Show Salt Lake Market Stamps j In Fast Trade U i i By Victor EnMank April NEW YORK MOCK VUOTaTlwn9 uo Mturday (AP) -S-tocks IS H jApril heavy wilted today under relatively leaders market liquidation with many o longer touching low for the toyear or more two fraction of on losses Li point — rme — - in virThere was a dutsi x the in nway all department tually hour m declines near first the "Wority —of cases rails ducedin and 7" fins Sieeia slide the of iorciiu"- on- nnn shares were in tne Transfers were S Steel - Hogie 18 a Asked Bid i Bristol Silver! 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Schen-Dod- ge r J house customers with stocks Bonds trailed j t stocks New York It 1947 Lst Sale April Pres By The Associated Allied Stores J Allis Chalmers American Airlines American Car & Foundry American RadiatorMills Ju'--- ' American Roller & Refining American Smelting American T & T B 1 American Tobacco Anaconda A T & S F Baldwin Locomotive Bendix Aviation Boeing - Borden k Budd Co California Packing Canada Dry " $- "i - I ht Douglas Air East Airlines t L '5 Eastman Auto-Li- te Electric Power & Light s Erie Railroad :::)::: General Electric General Foods S General Motors Goodrich jln Goodyear Great Northern Railroad pf Hudson Motors Idaho Power Illinois Central ry Interlake Iron Tntprnational Harvester International Nicicel International Paper International T Sc T Kennecott S4S 1 Lockheed J! Loew's Petroleum - 30 V i64y ' Keystone Leonora Little May Lakeside Magnolia Lead L Mammoth Miller Hill Miner's Gold ij Missouri Monarch ) 53V 65V 37 Vs 83 Moscow Mt City Copper Mountain View Nevada Metals 1 Naildriver New Park North Lily 40 New Majestic i1 Ohio Copper 26 Park Bingham 14 Park City Con 11 Park Konold 27 Park Nelson 34 Park Premier 30 Park Utah 45 Pioche Bristol 91 Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con my 5 Prosper Mining T Rico Argentina 36 Royston Coalition 69 Silver King Coalition 34 V Silver King Western 16 Silver Shield 5 Silver Standard 69 Sioux Mines 22 So Iron Blossom 236 Mi So Standard 54 Swansea Con il 14y4 Tar Baby 9 Tintic Central 34 Tfntic Lead 4oy Tintic Standard 56 Utah Southern Oil 57 j Union Chief J 50 Utah Con 41 Utah-Wy- o Con Oil Utah Oil Refining 4 — 35 Victor Cori L 22 y West Toledo 11 western Alloys 82 Wilbert 3SUV4 i 063 44 i 35 37 16 22 54 15 Va 28 2914 f National Biscuit National Cash Register National Dairy National DistillersSc National Power Light New York Central North American Aviation North American Northern Pacific I 40 30 20 1 15 9 16 2158 L f1 i 1 4- B J J 4 i Southern Pacific J Sperry Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N- J Studebaker : J Sunshine Mining 1 Texas Co 4 Texas Gulf Sulphur Ti a Twentieth Century-Fo- x Union Carbide Union Oil Calif Union Pacific Union Aircraft United Air Lines mJ Union Corporation 1 U S Rubber U S Smelting J I U S Steel Warnex Picture Auto-Lite Western Western Union Telegraph Western Airbrake Westinghouse Electric 1 White Motors 1 I f Woolworth Zenith i - 1 6 25 42 20 37 23 S3b 25 38 22 34I3 - 14 V 38 19 65 19 10 58 207i 121 19 26 3 "A 47 44 I5 50 18 in city Saturday parking charges 30 23 24 12 (USDA)— 8c j Councilman Appointed 47 in 87® 88c CHICAGO April 12 (AP) Wheat: No 2 $273 Corn: No 3 yellow $180183& sample grade yellow $150j No 3 j white $185 Oats: No 1 heavy white 9pc No 2 hard GRAIN Bv William Ferrl — Corn CHICAGO April 12 for losses extending to around dropped 3 cents at timejs on the board of trade white 97 Vic inal feed $135160 nominal Field seed per hundredweight nominal Red cldver $430047Q0 sweet clover $1150©l300 red topi $1750® 7 1850 timothy $740775 Butter and Eggs today with the deferred deliveries leadWheat and oats ing the downturn while weak at times recovered toward SAN FRANCISCO April 12 (UP) — jj the session's close Butter: 92 score 