Show ORGANIZATION OF UTAH TA OIL CU CO COMPLETED At a a. meeting last night at the Weber club In Ogden of the Ogden subscribers to th the stock of the Big g Piney Oil and eff tofi Refining company n t the organization n of the company was completed with the following as the first officers and di directors directors di- di rectors I dl-I President Frank rank MacVaugh 1 of Salt Lake vice president Willard Villard of Ogden C C. L L. Miller of Ogden and F F. O. O Freeman of Salt Lake are additional directors director with an official o of the Wyoming Wyo ming Consolidated Oil company yet to toa tobe tobe be chosen by t that company a while I the tN treasurer a Is R. R A. A Noyes cashier i h of ef the Commercial National bank of oC Ogden and the secretary Is J J. J Tracy Wootton of Salt Lake and who also Is the company's counsel It was decided to make the capital stock share of a par value of Jl 1 i instead of as suggested by the Salt Lake subscribers It also was de decided decided de- de In order to keep the company as near as possible e a closed os corporation p at r that should any s stock oc be s sold In ad addition ad rr to that already subscribed by the present subscribers numbering thirty thirty- three to give the members of the company com corn pany the first opportunity to purchase such stock The contract for the rig was approved and it is expected that active operations will be under way on the tho company's holdings in the tho Big Piney field within the next two weeks BOSTON STOcKs E. E F. F Hutton Co broKers 25 S East South Temple treet the follow follow- log Ine received over their vat ate wires I Bid I Asked Adventure 2 2 2 Ahmeek 85 90 1 1 11 4 11 Allouez 51 52 Arizona Commercial 1 Hil 18 65 70 Calumet Arizona 84 54 85 Calumet Centennial 19 20 Copper Range flange 61 61 Daly West 2 3 34 East Butte 2 19 19 Franklin 6 6 6 Hancock 8 8 9 Island Creek 5 56 do preferred 88 90 Indiana 2 2 Keweenaw 1 1 H Lake Copper 2 7 7 Mass Con 7 9 9 Mayflower 12 1214 Michigan l 9 9 l Mohawk wk 80 9 82 Mason Valley 2 3 New Arcadian 6 61 6 North Butte Old Dominion 52 52 Osceola 70 72 Ojibwa 3 3 Pond Creek 21 21 Quincy 82 I 83 Shannon 3 4 St. St Mary s 3 72 74 Superior Boston 3 3 I Superior Copper 8 8 84 South Lake 3 H 3 South Utah 28 30 30 Swift Co 13 Tuolumne 2 2 TrInity O 4 4 AI U. U Shoe MaChinery til 52 do preferred 27 27 I Utah Apex 3 m Utah Metals I 3 4 Utah Con 4 12 12 United Fruit Victoria 4 4 n Wolverine 29 30 Wyandotte t 1 1 h r onn 2 3 INVESTMENT SECURITIES I. I A. A Hogle Co brokers South Main street furnish the following quotations quotations quo quo- BANK STOCKS I Bid I Asked Bankers' Bankers Trust Columbia Trust Deseret National Deseret Savings 5 First Nati Ogden McCornick l Co Ou National Bank Republic National City Bank National Copper COPIer Utah State National Walker Bros Bankers ex div Zions Zion's Saving Trust INDUSTRIAL STOCKS I i Amalgamated Su Sugar ar 1000 Cement Securities Con Wagon x 1000 Home Fire Ins Independent Coal Coal 68 Lion Coal 1 Mt Ml States T. T T T. T Ogden Packing Standard Coal 50 Utah-Idaho Utah Sugar Utah Fire Clay 50 Utah Pr Pro Lt 1st pfd Z C. C M. M 1 I. I BONDS Lion Coal S. S L I. Stock Ex 91 00 Standard Coal Utah P 1 Lt 1st Ss Utah L Lt Pr Utah Securities 65 1400 Utah G G. Coke 1st 58 WALL STREET B By y Associated Press NEW YORK July 29 TradIng Trading be becam became became be- be came cam active later but the movement was almost entirely downgrade Reactions of 1 to 5 points occurred among motors oils steels equipments and In Investment Investment In In- vestment rails riis also easing pressure pres pres- sure United Fruit was among the few striking exceptions advancing 5 points Montana Power lower and several specialties under pool control were carried higher before the reversal became generally ef effe ef ef- fe Stats Steel which br broke ke 2 points was the object of special at attention t at lention because of this afternoons afternoon quarterly quarterly Us terly meeting of oC the board Call money opened at 66 per cent The brisk rally at midday extended from 1 to 3 points starting with a de demand demand de de- mand for cheaper rails notably New NewHaven NewHaven Haven and Texas Pacific Local tractions tractions tractions trac trac- also scored appreciable gains and United States Steel made up half Its I loss 1018 Tobaccos were strongest of the specialties |