The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 25

25 1HE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 231934 Local Securities Earnings Commodity Mirt 1 To Close on Saturdafi Swedish Folk Attend Outing INDUSTRIALS Markets at a Glance BOND PRICE-TREND MIXED CURB SHARES MOVE LOWER NEW YORK June 39 CAP'-Bouthern Pacific compfiy reporte May net operating income of ll 723797 atalnit S979 493 In the name month )au year Oroaa revenue for the month amounted to 119 199051 compared with 111119377 last year Uth Dr Cl7 Utah Oa A Coke p(d do pet pfd With Swedish residents from parts of the state and some from outside of the state attending the an-midsummer Swedish festival all "I HHT ikV ci 32 00 29 0 23 50 4 as i 22 5 25 16 00 Jl 00 1 75 20 00 Asked 159 50 66 38 00 30 00 29 00 4 75 1 SO 5 60 18 50 I 19 00 3 25 21 00 Tire Company Reporta Profit Since January 1 AKRON The Firestone Tire and Rubber company showed a profit of $152745 for tha first six months of the 1934 fiscal year compared with a loss of $1576000 for the same period of last year according to an announcement by Harvey Firestone chairman of the board The demand for tires shows no sign of decreasing Mr Firestone said The Akron payrolls of the Firestone com' pany showed an increase of 103 per NEW YORK June 22 Starting tomorrow the New York commodity exchange will join the coffee sugar Utah Oil Refinin -Maho Baa m-sp Utah-do Utah ho Sugar do IT pfd Utah Southern Oil CM I pfd RAW SUGAR NEW TORE Jun 13 Haw uiarjnua wa flnnar today and lollowlna sales iat'w held Friday at Lagoon rraurdar at an advanc of I point to I ll A program( mcluding a pageant for apou tho aalnrd a atmllar oneact play and muslcaj numbers 7utmr to show Inteeest with presented Entertainment also in- ale confirmed ee or lute yesterday outdoor sports picnic and silver copper and tin Tne ex-tfoa pd37sooba fCPhiftpinea dancing Gideon Halterslrom changes will resume six-day trading tor at a whil todar thrt war sales chairman of the general committee periods after Labor day of 44 000 baa of Porto Rican and 115 040 )n 1 bat ol Cuban for Juno and July arrlxaliiwJ ln cnarge and cocoa exchange In suspending Sat-urday session during the summer months The action of the commodity exchange will eliminate Saturday trad- ing the futures tf silk hidetrub- High Grade Issues Resist Down Movement of Secondaries Only Few Specialties Able to Resist Pressure Weak B0ND6 Amalgamated Sugar 102 00 Conti Bank Bldg 1935-1999 100 00 al Creamery 6a 1936 25 00 35 00 46 00 76 00 80 00 52 00 1 83 00 6s 9022 Hotel Utah I Hi 1941 103 60 40 0(f 8 00 37 00 100 00 81 00 85 00 58 00 15 00 Ocdra Ry 4 1634 4 4U 81 Terminal 5 1933 cent over those of the same period uth-idho Butar iM4-o last year Utah os St Ooka 5a 1836 do Si 12 at I lV and" 16 000 baa'ef Cuban lor flrtj The outing was sponsored by four ForfiYTV Suspect Still half July shipment at si) -lolf Swedish organizations of Salt Lake nrwd City July shipment at 1 1) After decllnln a point futures deve Increased activity and atrenith on renew In Jail After NEW YORK Stocks heavy motors lead slow decline Bonds irregular secondary issues lower Curb unsettled oils extend losses Foreign exchanges narrow dollar up slightly Cotton lower July liquidation local and Wall street selling Sugar higher firmer spot market Coffee weak reports Brazilian government lifts restrictions on exchange CHICAGO Wheat higher Illinois Nebraska threshing unfavorable Corn lower improved weather conditions Cattle active fully steady Hogs active about steady top $5 15 Wool Market