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Show I RAIL WAGE CUT ENLIVENS TRADE General List Improves Also in Broad Railway I Dealings NEW YORK, May 29. The cut in railroad wagee ordered by the United State railroad labor bo?rd formed the boeli of broad and active dealings In transportation do.ilingrs today. The rroncial list alSO improved Sales approximated ap-proximated 1.160,000 shares The cut In railroad wagres announced announ-ced ovcrniKht by tho United States , ;h-i id labor lioar.l and firmness 'oreltn exchant'-s nvidontly ro n-irded n-irded as :l bullish argument by tne judging rrom ttte strength ol the coneral list at the opening Junior rails made one point Rains, shllc ln-eitrofnta ln-eitrofnta recorded large fractional advances Independent steels again were sustained by revival of merger reports, rrudbic rising one point ana Republican Iron two points. Foreign oils continued to strengthen, Mexican Petroleum gaining two points. Among fpecialtica Famous Players, American Tobacco and United Drug were ub-stantially ub-stantially higher and shorts WLrL, Sven to cover in Sumatra Tobacco : 1 ' that stock showing an early gain or tXT'll marked the morning's opening Raiw Sid oils continued to lead the advanco With the steels and e U m o n ts n ox . I 'Veo-illy ad.ngom l'-1 l'-1 . fired issues. as substantial in-, in-, , ed and Norfolk & Western. Balti-1 Balti-1 'AcUica.uf 'xct OSS! Texas & Mexico rose 1 to lVi polnta; nternatlonal Harvester. American Car -4. Pullman, copper, textiles and ut i es rained one to two points with sugai Sd tood specialties Among the . less ninent Issues a gain oi o-h o - o, National Enameling i rid bIj points or WlllTB-Overland preferred were eoiispl uous features Call loans extending ex-tending over tomorrow's holiday open-, open-, dSpeculSurvoCConPerations for the advance ad-vance continued to be conducted with renewed coSldepc. New high record I for the year were established 1, ni.m of the usual leaders, a well as a number of the minor issues Whl u hvc recently become prominent in Tc-: included Mexican Petroleum. Studehakcr. Cocoa Colo. California Petroleum, , Amtea i Lin seed and Marian. I I HI. M -mUrd ' , of California moved up Stf. Amerlcun Sumatra Tobacco preferred 3 -1 Cocoa Cola, Bos. h Magneto. Btroitf-tx-rg. American Llnse.-l. .M .. . and California petroleum 2 to 2 , Rubber shares, especially the tire group, were active later at ubstan-Ual ubstan-Ual pains. Ralls were not per eptiblj affeSd by a decliso.. adverse o the 3f Southern Pacific company. Tho clos-V clos-V ng was strong. IOgden Grain and Produce Market , The following prices were being P by commission houses today tor products: Hay $14. Pr ton. Wheat $1 00 pc i bush . Kggs $5.00 to 0 ' case. Butterfat 34c p i pound. RUSSIA!. AlUNCH HUGl, GrB J LOAN MOSCOW. May ' elated Pre i Th loan." the so let ovorrn security ventun . with a vam. ol l rye- (A pood is abOli 16 p Subscriptions are a rency at a fixed rate rubles per pood an h Issued at B5;lt equal trillion