Show AD RATES Ten ceat per line for first b cents ftrflon In- -' per line for ctah subsequent insertion all six tbsjjlne — 5500 higher Lambs 13Sheep Receipts 65 0013 wethers 9 ’yearlings- 1L501225 50 10 25 ewes 850975 Omaha Jan 11 —Hogs — Receipts lower Heavy 10151050 light 9801025 pigs S50975bulk'-o- f sales 9901030 NaCattle— Receipts cows and heiftive steers l6 - 24-7- classl-ficatlon- a- UONTRLT RATE per line per month Telephoned ads will ' recslvs prompt attention 1 - ——i r v Stockholders of the Chief Coneolldat- ei of Utah were In receipt ofyeeterday Houghfrom Secretary W P Seagrer of another ton Mich of notifications will dividend The dividend quarterly of record be paid February 5 to stock 15 The amount Is 6 cents a January share or regular onThis 880000 requires ' the shares of 544000 ' the payment issued This will bring the Chiefs dividends up to a total of $571000 or a share The transfer about 00 cents closed from January- 15 books will be to January 25 ""j The Chief don distributed last year four quarterly dividends of this amountor $88000 or $176000 It distributed 10 cents a share in 1915 the same amount in 1914 and $175000 in 1918 the year in which it began distributing ' The Chief shipped from the Tlntlc 195 carloads of ore mine in December 9500- tona This is estimated at near with 184 cars in November compared in October June with 221 and 145 was the banner month of the ' cars the twelve months the During 1868 year reached carloads estimated total about 80000 tona This is compared ‘at with a total of 1109 carloads in 1915 ' - Ask 'for Want Ad Department ' Sioux--move- - - - - - -- v - ‘ - - sent-to-marke- t - the-lat- r 'DEMIJOHN FINDS SOME 1 Europe-exclusiv- ’ 1 SELLS SHIPS CAR l i- ' ot - r- - - NEW YORK STOCK LIST I Sales H L Am Beet Sugar American Can Am Car & Found Am Locomotive Am S & Ref Am Sugar Ref Am Tel St Tel Am Z L & 8 Anaconda Copper Atchison Bald Loco Balt & Ohio Brooklyn R Tran $75 - 300-fo- FROM NO 1 ot Some ore recently shipped down from the Sells Mining f company at Alta $7441 net rsmelter returns on abrought carload of 80 to 48 tons according to Director A O Jacobson This high-graore Is coming from No 1 raise which Is up from a drift that la about Cash quotations: — ‘No 2 red nominal: No 8 red 200 feet above tbe main tunnel level 'Wheat Mr Jacobson said there are very good 192ft No 2 hard 195197ft No 8 In a number of places in the hard nominal' showings of ore mine Another Corn—No 2 yelow 96ft97ft: No 4 are yellow is now in tbe bins consignment No 4 white 9496 Arrangements 95ft96ft to move1- it down to the No 3 white 55!57i being made Oats— valley smeltera as quickly’ as possible The annual meeting of the Sells stock2 nominal Rye— No 100 i holders will be held February 13 0181 'Barley —— 350 550 Timothy Clover —1200 1700‘ Pork— 2950 sLard— 154501650 o Ribs— 1387 1450 de Can' Pacific Cent Leather Ches & Ohio C Mil & St Paul C & Northwestern - C R I' & Paa Ry Chino Copper Colo Fuel & Iron : - - stan-dard56i- -- Corn Prod Ref Crucible Steel Distiller’s Sea 57 Erie : - Gen Electric Gt Northern pfd Nor Ore Ctfa at Illinois Central Int Con‘ Corp Inspiration1 Cop -- - - From Provo came Int Harv word yesterday now has about that the Iron Blossom on and hand cash that ' the $220000 Day-Bristol‘Mi- T I Lilvesey manager of the South ntelope Mining company has returned om Mineral Mountain range where he went to locate & permanent The property Is in working tunnel Millard county and is east of the Beaver Range The new tunnel site Is In the Star gulch southeast- from the Star worktunnel will drift south on a ings The fissure Where the prominent come in