Show THE OSDEN 8-- A Rails Lead Rise In Wall Street New York Stocks Last Sale July 9 By Associated Press Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores Allis Chalmers American Can American & Foreign Power American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelting & Ref American Steel Foundry A T & T American Tobacco B American Waterworks American Wool Anaconda i6 162V4 " By Victor Eubank T7a1 Tkrctur VABir Tn a f KT lying rails provided specialized ouy-In-ofg incentives for other sections today" stock market and favorites rose fractions to a point or more a number of new highs for tne year or longer Trends were shaky at the" opening but a revived appetite for the lately apathetic carriers turned the tide by mid-da- y Dealings quickened at intervals although slowdowns were plentiful Prices were reduced in most instances near the close and declines were well distributed Transfers exceeded 1000-00- 0 shares In the "new high" class were such issues as Santa Fe Yellow Truck Maracaibo Oil Stokely Bros and preferreds of Allegheny Corp and Standard Gas Prominent gainers Included Southern Pacific Southern Railway Great Northern International Telephone U S Rub- O ULl f ronoral TTIlprtrif! Mnnt?om(rv Ward and Sears Roebuck On the losing end most of the time were Chrysler General Motors Deere Snrrv Anaconda Dow Chemical and Eastman Kodak M A T & S Meat 90 M 7 17 42 27 155 64 7 8 27 60 25 12 18 37 64 18 Boeing 28 14 29 Borden Burroughs Adding Mach California Packing Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Case J I Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake " & Ohio 7 22 10 39 45 110 18 4 Commonwealth Southern Continental Baking A Continental Oil Dela Corn Products 35 59 5 12 19 8 15 157 165 4 38 Cuban American Sugar Cudahy J Delaware & Hudson du Pont Eastman Electric & Mus Electric Auto-Lit- e Electric Power & Light 9 (AP)— Erie WASHINGTON July The agriculture department re- Firestone ported today that a corn crop of General Electric 2706552000 bushels and total wheat General Foods Motors production of 790823000 bushels General Goodrich 1 condi are indicated from July Goodyear tions Paige It was the first corn production Graham Railway pf forecast of the season Last year Great Northern the crop totaled 3175151000 bushels Hudson Motors and average production in the ten Hupp Central 1932-4- 1 was 2349267000 Illinois years International Harvester bushels Nickel International corn to this The area planted rvennecott year is 94297000 acres compared S S with 89484000 acres last year and Kresge Lambert a ten-yeaverage of 94511000 Liggett & Myers B acres Loew's Wheat production was forecast a Lone Star Cement T 730524000 bushels a month ago ivicrvesson it ec r&ODDins Production was 981327000 bushels Miami Copper i last year and the ten-yeaverage 1iviuiitgoinery vvara is 738412000 bushels Nash Kelvinator Winter wheat production this National Biscuit year is forecast at 519190000 National Dairy bushels compared with 501702000 National Cash Register bushels forecast a month ago 703 National Power & Light 253000 bushels produced last year New York Central V i T and a ten-yeix x n a de n average production "fcT of 550181000 bushels North American Avia The spring wheat crop is fore North American cast at 271633000 bushels com Northern Pacific pared with 228822000 bushels fore Packard cast a month ago 278074000 Penney J C bushels produced last year and Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman the ten-ye188231000 bushels Pure Oil average production 'Durum wheat production in R C A eluded in the spring wheat tota R K O is indicated at 32549000 bushels Remington Rand compared with 31547000 bushels Republic Steel a month ago 44660000 bushels pro Reynolds Tobacco B i duced last year and 26992000 Safeway St