rubles It is redee W sit par in December and January, pay-1 ment to be In grain. By this means the government expects ex-pects to obtain tunds for the Bummer emergencies and at the I oe time withdraw a large proportion of the currency from circulation at tin of the harvest. IDAHO AND WYOMING GET SMALL LOANS "WASHINGTON. May 2 Approval of 30 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes aggregating $990,-000 $990,-000 was announced today by the war finance corporation. Distribution of the loans included: Colorado $110. 0U0; Idaho. $17,000; Montana, $68,000; Washington, $6,-000, $6,-000, and Wyoming $r.ooo Bl'TTFR KC.C.S CHICAGO, May 2 B Butter lower, creamery extras, 33c; firsts, 30 33r; seconds, 28 ' 29c; standards, aic. tggs, lower; receipts 37.02J cases; til it 280c; ordinary firsts, Q 22c; miscellaneous. 22 V Q 23c. Poultry, alive, higher; fowls. 25 ''Jit 26c, broiler:;. 30 "i-44c: rooster--, l ie I DAILY OGDEN I I BANK REPORTj ! Thr volume of business transacted by the haukb of Ogden May 27 waw I 595, 258. NE WYORK STOCKS. Allied ihemical & P c 704 Allie-Caltaers 49' Amerloan Beet Sugar 41 American can American Car A- Fr,i)n1ry 114 Amerloan Hide & Leather pfd 7i'i American International Corp 4sst American Liocomotlvo n. Amorlcan Smelt Ing i Itefg 66li American Supar 78?i American Sumatra Tobacco 47 in.rlrn T & T ...1ISV American Toboeeo 14i American Woolen S3n Anaconda Copper ... '6',4 Atchison lr'"t tl ("tilf & W Indies 42'i Baldwin Locomotive LlgV Baltimore AL- Ohio 43 Bethlehem Steel B 7J6 Canadian Taelflc 1 -4 - - central Leather - 40l (Thnndk-r Motors 76 Chesapeake & Ohio .. . Chicago Mil & St Paul MJs I m. apro R I & Pac 4fiju Chlno Copper jBOi C( lorodo Pxtel A Iron 88 Corn Products T'2l-i Crucible steel 75; Krio if,.. Fnmnu Pla ors-Laky 8S-- General Asphalt c C.oneral Electric ifS Central Motors 1'Je Goodrich Co 4 4i "rt-at Northern pfd 78 Illinois Central lu7T- Inspiration Copper I"- i International TIarvester 104'i Int Mer Marin. pfd International Paper BJJS I Invincible Ol! JITjl I Keily-Sprliurfield T'.re j2' Kt-nnecott Copper 3f Loulsille k Nashville iish-b Mexican Petroleum 1H1 Miami Copper :1 Middle States Oil 1r,' Midvalo Steel JJj Missouri Pacific 24l New V.rk Central MM V T N H ft HnrtfOrd 3',T Norfolk K- Western 108 Northern Pacific i' ' Oklahoma Prod ft P.ef ?J Pacific on 4U J'nn American Petroleum 684 Pennsylvania . . 4"s People's Gas . . . Pure Oil - t2N. Ray Consolidated Copper Us rteiitdinff . P..-P Iron & Steel ... IT Royal Dutch N Y 84M Sears Roebuck . 79 Sinclair Con Oil Southern Pacific n Southern Railway Standard Oil of N J 199 Studebrtker Corporation 1-4 Tennessee Copper 12H Texas Co 49J4 Texas ft Pacific 34 Tobacco Pr.wlucts Transcontinental Oil !$ I'nion Pacific 141 United Retail Sttjrc-s 0 V S Ind Alcr.hol o United States Rubber 6."4 United States Steel 10ft- Ctah Cooper Rtlnghouse Electrlo fi?7- Wlllys Overland . . . American Zln.-. Lead and Sm 107fe it m to and Superior Caia Petrojeum 61J4 Montana Power , 71'i Sh:,ttU''U Arizona . . 