Show r. r I FINANCE I INDUSTRIAL AND MINING OIL I STOCKS J I FC-I IVI QUOTATIONS OF MARKETS MARETS' MARETS I L BONDS J J UP-tO-MINU UP MINUTE UP-TO-MINUTE NEWS ALL THE T FROM I L MINES I PRICES CES UPON PON RED METAl faction Sl Still Exceed Exceeds Demands Demand for Copper March The natural lull lul arh SOlton followed ed th tho big biff big copper buying cli c culminating on January Jury 15 A developed into a D Dor VO very or sluggish Copper CopLer can bo be purd pur- pur t ta market little lItti or no o effort cHort In New d with lh the tho larger producers are arc re reID k even e C shade shado quotations A sale to rg ID over or o pO n pounds s sr I negotiated crl early this week for Im- Im Kute r to c delivery at nt IS 18 cent cents per d the sel seller r could furni furnish h and andl ld l ild i do do bu business on an anything over months' months dery de- de SoM OO pounds for or three cents per pound at t l IS if ry thO time there is cst cst- esti- esti At th to be approximately oly ted t In shape of or copper sale and and delivery eidy for or this consumers aro are not both- both iud with metal but arc are arcTIc load up 4 to wih basis In tho the 1 on da day to cIa day a roa TIc I estimated C Sf of oC Tant It was had been Wo of or copper O pounds three for or in the preceding ath tb one o of tho the lar larger er agencies done much since and the tho O o- o Jt un ure rc Independents have ha e found It hard president of or a lending leading copper Tte the thc Boston Doston Pe tin company says sars to industry Tho Pureau copper tr 10 the erS oft cf- cf recovered from rom S K s t never ne of or tho the ful fully war var red reco Hugo thou though h tho the nr rS of or copper was there thero roPier tho the nI u more metal left In surplus at at I tain ln of or the armistice than of or an any anyS S r commodity AVo We e arc afo 0 now W Mr Severy e co month to 10 in this coun- coun t pounds of or copper 1 Including that from South Amer- Amer m 1 Domestic consumption Is heavy WL 1 productive capacity Is still so sl I the sti 1 CO GO cent centI even though cut to per the Jt en e war figure figur and with no Euro Euro- I tie demand to peak s-peak Jeal of or that our cop cop- 13 have lUle to almost cut each Ir leers leer's throats to do 10 any am business busineSs flam not loading Ull up I believe I 1 aa buy bur copper for pome ome months yet it sot much above o bo tho the current level le el shorn shoud I borrow mone money to bu buy I Th l bore herc Ven len 81 signs ns point to Euro- Euro buying wn-buying buying on a worth worth while scale ten Ill I'll think about stocking up I In eto evidence of It I here The n e brass bras foundries of or the Conn Connect t- t I- I seem to have o all ni th the copper opper ir T. T rant ant and 1 there here seems to be he no immediate dei tie de- in getting tn i ctT t r on n 1 large r e tonnages Broadly dl speaking th there rc Is no mon money i producing o copper at ut t current quotA quotA- as s. s Many IU o of the larger l cake little more than tho-n a new dollar colar ran an old triton depreciation and rn n cs for tor ore exhaustion hau Uon are In- In ded td In costs cost Wages abe of or copper ers today todar are ac as S hl high h as they thoy lIthe peak pek o of t the war in no In Instance tanco late ite supplies come down and coal Is cone WE per r hl higher her and vcr very scarce carce The migration of oC the copper miner r lal plan plants ts has hn wrought Sh t havoc Lake e Superior and nd In th the west west One Oner r man ma S n figures that when a n batch workers quit for other felds fields fully I per percent cent never return