| Show If FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL liSTlESS TRADING 1 ADVANCING PRICES d j- j AT SPORT SHORT SESSION f T New r ew York Sept 4 All C.-All All the familiar famil tamn- lar Iu holiday aspects were presented b by today's two-hour two session of or the stock exchange Trading wits was listless and I 1 Irregular nt at first but became more I active act at nt a generally higher level lc el ater with Ith numerous net gains gain DealIngs DealIngs Dealings Deal- Deal professional however hoen however how how- Ings were wholly ho en ever r and represented to an nn unusual If de degree reo the weekly settlement of contracts contracts con con- I tracts rather than the taking up of or Liew new commitments J j Yesterdays Yesterday's revival of or Interest In tho the coal shares was wa renewed Colorado I Fuel Norfolk Western Chesapeake ft Ohio Western Maryland and Vir- Vir Vir-I Vir I Iron Coal Coke Colte were the ac active ac- ac r tive the features Ion In iz the iho final dealings s. s 1 Canadian C Pacific beCame active o and an aC 1 J strong trong trong using rising 5 q i points points United States l Steel Stel also mn made e its Is high quotation at nt that tha period selling ng 1 at t Hi I. I over o er yesterdays yesterday's yes yes- I close cloe In the main mal best prices 1 I were ere scored rt at rt the lie Total sales j amounted tl ti to shares I Foreign exchange was a ne negligible F factor there thre being virtually no dealIngs dealings deal- deal J Ings In Sn remittances to Europe except I n n. few bills bis on London for which a arate 1 rate of or i was quoted This was close 4 a a. 0 fraction easier asler than yesterdays yesterday's 1 Among Amon the days day's ral a railway returns for 4 July were Gr Great at Northern showing anet u a unet net loss loes of or wih with a ft l net ne gain of or for Cor or Norfolk Western General trade trado reports were more favorable fa the middle west and northwest northwest northwest north north- west showing greater reater activity In retail lines the these e being beinG stimulated by wheat crop crp pro prospects Loral banks failed to make the predicted predicted pre pre- lar large e cash gain despite the heavy gold Gol Inflow the actual Increase being only about A re reserve cne Increase of or Increased f er the tho ex excess ex- ex cess ces reserves to the record breaking total of almost Toda Today's s bond market was wt Irregular with wih total sales Eales par value U. U S. S bonds honl's were unchanged on call cal during th the week wk F NEW EW YORK STOCK LIST 1 S I-S Sales LI C I H. H L. L C. C Alaska Gold 32 l' l Am fleet Beet Sugar u Dr 66 GG 6 3 66 f American Can Can SL 57 5 ESI SI 58 SIf f Am Smelt Smell Ref Rd 00 Sli SiL Sl Preferred Am Aim Sugar u ar Ref Rc r f Am Tel Tel Tel Tel 12 I Am Tobacco 4 Anaconda Mining 71 7 71 Atchison 1000 IOU lOU IOU Bait Ohio 83 Sn S 1 83 Bai Brooklyn n. n r T. T 00 85 Cal Petrol Petroleum um 1 1 IS 18 S Canadian Pacific 2700 1541 1511 Hit Central Leather 4 II 43 U 43 Ches O Ohio lo 2900 49 HI 47 48 f f Chi Gt Ot Western estern estern 1 11 h Chi M M. L St. St P. P 2 2500 OO 83 82 Chi 1 lC Chino Copper Copper 45 45 Colo Cole F. F Iron 17 4 47 Colo Cob Southern 1900 o Denver r R. R C G. G C G Preferred 1 5 9 92 Dis Securities Ci 26 2 26 6 Erie Brie 39 39 29 9 Gen Electric 1 I Q Gt t. t pfd l. l 1 Ut North eve OU 4 4 gi Ex 66 66 J Illinois Central cl 1 Pt 77 i CoP 90 3 Hi 3 Inter ester Har 10 K C. C Southern 27 21 26 es 26 Lehigh Valley 10 Louis 14 I. I Mex ex P Petroleum 82 Miami 1 27 27 27 Kan Copper Tex 1 00 a MissourI Pacific 1100 H 41 3 32 1 4 Misouri National atonal D Biscuit cul National Lead G 61 65 64 t-i t Nevada Ne Copper IH 1 14 N. N Y V. Central 1200 91 U 92 2 N. N