Show FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL J MAND FOR RAilS FEATURE OF TRADING J f UN ON STOCK EXCHANGE 1 eV York Sept 16 The H.-The The week in the i feck ck market terminated in much theme tho the thome 1 me wa way that it t opened opened opened-a. a ferment sales sales in the tho two-hour two slon amounting to nearl nearly L arcs yes Ies equivalent to a a. full day cC t f 4 There was a marked change chans-c In the of or the operations h however r. r 1 terest converging almost entirely Split the tho railway division dl in which cx- cx erne enie gains of one to almost three throe joints were vere fairly numerous Except r United States Steel which contin- contin fed 1 its upward career to the now recI rec- rec recI I I at rd of ct industrials equipments and I Munitions were in comparatively light I lemand inand although Seabury Driggs-Seabury r med lined an fl additional seven se points d distinctly l irregular undertone was by In the favorites of ot the early eek eck and it was suggested that the Inward movement mo in In Investment estment issues 1 kas 88 being used aH as a cloak to unload he e more mercurial 1 stocks were moderate reversals in Mercantile Marines American Smelting je d Mexicans Studebaker and Baldwin t but hut Maxwell rose 3 31 points Ti leading fadIng was the only Important rallay rail rail- ay ay issue to han hang back but that stock i bud nd a smart gain g-aln earlier In the tho week hen it made Its new record K Aside AsidO from rom industrial conditions as Indicated b bv by the threatened expansion f r I labor Jabor troubles week-end week news was 7 favorable the mercantile agen- agen les reporting reporting- an Increase in distribution tion Ion of or merchandise and lar large e advance los lies The bank statement came up t to U ex executions expectations ex- ex t. t with a substantial gain Insh in inI I jash sh and an Increase of sll slightly moro more Mn han in excess reserves The F only feature to the bond market ruled from irregular to firm was eater reater diversification of offerings Toay's To- To iy's ays total sales par value NEW V YORK YOUK STOCK LIS' LIS LIST T. T I Open I H. H I L. L Beet Sugar 93 92 92 mer Can 0 66 65 65 Amer- Amer mer- mer C. C F F. F 68 67 68 mer IACO 80 70 7 I Amer S. S n. n 1091 IOn 1081 I mer Sugar Ref ReC Amer cr T. T T. T mer mer 1 Zo L. L S. S 2900 41 Hi 3 39 u 41 Ana na Co CoP 1 91 90 I Atchison IOn 1071 Loco 90 S 89 Baltimore S 0 90 rt R. Trani 85 85 B. B S. S Copper 1200 64 63 ClUr CaIl Pet lct 22 I 21 21 I Canadian Pac Central Leath S. S 0 Ohio h I o. o 6 64 H 63 i 6 64 4 L I c. c M l St. St P. P gg 98 95 97 07 t C. C R. R I. I P P. P 1900 lS 17 17 Chino Copper 53 53 F. F I I. I 56 5 55 55 Corn Pro net lief GOO 16 16 16 Crucible Steel 13 OO 95 05 Distillers Distillers' Sec 48 48 fErle Erle 1 40 39 Gen Electric 1711 1701 Gt North p d. d 1 11 19 n I do Ore I 1 43 43 Illinois Cent 10 l 1 1031 1031 Con CoP t Copper 60 61 Inter liar Har N. N J. J SOO 1171 1161 mt Int II 31 M. M pfd 1231 K K C. C South 1400 26 52 Ken Copper 52 51 52 1 Louis Nash 32 Mexican Pet 1121 I 1121 Miami Copner 37 37 M. M K 1 1 10 Pacific 4 Mont Mon 1 Power 1 90 Lead Copper 1 21 iN y Central noo 10 1091 1081 J N. N 1 Y No N. H. H H. H 62 6 CU Norfolk W V 1200 1321 1321 Northern Pac 1132 1131 Pacific Mail 28 28 Pac T. T 1 T T. T 38 38 38 Pennsylvania anla 56 Ray Con Cop 1600 25 25 25 0 1131 12 11 Rep I I. I S 6 tin 68 Sh t. t An Ariz Cop L. L 30 Southern Pac 1001 IOn 1011 South Southern rn Ry 1 25 25 Studebaker Co 1301 1291 1201 CoP 1 7 Texas Co 1 1100 2041 20 Union tinion Pacific 1 1481 un 1471 Preferred 82 82 U. U S. S md Ind Al AI I U. U S. S Steel lOS IOS 1071 I Preferred 1900 1300 1201 1201 i Utah Copper SH 85 I Wabash rfd B. B 1 28 J. J West Union I 1011 J West est J 1 64 I. I Total sales for tor tho the day shares I LIVE STOCK Chicago Sept Hogs Hogs Receipts weak at to lOc advance Bulk light mixed 0 hea heavy 1005 1145 rough 10 5 pigs Cattle Cattle Receipts GOO COO steady Native beef