Show FINANCE IN INDUSTRIAL AND MINING OIL OI L STOCKS STOCK J m FROM QUOTATIONS OF T WORLD MARKETS BONDS J MINUTE UP-TO-MINUTE U NEWS ALL sM THE TE FROM MINES MINES 1 I 1 1 PLANS COf LED IN BU BUYING NG SILVER r Statement to Be Issued on Methods Method Used by J Smelters 1 I J. J II I New NeW York rork June UIO IS S. Declaring there thero I Iwas Iwas 1 trade trado over the was confusion in the tho o cr new flew neW method of quoting silver si a n. bl big silver house Issued th the thc following explanation ex ex- exI I I here today Silver I only when accompanied b by bytho bythe the tho affidavits that it is mined and re refined rc- rc fined In tho the United States Stites Slates t I Is domestic silver and a good delivery delverY for sale salo under the tho Pittman Pitman net act at 1 U per ounce 1000 fn fine del er delivery at the de designated mint i C All Al other silver I of ot e er every r description e J Jis is quoted as foreign silver lver based on oti 01 r the price that that can t cai hp bP obtained In the r markets of the world world I IL j I L Local l smelters arc are making pr preparations J para para-I J I Hons for the necessary affidavits for 01 tho sale of domestic silver stiver AN Within the tim I next fe few days it is expected d that a circular cular letter will be Is issued Issue e l explaining explain explain- ing the details leter wi for Cor the purchase of silver sil silver sil- sil sl- sl I Ithe tle ver er from producers producer and its delivery l oy by oythe I the smelters to the mints It Is understood that when the price I I 1 Harmon liar Har- liarI I 1 of ot silver as given b by Handy cents I J Jit mon of Now New York is it will be diverted to the mints for I wi Otherwise Otherwise Otherwise Other Other- I by the government o I Ihas wise It will he be sold in the the market It I has also wi been agreed that the dlf differential differ differ- er- er I from the smelter to the thA mint will be of a cent This will 1 take care i of the fineness of ot the product in insurance itt itt- and express charges charges' I Un Under er tho the ruling of or the department I Ino no time Is S set st t within which the tho sU cr silver must be produced d. d the only onh- thing necessary I the required I eSsar essary being that it be of ot fineness and und produced and refined in inthe I Ithe I the United States State Prices paid paki bY bv the local smelters until un un- til tu the thc break in silver siver about June 1 1 ti New York quo QUo- quoI I had been on the daily daly ew tation tUon Since then settlements have I been ma maim e on OI the same quotation but provision was sas wa 01 made for a further adjustment ad adjustment ad- ad a as soon Moon as arran arrangements were made for or the salo of oC silver to the thc mint Although the statement I Is s made mudo O that hat the silver cr 1 at the mint shall be b. JI 1000 fine it Is practically the same as that on which the New Xen York market marketIs Is based being 99 Inasmuch rs ns some of the sUrer silver Is I not ready cad for the market until about 1 O days tays fars after it is purchased b by the smelter the smelters rs will 1 find it necessary necessary essary sIeler to lo s secure