ore is expected The South Antelope has five claims E T Woolley Is president of the company Mr Livesey recently inspected the Old Crater to the south There was then a shaft to the 100 level with a drift and the showing was good In 15 feet of vein matter The Cove near by has ten claims It shows silver-lea- d values xiorth-soutalso some same h the copper It has east-west fissures and fissecondary sures of high grade silver-lea- d Samples ore were found and 6 to 10 per cent copper The East Star had a shaft down about Antelope 200 feet and somo drifting The north-soutcut a- promlfing fissure tunnel h The fissure makes Into the Mr Livesey said he recently visited the Antelope Star where there was an ellent snowing in the workings to south of the cabins A drift mak- - Sari Francisco Quotations were re The following quotations celved over Badger Broa private wire: Bid Ask AtlftRtft 09 08 02 02 03 03 04 22 71 06 05 21 Booth Blue Bull e Ce CX De 8 Com Fraction Daisy JX He Diamond Florence M Goldfield Con Great Bend Grandma - Jumbo Extension' Merger Bpe&rhead £ilrer Pick Tallow Tiger 8 Sandstorm Kewanos Pioneer t Gold Wedge ! Manhattan Consolidated s j White Can Con Virginia t Confidence v (I - II - Packard Rochester 83 07 08 24 01 06 17 02 07 08 08 16 17 22 8 445 06- 16 IS 35 12 15 06 17 24 i 68 39 125 06 44 64 Ore carry- any 18 8 402ft Netv York Curb f 625 the Pea- - 70 Petroleum -- ' New 11 —Gold amounting York to $24440000 Jan was received at the subf rom Canada to here treasury account of today the P Morgan A Co J This makes a total Inflow of $49440000 - “ since January More than $400000000 worth' of American securities owned by British been subjects it is estimated have : here within the last- few brought months as the result of the efforts of the British 'treasury to mobilise American stocks and bonds Gold shipments are expected to continue with heavy deposits at San Francisco and Philadelphia - - - st - - - - :s - New ' York Jan 1 1—Mercantile pa‘ ' per 3$ comsixty-da- y Sterling on sixty-da- y banks bills 471ft mercial bills 471ft- decommercial - sixty-da- y mand 475$ cables 476ft Francs demand- 584 cables 583ft MarkB demand 70 cables Kronen demand lift cables 40ft Guilders demand 40f cables llf' demand 6 92 ft cablea' 691 Rubles demand 29 cables 29ft Mexican dollars 57 ft Government bonds steady railroad bonds Irregular Time loans easy Sixty and ninety slx months- - Sft3ft days 33ft Call money firm High 2 low 1ft: rata 2 last loan 2ft closing bid ruling 2 offered at 2ft ' - ? LV bills-471f- t - ' - 70-1-1- ’ : I- - Classified Advertisersl I v As National Cask company Pay you! for advertising la thin degive yon partment The cashier will credit in the company's “Sale Rec- ord Bock: when you pay for year advertisement and when your credits amount to fifty dollars on money fo B®f" spent on advertising andmerchants chandlse of the with any In the system a dividend' of One Dollar will be mailed to you If S ou deposit this money In a Savings Account with one of t bo 'banking institutions In the system tbe National Cash company will pay you One Dollar every time y® save Ten Dollars thus earned f Ask for' s National Cash company 'Sale Record Book It Is FREEBooks may be had by applying at the cashier's desk or The Herald Republican or at any store listed In tbs book or at the company's Utah Savings A Trust office buildings Dm your National Cash Company Book when paying for “Want Ada - - - - : COS-5- 94 Herald-Ke-pubiic- " 1 an ' ' " ' - 24-1- 00 69-1- 00 4 - INTEREST PAID - Day-Brlst- ol ON TIME DEPOSITS I - Remember to Start ‘ Texas Company j Union Pacific Metal Quotations Union Paapfd