cattle G 6 CO GO 11 1125 5 western steers 5 40 10 40 stockers an and feeders I cows and heifers hollers calves 8 0 1300 n T Ar AflA Jonn Tl Ut k o. o 0 ers ers 10 to ewes L lambs lamb 1100 A J Kansas City Citro Sept 16 TIe Hogs Hogs Re Receipts 2 higher Bulk Bull 1070 f. f heavy hea packers and butchers butch butch- ers 10 10 light pigs 9 JOO 1025 t t. Cattle Hec Receipts steady Prime t I fed steers 10 1000 dressed beef heet steers 7 r. r western steers t- t rs G. G 50 i 9 50 O. O cows heifers GOO t 1 1050 stockers stocker and feeders t bulls bull bulls 5 5 25 5 ft fl 6 G. G 50 cal calves 6 0 rj Sheep Sheep R Sheep Receipts Receipts none steady J Lambs I 1000 10 70 yearlings ewes owes Omaha Sopt 16 no Hogs Receipts s steady Heavy 1050 I. I light 10 pl pigs lI bulk of ot sales Cattle Receipts Cattle Receipts steady stead Native Nativo steers cows and heifers helferd 50 western steers G 75 I Texas steers stockers and i feeders f i I J She p Receipts 2300 steady Yearlings Year Year- Ii lings G 6 50 50 1 lambs 10 10 O 1060 T sue A it 1 New ew York Sept 16 The The market for 4 sugar ug-ar futures was quieter today andr and r were principally of ot an cven- cven If r In n up character but the undertone ag steady us as Cuban interests Interest seemed rit 1 to be on the tho buying aide side Closing quoI quo- quo I I J l were 1 point lower on Novem- Novem i ber bier er and and unchanged to 3 points higher for or other positions December sold If v from 44 to 4 26 closing at i March 1 92 closing at Ma Ala May closed 98 and Jul July at 4 O-i. O Raw Ilaw and re- re lined ned sugar holiday r 11 t Elgin HL IlL Sept 16 FiftY Butter Butter Fifty tubs bs at Chicago caro Sept Butter Butter tm- tm e changed Eggs Receipts 48 cases tm tm- ch changed Potatoes 30 uno un- un i. i Potatoes Receipts 30 cars o changed Poultry PoultrY Alive Alive un unsettled fowls 16 6 20 springs s. s lS ISi- ISi I t l IS H Sept 16 The H.-The The comp comp- f of ot tho currency today toda issued a I f call for tho the condition of ot all national i 1 banks at tho the close of business Tuesday f 1 12 FLAX I ML Minneapolis i Sept 16 Flax la 20 7 7 i l I LOCAL SECURITIES I IL L I John C. C Cutler s Jr rs weekly review of ot market conditions follows Conditions In practically an lines of business throughout the state arc aro normal normal normal nor nor- mal or better botter and although this Is 15 a n. presidential election year sentiment ent Is gr gradually dually improving and prospects for tor fall an and winter trade arc arc- excellent S It is declared that the festival of the Salt Princess held hold during the tho week In this city was a decided success and the encouraging encouraging- business conditions In Salt Lake were materially benefited b bYthe by bythe the carnival A farmer near Bountiful says that this year ho has hu grown brown sixty different varieties of small grains and not one crop failed which demonstrates the wide range of products that may m-ay bo be grown TOW in this state The following table gives the estimated esti estl- mated yields of ot the leading crops of ot the state this year with 1915 InS 1916 1016 1915 W Winter wheat he bu bu Spring wheat heat bu bu Oats bu bu Potatoes bu Hay tons tons Sugar Su ar beets are estimated to be bo in a condition of ot 93 per cent as 31 against ag 96 06 per cent at this time lime list last year ear Utah has Invested In 1200 factories which give employment to people an and pa pay out in I wages Nearl Nearly Is paid to Utah farmers and others for tor the raw products which are manufactured bYI by I these factories In 1915 the output of ot these different manufacturing industries industries industries indus indus- tries amounted to Dividends will be paid by a number of ot the institutions on the list the end endor endor or of this month and nd early earh In October The Zions Zion's Savings bank will pay 30 to stockholders next Wednesday On September 30 30 the tho Utah-Idaho Utah Sugar Sug company compan will pa pay 2 per