cure aid affidavits for their sale al of silver in ores already pur pur- eh chased ase d. d The market t is b expected to work itel it itself it- it self el ut out ut mar the same arne am as the sale of silver in the past Should the market drop below 3 99 cents which duo to the differential differential dif dif- of of a cent the domestic silver will be diverted di to the mint otherwise wi It I will wi be sold in the market market On account of the support given the theRl Rl silver gUver vcr market by the government ItIs it itIs i silver producers Is the opinion among amon that the market will wi shortly shorty be back buck to better beter than 1 SMELTER EMBARGO Ell CUTS SHIPMENTS Due to the switchmen's strike which caused some of the smelters to be suddenly sud sud- denly cn y loaded up with ore after having but hut a small smal amount o of ore on hand han for several weeks some of ot tho regular I shippers in In Utah camps this week had hadI I their H shipments cut down Tho The trouble trouble trou trou- ble blo started about ten days dars ago o. o when I the oro ort cars began to accumulate faster fast fast- I t l C er r than the they could be handled At onet one I It t Limo hundreds of or cars car of or ore su suddenly m made de their appearance and In spite of the lar largo large c crews put to work the situation situa tion flon could not be b quickly handled lon During the week eek the situation how ha ha bean cleared up to a great reat extent and it J Is i expected that within a few da days things will 11 be back to normal again AR 6 a re result of oC the cutting down o of regular regular regular reg reg- ular shipments shipment the the smelters have havo had hadan hadan an opportunity to catch un up At Park Cl City and Tintic shipments showed quite Quie a falling off of this week The Silver Siver Kink 1 Coalition made no shipments this week cek and shipments out of oC Tintic were also low The shipments in carload lots out of ot the lle follows Tintic district district this week week were as Chief Chic Consolidated 36 26 Tintic Standard 25 Dragon Consolidated 19 Iron 1 SIng King ln 8 S Mammoth T. T CIron G C GIron GJon Iron Jon Blossom 6 G Gl l Eagle flagle Blue Bell Bel 3 5 Victoria 4 Grand Central 4 Cornucopia 3 2 Ge Ip I n i v 3 Eureka 2 Colorado o Consolidated 1 T Total lal i 12 Shipments out of Park City for tor the week last lant night in pound lots were ere as 38 follows JU Judge Q 31 r. r S H. H ud Judge e. e M. M S. S speller spelter Ontario Ia Day y West Yest r o 1 l Total otal y YORK LiST Am T TI 11 1 Tel CT CV k Nn li h un 49 Fr 5 to 5 99 I r. r K Te Tx 1st 4 4 ZV Armour lr i k Co C 4 C I. I IAO I Pac Jn h 41 e rin n 4 71 U 1 Mon rower ow r W. W 6 n. n 77 T Ti I II CT v 4 r IS Y Cent nt t deb b Of G. G. G 87 8 I Ith II th r ret r Cs Vs ts SO 50 10 IVor Pacific b. b 70 I f nt n 1 Nor 3 rn r Central Vic lie 63 Cs C lO Isor 0 R I J f nt mIlo cr er 1 Cs s. s 74 T S. S I T Cs Ga r f. f i n fc Sc 1 Q Jt it 41 41 nn con n 41 i 4 S U 24 CT C.