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Show ings, taken as a whole. This condition can generally be looked upon as an indication in-dication of "the favorable condition all over the country. The reports from the steel district show most of the plants to b working up to a high normal capacity. The following list of unlisted local securities se-curities is furnished by Ralph A. Badger & Co.: Amalgamated Sugar $ 102.00 American Druggist Syndicate. . . 10.50 Beneficial Life Ins. Co 192.00 Bettllyon Home Builders .90 Bankers Trust Co 99.00 Con. Wagon & Machine Co. 91.50 Continental Life Ins. Co 100. CO Continental National bank 180.00 Cement Securities 59.00 Deseret National bank 304.00 Deseret Savings bank. 1,065.00 Farm ers & Stockgro wers bank . . S2 . 00 First National bank, Ogden 410.00 Guardian Casualty Co 15.10 Guardian Fire Ins. Co , 12.00 Home Fire Insurance Co 301.00 Heber J. Grant & Co 25.00 Intermountain Life Ins. Co 13.50 Independent Coal & Coke .75 Lion Coal 45.00 Merchants bank . . . .' 90.00 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co J05.00 McCornick & Co 3S9.00 National Bank of the Republic. 204.00 National City bank 125.00 National Copper bank 99.50 Ogden Savings bank 380.00 Salt Lake Seeuritv & Trust Co.. 120.00 Standard Coal .15 Thompson Malted Food .55 Tampa-Cuba Cigar 8.50 Utah-Idaho Sugar 9.30 Utah State National hank 209.00 Utah Savings & Trust Co 90.00 Universal Metallic Tie -?6 United Home Builders 5l Utah Oil Retiring: -95 Walker Bros, bank 200.00 Zlon's Savings bank -408.00 Z. C. M. 1 360.00 LOCAL SECURITIES. Trading in local securities haw seen no great change during the last week or ten days. Local stocks are maintaining rela-1 rela-1 1vely high prices, though the level at present Is somewhat lower as compared with July and August. A noticeable increase in-crease in volume of trading in our local industrials has taken place since the middle of the summer. Although money is at the present lime more plentiful than at any other time In the history of the country, still interest rates, particularly In the western section, are not an low ns should he expected ordinarily ordi-narily under the circumstances. Tn thr cast the demand for large amounts of i red it for crop movement is beginning If it. were not for the greatly improved financial condition of the country as fains fai-ns funds are concerned, we would Very likely have a decrease to some extern In the amount of trading in securities Until Un-til the crop movement was well advanced Trading on the eastern market has been more active than during the Bummer, Bum-mer, months. The ouilol; for winter trading trad-ing in good. Many cnntrn houses are advising their clients to buy conservative issues benefited by foreign demand This ypntlment intimates thai hi financial clr des the war is expected in at at leaal another year. The rallroad.s nre reporting good earn- |