66c 90 score62lac Cheese: Loafs 4445c triplets 43 Selling of corn was baaed on the 44fec if agriculture department's report of April 1 farm stocks which showed supplies Eggs: Large grade A 49 'ac medium at the second highest levet in history grade A 462c small grade A 402c Cash wheat was quoted a few cents large grade B 45v3c U SIDE GLANCES ! CHICAGO April 12 tle: Salable 300 (estimated) compared week ago: fed steers and yearlings 50c to$l 50 lower: good beef cows steady others and canners and cutters 25 to 40c nigher bulls steady vealers $200 lower stocKers and feeders steady at $17000 025 extreme top $2975 practical top raxe cnoice to average steers $2700 medium to good steers $205002400 with comparable heifers $190002300 medium light steers at $1500® 1700 beef cows $135001600 with strong cutters closing at $1300 down heavy sausage bulls dropped to $1675 heavy beef bulls to $1700 closing around $16 50 ouisiae on vealers late $2300 Sheep: Salable 100 (estimated) com pared ween ago: strictly good and cnoice fed wooled lambs slaughter around lbs steady: lambs lacking finish or scaling around 110 lbs about 50c lower other classes upward scarce week's fat wooled lamb top $2300: good and choice woolskins $2275 and - $2285 medium to good wooled lambs $2100®2175 with replacement buyers taking four cars of lb shearing lambs at $2000 and $2050 ewes scarce few medium (to slaughter choice natives $1000® 1050 90-1- 05 93-1- 07 Wanted License— A marriage license was Some issued to Clyde W Peterson 23 Egyptian American Fork and Rose Marie (adv) Maxwell 19 Midvale by County Clerk Lawrence M Malan clothing a special- Piano Refinishing and repairing by experts Glen Bros Music Co Pioneer Utah Family Boasts 'Twin Habit9 j (adv) (adv) 7657 Licensed — Henry Genetti 25 of Hooper and Erma Viscogloise 24 Oeden wpto issued a marriage li cense by the Weber county clerk's office Shade TreeR — Three fast-grofeet tall Spec2 ing varieties ial $2 each Jensen Nursery 22nd and Grant adv) For Marriate — A license to mar ry was issued to Leslie Wayne Tay- or 26 and Marcene M laysom 24 Ogden by the Weber county clerk's office w- 10-1- (adv) Evergreens berry plants shade trees grapes rhubarb etc Jensen (adv) Nursery 22nd and Lrrant Penalized — On a charge of speed ing N K riersanu 48 fortieth was sentenced in city court Saturday to pay a fine of $10 Jensen Sewing Mach Co 2416 Grant Dial 7657 Headquarters for sewing machine service Reall makes pairing electrifying See us for all hard-to-gparts and and supplies Home-owne- d Electric water heaters gas water beaters No down payment As low as 15c per day Lee's Appliance at (adv) Emporium Neckties the latest Ken's Hab erdashery Lobby Ben Lomond et Isabella A P Forbes 1 f Public Names Chief Faults Of Business Management By George Gallup Director American Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON N J April 12— While frequently c o n d em n i n g strikes and criticizing the tactics of unions and union leaders the American public by no means considers the gentlemen who sit on the other side of the bargaining table — employers — as faultless In fact the general public thinks there are just about as many things wrong with employers as there are with unions This is shown in the results of a survey in which voters were asked their opinions as to the chief faults of employers in this almost country Respondents listed as many shortcomings in answer to this Question as they did when asked a similar question about the faults of labor unions take care of their employes when they become too old to work Miscellaneous criticisms of employers i n c 1 u d e discrimination against women workers refusal to give fair consideration to employe suggestions for improving machinery or operations lack of honesty toward employes in showing prof- its to weaken andi