- 4 5 4 s. s nn CP sen tn eo Es s r C. mop zt rrt 4 r gen 4 I ne Cop 41 eel col 01 tt tt C. C E. E n l t k SI ST fW G C Cs CL City n of P Parl r SS Z I IKo Pacific CT cv ef C Cs J Colo ft n A rrt 4 G J Railway v Cs 1 D n k I n U Cf r. c e eMI 49 4 lTer Com Coin C CT cy t S Cnn Cain Cn C tl f V Pacific let 1st ern n 4 4 10 O Pacific 4 4 rn J rc s Wo Jo O U U bi nt Int 1 hit t 4 41 74 i f T S R Lobber C 5 f. f III J. J ft r 4 C If r f Cs tl 85 lilt M r Mt fi el 4 uh l 1 1st t 4 1 I. I W. W Z TZon CUT City tit R Tc wf K CS c f S. STATES STATE BONDS PS n HI Irn M 4 t 4 St TT S f 2 11 11 35 TI n S 4 f wr 0 iT berty 4 1 4 Js s 11 TT S N fV rr r I. I c coup up 11 T In rt 1 d 41 S l 1 TAn In Sic y rr r to 77 7 4 Js s G T- T Tn vT n j c ip 77 77 1 i 1 I 1 TU orr r lJ T t r V 4 4 H s 7 1 lt t 4 STOCKS m tn il HII R. R Smoot Co 0 Wire e 1 I tAJ Ariz Arl j-i- j ni 4 lI IO Dominion J 20 IW I t 23 1 B S I 6 IO ht i n 42 Mines 0 I y W o I 1 IHil v IMS Im Cal Call nn Arl ArIt 5 I 1 m 1 i 1 iCaL CL CaL L k nee nc 1 I. I 12 i Ift Kt St Maria 14 1 40 Hil HilB 43 42 Carmn lUll Hill I I IP Boa DO 1 3 4 Centennial 1 12 I 1 1 13 I p Copper j I I B S I 5 S 4 5 rAP Cop op n Rn 1 25 t Lake JAke I 1 2 I 2 Dali Nt 4 f 4 1 Utah 14 1 I X r Da Da Daly S 9 I CO tO t 7 Ti Da 12 il 13 1 l 14 1 T. T lEan M YAl alIey 1 1 2 CUb mah Ap Apex 1 I I H 1 K N Arcadia I r 2 I 3 Utah nah J I 1 1 N S Cornelia CeJ co 16 I 11 17 Con C e j 7 N x Batte flette J 17 1171 17 1 I I I MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS Official R Report port of Suit Silt Sal Lake Lak St tk ad d Mining e tocks I Blu I 1 ASK Ut Uta OO 00 01 Star tar J 01 Lita Con 1 01 01 O 02 Uta Tiger 00 Cons 06 l lm Con COD CoP 01 0 Ob m. Tunnel 05 0 lt Ot lenton 00 03 05 Julion oley 00 Jig hg 0 1 O Jig hg lUl Cot Cons Con O 01 01 Jig hg Cot Coal Coal 06 OG 1 13 kaver Copper OO Olt Oh State all O hack Metal etl 0 Oj rent ent Eureka Eureka 01 01 ear edar Talisman OU 44 44 Pal Con 0 06 rown ro Point 03 06 ar 1 5 roff t lt OS 08 ott 10 King Metals Ou 06 arrie Silver Lead LCd 1 12 al aly y Siver 2 5 2 GO GOaly I aly W West st 5 6 S ragon 15 Con 01 imma mma Sliver 06 07 Siver Mines Unes 04 O Copper 30 to 10 Prince D. D Bell Del 09 ureka Mines Ot 01 OG 06 J. J Crown Point OH 01 01 01 Tintic Con 05 on 07 ast Antelope 01 Lily Lib OS OS 08 ureka Bullion Bulon 09 oJ Chain OJ 10 rand Central 30 54 reat Western 07 01 MInes 02 O 02 lowell r OH O 05 Run Run 01 o of Israel Isral O 02 03 O Oron Iron ron Blossom 7 30 Queen OO 00 01 ron King 22 2 22 Jud rudge e M. M S. S LOO I 81 81 8 85 Ceno eno 02 I cnn bec Q hl Tintic 08 09 Leonora nora 00 07 I Logger ammoth 0 littler Hill Hil OZ Ia Day 01 02 tichIgan Utah n-Utah e 03 03 cw Quincy O O 05 64 67 e eva Va 00 i o. o Stan Standard ard 02 0 03 choles Tin In Con 05 1 I 1 Silver OO 00 03 OO Bannock 01 hlo Copper 28 5 29 39 Prince Con 3 33 3 Pa Paloma a oi 01 Bristol OO 00 01 Price Mining O os I 07 On Pro Provo 0 0 21 04 i Rico lg 03 Reeds needs Peak ou Ot OI Con 00 Rico Well eI l 20 O So o. o Standard 16 Sells Sels O oS 09 Syndicate OO 01 Silver Siver King Coal l 5 Silver Siver King Kins Con 15 lEO Sioux Mines 03 03 Con 03 South Hecla u. u ss g I o Silver Shield 35 35 36 So g t 06 So Iron Blossom OG 06 Secret Secre t 06 0 G So Park 01 01 O o Oi 12 I I Texan rexan 10 to I Tr Tar Baby 04 05 Tintic Central 01 O 02 Tintic Standard 2 Uncle Sam Sm 01 03 Utah Uth Con 01 01 Union Cle Chief 