Show AND AND COMMERCIAL SPECIALTIES ARE IN GOOD DEMAND Tobacco Group and Fertilizer Group Advance Sharply on Large Dealings COPPERS BARELY STEADY STEAD Mar Market ket Closes Heavy With Call Cal Money Again at Four Per Cent New York Sept 6 The Tho Tho movement o of oC r stocks to today a ran largely to specialties with virtually no iio chun change c In ro roost most t othor other securities of a a speculative nature At c tunes times however there was some somo pressure pressure pressure pres pres- sure upon Lehigh Valley and Canadian Pacific while other high gra grade grado o railway shares failed Caled to move beyond fractional limits and United States Steel and tho the coppers COPPels were little more than y Some lome ome diversion was as again furnished b by the tobacco group because of their ther extensive hc gains on relatively largo large dealings but these Issues excited only passing attention The fertilizer stocks nota notably ly American Cotton Colon Oil OH Oi smart a advances vances Bethlehem Steel and I Republic Iron were strong strong to tho tile accompaniment accompaniment ac ac- ac- ac of another upward revision SO sion slon In the schedule of ot finished Iron trobi ron and ste steel l The he backwardness of or the tho coppers I dou doubtless tess had somo connection with tho the drop In tho the metal abroad together with wih reports that the statement of DC the tho I producers' producers association for tor August ma maj show a largo large Increase of oC supplies Among Among tho tile less conspicuous specialties National Biscuit Central Leather common common com com- mon and preferred and nd American Linseed Linseed Linseed Lin Lin- seed rose from ono one to two points Tho The last two hours today were vere characterised char char- by 13 absolute inertia and an another another an- an other advance In call can mone money to four foul per pcr cent the high price of the tire previous ous two tso da days s The market closet closed I heavy Forecasts point to a cash loss Joss by th the banks of ot only as a against yesterdays yesterday's estimate of ot almost double that amount New York quarter bonds again RoM soli ohi I under par with wih a lower tendency In ir I other Issues Total sales par value were 2 United States government bonds bon bond I were unchanged on call cal STOCK QUOTATIONS I. I II I L. L I. I I C. C Copper Si 57 17 American Agricultural FO 09 S 69 American fleet n lr i 71 7 74 I American Can 5 33 3 35 23 IC 90 3 US US lbS 3 Car Fury 0 1 05 G 60 0 American Colon Cotton 01 Oil I 5 55 7 I American Ice Securities CO t American 14 0 14 1 14 H 14 American H 44 41 j 41 I I American Smelt 1700 S. S I 1 Preferred S 14 5 Sugar n a SO 1 l i I 1264 G Il 16 American Tel Tel Tal OO IH American 2200 2 Z Anaconda Inin Mining Co 45 5 43 I Atchison I 80 lO 10 Atlantic Con t Line 10 Ir IIO Baltimore allmore 4 OhIo 6 lOn 1074 l 12 Steel 19 O 40 I 10 23 3 Brooklyn TrAnsit Transit 91 51 01 Canadian Pacific 10 9 11 Central 1 1800 O rS 31 23 29 I Z 3 I Chesapeake Ohio 1000 61 1 60 CleA o Grant Western 10 IS Chicago I. I St. St Paul 2300 1034 1 Northwestern US tO Filch Iron Iron 0 33 31 33 33 i Consolidated Ou Gas 00 32 Corn eAr Products 0 16 15 lG 1 15 I Delaware Iu hudson on tg Denver Rio Ro Grands l Ius 1 0 2 I u 2 Distillers Securities o c 00 34 3 31 30 ErIe 26 1 26 76 G i First preferred Si S 2 I Second preferred o El n G I General J Electric 6 00 IS ISH Great Northern preferred C 1 1 ll Great Orea t Northern ore elt SO 46 46 6 46 Illinois 00 Met Iet l 19 39 19 Preferred os 1 tS' tS 19 s 11 OS' OS i international n Harvester International Marine pfd ii 12 international Peper 0 16 IG li 5 International Pump 0 26 G 26 26 S c CItY Southern Laclede Gu CaM 2 I alicy 1 10 io lO 1673 Louisville Nashville 30 16 16 St. St P. P S. S S. S Li I. I IJ 10 Kan f Texas 19 I l MI Missouri url Pacific 41 41 National BiscUit fr 4 4 National L Lend 11 13 Nail at Rye nyi or of 31 r. r J pM pfd co GW New York Central us lIS' New York Out mi