10 threat N'orthern Ore '. 104 MINING SF.CURITIES. (As reported by j a Moiri ft ry . j 111. I ' A ! Alt a 77. .0i Too An'elorv Star .00' AUa Con . .OS Albion Con OOVi 104 Am Con Cop OlVfe .03 Vita Tunnel 14 Vj .15 Bullion 02 .03 Ble Hill 03V4 06 T'.k- Cot Coal 034 o-"i Beaver Copper 00i .01 Bav State 01 .0 B a Metal OS .10 ham lalena 00Vi -01 '-n Uurcka 00 .02 Colt ml. us Rxall 2 29V.i ( ; ' - .u. Cc n 05 .05Vi P 044 .05 Cardiff 93 .95 Cott King oo?; 02 Metals 004 Da 1 40 2.00 1 IV( t 1.75 2 05 05 .10 ver oi 14 oi'i 03 0t; Karle ft Blue Bell 2 35 Kn.-.-aM . :'0'i 05 Burekn Mines 1 04! Kai rrw Pom- .024; En Hod C u I ........ I -00r:i Bast Tintic ("on .06 .07 Eureka, Lily .08 ,4'4 Eureka Buiilori 1 -044 .f'o Grand Contra! ' -CO j 01 H irthtirg In ". . ' .01 Iron Blossom . r 2t,v, ' ! 1 - M S ' 2 20' 2.fi0 ( no 2o I . !(0 hnehee 0i) Ofi 1 ' TlnUc 02 .0. CI oi4 I - v r ' IS Ma-, h,olh ' . ITIJl 01 I .014 iv 01 .014 Mo. , " 1 e - Q Incy 03 o:'4 river 15 .35 N'orth S in 'ard 04 0i Prince Oon - 0". .0 r fe Pr! iol . . 00'i .004 Prlco Mining 03 .05 Provo 02 s .03 South Standard 10 11 !lls i2 V .03 Svndlcato 01 .01 4 Vi Klnj Coaln ...... . 2.10 2.15 Silver King Con GU. .48 Sioux MfriPS 034 .04 Silver Shield 00i .02 Tar Bahv 01 14 .01 Vj Tlntlc Central 01 0l4 Tlnilr Standard 2 07Vj 2 124 Undo Sam . .01 4 .024 I'tah Con 00 .01 Vnlon Chief 00 .03 Vfotor Con 05 West Toledo 02 .02 Walker Mining 3 3j 3 "o Woodlawn 064 os Van'.teo Con 01'; .024 Zuma .08 .08 Opcnir.n Salc. Emma Silver 20C0 at Be; 4000 at lrc; 30.UOU at. 14c. Blncenir, ;alf-na 60Ou at -4.' Iron King 1500 at Ije: 20'to at UVftC. Mlchii;an-Ltuh 100" al 2si 1000 at 27 4c N e w Oulncy 7i'u" a ' Prince Con 100 at 5e, Tlniic S:andar;l 12" at J2 074; 400 al 52 10, I'tah Cun 1000 St Ic, Closing Sales Alta Tunnel ZOO at MVtc. Colorado Con. 3000 at 5c. Crown Point 1000 at 4 4 . Emma Silver 600 at l1;, Blng'nam Galena 1000 at Giand Central 600 at ti". Iron King 1000 al 14c. Leonora G000 nt l'i. N"6W Quincy 7o0o at 3e North Standard 1000 at . Zuma 225 at 8c. CHICAGO FUTURES CHICAGO. May 29. v 1 .15 I 29 1 .18 1 . is2 T,,lv 1 1.22 1.1SU 1 1st. F'-pt 1.19 1.19 1.16 4 1.16 Corn Maj .34 .61 .59 .593 July .62 .624 .61 .61 Sept . G 5 1 i 66 64 64 I Oats j i.May .38 .37'), 36 .6Vi IJuly .38 .38 37 Sept .30 .404 39 4 39 I j Pork Mav 26. :0 I Lard Jul 11.43 11.65 11-45 11. 85 Sep 1177 11.82 11.75 11.82 I Ribs-July Ribs-July 11. S7 leapt, 11.80 MONEY MARKET N"EW YORK, May 20 Call money firmer, high 4 V2 ; low I; ruling rat" 4; closing bid 4; offered at 4V2; last loan 4 4 call loans against acceptance 3 4 Time loans firm sixty days 4; 90 days 4; six months 444. Prime mercantile paper 44H- LONDON RATES. LONDON, May 29 Bar silver. :'fl:iHd per ounce. Money. 1 per - (Snt Discount rates, short bill" l 5-162 per cent; three-month J i11o. 2 tt cent. t 1 OGDEN LIVESTOCK ' Cattle 126 Hogs M6 Bbeep 93a3 Cattle: Recelpta, 126; choico heav steers. $6.600 7.10; good steers. $5.50 (gf6 60; fair s-teerp. S4 . 60(5 0 . 50; I choice feeder Hirers, 55 . 