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Show TILE 10 TIERALD-KKPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1915 X, " . IfiTiae vaiaVBn &v&&Li&&zztZs t I Ifrftlrc (HmramiOTHal and uzvaz mz&m BflSiraiTBW bpv-a&w- 5 wa-&miui-vj- i f ntrliief-tria- l aa&uuiJiiLFa &m& ' NEW PIOCHE MILL STRONGER MARKET SILVER KING CON.'S DEMAND FOR RAILWAY fkitfirac iwwww 25! PROSPECTIVE REDUCTION WANT AD RATES I Ten cents per line for first insereach sub- tion, 5 cents per line for classificasequent insertion, all to tions. Count six words the line. MONTHLY RATE. per line per month. receive ads will Telephoned prompt attention. $1.25 MAKES FIRST OUTPUT ON LOCAL 'CHANGE $200 ADDED PROFITS , Yubi Lcaslnjr & IeveIopment comrhsns-- yejtcr.lay hovel a persistency pany made its Initial shipment of mill to InTeafie in volume and display a product this week, which consisted of wtrotitfer undertone pretty nearly all a carload of concentrates and 1000 of frold precipitates, says the along: th line. Yesterday's total was pounds Pioch Hecord. More ks. than the largest In many The management reports everything ft jteire different l?fs floured in the moving along: at both mine and mill. satisfactorily lively TnornlnK hour, but with no During the past week O. IC. Whltaker, lHie domlnatlnsr the market. engineer, of iJenver. has been in and la 1added rrles ofhave few dAys silver of ti' lift About lift ton to the net earning the Stiver Kins? CnnsoMrt a ted mln nt Park City, according to an officer of th. rrmrany. If lead should remain nt I'.oth the Silver KinRS advanced B points arnirs tic. In the e.fternoon Ohio (Topper 3,.. 25 a hundred" thf etra would t mor than sufficient to r Is double sold up to 20 cent?, whl-Mall th eipense of tho rompany. was than It less held what at thirty n The mine. It fi stated. I In fln so. South Ileda was In demand day to prnft from a boom In m'tal. around $2.3J. Iron Hlo.,om held at 81 for 15 ly taking a few mr from develop- cents, and Hleo Welllnct'n the cents. 171 ment arvd puttintr them on ore, to cnn. could b" Increase,! 100 per cend. I'd r.sh.miMay Iav dropped?o!m a fraction rn l the ret profit more than iluuMcl," , T blow 10 cents. The curb was busier IfAn.ong; p.y. th rf?H disclosure urnier-Susual. thn shares totaled Na!s round- t , a. I"ns of rlrt r'e:ia run. nt a valued atye.'trdiv 14.74. Hie official clos- i 170 the lvel from jdnsr rout-re r. follows: ra-- t -t r.f the eid of the quot.it ions joint ""' bedding. Tt i well tfinft- II. r !. sisty rorrnoon. Afternoon. wide. T". far Is pott at out five fee!near the rcair; .North of tf Ask j; Hid. Ask. Bid, Urn? "N'. rnl. tf.? .r. on the black to ' OOI "on a .10 i .13 Alta iianrtntr vat; h tiiwolen followedM t;U Alta Tlrer .04 .03 .(. .0."', and J elaht fe't of f.rty-2 .29 .2K Albion f 1.135 .11 It is flrst-shipping fti.ll'i?. . ..; .12 ;, an impor A m Ion fOT. .if ore- and promise- to t. Iterk Tunnel' tant resource. with a Hi nr. Ansa I. r.ntor tank capacity oof .o.. .10 n t r. e Ttlck Jack, .(is fnn has bfn ervrt"l of Hoc .03 5 Cotton f3i the love', th poove feet li'!l!V I" lianno.-f. wl.irh a :! r. This tnnfc shaft f 3 .0.11! ft?ii i .05J a pressure fedar i:t. gives n Ptreari ry gravity, filial e.'