Louis-Sa- n Francisco bushels the ten-yeaverage Sears" Roebuck Production of oats is indicated as $1242255000 bushels compared Socony Vacuum with 1168850000 bushels forecast a Pacific month ago 1358730000 bushels Southern Standard i Brands produced last year and 1018783000 Standard Gas & Electric ten-yebushels the average Oil Calif Production of other crops indi Standard Oil N J Standard cated from July 1 conditions with Stewart Warner comparative figures for last year Studebaker and the ten-yeaverage produc Sunshine Mining tion follows: Swift & Co Barley 353982000 bushels com Texas Corporation pared with 426150000 last year and Texas Gulf Sulphur 243373000 the ten-yeaverage rye 33562000 57341000 and 38 Timkin Roller Bearing 589000 hay (tame) 88483000 tons Union Oil Calif 92245000 and 73277000 beans (dry Union Carbide edible) 22021000 bag3 of 100 Union Pacific pounds 19608000 and 14325000 Union Aircraft peas (dry field) 9689000 bags of United Corporation 100 pounds 7160000 and 2617000 Union Gas Improvement Potatoes 434942000 bushels 317- - U S Rubber 150000 and 363332000 sugar beets U S Smelting 7378000 tons 11643000 and 9834- - U S Steel Vanadium 000 peaches 43042000 bushels 66 Warner Bros Pictures 380000 and 55392000 23 pears 130000000 30717000 and 27938000 Walgreen Western Union Telegraph Western Airbrake Western Electric Car Loadings Up 'I White Motors Crop Total Off 42 39 42 55 40 30 10 2 14 73 32 m jT ar 9 45 at 6 82 This was an increase of 91262 cars or 120 per cent compared with the preceding week an increase of 98366 cars or 13X per cent compared with a year ago and an increase of 111747 cars or 151 per cent compared with two years ago Newsprint Hike Asked NEW YORK July 9 (AP)-Ca- na1! i uicm uBwsjimni miu are asxing a price increase of $6 a ton it was reported today The demands were uuuiucu w a yesterday at tended by meeting OPA officials and i group of newspaper publishers - 37 13 12 5 26 53 41 9 49 21 83 to Lard smith and a F -- That was tmree rr wk - Awnfum Kl4nuA l?2lT I OULO If73Ey WATER- - FAST was a tj BAIL IT very r VT t tf J: ) trriA 3 85 400 30 Phon WE PAY CASH tor Used Sewing Machines For immediate appraisal call SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co 2456 Washington Dla) 6592 $7 i " SMELL THAT ROASTING COPPEE CAPTAIN WE'RE GETTING CLOSE 1 7 BETTER THIS PISTOL4 rrV WITHOUT AJf n tfW THERE WEVe TIMED ISi A COMPLETE IT PERF£CTLVJ COFFEE PROCESS) NGVoO' THE PLANT-HIOOAWAyJsQUAD rS COMING J mr IN THE WOODS ft IN FROM THe'M EN V & tji DUNN! 1 0OU8T Z 1 J : THAT'tE THeYZlBLASr) 1 h JfWMKtNGlJ mm&jfiL COHE OJVf 1 you 5k53 WANT best light coupe $400 cash will buy Describe fully no dealers Box H-- l Standard-Examiner 7029 £J5aoc SK!i £?I£5f t£ V mt BRINU in your old phonograph I ?f?r HTfo OF ?Z?r fMnrrii f A Rmrla'a vl nn " wcl 11 cash for them except Columbia uty or mqison CHERRIES apricots raspber gooseberries currants vegetables ucan run iuxenange Z9i wash Dial 7728 5827 TYPEWRITER WANTED prefer ably portable Must! be perfect condition Call after 8 p m 36 ' 37 2 9 45 7084 WANTED outboard motor boat- John Baker after S p m 12 7039 I 05 WANTED hay mower Phone ?m!KtfrrXjlj£-- - PtEASURE TO HAVE 01 00 10 33 01 35 00 WILL PAY CASH for late model electric refrigerator 780 28th Phone 7004 HIGHEST PRICES Paid for Cart WILCOXON MOTOR 27th Wash 67 I Asked 800 550 1883 WANTED old scrap Dial 2 65 1100 65 00 T 6300 6500 pfd automobile 59 " f SUR w 1 1510 - V ' e NOT r V frLLTiE THEr"l DO EAD f I U" W43 BVWP COPB Vvbu' m StBVlCg ""' ' WJ V" T ' M OgOV8 7 Yoi I PC J PAT OFF WILL CARE for children over 8 9 yrs In my home Road Washington TerraceVictory K-3- v" tvA - 1607 U--7 WORKING grl wants housework after 5 p m part time Call 31 25 7115 DESIRE jobs building eabins sneos also piaster natchlncl ?