06 07 Victor Con O Victor Ictor Mining Whirlwind 01 OO West oledo 04 OH 0 05 I WaI Walker r Mining Woodlawn 08 10 Yankee Con 02 05 Zuma J i 13 14 NEW FW YORK TOnIC CURB CURn CLOSE COS By the Harold R n. Smoot Co Co C. C Wire Allied OlI 33 3 5 Kerr L Late e 1 3 l lI 4 ALlen I n Oil 01 I 1 2 2 r. r Rose nose I 1 5 1 71 n B Cot 1 11 1 Libby MS 13 1 I 1 13 Pet 5 4 Cop 32 Pet I Dla Cp Am Royly 0 ZO 20 1 a o 0 h hAni Ani Am S Sweets ts 1 1 16 Vat Va 4 ni Big 1 J 1 9 16 In n n- n nh h OU I r G M C Con D t Wr I ii 1 N ST I 62 Boston k t M 21 67 6 I 0 w 55 to Brau 4 I 10 McKinley D 1 1 1 6 E 5 26 G 23 Met U t ret Pet n 1 1 Cal ca Jerome I h t 1 S 3 SI I Canada Cop Co 1 1 t pM id 11 4 8 S' S 4 1100 50 OhIo C Cop p. p Cort Cn Arz h Y Cot Em Em New i G 7 I T Cub Sd S WI W IS 19 I n. n I 7 7 Con Cn Cop M. M I. I 3 1 2111 aay uy S 1 4 Coden 7 I 7 yn p Pet A Creon j 1 7 n Salt Cek 32 1 34 3 Acre Ano 3 I 9 S G Federal Federal on Oil 2 I First Nd Nat 1 1 Me IT I n 22 I If 11 1 li 4 S 6 I k 2 Y 2 six I K of Art A i iI I iren 31 I I ISIT eIl I y Y On o Y 9 J U z pfd 80 8 35 Topah Tonopah E Ex 1 1 1 2 1 VA M MK 1 13 1 1 Home Oil 2 t a 19 20 01 Tropical 01 Recta 41 J 2 3 4 C 7 hId Yme Ex E 31 23 Z Houston O 70 80 t on fl 13 1 15 1 howe lowe Sound h 3 Oil 01 4 5 0 37 I 3 39 4 4 5 C I lot Pt n 22 25 Z End 1 2 I Iron nl hi 1 OU Oil 2 20 on e 16 1 20 2 Jerom re p. p 6 5 2 1 Yukon rokon 1 OI STOCKS By the harold n. n Co C. C Wire k k A A 23 1 I 24 I I 1 42 I n 4 1011 1570 IGO IGOn n line Sy HO Solar I 1207 IO 1210 IOAn Anglo An A. A 22 jf 24 S S Pipe 1 I Ix E e s 84 57 r 80 So Penn Oil 01 11 Ins ills InsO z Io Penn O I I 10 1 l f 0 CaL 1 S 1 6 n nC C ent 25 1 23 Is IS 0 I IllS S 1 1120 1140 10 3 0 Kan 1550 VA l a 9 7 HO S 0 Ky tr ICO d do I 47 I GO G S C 0 Nb b I rG u s 4 10 I 15 56 J IM 0 N J 3 14 14 Pct tt lr 1160 10 S 0 Cob 3 Oil 01 I I Si S 9 59 Is 1 4 Ic F Net nt Tran 1143 Union Tank rant 1 I jO 70 90 N Z Trat fel I 1 25 1 No FI Pir e U tO ton I 7 Onto Ohio Oil OJ I 1 92 9 I sT 1 Pierce t Penn Mer I 1295 I t I A l NE GAS S RULES Washington June 18 State State l.-State State public utilities commissions will wm be asked by the bureau of mines to to put into ef effect effect effect ef- ef before October October 1 I 1 1 1320 1920 O. O certain regulations for tor tho the use of ot natural gas eras In or order er that the best possible use I may ba br bi made of the tho rapidly waning I natural gas cas Gas In tills this County country country HOPE E OF NUB ISRAEL ISRAE MARKET FEATURE If lit I it had not been ben for the Hope ope of ot Israel the market would havo been practically ly featureless yesterday Tho The developed b tho the Hope bump of or hope bopo by of or Israel pushed tho the stock up a after cr open opening Ins at nt 2 cents with 1000 shares changing changinG hands Trading then started with shares hares changing han hands hanthi at 2 25 21 cents while the stock tock closed with 1000 shares share's sharo at 2 21 cents Tho The market yesterday was a a again aln ragged ed There hero was also alo further selling of oC raC Prince Consolidated which sent Hent tho stock Block down from Crom 31 cents to 2 cents Tintic Standard was somewhat stronger strong strong- er while