.ousrh, - throw .Oil. .05 .04 dar T.ilir, over rrfal .111 .Hi .111 i;xt. . . .I0j! the Bhaf thousrt arid 13 valuable for fire 'ol. o!o Mln.. " protection. .OU' Point; .oi Th ground at the mtnfi Is now cov- - "rown 4.15 4.20 4.15 4.20 irditf snow and the I cf Inthes y rt. waroni telv.ir finic rep,. u .60 .S' Ialv .f2 .6) ' i ore 7.10 7.25 or Is mov ir. g to mnrKft at tl.e Ialy-JudTi Prasron ( on.! .10 .20 .15 .10 rate? f fifty ton a lay. Hast, rrlnce.f .r,t ' 1 . u. .50 1.674 i;. i:... .f " f par-tfeil- camp over the Amalgamated proplooking erties in the interest of eastern shareholders. It Is understood that the company's for the future are undergoing plans some change and the management expects to give out more detailed and ininformation within the next teresting two weeks. C. I Hillings. c3io was among the number who visited the new gold strike at Oakwell last week, has returned. While the region Is fairly well mineralized, he pays he saw no ore consensational values. taining F. C. Itlchmond Is expected to arrive here from Salt Lake today to look ever the Bristol properties. con-rtltio- ft ri Amal-ramate- d f- - i ! fi-su- re I t j 1 PAffl -- ; 1 S SHIPPING ! t : New York, Nov. IS. Hallway shares were almost the only redeeming feature of today's irregular and professional market, those issues displaying and a broader inquiry, general an strength of hesitancy. Krle after period early was the most active stock In the list and advanced 2 to 45!, Its highest price in almost a deoafle. Union Pacific's steady rise of almost 3 points to 1414. the top quotation of the year, stimulated a demand for such stocks as St. Paul, tjreat Northern. Reading. Lehigh Valley and New2 Haven, which were to points. higher were sporadic There by gains In the war and semlwar descriptions, as well as automobile and sugar stocks and United upon these issues Fruit, but was pressure followed by reversals. invariably Mercantile Marine preferred, which reelevated on extravagant escently was for the current timates of earnings year, reacted 3 points to 675. Coppers failed to make appreciable of another advance progress. In spite 194 in the metal to cents, the third revision in a week's time. There upward was further adverse criticism of the plan. Guggenheim dissolution United States Steel was the largest of the short Interest and Bethlehem Steel ranged between 5490 and 474, clospoints. In gening at 485. a gainof of kinds eral all suggested specialties an increasing lack of public interest. was dull except in the first Trading hour, with total sales ofIn 785.000 shares. the European Latest developments the crisis in the situation, particularly P.alkaus. contributed measurably toward the heavier tope of international Thai, center was issues in London. some of Its liquia seller here, galn Indation being ascribed to continentalnew terests. Virtual completion of thea faBritish commercial credits had vorable effect on sterling exchange, which rose to Its best rate of recent weeks. The weekly statement of the Bank of Ungland showeda a gold lossof of about reduction liability $r. 000,000, with reserves and a moderate decrease in toFrance tal reserves. The Bank of with a gained about $5,000,000 Itsgold, note circusubstantial increase of lation. Bonds were firm to strong, with a fair request for convertible Issues. Total sales, par value. aggregated United States registered 2s and 4s advanced 1 per cent on call. ar i pro-('lidln- RISE OF U. P. SHARES R;i.in5M on t!;e local mlnlnsr In t "". ; - - ! CARLOAD LEAD-SILVE- R I s i , i It -- I . - - ore from one face. day of When asked yesterdav for a confirmation. Manager C If. Dooltttle said that when ho wms down making an inspection the fore part of this week that were looking very encouraging. things A force of seven or eight men Is employed. They are drifting on the main vein in three or four different feet. This is at a depth of about 300places. teams are hauling the first Already carload of ore of the season, and it will reach the local market In a fewlikely It is a product days. and probably of very good quality, as some excellent ore has been found