U S Ind Alcohol States Steel New York Jan 11 —The metal ex United S Steel pfd U 750 740 lead quotes change nominal Utah Copper Spelter 74S Wabash pfd “B s electrolytic first Western union Copper unsettled West Electrio 26008250 third second and' quarters' nominal ' anged Iron firm and unch Tin "firm spot 4262ft4S12ft spofSppSr trolytlc Spot Lead ''' futures £126 eiec-- 1 £141 £184 10s tin £182 15s futures £30 10s spelter £49 ‘5s £130 ’ Mining Notes A surplus fund now while youl are young and ambitious Even if you are not earning a large salary save part of it each week-- and when you are old and cannot work it will take ' ' care of you Your account is invited — October Banner Month for Railroad Operations in History of Country Washington Jan4 11— October 1916 the Union' Chief have ( was the banner month for railroad Directors of assessment' The dates I eratlons in the history of the country a made public todayaccording to figurescommerce vhnmrv 10 and March 3 commls’director Bf to- - j HJoseph managingto op-levi- ed ' l-c- ent J® ttae Silyer Shield expects spends m l“® of a reported strike- The commission! I annual revenue exceeds country whose stope $1000000 shows that these roads reLog- ceived as revenue from operations The “resumption of work at the when a I 8338301786 an Increase of more than postponed 'until today October 1915 orce of men will be put on according I $35000000 over to the management 7u Expenses increased - approximately Manager Parry tax accruals and uncolleet- arn rmwwell I deducting more than $10000000 lble reveniieaof Kingsald and supplies are j The cllej j terns broken tothe property were i of revenue on dobs J $245486354 received for trans- nfw going up freight -I ft cent assessment and $62609812 for passenger The dates of the 3 and portation exceeded the totals or both which ' Point are February of by Crown16 e "'a--'? month for the last five years February I y A decrease in 9 week cents the for the net operating Spelter averaged - ' come of the chief express 10 January A twocompanies : “was first In more than- for that the i reported years Is yesterday It shown in September Messrs Hite Metzner and Lovewell are 1 The decrease was approximately 20 exnected to reach Boston and todaylistThey the per cent ' and was charged to fan will oDen offices there on crease in operating expenses Total the Boston Copper I revenues for the month however show r' enrh '' Cook of the Ohio (an Increase of approximately $2000000 'Director Frank B not “ expected homa-hCopper of Utah Ju The Bingham mine is hf R® until Saturday now being operated under the companyft I New York Jan 11— Raw sugar centrifugal 5S9 molasses control The stock moved up to $187 I steady: 452 refined steady fine granulated ' Jid in Boston yesterday4' 676' Robert-Isaac- ' Jrr a mining ’engineer house- of futures were firm and active connected with a New onSugar in sympathy with the York company covering Meyer Eugene He chad steadiness t of the i cash market:- trade left1 forti the east yesterdayr buyers At Inspected v the Utah t Coppery mine and noon prices were 2 to 11 points mills"- v ' I Later a If offhigher eased & of "Manufacthe list under Thi Garfield Chemical part I was The now and is steady Garfield closing realizing" at yielding nlant turlng 5 points t lower to March acid higher of tons sulphuric daily about fifty July 417 s the report ’ It will ultimately have 409- May 412: SMMMMHWaSI a capacity of mvb 1stock — &ake Improvement is The Jan 'Chicago!’ reported Receipts Metal lower workings 55000 weak at & shade above yester- Copper ad joins - the" Beaver Property I shipped? their first cars day’s average" Bulk '103001060 3oth recently' -mixed 10 16010 65 oreL v 99001050 of I light 10 20010 70 rough10201035 Gold Mining ' ’ Mineral-Rangheavy this week levied as- - J pigs 7600950 Craig1 secretary 8000 strong Native y beef sessment NoL' 7 of 1 cent 10The dates are J Cattle— 7 7601180 steers 730 western March cattle and 10 February: Smelt-- I l 1000 S&O0 "feeders and stockers the that is expected Judge it zinc plant at Park City- II 885: cows nd heifers- - 440010 00 lng company’s to about Febru- calves 97501425 operate will be readv 7rm Wetlj-tee- n a capacity of f If-- 1 ersSlieeiv—neeelpts 10000 ary: j It will have ewes 72501025 9601055 ‘to twenty: tons spelter a day-" vein (lambs 117501415 V Crown Point reports a C I on the 800 level carrying Iron quarts 1 Ke Kwhs City Jan with traces of silver and zinc i : - - -- - : : ?-e- MORNING SALES 07 26 46 65 Antelope Star 200 at 15e 1000 at lTfta Alta Consolidated500 at - 12c ' at 1200 24a-Alblo- Albion Is Pushing Two Faces at Depth T7 ord received over the wire from : by Hatfield Secretary yfterday Aibicn was that good' progress is being made ln:two facea1 off Quincy tunnel level The east drifttbe is showing more shattered conditions and at 14fte drift- la appearing while the south an interesting terri-tory reaching right now jt All 'this work is at 700 at great depth - — n American Consolidated Copper 500 at " Bullion 500 at 1 9c lOfta at 91c 100 at SOo Big Four 200 Bay State 1000 at 4c 2000 at 3c Colorado 3000 at 17cv V Iron Blossom at $125 ' 2100 at 28JCV: MlchiganUtah BOO New 14c 4500 - ? Quincy600 at Naildrlver at 12ftc Neva 1000 at lfc Midvale Steel Original Bannock - 800 at 44c Magna 444c Stewart Paloma 4500 at lllof 15200 at 13e Extension Tonopah Rico Dragon"-- 1000 at 3 8 Je 1000 at 5c :' Notes Securities Utah 1000 at 18c 2300 at 17ftc'700 t1Ir°n Blossom 500 at $125 1800 at Bells Argentine Lower Mammoth 1000 at Sfta Seven Troughs 2000 at 4 c Boston Stocks t 600 at 5c " -yer King Coalition 100 at $815"W Loggers rJ’ The following quotations were reSilver King Consolidated 25 at $4i0r JiVcky Boy '1000 at 2 Mlllej-Hil- l 1300 at 3 5 c ceived over Badger Broa private wire: Sioux 60 18ftc: 800 at 14a v 2000 at 4$a Tar 1000 af lOftaBaby Day Bid Ask Consolidated Michigan --Utah- 1400 at Sc100: New Quincy 3000 at 15c 675 r JnH° Standard 400 1000 850 at 87c? at Bingham Mines 50 88c 400 at 89a 60 1 Bannock 100 at ' 44ftc Original Boston Ely ' Gilbert 1500 at 12i Prince Consolidated ‘200 687ft 662ft Mason Valley at $130 Total : shares sold s 54 425 selling 175 187ft Ohio Copper 80 83 values $1011825 South Utah 86 89( : V? ’ - - - - - at‘-'27ft- i - ‘ v AFTERNOON SALESC Rico Argentina 8000 at Rochester 100 64c 5c Antelope r 'Star 1600 at 17c it 2000 at at ff 8’ Standard 1500 at Alta Consolidated 1000 'at 28c- 1500 ’Silver King! Coalition 100 at $315 The following quotations were) re' f ceived over Badger Broa private wire at 23ftc 100 at $317ft Albion- 1000 'at 12e ?“' Silver King Consolidated loo'r IShares High Low Close! American 5 seller 10 days 5 at $425- 15 at Copper 2500 at at 10$C - Consolidated 'I 4000 at 3c 1000 atf S4c v Boley' V Soutix: l!'our 160 ®t 89c 600 at 88cV 100 ' Tar-- Baby Texan vr Bingham Amalgamated 500 at 16c Tintla Central 500 Cottonwood '1000 ‘at 5c 1000 at Tintio Standard 100 at 90emj tl£ 5JC j v & Uncle Sam 10Q0 at 5ftc s'1 r Colorado 5100 at 17a Total shares sold 5 67620 selllng Cottonwood Metals 1000 gt 6ftv f value $1282076 Boston Range Another Ldrge Goldy Shipment Received r 23 40 'L--- - Mex r - -- City Southern - new ’company Another 410 02 The following quotations were received over Badger