to tho the mines tt labor pr turnover er In tho copper r mines ith kiJ the tho last twenty four months a b been cn of ot unusually largo large laree 98 J. J i f tOPES PES OF TAX LAW LAW I HELPS L S MART i I yew New York March 1 Influenced T Influenced airily b by the hopu that Cor Congress ia may oli or perhaps repeal existing tax ta 1 TI wg relating rela to cx excess ess profits today today's s sock ock Ik market maket registered mUl many ll Li I additions additions' to yesterdays yesterday's gains sains aln Grest Gre st strength was vas displayed by byres ires' ires res t companies which arc are expected I follow tho example o of Crucible Ie eI in declaring n 1 liberal ler 1 stock stok l dl of or s surplus flus earnings earning Extreme T n in fn various shares of at this C tended from Irom 3 to 10 o 20 O points n t The Te rife the was further stimulated b by l tOrts that thal the tho railroad l companies tb the tha coop op co r. r tion ton o of tho the Interstate tate contemplates Mains large cof for lor much ded dt equipment nt i general frt recon recon- o ot of the tho cot S 1 ther factors included a n wilful supply of call mono money at nt C G per t with Ith moderate mo offerings of time as St at a t 1 Ight concession from reit ret re- re it t r rigid Rd id rates Foreign exchange c 0 manifested greater firmness rails fo food 1 shares arcs metal mell nd nr I Specialties gains ore tte c. c Profit taking In hew heavy vol- vol 1 01 made le c some one Impression In the later nn and Several crl ae Isadora reacted JIt Points from top lop quotations ions Sales 1000 O Snares shares op j t p strength n th of or liberty attract attract- i t n t lon sn nl nd l ga saye rise aSt to to rumors Stales tates and ansi were n. n c that I issue suc Stand Stand- t falt lb nn and Industrial l bonds n H were vero l Io strong but hut did not keep keen pace pace HiE the rl rIs rlee of ot stocks Internationals dd o ed d slight Blight changes chancres Total sales value a aggregated t d 1 1000 U U. u. u S. S S bon bonds ls were unchanged on Mines Are Aregi gi Showing Shelving Improvement t iah pah March IS Judge e IL TI T IJ I. n k President o of the tho Arrowhead company returned 1 last st even even- rm m visiting the tho mine and rehe roIe rc- rc lae he Ie Improvement on the foot t I ii looi- looi ln f so d good lt that foot work worl ted On the new ledge as 15 cut there here two weeks a ago o. o L on the level will vilI wi also ecu d d. d ann and mr It Jt i la Is probable that will wi sink aIk tho the Present ln additional 10 or 20 OO feet Is by V the strength of strike o on tho the western side of oC I slee l le The e c comp n IH In crosscut crosscutting 1 it c nJ on tho lower level and hf as man men n as the tho hoist holst- justify d on the Arrowhead Con Cn by p Pete Poto l ox x and nd Dr Dr- er ler niP Promising and tho the Sl Signal nal 1 tue be e n also eo II J looking K god god A A. ca can can- V camp shows that tn ta ar seventy seventy- arc aro employed and andi rp h lues 8 struck i tho thc develop develop- e Where 0 In n everybody o Is Js enn cn- cn 1 I MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS Official Report ef at Sal Lake Sto 1 and Al Alta Michigan 01 O 02 Star Ou 01 02 Alta AHa Con Consolidated O 10 Alta AHa Tiger OO 01 Albion Consolidated 12 13 13 Am American Con Copper Copper 01 0 U Alta Ha runnel 10 10 1 I Bullion lulion 05 05 0 0 Bole 01 Dig 11 11 l DIg Dig Cottonwood oo oo 1 Beaver Deaver Copper 01 01 oi Day Bay State OO 01 flinch Metals 1 13 13 11 IH Big I 0 03 O 05 Centennial Eureka V OH O 02 Celar Cedar Talisman man 01 0 02 Columbus Heal fG 56 58 CS