lately in the Pacific. s first-clas- : ! . -- q; i i o: MASON VALLEY SMELTER TO RESUME DECEMBER f 1 .24: I .lli .Zi Hold Chain. liranil t'ent.i Ind. yuccii . . Iron Hlos. . . Keystone Wil... King KlitK 1 from Nevada Leonora arjaln reported nrd Itarhlnu the lartf. erneltr Mountain that Min Mammoth tnt of t!ir Mason V I .fti' .05 pi ilify .. The I.tt !o.:i. has will resttrn- I vrk been ru r that reoort s- -t and that for the resumption date, if will h operated at full raparity. and The plant Is lo.atvlrr atn. Thompson terU'ith the 20ft to 2' employs mination of the Nevada ouKlasof rop- 't and drop in the wa prbe elosd down the nflre .smelter ier, a h.lf ac. At that liout a year and wn on to - Ma 1 -- te v- . Moscow h! ( Cop .02 .p.. .17 F'lup.is . . ;( - ... l"s-.,..o-- s . rt i;' " :.2! . . 2 p ...;1. !.:.o . .i j . . ; . .60 .OS so for said 1 1 from the ' i eighteen ,07J ple up to 1 . . . .224 311 .05 02 MOi .OH 0HJ .01 .02 05 . ri ' ' t . !'"" j . JIAJESTIC MINES HAS . . . . . .03 I ;. iii'' 11 ' .01 .014 .02 .05 .40 ,09 .01 .35 " '. ! M-f- f:r . . ore o sin.-- e far in Septeruher. at'd November. tu-'.- ve Hi 'i ;- m wT'in A m;s tra oM wooi i. 1 tTi- - Hit v 3fe ' e.:;lr alss. i'm) t I'oliiinl 's Hterr)in. . ti.., :tt 300' at 'a. ;:t 6Jc: C.ferai!o. 1 1 1 i 1 CHIEF SILVER MARKET RUNS LOW IN STOCKS ! trieatone nifh tr.vith American I p ,i rc hp s n i In l. nwl!c trnmnf. pro- b.is an in it,irv with American (iU of which ,,,rk ers for '. will co into . Hure.m. 7srs nmiu m.o ... n A -Jtn e.'if.-es- 1 l.rniM. the l'.o1on nverntnent Mlv.-in this r fump-s- 100, ;i t at 1 61- -. ! ! ; So-i- r t at le. ' i 1 : -- 1 ; , YV r- it-pt- tt h- . 7,-- t, I'-'h- v. i 1 '"or,.-oltdate,- . . 17-- r oirn-i-ir.- v. i:de--stoo- d h--- 1 -t '. i 1 1 1 1 a-- w-k- i e - . Itb SALT LAKE ENGINEER INSPECTS ELY TUNGSTEN T:r o nt Well. Habv. 2'0 nt Ca-o- i 15". South Iron H'osoni at Jc. r:jold. .iV.:0; value. 13.757 ;o. of Htv. Xev . rrorertie In the vp-- f ltv t i.t ri:i locus. nmv of I . n wbtcrt A. Mvitj. on Sale. were as cxamina-tto;irb vr .frday been utxler have tnterestel. i sh.iri-j. t lo cents: Iiur.or, rs p", th past wee!: .pe. apt. TOO V,.i:i!rh Mines." to 5sat ".it to 3S cents; itacVicMe, n well known ruin.- operator Seii., at cents; Mr. MaeVlcM of SaV levk. i'iudm. ; lOOO at at cent ftm! Manhattan,Hrooklyn. riled Mr. Meyers from Snlt Lake for the 4 "cent. Ti'e closimt uuoiations were of securing first har.d Inforpurpos on a tuntrsten property con- reported as follow: mation trolled by Mr. Meyers ard Alt a Tunnel OS!; A It. i Centennial .20 H ill Val'.ev .13 "ardlff Hxtension .031 J 'em IJoittt "onoIIdated .0 :01 . f2 f'irt u t.a tJoid ... .if. 2S M.chl.i..tj- Ctah .ooj .oo Inm.-.AI4j .024 rj .01? liico Arccntlne .02 Chief S.intauum .(Oil S mt Jn K i i k .ooji .01 Sdls vf.; .3it .371 Tlnttc Standard .02 halaneo u Ti maintain .37 Wasatch Mines sri'I .40 K. Sliver . . 12; .30 one" i? tb of b.tnk . . . New )i;lnrv nt tho ot; .09 Lest promoters rf cmlit anil BOSTON COPPER RANGE stanI-in- r The following quotations wero r gires the !opoe.itor a reived ovr lUrtgcr pro. private wire: in the con;rr.Ttr.ity. ;Shares Hl;h. J rwTTcioje". Hu e A S. 1.13:. 72 ill W 71.00 71.25 welrome pew cheekln? 'J 5 1 .no .P5 Chief Con accounts. t50' 2 ,73 2.75 2.75 Palv West . K. A: H. It. 5"0 .75 1.66 1.66 in oft X 1 fol-ln- n w: - o 1 at'. n-!- ( CREDIT RATING I - I I l ! ........ . j . ! 1 1 . I i . UTAH STATE NATIONAL BANK l'tah orncr.iisi If- - Hutlr. Atslslint S. S. corn l. Preferrerl Met .so . .yn . .K0 .6. 47.00 . Ctah Con .. ft ah Anej . . Joseph F. Fmlth. President. D. C Jackl nx. Vb e President, J. Grant. ViceVice rresMn;. litter President. Hidrer. P.odncy T T.McKwan. Cashier. Ifer.ry Otorse Nr.