cent regular and 1 per cent special amounting to to stockholders of record September 18 IS the Home Fire Insurance company com pan will pay pa 4 1 per cent amountIng amount- amount amounting amounting Ing to Heber J. J Grant Co 4 per pcr cent re regular lar and 4 per cent special Beneficial Life Lite Insurance company compan 21 per cent McCornick Co 4 3 1 per percent percent cent amounting amounting- to and Utah State National bank will pay 3 per cent regular dividend amounting to October 1 1 the Amalgamated Sugar company pays 3 per pcr cent and the tho Consolidated Consolidated Con Con- Wagon Wason Machine company pars pays 12 U per cent quarterly dividend Cutler Culler quotations follow tollow j 0 p c j up g c o i n 0 STOCKS g 0 n 3 Cl 0 c C Amalgamated Sugar Sug-ar Co 1 12 9 l l. l 00 Beneficial Lire Life Ins Co 10 0 10 13 00 Barnes Darnes Banking Co Ka 10 20 Bank Banle or of AmerIcan Fork 12 12 Bank of Heber City 12 12 1800 Bank of Southern Utah Celar 12 12 1900 Con Wagon Machine Co 7 7 7 10 OO Continental Life Ins Co Continental National Bank 8 8 9 1 O. O 00 Deseret National Bank 12 lG 15 30 00 D seret Savini's S 'S Bank 50 00 Davis County Count Dank Bank ton Fat 20 00 Farmers e ers ers' rs' rs n k 87 00 First National Dank Bank I Layton Laton 12 12 First National Bank Ogden Oden 12 12 20 First National Bank Murray 8 10 First National Bank 8 Brigham 18 18 Guardian C Cl Guaranty Guaran- Guaran ty Co 12 12 12 1510 Heber J. J Grant Co IG 16 20 2800 Homo home Fire Insurance Co 10 H 14 30 00 Hotel Utah Operating Co 10 10 Inland Crystal Salt Co 10 I F 7 Inter Mountain Life Lite In- In 77 Co 6 l 1350 O Kamas State Bank 7 7 1 I. I 7 Knight Trust Savings 7 Bank Provo 6 G 6 La Layton ton Su Suar ar Co 6 Co Bankers Bank Bank- ers 17 Merchants Merchants' Dank Bank Mountain StaleR Tel Tel Co 7 7 National Bank of the Republic 12 12 National City Bank 6 6 National Copper Bank Danle G 5 fi 5 Nephi National Bank Danle 8 S 8 1 1400 4 00 Ogden State Bank 12 18 Provo Pro Corn Com Savings Bank Banle 12 12 22 Salt Lake Security Trust Co 8 8 State Bank ot of Brigham 8 City 10 15 State Stat Bank Banle or of G Garfield 1 iS SL-E SL n nt lIi t t i i rd County Fillmore 1 0 State BaTik Banle of RIchmond 9 S 8 i S 8 1 5 00 Thatcher ios Ban Banking kl ng 9 J. Co Logan 10 10 I Utah Idaho Sugar Co 10 12 11 1810 Utah Trust I Co I I UL Utah l St State t l i Bank 0 1 11 12 Walker Dros Bros Bankers National 10 Ill I 2 LOO Zions Zion's Savings s Bank Trust Co 8 Z Z C. c. c r. r. r 1 i. i r 8 20 I BO BONDS DS j jI Aita I ta dub club I G 6 1 6 n 97 Con It- It Power Co CIt City 1921 1021 Ii 5 5 98 Salt Luke Lake City refunding 1921 4 4 96 Sumpter Valley railroad 1927 G 6 6 96 Utah Light Power Co 1930 1030 4 4 Utah Light Power Co 1930 G 5 95 Utah Hotel Co 1921 fj 6 6 Utah State Capitol Building Building- 1934 1034 4 4 00 Utah State Slate Capitol Building 1035 I U H 21 1031 17 3 3 1 In each Instance Add accrued In Interest to quotations on bonde MONEY Y NosY New York Sept Mercantile 36 31 per domand do- do Sterling Sterling day sixty bills L mand irand 1753 1751 cables r Francs domand dc- dc Sund mund mand cables Marks demand do- do mand 69 15 cables Kronen I demand 1 c cables Guilders demand 40 13 cables c. Urea a. a deSand demand cables Rubles demand cables Mexican dollars 52 x Government bond bonda steady tead Railroad bonds strong EVAPORATED FRUITS New York Sept 16 Evaporated Evaporated apples ap ap- ap- ap pIes ples a toady tend Prunes Prune firm A Apricots antI and peaches dulL duD Raisins firm NEW V V E YORK York Sept Quiet New spot weak No 1 darum wheat No 1 northern Du- Du hard No 2 Manitoba luth 1761 No I. I northern t. t O. O b. b New York 1 nC Corn easy No 2 yellow c C. C I. I f. f New York Oats SY 03 y standard I WHEAT VALUES BREAK BECAUSE OF BRITISH TRADE I I Chicago Sept 16 Uneasiness In re regard regard ro- ro gard to British trade restrictions did a good deal today to increase the selling gelling pressure on wheat Largely In consequence consequence conse