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Show 4 The Western Mineral Survey, Salt Lake City, Utah' Quiet Week On S.L.Mart Steel Recent Stock Quotations Brings Little Price Change Continued from Page 1 under smooth control for severlast Stock Lake Salt were on Issues the al months. Exchange quiet Plate production in March set week, trading being much smaller in volume and no issues proe moves. record with 1,1G7,G79 sensational an' viding any net tons, topping the prior high The trend was generally good, Ut. Wyo. Con. Oil however, with most mining issues Walker Mini of 1,135,413 tons rolled in Janremaining unchanged or gaining West Toledo nmMMti'i uary. The goal set for March slightly as against a few to show Wilbert . . . eeseeeeheee was 1,170,000 tons. fractional losses. The presidents Yankee Con order had far less Wire specialties validated for Id. Cur. Com. marked effect on the Salt Lake I't. Id. Ut. Pfd. Sur. delivery as early as possible this board than on New York but was Unlisted Storks slow'-in- g for Amalr. Sur. Pfd. quarter, a large part of which reundoubtedly responsible Con. War. A Mch, .. down the trading. quire much processing, are suffiNat. Tun, A Mining . Utah-Idah- o Sugar common, Ut. cient .to crowd considerable curEire which made such a sensational Ut. P A L'Clay $6 Pfd. .. rent CMP orders into May .or Climb last week to a new high Ut P A L 07 Pfd .. June schedules. By the end of for the year at $2.75, was inactive Z. C. M. I second ffalrt quarter wire orders probweek the until. through Thursday, Met.. 140 at 5: 2.000 at ilk. will be entirely under the then sold off 5 points at $2.70. Bing. ably Bullion, 1,000 at h Considerable new plan. Comb. Met.1, 500 it1. 81k. in is used steel Colorado 6,00b at 4. place being THURSDAY, APRIL 13 as Cent. Std.. 10.000 at lk. material of electric-furnac- e Liilrd Slock Bid Asked East Std 2,000 at 41k. Alla. Tun .OOV4 .01 in not sufficient supis the latter Horn Sil. 14,500 at 0. Am. Met. M, Co, .00 V .02 Howell 220 at 4. ply. Demand for flat wire is less Bis Hill .00 Little May, 2.000 at lk. than for round. Rope mills are .04 V, .05 Bingham Metal Mammoth, 100 at 32. Black Metals .. .02 .01 for maximum output for booked . Kaildriver. 100 at Bonanza Minirir .00 .00 Va or more, ships acmonths three C. Park 2.000 at Con., Bristol Silver . . .01 4. J6 Tar . 10.000 at 1.000 at a for lk; Baby, large part. counting Bullion .01 .02 Tintic Lead, 50 at 10. Cardiff .01 .03 last week Steelworks Tintic 100 1.671k. operations 8td.. Cedar Talia ... .01 03 Id. Ut. 2.70. 99 rate at of 1,000 maintained Com., the per Central Standard .00 .00 cent set. the preceding week. Chief Con .41 .40 APRIL WEDNESDAY, II .47 .42 V, Clayton Silver .. Changes were slight and resultedh Colorado- Con . . .04 .04V, Unlisted Stocks entirely from necessity of open-heartAmalr. Sur. Pfd Colb. .Recall . . . 7.05 .00 .00 Con. War. A Mch repair- - Chicago advanced Combined Metala .10 3.85 .09 Ik 1 Nat. Tunnel A Mniinr Comet Coall ... .10 .15 2.30 point1 to 101 J4toper cent, Youngs-3 Ut. Fire Clay Commonwealth Lead 55.00 .01 J2 town 98, Cleveland point Ut. PALM. Pfd. Crescent Earle ... .11 49.00 .10 points to 9G and Wheeling Croff .01 Ut. P A L $7. Pfd .00 V, 53.50 Z. C. M. L Crown Point .03 .02 52.75 point to 89 per cent. Pittsburgh .021k Dragon .03', Salre declined 1 point to 100 per cent, E. Crown Point ., .01 Bing. Metala 1.000 at 4Vk; 1.000 at ilk. Cincinnati 6 Jl points to 85 and New East Standard .... .04 Chief Con. 200 at 40. .05 E. Tin. Coal .06 .03 Colorado 