-V- . 5 1 . . Majeir llO'JR- 1 ,0-- .65 47.00 4S.00 1.175 47 .75 3 25 4 s ,00 !47.7S 17-V1- 45 1.340. ,121,13.874 3.fi2J 9.50 j fl.25 3.S71 13 S7J 75 30 S ! ft BOSTON CURB The following uctRtlois wer received over Badger Pros." private wir: Cashier. t Hoston ; v . , . . Pdrirhant Mines Soul h l'tah I C. 25.100 261 251 26 4 Alaska Gold 3,900 324 324 32 684 4.500 694 68 Am. Beet Sugar . 592 f.O i American Can ... i.00 614 15.100 714 CS2 G9 4 Am. Locomotive Am. S. fc Ke'fng. . 10.300Oi 9S1 071 97i 50 113 ,112 112 Preferred 7001 1173;il7 117 Am. Sugar Be. . . PRINCE CON. WEEKLY 1.600 12S!1291 1281 Am. Tel. & Tel. . . OUTPUT 2800 TONS Am. 200: 229J 229 2284 Tobacco 4.000 90 J S S 4 88 j Anaconda Cop. Prince ore the from of 3.JO0 OS,jl074 108 Shipments to th Utah smelters the A fc hi son Consolidated Baldwin Loco. . . . 23.600 120 4 1164 1174 esx flfty-slcarloads 2.S00I 04i 941 943 & O. . . past week totaled timated at 2S00 tons. This Is compared Baltimore . . 1.4 01V. 4I0 474 4S5 Bet hlchein Steel with esixty cars the previous week and Brook. It. Transit l.!00i n S91. SO 3 sixt3'-onthe week before. 4.7001 26 244 25 Cal. Petroleum . . 1S5 J Canadian Pacific . 3,700!1S1 lS4i 581 2,300! 5RJ 5 8 SELI.IA ASSESSMENT Central Leather & O.. 11.500 Gli 62J 641 Chesapeake 153 An assessment of half a cent a share Chicago. (Jr. W... . . . 941 95J 5,200 96 has been levied by the Seltna Mines C. M. & St. N.P. AV. . 135 plans Chicago ,i company to continue the present 1931 'is' 1SS of developing the property In North C. H. 1. & P. By.. 15,600 55S 544 543 7,900! Tlntic. The delinquent date is Decem- " Chlno Copper 53ft Colo. Fuel & Iron. ber 15; sale date January 2. 741 Crucible Steel . . . 11.100 761 '734 I 28 900 281 28 & R. G. pfd. . . METAL MARKETS 441 4 5 I Mstiller's Sec. . . 5,500; 46 75.500! 45 g 444! 451 Erie New York. Nov. 1R. The metal ex- (Jen. . . . 1, 4001177 il 75! 175 Electric 5.25. offered at . . . 1263 change nuotesi Cr. pfd. North, 1 7.75 fc.75. 4.5011: :r. N. Ore ctfs. .. 495 50 Spelter.51 J. Silver 4.:oj'i rs?! 77 31 773 Gug. ENplor 111. Central firm: electrolytic. 1!.?5. 50oi09 :10s 10S9J Copper Iron steadv ami unchanged. 222' 213 6.900 Con. Inter. Corp.. Metal exchange quotes tin quiet nt Inspiration ( 'op. . . I19.9O0 40 it 451 451 41.25-?42.00 109 In. liar., N. J. 6O0I 33 i 32 i 323 At London: '. Sout hern . K 70 70 5s; Lehigh Val 15s; futures. 3,5001 S2j 814 823 Spot copper. I .oil is. fc Nash. . electi ol vt ie. M 10s. 9.90o! 923 nil 126 172 . . ti's: futures, 92. Mex. Petroleum Spot tin. J73 ... 1 M iaml Copper . . . 35 54S 343 2.900 Antimonv. 24 j M.. 15 Bar silver ! K. per ounce. T. pfd.. . 2d. 'i.Soo 76 "7i 7 3 Lead 26 Mo. Pacific 125 National Biscuit.. Speller. IS7. 1.5001 66J.I 65 65J Nat ional Lead . . . Nevada Copper . . 6.K00,' 17 163 163 MINING NOTES N. Y. Central i5.:',o!io3a!io2S 1031 7.1O0! si N. Y.. N. II. & II.. 791 SI 4 15.75. was week last Average - Norfolk .fc W. . . 5.200 194'HSl US r .loui Mining the T;ninecrlng Fays ,soo 116511153 1164 Northern Pacific. obThe Heaver 600 3211 321 32 Mall Butte Copper has a levied Pacirie. 44 Tel Tel. cent. Pacific of nn assessment of a quarter . . . n sylvan in 4.5oO: 60J 594 59J Pen i December 11; date The delinquent Pullman Pal. Car. 3.6f:0il 67 J'1632 1653 sale date January 3. 10.4o0 2K3i 261 261 Hay Con. Cop. . . 13.6001 S 3 1 S2J S31 Heading STOCKS NEVADA 3.5001 51 3 503 514 Repub. Iron fc were South. Pacific. The following quotations 1.20o;i 03 102 103 w 3.000,1 24! 2 4 23 3 Southern Hy. . . reived over Badger Bros.' private 162 1634 Co.. 13.600jl67J rud. !Asfc. Studebaker 3,00o! S94 57". 