trad and commission house buylna with ftnsl prices 1 to 1 points net hlher Sales 0 were 4164 torn of which 17000 ware in Ihrte 9L Women Leave exrhsnes Lti: July 1 66: -Beptember 1 73 December 111 January 182b March 119 May 1 94b fcirhlJd suasr wss unchtnyed at 4 as for Three Salt Lake City women have fine aranulated as refiners had poatponed'gone to Montreal to attend the an their advance to 10 point to 4 71 until the nual convention of the American Acquittal BOISE Idaho Arthur Bmcept -Boise was still in the Ada county jail todav despite his acquittal Thurs- day night on Indictments charging forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses He faces another trial- on similar charges in other jndictment eafh count requiring a separate indictment under Idaho law The charges against Bruce grew out of his operations as a vendor of machinery in southwestern Idaho and" eastern Oregon SALES (Tradtni 8 stock exchne Utah Power It Light tl pld 10 at 111 TREASURY REPORT WASHINGTON June 1 1 i The position ol the treasury June 30 wsa Receipt 194401 181 31 expenditure 1116-4M1I9 4S haltnce 11 007 611 custom receipt for th month IIS Ml S41 17 Receipts lor the fiscal year (since July ll IS 041666 414 70 rxpenditunM tS Ml 124 -363 3 uncludni( 1116 of emer aenry expenditure! excess of expenditures IS 10467638 Hi (Old aastta 7835-014154 71 FRUIT AND HOP NEW YORK June 31 Dried fruits Strsdy unehaned Hoos Unchanged" BOSTON Juno 11 Some further direct business wa don on Tex 13-month wool price estimated on scoured basi In the rnie 70A76 cent delhered eat Price on the- aterao 12-month lot were -on the low tide at moittr 700 7 cent whll choice tple lot In orxllnal baa were currently estimated at 130 76 cent acoured bsis Demand how ever wa not very broad and ale were of mostly moderate volume Quotations on spot lJ-month Texas wool continued at mostly 40S S3 cent toured bail FLOLR MINNEAPOLIS June 11 Flour 16c lower carload lot family patent S3 05 i barrel In 8-pound cotton tack ahipmenta 14 40 Pure bran 11 00011 50 cloi today Demand was actlra DIVORCE GRANTED Library association June 25 to 30 The women are Miss Leah Roy POCATELLO Idaho A divorce Mrs Leah Frisby and MisS Dor I othy Dixon all of th University of Utah library Miss Dixon will deliver a paper before the business section has begn granted Olive Walker from Arthur Walker They were married May 71927 at Logan Utah She charged nonsupport WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID Friday Thurs Objection Overruled LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Advances 48 Declines 543 Unchanged 97 137 304 158 599 NEW YORK June 22 (Rh-The downward trend in secondary domestic corporate loans was extended today's bond market although high grade issues showed good resistance and some actually closed higher The government department regained most of the ground lost the day before and the foreign list was mod erately unsettled by weakness in Australian and German issues Trading was less active Transfers totaled $10869 000 par value compared with $13609000 the previous day The turnover in governments aggregated about $3300000 against $5700000 on Thursday The Standard Statistics company average Tor CO domestic corporate loans declined four-tenths of a point to 863 The softness of secondary bonds was described by brokers as largely the development of a sympathetic trend with stocks which sold off sharply during the course of the day and was not associated with any specific news or economic idevelopment The rallying tendency df the