and attempts undercut labor unions Many Shortcomings It seems clear that the genera public finds many shortcomings iri tne behavior of management That is undoubtedly why sur veys by the Institute have always! tound large majorities believing in tne idea of labor unions The right of workers to join to gether for collective bargaining has received majority support in re4 peated polls by the Institute The fact that strikes are ofteh unpopular with the general public does not signify that public opin-- ! ions is agairfet unions or against union attempts to rectify some o tne iauiis oi management as seen in today's survey EXTRA SPECIAL! BABY GRANDS SPINETS SMALL UPRIGHTS aav (adv) operated Immediate Delivery Permit — A marriage license was — of E 26 Eldon Weston Lawrence issued by County Clerk Penalty 599 Eighth was sentenced in icity M Malan to Dewey G Dickinson court Saturday to pay a fine of $10 37 Ogden and Dorothy Jean Niel- when he pleaded guilty to a charge son 26 Writou Iowa 2464 Washington Blva1 of running a red light One Day Service on 3M rubber New Olds Cornets trumpets and ized undersea! The only sure cure Chief Complaint — trombones are here Glen Bros for squeaks and rattles in your car em chief The against complaint Music Co 2546 Wash CoDial 4475 ployers was not what you might (adv) Rasmussen-Thompso- n Standard-Examine- r (adv) expect — low wages io De sure In Court — Rhoda Reeve 38 of complaints about wages ranked M — Monday Tuesday Wednesday 1 :30 P was fined $10 Session — The Canadian Legion high 426 Twenty-secon- d among the leading gripes I and Friday E H Thursday irt city court Saturday on her plea post 97 Salt Lake City will hold a 1 Pr m But by actual count in tne poll 2:30 P M — Friday— Society of guilt to a charge of running a business meeting of the Rocky more people a broader more named mountain area in the sivic center inclusive fault It summed up in red light RUT A 570 ke RDYL 1320 ke KSL 1160 ke Salt Lake City today at one pm one reply from a white collar RLO 1430 kc Steaks Chicken and Spaghetti Following the meeting a stag party worker com in a Pittsburgh steel Ede's Place 2763 Madison Phone will be held it was announced by pany whose comment was typical American World New Church in the 700 Young People's 4714 We cater to parties IE Power Biggs Parmer (adv) Timothy Taylor Ogden of thousands in the survey: 7:1Bl Church ot the Alr WUdwood News (News USA Organist CBS (Labor hasn't got enough 7:30'lntertnntaln Manaeement — IGolden Gate Qrt Johnson Family Voice of Buslneaa Carbon understanding of working people 7:45 Organ Reverie Fire Extinguishers Forfeiture—Frank Jackson 57 Church of National Radio 8:00IRadio Bible Randolph forfeited $25 bail in Og Dioxide Recharge service all types and their problems Businessmen Pilgrim Hour the Air CBS den city court Saturday Running a Phone Pulpit (adv) keep thinking of labor as a com- 8:151 Class Voices Down JSouthernaires 8:30! Voice of as of human stop sign was the charge instead beings modity' the Wind Body and fender estimates cheer The reason people join unions is 8:451 Prophecy Minlature — M'pcs News W Sweeney Decision Now 9:00IBible cars because they feel that the boss 9:15! Institute Typewriters We buy sell and fully given on all makes of Churcb of tne Atr9:05Wgs o'er Iran- IHere's to Vets Chev to makes at Free all the attention real your friendly Browning won't pay any expertly repair INews NnvaUme Salt Lake Taber- t Home Worship 30 Dr Paul Rader Service estimates nacle Choir (adv) welfare of the workers if left to 99:45Christian Scnce ChlChildcraft Pickup and delivery and Ogden Buick Sales Morgan Typewriter Co 808 24th himself He's got to be forced to do 10:00 Pilgrim's Beneficial News (Voice of Bob Eberly Your Lawn and shrubs will have St Dial (adv) IM'n'g Relig Ser' Prophecy Memory Lane 