5SJ Tenn. Copper . . T25 .2 Texas Co 60olM j 1791 181 Atlanta . .37. 52.M)o!l41M13R4 1413 Pacirie Union Booth .0.-.I'C, Allis-Chalme- rs Hid. .21 S . 3 0 .30 " Ask. .23" S . 75 1583-- J. ERNST, carpet renovator; modern: steam cleaned; makes dustless. carpets 331 Second South. Hyland 1009. . CJHINSERBS YEE FOO LUN CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE. 116 S. MAIN. UPSTAIRS. WASATCH 6930. CHIROPODIST DR. J. 218 COSTELLO, Main, upstairs, opp. chiropodist. Hotel. Kenyon as. 3859. Graduate New York School of , Chiropody. 2593. W. Chicago, Nov. 18. Assertions that petual care. 1016 Kearnu bldg. J. L. DAVIS, chiropodist. Keith Emsteps being taken by foreign governPhone Wasatch 2224. resiporium ments would bring about a reduction FLORISTS dence 1112. Wasatch of freight rates on the ocean gave de(Classification No. 3.) DR L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats tTtt vc a NJTlt tCMITMS;. roses, all col cided strength today to the wheat marall ailments of the feet. 47 E. First 65c stems dozen, leaves; ors, ket here. Prices closed strong. 4 for South. Wasatch 5064 to. 13 net higher, with December at perfect flowers; single flowers, 105jf 1054, and May at 10714" 1074- Corn 25c. Artificial Flower shop, 34 E. 4th ANTNG AJJDYEING gained Du 1J cents and oats g cent. In South. the outcome was unchanged provisions SALT WILLES-HORNNews E LAKE CIEANING DRUG CO., to 74 higher. funeral designs, k0' .est ,work. Prompt delivery, 265 Wheat had an upward slant almost bldg.; cut flowers. 291. State. Wasatch 5235. Hyland 1939. the day. Gos- decorating. Wasatch continuously throughout was current and that the British sip 214 Second E. L. M. LAW. florist. Italian governments had assumed vir- South. CLEANING AND PRESSING Design, work37 and decorating tual direct control of all freight ves- my Was. w. C. THORNTON I'leunlnn. specialty. sels belonging to citizens of Great Britain or of Italy. Such a move was genWas4109ry ' CleaUinS 11 year rouni' the wheat trade as DIRECTORS FUNERAL erally regarded by an end to commissions meaning (ClaMlflcailonNo. 2.) DRY cleaning. $1.00; old suits bought as an effective to hoist rates, andprivate method to diminish the cost of getting S. D. EVANS, Undertaker, Embalmer. and sold. 377 S. State. Wasatch 7697. foodstuffs to Europe. The consequence mortuary chapel, 48 S. State; automo- CEMETERIES wasitch t.awm CF.itCTERY. Per C. S W -- lglg 18-in- ch - was to stimulate bullish sentiment, especially after leaders pointed out that when lake navigation was ended. It be impossible to forward by to the seaboard railmight enough Canadian wheat to supply urgent European demands. Wet weather northwest and over the winter crop region as well drew attention to the of comparative of scantiness of reports country marketings wheat. Prospects were for a decreased movement, as rural holding was apmore and more proparently becoming renounced, but a general freeze and rewere being good highways sulting lied upon by the bears as likely to endeliveries. large Corn rose with wheat and as a result of unfavorable conditions for curing and shipping. Besides, foreigners were said to have been here of the December option. buyers In oats the main bullish influence was the strength'of other grain. Fair amounts continued to be disposed of to the seaboard. Provisions responded slowly to an in the price of hogs. The best upturn demand was for lard. ' "Leading futures ranged as follows: bile service, if desired, without tional expense. Wasatch 364. WHEAT ffigh 1.04 4 1.054 1.05 4 1.074 Dec May 60g 633 .611 .65 Dec May PORK 384 .3811 . 404! Dec May . . CORN DAT-S- 39j .Tan Ma y 16.82 16. 