Broa private wire: -- To the north Jesse is K 8- stratlng uPw°rk on the KenoKnight Jordan There is said to be four or five patented clalma a tunnel will be run 300 to 400 feet to Between the Mammoth Copper and Crater the Antelope Copper W L nhall is - - 82 20 12 16 — Coppermfnes Consolidated Ray Iron Blossom - 06 :22 es - 43 08 41 07 10 iJ:S - - 06 05 16 03 02 - ' 06 06 05 25 74 07 23 v m 02 06 07 - Male A Korcroes Mexican ODhlr mm Hisrra Nevada688MM(4 Union (M Belmont Sash Boy Queen — Jim Butler Midway Mon P Extension m Montana Extension Mizpah McNamara North Star Rescue Eula Tonopah of Nevada Tonopah Extension Umatilla W ost End Nevada Hills Round Mountain Big Jim Crackorjack Nellie 03 Jctfa Jackson CL McChrystal general man- Miami of the Gemini Mining company M K &Copper T pfd ager M M Johnson general manager Missouri Pacific the Uvada Copper company and James Montana Power S Free general manager of the Pioche National Lead Carbonate left Wednesday for Pioche Nevada Copper Nev where they are going to look j n Y Central over In Y N H & H mining properties ' The publication last week In the Norfolk & Western Pioche Record that a deal Is on with I Northern Pacific Salt Lake people for the purchase of I Pacific Mail mine at Pacific Tel & Tel' the Uvada or old northwest from I Pennsylvania Jackrabbit a few milessome connection I Ray Con Copper Pioche probably has Is the present trip The report with Mr has negotiated the sale- II Reading Iron & Steel that oldFree mine to Salt Lake capital- - I Rep Shat Ariz Cop of the minof Southern Pacific lsts who have had a number examina- I Southern Railway lng engineers make careful Co Studebaker tions - cross-iissur- N M pfd M Int K ne Deal Matter Is is covering the present prcductlon $23333 monthly dividend requirements The Dragon Consolidated has about $90000 cash in the treasury is the statement 1100 - Butte & S Cop Cal Petroleum de POISES ARE PLUMP 25 assessment advertising and cost of sale The following shares and owners ere Shares affected: 2 Anderberg Rosetta 111-- 5 A M Anderberg Axel WOOL Anderson 4 London Jap 11 — The offerings at the MarlaW wool auction sales today amounted to Berger Burrell John 7660 bales The selection was in good Leo M 68—- 109 condition and mainly from New South Kemp E Kennedy Laura 116-5- 25 Wales The sales were brisk and all Larson Bessie v were sold Greasy merinos sold McGurrin F E and scoured Queensland at 4s 6d Newbold Orson a at 3s quickly It is understood a decision will be Naylor Levi reached shortly on the question of the O’Leary Dan O’Conner Timothy exports of wool to America 9 Reading Frank Cl' EVAPORATED FRUITS Shoulson John Vew York Jan 11 — Evaporated Stokes Joseph 8 Shoemaker E L apples steady 1 Woodhead W J Prunes firm 8 Walke ThomasCLH and peaches firm but quiet Warren I Apricots 2 Eliza 1 Raisins steady 8 Walke Rosabel 3 Cole William B NEW YORK GRAIN — directors board of of 11 order New York Jan By Flour firm T F GREENWOOD Sec’y Wheat —Spot firm No 2 hard 213 No 1 northern Duluth 223 No 1 northern Manitoba 226ft f o b New JANUARY 5th 1917 —A SPECIAL York — of Corn Spot firm No 2 yellow 112 meeting of :the stockholders c i f New York club be will Wasatch the Country Oats —Spot steady Standard 65 held at the Alta club on Wednesday 65ft the January 24th 1917 at 8 p m for folPRODUCE' action the of upon purpose taking easier lowing communication: Chicago Jan 11— Butter Creamery 3238ft Salt Lake City Eggs higher Receipts 2378 cases Jan 3 1917 43044 ordinary firsts 36039 Firsts Club "Wasatch City Country at mark cases included 85 0 42 :— Potatoes higher Receipts 23 cars "Gentlemen “You are advised