Show re Financial and Commercial 1 I tELLING PRESSURE WEAKENS STOCKS trading Mainly Professional y and Market Without J Leadership I LOSE GENERALLY WEAK I iop Outlook Encouraging I land and Railroads Preparing to tot t i Meet Harvest t ew New York Tul July Tuly 5 Stocks Stocks were un- un r r selling pressure re almost from the a of today's session nn and much of or 10 early weeks week's rise was lost The TIle fling centered about the leaders with most marked In Amalga- Amalga Copper United States Steel and arid Pacific The Tho market was clearly Without leadership in either cither direction I and the output represented I more nore than professional trad- trad trad-j trad 4 shipment of gold gohl to Paris ParisI I ras as announced making a total of ot 8 t to that center In little more mort han ban a week The Bank Banle of or England lost ost ot over ocr gold on the week Ind ud nd materially reduced the proportion bf t I liability reserves which fell to bar rl cent compared with per cent centI I his week last year ear If Lowest t.-Lowest Lowest prices of ot the day were registered regis regis- ered In the final hour when rumors the copper situation and steel for tor tho the recent quarter were Circulated ted Various special specialties ties yielded Je rith Ith the declines elsewhere producing I i generally weak close I II Thc Jf-Thc I The crop outlook continued most en- en and ices advices from all leading lead lend ing railroad centers indicated that traffic fic Ie Ic officials were making preparations o o meet the harvest this being especially espe espe- I I tally laUy true o of Kansas Oklahoma Texas axas J Bonds were Irregular with no pronounced pro pro- change Total sales par value I United States governments bonds ere unchanged on call I I DUX'S DUNS TRADE REVIEW V. I Nw tw r York July 5 R. G.-R. R. R G. G Duns Dun's weekly t re re- f of ot trade tomorrow will pay MY is satisfactory and In some ome tnt HOM Un acUT notwithstanding the usual cumer sumie sum cum ie er up and the Incident to the time of ot the year Moreover r. r pr prospects for leu era oven even better than actual current con con- and the ch characteristic feature of the ther r reek tet k the tho leading CIlIn trade and In In- centers rs In all nil sections of or the tho country t the Is ii he be ex expanding and deepening optimum c I l In a considerable degree decree based ed on the that nothing but a n crop failure shinto or other calamity CAn cnn no now check the Improve Improve- nt that has ret iet In and It Is noteworthy that her ow I Is toe thA optimism more marked than thau In 10 Int J t a agricultural sections IK I Z LIVESTOCK MARKETS 1 r Chicago July D. 5 Cattle Receipts 2000 OO maret market mar mar- ket et ct steady to higher Beeves 75 1 ex un steers 6 o steers 65 70 10 stock era soil and f feeders ders cows cos and Ifen 7 calves cales 5 n J Receipts cc ph 1 Market steady teady to Sc I iber Light mixed pigs S. S Ik ot of ashes NO Market fa ket strong generally higher Native western 25 25 satire 00 western i. i 1800 M J Kansas City Mo July C. C j. Catte Cattle Receipts c CO 01 Including 6 COO f Market strong 6 65 0 southern steers southern cow cowa and heifers Co native ws rs s soil and heifers 87 stockers lt krs and antI feed r cr m ra fOO OO bulLs hulU j c caRes s hs U SOl western stern steers n. n wl western OWl cows feo 0 no 6 Market steady to Cc c bu Bulk Dulk of or JI heavy 7 L 60 packers n anti t butchers i. i lights il j 4 40 pl pic a II i ii Sheep It 2000 Market strong Mut Mut- lons ODI 4 I C. C OO Wd find nd yearlings range well ves j South Neb eb Jul July S. S Cattle Cattle Receipts 00 t steady d. d Native 65 vf and heifers Loiters 3 ro western tern steers 5 52 25 3 Texas It ste r ran range cowa eow and 3 a M caune 1 and cra clIn j cavi 7 7 75 bulls bull stags te n Market hade bade stronger 71 mixed mind 7 7 light 1 I pl pigs s 6 00 bulk of or sales i 7 2 25 Shoop Shoop Receipts 2000 Jr Market steady y r. r toes wetteN OO uce 3 3 o o I 25 5 