government list and the dogged resistance shown by highest grade corporate issues was pointed to as significant in dication that the underlying position of the market was good Many of the most active Issues lost more points including some loans of Allegheny corporation Bos ton Maine Canadian Pacific Chicago Northwestern St Paul Rock Island General Cable Interborough Rapid Transit M-K-T New Orleans Public Service New Haven Pan-American Petroleum Pittsburgh West Virginia Postal Telegraph Richfield Oil Southern Railway Western Pacific and Warner Brothers Total issues 688 Bank Clearings Thursday bank debits 1543790 00 1 ail 410 00 Same day last year OF COURSE NOT I KNOW THAT-DO YOU THINK I'M A FOOL? I BEGIN TO UNDERSTAND A LOT OF THINGS YOUR PAL RHINESTONE IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST CROOKS IN THE COUNTRY- A DEALER IN STOLEN AND SMUGGLED JEWELS- JUST BECAUSE HES NEVER BEEN SUSPECTED AND RUNS A SWANKY MAKE HIM BUT JELL YOU THERE uie nothin IN THAT PACKAGE THAT I HAD ANNIE TAKE YEAH? IF SMART WHAT DO YOU FIGURE ON DOING ABOUT IT? TIED UP WITH THE OLD MOB AND FIGURE QN USING ANNIE TO PASS THE STOLEN JEWELS- Friday bank olaarlnts Sam day last year 1 708 Ml 62 1 220860 41 NEW YORK June 22 (V-Curb ex change favorites moved quietly lower today Only a few specialties were able to resist the downtrend but losses were generally of a minor natulre Transfers picked up a little from Thursday approximately 183000 compared with 154000 in the previous session Some of the oils were especially weak led by Humble with adrop of 1 3-8 points and Gulf with a loss of 3 Standard of Indiana declined fractionally while International Petroleum slipped nearly a point Swift Co and Armour Co (new) were in some demand and dis played a firm tone Fisk Rubber gained 1-2 a point Electric Bond Share American Cyanamid American Gas Electric Atlas corporation Pittsburgh Plate Glass Niagara Hudson Power Butler Bros and Hiram Walker declined fractionally to a point Buying Slows In Metal Mart (Special to The Tribune! CLEVELAND June 22 Sentiment in the nonferrous metals appeared improved this week despite generally slower buying says Daily Metal Trade Copper consumers placed orders for only a few hundred tons daily reflecting the heavy purchasing prior to the advance to 9 cents Con necticut The copper code authority is taking a closer grip on the metal consumers who arc asked to sign purchase agreements The ban on non blue eagle metal has been extend ed to September 30 Lead sales werelight but the market retamed a steady appearance at 3 85 cents East St Louis and 4 cents New York Zinc still was available at 420 cents East St Louis In a quiet market but no further decline was contemplated Professional activity dominated the tin market with metal selling at $5110 Friday Trading In antimony was confined to small lots but spot firmed up to $790 I Aluminum was quiet and steady Silver held at 45 1-8 cents Boston Stock List WINNIE WINKLE THE BREADWINNER Special Delivery Foreign Exchange NEW YORK June 22 Foreign ex-hane irregular Oreat Britain in dollars Others In cents Great Britain demand cable 9 60-dy bills A n2H France demand MH A 59 "4 Italy demand 0 5Vi rabies 8 531 Demands Belgium 23 36 Oermany 38 17 Holland 47 82 Norway 25 80 Sweden 25 68 Denmark 22 41 Finland 8 99 Mi Switzerland 32 49 Spain 11 68 Portucal 4 58 Greece 644 Cserho-Slovakia 4 16 Jugoslavia 2 28 Austria 18 90ni Hunnxj 29 70n Rumania 1 f0 Argentina 3360115 Brasil 8 55n Tokyo 99 93t: Shanghai S3 37 Hongkong 36 75 Mexico City (silver peso' 26 on Montreal