Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-02-11 | Page 15 | Salt Lake Sale Volume is High

i iSALT SALT LAKE SALE I VOLUME IS HIGH Prices Move in Opposite Di Di- Di Direction Exchange Rules Are Amended Resilient market in the cast was celebrated on the Salt Lake exchange f Thursday by a turnover of shares such as had not been witnessed for lor more than a month Sales ran into r multiplied thousands Prices however how how- Vever V ever took the opposite turn and the I theory was heard again that a broad liquidation of ot margin accounts was for forthe forthe in progress and was responsible the big sales No such explanation was needed however in the case of or New Quincy t. t the heaviest trader A 2 cent 2 cent assess assess- t. t meat was announced payable March Marchi i 12 Upon this news the stock slumped from 3 34 4 to 2 4 3 cents with the t I sale of shares This was followed by the unloading of shares at 12 2 2 1 cents Two share hundred lots of Sliver King Coalition yielded 5 points from Wednesdays Wednesday's close Tintic Standard also was hit for 5 cents a share on the first call closing at Walker Park Utah and Tintic Lead Lend were among the few issues that reflected refi re re- re- re fl fi gains Walker after letting of shares at 60 cents regained I its go Wednesday price of 62 Park Utah 12 2 cents from the had a rally of 2 V at which it made its previous 1 1 i nd North Lily opening at 60 cents ts m marched up t to 62 and and 63 cents A change in the rules of or the exchange ex cx President charge char was announced by V Cole Heretofore bonds have been sold flat flat namely without charge V credit for accrued interest Under V or the amended rule the seller will beV be entitled to the interest that has accrued accrued ac V while he owned the bonds Preferred Pre Pro V stocks will vill still sell flat In common with other leading ex cx- exchanges changes the Salt Lake market will remain closed Friday Lincoln's birthday birthday birth da day but will function Saturday February Feb 13 L I Mountain View View 02 10 22 New Bing ar iO New o 8 2 o North Lily No gr Standard a 8 oo 53 64 g Ohio Ohto Copp Copper r 10 18 O V at Park r fg h m a 8 02 Park CIty Con 09 4 10 Pork ICing oo 00 oi 01 r Pl Park Konold 3 03 04 Park 02 Park Premier r o g g Park Utah t 1 Mines i 05 30 Con ri oo M 15 oo I Provo Pro 11 12 Rico Arr o 04 11 04 Sacramento St 04 c 0 Sliver Kin Coal Coal aSS Sliver Silver Shield OO I 01 SI Silver ver Standard 02 Sioux Mines 02 o So Iron Blossom 02 I SD 81 StAndard oa Swansea w n e Con h nr ar Baby q- q if 02 I Tintic Central 01 02 Tintic Lead 87 oi 90 50 Tintic Standard UnIon Chief 02 Union AssocIated OO 01 Victor Con 02 06 Walker e n 03 Vett Toledo Ji 13 sa 02 02 Weal Ves t 05 49 Yankee Con oo Ol 02 Zuma Zum 02 i 04 UNLISTED QUOTATIONS Century Y Con Gold S1 Eureka Standard d gg Park f eal 01 Coalition n. n ot Three he heS 01 Utah S Southern Oil i 1 t Utah Olt 07 Utah Uth Oil t 25 6 Yankee tl 40 Golden Char v lS r South Sauth Tintic MInes 02 02 Sliver Silver Kin Kinc 2 25 40 Continental 18 25 U P L Lis 18 8 00 do Sc r Ut Utah Fire f g 88 gg UtAh Idaho Corn Com 18 22 Amalgamated ROO 18 10 00 7 C M I 2300 2500 Pan a American Century 04 10 Anchor Coil ConI 05 50 American Ex Ez OPENING 1010 Oat at itt SALES BALES lOc J Biz Big Hill Hili 1000 at at H Sc r Con 2500 nt at Ent Enat Tintic Von Ion at Eureka Bullion 1700 At nt 19 c at i Now New North g Quincy Lily irr irry y 62 25 nt at SOc nt at 80 at c 2 V 2000 at Provo at Silver Kin Kir Coalition at 1235 I Lead at Uc 1000 at at Tintic Standard ct d S too at 2 55 Walker V at GOc 30 ot at CLOSING BALES SALES Big Hie lr Hill at It lIe OO at Tad Tact Tintic Con COO at 21 C. C at Eureka Bullion 1000 at Eureka Lilly at o 14 c. c Great W Western nt ot Ic North Lily at SIc at Park Utah at n g Provo at Silver cr l iP King Kina ra Coalition il ilon at 1285