Show FINANCE J IND INDUSTRIAL AND MINING OIL OI STOCKS FR FROM FRT QUOTATIONS OF T WORLD WORD MARKETS L BONDS J TO CP NEWS ALL AL S THE T FROM MIE MINEI OSCEOLA DISTRICT a IS AGAIN ACTIVE t Lulu u Mine Me Working and Oer Others Are Ar Resuming 1 Operations lerM S Special e Ely rC Nev Icv Juno June uno 21 A l.-A A great ro- ro r o mining activities in tho the Osceola district Iva of Is reported b by I L. L L C. C nold Arnoldson on who with Ed McGruder tro nr working i ithe An Incorporation in incorporation In- In tb the Lulu mine In vale valley I corporation Is being formed for tor this property Several shafts shafts- have havo been I sunk tw twenty nt or thirty feet teet and a number number num nuni- ber of ot tunnels driven The Te oro ore contains contains con con- silver r. r gold sold and lead and Is found principally in the tho rh rhyolite and the porphyry formations The is situated about a mile from tho the Lucky y Do Boy mine which Is operated b by M. M L C. C Cloys It I is stated operated that the he third or fourth largest gold nu nuggets ever found in tho the world orld wa was j e discovered in the he Osceola Osceola district and ad d a several of the old 01 properties are re again boin being worl worked d. d boint The Taylor mine situated at 3 Pay Tny- T- T lor br White Pine rIne county count W was visited d this week b by two Wyoming men who whoa tbs are heavy hewy stockholders D. D H. H Wilson Vison and a M. M I Pratt who accompanied General Manager E. E P. P Bowman Dowman to the tho property and inspected the tho tho workings and nd tho the n new w mill mi which has recently installed tl been Cl PRICES IN SALT SAL LAKE LAKEI LAK i I INCREASE 20 PER CENT Washington Tune June 21 The Tho Tho food budget budget budget bud bud- get o of ot the average American family attained a new high record In May lay the tho a department of or labor announced today th the cost of or t two twenty articles of ot food having increased 3 per cent over o April Apri and 7 per cent over o cr January Recent increases in sugar flour and potato prices rices largely largel accounts account for tho the in increase in- in crease creaso tho the review rc says In comparison with the April Apri figures has advanced ad ad- toda today today's review shows sugar 2 25 per cent cornmeal 1 14 i per percent percent percent cent cent flour 7 per cent and potatoes 5 per cent From May 19 1919 to Lo May a 19 1920 0 the greatest 22 increase 22 per cent Was cent Wa was shown hown In Springfield Ill Il The next I largest increase or 21 1 per cent was In Butte and Chicago In Salt Sal Il Lake Lala o City Bute for the Ute the average family expenditure a two twenty food articles Increased during during- tho the year O per cent in Omaha Omaha and anti San Francisco 19 per cent cent in Ix Los s Angeles and Portland Or 1 17 11 per lOr cent in Seattle 15 per cent and in Denver 12 per cent Wholesale prices also advanced during during dur dur- ur- ur review in ing May the departments department's shows hows the Index in the tho case being beinG 2 25 per cr cent over that tat of ot April The group of or fuel and lighting materials materials ma ma- again furnished the most notable nota- nota nota nota- ble blo example of ot price Increase the statement statement sa says s due duc mainly to tho re recent recent recent re- re cent sharp shar adv advance nce In both hard and soft coal and and coke Uhe cha index number of or this group rou p rose roso from 23 in April Apri to 25 In May Sh Shoe e COl Company p ny Explains I Recent Price Reduction The Th Brown Shoe company compan Inc Inc of St. St I Louis in r response ponso to a a request b by tho the Boston News Bureau for tor statement of ot reasons behind reductions in shoo shoe prices and