in New York 100 75 New York in Montreal 99 25 Nominal j)FAESr WttfNtl i- TUrs SHORT IS TO IMPtOR you-70 MARRy ONE who loves you with ail his I HEART' PLEASE GIVE ME yOUEL PROMPT ANSWER-ALNAys BIU VES-ANDlNE CORRECTED YOURS With THElVl GOINS THROUGH THESE BUSINESS-SCHOOL PARERS EVERY SATURDAY IS NO ONCH AND WHY HERE'S A LETTER FROM NOYES AMONG THEN)' WONDER V4HAT THAT MEANS HEV10 WINNIE' JUST DROPPED IN TO 5E6 HOW THINGS WERE PIP VOL CORRECT THOSE SCHOOL PAPERS V7 YET? Total Boston stock sales Friday 17586 shares RUBBER NEW YORK June 22 Crude rubber futures closed quiet 1 to 2 points higher July 13 38b September 13 66 October 13 aOn December 14 14 04 Smoked ribbed spot closed 13 38n bBid nNominal 11 1 1 WEU OF ALL THE UERNE BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley ft VW tH Vy The fYuagr TuhuM A Snag in the Line GASOLINE ALLEY 4 4 'J 1 -t I Uf THE GUMPS 'come ON- KITtHfy YOU SI I Sf ou boy STOR HOPRtNOr AROUND THERE-VOU sM OPT I HONOR IP CrOT ROOM tN THE BOAT rOR THIS BIRD A STRIKE 1 ONE OVER ON BM -mi ok 6064-HE'S T'U (kRLRRP- ANbWiail TheToogh Hombre WA5 SHOT into THE AIR BY A CANNON-STRUCK 3 times by lightning -CRUSHED UNDER 5000 LBS OF CLAY-BURIED IN A COAL FELL 25 FT DOWN A CUFF-FELL THROUGH A TRESTLE! BRIDGETS RESCUED FR0MDR0WNING-THgOVIN FROM A RUNAWAY HORSE AND DRAGGED THROUGH A BARBED WIRE FENCE-KICKED BY A HORSE THROWN FROM A BOBSLED ON HIS HEAD- RUN OVER BY A HORSE AND WAGON -SURVIVED DOUBLE PNEUMONIA AT 80 YEARS SURVIVED PARALYTIC STROKE AT 81 and WAS BADLY HURT IN AN AUTO accident AT 82 BUT IS STILL ALIVE AW HEALTH- ElJor km PLAYED 7 HOI DIESEL 270 STROKES Averting 61 IM avl required 47 daye to answer consisted of ldentlfyln more exhibits and the typewritten court record on this single query filled 4404 heels ol Abraham Lincoln built a farm wacn with wheel arraned to be steered like those of the modern tutomobile I with stub axles wlteled near the wheels Instead of at the middle of the axle Dili method of Herrins Is truly called the forerunner of the auto- lesal-tii paper mobile pounded to him The answer thati 64400 copy of the reply to a rourt ll-S mE 08 i Copyritht 1M- Tli(7cjgn ihune 1 Kfehfc Monday: Long-Tailed EXPLANATION OP CARTOON Tb Hint familiarly known "Unci Johnson' Ul Cartha? Tenn hsi spent 17 year of hn (5 vears of life beh'nd the steel btr of the Smith county Jail Yet Is not nnd never wat a prisoner In 1907 Hines lust wanted a home and a place to sleep and wa liven a cell and rot by Mack Dean who was sheriff at the time Every sheriff of Smith county since Deen hss allowed him to stav on and he earns bis keep by dom odd lobs around the jai never lee unless sent for the eherlff nd his hobby and chief Interest are the Bible and relition By George McManu? BRINGING UP FATHER (Registered Patent Offloe) The unique wagon ll part of the Colonel Oldroyd collection of Llncolnlana which was purchased by the United States government In 1628 and It Is now In the Lincoln Memorial museum In Washington 47 Davs Answering One In 136 a esse was called before Judse Carroll Steuffer In Omaha Involving a suit lor accounting of the Skinner Parking company scnlnxt the Dnlrt Pecking company Solon Burkhardt president of Dold was railed THATS BETTER Than having TO HEAR mother ojng Nearly 144 vears axolto the witness stand and the question pro' NOW STEM-MV WANT TO TALK TO VOU V- REMEMOER-bON- WHAT -TAKE YOUR FATHER'b ADVICE-ETC- ETC- IN CONCLUSION- let me sav-that VOU AVOtO ALL'THE TEMPTATIONS VE JUST TOUD VOU ABOUT YOU'LL BE A FINE MAN- 9 TH Kin mss SvNkmw Ik Cm Im- nata Mr.