Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-27 | Page 16 | [Untitled]

iGREAT ACTIVITY 18 FEATURE i OF STOCK MARKET SESSION Pronounced Scope and Strength Also Noted; News Confirms Trade and Industrial Improvement. . y I, P "FOR THE LAND'S SAKE" USE ,0 ' I .) DITCHER f " ROAD GRADER rlWJ' ' TERRACES tyS lyf:-. ' ?AYS FR ITSELF in u 1 f.- V,;v,-: bor. time and money saved '- over old methods. DON'T ,8 a IC.;- FARM ANOTHER dAV l WITHOUT ONE. kXsaJ ' Write Today NOW :!if 'l UTAH IMPLEMENT-VEHICLE COm ait I mil mil minim mi i iiimih i iiiii n iiinmiiin i iimiimrrnf i m iniirmminni mi imi mini n nm" iARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE . TEXAS OIL FIELDS? Lot us send you an accurate map of the lirkhuriU'U. 'w , ,-utini and a souvenir telling' the romance of the original oil dis- co very. .f-:Jj IT'S FREE A POSTAL CARD FROM YOU WILL ir. IB BRING IT. J. F. RIGGS 5f Box 358, Wichita Falls, Texas. r-t i...LiiimiLM. Pill 1MMIMH ICPIW I '.a'- . NFW YORK, May !. Today's ntncfe market i session wji marked tiy ex t r;tJi-' ! inn ry activity, si-i'i'f arid strwipUi. Sah-H amounted to 2.02.1.ei0 shares, inakiiii; tin: first, two uiiillwn slniru day sui'if February 1. PJ17. ( if-nera I news and advices over the eek-end reeesiS run firmed recent reports of pent-nil ini-provtnnt ini-provtnnt in many linns of trade and industry, tos-tlier with other extremely favorablt-auguries. favorablt-auguries. I'uremoflt amng these were the imniineneo of the sitfuhij,' .,f the pi'ai't; treaty, the heavy over-suhrtenption tu ih Victory loan, coin iiui-anee iiui-anee of excellent crop prospects and further relaxation of money market conditions. Hails and Hhltipins were the only important rlenienis hickiuc in t hn day's buoyant operations, opera-tions, t hose, (croups, except for several of Hie Investment and "reorganized" issues, fuillinp far behind Lho general list in activity and Streiijflll. Autoni'ibile shares and affiliated stocks were the chief f.ntur-p thrrmshont, their PHronio cains uf 3 to Ji )oiu;s i-eiuc uccompauied by rumors of impending mergers or consolidations. consolida-tions. ICqiiipments. s Ice-1.1 and coppers reflected a resumption of hii week's demand which had its inception in the optimistic views of industrial in-dustrial leaders. Oils, lea tilers and tolia.-coa shared moderately by comparison, also the food, chemical and textile i.Mies. United Statis Steel made an extreme pain of almost 2 points to tin? year's hitch of UH)1-!. but eased n point on Aery n tensi ve realizin t; for profits towards the end. other leaders yielding 1 to 2 points. 11' mils, incltid ini; t he Libert y d 1 vision, were firm, but tradiny was at all times eclipsed with the activity of stocks. Total aaieti tpar value) accredit I'd S ' 1 . 'i""1. 1)1 Old I'nitL-d States bonds wore unchanged on call. " ' x itD TAX- FREE Municipal boiuls arc exompt from ps federal income tux. Next to govern- !''rI ment bonds, tliey are the clennest safest form of investment. Allow- ' iV ing for taxes, tliev sonielinies ennui .'' in yield a 7 per cent to 12 per eciit taxable security. Ask for our list. Bond h. Mortgage Company : Suite 412 Walker Bank Eldg. : Liberty Bonds bought and sold for cash on basis New York prices. . .; it. n. . . ::.iet LUKE COLLECTS COt! . .-- ... - ' I. E. ) tm bu-l rvix imj mm Cirr. viam LUKE COLLECTS S ; " Con LLEOTWlCll Members H, : Y O P K CTOCK EXCHANft? NEW YORK COTTON EXCHAN03 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRAD5 ' W, M EAST SOUTH TEMPL3 l'':fT PHor.es Was. 4618-461 J. V Private Wire Coast to Coal Home Office: 61 Broadway. N. RAH8ER OILRELll The greatest oil discovery in history : Large Colored Map--FREE m CURTIS, PACKER & CO. '- 60 Broad St., New York r. I "THE RANGER ROAD j I TO RICHES" r 63 The first complete and correct sla- E :! 5 5 tisticttt record of ail the lunger p . K and Texas Oil Stocks traded in on It the N. Y. furl). It's free! H i C. E. HEEEICK & CO., INC. ... .. ) 67 Exchange Place. New York gj LIBERTY BONDS (any Npiip) are; 0upt from al: taxef; from .linury I, ' until 5 yr-ars ai'ti'r t erini aa t i..n of i ie war. in addition to rhf ''' nritrinifl- : exempted. I o yi won d"r t h t- :i re 1 -Int; steadily a: snri.wl y :s.-rj i,di ; :i t i, . vest)!-.-'.' V,'c hiiy and (le s-- i-oii'lt- ' ' any hinrnints fm 'he knvsi 'otunii.tion 1 isi.s of any ecnrily traded in. I. fl. EIC8LE & CO. i LT LAKF OCDEN 9 Main St ; Fcriet Bldq.