| Show 1 Truman Wants a Different Curve Leaders Decline In Slow Trade I By Victor Eubank NEW YORK July 25 (AP)— Four Golfers Remain in Links Tourney "SPSS"S"SSS m — tm 235 y y m m m Many stock market leaders took a rest at moderately lcwer levels today although assorted special issues exhibited quiet strength and selling pressure never was pronounced The pace slowed after a fast opening when quotations were around the day's tops Offerings then began to dribble in and a number of steels motors rails and other recent sprinters backed into the minus ranks Prices hardened here and there in the final quarter hour vmie gainers of 2 or more points persisted at the close losers were wideTransfers ' tapered to around spread 1100000 shares Bftter performers some at new 1947 highs included Sklyl Oil Pacific Western Oil International Silver Corn Products A M Byers American Radiator E W Bliss Da Pont and Owens-IllinoBonds were relatively steady 230 229 227 215 m in m mf 170 J 53 — 150 mm m mm J 1513 J5 j 155 er 128-- " f rtdttStrtof production " rrkej poJ mde by farmers W)Km$)t pffc index is 100 Keep production up and wages and prices down urges President Truman in his midyear economic report to congress The same report however outlined a reverse trend in the past as graphically illustrated above for three of the most important phases of our economy New York Stocks Last NEW YORK July Allied Stores Ailis Chalmers ' 25 sales: (APi— American Airlines American Car & Foundry American Radiator American Rolling Mills American Smelting & Refining American Telephone & Telegraph American Tobacco B Anaconda Copper A T & S F Baldwin Locomotive Bath Iron Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Aircraft Borden Budd Company tamonua Canada Dryracxing Onadian Pacific Case Celotex ' Cerro de Pas Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Commonwealth Credit Commonwealth Southern pfd Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison Con Oil Delaware Corn Products Crane Cuban American Sugar Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Du Pont Eastern Airlines Eastman Kodak Electric Automotive Electric Power & Light Erie Railroad General Electric : General Foods General Motors uuoaricn Goodyear Tire & Rubber Great Northern Railroad pf Hudson Motors Idaho Power Illinois Central Interlake Iron International Harvester International Nick Can International Paper International Tel & TeL Kennecott Copper Kretge Lockheed Aircraft Loews Mid Continent Petroleum Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Nptional Biscuit National Cash Register National National Dajry Distributors National Power & Light rev York Central North American Aviation North American isortnern Pacific Ohio Oil Pacific Gas Packard Motors Paramount Pictures Penney Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Company Pure Oil Rpdio Corporation of America Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Scfeway Stores v t Se£rs Roebuck Simmons Soccny Vacuum t Southern Pacific Sperry Standard Oil California stanaara oil New Jersey Sti:debaker Sun Mining Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Trans American Twentieth Century Fox Union Carbide Union Oil California Union Pacific Union Aircraft United Aircraft United Corporation United States Rubber Urrted States Smelting Ur ited States Steel Walgreen Warner Pictures Western Auto Western Union Western Airbrakes Weftinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth- Zenith 39 38 9V 52 X5Mt 33 63 157 V 77' 38 V 91 20 V 16 Mi 33 91 16 44 12 16 13 39 28 32 Va 49 60a 45 119 6 28 46 6 35V2 16 4 57 194 20 47 57 18 11 38 40 61 V ot's 47 46 17 37 28 14 90 32 49 13 47 38 12 24 44 63 18 32 41 33 22 1 16 8 25 u 7a 26 42 5 28 47 21 56 288 9'a 28 42 26 40 37 16 46 20 61 79 i 23 10 67 16 48 12 32 109 24 145 19 Livestock OGDEN July I USDA— Hogs: 25 sal- total: 1025 nominally 50 cents 180-2lbs $2775 higher good to choice 0 lbs $2625 lbs $2725 0 0 lbs $2275® 0 lbs $2525 23 75 extreme weights down to $2223 sows $19775® 2075 choice lightweights $2150 and above rough reavies down to $1850 Cattle: salable: 150 total: 450 very little offered nominally steady few medium heifers $1700 common to medium cows $1150 1275 late Thursday few medium cows up to $1450 good to choice vealers $2100 i 2200 total: 4500 Sheep: salable: 4000 lambs opened active mostly 40 spring cents higher around 10 doubles good 7 ibs $2435 three dou and choice 9 lb feeding lambs bles and a deck 8 cars lbs $2225 around three No 1 pelts $850 shorn ewes mostly sorted 10 to 30 head to the car $400 able: 25 40 270-30- 24C-27- 350-40- 300-35- 92-9- 81-8- 146-14- 25 — Cat-tota- l: CHICAGO July 1700 salable tic: salable: 1500 200 common and arRTotal calves: medium beef cows 25 cents lower ver'v draf:gy at $135061550 canners cutters and good beef cows steady most canners and cutters $1000 ry 1250 beef cows around $1700 graded good but not killing classes mainlystrictly so other steady grain fed steers $29 00 fa 3225 most steers aand heifers comprised grassy light kinds 16 00 6 2450° vealers $2450 mostly $2400 down Sheep: salable: 500 total: 500 spring lambs strong to 50 cents higher good to choice native ewe and wether sorts $2" 50 fr 2500 bucks discounted $100 sizable lot carrying medium end $2425 with bucks $2300 common and medium