Y 1 N. N H. H 11 1 66 J Nor Norf 2700 11 1111 1091 10 1101 Pacific 1700 PacIfic Mail Pacific Tel lal i 34 2100 1101 10 Pull Pul Palace Rn Ra Con Copper l 1500 OO 22 2 22 22 2221 21 Reading H 1491 19 1 S. S 3 42 4 Rork Island 1 Co Pr Preferred i SL S. S F Southern Souther Pacific 2600 rOO 88 89 I i Railway 1800 IG 15 16 Tenn Copper 1000 56 6 SU U Texas Co Union Pacific 2900 OO 10 l 1251 R k Preferred 80 80 80 0 LU U S. S Steel 71 S Preferred 1100 Utah Copper eG 66 Wabash 00 Western Vester Union 74 74 I E 15 15 1151 Montana Power lower G 56 fC 56 6 Crucible Steel OI SItI 83 Beth Ste Steel l 1285 Am Loco r 1 53 Baldwin Loco 2300 1 80 Allis Chalmers 1100 39 1 3 39 Gen Als rotor Motor I I f. f I C. C R R L I. P P. P 2211 UI 21 Total shares for or the day J I LOCAL SECURITIES j C I It t y r There Thore Is IR a general feeling Unit that much better beter times will wl prevail I In the fallS fall as as' as stealy Improvement ement Is is' now noticeable In many lines linos R ot of trade trado and Industry In industrY says sas th the weekly ln market letter leter of John C. C Cutler Cuter Jr The following table Rives gives the production production pro pro- for 1914 and the estimated ducton production for 1915 1910 of or the five principal pal cereals grown In the tho United Estimated Production Production 1915 IDl 1914 Bushels Du Bushels Corn Com nA Wheat Whet Oats Barley OJ H Hyo o 4 Total Which 9 would show nn an aggregate te In Increase Increase In- In I cre crease se this year ear of bUSh bushels In Utah the long dr dry t spell el of or eightY eightY- six sK days was WS broken on Thursday by a a. steady tead rain which was vas was was' welcomed by bytho b bythe tho the farmel farmers as us It will wil very much benefit benefit bene bene- fit t the sugar beets and nd the orchards and this city's water supply The Th harvests har ests of grain and other crops are arc largo large l' l and th the tho banks have ha I plenty of ot mone money available to aid the farmers armer In moving their crops Digging of beets will start this wi month and some solo of or the tho sugar Rugar factories will ili commence operations Trade and business conditions throughout the state are arc farly farl satisfactory satisfactory satis satis- ats- ats factory In most Ine lines with better fc Her t-Her col col- j col-j Lo Local al securities arc are quiet although Sh altho I Istad stad steady all al along t HIM thu h list I Tho The Cutler quotations follow I 3 D 0 I o 10 c o I a. a C n n- n a J STOCKS g C 0 n T n e n e t C Sugar CoI The ho 8 1 Beneficial Life LIo Ins Co 10 10 H 00 Barnes Banking Co hs He HankinG 20 20 Bank of American Fork 10 10 Bank or of Heber Ci City 12 12 1800 of South Southern rn Utah Cedar 1 1 12 1950 Con Mach Co 7 7 Continental Ins Co Continental National bk S S 8 SO 00 Deseret National atonal bank bani I 12 15 D Deseret eret bank banle 65 Davis Co Dank Bank 20 0 20 0 Farmers S banI First National ban bank Lyton 12 1 12 First National bank U 12 12 First National bank I Ogden 12 30 First NatIonal banic Murray 81 S First Firt National bank banle 1 S Logan atonal 10 10 LOGn FIrst National bank OI Brigham atonal f 18 IS s Guardian C Cy Guar Guar- antI Co 12 I 1 12 18 1485 Homo Fire In ma Co 10 1 14 1 J. J Grant Co Co r 16 Io 20 2500 OO Inland Crystal Salt Co u 7 7 11 ie ins Lie Co 6 1300 Kamas State B Bank nl 7 7 1600 McCornick Co Bankers Bank Bank- ers 17 17 17 1 Merchants Merchants' bank Mt States Tel Tel Tel Co 7 i 7 10 00 Nat I. I Bank k B of t Republic 12 12 20 00 National at City Bank Janle 6 G. G I atonal National Copper banI bank 6 5 5 Nephi atonal National a tonni Bank 8 S 8 Ogden Savings Ea Bank Banle 12 16 Ogden Osden State Bank 12 18 Provo Com Corn Savings Dank Bank 12 22 Salt