£50 Porter 'f )a SEWING fo achool children and infants All kinds ol children's 6974 clothing Phone 70 LEGAL NOTICES ALIAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT A 2c L EA L S S-r- 1 " ''ttm $m J W 9)° l THArr SQUAWK J T COURT OT THJ THE STATE OP UTAH WITHIN AND FOB THE COUNTY OP WEBER JOSEPH T PUSHER Walnflff P M FIELD and JANS DOE FIELD hla wife wtioB other and true name Ut ijQ thA Tl n i n t1 ff iinlmAom mi itto SCOWCBOFT LUMBER COMPANum uunm U VOL I corporationCOMPANY LUMBER a W P VOLKER W H corporation" miTKTl anrl J H P VOLKER U each and all of wo wuvm aexena&nis ere uv insr said it titMBiui hemt-at-la-w devisees legatees executors administrators creditors successors SOld assiens! Uld all nthl nttranna unknown claiming any right title estate Or interest: in- nr lion unnn h real property described in the amended w hue piainxiii 8 ownersnip wiuiituin OT ClOUdtnir Tilflfntiff m Htl — — Yyo UVW r"" Defendanta THE STATIC rvw rrrkXt rv-- e yt tu--PENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to appear Withinr twentv 2At rlatrm mf — mv iiiv or thla summons 'upon "you if served wiwAiu w vouniy m wnicn this action la brought otherwise within thirty (30) dava after aerviM above entitled action and In case of 80 KQO yriSJ C SL&rainst vmiJudgment J the demand of th amontw4 Y- E Y suna O - O Rail Wage Verdict P Looms Next Week 21 sat WASHINGTON July 9 (AP)— The question of an eight-cewage increase for a million non-opating railroad workers President Roosevelt said today still is being discussed fcack and forth He said ha did not expect any development until the first of next week An emergency board recom mended the increase hut tha 'ten nomic stabilization direct nr EVerf! in Vinson turned it down and sug gested drastic modification & — nt Av-s- A er SOMETHIMC v fv'MAAS REAULyK DRINK l jrv tUKr u&£ a S7 Krvr I in in r' - ' Ma M-- J ii I wws — -i ova mt: m— " —TJf-- 1 w s rm i IA m B W— o o - PI — —IF — "Uir? which has been filed with the CUerU ux sua viun This action ia brought lor the pur- the toUowing described land and premises located In Weber County State of Utah A Southwest quarter ° of Section 20 Township 6 North of West Salt Lake Meridian Survey: Beginning at y11"1 2"74 chains North and East from the Southwest corner of the said quarter section running thence North 3728 chains thence South 46° 58' East parallel to and 33 feet South of the center Of the U N Ryi 5463 chains "3 ehains to the containing 74 or an ofbeglnnlng acre more or less GEORGE 8 BARKER T7 hU 1001 FiTVt 9UwYllHt" i "T" ti al Ogden Utah 1 to-w- it: -- i 1°!'Stt T S j n-- Wl o u k DECIDED TO OPPER tesSSC HERE'S A Y HERE'S MINEs a — HOW HOOPLE'S fr- i I LTO THE MAW WHO WOOPtE'S NWc Ar4D rZER JCOMS 60IL SMACK CARROT& GROW DIMMER X V JWKT I -- - 4ZTT1Sr-- r MAKES S£QLc! FM2ST nS TH 1M THIBTY TME VEARS IM A SHOP HE'D 1 N HES BEENJ ABLE TO ENUOY HrS FAVORITe BAD HABrT VTHOLTT TH OJSTOMARy SWARM OF BUMS HE SEZ HE LIKES TH LADIES M r J Ii IV A BETTERe! f CAREFUL t THEY'VE 3°T THE VOTETH PAWTS THE JOBS — BUT f A ' I 1 g i ' 1943 tTHOUCH7 Consult County Gerk ot tie Re pecuv signers forlFsrtber Information : RIDGE K I N "o-gr- ' A -'" H' It 1 6 of said and runnW thence East 39 Lpt 148 leet thence West 39 feet ence South 1485 feet! to the place m ugaen Weber Coimtif c tt tcity In the above entitled matter has been TRUEMAN Judge on Monday the 12th A M i!43 at 10 °"cl day2i J17 Court House In the County °urt room of said court in Ogden City Weber County Utah Witness th rrisrv this WRENCH IL MALAN taj£ALi Clerkw By ANN S CARDON 1 5 6KDLLBEA-T- " TvsJO -- eL?er BUCKS iVTCr " I ( DeceasedT - OP "I found your elasscs Homer and just in time too— that ain't no soup line! ' -"- t xius Fetitioa of Ida Pearl Wood-VT worth nrTrlni tn m wirt terminating the Joint tenancy of said deceasedv ia the XoUowing