Cardiff recorded a new low price of or 35 Most Moat Io t of oC the dealing was wa in the tho securities The Tho total amount o of bu business on the exchange yesterday was almost almost the smallest day ay of the year car Tho The trading tading amounted to shares for which there was a market price of or there Sales were recorded as follows OPENING OPE G SALES SALTS BI Big Hill Hill i UI 1150 1130 at Cc Sc Ge Columbus Rexall 1 at H c. c Emma Emma 2500 2500 at 7 x Eureka ureka Lily Lily bOO 1000 1000 at Sic Eureka Bullion 1000 ulon 1000 at tIc c. c Hope of oC Israel Israel 1000 1000 at at at 1000 at 2 e Utah Michigan Utah 1340 Utah 1340 at 3 e New Quincy at 5 SIC c. c North orth Standard 2000 2000 2000 at c. c Prince PrInce GOO at 1000 at e South Standard Standard Standard GOO at It He S Syndicate Syndicate n at c. c South Pork Park Pk at Ic lc Tintic Standard Standard at 25 at CLOSING CLOSING SALES SALE Big BIb Cottonwood Coalition 1000 1000 1000 at nt 8 Sic e Columbus R 1 OO at o Ie Cardiff at Dragon 00 Dragon at Emma Emma 1000 at Empire Mines 1000 1000 at Sc East Eat Tintic Coalition 2000 Coalton- Coalton 2000 at Uc lIc Hamburg Hamburg 2000 2000 at 1000 1010 at c. c Iron seller 10 Irn King at seler days New Quincy 1000 1000 1000 at Sic North orth Standard Standard at c Prince Prince 2000 at ZOO at 3 Je Sioux at Tar Baby Baby bOO 1000 at He 2000 OO at t Sc Sc Tintic Central Central 1500 1500 at lie lic Utah Ut Con 2000 2000 2000 at Ic lc Whirlwind Whirlwind 1000 1000 at Jc IC c. c Zuma Zuma at at Shares sold seln selling 15 BANKING KNOWLEDGE KI BETTER THAN CHARTS By DA Y WALL U. U Now York June June IS In In spite o ot of a a 9 t per cen cent t money rote rate rae stocks stocka closed very en strong and active to today ay after a a dull dul session Prices were lower in Sn the morning following an attack atack on the thelt list lt by uy professional traders When these traders attempted to get set stocks back they found that selling orders were scarce In tho the lost last hour just when money started to advance a rumor gained circulation on the tho floor foor of ot the exchange to the effect that the advance in freight rates would be announced announced an announced an an- next week Tho The early figures named in this rumor were were- 25 5 5 per cent for the wN western tern roads and 30 per cent for the tho eastern ones Official verification verification pr tion ton of or the rumor was lacking but the street believed it and bought stocks ea eagerly on 01 account of it i. i Reports also als came camo from Washington that the federal reserve reser o board would have havo h 0 somo some good news for fOI business men in Its next bulletin The early resumption resumption tion ton of ot gold Imports Is e expected Professionals ProCessionals attacked the market early today bv by selling ln Vanadium Vanadium Vanadium Van Van- Van Van- and Wool ool They accomplished bat but little on these stocks however because buying buying- was of or tho the usual good character Johnson Justified the Ute faith that Its Is boomers had in It the previous day by advancing nearl nearly three points The rhe buying orders come como from Boston an and are probably aimed at tho |