lambs lamb 7 1 85 l' l et IJ 1 I t e York Tork July 5 Copper Copper easy Standard spot 17 July 17 August September 1715 Electrolytic 1 11 1 casting li 1717 4 git Tin ear easy eary spot 4 40 Jul July tSO g I I Lead Irad inn firm i I I. I Spelter firm tins 1 10 0 Antimony quiet Cookson's SOO Iron W-Iron l Iran steady s Cop Copper r arrivals at New W York 60 SO A tons exports IJ Is month tons tone Local soles DIes to 0 tons i 1 copper eu easy eay spot JiG 76 6 iSa Sd futures i lOs Local Local l sales MM of ot tin tin tons London tin quiet r. r t. t tOO futures m. m M London lead is 18 10 lOs spelter 6 26 6 Is 48 Cleveland ron warrants is In London Jondon 1 lie 11 I L. L I C. C Allis halmers pd 2 Amalgamated Copper r 54 U 4 u GO 14 73 an 3 It 31 Am Car Foundry too 1 SS s s rs r St American Cotton CUon Oil S 53 53 Ani n. n L. L pM 2001 Oj i 2 25 5 Am J lee Securities 17 27 21 26 6 American LInseed 14 American 41 43 13 Am Smelt 5 1 81 53 Preferred ed eo I 10 Am Steel d m. Am Sugar ill IJO Tl TI k Tel OO 14 U American Tobacco Woolen Anaconda Mining u cx div 42 n 41 Atchison 1110 1 1 GO io 1 A Atlantic Coast 1404 1 Ohio 1 IOS Bethlehem Steel Steel s Ji m Brooklyn Rapid Transit Coo 13 Zo 92 42 93 Gi 57 Loather 17 26 oi f s Central ot of Nr 20 speake Che-speake alie Ohio 1200 SI S1 2 SO Im fJ tO Alton Atton Chicago Great We Western tem 17 Preferred 34 Chicago North orth Western 1367 34 1361 Chicago UI MU St. St Paul 1400 1 16 loc C. C C. C C. C St. St Louts 9 Colorado Fuel Iron 11 Ii t Colorado Southern h Con lS 2700 1431 Corn Product 1 15 f. f 15 Denver t Rio RID 19 11 19 19 00 26 6 25 S Securities 33 rn 32 2 Erie 3 35 31 Z 5 1 st Int pret preferred OO 53 53 52 I Sl Second nd preferred I General Electric 2100 Groat Northern MOO 13 at 01 Northern ore ctt 2500 42 4 42 Illinois Central 6 1 13 let 2000 2154 2 21 21 fo 1 1 1 OO O co International Marine 17 International Paper IGl International Pump 2154 i Iowa lown C 11 hansas City Southern ru 25 25 11 25 Preferred 9 laclede Gas Nashville 1100 HO It Minneapolis St S1 Louis 18 sr f St. St I P. P S. S S. S I. I Missouri Kansas Knos 00 2714 2714 2011 1 Preferred exa 0 9 90 M 15 1 36 National Atonal nl Biscuit cult National Lend JOO 5 59 15 flys ot of 3 f. f 31 New cw York Central 30 York O. O W. W 17 31 16 IC 3 Norfolk Western Wester 1144 14 North American GOO Un 83 63 Northern Pacific IH I R 12 S Pacific 0 n Gas Gns lU 11 lt P. P C C. C. C St. St Louis 90 IOS Coal 10 i 22 2254 22 Steel CAr 60 Car Railway Steel Stcl Spring 3 Republic Steel Steel 3 3 s 26 S IG 2714 Preferred r IG 84 21 Rock Co 60 s 2 24 21 1 10 si 6 si Lt SO St SL I. I S. S f F. F l td O 7 37 St. St LOli Southwestern 3 Pr 73 Sloss Sheffield S. S I. I 5 O 1 J 1954 ll Southern Halh Railway 29 9 2414 2854 S 4 1800 16 jG 76 75 5 Tennessee e Copper C I H 1 1214 2 42 Pacific 23 3 J. J S W Western lcm Union Pacific 1 29 10 r l q 1 United tat R Realty ly 30 81 M 81 80 tnt flub ox lT S 63 5 Hl 54 SOy United Steel Steel 71 69 11 4 un Utah Copper 1 t 61 6 62 G irginia Carol Cht 40 1954 H Wabash H H Preferred 10 40 1314 13 13 1514 Hi 13 1314 Western Maryland 45 C ll rs rT Si 87 Westinghouse Electric 1 1900 O S it iG Union S. S 4 j 8 52 Wheeling Lk rrIe 10 8 S 8 7 7 Valley nley 9 Chino 6 IG 31 16 32 1600 48 21 3 21 n 21 American Tobacco 2 2600 3 O 30 Airline 1000 2454 t 2354 2 2314 Preferred ts 5 53 Si 1 1 L d v o IJ IZI snares AND tD D Chicago Jul July 5 Grain Gralia went i ma d today e of f a worldwide world wide vIde Improvement ru enK nt In crops rop Whet Wheat closed l' l lH to 4 54 lower lu In wh wheat at the tile whole tide tte of ol tru swept against tl the bulls bulN Since the 1018 clo close th tb entire northwest t had n ruin rain In l Dorn a n way that removed all 11 doubt as sc to u a 1 flattering prospect South Dakota wa was soaked four tour Cable news hews was on the side sile of s eilers WID weather conditions condi couii tins having 1 Itt over o the United Kingdom Franco France und and uno of oC nu Rus Itus- sia sla la A banner