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Show Confusion In Salt Lake Stock Exchange WEDNESDAY OCT. S, 1958 Asked Bid Listed Stocks .05 .03 ft Big Hill SALES Bristol 811. 1000 at 7. 300 at 7. Cres. Eg. Oil 1000 at 7. 1000 at 7. Con. Eureka 1000 at 10ft. Croff Oil 700 at 38ft. 1300 at 38. 200 38. East Standard 500 at 18, 500 at 18. East Utah 500 at 18ft. Kentucky Utah 1000 at 15ft, 2000 at . . at 15, 500 15. Leonora 4000 at 4, 2000 at 4. Lakeside Mon. 2000 at 2ft. Miners Gold 1000 at 6ft, 2000 at 6ft, 5000 at 7. Park City Con. 2500 at 32. 1000 at 32. Royston 1000 at 14, 1000 at 14. 100 at 44, 400 at 44, 61L K. Westn. 100 at 44, 100 at 44. CURB SALES East Cr. Point 500 at 4. East Utah 400 at 18. Kentucky Utah 1000 at 14ft. Miners Gold 1000 at 7. 1000 at 7. Trans-Unio- n Oil 1000 at 9ft. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1958 SALES at Bristol Silver 1000 at 7ft. Cardiff 500 at 15ft, 500 at 15ft. Croff Oil 200 at 38ft, 200 at 38ft, 38, 1000 200 at 38. Dragon Cpn. 300 at 63, 200 at 63. East Standard 2000 at 16ft, 1000 at 16ft, 1000 at 17, 1500 at 18, 3000 at 18, 1500 at 18, 1500 at 18ft, 500 at 18ft. East Utah 500 at 18ft. Horn Silver 1000 at 8ft. 1000 at 8ft. Kentucky Utah 1000 at 15ft. Miners 1000 at 2000 Gold 7. at 7. 10000 at 7, Plumbic 2000 at 7. SU. 8hield 500 at 2ft, 1000 at 3ft. BUver Btd. 1000 at 3ft, 2000 at 3ft. Trans Union Oil 1000 at 8ft. Willis ton B. Oil 1500 at 28. 100 at 28. CURB SALES Croff 011100 at 38ft, 100 at 38ft, 100 At 38Vhe Madison Mines 500 at 22ft. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1952 Bonanza at 9ft, yai.wa Oil&Mg. 1000 at 9ft, 1000 at 9ft. 1500 at 15, 2000 at 15, 1000 at 15, 1500 at 15. 1000 at 15. 1000 at 15ft, 2500 at 15ft, 500 at 15ft, 1500 at 16, 3500 at 16, 2000 at 16, 1000 at 16, 3000 at 16, 3000 at 16. East Utah 500 at 18ft, 200 at 18ft, 500 at 18ft. , Horn BUver 1000 at 9, 1000 at 9, 1000 at 8ft. BUver Shield 7000 at 2ft, 5000 at 2ft 8000 at 2ft, 3000 at 2ft, 4000 at 2ft, 2000 at 3. Tintic Standard 300 at 1.30, 300 at .11 1.30, 500 at 1.30. .02ft Williston B. OU 200 at 30. 2.25 CURB aAi.wfl East Standard 600 at 16ft, 500 at 1000 East Standard x Prince 09ft 02ft Con. xProsper Oil ds Mng XRlco Argentine xRoyston Coxln xSllver King Coeln xSllver King West. xSllver Shield 2.12ft 12ft 2.80 43 16ft. Ut. Wyo. Con. Oh 500 at 32. THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1952 02ft Croff OU 40. 100 SALES 40, 200 at at 40, KXTat at 13ft, 500 at Madison Mines 500 at 23ft, 500 at 23ft, 1000 at 23ft. 500 at 23ft, 500 at 23ft. Mag. Lead it OU 1000 at 6, 1000 at 6. Miners Gold 1000 at 6ft, 1000 at Oft, 1000 at Oft. North Idly 200 at 40, 300 at 40, 300 at 40, 200 at 40, 100 at 40, 100 at 40. ark Bingham 1000 at 5ft, 1000 at Park City Con. 500 at 32ft, 500 at 32 Vfce Tintic Standard 100 at 1.30, 100 at East Standard 13ft. 500 1.30. CUBB SALES East Standard 1500 at (xlndieates operating companies.) (The Exchange hours are now from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., with curb trading until 12:30 p.m. closed Saturdays.) BALES 500 at 25. Comb. ldetals Croff 011500 at 37ft, 500 at 37ft. East Standard 5000 at 16ft, 3000 16ft. 3500 at 16. East Utah 500 at 18. 500 at 18. Eureka Lilly 1000 at 6ft. Kentucky Utah 300 at 16. Madison Mines 300 at 23ft. Miners Gold 1000 at 7, 500 at 7. Mt. States Dev. 1000 at 5. Asst Zuma lc. deL sold asst. pd. on Asst Silver Btd. ftc, del. sold asst pd. on sale Asst. Little May ftc, deL 10-24--52, 2, 2, 2, 2. will sell asst pd. Sundance Oil lc, payable sold on Oct. 1. sale Dir. 2, 10-9-5- 13, 500 13. 500 at 13. 500 at 13, 13, 3000 at at 13. 