that Interest on the Michigan and Wisconsin white 175 bonds of the Upland Realty company 185 Washington Colorado Idaho and assumed considerably delin-is you is some by unless Oregon white 1800195 — and provision quent Alive Poultry unchanged made within a reasonable time to take care of such default this company as FLAX the mortgage on the trustee — 11 Jan Flax 2861® propertyunder Minneapolis the bonds must that secures 290ft to foreclose and must proceed by lawendorsers of the bonds call upon the to the May we make deficiency good DELINQUENT STOCK SALE on advice and attention ask your early SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF the subject? the Union Jordan Irrigation company you for your considera"Thanking Pursuant to notice sent stockholders tion we are of above company for assessment of “Yours very truly shares the following are now delin"SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO quent and if not paid on or before 1917 enough of said stock “A C Sullivan Cashier” J?u5ry will be sold at public auction at resiTHE WASATCH COUNTRY CLUB dence of secretary to cover delinquent By R W Salisbury President “ - - oontinues to Demijohn Consolidated work to greater push Its exploratory General Manger Fred W depth Price said yesterday that theIslatest that ‘word from the superintendent the winxe is now down about 1$5 feet fissure This is sinking on a promising Bunches of good In the limestone silver-lea-d ore come in occasionally no permanent ore body has yet but This work is out been encountered 600 feet ' northeasterly approximately ' from the main The working shaft wlnse is being sunk ‘from the Price level drift off the the DemiFor years the workings in high-grabeen have encountering john ore in various bunches of silver-lea- d of the property and the present parts work la in search of the most favorable soluformation for the mineralizing tions to find depositories of commercial This the management feels alxe certain will bo the ultimate result of their persistent efforts - - 00 i s - - 120-fo- Cop-high- est - - 89-pe- - 5 - reached-'Estimate- - 1-c- ent - - - - ? W -- - lambs 925ll25 1210 13 8 50 : -- - - v - - ’ - ’ - - - t 4 y - t ‘ 1124 1914 ed - cars in 885 and '1913 The Chief makes the fourth Utah company to declare a dividend (mining !!n the new year Three of them are of 'from Xtntia First the' 2ftMoscow Beaver county declared a -- cent dividend or $22500 to be paid January $100000 to be 15: then Iron Blossom I 20 and lastly the on paid January I or $18750 to be Dragon Ctonon distributed January 20 cars in seldom-mention- - - -- - - - - - ' : Year-lln- gs wethers -- - - - - to-d- ay - - tf 1 - - - 1 - - - f- 1 -- steers 670 625765 stockers and feeders 625900 Sheep— Receipts 14600 steady ( v - i - - — — New York' Jan 11— The broader and Chicago Jan' 1L— Bullish V antlclpa- tions concerning the reply of the1 en- more active operations of today’s martente allies gave a substantial lif ket? were largely' if not entirely govto wheat prices here: The mar- erned by --foreign developments It was 4 net higher regarded as significant of ” prevailing ket- closed? strong- 8 with May at v187 tne irreguto187J and to at speculative sentiment that - the forenoon 151 to 161ft : Corn- - gained 1 July and 'heaviness 'll larityr ' 1 to and oats In provisions the gave way to pronounced1 strength1 on outcome was setbacks of '10 to 26 publication of the first extracts of the cents-:- ’ z British premier’s Guildhall address’imhalf of the K It was not until thelast Ralls were 'the only tissues of bulls obtained firm con- portance' thatithe to- manifestday of backwardness