Sal Lake Sec Tr Co S 8 1000 State Bank Dank of or Brigham City 10 15 St. St S1 Bk of ot Millard Co Fillmore 10 12 State Bk ik of or Richmond 8 8 00 Thatcher Bro Bros flanking Banking Co Logan 10 1010 10 Utah-Idaho Utah LOGan Sugar Co S 6 9 GO GOUth Utah Uth State National uSar Bk 12 1 12 Utah Sav Sa Tr Tl Co Walker Bros Bankers 10 10 Zions Zion's Say Sav Sn Ilk Bk Tr fr Co S 8 24 l Z h C. C M. M I. I I I. I 1 I 8 20 BON BONDS US Con COl lly ity S Power Co City I 5 5 G Valley Valey Railroad 6 6 90 00 O I Utah LI Light hl I fly Ry Co City 5 5 i 93 I Utah Light Power Co 4 4 82 Utah l Light Power Co 5 5 f 9 92 02 Utah Hotel Co 6 G 6 1001 1 17 3 1 3 In each Instance EXCESS RESERVES IN NEW NW YORK BANKS BAS ARE AE INCREASED lew New York Sept Sept 4 The Tho Tho actual conditIon condition con con- of or clearing clearing house banks and tru trust t companies for the week shows that the the hold reserve In excess of or legal requirements This isan Is la laan an nn Increase of over o last week The statement follows Actual Condition Loans Lans etc Decrease 83 Hes Reserve In own vaul vaults Of OC which n is il sp specie cle Increase Reserve esene In fe federal eral reserve bank banle Increase Reserve In other depositaries Decrease Net NH demand deposits I In Increase c r a S e 47 G 7 u 0 00 0 Net et time deposits Increase Circulation Decrease e Aggregate reserve Excess reserve Increase Summary of state banka and nud trust companies In Great Now New York not in included lit lit- eluded chided In clearing house ouse statement Lou us etc Decrease j Specie Spec I 4 9 Decrease tenders Decrease 2100 Total deposits Increase flanks Banks cash reserve e In vault vaul I Trust companies companies' each cash re reserve reserVe reserve re- re serve In ut vault vaul Chicago Sept 4 putter puter Butter unchanged rec receipts tubs Eggs Es unchanged receipts cases canes Cheese unchanged Potatoes unchanged to lower receipts re- re 3 35 Cl'S cars cars- Jor Jersey cobblers 60 Jere Jersey gIants dant Hc Minnesota an and Chios Wisconsin and Michigan n whites Poultry steady for Cor live fowls ls Co at 1 yc c easier for or springs springs at lc ln I Elgin 11 Sept 4 flutter Buter Butter higher tubs sold at 0 III STOCK I Chicago o Sept 4 Ho hogs Hogs s. s receipts closed weal Bulk O light 15 mixed C G 40 heavy helvy i rough pigs f 7 Cattle Catle receipts stead steady Native beeves G. G westerns G. G c at cows ansi and heifers rs calves ft 1 1200 00 Sheep receipts stead steady GOO ewes lambs 42 00 OO 0 1 I ITO WHEAT YEAT PRICES DROP TO RECORD LOW LOV MARK FR FOR CROP CRUP OF Df 1915 Chicago Sept 4 Wheat Wheat toda today was wa en driven to the lowest prices for the crop on general general selling by b commission houses and local pit pi traders the market market market mar mar- I ket at the close cloe showing snowing a n net loss of or oral 12 to 2 cents with September 94 December at and May Iny at nt 90 Corn followed wheat short covering co for or profits being the tho only support given the market marlet which closed with wih September September september Sep sep- off oc lJ 10 cent at nt 7 and with December down 3 at 67 Oats declined 1 to i net and provisions I finished Irre Irregular ular the tho ran range a being represented represented rep rep- resented b by December pork ork which had hada I a drop of ot C G cents and October ribs I which rose JO O 0 cents Wheat was waR under bear benr Influence I throughout the session Domestic and i foreign price making factors were I nearly all al of a R character to m send nd prices down Man Many holders holder faced with wih a ou double dou dou- ble Ide holda holiday before trading tradinG Is again resumed unda Sunia Sunday and the Labor da day holiday on Monday londa on which