtiss-W- r —O Col Deere Del & Hudj Del LAW Det Edis Dome Mm Doug Aire Dresser MI Du Pom 1 32H 1 131 Bak s 60 H 39 H w-6- TUESDAY'S (Utah-USD- n i 13 22 pre-Augu- O P A officials said the war production board asked for a uniform silver price increase to simplify price problems and speed production O P A is now conducting a survey to determine whether sellers of such silver are able to sell at a lower price If O P A determines that they can the amount of the increase may be lowered O P A said Aiked Meantime Senator James E 01 introduced Montana (D) Murray 00V4 01 to relieve legislation hardship 08 0314 among operators of gold and sil02 ver mines whose operations have (lll been halted or curtailed by war oH 00 ii conditions 03 His bill would authorize courts 02H 01 to suspend or readjust the terms 30 27 under which an operator may be 01 00H purchasing such a mine The pur07 pose of the suspensions or read 10 he said would be to 01 14 justments 1214 prevent evictions 01 S L Stock n 32- 6 2 7 11-1- Market Quotations Sent 14 0 15-1- 7 11-1- common to medium $850 $1150 heif to 1000 medium to good trucked-lers $1000 V 1 50 common Rinds SHou cows trucked-lodd lot down 33H: 2 lii 15-1-6 —Cattlt? — Receipts 680 IncIudinK 208 through 114 for martwi and 358 ditrucked-llocal Tsrass steers rect: good truck-In- 4V 5 1 74! 44 H 4H 1 H 1 7 651 1S4IT LAKE NORTH IS'' 6' 3 2 Kdia Aire Cop Ed is - 18U 181 1 H 4 4! H 4H! 1 2 5 9 2' 2H 1 14 44 44 1 H V H H Total sales Tuesdav $15730100: pre $10466000: week ago day vear ago $5609600: two years ago $8026000: January 1 to date vear ago $1531331400 two years ago $1123513800 Market 71I-ISV- fi 2H 1H 51: 'A vious 9 Livestock 53Mn- - 16W j 1 A Sou V Close 9 2V4 9 H H 41 1 1! Si J10O0) I tip 02 up 21 Low iSales: HiRh Am Superpower Bunker Hill A 8: Cities Service Elec Bond A Sh do pfd Hecla Mining Mount City Cop Nla e Hud Power Technicolor United Gas WASHINGTON Sept 22 (UP) — The office of price administration Tuesday provisionally raised the maximum price for silver scrap semifabricated silver and stocks of imported silver bullion to 45 cents an ounce The previous ceiling based on the highest levels of last March cents an ounce The new was 35 one is retroactive to August 31 when the United States and Mexico reached an agreement on an import price the same as the new ceiling O P A pointed out that persons holding silver acquired at the low31 prices may make er large profits but the amount of such silver outstanding Is not BONDS Alleghanv cv 5s 44 do cv 5s 49 Am A F P 5s 2030 T 'IHs 66 Am T do 3 14s 61 7 111 H A T A 8 F 4s 95 Bethlehem Steel 314s 52 2H03 111 4 HI- W 38 33 ti 211 3 I do 5s 55 asd 27! 44141- 66 Illinois Central 4H 36 Missouri Pacific 5s 77 Kj 197 Hi Southern Pacific 4Hs 81' 112! 52 HI 99: 53 HIdo 69 44! 9214do 3H 46 113 55HI- do 414 s Ore 77 4 Union Pacific 1st 4s 47 2109H 21 9631 Utah P A L 5s 4 4 28! 86 Western Union 5s 51 2fi!6:up21 11 82: up 12 9027: 8559: In lUtahns Promotions Win TradeWinds In Armed Services Silver Scrap I Hundreds) in P ) — Following Net ISaleal Close Chg 4 5! 