2.000 at 4; 3.000 at 4. England 5 points to 95. Rates .01 .02 East Utah Comb. Met. 1,000 at Slk; 1,000 at ; were unchanged at Buffalo, 90 V4; .02 A3 Empire Mines 3,000 at 0 : 200 at 0; 1,000 at 01k. St Louis 93; Birmingham 100; .14 Eureka Bullion . .15 Howell 500 at 41k. .16 New Park 100 at 60; 500 at 00; 400 eastern Pennsylvania, 95; Detroit, Eureka Lily Con. .17V, all-tim- anti-inflatio- April 16, 1943 Spokane Stock Exchange Quotations furnished bjr courtesy Edwin Lavirne A Co. Bid Asked Reyiatered Stocks n - open-heart- April 12. 1643, Mon. A. M. Sales. BOARD SALES Registered 5M at 44. Clayton. 1.668 at Jack Waite. 1.606 at 6Vk: 5.000 43: at 6. 7; 1,009 at Met. M. A L., 500 at 16Vk. P. M. Sales . BOARD SALES Registered. Jack Waite. 3,600 at 7; 300 at 7. Sunshine, 10 at 6.00. Sun Con.. 506 at 33; 1,000 at 33. Intersession Registered Metropolitan. 1,000 at IV. - Sun -- Con., 1,000 at 32; 500 at 32. Eastern Stocks . , . . . Eureka Mines ... Eureka Standard . .01 .11 .01 . .00 . JO' . .04 . . Cold Chain .... Great Western .. Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kennebec Xentucky-Uta- h . Keystone Leonora Little Mar Marnolia Lead ... Mammoth Miller Hill Miners Gold Bl Missouri Monarch Moscow Ml. City Copper . Mountain View Kaildriver Hew Park Kew Premier . . . Hew Quincy Korlb Lily Ho. Standard .... Ohio Copper Park Bingham .... rark City Con .... Park Kouold Park Nelson - ..... Park Premier .... Lead . Union Chief Utah .01', .03 .00 02 A2 J5 200 J5 .14 .58 .00 .001k All, .01 55 A7 At .00 A7V .0C .02 .03 AS J4 A4 .02 .04 2.50 .01 V, .01 e e .02 2.05 .00 J5 4.40 4.60 JO .40 A1 .05 .83 .60 .00 Alik .0014 .00V, .021k .02 .00 .02 AS A3 J01 .... ... ... .01 .00 .00 .08 V, 004 .11 1.80 1.65 Con i .00 u . 94. SO. Rico Argentine Tintic Standard at 80. Scrap supply continues to support the high rate of steel production, though in some areas TUESDAY, APRIL IS Unlisted Stocks , Bid Asked melters find too large a propor7.05 7.00 Amalg. Sur. Pfd. tion is light and inferior material. Con. War. A Mch 3.85 4.25 Nat. Tun. A Min Use of tonnage from reserves 2.35 2.75 Ut. FireClay 59.00 01.00 continues in some cases but not Ut. PALM Pfd 49.00 52.00 to a. serious extent. Many yards do $7 Pfd 53 A0 55.00 Z. C. M. 1 are working at a low rate because 52.75 55.00 Sales of labor shortages and effects of Colorado. 4.000 at 3; 500 at 4; 500 this condition may be more apComet Coaln.. 1,000 at IS; 400 at 10; parent in supply later. Turnings 190 at 10: 1,000 at 16. continue a problem and considerLittle May. 2.000 at lk. able accumulations are building Ml. View. 1.000 at 0. New Qcy., 1.000 at lk: 4.000 at up in spite of efforts to move 1. Rico Anr., 109 at 61. them; Consumption of scrap is Sionx Mines. 1,000 at 21k. the average daily rate in heavy, 237ic Std.. 200 at 1.671k; 100 at 1.05. Walker. 1.000 at 30; 700 at 30; 400 at February being greater than in M- . January, and February melt was the largest in history for that SATURDAY, APRIL 10 month. JT11? cl? 59.00 01.00 Ut. p A L $8 Pfd 49.80 57.00 Advices from Washington indiUt. P A L $7 Pfd 53.50 55.00 ,C- M. 1 means are being sought to 52.75 55.00 cate Sales provide for about 41,000 domestic Chief Con. 100 at 40. Colorado 1,000 at 3. freight cars for construction in E. Cr. Pt. 1.000 at iy. half to relieve urgent need last Eu. Lilly Con., 500 at 17Vk. of the carriers. This total is Horn Silver l.OOOat A New York 100 at 00; 300 al80; 100 at far short of the number estimated 60; 100 at 50; 40 at 58. earlier in the year as necessary. .Ohio Copper 1,000 at 77. Unlisted With the 20,000 released for first Ut. Pr. 87 2 at 54.00. half construction the aggregate of .64,000 cars compares with FRIDAY, APRIL 9 about 20,000 built in 1942. Ut. Id. Sur. Com. ., do Pfd No shortage of manganese ore Amalr Sur. Pfd. .... is likely as reserves have ' been Con. Wag. A Mch. National Tun. A Min. built up until an. estimated Ut. PAL $8 Pfd. .... tons is available, nearly Do 87 Pfd two years supply. Recent shipZ. Ca M. I. Sales ments from West Africa have Bullion. 