the wheat market ’ trol the recoveries aThis only trifling earliers trading the declinesDuring and’ up- making of reports turns alternated rapidly the i bears at gave pointof tolastrecent' ? of liquidation times getting the advantage owing to these securities' year’s "holders foreign: renewal of peace hopes and "to contin- Heaviest among thebyrails Reading ued fear ::nof submarine activity in the St Paul"’ New Haven andwere some ot the Atlantia News of the sinking of the transcontinentals s British warship Cornwallis led also to ‘which were ' on dealings Early A flurry of selling but announcement more scale were attended by ‘limited of large clearances for Europe-broughunsettlement In specialties about’ fresh buying' throughout 'the re- further Motors adding another 5 mainder of the session the interest of Generalto its of the spectacular reversal traders appeared to center 'almost ex- points days with 1 to 3 poln preceding on attempts to forecast the three clusively minor industrial1 equipments' an( nature of the answer: which the op- in ' States Steel fluctuated ber oils of the ponents central had tweenrUnlted 109ft' and : 112$ closing at Hlft made to President Wilson’spowers note A' 1ft points: of at net gain ofshares Opinions of a decided tomajoritymore backed and filled Shipping wheat seemed attain speculators when Mercantile until ? the f final hour more force in and that dealings ‘ more than made up the- entente's communication vto - the Marine preferred Its loss short covering being induced dePresident would: show no increased sire to As ' a result I on reports that action on the preferred peace negotiate soon be taken final r quotations - were at almost the I dividends might were In favor regardless 01! were ogoin Perf point700000 bushels not hereto- - I denials of " any current that Impending contractsfore Obscure spehad been taken: for ship-- 1- I foreign interests were mainly lower ment reported' to e of the clear- I claltlesand utilities v ances which ' amounted to 2140000 Total sales ot stocks amounted to 'i a 1150000 : shares bushels i as against 876000 bushels y v Exchange 'rates on London were year agoadvanced I word to with another owing fijmer mainly consignment tr in Ar- - I of British gold fromlarg of increased Canada drought was damage There-alsand a noticeable I marks were unaltered but Francs gentlna-’rubles v of domestic rural offerings I hovered around the low quotation of scarcity Oats hardened with other grain For I yesterday a condition coinciding with the heaviness of 'Russian 5 fts on the the most part ’businesa 'was Other curb Absence weakened of proIssues were support visions : After a general decline how- - heavy Anglo-Frenc- hInternational 5s repeating last ever packers turned tc the buying side J year’s minimum quptation of 92ft Rail road bonds tended toward irregularity and effected something of a rally Total sales of bonds (par value) Leading futures ranged as follows: $5474000 United States were unchanged on ’call 'but thebonds 4s were registered per cent down on an actual sale While little information Is & being given out lately concerning the Monitor Mining company1 yet in ' of two s months - it has led1 "mostthepast the Beaver county mines in productionThe carloads ofore twenty outputs wasore November 10iaThef shipped since in value around '819 a ton ' The ranges score of cars would total near 900 tons of ore which Is - roughly estimated at $16000 Other mines which' have" been are the- old shippings: Apretty steadily' which moved Glasgowcars jWetern a mqnth twelve the Copper Ranch which has 'been- shipping about to an three carloads