10:16lHour INews Invitation to l£ews that healthy look in just three things" 10:30 (Lutheran Interviewed Workers Dave Rose Show Learning CBS Raymond Swing Continued-Jac- k Allen 20 of days if you use Ford Ammonium 10:45 Hour r Ifo IJohn Thompson 3 iiiiomci wutaci unwKrvu f IMaster Singers miu -j People's Plat- Army way Washington Ter Sulphate Hunter Motor Uo (adv) Island Songs form CBS Portraits "IK uis tasc uiu vvctjr Melody race pleaded innocence to a charge lH News Amer Pur Round Sammy Kayss I'm isn't "It anunvenUe wages Chicago — complaining n of keeping late hours and his case Gov't Surplus "You don't have Table Pipes of Melody Serenade pay jusx 11:461 Jury was continued for hearing in city to wish any more Your accessory about Sure I d like moreBut what SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS like everybody else court until April 19 headquarters have those breast more is me the way IGarden Talks they Notes The RCA Victor (Music from so gripes ve Take These wanted for drills that you 12:00 Concert IModern tne taice to Paradise want Show If drive — you Bins you Crosby Sings 12:15 Charis Corsets Bras Girdles long at a price thats really short wife and News To of Here's Harvest on a Bill vacation kids you 12:30 Cunningham I Home service evngs 973 27 st Browning Chev Co and Ogden Heart Throbs You (CBS) Stars get no pay If you're half an hour 12:45ICamera Club Ph 7817 (adv) late (adv) Buick Sales Warirors of New to work you 'get docked The 1 :00 Intermntain News The Sheaffer Peace York Parade Melodies 1 :15IStardust washrooms stink The company 1 :30l Crimes of ' — INews 476 25 of Ammonium Green Ford Jonah Philharmonic puts Man's One Sulphate Penalty If the 1 :45! Carelessness Sam Pettlnglll Orchestra Twenty-thir- d was sentenced in city life and vigor in your shrubs and cafteria serves rotten food Family and would stop just — company b b Are These Our ' court Saturday to pay a fine of $10 lawns bags or that all us workers are humanthink wth bags of House 2:00 Symphonette beChildren? M Co a to Motor Piastre lots Hunter 2:151 carload when he pleaded guilty Mystery charge to be treated deThis Week Hour of True Detective The Quiz 2:30 to y of failing to yield (adv) ings andI want Around World Charm CBS Kids think they'd get more 2:45' Mysteries cently a pedestrian betwork out of us and probably NBC Symphony (Darts for 3:00 The Family Hour "Open roads are calling! "Dress ter 51 Shadow uougn CBS too" 3:1 with work Orchestra — Of mean car we er the supCorsets up" surgical Barcley of WestlCounterspy Build'rs as a of most faults Hans 3:30 Quick the Lange Throughout must be V gar- course the little woman Harsch News ports girdles bras foundation Eve Conductor the public the general 3:451 Flash dressed up too for that summer listed by ments individually designed of underDanger Adventures of human News 4:00IThuse lack of —4252 Dr Danfield vacation See our complete line of theme Ozzle Harriet ning appts Ph Across Websters 4:15! recurred Footlights employers by Greatest Story Nick Smith laavJ accessories for all makes and mod- standing Kate 4:30 Hollywood Open Ever Told House 4:45i Carter els Browning Chev Co and Ogden again and again Sings Board Of Miss-- I (adv) Second Fault Cited Speeder— Fred W Benson 21 of Buick Sales The Tack Benny Gene Autry 5 :00 IMysterious Show lng Heirs of 5:161 Traveler 1841 Kiesel was sentenced in city Show The second fault employers IThe Clock IBlondie Norma lays IThe Fitch We Guarantee to eliminate all in the eyes of the public is that 5:30 Oriental court Saturday to pay a fine of $10 Bandwagon Starlight on a charge of speeding squeaks and rattles from your car they don't want to pay enough in 5:45 SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAMS with our permanent underseal We wages Rasmussen- Sunday Evening L