67 16.80 16.82 9.10 9.27 9.20 9.40 LARD Jan." May .... RIBS Jan 9.20 9.15 9.32 May .... 9.27 Cash quotations: Wheat Low Close 18-2- , AUCTION SALES 58(f58 Oats 4. fT1anlflctlnn Xo, COAL AND KINDLING .1. "IHTgrainTnmlr out of receive delivery. Newman ComBARGAINS in new furniture; mission prompt 13 why we sell cheap; Co., 147 E. 2d So. Was. 4155. district rent high second-han'- d brass beds, office furnieTcTPaTl DANING 1998. CONSULT reliable Seber, most 2547. C. L. auctioneer In Utah. Ilyland C. E. OSTERLOH, auctioneer. anything. Wasatch ?824-LOST AND FOUND fClnsnlflentlon No. 4.) L'CTP iV DANCING lessens 10c. private lessons dally; only academy in Salt Lake teaching ballroom,34 fancy and stage dancing. Sells Woodward, Main. DANCING "Wednesday and Saturday Auditorium hall. For rent for all occasions. Wasatch 4667. VMTIPF. 3 DETECTIVES INFORMATION obtained on anv sh. any time, anywhere. Intermoun-tai- n ject, Protective Service, Inc., 219 Judge bldg. Phone VVas. 1S94. Interviews at convenience of client. DOLL HOSPITAL ALSO Japanese and Chinese fine goods, kimonos. Hop Wo Co., 113 E. Second South. RESSMAKTNG DRESSMAKING and alteration work, guaranteed;6546.will176goE.out by the dav. Wasatch First South. MADAME ROCIIARD, expert rerellned. 31 furs, suits, coats modeling W. Third .South. Apt. 28. 's CROCH ETING and knitting and done at reasonable rates. sewing Reward for capture. Inform Director Wrasatch 3255-U. S. Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring, reasonable prices. 167 N. Main st. Was. nr. in or 5 m. 18, Nov. p. LOST About Schramm-Johnso- n No. 4, sterling silver 2386-Clark enmesh bag with name NinnatoC. 103 A GOOD dressmaker wants work bv Meckreturn on inside; graved the day and at home. Hyland 3069-7154-Reward. lenburg Apts. Was. white C5436; standard 2, nominal; No. 3, 95. Rye 56fa 68. Barley Timothv 5.0O(aS.O0. Clover 10.00 ti 19.50. LOST Brooch and pendant between Pork 14.55. Third and Fourth South on Second Lard S.90. matrix and two West; set with Utah Ribs 10.00 ret 10.50. Return to 265 W. Fourth pearls. South. Reward. .KV YORK GHA IX. New York. Nov. 18. Flour firm. LOST Lady's brown African coat; Wheat Spot firm. No. 1 Durum, between City and County building 1.12S f. o. b. New York; No. 1 northern lost 14th South r.nd State street. FindDuluth. 1 .093, and No. 1 northern Mani- and Reward. toba. 1.12 c. i. f. Buffalo. Futures er call Murray 1.1 24. firm. December, LOST Two auto robes, one red and Corn Spot steady. No. 2 yellow, 754 one black and red. Return to white, prompt. 661 E. 12tn South. $5.00 reward. Lost Oats Spot firmer. No. 3 white, between 3d and 5th South, on Sth East. l'GAIt. Brown leather pocketbook, LOST New York, Nov. 18. Raw sugar easy; contents, jewelry, small amount keys, 4.77; molasses 4.00; refined of monev also trunk check. Liberal centrifugal dull. reward. 'l62 E. First South. on covopened Sugar futures steady from trade ering and a little nose glasses atjOST One pairin of Interests: at noon support prices were 1 to 3 tached oase. Lost Wednesto chain, points higher. day morning on First South. Reward. ' Phone Wasatch 2075. MONEY. New York, Nov. IS. Mercantile paLOST. Large yellow Angora cat per 3 f? 31. Sixty-da- v Fourth East. Fifth South and Liberal bills 4.6350- de- near Sterling reward. Thone Hyland 1133-mand 4.6865; cables 4.6950. Mexican dollars 391. on gold Government bonds firm; railroads TQST String of gold beads gold cross. Notify with7425-plain wire strong. Reward. Time leans easy; 60 dava 21 cent; Wasatch 90 days 2423 per cent; six per months 3 per cent. tOSt Small, black Shetland pony, Call money easy: high 2; low 1J; rul- November 15. Return to 324 W. Secing rate IS;2. last loan 2; closing bid 1J; ond South. Reward. offeied at LOST Airedale dog, male; tag No. 7. 