described property K ran mlou- Block 37 Plat "O" RiU Sdeny East ofBeginning Souths point the rner D ' tJ NOTICES j C 1 m fROBATE AND GDARD1ANSIU8 THINK THAT OK WILL STUMP ' -' IQftKI u 710 er Box NOTICE -- 1 -- HOUSEKEEPER cook or care of children vith experience References Writel Standard-Examin- Hold Everything £M pos for f"" Wanted — Situations - i7i 14 27 39 23 98 Q 6til2 0000 03 03 lio 23 4rx - BETTER prices paid for used furniture — POBANZ FURNITURE 2204 Wash 6154 WANTED TO BUY large clean cbtton rags no overalls stocking! or strings Basement StancL-Exa- m 182 71c 43 55 57 7023 WANTED to buv SDinnet or Bun- galow piano for Bushnell hospital Call Mrs Greenwell 01 lc 3e 1937 m TAKEjj OUNhl! PWlLIPPEgt lT WON'T GIVE UP M r-- - or later model iiviu piivaic uwacr No trade Box J-- l Standard-Exa- $6400 l '9919 4034 WANTED 00 pfd!6000 6000 ' from forest dimensions ten and fourteen feet long approximately four inches at small end Contact the James I Barnes 618 Mc Company Intvr RllilsHmoCol Talro fVty ian at once CAiiii jop your uscij furnitursj range tffeo apprais&L' RELIABLE FURNITURE CO 2276 Washington Dial 35 i Collect 45S3 Ogder WANT TO BUY 5000 native poles as cut : 225 15 30 60 CO BY-PRODUC- - 02 04 25 56 COLORADO ANIMAU i 08 04 07 for dead and useless animals 60 75 00 02 47 07 03 190 We Call For ind Pay TS Potatoes: Steady New York Eggs Dressed poultry: Firm chickens 35© NEW YORK July CAP)— Eggax 14-63 6 Vic broilers 35©36Vic fowls Z1& cases firm 32 Vic Long Island ducks 27 ©28 Vic Mixed colors: Fancy to extra Live poultry: Strong geese 26c tur-fancy 44 eys tnens ana young lomsj 36c roosters ® 46 94c extras 43We graded firsU 41e old 24 Vie ducks 27Vic fowls ZSVic current receipts 39 He mediums 37 FfPoIa K WANTED TO BUY NEW YORK July 9 (UP) —Produce: ' tr MASffr brought THEM BACK T J WHAT ITHER t r JCINDOP days ago— ano a ocl SMALL BOY REMTEO A ROW BOAT fQOfA ME AT ST MARY'S POINT !9 wmwwmii ' New York Produce $600 JULY - CHICAGO July 9 (AP)— Cash wheat: No 2 red $168 Oats: No 1 mixed 72 c: mixed grain 71c sample grade mixed grain 69c No 1 white 74c No 3 No 4 71 71 c sample grade white 71c Barley: Malting $112 if 117 nominal feed sluso1 nominal No 1 yellow $17m No Soybeans: z 4 sample grade ye now si624 100 WANT — l?®1"5: cu" anti-subsi- ff — 5 she-stoc- By William Ferris if CHICAGO July 9 (AP)— Selling pres--1 sure initiated by failure or and corn ceiling revision legislation ' to pass congress brought about fairly substantial declines in all grains today Trading was heavy at the start but dwindled as the sersion continued with no sustained rally ing power displayed Renewed selling developed before the clce ma final prices were generally at the day's lows with wheat off 2 to July $145 September $146 Oats were to down and rye was down 1V4 Cttlr y "e" GRAIN 7 1 38 CHICAGO July 9 ( Salable 700: tot! 1000: aalabl cataa 400 ittady to weak market on most killing classes steer steady to weak: sood to choice $1575® 1635 medium gTades on peddling basis at $1400 down beef cows $1050 ©1200 canners and cutters f 800 11050 strlcUy cows S1200 nri better vealers unchanged at $1400 ©1550 Sheep: SaUble 1000 totaL 5000: spring lambs and yearlings steady to medium to choice native spring strong lambs $1400 1535 medium lightweight other yearlings $1225 held above $1325 sheep steady choice slaughter ewes $750 down heavy ewes $875 iF 20 43 07 01 07 02 01 02 Tintic Lead 200 at 9c Utah Power & Light 28 an f I aS h 14 1 urday M 6 dirties No 1 39e average checks 37 J 38c 46 to extra WhiUs: ©48c: fancy Fancy to commonTlssT® 44e specials 45i4c standards fancy weight heavy th 41Vi © 43c r mediums 41c mediums J?U'eafcbu11 $1300 beef bulls ' $1350 23Vie 35V4c Pacific peewees pulleU ' vealers $1400 down coast specials 50c Salable and total 1500 acSheep? Browns: Fancy to extra fancy 45® tive spring lambs and slaughter ewes 47 Vic specials 44Vc standards 4 3 Vic mostly steady good and choice sorted na- mediums 41© 41 Vic pullets 34Vscoee- tive springers 51475 Just good 89 lb wees 27 Vi- cIdaho springers $1450 top shorn ewes $725 common tostraight medium 99 lbs eh0 5c 2c 3000 at 2c Ohio Copper 1000 at 7c Park City Cons 1000 at 8c 18 19 31 ar WASHINGTON July 9 (AP)— The Association of American Railroads reported today that 852106 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the week ending last Sat 04 01 01 00 Lt I"utl' : Sales Bristol Silver 2000 at 6c Clayton Silver 600 at 49c Eureka Standard 3000 at New Quincy 3000 at 3c 1000 at 99 30 39 18 11 ar -- ZC 4 w In Past Week Ut Pr & (AP-USD- steers good 300-35- 0 225 01 Premier v 05 01 - 71 Nelson - 86-8- 180-25- 35 02 03 13 Konold ll l°l86 !8( 18 15 01 13 03 09 18 00 I Amal Sugar pfd 780 4 85 Con Wagon U I Sugar com 2 45 U I Sugar pfd 1050 Ut Pr & Lt 7 pfd 6400 l's 11-1- 16 Bid 11 16 16 ar Trans-Americ- f 13 22 20 27 6 18 ar ar n n o-- "T T" 01 00 14 15 10 190 Park Premier LIVESTOCK $1500 medium and g°° TriSb55 01 08 02 02 i 7 t-- ar ? 61 50 z 04 South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central 09 Tintic Lead Tintic Standard 180 00 Utah Cons it i11 Ii 28 Walker West Toledo 01 Yankee 02 Zuma Unlisted Stocks 72 r- 02 31 00 01 Sioux Mines 22 28 ar 02 02 00 03 00 Utah Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King Westi Silver Shield 1 12 18 11 01- food to choico 92 lb Idaho range upring Ibm?"J-fvoad 9°-fIdahos $1400 e 2 7 loads lbs $1450 lb" OGDEN July 9 (USDA)—Bogs: Sal$1400 two loads lb- - Maho feeders able 50 total 350 not many hogs offered $1300 decks daho ewes' $700 sorted 20 head for sale few early sales steady at Thurs- IT -- i 0 oa 121 lb Idaho ranch ewes day's decline top $1325 on best lb weights $1225® $600 straight lighter weights 1275 averages above 250 lbs $1225® sows 1250 OMAHA July 9 $10501175 —Hogs: Cattle: Salable not 40 total 190 fairlVaTtive 12000 8'?00' here to market establish enough - downward prices to 10c lower quotably steady or around $1325 1450 we'nt 10 steady 15c lower sows on best slaughter steers and $1200 & 1350 on heifers common dairy type both "35 few $1340 good and choice classes downward to $950 and below lbs best cows for week $1100 1150 med- lo2Rlio52: good OW5 450 lbs down ium and lower grades $1050 down to ?on°®12-6lb450 P $1235© $600 and under medium and good bulls Cattle: Salable and total 600 beef vealers mostly $1415 $1025 1225 steers yearlings and down k slow Sheep: Salable and total 6300 nothing to easier bulls and vealers steady steady stock-er- s old early and feeders steady to weak Jew head Thursday's late sales strong to 25c higher top $1500 on four loads cnoice yearung steers J1550 heifers 02 11 15 10 12 01 06 16 City Copper View Driver Park Park Park Park 40 ai-- 03t 00 North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Cons 14 00 06 02 03 00 45 50 03 05 01 01 00 40 49 New Quincy 5 01 00 Moscow Mtn Mtn Nail New New 01 01 10 04 03i 01 Gold Chain Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch 10 Asked 00 05 FRIDAY EVENING " ' Bid Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard 117 Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Columbia Gas & Electric A Co Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Cons Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Crescent Eagle Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines 15 F ht EL Hozle July 9 1943 Friday 13 Atlantic Ref Baltimore & Ohio pf Barnsdall Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Curtiss-Wrig- J 42 Coty Corn and Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ALQK1E Nl A CROWD ' 7-- ' 4 JOHN A SNEDDON Esq Attorney frvr Published June ptit30 July' 9 1M3 |