conditions In tho the Industry I wires as follows I Our reductions under date dale of ot JuneI June I 1 I cover savings sayings we e were able ablo to ef effect effect efe e- e ef- ef fe t in the manufacture o of our shoes principally through priced lower leather leathor leath leath- er or an and varied from 10 30 0 cents to 50 a pair We have ha not figured what what the average reduction amounts amount to On certain shoes being produced below the market no reduction n was madeWe made Wo We o believe healthier business can Cn be done on a little litte lower level of ot prices but do not feel fecI depressed regarding present conditions as our country is too rich and prosperous and labor too well el employed to warrant such uch newspaper newspaper news news- paper propaganda a as a has ha been going on during the past tow few weeks The Tho present nt period of ot dull dun buln buying will wil likely likely like like- ly y be followed by bt stimulated buying this fall faU and retailers will wi want goods goodsin in a hurry All MI our oar factories are now noW operating full ful except where here Interfered rC with b by transportation ment of ot supplies and equip equip- CONTACT PROPERTY I HAS BIG ORE OR BODY Herald eld Special Zwin vl Fl Falls Ida Ida Jun JUnr 21 Some Some In- In torUn reports are arc reaching this tills place concerning progress of If development devel devel- on the property o 0 of th the thc Javan mine near ner Contact Contat Nc Nov A drift of or OO feet teet has been run on the strike cf of or ors on the foot level cl which has been Cos crosscut cut at foot GO-foot Intervals showing a maximum width for tor tho the vein of 50 feet It is stated that 25 fee feet of or this vein rein will wi er a average l 22 22 in gold silver st er and copper per ton four tour feet teet will wi average cra o 86 SG and tho the balance 1 lesSo lessor lessor les les- les- les So sor but profitable values A new shaft af being raised raise out from this level ol le arid and nd work on oa on this together with the tho general general gen gen- en eral development of ot tho the property i is 13 proceeding steadily Prospects are arc rc r re regarded ro- ro by officers as highly STatin gratify gratify- STati- STati n r COl Conspiracy piracy to toi i Boost Prices of Food Foo z Now Kow York Juno Tunc 21 Charing Ch rint that the u underworld d Iwo of or the food trade trade h has R conspired to creato f fool foo l shor shortages and boost prices Edwin J. J O commissioner com corn missioner of public markets today ap ap- ap- ap pealed aJ i for fo the establishment of or n n. terminal ter ter- ter- ter minal market system through which t the ct city would control distribution of perishable perishable foo foodstuffs stu s. s Hundreds o of millions of or dollars have be boon ben n lot lost to the consumers through this conspiracy which has five times threatened the city with lh famine Mr asserted Prominent m merchants mer- mer r- r chants and bankers banker were wore either directly direct direct- ly y or Indirectly cUy Involved In he said South Lil Lilly Company Disposes of 0 Four Claims h S H Herald ri Special 1 i June 2 A A 1 A warra warranty tr dd w was T tiled d with the ti county recorder er today whereby the tle Sou South h I LIlly llly Uy Mining rr company n conveys con to the tho J Eureka Standard Stan Stan- dard Con Consolidated Musing Milling 1310 Mir company tho the following olo ln four mining ted In n the tho mining district ct Gold Hill I Fraction n wi and Walter Vater Frac- Frac Hon tion The was WIS of orth th or Peal o ot oL the tlc Standard S I f r MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS Official Reper of Salt Sal Lake Stee I aud 4 HlaJ I Bid I Ask AsIt Attn Mich 1 l 1 01 Ata Antelope Star