3001 S38 S3J S3! Preferred Call Was. 551, C. W. Johnson. Reward. riionrt'K. Kfii 66.600! R7S S6S U. S. Steel i Nov. IS. r Butter 0 ll.-Chicago, !115J .600:1 unchanged. preferred . . ASSAYERS 2574 un- Eggs cases; Receipts 7S1 781 Ctah 79, lS,oo Copper 4 00! ss 4 SS Western Union S7? cnanged. CO.. BIRDCOVvrAN Potatoes, higher Receipts 30 cars. West. Electric. 14,1001 701; 6S' 6S3 Salt Lake City. S. 150 Temple. West fir 55 and Wisconsin 62: whites 60 Mont. Power .. 1,9001 63 631 Michigan 7 Minnesota 5 and Dakota whites 63 ; 1. 700(432 141 0 430 Gen. Motors Ohios 55 (ft 60. ACC ORDEONPLEJATINGw Wabash B. pfd. 30i Minnesota and Dakota alive, lower Fowls S114; "HiSGETGAKDNER. 816 S. SevTotal sales for the day. 7S 300 17 Poultry, (a 1 St 3138. shares. Prompt atenth East. Hyland FLAX. tention to mail orders. CLEARING HOUSE Minneapolis, Nov. 18. Flax, 2.034 ACCORDEON pleating In 24 hours. 2.074. & Dyeing Co., 156 E. Regal Cleaning .$2,16$. 210.79 Thursday's clearings South. Second . Same day last year. 1,959,102.65 No. 3Si394.No. chil-dren- J. R. " JiLEjCTJC THOR Electric Cleaners, Walker Electric Supply Co., State. Wasatch 4703. . .. 36-R-- l. . 1 1.1-1- orTiers CONFINEMENTS ture, rugs, dining tables, almost new; half price; terms. Michigan Furn. Co., JUUJJi.itJ 4th below South. 430 State St.. home; cases solicited,maternity homes found forprivate chilhousehold dren. Was. 7059. 525 Center st. Phone WE buy and sell goods. 343 S. Was. State. O. K. Furniture Co., STATE OF UTAH. COUNTY OF SALT have in my Lake. Salt Lake City. Idescribed ani1.03 4 1.05! possession the following not claimed and taken 1.054 mals, whichbe ifsold at public auction to away will bidder at r the city pound, in the highest .60 .614 Salt Lake City, on Saturday, .the 27th 65 .633 of November, 1915, at the hour of day 10 a. m.: One big bay horse, weight 1300 pounds, both hind feet white, 384 .385 aboutin horse, weight lace; one buckskin spot 393 .404 about 900 pounds, left hind foot white, in face. spot said Said "estravs were taken up in 1915. 16.62 16.72 November. 16. 7Q 16.70 citv on the l5th day of S. F. BROWN, City Poundkeeper of Salt Lake City. 9.07 9.17 9.25 9.35 STRAYED. Two government horses; One black, tall, weight approximately 1200 lbs., branded U. S. on left hip, left 9.07 9.15 medium height, ear split; other bay. about 9.30 9.27 1300 lbs., built, weight blocky U. S. on left hip; A on shoulbranded No. 3 red 1.05 der, star In forehead. No. 2 red 1.11; No. 2 hard nominal; No. 3 hard 0J; 9 8 (t 1.05. Corn No. 2 yellow, old, 65tf?654; No. 4 yellow, new, 596(); No. 4 white, new, 1.1 CLOTHING UNION CLOTHING STORE carries E. G. O'DONNELL. .Undertaker and positively the best clothing and furnew location. nishings at lowest prices. Exclusive has moved to Embalmer, 225-22- 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldg. agents W. E. Douglas shoes. 0 E. Phone 580. I irst South street. - Tbpen addi- . 1000 1 I-- CALL MAIN 20. m Ml- . so, by teams. Some of the ore be as rich as any ever taken In one place drizzlyofblock. ore Is said to samInches S0 a ton. ! 1 " YOItK STOCK LIST. (Shares! II. I- I 1 I'rim f 'nin : dateil. it mniff at I5e,.l I'eak. two !!'' market Thee f I ; S "o;iUtion. 10 at $3 25. h.w brieflv the important Stiver KII- -. C ' onoJ.!Ated, 100 at 2.17J. better. theProdu-tion h;.s of illvr i.. 4' at 12.35; 0 at con.stant. ly 12 ?.Z. been n. re:i: .: ofvlth th T.I r H !V. I'V. t 7?. 10 to nt ?c; SO'O o:.per ;nd st s trowing output s $0 at at lei.J rntne of inthero.Hotted : States. t Var.k-- e t 3Tc: 200 nt lie. he flier this .. t" .. .. Siff ft.il OPK.V IlOAP.Ii. tO offet th- - - Irtmm of time. told at tis He-- k cannot TunrteJ. f.rt'i H! ilvcr mar-Ve, :.a London, the ilr.nimitU'iT Ci:,,'a.t. nccrdinarIn t adce from Kltii-Silver nt S2. 