day ilay for or the the- HIt bears was wan wa the In Inevitable in- in evitable rC result Dilated longs foul found compelled co to unload on 01 a fast winking sinking market and d the tie worst wort break brak of oC the seaon sea sea- on m In the List last fifteen fIfee minutes Jul July wheat heat ben held leJ up noticeably better than deferred deliveries The he reason u was wan that the ownership of or the wheat now no here hiss has ha been cn centralized and nod there Is 18 saul Bald to be little elevator room rom available for other holdings Between the opening and nod tbt close the thc September option In which mo most t of ot the selling took place s WUI from to J wih with the tie final fitial tone tont Ih at the thc first flut named figures a a loss of or i ito to 2 T cents neL net Vuly uly uly option In iii II corn cor a as u In wheat IT was not hammered so 80 freely n as 88 other del crl deliveries and showed Ibo ell some power r to rally raly September fluctuated sled from 6 to 69 J. J closing weak 2 21 ftc c net lower at 61 bU No 0 2 yc yellow I 0 was ns quoted at atA ati i 4 j 5 A bele belief that the Ir largest et crop ever r raised In inthis this thU country halt had become assured made mare oats oata oat at times almost as active and ll depressed sl a as Th wheat o t tAnd and corn corn Outside limits touched for September Septem b her ber r proved pr ld to b be and 11 with the close dOll 35 ii u a nil fall of ot l 1 compared compard with wih forty eight hours bour previous Constant support from packers packer sustained provisions pro JIO visions The Tb average setback for pork prk lard lart and bacon did not amount mount to more than 5 S cents Leading futures ranged n as follows WI WHEAT I EAT EAT- I Open I ll High h. h I 1 Low Lw I Close July luly 1 I Oo 0 Sept 10 O Jh 10 i ILI Dec Dec lan lo CORN CORN- I Open Orn I High I Low Lw I mo e. e July 72 70 Sept 6 7 t 69 67 l li 67 6 i Dec Df f 4 60 4 SS r iS OATS OATS- OATS I Open I I High h. h I Low rw Iw I Close Oost H 44 12 2 43 Sept 31 m 1 4 6 2614 D Io If 3 14 2554 i 37 3 li la May O O 40 O 13 I io f I Open I 1 High I Ix Im w. w I Close July 1823 1835 Seit 1895 18 1893 15 i 1871 Oct 1965 1 1870 iO IA nD- nD I Open I 1 High I 1 Low Lw I Clo Close l Sept 1 0 21 1092 I 1083 10 1000 1090 O Oct I I 10 1095 I SHOUT RIBS RIBS- I Open ipen I High I Low W. W I Clot July JulS 42 1031 1040 Sept pt i 1055 r Oct Oct 10 O 10 1050 O 1010 r. r Cah h quotations were n ns as follows follo 8 Easy B Spring best bard bud 61 n Rye c No o. o C. C 75 i Barley Feel r ie T mIxing S O fair to choice boice malting Timothy aeed 1 1 00 Clover Seed Seed 1 14 COf 1800 Il Mix Mess Pork rork lork 1850 l ln Io In 1070 Short I e. e GRIN GRAIN S. S STATISTICS Total of ot wheat and flour our were III 1 to 10 bushels bushel lj 1 for tho 1 week wk lk ns nc brwn by br tV worn wern to Primary rc receipts rt wore ore O 11 11 K om with bushels thin th tl corre OIL OIL- dl OILa a n year ago ngo Q for tor r tomorrow tomor row Wheat 17 1 ears eari Corn Com orn ears cnn Mt oats otts cars bog bogs 1300 head E ENU AND NU SUGAR R. New York Tuly July G. Cr Coffee C. future chose r nt tt 3 to lo 17 1 decline 1343 r l 1352 October r. r 1356 mb November r r. r 1363 1370 JiO 1 February 1378 April 1 1310 1380 0 May and nud June Junc 13 1381 SI Spot pt j stonily lendy Rio Illo HI No I. I 7 7 H. H 1453 Snobs Santos Xo No o. o 4 4 i lC Cordova 1 t quirt quiet SO 89 tc test lct t I C IG lest te-t. ii lolu s sw S 63 s U lut t 30 l I LOCAL SECURITIES I There Thero Is a n ver very fair volume of or business business busi busi- ness b being being- transacted In nearl nearly all al seasonable seasonable seasonable sea sea- lilIes throughout the tho country I according to John C. C Cutler Cuter jr Cos Cos weekly financial review II Locally retail trade Is normal while wholesale business Is only fairly active i In the tile building line lne some Improvement appears though the volume of or busness bUsiness business busi bus ness