Alexander's Two storv commercial Bldg with pickup and deliver Charlie McOarthyAdventures of "They're greedy for profits' says 6:00 A Mediation Hour: Sam Spade Board Edgar Bergen (adv) a Manhattan textile worker "and 6:151 Claude three stores on ground floor eight Thompson Co Dial 4475 Detroit Service Allen Show Vesper Fred Thornhill's 6:30 So on rooms on 2nd story $15000 call down profits wages cut j high Symphony 6 45 serenade Portland Orchestra IMy with — — a Fellows get the tube that makes they do all they can to beat you (adv) Meet Corliss Manhattan 7:00 Exploring the a blowout harmless Firestone Life down and pay you as little as posILouella Parsons cher (CBS) 7:151 Unknown Nut trees rose bushes snrubs Protector A small increase in price sible" Album Tony Martin or Jimmy American 7:30JDouble emevergreens that gives a large increase in life bulbs fruit! trees The next fault cited is that imicewnmu 7:481 Nothing Familiar Music Show tCBa) Stone R their of protection Browning Chev Co ployers expect too much ITheatre Guild peony roots etc Irvin IThe Don AmechelTake It or 8:00 The Gabriel Leave It Nurseries 3359 Washington boule Ogden Buick Sales F M Brown workers — that hours are too long 8:15' Heatter Show Ingrid Bergman Show A Touch of Wasatch iaav ing service station Newman 8:30 vard and requirements that (adv) production Show Conducts 8:45 Guest Star BdwyAlfred per hour too stiff is of — managea that A fourth fault the tar out of prices? running 8:00 'Music Meditation The Bob Burns L u s ijnurcn lurew rouU" Traffic On charge Knocking News Show Program a red light Laurence L Johnson Closeout on floor sample living ment doesn't reward ability The 9:15 Here s to Vets ILet's Reminisce IWorld Npwo star mint 9:30Tntermntain News who man a 19 of 8 Army way Washington room suites continues Discounts argument here is that 9:45 Wayne King's Or ISymphony MeldySt Mary's Pgrm INews Terrace was sentenced in city up to 50 per cent Tribe Home Fur does a good efficient job receives 4 lOld fashioned You Were There Salt Lake Music by court Saturday to pay a fine of $10 niture Co 2358 Washington Blvd no more recognition than one who 10:001 Revival Choir Tab'nacle 10:1KiRex Miller New Jelesntk work Conse 10 30 Buddv Moreno Or The Catholic Z C M Ij Hour (adv) iwat Hops average dug on order Many it is claimed good work-e- s 10:45110:55 Mutual News! Hour (String Ensemble! f ver srreensEccles quently Gardens 2508 lose iniiitative varutips 11 :00 Sundav News Sunday Evening News no point in doing your 11:1l Syncopation Tnnlrsnn (adv) "There's JMarv Ann Mercer on Temple Sqre Music Writer Dead You 'Mutiny' Concert Joe Reichman best" says a Detroit machine tool 11:30' Want SANTA BARBARA Calif Aprh worker "because you don't get 11:45112:00 Midnite Newsl and His Orch Hour Home — Dr and Mrs Fred W Beck 3310 Washington have re 12 (UP)— Charles Bernard Nord-ho- any more money Might as well turned from New York City Dr 60 writer of adventure stories take it easy" T?ppk has been studying rnmopias Pensions of "Mutiny on the Bonuses to for good ty at the Fomon clinic for the past and MONDAY MORNING PROGRAMS Failure give bonuses six montns Bounty" was found dead yesterday work is singled out for specific 7:00 Imn Farm Journal IThe Old Yawn INews in bed where he apparently suc- mention by some people polled of H Clarke) Patrol Corral Songs Folksl 7:15 sew-nShady Valley Singer News IPotluck Party Spot Cash for your6592 INews to a heart attack while Others criticize employers who 7 30 imn News News 'Tames Abbe (adv) cumbed machine Phone IBreakfast IS pike Jones Olmsted Nelson to 7 funds 45 have not set up pension reading Breakfast IMelody ILew Lacey 8:00 Breakfast News W Knoder Charles Mrs Club Parade nnnrt— 8:15IBirthdav Club Top of Morning News with Roundup 8:30'Arthur Gaeth newsiRoad of Life 2849 