Western 2 a American 50 lG 16 lG 8 Northern Pacific O l I Pac Pacific Ile I a I lZ j lZ S1 11 l 1 6 Gas 10 17 17 I C. C C IC P. P C. C St. St Louis LuIs h Coal Cl 15 25 21 1 19 24 Pressed ed Steel Car 37 37 Reading Pullman Palace Car 10 IC 16 i 1695 lV Iron 5 k u- u M 1 Preferred N n. n Hock Island Co 26 26 5 G 25 O St St. Louis LuIs S. S F F. F d pOd pM 25 3 1 Air Line 3 23 23 3 3 23 Preferred red 3 2 si 61 s. s S. S s. s Iron l' l w PacIfic Souther Railway 04 IH 30 O 11 23 4 Ito no U 10 80 80 Copper 44 f 8 41 H 44 Texas Pacific 23 4 23 HI 23 UnIon Pacific 10 2 2 Preferred 71 17 li 91 lm 91 1 Stale States Healt 12 S United States 00 50 01 51 1 tP 01 CJ- CJ United States Steel RG 73 73 73 Utah Copper 10 13 GG 64 IZ 05 6 13 65 Va Carolina Chemical 47 46 6 46 30 Wabash abash 1220 i 4 i 4 4 l Preferred ito 10 14 Western 34 57 Western Union 10 81 81 8 51 8 Electric 1700 10 83 U 88 85 Wheeling it Lake Erie EriC 0 4 Total sales for the nay day shares hANK J I C. CALLED D. D Washington Sept 6 The he The comptroller of ot the currency today Issued a call for lor a of or cal the condition of or all al national b banks ns In la the united States at nt the close of ot bu business Septem her ber 4 GILES PROPERTY IS ACTIVE ONCE MORE M RE P. P G. G James M. M N. N Asper sper and S. S B. B Obray have returned from irom the tile head of or Big Bg Coton Cottonwood wood where here thc they Inspected the acres included ed In the tho Giles Gies Min ing Milling company group Work was resumed on the property in a asmal small small- smal wa way on September 1 This Ison Ison is ison on tho the lower tunnel which is in about feet teet Some fine tine samples of ot lead ea copper and silver siver ore are were brought down Tho The property runs up to withIn withIn with with- in a short distance of ot the Silver Siver King Coalition Coalton domain dorrain Mr James says sas he ho traced a prominent outcropping vein eln for tor a a. a distance of ot a mile mie through the tile Giles GIlea Gies property THOM THOMPSON QUINCY QUINCY HANDLING PRODUCT II I I As announced in these columns last ast Sunday Sunda- m morning tho the Thompson Quincy is 1 8 sucking sacking some of oC tho the ore from the tho toot foot toot CO upraise from the Daly 1200 main level an and arrangements have been made made to make a test run I of some sone of oC tho the lower grade product through tho the Daly Dah West mill ml Already thirty tons of ot the tile milling grade has been extracted and when this accumulation acci- acci 1 is about doubled tho the test will wf be made m I II V UK RI PORT OUT New York Sept G 6 tomorrow will wi nay IY r pr prospect pleases please leuel and tr trl trade continues Its HI onward march strength I appears to tobe he be the tle ord order rl r of or the day IT Th quickening Impulses of ot b better ter things are extending to 8 sections ns cU that heretofore have bate b been en relatively backward antl what 1 f 14 most RI significant cant garnered d crops crp contribute higher yields were anticipated a n fortnight ngo with those yet vet to be S gathered corn com or trod and cotton coton- coton cotton gim Iv In Ins ing evidence of or astonishingly progress The he oc crop crp situation i M h such uch as al to I generate optimism ism tho the Influences of ot which Im on trade BO are aro ap up- parent all al over tho the west Jobbers Jobber of ot dry goods hays hav enjoyed a good bul Ir oos house houe trade d despite the D Jo houfe bU buy buy- erA em still RII brine being In Ind sales gales are Ir larger r while business for tor spring J 1 is opening In n a vl wn Business failures failure In the United States for tho the week ending September C 5 were 1 1 against m last week cek 19 In the like week ek or of lOb 1311 13 In 1910 In In antI In 10 Whet heat Including flour lS exports from th the United States tateo and Canada for t thi week o ending September Z 5 aggregated 4 bu bushels against t bushels last lost week weCk and Z this week lest last year Corn or exports for Cor the we week k are arc ne G. G bushels I against els cIa In 1911 9 6 G bushels last week and 1 bushels bush buth- XI CLEARINGS New v C York Sept Set G.