old Beaver county mine operator who is In touch With the situation? In - the vicinity’" of these:three producers is the Moscow which is eteadily- It cars in December’ and a dozenhalfshipping twice that amount - in November’ The Mines company is preparing to Majestic move eighteen to twenty cars a month from its Old Hickory mine r At Frisco the old Horn Silver mills - and atNewhouse the South dump Utah mill dumps are being made to yield-blessees The ' Monitor adjoins the Moscow on the south' the Commonwealth on the east and the ' Atlas on the west It ' is owned by E H Althoff- who- recently leased1 it to Paul Kimball and A' F McCulley 10 They -started 4o work" No “The ore la mainly gold vember One of the last cars marketed showed $1913 "gross values ' a ton and $1315 net smelter returns The car contained forty-thre- e tons' The controls showed 375 ounces gold 58 ounces silver 7 iron 39 per cent lead 1010 per cent Insoluble cent zinc cent per and 12 per cent sulphur The ore Is coming-froa stope from the ore tunnel It is qp thirty feet1' The $10-0blocked was recently estimated at In 1914 the owner shipped eighteen carloads of ore' mainly from one glory rhole t The ore coming from the Glasgow said which the old Hickory isis comto run adjoins It 15 per cent copper from the tunnel level but sinking ing on the ore will be commenced soon The lessees are said to have1 paid for the mine from ore shipped The Copper Ranch ore la said to average 2 per cent copper - - - :rf v - ers 6 60 925 Texas steers tct CALL" MAxN 3600-steady'- Business 'on the" local exchange yeserratically terday acted again'-rathewith the live trading cropping out only in a few spots : Paloma again held the center of the stage It opened in the at 9ft18ft cents in tne afternoon morning to closed cents1 and dropped : of 84700 at 10ft cents bid on’ salesfinally shares days-NeThiswmakes 102200 shares sold in two which sold braced off to 18ft cents on Quincy' Wednesday up and sold 3000 at US cents Miller Hill held around 35 cents Bay State was up to 4 cents The two Silver Just held Sells sold around 17 ft Kings cents- up to 14 cents Naildrlver was stronger Iron again Blossom 'and Prince Consolidated held their own Sales yesterday totaled 122054 shares valued at $22939 The official closing and sales were reported as quotations follows Forenoon li Afternoon v' - 00 f 7501150 8 50 western words is Count V- - : : s : - - -- k f-- - 1 - - K-- ’Av “ - - - "Gf-'t'2- lSJce - thattrt Vf - ’ v a JV- - UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD - Depart the-gam- in-endi- : ng ' ’ : j : 1 - - - - - the-brokerag- e : -- - - - l50tona‘fvr' - V 1205 P-- O OR p on P' P A p M 11 ? e ‘ i TVT ' Ogden M 1155 P M 50-fo- ot - lX-4Xof- s— "i n55 p m:: p m 1155 : sj-- ' Ogden t 8J5 A 51 ivll) (Cache Valley arriving) Ogden Ely Sacramento San Francisco Jr Ju 740 P M 8"raa"°- - City Ticket Ottloe Hold Utah I '815 AM Ashton arrving) Pocatella Idaho Falla Butte also 0B‘vaiP0urfciSS5“TW‘"- 330 AM 505 P U 500 PM M TIT lSXU tjr Ju Cache Valley Malad Brigham and lntermedlata Pocatello Idaho Falls °kdn vButto (Twin Falls also M M M M p nSeTS cSdh&u::f‘Si UAS P M U 45 P ' : 515 P M I ! - gs ‘ 9 T Baca- - Ogden and Intermediate Pacific Limited— Ogden Omaha Chicago Ogden Logan Boise Portland- SeatUe (Butts also going) Los Angeles Limited — Omaha Chicago Denver St Louis Overload Limited— Omaha Chteaga y - - 555 P 555 P 505 P 600 P Fo- - OTiandmUBe TVT SA0 QmUI Arrlv : “M O r - q 815 A 930 A M 1100 A M - lnterests-:alao'belng::fal- - lio 720 A M— - - EFFECTIVE SEPT 18 191Z Dally Malad and Intermediate 210 p m - 1020 a m Telephone Main IS N |