Lincoln notified police her Don McNeil IDavid Harum 8 45 'This Rhythmic AgejToyce Jordan bed was maliciously damaged tulip EVERY in Door IBreakfast at a iWTiti Warine andlKnockin' TTriHav nieht 9"00 Smile Time apparently by lEnrlc Madriguerai Hollywood house near the BTell Your seen Pennsyivanlans Neighbor of boys group iGalen Drake Grand Slam Mack Bercn 9:30 Treasure Chest ITed Maione IRosemary Lawton H prior to tne lntjueuv LindlahrlLora 9:45i Victor Men and Women Smith SpeakslGlamour 10:00 Sone Parade iSlng and Smile K Roses shrubs vines fruit trees Manor 17 to 50 Aunt Baker Jenny on Star IKenny 10:15 Spotlight 674 12th street IClub Time Helen Trent Knv A Stone 10:30Trade Winds Tav'nSomethlng for coast-to-coa- st MOZART STUDIOS : News RADIO G )- - j 54 I j 33 D-- t- I I I I I l I 5l)-l- 10-l- right-of-wa- I 19 " I I ! 1 I 70 Ar-iwa- d I I j SALT LAKE CITY April 12 (AP)— Twins are a habit in the Nehemiah Weston family which counts four generations of doubles ranging in age from 82 to 3 Samuel Weston of Logan and his siter Mrs Mary Weston Crow-the- r of Malad started the twin Deaths looking perfectly frowzy!" a "He says it's easy to sell the top space when he has 59 Fined— France E Graham 25 of 2203 Washington was fined $10 in city court Saturday on a charge of speeding lade buttons cov- Buttonholes erea one day service Jensen Sewing Machine Co 2416 Grant Dial I I E-4- -- I I SALT LAKE CITY April 12 (API-- Mrs Isabella Alice Pincock Forbes 91 died today of natural causes Born in Ogden she lived there most of her life Survivors include a sister and brother of Ogden Miss Wealthy Pincock and Richard D Pincock Private funeral services will be conducted Monday with burial in the Ogden city cemetery MONDAY'S PROGRAM ff co-auth- or v t WANTED "America the Beautiful" crayon drawing contest Winners included Kenneth G Carter and Darrell Kunzler of Park Valley La Verle Wright of Woods Cross Mary Carrol Wells of Joseph Shirley Ann Kunzler of Rosette and Sharon Jones of Murray about the rising beauty shop prices until women start (adv) — Bookkeeper SALT LAKE CITY April 12 Phnno 6522 (adV) (AP) — Engraved plaques will be given to seven grade school stuBulbs —Cannas dahlias gladiolas dents of Utah state as first prizes lilies perennial plants if ine seiec in the national Milton Bradley tinn Tavlor's 2316 Washington iWmo ' ic Utah Crayon Artists Win Championships it's the same old story! Washington won't do a Your Records 2845 Porter ave I City 'Oh LOS ANGELES April 12 (UP)— Flames that swept through two factory buildings in a spectacular block-lon- g fire near the Los An geles river caused $400000 damage it was estimated today Cause of the fire which broke out last night in the National Furniture company piani was undetermined Merrv-Go-Roun- brigade Their parents were Nehemiah and Roseanna Gifford Weston who left England in 1870 to pioneer in Utah settling in Rich county Next are Edward N Crowther of Malad and his siter Mrs Rose Crowther Fowler of Salt Lake City Third are Carol and Carma Crowther of Malad daughters of Mr and Mrs Junius L Crowther In the nursery twin set are Joanne Fowler and her sister Suzanne 3 daughters of Dr and Mrs Joseph B Fowler of Salt Lake 4 Two Factories Burn 02 improper knowledge oi shorthand theatre Sewing — Children's men's shirts ladies' suits ty 914 39th St Phone jTJ!jI020- j I (AP) phone Parking —Peoples Finance Co Phonograph 2506 Washington forfeited $2 bail choice 5 for Si on court 280-S0- lower at both Kansas City anfl Minneapolis Wheat closed unchanged to lower lower May $257025'? 