the board boar j will wil hold hol no session Sold session sol session sold freely to I protect themselves es over the closed pe pe- pe- pe There was wa a fair tair export bust busi bustness business ness but In the tho face Cace of or tho determined I Ib Ir b boar bear r sentiment this had little or no I effect I There was considerable commission house receded I selling of corn cOIn and prices ed II st steadily for or almost the entire entre sea ses sion ston j Oats partook of the easy cas' feeling In other grains grains A good gOOI call for lard and ribs presumably presumably pre pre- from packers gave ave good gOOl support support sup sup- port to provision pro prices prIces Offerings were rather liht light but the thc demand for tho Januar January products was particularly I active A material Improvement clent In tho the I export demand for or cash lard and ribs I was generally noted by bv the tho trade I Leading g futures ranged r nied as follows I Open i High I Low I Close I WI WHEAT WHEAT- EAT EAT- I 5 I ept Dec 91 91 90 90 91 Ia 21 95 96 H CORN ORN- Sept n 71 7 iO 70 Dec ee 1 57 1 58 lS 1 01 OATS I 36 6 I Dec 1 35 1 JG 36 33 ji 3 35 I i PORK PORK- I I Sept 1270 1270 1260 F 1267 1290 l 1295 1272 1255 I LARD LAnD Sept sep 8 Oct 1 I 1 Ii I nIBS RI Oct j r Jan 1 85 I I S. S 5 I Cash quotations were as ns follows Wheat Wheat- Wheat No o. o 2 red redS 3 No o. o 2 I hard I Corn Corn o. No 2 yellow enow 78 others nom nom- I I inal Oats Oats Oats No o. o 3 white standard S Rye Hc No o. o 2 2 9 6 I Barley arle iCO l Timothy 42 Clover er Clo S. S 35 Q 42 1325 I Pork Pork Pork-i Pork 1270 I Lard Ribs Ribs O. O FEDERAL FEDERA RESERVE BANK BAN DAY 30 MATURITIES ARE AE INCREASED BY Washington ton Sept Sep 4 day Thirty ta bills held by b- federal federl reserve banks banke e were Increased during during- the week past by nearly 1000 worth according to the statement nt of or the banks banks' condition I September 3 3 Issued today toda b by the federal federal fed fed- eral reserve board It I shows Gold coin an and certificates In Invault Invault Gol vault vaul Gold settlement fund settlement und o. o 0 Gold redemption fund with wih United States treasurer Total gold RoM r reserve er e. I Legal tender notes notes' silver sl or etc S 19 Total foul reserve reser e 0 Bills ms discounted arid and ald bought Maturities within 10 lays days Maturities within 30 days das Maturities within 60 GO la days Maturities within 90 days das Ma Maturities over o er 90 days Total In ointment United rl States bonds bons Municipal warrants Federal reserve reser c. notes net ilet net Due from four our banks net All An other resources Total resources 7 Capital paid In Reser Reserve deposits net net Federal reserve notes note net Other Othet liabilities Total liabilities Gold reserve against net liabilities per cent Cash reserve against net liabilities per cent cent Cash reserve reser e against liabilities after setting aside Q 0 per cent gold reserve reser o n against net amount of or federal reserve reser e notes In circulation 91 per ier cent AUK ARB REVIEWS REVIEW'S CUTS The Tue cuts showing tho the Utah Michigan Utah Consolidated Mines company properties uS used d In the publicity section of or this Issue of or The Republican Herald were furnished through the tho courtes courtesy of the Salt Lake Lalee Mining Review ne EVAPORATED EVAPORATED- 1 Fit Fi FRUITS U ITS New York Sept 4 Evaporated E apples apples ap ap- ap- ap ples pies quiet Prunes firm A Apricots dull dul Peaches steady Raisins firm S SUGAR El New en York Sept 4 Holiday Holiday todD today In Iii sugar Dugar markets I. I LINSEED I N S Et I D. D Duluth Minn Sept Sept LInseed I. I Linseed cash September bid December December Decem Decem- ber her |