Colorado Consolidated OS OS Crown PoInt 05 Oi 07 Cardiff I f 1 2 C Carl Cro Croff 01 01 Ot Cottonwood Kin ICing oo Cottonwood Metals OO Cario 01 Daly re 70 Daly Dl gon i 14 18 Demijohn Consolidated o O 01 Emma Emma 1 1 empIre nos 08 09 Empire Copper 3 32 40 Eastern Prince OO 00 01 ga lo Blue Bell Bel 2121 l 6 Em Emerald d nuo 13 pra Mines East gast Crown Point 03 04 East Tintic Consolidated 1 12 13 Antelope OU 0 02 Eureka O 21 Eureka Bullion 1 22 East Tintic Coalition G Gold ld Chain OS 10 Grand Central 40 60 0 Grot i 10 howell L OS 09 Hope of I Icrael rel 01 01 05 Iron Dlos o 43 4 Indian Inclan Queen OO 01 Iron Kin 33 4 Jud Judge o M. M r. r S. S GO l Keystone 87 87 89 01 I 1 17 2 22 hi TI Tintic n c 1 iS S l 19 1 Leonora onora t I 02 1 Little Litle Bell DeJ I 1 10 25 5 LO Logger 03 ger OO OO Miller Jm ot 01 O 02 day Day oi 04 05 Mason Iason Valley 5 05 09 Utah Michigan Utah an-Utah O OG 00 Ne' Ne CW Q Quincy 2 09 a 1 cr 73 75 Nova o a OO Ol North St Standard 09 O Nicholes Tintic Con 10 O. O I I. I Silver 03 07 o O 02 O 02 Ohio Copper 0 I Pioche Bristol 01 01 I Consolidated 69 70 71 1 OO 00 Ot 01 Mining 08 09 Provo 03 06 Payson Eldorado o 01 Argentine Heeds l Peak cak 01 to 35 0 South 05 Oi Buth Stan Standard lard 29 31 n Sells Sels Ii 1 14 Syndicate 02 O Sliver Silver King Coalition Coalton 19 Silver King Consolidated Sioux 01 ConsolIdated o 02 0 South l 12 Silver Shield 55 5 SG 50 South Hecla Extension 05 Sou South th Iron Blossom 0 0 Os South ak 1 1 03 Tocoma 07 01 0 O OTar Tar Dab 03 05 Tintic 04 O 04 Standard 40 Drain Tunnel 1 Uncle n c 1 e Sa Sani n I 02 J 03 0 Consolidated 1 01 0 02 Union Chief Chic 1 OG 09 Victor Consolidated 04 Q Victor Mining 05 Of Whirlwind 04 Vest st Toledo 07 01 01 Walker Woodlawn IS 18 20 O OY Y Consolidated OG Zunia 3 33 35 I iw W om CURU cay l Unroll TI n neot Co C. 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P Butt Hl G 03 I tl CI nub pe x 2 p c lW cw e Cornelia I 3 I Cun Cn I 1 1 t nOo CURB CURn r liT n. n Co I 1 I I. 1 1 4 I S S hr Verde pl I 41 mine ln H 15 I I Sw w P II I 4 5 Hule darra lur I f PS la r I t C i 6 u I hl C Goo Con 4 1 4 J 1 J f 1 u I 4 j Mont 72 74 r 3 I 41 I oM 4 I iI g gI I I t k U n B n. n S I l 30 0 I 35 2 I INv I J 15 20 1 I. 5 Nv rv III lieu 1 15 I 12 20 J I tO G 50 I Irv tl I 1 a I 19 I STOCKS MAY BE BEAT BEAT AT LOWEST LONEST PONT POiNT r Trading In tim tho local market again 3 aln went wont In for tor tho smaller securities yesterday yesterday yes yes- and tho volume of ot business am amounted to shares for which there was vas wa a n market price of or or an average of or around 15 cents a share share Although thoro there la Is nothing at present In the tho market to Indicate It It It i Is probable that somo of or tho the stocks are ar now at their their lowest point The of or tho the Income tax UX and the tho excess profits t tax of or t the tho 0 past pst week has brought out the C cr cry that was WS ex expected expected ex- ex arid and and tho the congressional dele delegations alons a- a tiona lons from every V state arc are being belne stormed with protests Taxes like the Ute poor wo we will wi always have havo with us ua but the they can bo ho made mado moro morn mor equitable and taster eastern t advices are that that an effort will wi ho bo made along along this line lne at at oncE In Tn this mining mining- should hould be bO amon among tho the first frt Industries to have havo Its burden hurlen somewhat somewhat lightened d. d Tho The report of ot somo of ot the copper companies that they aro are making copper at 18 IS cents and selling selling sell sell- soI- soI ing InG It at 19 cents cannot