90 15' 72 H - 14 17 72H 14 2 107 7 2 107 7U H NEW YORK Sept 22 (API — Following is a list of Tuesdav's transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS 'Sales 11 3V a 14M 34 53M: (Sales Curb Prices " 3 Calif Pack Cal A Hec Canad Pacj Case J I Caterpilde TrP Ccrro Com Com Cons Cons Cons Cons Cont Cont i 21 214 25 s 25s- -4 i5S 7 8ia a IS IS 11 2 2W 7 8 2 Chrysler M Climax Ciuetf P a Colum G4E Com Credit! Com Inv Tr 14 14 164 3s 16a 9 34 111 54 U d 1 444 Vg Bendix Avi Steel BoeitiB Airi Borden Co Borc-WaBriURept B' Brif: Mfg Buaa Mfsj Budd Whl Burl Mills! Bh Bond Commodities i 6 14 O 44 3 1 i 11 00 ( A CORPORATION 2672 1168 2699 Palls Utilities 22 Sept Tuesday's cloaltijr prices of bonds mi the New York stock exchange and ''th total sales of each bond: 1 I 26 NFW YORK ar (Compiled bv T A Hocle A Co members of the New York stock exchance Low Last Chance H'Eh 107 83 1 07 6' 1 0759 : up 32 Industrials "5 31 3!i 25t 2S 2s 3! T S F Atl C Line At! Refm i Atlas Corp Avia Corp —B Bald La ct Certain-IO C - 1ST- IS- i7t -t Bethle 23V : es 103 Brooklyn 3'jsat at109'2 and ConEd!on sumers Power 3'2s at 111 23 U 39 V! 39 67 67J 24 24 a- - 234 '49 1s 1 1 132132 U2U 4 3 31 4H1 44 9Va! 16 9's 3SVai 4' 38S! 3894 2' 18H 18S IKS J 'JUD 1 1 B 1 43 13 43 f 43 2 27 271 3 3' 13 25S 25 3 Roll M Smelt ttl FdTi T Tob B Viscose Zinc H 2 2H! JfiH! 16l-- 1 5 2 18 1: 7U Ioco Am Metal Am PvStS Francisco 412S Park Mot Some of the higher priced A Air likewise got a play on the Pan Psr PlII CM Prk iioside Included were American Pat Mine Louis-Sa- n 107Tg 2! I tv at 1S I NEW YORK Sept 22 Y — Heavy volume and advances of fractions to a point or more in a large group of low to medium priced railroad issues kept the bond market on an even keel Tuesday More than 30 separate issues changed hands in amounts ranging from $100000 par value to $500000 or more boosting the total sales to $15730100 compared with $10466000 Monday in the most active contingent 4s 4Us Tuesday were St Paul and 5s Denver R i o Grande & Western 4s and first '4s Central of New Jersey 4s and 5s Chicago & Eastern Illinois income issue of 1S97 Colorado & Southern 4ViS Florida East Coast 5s Kansas City Fort Scott fe Memphis 4s Missouri Pacific 5s New York Central Consolidated 4s Norfolk & Southern convertible 5s and St Telephone hem Steel 1 r 64 33' - 6 31 in: 33 Vj! 3 6 Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am 6 3 8 Al!e(?henv Lud rit! Allied CD Allied 5trs Allls-Mfci Am Airline A m Can Am C 4 Fl C Am C NEW YORK Sept 22 Tl— d rails and specialties were out in front of Tuesday's stock market while many leaders held to narrow territory Dividends either anticipated or actual expanded demand for favorites in both the common and preferred classifications a num-be- f touching- new highs for the year or longer on relatively lively dealings A little more optimism regarding the Russian resistance at Stalingrad was a bolstering influence for bullish sentiment in tax restraints still were seenalthough confusion and the wrangle The list was slightly mixed at the start but fractional plus signs with scattered wider advances were In the majority when the closing gong sounded In the new high division were & preferreds of Missouri-Kansa- s Texas New Haven Western Pacific Colorado & Southern and U S Distributing together with junior issues of Goodyear Texas & Pacific and Colorado & Southern It was the broadest market since August 19 701 individual shares being traded Of these 331 were up 183 down and 182 unchanged Associated Dry Goods second preferred jumped 4 points on a single transaction when directors voted a payment of $7 a share on the stock to clear up all arrears Railway 3 Alaka Jun I I Dow-Jone- I I I I Adams Ex Air Reduc j Buying Spurred By Prospects Of Dividends Southern Septrmher 23 1912 Salt £akc Tribune O P A Raises Quotations Bond Prices Ceiling on iTljc Edward L Burton & Company Established 139 ! 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