50 g 6 . 00 ; choice cows nnd heifers. $5 - 00 (a 6 . 00 ; fair to good cows and heifers, M.00Q 6.00; cutters, (S.OOifpS.OO: canAers, I Si. 00(g) 2. 00; choico feeder cows, S3. 0054. 00; fat bulls, S3 00(&3.76; bolognab ulls, 2.003.0'd; veal calves, S3. 00 (g. 9. 00. Hogs, Receipts, 695; choice fat hogs. 175 lo 250 pounds. 510.55; bulk of sales. S10.05&'10.66; feeder hogs, 19.60010.00. Sheep: Receipts, 9333; choico lambs, $12. 00 12 .'60; wethers, SO 0" cp7.00; fat ewes. JH uCa S 00; feeder tombs, $9. 00 (&1 10.00. Arriyalflj. R. w. McKnlght, Oxford, Ida., l car cattle. Peterson and lloliugren. Oxford, Ida.. 1 car cattle. A. Peck, Downey. Ida., 1 car hogs. G. P. Qornett & ponipany, willows, Calif. 17 cars sheep. D. W. Dean, Delevan, Calif . 8 cars sheep J. P. Campbell. Jamcra. Calif 14 : cars sheep. R. B. -Moore, Gcnczra, Calif.. 2 cars sheep. John Bheely, Maxwoll, Calif., 5 cars sheep Thomas Sheely, Maxwell. Calif , 0 crs shcep. M. Whitwoy, Bancroft, Ida.. 1 car cattle and hogs. Hunsaker Commission Co., Grace, Idn.. 1 car hogs. Todenhoff Bros:, North Platte. Neb., l car hogs. Todenhoff Brost, rshkosh. Neb., 1 car hofcs. Todenhoff Bros.. Llewelyn, Neb., 2 cars hogs. Scott Sheep Co , Ephriam. 3 cars bucks. Shipment ami Sjile.v A. F. Humphrey, Hulley. 2 cars stock cattlo. W. B. Kabell. East Ely. Ncv., 1 car stock cattle. Ogden Packing & Provision Co., ugden, 4 cars cattle. C ,B. Reynolds, Salt Lake. 4 cars cattle. Utah Cereal Fond Co.. Ugden, 1 car stock cattlo. ! FOREIGN 1 I' LIVESTOCK 1 CHICAGO. May 29. Cattle: Receipts. Re-ceipts. 2t'. 000, fair, active, beef steers mostly steads ; heavy kinds slow; top. $9. 10; bulk steers. 58.008.60; she-stock, she-stock, veal calves and stockers generally gen-erally steady; bulls, steady lo weak; bulk beei cows und heifers. 55 75j 7 30, bulk !"(.- n 1 bulls around 54 65. packets paid $9.ou.50 for light! yeolera; few at 59.75. shippers paid 1 up v ai d to 10 . 50. Hogs- Receipts, 49 000; fairly active, ac-tive, big packers doing little bidding lower; lighter weights mostly stead) . others. 6 to 10c lower than Saturday s I average; top best grade off more; top, 511.00. bulk, 510.35'., in no Pigs about steady, mostly 19.6009.76 for good $1.00(g) 120 pound average, heavy weight, 5 10 60O10 B0; medium weight, 510 76010.95; light weight. 810. 90011 .00; light lights. $10,254 10.80; packing sows, smooth. 59 4 0u 9.90, packing sovss broucrht 5i' 25'g 9.50, killing pigs, 69.25010 30. Sheep. Receipts. 20.000. lambs 10 tly 25c lower; one load choice ndy thorn lambs, steady to city butchers at 513 75; bulk shorn lambs h . rs. to 513.25; jjood native springs. 615. o 15.25. sheep steady; b tl handj riativ ewes, 610.00; three tda 800 pound Texas td wethars, OMAHA 89 llos Receipts, ... ii' lower tho) Saturday Satur-day s average; bulk 180- to 240-pound h 15I& 10 25; top. 510.30; bulk 250- 10 326-pound butchers, .. packing grades, 59.00 ! fci. 9 . 7 5 . ' ittle: Receipts, 7500: beef steers slow, mostly 10 to .15c lower; top, I i 50; hc-.