OO 00 01 Con Sar 01 I 02 Alta Tiger 1 00 AlbIon Alta Con 05 07 Am Con Copper 01 02 Alta Cn Tunnel O 04 05 Addle Addie 01 Benton 50 Bullion 03 O 04 Bole Boley I Big 0 05 BI Big Cot Ii Cons 01 Big Cot Coal Oi 07 10 I. I Beaver BIG Copper OO 01 OH Bay State 00 I I Black Ba Metal O 06 Cent Eureka t 01 Ou I Ce Cedar ar Tails 0 O Colb 4 44 1 45 oa I Colorado Colordo Con Con 04 O 07 Cro Crown n Point O 02 04 04 Cardiff 10 1 o C Croft r 02 0 Cotto Cott ro Metals Metal 01 02 CarrIe Silver Lead 06 Dal Daly OO Daly West cst 00 I Dragon 17 11 D Con 1 01 I IEmma Emma Silver 06 07 Empire Mines 05 05 Empire Copper 30 Eastern Prince OO 00 E. E B. B Boll 21 Emerald 05 05 09 Mines 1 06 1 E. E Crown Pt 01 01 O 02 li E. Tin Coal 01 1 02 East Enst Tin Con 0 05 I 08 East Antelope OO Eurel a 07 07 0 Bullion 09 09 I. I 09 Gold Chain 07 07 10 Grand Central 30 30 53 53 Great Western 07 Hamburg Mines O 03 Howell HOi Ota 0 08 Hope or of Israel 01 0 02 1 Iron Dlo Blossom 2 32 Indian Queen OO oo 01 J Iron ro n I Ins Ins- 2 Judge hI S. S I Keystone estone 81 90 O OI I King inS inS' David 02 Keno O 17 Lehi OS 0 09 Le 0 n ota 00 0 0 03 03 Little Bell 30 LoS LoS' Logger cr OO 02 Mammoth 30 0 SO 80 Miller Ifill 02 02 May Day H O 02 O 02 Mason ason Valley Moscow 03 O 0 Michigan Utah ln-Utah O 03 04 New Quincy Quine os 05 oG a d 11 e r 61 6 1 6 S Sea Neva e a 00 OO 01 01 orth Standard O O. O ij I Silver 0 01 Original Bannock 01 Ohio Copper 6 Park Parle Cit City MInes 0 30 Prince Cons COf 0 33 Paloma 01 Bristol OH Price Mining 05 08 Provo 04 04 04 Rico Arg 02 0 Reeds Peak Ol 01 Rico Wellington lG 15 18 So Standard 16 17 Sells Sell s 07 09 SyndIcate OO 00 01 Silver King Coal 1 l. l Silver King Con Sioux Mines Minns 03 04 OH SWansea Con 03 South Hecla 90 Silver Shield 35 3 35 So Iron Blossom 05 Secret 01 01 Tecoma Texan 10 I Tar Bab Baby 0 05 I Tintic Central Ol 01 I ITI TI Tintic tlc Standard Utah Con OO 00 OH Union Chief OG 07 Victor Ictor Coho I 1 West est Toledo ot 05 10 Walker Valker Mining O Woodlawn Oi 01 12 Yankee Con 0 I 03 Zuma 11 11 16 Oil Found at Moffat f at Says Report From 11 Vernal According to a L report from Vernal oil has bas been encountered lly the Bin Bin- tah tahi Oil on Exploration company compan at Moffat in the heart of the Uintah basin It is the intention of ot the company com corn pany to continue sinking to the lower sands The rhe oil Is in well vell No 1 1 about a a. mile mHo north of ot the state ro rood road through h of- of fat The Tho company is driving tho the No 2 well wen about three miles southeast of ot Moffat MoUnt toward n Randlet Drilling has been held up at tho the No 2 awaiting tho the arrival of ot ott t foot feet of ot cas casing I n- n This w well ll is now now in blue shale which v 13 heavily headly impregnated with oil Another important development on the holdings of or tho the Oil on Exploration Exploration Exploration Ex Ex- company ny Is the tho opening oCa of oC ofa ofa a vein In o of high grade asphaltum Just c east st st. of ot Fort The vein cin was wasI but hut four tour inches in width at th the surface stir sur I face but has widened to fourteen Inches Incites at a depth of or s thirty seven von feet and ia Is of or the highest quality ever evor I found In Ir the Uintah basin if it not in tho the thoI world The rhe asphalt worth 40 a ton tOil on the dump clump Is to be bo developed de on n a I large scale I Western estern Railroads Show Deficit in Net Income Washington Juno June 21 Railroads n l.