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Show IMPROVED MARKET FOR LOCAL-STOCKS Although no large sales have been recorded re-corded in the local stocks and bonds, the market, altogether has shown a decided improvement during the past week. A large number of small transfers have been consummated and a slight rise in price ha3 taken place In several of the commercial securities. Most of the sales have been in the following stocks: The I tah Sugar company, both preferred and common stock; the preferred stock of the Amalgamated Sugar company; the Z. C M. I., the Deseret National bank and the preferred mock of the Consoiidated Wagon and Machine company. The stock of the Idaho Sugar company has advanced to $12.V per share, and small advances have been made in bonds. The latest quotations on the principal dividend-paying stocks and bonds are: Deseret National bank l-jsfi 50 C. M. 1 lts.uo Home Fire Insurance company 146. U0 The Utah Sugar company, $6!XM),0u0 I'referred 10.04 Common g gfj State Bank of Utah 1:7). 00 Deseret Savings bank 240. Oi Commercial National bank l()!oo Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company 1:5.00 Provo Commercial & Savings bank.. ino.OO Iehl Commercial & Savings bank... lOO.Ou Thatcher Bros. Banking company, Logan ".. J20.0O First National bank, Ogdcn 246.00 Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company 91.00 Davis County bank. Farmington B0.no Barnes Banking company, Kaysvlile 220.00 Ogden Savings bank lio.OO Consolidated Wagon- & Machine company. Preferred I'll. 00 Common fij.5u Greeley Sugar company 125.00 Amalgamated Sugar company, capital capi-tal J4.000.0uo Preferred ". 97.50 Common 90.00 Idaho Sugar company, capital, $1,000,000 r Provo Woolen Mills company, capital capi-tal $300,000 70 00 People's Co-op, Lehi !. 950 BONDS. Church bonds 102 23 Consolidated Railway & Power company Bonds 100 00 Salt Lake City Railroad bonds..!!'" 10' 25 Sampter Valley railroad io 25 Utah County Light & Power com- Pany Bond" IOO 00 |