-dock steady to 10c lower; UiU dull, weak to lo.ver, veals, stock-apd stock-apd feeders generally steady. S' eep Receipts, 6.000; lambs. 26 to Jlc lower; choice native spring ; l 75. contracted clipped lambs 513.60, practical top. $12 90. ' eep, steady, yearlings, si 1 .00; ewec 57.00; feeders, 15 to 25c higher; feeding lambs, 512.40. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 29. (O S. Bureau Of Markets. Cattle Receipts, Re-ceipts, 12.000; beef steens and she stock mostly steady to weak; few-sales few-sales steers 10 to 15c lower; top yearlings and steers S8.75; most cows 55 OOifiC 00, fow above S6.26. conunon 14.60; yearling heifers. $8 23. common calves lower: other classes steady, canners 53 on, cutters $4.0031.4.25. bulls 54.25 5.25; best vealers 59 50( 10 00. Hogs Receipts 19.000: opened slow, later fairly active 16 to 1 60 lower; closing weak at declines, 175 to 240 pounders 810.86010.60; earl top 810.65; shipiire tO"k 1.000; 250 to 360 pounders 510 2610-35, bulk 1610.366 lu.5o; sows J9 00; pigs steady, best $10.85. Bh -Receipts lO.oOO, spring lambs 15 to IT,'' lower; top natives $14,66; other classes weak to 25 to 0 lower, shorn lambs 51- 9u: shorn Cexos wethers 1714007,75; ewes .?6.35. MI 7I AL MARKET NEW YRK. May 29. Copper steady; electroyltie spot and futures 1 14 Tin firm; spot and nearby 531.50; futures 531.25, iron stead . No. 1 northern $24 00 26.00 . No. 2 northern 523.00 24.00; No. 2- southern south-ern $1 7 50 Q IS. 00; lead steady: spot $5.50 fa 5.85 ; zinc steadv East St. Louis, spot and nearby $5.25. Antimony Anti-mony spot $5 37 fj 5 60. p. ,! GRAIN , CHICAGO, May 29 With deliveries deliv-eries on May contracts less heavy than ha9 been the rule of laic, the wheat market tooi a decided upward swing today duririK the early transactions, Talk of German setting a billion dollar dol-lar loan tended also to encourajrc sentiment sen-timent In favor of the bulls Trade, however, lacked volume and the market mar-ket win easily influenced. Deliveries on May contracts totalled 596,000 bushels and there were fresh arrivals here of 640 carloads of wheat. The opening, winch ranged from 'i off to 1 cent advance, with Maj $1.25 to 1 25 U and July $1.22 U to 1.23. was followed by a rl.-o all around, which carried May to $1.29 and July 1.28, Indications that a speculator who had taken 1 large amount of wheat on May contracts was freeh celling July led to a sharp setback in wheat prices May tumbled to $1.18 Thft market closed heavy 5 to 60 net lower low-er with Mav $1.18 to 1.187s and July $1.19 corn and oats strengthened with Wheat. After opening unchanged to 0 lower, July 62 to 63c. the corn market scored quite general gains. Big receipts and ideal weather counted as bearish factors later when wheat went dov. n grade, 'flu- losing was weak. to lJc net lower, with July 61 to 61 c. I Oats started c lower to 'c advance, ad-vance, July 3S to 38. and after-ward after-ward ascended a llttlo all around I Provisions reflected tbe grain advance, ad-vance, notwithstanding lower Quotations Quota-tions on hogs. CHICAGO. May 29. Wheal No. 2 rc 1 81.20; No. 2 hard. $1.2". h I '-'7:t Corn. No. 2. mixed 59H 061)4; T- 2. yellow 60(rfil . Uats. No. 2. white, 37'S4); No. 3, white 35 fx ?f. Rye. No. 2. S1.00(g 1.00. Barley, b5fy68. Tlmothv seed 4.50 05.75 j "Mover seed $16.00020,00. Pork nominal. Lard $11.45. Ribs. $13.60. ! MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., May 29. Plbur, unchanged, shipments. 