Is 15 not as S large a as expected Th The crop r reports ports are fro favorable so BO prospects are arc bright for a n good gOOl fall trade Local securities will no doubt be bemore bemore bemore more active tile the coming week as dividends divi have hare been paid b by man many o of the tile corporations During the week dividends divi 1 were paid by the following in institutions in in- Amalgamated Sugar company compan 1 15 H per percent percent percent cent Consolidated Wagon WaJon and Machine company compan 2 per pel cent Beneficial Life LIte Insurance company 2 per cent Homo 1 Fire Insurance com company pan 2 per cent National Bank of or Republic G C per cent Walker Bros Bankers 6 C per cent regular regular regular reg reg- ular and 3 per cent special and First National atom bank Murra Murray 2 per cent Other Institutions that pa pay their dividends divi this month are Barnes BankIng BankIng BankIng Bank- Bank Ing company coman 4 per cent and an extra Bank of American Fork 2 per cent Continental National hank bank 4 per cent Merchants Bank Banle 4 per cent Deseret National bank 3 per cent Davis Count County bank 4 per nor cent and an extra First National bank O Ogden den 3 per cent and a probable extra Ogden Savings hank bank 3 per cent arit and am a probable probable proba proba- ble hie extra Provo Commercial and SavIngs Savings Sayings Sav Say ings bank 3 per cent Salt Sal Lake Security Se Se- and Trust 2 curi company compan per pct cent Thatcher Bros BroR Banking company compan Lo Lo- gan Jan 2 per cent Utah Utah State National bank 3 per cent and First National bank Logan 4 per cent Many Ian other banks and companies also als PD pay their dividends this month which help to tomoko moko mk ht Diva Din g Paid Palt o 0 r 3 I C C. C I r I II I 3 RU Sugar r pfd 6 G 13 1240 Beneficial Life lAte Insurance Co 10 10 l OO Barnes Banking Co I 8 11 1 hank of oC American Fork 10 10 Bank Danl or of 10 12 17 1750 Bank ak ot of Iron County Cit 6 G 6 1200 Hank Bank of Southern Cedar IZ 12 12 1710 10 Con Wagon Machine Co 8 I S Life LIe Ins and In mv o. C-o. C. C 7 90 Continental National 8 S National 12 17 Deseret Savings Bank 8 50 I Davis County Dank BAnt ton S 16 O st Pu-st Firt National Dank Bank lZ 1 12 1500 First MorganS S S 1 First National Bank ank Ogden 12 lZ 30 OOOO First t National flank Dank MurrayS S 8 HO rit National Dank Bank Io nn S S First National Batik Brigham 14 1 13 Z Oa Home 1 Fire Insurance lank 10 U 14 2300 Heber J J. J Grant C. C IG 16 1900 J. J I. I Bank Richfield it 16 16 Kamas State Bank 6 6 Merchant Bank S S G C National Dank Bank of ct the Republic 10 to 10 National Copper tie National 6 6 O Ogden S Savings lZ ZO 30 I Provo ProTo Com Coin and Savings Dank lZ 22 Salt Lake Security nod Trost Co S S Sal State Bank ot of Brigham CI 10 1214 12 O State Bank lauk or of Garfield Panguitch 10 10 1650 State Bk ot of Co Fillmore lZ 12 1 12 U OO State BI Bank ot of Richmond S 8 S Thatcher Bros Banking Co L Logan u 10 If 10 ISO Utah Idaho Sugar C Ce old 7 7 7 1 70 Utah State Bank jO Utah Savings k Trust G 6 I C. C Walker Dros Bros Bankers I 12 1 11 I I Zions Zion's Bank and Tr Te Co S 8 zo 30 Z C. C It r. r I. I 0 16 15 BO BONDS DS Cn fly By and Power Co City 6 5 10 Sumpter ale C 6 Utah Light and Railway Co City Clyl S j 6 6 Utah LI Light bt ant and aDd Co C 4 4 81 S Light ht and Power Co 0 S S G 91 1 Utah Ulah ht and Power Co 6 6 The Utah c Sl Sugar ur Co C. C 6 6 Utah lIntel Co 6 C 96 Add accrued Interest to quotations on bonds IM NEW NE SE YOnI Moi MONEY IOlI El Y U. New cw York lork ork July C. C G.- G. Money Ion j on call steady 4 per ar cent ruling rt rate 2 rH per r cent closing clodig bid bit s per r cent offered at 3 S p per r cent unto Time rime loans firm sixty dos clays 3 per er cent ninety days z per pu cent air Ir months f l i 2 Ier per cent u nt Prime l mercantile paper 4 4 per pr cent Sterling exchange firm wih actual In bankers bankers' anke this bills bis at S for lor sixty days clays and ni at V for tor |