13, 1000 500 at Galvanizers Set Fall Meeting The fall of the Galmeeting vanizers Committee, sponsored at by American Zi pc Institute, will be held at the Bismardk Hotel, Chicago, 111., on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20, 21, 22. According to J. T. Mayhew, Weirton Steel Oo., chairman o the governing board, the highlight of the 'meeting will be an inspection trip of the Inland Steel Company Indiana Harbor Plant on Friday. R. J. Stoker, U. S. Steel Co, and his program committee have announced that at the closed sessions on Thursday morning and Saturday mom ing, subjects of interest to op erating and technical men wil be discussed. On Thursday aftsale ernoon, an open meeting has been scheduled when qualified speakers will discuss severe angles of the industrys fabri Oct eating and marketing problems. Mt. View 5000 at 2 ft. New Quincy 1000 at 8ft, 1000 at 8. Park City Con. 1000 at 32, 500 at 32. 500 at 31. Plumbic 4000 at 7, 1000 at 7. Sil. K. Coaln. 100 at 2.80. 811. K. Westn. 100 at 43. Willis ton B. Oil 500 at 28, 2000 at 27. 500 at 27. CUBB SALES Bullion 1000 at 4. Grand Deposit 1000 at 3ft. Rico Argentine 100 at 2.25. 500 at 13ft. Royston Nev.-Ta- h Oil A Ml. is temporarily while withdrawn 500.000 financing, shares aw to be sold at 10c per share, trading will be resumed as soon as it is completed. Assessment Grand Deposit ftc, Del. sold asst. pd. on sale . at all-da- y H. E. HAVENOR & CO. 529 NEWHOU8E BUILDING, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Member Salt Lake Stock Exchange Information Furnished on Utah Companies Orders Executed on All Exchanges Telephone 57 18.00 16.25 New World 6.75 6.55 Oreille Pend 1.90 1.86 Sidney 113.00 Water Pow. Pr ...110,50 .03 .02 Whitewater (Tuesday, October 7, 1952) BOARD SALES Registered Day Mines 100 at 2.44. ' New Hilarity 1000 at at 1.44. Sil. Summit-1- 00 Unlisted 100 at 18.65. Hill Bunker INTERSESSION Registered Day Mines 100 at 2.44. Grandview 2000 at 43, 500 at ; Confusion over prices continued to upset both the zinc and copper markets last week, but the reaction of buyers was by no means the same in both situations. remained demand Copper brisk as producers stepped up their campaign to obtain some setaction on a multiple-pricis which growing'increasing-l- y up worse. Buyers appeared to be satisfied that any adjustment of the situation would result in an increase in the domestic ceiling price of 24 a pound. Zinc consumers on the other hand continued cautious, evidently feeling that the price bottom had not yet been reached despite the two half-cecuts on September 18 and 22, which took the quotation to 13 cents a pound. Many producers refused to make the secreduction and a ond half-cesplit-pricsituation developed, with some sales being recorded at both prices. According to reliable reports the general services administration offered to buy 5000 tons of Prime Western zinc at the 13 cent price from the custom smelter which reduced the price, but refused to take the foreign grade of zinc which the smelter offered at that figure. on the other hand, reported that the government had purchased substantial tonnages at for the permanent stock-pil- e 13 cents a pound. Metal market developments for the week were reported by E. & M. J. Metal and Mineral markets as follows: COPPER 24 c., Valley (foreign 34,883 3. e 42. Hecla 100 at 13.25. Idaho Silver 3000 at Lucky Friday 100 at 1.90. Water Power 25 at 26.87. Unlisted Pend Oreille Sidney 200 at refy.) -- a Alpine 5 . R .08 07 fabricators totaled 298,849 tons as August ended, up 17,785 tons for the month. TfcAD 16c., N. Y. (f.a.s. Gulf 14c.) Sales of lead in the domestic the last week amounted to 5296 tons, which compares with 13,069 tons in the preceding week. Business might have been better except for the weakness in zinc. The undertone of the market was steady. Producers' find themselves in a fairly comfortable position