37,695 barrels. Bran, 820.00021 .00. : t " !0?den Cash Grain i5 1 lOuotatlons Furnlrhed ny Globe Orln A. Mllllno Co.) Values Include freight rate paid to Opden. Utah Winter Wheat No. 1 dark hard !$1-J1 81 21 No. 2 dark hard ,...1.08 1.18 No. 3 dark hard ' 1.00 1-15 Utah Whltp Wheat No. 2 f-oft white j -99 j 1 11 No. 8 Kft white -9o 1.05 No. 1 hard white I 1.00 ; 1.18 No. 2 hard white 97 1.10 No. 3 hard white 1 94 I 1 07 Idaho Winter Wheat'-- No. 1 dark hard I 1.16 I 1 27 No. 2 dark hai-d 1.12 1.24 No. 3 dark hard ,1 1.10 1.21 No. 1 hard wlntttr 1 06 ' 1.16 No. 2 hard winter 1.05 1.13 No. 3 hard winter I 1 00 I 1.10 Male, ifnrd SprlnK Wheat- - No. 1 dark northern ! 123 I 1.33 No. 2 dark northern .... l ?n 1.10 No. 3 dark northern 117 1 - No. 1 northern I 1.11 1.18 No. 2 northern 1 0s 1.18 No. 1 mixed northern 1 1.06 1-16 Idaho White Wheat "N7.T2-Boft white j 1.01 1.11 No. 3 soft white ' 98 1.08 No. 1 hard white 1.03 1 13 No. 2 hard whlto I 1.00 1.05 No. 3 hard white I .97 1.07 Idaho White Feed Oata 38 bulk I 1-37) 1.42 (With transit billing, light oats 5 to 16a less. If sacked 6c additional.) Kastern Corn No 2 yellow " .. 1.26 I 1.2S SO. 2 mixed 1 1-24 I 1.26 Above t.ulk. Sacked. 8c additional! FOREIGN EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, May 29. Foreign exchange, ex-change, irregular; Great Britain, demand de-mand I 441 cables. 4.45; 60-day bills on banks, 4 . 42. France, demand, 9 13. cables, 9.13V&. Italy, demand, 5.26. cables, ..2612. Belgium, demand, 8.44&; oables, S.45. Germany, demand. 3j . cables 36 It" Hand, demand, 3S.95; cables, 39.00 . Norway, demand. 18.10. Sweden, demand, 25 S2. Denmark, demand. 21 80. Switzerland, demand, 1 li' Spain, demand. 16.80. G recce, demand. 4.18. Poland, demaiKi. .02 Szoeho-Slovakia. demand. 193. Argentine, demand, 36.37. Brazil, demand. 13 S7 Montreal, demand, 99 POTATO MARKE7T. CHICAGO. May 29. Potatoes, dull, receipts 121 cars, total U. 8. shipments ship-ments 76B; Wisconsin sacked round whites. $1.461 50 cwt . Michigan bulk round whites. $1 6001.60 cwt.: new Etock weak; Alabama .sacked Bliss Triumphs. No. I, 82. 75 2. 86 cwt., Texas sacked Bliss Triumph, $2.8602.60 cwt.; Louisiana sacked long whites, $1 . 75 0 2 .00 cwt., Louisiana Louis-iana sacked Bliss Triumphs, No. 1, 50 'o - .75 cwt.; South Carolina slat barrels, Irish Cobblers. No 1 85.7505.96. LIBERTY BONDS. NEW YORK. May 2 9. Liberty bonds closed. S1. $100. OS; first 4s, $99 SO; second 4s, $99. K"; first 48 $99. 96. second 4'4s. $99.94; third 4 s. $99.96; fourth 41. $100.00; Victorv ls, 100 62. Victory 3s. $100. 00 |