cannot long long continue e. dollars In cannot build buildup buildup up the tho Industry Alta AHa Consol Consolidated wa waT wn the first firt stock traded trade In yesterday and It was wa va down downto to 91 and ad 9 91 cents cents At that thal the te property Is worth about and there th-ro has bas ha probably been In the tho neighborhood neighborhood neigh neigh- of ot spent In development development development develop develop- ment work worl besides an equipment that should be bo worth considerable Columbus Colum Coluni- Colun- Colun bus sold at 56 50 G cents yesterday which places a a. valuation of ot approximately anatoly on tho property Equipment Equipment Equip Equip- ment and tho the amount spent In clop development develop ment amounts to a a large f figure Should the company be bo able ablo to earn a month mouth for six months this year ear It I could pay pa a a dividend of ot 15 cents a share As West cst Toledo sold sol at nl 7 cents cots a a. a shae share It I places pla-es a a. a valuation of ot on a t property on which there thero has hal been cn worth of ot development work done With Wih Keno nt at a n quarter Quater of oC a cent one could buy tho the entire entre property property prop prop- cent ert erty for 2500 2500 which would not b bc begin ln to pa pay what what has already he been en expended expend expend- ed Id on tho the ground At 8 a share sharo for Silver King Coalition Is la worth In the tho Siver neighborhood King of ot with a dividend dividend divi divi- record of ot and antI a probable ablo able present earning earning capacity of or GOO COO a a. year under present conditions Other stocks traded ude In yesterday showed tho the same weakness as a pointed out I lil Tintic was weak weak and ad a a sellIng sell sell- lag Ing- order put tho the stock down do to IS cents Tintie Standard was ws strong at nt New Quincy and North orth Standard Standard Stand Stand- ev ard ad took tho the place of ot Syndicate for largo large lale sales yesterday In all al shares of or New cw Quincy changed hands within a a. range of ot half haI a cent North Standard n recorded sales of ot shares all nI at at 9 cents sales Kales ale were reported yest yesterday z oa M foil follows OPENING SALES SALI Alta AHa Consolidated GOO at at c. c 1000 at al Columbus at SOC Eastern Prince Prince 1000 1000 at c. c 1000 at Ic East Kast Eat Crown Cown Point at l e Keystone at SEc Keno 1000 at ic c c. c 1000 at Jc c. c e Lohl Lohi Tintic at 1 c at at Now No Quincy at He North St Standard Standard 31 at at Je GOO COO at al Prince 00 at V at atRel 20 South Standard Standard 00 x Rel Sells Sells 2000 2000 at Hc Syndicate Syndicate at 2 e Silver Siver King KinG Coalition I ISO Coalition ICO O at at 18 Silver King Consolidated Consolidated at 70 Silver Shield Shield OO at G c. c Tintic Standard Standard at 55 at nt O. O Emma Emma 2000 Emma OIO 2000 at 1 c CLOSING G SALES SALE Columbus OO at at at Sic mma at at l c. c J Eureka Bullion Bulion 2000 Bulon 2000 at Howell 1000 Howel 1000 at S Sic c Iron King King at Keystone Keystone at at SEe New Quincy Quincy at Sc at 1000 r 1000 at t Sliver Silver Siver King Coalition Coalition lOO lOO Coalton-lOO at nt SI Silver vcr King Consolidated at nt 65 Silver Shield Shield at al Sic at nt c Siver Tintic Standard Standard Standard-SO Standart-O Standart 50 at 50 V West t Toledo 2000 at Total shares sold Bold valued at BANKS THROUGHOUT STATE A charter has been too tim First National bank of or Myton and It will wl open It I doors for business about April Apri 1 Two former citizens of or Ephraim have have been boon designated as officers Niels |