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May $17534176 and c lower to Vec higher May oats were V£ Si dt 180-24- lic 2c 68 f 1 y HOLLYWOOD April 12 (AP) — 'Terribly unfair" ia Laraine Day's opinion of the suspension of her husband Leo Durocher as leader of the Brooklyn Bums She told airport reporters that "Leo was condemned without a hearing and denied the right of appeal" Durocher said nothing Her divorce from J Ray Hendricks won't become final here un til next January California does not recognize her Mexican mar riage to Leo She said nothing about Durocher s future plans — i 240-28- FARMINGTON April Alton P Rose today announced the appointment of Les Turned to fill a vacancy on the Farmingiton city council Turner fills a ivacahcy created when Rose wasj elefated to the office of j mayor) replacing Nephi Taylor Who resigned lo move t' 65 124-Ma- 52 50 13 31 97 od tLaraine Says Hubby's Suspension Is 'Unfair' - LIVESTOCK OGDEN FUNNY BUSINESS - Hogs: Sal April able and total none for week: 5125 mostly 50c compared Friday last week: 0 lower late bulk good to choice 0 lbs $2600 lb butchers $2650 0 lbs $25 50 over 300 lbs $2400 2450 sows $2150®2200 choice lightYankee Con weights $2250 and above few stags $1850®2100 week's top $2725 Zuma Cattle: Salable and total none for Utah Idaho Sugar com week: 3133 good fed steers and heifUtah Idaho Sugar pfd (11 12 111 73 jih demand around 50c higher good Bid Asked ers Unlisted Stocks cows opened strong to unevenly higher 10 25 10 00 but' lost most of gain other classes Amal Sugarpf d 50 about steady load top good 950 lib Con Wag & Mach 1 1 37 15 fed steers $2350 odd $2375 bulk low Nat Tun & Mines 69 00 164 00 to average good $2100® 2275 medium Utah Fire Clay $1700ffi 2000 common $l500ffis 1675 odd :21 8722 00 Utah P & L C0mt 10700 head average to top good heifers $2200 Z C M L (fT23:10 bulk low to average good $1900 K1000 at! T 14V2e Sales (ti 2125 commedium $1600E? 1850 Bristol Silver mon $1375?7 1550 good cows $1459 Clayton Silver 100 at 54c j odd ftfl650 mediuim $166001700 Cons Eureka 1000 at 201£c' $13 75(f7 1550 good cows $1450®16 50 Eureka Lilly 1000 at 40c odd $1660® 1700 medium $1300® 1400 Mountain City Corner 200 t cutter to common $1000® 12 50 canNorth Lily 100 at 67c ners $750950 good bulls $1600® Park City Con 1000 at 47c bulk medium to good $13500 Silver Standard 1000 at 5c 3000 at 1700 1550 common below $1300 good: (to 1000 at 54c 5JAc vealers $2200® 2500 odd head Tintic Standard 200 at $285: 50 at choice $2600 medium to good $1800fn 2150 $225 to common $1400®1700 cull smaller Bullion 1000 8t 36c J stockers and feeders part loads supply Eureka Standard 800 at 36og good to choice feeding heifers $1700f? Miller Hill 2000 at 5 Vic f 18 3Q one load choice 410 lb stock 1 Park Nelson 1000 at calves $1975 load feeding cows $1190 7c 500 at Royston Sheep: Salable and total none for Swansea 5000 at 2Vic week: 23268 largely California spring West Toledo 2000 at 4c 300O at 4c lambs on through billing no carload 1 sales locally scattered lots medium and g good native old crop lambs steady to weak at $18602000 strictly medium $1700f( 1750 few good and choice wooled ewes $700®850 yor I Socony-Vacuu- m 07 ?SlSSTANDARDB(AMINEir Schaffer (Dutch) announces the-Coast— Mrs Joseph Ij- Peei onenine of an auto paint shon In son0 Weber departcounty matron Kiesel 3680 Phone at cated to ed Francisco San for Saturday or call at the shop after five (adv) attend a workers welfare national convention Several other local weland purple foliage fare workers will attend Flowering trees Moore's Nurseries (adv) — Immediate — Leaves Bail Paul Crittendon 21 and Emerson Delivery model radios table nt 2928 Grant i forfeited $10 bail i Boyle's (adv) City court baturaay XJrivmg a ve is hide displaying expired license Tuesday— Mrs Leona McCune Twenty-fourt- h the was class charge LDS leader for the plates ward Relief society theology Excellent Food low cost at lesson Tuesday April 15 at two p Dorothy's Lunch 254 25th (adv) m Everyone is welcome Pears Apples — Sweet cherries Visit Our Baby Dept Many