so far as September is concerned. Howard I. Young, deputy administrator of DMPA, in an address before the Denver meeting of the American Mining Congress, revealed that his division has purchased 26,105 tons of lead to date for the civilian-strategistockpile. The total quantity authorized for acquisition by DMPA for resale to industry if the need arises was 30,000 tons. For the benefit of anyone who may have the notion that this is going to be a regular activity of DMPA, Mr. Young said, there are no plans at present and that there have been no plans to set up temporary reserves of other materials. ZINC The rate at which new business has been coming into the zinc market has been disappointing to some producers, particularly after the price moved up to 14 cents in the preceding week. Effective September 18, a custom smelter dropped its selling price basis of 14 cents. This move unsettled the market all along the line and business slackened appreciably. The same producer reduced the price to 13 cents on Sept. 22, making a net loss for the week of 1 cent. market for c J. A. HOGLE & CO. Member Salt Lake-Spokane-N- ew York Stock Exchanges WE SPECIALIZE IN MINING STOCKS Loans Blade on Listed Mining Securities 132 Main St. 5 Wall St. 2380 Washington Blvd. SALT LAKE SPOKANE OGDEN Theie quotations furnished by J. A Hogle it Company, 132 South Main St, Balt Lake City. Utah. AR American Smelting 842 ft A Anaconda Copper 40 ft HM Homestake Mining 36 ft IN International Nickel 44ft PD Phelps Dodge 36ft . 72 KN Nennfecott UTP Utah Power it Light 30ft These quotations furnished by Merrill Lynch, Pearce. Penner it Beene, 23 East Second South St.. Salt Lake City, Uah. Bid Asked 8 9.40 Amalgamated Sugar. Pfd. 8 First Sec. Corp. Class A 22.50 23.25 20.12 ft Mountain Fuel 20.37 ft 18.00 Utah Fire Clay 19.50 . TTatah Oil Refining 30.50 32.00 14.50 15.00 Utah Southern Oil ZCM1 57.00 61.00 100 at 6.70. 1.98, 100 at 1.86, MARKETS Eastern Stocks Industrial Stocks at The following quotations are compiled from Information obtained from various brokers. The securities are neither listed nor admitted for trading privileges on any national securities exchange. UNLISTED STOCKS nt Demand for copper continues active. Fabricators are taking both domestic and foreign metal in volume, and would like to accumulate as much of the former as they can lay their hands on. . The 24 cent price can only rise, they argue. The multiple pricing situation, accentuated by the recent action by OPS in granting ceiling of 27c, to Calumet & Hec-lon copper reclaimed from sec ondary materials, has resulted in requests for similar relief by custom smelters. The scrap situation has been bad and it is fast becoming worse. The subject of pricing domestic copper will be brought up at a meeting of the Copper Producers' Advisory committee. Sales of copper in the foreign division of the market were fairly large last week, totalling 28,799 tons, against 18,874 tons in ttie preceding weejk. Our average price was slightly lower. Fabricators in this country shipped products during August that contained 119,115 tons of copper, which compares with 82,419 tons (revised) in July, the vacation period. Stocks of refined copper in the hands of 100 2.00. OVER-THE-COUNTE- e s, 4. -- nt Dow-Jone- 10, 1953 Spokane Stock Exchange Price Trends Hits Markets Dlv. Ut. Wyo. Con. Oil 2c, payable Nov. 10, to stockholder of record Oct 25. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1952 at 15, October The Western Mineral Surrey, Salt Lake City, Utah 4 - CROMER BROKERAGE COMPANY Salt Lake Stock Exchange Building, 39 Exchange Place Salt Lake City 1, Utah We have a limited number of 1951 summary of stocks, also high-loa price sheet that will be sent to yon free upon request. ar w |