- G. honk hank clear clear- ings for the tie week September 7 5 shows no en n pW of o n as against 2 last lut t week el lit In th week last year nor b The following I Ia I a list ll ot of the cities I New York Chicago Boston OC PhiladelphIa 96 St St. St Lul Louis 24 96 72 l Kansas ln City 7 67 San n Baltimore 32 O 14 Cincinnati O 2900 11 New c Orleans 16 41 40 Cleveland 10 14 Detroit 70 90 11 Los Angeles 2 Omaha 1 Milwaukee 0 70 Atlanta 39 Portland Ore 3 Seattle tle 10 79 3 St. St Paul Paul O 36 f. f 1 70 36 Indianapolis I. I Providence 3 53 S P. P C. C 16 St. St Jo 13 O SALT SAI Kg I. CITY 13 Fort Worth CITy 11 11 4 2100 lo Columbus GHo Savannah U. U Nashville l 19 2 S IO Rf IVash h 47 Tacoma 1 Des Moines 9 00 no h str 36 OC 48 45 Macon Oakland Oaklan Cal 20 Norfolk orr lk Ol Wichita ehla Jg 76 Peoris 2 00 7 29 9 New haven 46 Fla 2301 Scranton I. I Grand Rapids 18 10 I t Q S 10 AU Augusta Ga OO I Syracuse 9 2 1 12 3 Evans Jle I Worcester 9 Springfield Mus lissa OS 1 Dayton Oklahoma 93 Portland ilo Je HG Chattanooga Little I Lock k S. S O. O W. W 1 O J O 1 San Diego Cal 19 12 5 I Lincoln C 59 89 nC needing Pa 14 1 Topeka Topeka 35 ton Dl Del 39 Davenport Davenpor 1 61 Sacramento Cal 1 MobIle 29 9 O 16 Cedar Rapids Iowa 54 Akron 14 0 I O 5 1 Waterloo Iowa 1 CO 3 I ball Ial G. G Canton Ohio II lii j 14 Fort Jort orne t Bedford 03 34 Helena 68 50 1 York Ia t 64 3 45 G Columbia 5 S. S C. C 18 ErIe 13 Pa O Stockton Cal 1 Dol- Dol Boie Idaho Ill 11 COO fn 55 SUch Quincy Ill 11 1 rulla Bloomington Okla Ill 11 60 10 LO n. n 41 Ogden Utah 7 77 Lw Lowell 1 2 Chester Ia Ia G Springfield Ohio South Bend md Iod 11 27 SIoux 8 S. S D. D GO Jackson Jackon Miss les Decatur Ill 11 10 2 Mansfield Ohio X N. D. D olor Fremont b 31 60 22 G Miss ls 31 II Ill 16 GO gC 21 Trenton Items Not ot than Included clearings In totals because Containing other DU DUNS DUN'S S 'S TRADE DE REVIEW New York Sept 6 I. R. R G. G Dun i Co Cos a Weekly Week Wee ly IJ Review will wi soy say sy Continuous advance In trade activity Is Js is the te tenor or of ot the reports from frol the principal I manu nunu- and aud distributing dIstributIng cent centers r ti this hi w week k The Tue advance Is both In actual volume of or transactions trans trails actions and In that confidence which Is the basis of or healthy business But Dut with ll this advance there are still certain developments Indicative of or passing conditions of ot depression coupled with other dv developments In In in- of or present pret optimism The largo large lale num num- her ber bel of August failures with wili their heavy aggregate gate of or liabilities are aro or a n gacy 1 acy of ot the tho Iap of or disturbances d an ant an anthe the contrast sharp ly by 11 with tho the big ilg August bank hank clearings which are arc a of ot aLley ancy development present activity and buo buoy buoy- Clearings in August gained 46 per pcr cent over last lat year Car while luring during this week they Increased per pr cent over 1911 and cent 16 per over 1910 The Tho evidence of or these clearings Is clearIng i confirmed con con- firmed by the tho current railroad gross ro earnings which show a gain gala of ot GS 61 pc per cent over Oer O'er 1911 Rates nates of or monc money are are hardening in lu all parts of ot tho tito world worl a 1 plain response to tho tue greater ni move ment nent of ot trade and commerce anti the bigger de ne- ne mends mands of oC new uw enterprises The increased le d con con- In II the financial market maket Is I illustrated by the fact tact that t the August output of or new ties and short term ten notes In this country was WS greater rea ter than a year ur nrc O. O The be me- me re consumption of or Iron on Ion and nd copper products prod prod- prO prO- continues to the point of or actual capacity anti and all al the principal industries