new small items are arriving daily Lien-har- peaches apricots plums bushes rose fruits 2800 trees Washing shrubs shade Drug Store y ton Blvd evergreens Howes frs-er(adv) (adv ) $1-9- 25 Ohio Oil J Packard Paramount Picture Penney J C Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure OU RCA Steel I Republic j t " Mid-Contin- Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator — National Acme Reynolds Tobacco Safeway Sears Roebuck Sjmmons " 31 44 12 - - - 10 45 13 Kentucky-Uta- h i Celotex 4 Case J I Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake Sc Ohio Chrysler j— Commercial Credit LiV fd Commonwealth Southern Consolidated Copper £ Consolidated Edison A Continental Oil Dela Corn Products i Crane Cuban American Sugar Curtiss-Wrig- 34y f ! Canadian Pacific 33 Vt By C A Anderson Utah and U S Departments of Agriculture J The following is a summary of the for week endOgden livestock market ing Friday April 11: Total receipts for Cattle and Calves: the week amounted to 3133 of which 1596 sold on the market compared with a total of 3973 last week and 7269 a steers and Strictly good fed year agowere in demand at all times heifers cows Good 50c and at least higher ooened strong to unevenly higher Mon- of the gain later day but lost mostwere no more than in the week and classes were largely unsteady Other 250 lb One load of changed sold at $2350 while odd head fed steers reached $2375 and other lots $2300 to $2335 the bulk of low to average good $2100 to $2275 medium $1700 to $2000 and common $1500 to $1675 Oww head of average to top good heifers sold at $22 00 to $2310 the bulk of low to average good $1900 to $2125 medium $1600 to $1850 including a load at $1800 and common $1375 to $1550 Good cows bulked at $1450 to $1650 a few head $1650 to $1700 medium cutter to common $1000 $1300 to $1400 canners $750 to $950 to $1250 and Good bulls occasionally sold at $1600 to $1700 while medium to good sausage bulls ranged from $1350 to $1550 and Good to choice common below $1300 vealers made $2200 to $2500 and odd head $26 00 medium to good $1800 to $2150 and cull to common $14 00 to $1700 The supply of stockers and feed ers dwindled and very few loads were Part loads of good to choice offered sold at $1700 to $1850 feeding heifers One load of choice 410 lb stock calves sold at $1975 One load of feeding cows brought $1190 Hogs: Total receipts for the week were 5125 of which 324 sold on the market compared with a total of 6202 last week and 8636 a year ago Coma week ago hogs were 50c pared with The market opened Monday lower with an advance of 25c to place the top at $2725 Prices broke fully $100 Tuesday or $2625 for a top which stood until Friday when prices again advanced The closing bulk sold as 25 per cent follows: Good to choice 160 to 240 lb butchers $2650 240 to 280 lbs $2600 280 to 300 lbs $2550 over 300 lbs $2400 tb $2450 sows $2150 to $2200 choice lightweights $2250 and above A few stags sold at $1850 to $2100 Sheep: Total receipts for the week were 25688 of which 216 sold on the market compared with a total of 19482 lasi week and 2536 a year ago Slightly more than 16000 California spring No lambs were on through billing on sold the carloads open marstraight ket Scattered lots of medium and good native fat lambs were steady to weak at $1800 to $2000 and sows strictly medium $1700 to $17 50 A few good and choice ewes sold at $700 to $850 Note: Carloads of shipped-i- n livestock bought for reshipment on the Ogden market carry freight benefits in variable amounts except when otherwise noted top-go- L A THE Random References Steady in Week j 1947 Listed Stocks Big HiU Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining j "i f "B t MiningWtle Trading (adv) BULB BARGAIN IN AMERICA Thin k of it! 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