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Show MARKET 0PEN5 WEAK, BUT 18 ! STRONG WHEjURADING STOPSj Apprehensions Regarding Money Conditions and; Demoralization of Foreign Exchange Cause Uncertainty in Early Hours of Session. F. BUTTON S CO. OiW YORK STOCK EXCHANO NEW YORK COTTON EXCMANOS CHICAGO BOARD OF TRABI ! C EAST 60UTH TEMPLI Fticr.es Wat. 461B-H11 Prlvata Wires Coast to Coast Home Office: 1 " Broadwa. N. NEW YORK, July 10. Stocks were Hesitant Hesi-tant and irregular during the early and intermediate in-termediate stages of today's session , but strengthened nil around In the furiously active f inn I hours. when more than half a million aim res changed handB. Early uncertainty w.n trncenhle in part to apprehension regarding tho money market In Its bearing upon 1 he more upeculatl ve issues, but this proved unfounded, rates for the two douses of collateral varying only a point until towards the close, when loans on mixed collateral were made at 0 per cent, while 8 was demanded for nil industrials. Another development which prompted cnu-t cnu-t ion in conferva it ve quarters, but seemed to make no impression among speculative interests inter-ests was the absolute dem oral! zatlon of the foreign exchange market. Remittances to London Lon-don and Taris fell to the lowest quotations in the hlBtory of the local market, Italian exchange approximating Its low point of the war period and extreme unsettlement was re-1 re-1 fleeted in the rates to neutral countries. One of the most encouraging features of the stock market was the strength shown hv rails, secondary us well as in vestment transportations transporta-tions making the best showing in many weeks, features on that division included St. Paul cc mmon nud preferred at net gains of 6 and 4 points, respectively, nnd .New Haven 4",( and some of the trauseoulinentaU and minor issues 1 to 3 points. Oils, tobaccos, Amcrlcnn Woolen, Endieott, Johnson and sundry equipments nnd specialties gained 1 to G points, but Crucible Steel and Baldwin, recent leaders of the rise, were moderately mod-erately reactionary. Shippings were among the active and stronger stocks at the close. Sales amounted to 1 .S50.000 shares. liberty bonds were firm, others easier on lighter dealings. Total sales (par value) were 911.400,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on on II. LUKE COLLECTS LUKE COLLECTS BROKERS Members of the Salt Lake Stock Exchange. Stocks and Bonds handled han-dled In all markets. Liberal ad- vances made on securities at bank- able rates. j Stock Exchange Bldg. Wasatch 1373. I Tf ' ' "Hf" "Vf ANY of our new ' ' ' I XT J. accounts come f j- I I Prom the recommenda- . -J tion of older depositors $ :l who have profited by - k. : their association with f ; us and wish their & i friends to have the same advantages. g I Resources, $12,500,000 f 3 Member Federal f r? Reserve System. IZZj! r I INSIST ON BINDING TWINE Full Measure, Uniform Size, Extra Strength. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES. UTAH IMPLEMENT-VEHICLE CO., SALT LAKE CITY. MEMBERS Salt Lake Stock and Mining: Exchange, Chicag-o Board of Trade. Direct Private Pri-vate wires east and west. Successors Salt Lake Branch of Logan & Bryan. j. L KOGLE & CO. U. S. Bonds Investment Securities SALT LAKE, OGDEN, 169 Main St. Eccles Bldg. 1 T R IBUiU1 WAiNT ADS P ULLl |