conse- quence the tho market closed unsettled 1 13 U Uto to 22 23 not net lower with I December 1476 1471 and Ma May at Corn lost to i and a-and and oats Q to J 1 8 3 I cent Provisions finished irregular ranging rang from 47 cents decline to a rise of or 15 cents ti Conflicting opinions were put forth as to whether or not the latest London trade regulations concerning neutrals had reference to wheat I The he uncertainty I taint resulting counted decidedly In favor of the bears especially as foreign markets had failed to respond to yesterdays yesterday's yes yes- s upturn In prices here Continuance Continuance Continuance Con Con- of the millers millers' strike In Great Britain tended a so to handicap the bulls About the only Important rally which took place seemed to bo caused chiefly by word of or a big Teutonic victory victory vic yb- tory In Rumania near the Black sea The Tho raIl rally however did not at best come near to offsetting the tho previous break brelle in values and was not well maintained Lack of an any aggressive support became became became be be- came more and more evident e in tn the wheat pit as the session drew to a a. close What hat demand there was came chien chiefly from shorts taking profits On the other hand many weak holders displayed displayed dis- dis played notable anxiety to bo be relieved of ot the burden of ot carrying open risks over until Monday Corn weakened with wheat Besides It t was said frost predictions had not been een l fulfIlled to the extent which had been jeen looked for and that In an any case ease not more moro than 15 16 per cent cont of ot the crop could be hurt hur For the most part transactions in oats appeared to be of ot a local character charac charac- ter Export business was hindered b by a lack of or cars Although provisions made mad a firm start in sympathy with higher prices on hogs the tho market afterward after eased cased otto off Influenced b by the weakness ness of or grain Lard prices were upheld by liberal liberal lib lib- eral oral purchasing that was ascribed to a leading cading packer Leading futures ranged as follows I Open I High I Low I Close VI AT- AT Dec I 18 1491 1461 1471 Ma May 1 14 1491 1 1491 1471 COHN- COHN 7 7 72 12 May fa 1 31 74 1 OATS OATS OATS- Dec I 47 IH IHMa May Ma- 4 50 nl PORK PORK- Oct 2675 Jan 2372 2390 2365 2370 LARD LARD- Oct I 1150 1450 I Hf 1450 O I 1442 I 1445 Jan Jan 1375 1 1385 I 1370 13 1372 RIBS RiBS RIB Oct I 1440 I 1440 b I 1430 I 1430 ian I 1275 I 1282 1275 1275 Cash quotations Wheat Wheat No 2 red 1451 No 3 red No 2 hard No 3 hard lard Corn Corn orn No 2 yellow No o 4 white Oats Oats No 3 white il H standard lr Rye Rye NO 2 Barley Barley SO SO 16 Timothy Clover Clover li 1100 00 1 1100 1 00 Pork 28 Pork 2805 05 Lard Lard Lard-i Lard 1130 Ribs H 14 1456 1495 95 Resources of Federal Reserve Banks Reach Total of 0 Washington Sept 16 The H.-The The federal reserve boards board's statement of ot the combined combined com corn resources and liabilities of ot the twelve re reserve r e banks on September 15 15 Hi fol follows 1 ow's RESOURCES Gold coin and in vaults Gold settlement fund Cund Gold redemption fund with United States treasurer Total gold reserve Legal tender lender notes silver etc 7 83 80 0 0 Total reserve Five per cent redemption fund funda a against federal reserve bank banle notes BILLS DISCOUNTED AND BOUGHT Maturities within 10 days From 11 to 30 days From 31 to 60 days layS From 61 to 90 days Over 90 days Totals h IN Y I TU I I TS United d States S1 bonds U One One- year One car United States J treasury notes Municipal warrants Total earning as assets Federal reserve notes net 1 Due from federal reserve banks net All An oth other r resources Total resources G LIABILITIES Capital paid in In Government deposits Member bank deposits not 3 Federal reserve notes net net I Federal reserve bank notes in cir circulation cir cir- I clr-I All other liabilities 3 Total liabilities Gold rc reserve er e against net deposit and no note |