springer $1600f 2150 slaughter ewes Quotable at $950 down only choice lightweights eligible at $900 or better (AP-USD- - !i Grain By William Ferris CHICAGO July 25 (API— Grains eased in comparatively light dealings on the board of trade starting lower and continuing under the preceeding close for the remainder of the session Wheat closed 2 to 3 cents lower corn was 2 to $2 33 fa 233 September 3 cents lower September $204 204 and oats were 1 to 2 cents lower September 92©92c CHICAGO July 25 (AP)— Wheat No 1 hard $236 (a 237 No 2 hard $236 No 1 red $238r2 39: no 2 red tough 237 No 3 hard $235 No 1 $232 mixed $236 No 1 mixed tough $233 No 2 mixed $235 sample grade mixed $2 27 Vs Corn No 1 yellow S216fa 218: No 2 $216: No 3 $212 Oats No 1 heavy mixed $100 No 1 mixed $100fal00 No 2 mixed 93c: No 3 mixed 93c No 1 heavy white No 1 white $102 $106 103 No 2 white 95ftl04 No 3 heavy white 3 No white No 3 98i99c 9293c white tough 93c Barley choice malting $2000225 malting $170225 feed S160fa 180 Rye No 2 grains $240fa250 New York Eggs ' NEW YORK July 25 (AP)—Eggs 12991 easy spot quotations follow (based on wholesale sates by receivers to jobbers and large retailers): Mixed colors extra fancy heavyweights 53o 54c extras 1 and 2 large 50fa 51c extras 1 and 2 medium standard 1 and 2- - large 44fa45c standard 3 large 39fa40c current receipts Salt Lake Minina Stock Quotations J B Horle Friday July 25 Listed Stocks BL & Co 1947 Bid lAsked I Hill 09 $ Bingham Metals Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion eCntral Standard A Cardiff Chief Consolidated Clayton Silver Colorado Consolidated Colb Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coalition Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Cioff Crown Point Cons Eureka Mining Dragon East Crown Point Eastern Standard East Tin Coalition East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Idly Consolidated Eureka Standard Grand 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F£f na no Retribution I p atn THIS 15 cloth JUST MOM par ME Cf BUS'MPSS KIRKENDALL-DARLINCOM M M-the- - InL A tuary FUNERAL DIRECTORS R iNews I - Pearce Varieties Al 12900 P'ace Por- - faced 14-d- ay John William Ramey I an tAt-- a Grand Canyon train et Sett Bajeip nardino more than an hour before it is due bere at eleven a hL Pr H C Pulley chief assistant health officer said instructions from the state buerau of preventive medicine were to vaccinate all of tho 13fi nftrenni arvtarr) hut nnv who would be" quarantined for 14 days of observation at their homes The railroad identified the strick en patient as Ray Thompson 38 of Santa Fe physicians Chicago brought aboard serum at CI o vis and invited passengers not vaccinated in the past five years to be treated TVlo train innfJ nTnn4a of delegates en route to a Lions club international convention at San Francisco DEATHS I Pan-Americ- Planned to a Week or ° plastic 7 tlons of operUo£ hjs rem I SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAMS 7:00 Break ia st News (The Old Corral (World News frawn Patrol 7:15 Sunrise Serenade iwWtll Wright Western (Farm Ranch Time intermtn News (News 7:30 Hi Jamboree 'Crossroads 7 45 iCoffee Time Neighbor 'World News 'Mu8 N'ws Chapel 8 00 Voice of the Army Sunny Side Up News Sweeney (Wake Ud Club n Hour o' Your H 05 Let's Pr'tend and SmB 8:15 Birth da v With It Favorite En- J 8:30 SayMusic (Adventurera 8:45 tertainera Club 'orS ten davs for thl quarantine passengers and crewmen " Previ" aboard a Santa Fe train due here ous operations My doctors tell !today following removal of a NegTo panor all gone" he saidme ' the car waiter with smallpox I am dinin and at Clovis- Nlooking forward to getting ll!r?H8h two onerati City health officers Dlannelii board Hughes the third section of the '8W11' Benjamin and erator inere are a feet I want tthi"gS Jurymen Portland Ore five ingress 101 0f others 1 statement to except to say that he is want fightwhomTrVviously had in bills affecting interested Keenly He did not tournament of consequence amPlify the latter labor --Z Po- fAP-USDAl- 177 10 10 08 CHICAGO tatoes arrivals July 124 on track 214 US shipments 631: supplies light total demand very good market stronger n Blish triumphs S350&385 long whites $400 05 05 26 I 39 300 "SgS- Passengers Face 'Pox Quarantine TMJM T4AT i — a juiy J Vaccination or Though restricted to a because much of hi i liquid diet 200 145 04 awaiting SenatorinTheodore 8 — one of them meantime he is days— but in the life Th 'eTenator who went treatment at TV: of rhe home in and political friend Dr A J He wassittin£uPJyesterday iMices a series of 12 02 20 Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Moscow Mt City Copper Mountain View Nevada Metals More Operations VICKSBURG Miss lfoni are Two plastic surgery Bilbo Fotatoes 43 12 02 15 03 30 08 03 05 08 50 06 04 04 05 J I J (UTAH) STANDARD-BpNE- R FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1947 11 16 63 06 25 45 50 INews I rjtw THE OGDEN 04 10 10 Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead j 024 14 06 Kentucky-Uta- h - 11 05 03 04?: Wilbert Yankee Consolidated Zuma 23 Utah Idaho Sugar com 375 325 33 4849c 1075 1125 Utah Idaho Sugarpfd 49 50 Bid Asked Unlisted Stocks 7514 dirges 38Tr39c checks 3637c! 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