5.000 at 2. been above normal, attributed to Chief Con 600 at 40. vessel space made available by Clayton Sil., 700 at 45. Colorado. 3.000 at 3. munitions movement to that conComet Coaln.. 1.500 at 16: 500 at 16. Both private buyers and tinent Eureka Bull.. 1.500 at 14. the Metals Reserve Corp. are inKennebec. 1.000 at 1. Moscow, 3,000 at iy. volved in building up stocks. New Park. 400 at 01. North Lily. 2.100 at M. Composite average prices of Rico Arg.. 400 at 00. and iron products have unsteel 30. Walker. 500 at 20; 200 at Tintic StdM 100 at 1.70. dergone no change under Office Unlisted of Price Administration ceilings, Ut. P A L 88. 3 at 49.00. being The exchange will be dosed Monday finished steel composite $50.73, semifinished steel $30, April 12th, Arbor 'Day. steelmaking pig iron $23.05 and steelmaking scrap $19.17. 32 80 at 1.70. - .01 .10 .10 JO .00 Mill at - .05 .011k 2A9 .051k .25 .60 .01 .01 Prince CAn Rico Argentine . Royslon Ccaln . . . Silver King Coal . Silver Kinr West . Silver Shield Silver Standard . Sioux Mines .. .. So. Iron Blossom Tintic Standard J0 .004 Jl .01 Plutus Tintic .01 .02 A0 .25 .00ft Fioche Bristol .... Plumbic Mines . Tar Baby Tintic Central .04', .18 .00 V, Park Utah Swansea Con .02 V, .01 .10 .00 ...... Standard .14 Jl J5 . So. .OIV4 .001k .03 004 .02 - Black & Bsason 4s sayers and Chemists Telephone 165 So. W. Temple Sod lake- CHy - H. E. HAVENOR & CO. Salt Lake City, Utah 500 Newhouse Building MEMBER SALT LAKE STOCK EXCHANGE INFORMATION FURNISHED ON UTAH COMPANIES OEDERS EXECUTED ON ALL EXCHANGES Telephone 57 Coa- l-' Continued from Page 1 capacity are, or were, in operation in France and Japan . . . reflecting the foresight of war-becountries without appreciable internal petroleum resources. In the United States, where the delusion of inexhaustible oil resources lingers tenaciously, we have been able, so" far, to make only a gesture toward solving the liquid-fue- l problem that inwill be ours if additions evitably to our known reserves keep on diminishing at the present rate, to say nothing of the difficulties we may encounter if that pace becomes accelerated. Warning that Germans have been successful in concealing vital information on their techniques, Ickes declared that Americas experiments have been limited to the small-scalexperimental plant maintained by the Interior Departments Bureau of Mines at Pittsburgh which has a capacity of 100 pounds of coal per 21 hours. nt on New & Used Electric Motors i Sdhuraga t o. Ele.cfliriic NEW AND USED MOTORS AND TRANSFORMERS FOR MINES, MILLS, FACTORIES 274 SOUTH FIRST WEST Formerly 141 Fierpont DIAL Art. on e 17 These quotations furnished by J. A. Hogle Company. 132 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 29Vt AC Anaconda Copper 44 AR American S. R. Co 39 HM Homes take Mines ...: ............ In International Nickel 33 Kn Kennecott Copper UVV U. S. Smelt. Ref USS. Ut. Metal A Tunnel 33 59 4042 10 I.T National Lead JO St. Joseph Lead 35 Unlisted Mining Stocks Normal quotations furnished by RichC. Badger A Co., 125 South Main Street,. Salt Lake City. .07 Bingham Development .... .03 ard Equity Oil Diamond .09 .02 Oil . .15 .03 Industrial Stocks . Amalgamated Sugar Common Amalgamated Sugar Preferred ... Consolidated Wagon & Machine . First Security Corp, Class A Utah Oil Refining Utah Power & Light $7 Preferred Z. C. M. I. Furnished by Edward L. Burton and Company, April 15, 1943, Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. 160 South Main Alaska Continued from Page 1 in Southeastern Alaska, the bureau is launching a new project for iron and copper ores. Vitally needed tungsten is being sought near Ryder, also in southeastern Alaska, and exploratory projects have been carried on at Yayobi Island for nickel and on the Kenai Peninsula for chromite. For accurate analyses of - the various ore deposits' investigated by the exploration parties, the ore samples are sent to the bureaus laboratories at Rolla, Mo., and Reno, Nev. Many of the ore to samples begin their journey the United States by dog team or plane. The Bureau maintains a district office at Juneau. Alaska, to coordinate the work of the various field parties. In past 3rears. Alaska has been prominent in the mineral world because of its gold. However, since the war started, the territorys position has been altered because of its increased Importance as a source of antimony and platinum, both of which are essential in war production. Antimony is utilized in bearings, battery plates, cable coverings, and in primers for ammunition. Platinum is in great demand by producers of electrical equipment. Scattered throughout Alaskas 5SG.OOO square miles are many untapped and unexplored mineral deposits which contain virtually all the strategic, critical, and essential war metals, Secretary Ickes stated. "The territory- thus far has produced nearly a billion dollars in minerbeen als. most of which has gold There has been little effort to exploit other ores because of the limited knowledge regarding their extent and richness. Private enterprise cannot be expected to develop these areas until their value has been proved. The bureaus exploratory work In the territory already has-re- . Factory; Continued from Page 1 endorsed by the WarDepartment. To the individual management man the bills meaning is clear, the magazine says. "It would, beyond doubt, hasten the compulsory allocation and movement of managerial, engineering, and technical personnel. This, although it doo3 not appear in the bill. Is definitely in the minds of its sponsors. The magazine points out that there is apparently no blueprint for the sudden mass mobilization of management. The average management man, if he himself is satisfied that he is employed to his fullest skill ln a. war or essential job, can go tn sleep each night with full confidence that he will awake to find himself in the same job next morning. suited in the development of several ore beds, and reports of the mining engineers and metallurgists are transmitted regularly to various interested governmental agencies, including the. War Production Board, the Defense Plant Corporation, the Board of Economic Warfare, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and the Army and Navy Munitions Board. In its Alaska program, the Bureau of Mines works closely with the Geological Survey, also of the Department of the Interior, which launched its studies of the mineral resources of Alaska in 1895. CRISMON & NICHOLS and Chemists Assay ota shippers agents. 229 COUTH WEST TEMPLE P. Boa 1701 Bah Lak a City . Btak . |