show satisfactory tory tor activity There continues an unusual l demand for tor Iron Irn and steel for th this Is season of or the year smith In in- in I. I that the bulk of ot production Is going I directly into consumption J sole CONDITION OF rilE TREASURY Washington Sept 6 At At tho the beginning of ot busi ness nees today the tho condition of or the United States treasury was wal Working balance In treasury offices 1 SS In Iu banks and Philippine treasury Total of ot the general fund l Receipts yesterday Disbursements yesterday Deficit to dute this thi fiscal y year a. a Deficit at Dt this time last lat year 21 T Those Thc figures exclude Panoma canal and pub pub- I 1 lie l ie debt transaCtiOns II I I I NEW V Y YORK RH MONEY MARKET New York Sept Sept C. C Sloney C. Money on call cal firm 3 34 t t o 4 per cent ruling rates 3 34 3 per pee cent closing bid bil J 3 per per pr cent offered at Dt 4 per percent cent Time loans loana steady sixty clays dal per percent d cent ent ninety days 5 G per cent six months 5 S I per c cent ent rime Prime mercantile paper pape 0 per cent Sterling exchange steady teadY at 0 for tor elt sixty sixty- d da day a bills Ils and nd nt at Hi for Cur demand Bar silver G 02 Mexican dollars 45 1 i Government bonds stend steady railroad in bonds fro Ir- r rel r. r 1 I POULTRY MARKET New Kew York Sept Poultry Alive Poultry Alive Alive- steady western chickens 19 1990 1 fowl Cowl 17 turkeys IS 15 lr j Dressed quiet Fresh SIlted killed western chickens chick eWe e CDS ens ns 1423 fowls H tG turkeys IG 1617 11 I LOCAL LU CAL SECURITIES SECURITIES S ECU B With tho the assurance of ot Urge large crops Increasing business activity and labor better bolter employed prosperous conditions aro arc now evidently o to out according the United States John C. C Cutler Cuter jr Cos Cos weekly 11 ti t- t review Local Locally retail trade is showing more activity and nearly all aU wholesale lines report considerable improvement Building operations are fairly active Bul and there thoro Is a ft n good demand for lor an all aJ kIn kinds s of ot materials There here has haf been somo reaping and nd some Romo gathering 01 or crops and the prospects for bumper harvests are favorable Collections are fair There IH is a broader demand for monc money herc with wih sufficient funds in the tIle banks to meet all al legitimate deman demands s. s As the time tall fall fal season Boason advances greater expansion In business I is expected The Tho local local bond and ant stock market has shown steadily advancing prices for tor some months Pl past t and people are arc wondering whoa when the advancement will stop top s The market began and ended this I week with wih prices firma firm and arid higher In Jl I s some ome cases Z C. C M. M I. I stock sold at b better etter than 53 16 per share Deseret National r Dank ml stock advanced to 30 i p per er share and Zions Zion's Saving Saving Bank stoC stock s sold old at at per share At a it meeting o of f the stockholders of or the Deseret National Na- Na Na t ional tonal Bank Banle it was decided to Increase t the he number number of ot directors to twenty- twenty f five ive The Ziona Zions S I Saving g Bank declared t two wo per ver cent regular and three per percent percent c cent ent special dividend payable September Septem Septem- b ber er 20 Walker Valker Brothers Bankers ers s stock tock advanced to 30 pc per share Illare and Continental National Bank BanI stock stacie to 1 Hi per share and Homo home Fire Firo Insurance Insurance a ance Co stock to 75 per share Bonds are arc In good demand at market fig 1 urea ures 11 r rIn Paid In lit O pi 1 r F SECURITIES S. S 5 1 Z n hugar u ar Co pfd Cd G 6 J 30 Beneficial LIre Life Ins C. C C. C 6 to 30 10 90 I blames Bunes Bank ing Co Co Kaysville S 8 H 14 10 Bank or of American Fork 10 10 blank or of helter City 10 10 I 12 1 1700 Bank or of Southern Utah I 12 I 12 17 1 00 Con Cn Wagon Co S 8 OO Con Cn Life Jn Ins In Co 7 Continental Bank 8 8 |