-n Railroads In Inthe tho the eastern and western est rn classification territories s sustained a a. deficit in net not income in April but the roads In the tho southern territory had a L. not net balance balanco o of after paying all alt expenses recording according to a partial summary of or op operating operating op- op crating revenues ln and expenses made mado public tod today by tho the Interstate commerce com corn merce merco commission F Eastern roads had a a. deficit of ot 14 14 after paying all nfl expenses pen cs In Including In- In eluding taxes while th the tho deficit of ot the western roads was J Operating revenues In the eastern district were and 11 ing Int c expenses 6 In tho the southern district operating operating- revenues worn wore Jn and operating e es- es and in the t oal western rn district operating revenues rc were 1 1 and oper operating expenses Payment of or taxes other fixed charges not In Included in operating expenses cx- cx p increased the tile deficits of ot the tho eastern wiped out the net operating In Income Income In- In come conic of or tho the roads and decreased decreased de de- de- de creased d tho the not net balance of ot the southern south south- ern roads road r Fire Destroys Plant at Quid Quicksilver Property HollEster Calif Ju Junc ne 21 l. L re F at nt the Nc Nc 0 Idria quicksilver mines in San ban Bonito county which are cro sal said to pro produce uce nearly nil all of or the quicksilver supply In tho the United States destroyed ed edI the tho reduction plant machinery and I n verl homes 3 today The loss lose la Is c ca- ca m at S I BIG COTTONWOOD COAl IS STRONG I IThe The continued advance o of Big Cottonwood Cottonwood Cottonwood Cot- Cot Coalition for several eral days In of or the decline of many other se securIties securities se- se on tho the local market has been somewhat unusual In the face taco of or tho the almost general depression this stock stoel has hILS advanced from front a a. few tew cents to 92 n and 10 cents yr yesterday Tho The advance is declared to ho bo due to the tho improved physical condition at the property Al Although Although Al- Al though it is stated that no oro ore has been encountered d. d the face of or the tunnel tun tun- nd nel Is most promising Other securities on tho the local market yesterday were inclined to mark marh time with no changes chang of oC an any extent either cither wn Va way Emma Silver er struck G cents yesterday which is within 5 l of a cent of oC the lowest price at which tho the stock has hns sold since it was listed Eureka Lily weakened further to 6 62 cents and Silver SIl Shield held firm at 35 cents Tintic Standard continued to be bc strong trong and went vent as high as s Consolidated held its own yesterday yes yes- at 32 and 32 2 cents North Standard was down to 3 cents after being quite a favorite in the marl market marketa ct a few weeks ago The total number of ot shares that changed hands yesterday was for which thero was a 3 market price of Sales were reported as follows OPENING SALES Albion ISO Albion at Gc Cic Alta Alu Tunnel Tunnel 1000 1000 at Big DIg Cottonwood Coalition 1000 1000 at at 9 92 x c. Emma omma Silver 1000 1000 at 6 c. c I Eureka Ln Lily 1000 at Sic New Quincy 1500 at Cc Sc North orth Standard Standard at Prince Prince lOO nt at 3 c. c South OO at nt DOe DOc Silver Shield OO at Soc c. c Tar Baby BabY bOO 1000 at j Die c. c Union Chief Chief 1000 1000 at c. c Tintic Standard Standard at 50 CiO at 3 at nt SOD at Sc Prince Prince at 3 c. c CLOSI CLOSING G SALES American Con 2000 2000 at JIg Dig Hill HIll 1000 at SIc Columbus at He Emma 1000 EmmR 1000 at ic e. e Eureka Burel L. L Bullion Bullion at c. c New Quincy Quincy 1000 1000 1000 at oc Sc e. e North orth Standard Standard ard at Je c. c Syndicate Syndicate 2000 2000 at Silver King Xing Con at 1 5 Silver Shield 1200 Shield 1200 at Soc c. c Stan Standard Standard ut at 15 West Toledo 1000 Toledo 1000 at Sc Total shares sold value l. SI S J. J A. 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