20. ha, uisolldatcd. rd this k. that ctv. rt:ntolowflr.d ctstc r.C'i at Tar f i rniat on .n In sem would W ilbert. at Jc. of foret. k ernments the entrance ShnreM M.?7i: value, Slrt.?l?.T2. Arnerlean rr.rkt.. into the A FT HH NOON SAM'S. A It. 2 "( nt 0e DILLOWAY WILL NOT EE 1500 'opiTubus at 12c; COO AT EINGHATiI THIS WEEK nt 111c: 1'0 Htenion, 11. at Ma v I'.iy. ... at frct-IJee.l Pcnl;. "'in at P'ie. Telesrrar hi' word f'fnn e rda v from at 7ic reeelved tn Salt Laicof v est r:eaii. :".) S hiPi He. ,e I'j.h tetal ;;t. in af JJ.3;i; 200 at J2.30. til!oway Secretsry e Cnole S.?t ITU""' that lie will coi end nTunnel 'k Vc.T. le.io. th week -It Is at 3... Salt be l that the rini'i.!i 'atlo- im'St pi;n p.oahi) ar.d that the srood Heck T i)p.'d. loo,) at 7c. tnaklni; over Nc.v HSrc'.iaM and of th taktner fan..) at lc. Hrooklyn, and the resumption of producI : n k t a rn A ma x a nvi t ed. 2ft0i llarenat fh at 0c; new stope in the l'th Metal '.' tion !. d all be sa ? f or ly I details will T. 171c. May at ;". i out at n early date. o Copper. fi'0 at 10c. .) f NKYV lel ;t ; - $5,-420.0- MARE RALLIES WHEAT CARPETS end vacuum cleaned; color restored; rugs hand work. Hyland , . lrtiirt 2r. I.'.eti n rti 0 3ic. !.at lie.at LMVer Man;mof tooa MMhv n.iv. 30 it . .is of -. n m lie. point. 41! i) at $4.20. Hmma Copper. .. at 2..c. lion Itiosfom. r.ft.i at ?4c. un is looKlnc ilermetal. S cther e.n't H 1 Tin ci j . ' jilted !o7l I'll' l" S.'IMl t'7J pi . OP.E . 'on .00 I"th SHIPPED 52 CARS i . "2 .01 Chief SINCE WORK STARTED I'nion . 02 Victor 'ni . . .30 Victoria Con of the Mnjetl-Jtlne- ji WllS.erf .OS Msnacer .... Horsier the U'est rolfdo' eompanv ay.s thnt f,(c level, where Yi n k ee '.i n. shaft hs reached the a taMon is btn cut. Some drlftlnIs I'OP.KNOON SALES-'- . shift will he done h're Lefore theThe ,om-tsn- y to Alta Tiirer. 15.) ;. t .', carried greater carloads of Alhw-nt 23c. 10 "i1 has shipped fiftv-t- o I er LEASE EXTRACTING RICHER ORE WITH $15,000 ON HAND It Is reported that the Triangle Min- 0 ing company has lately extracted worth of higher grade ores from at Alta. Its lease on the Michigan-Uta- h The tramway has been broken down and the ore will two weeks or MICHIGAN-UTA- hauled le to is . on 3S '2:27C' t ' .01 .14J .071 2.174 3.27 ;.3o 2 lead-silv- $15,-00- .20 .20 ! t .f7 v7J . .18 .03 .7su .121 .1 ..... . I .IT . ..' I ... 0 ; .14. ;. . Tean 1 ' .60 .0? J i ",m .17J' ,02ij .oi .nr. r Habv. derstood that raMforrda mtn's will Tar Tlntif I'eni.. plant nupply lh Mason Valley help considerable Tu.tlo Ziiic rounllns; oat ores. wltn . . .7S " ! .20 j ' Con . . . Hi o ;i . . r HeNiill of ( uurfntiti I. K. Con . . ,s.in. tm stli! the surplu tn attii" covm-t- r' Si tonnaKe SI I. K. foal.. had tnofinteil to )i!i . and only Sioux Con. went to pe.-the S. Iron PJo-i- . at 1" tents ftiakitiiT eopp-tthat nilne.5prP'e Con . . Swan. to afford could operate. nd le?s So. I fee I.t . In addition to its own u.ae. It Is un. i .18 .03 ! .07 .02 . ir f . ."44 ( .20 .02 .25 .02 .35 .081 .024 f ' ! i f .62 .01 ' 2.0 .171 ! .52 ! .011 ...... i....... i I'rinri- - Con.. pea k . Iteeiis I - V, .35 .0S1 .02$ I -- x,id of hate tt ?.- t!ie .rvf.rbl m pe rn lur,d-th rod ii'" it taking mctil. Cermanv was o then Trom I'n' p.-- .20 .25 i ; .0 . . . co ( .5 , M2 ! ipnhoti Pitts Ida. .. con-tra- 1 ! - May Mln. Flat... Mt. Lake . . . I .11 .15 .01 ; I . .1 . . . . fon n Va!. . .24 -.- i ! y crn-lm- ! ' I Low. Mam . : ! I'avid. Iead K n . . Uttle Hell.. . . 1 ! from American Fork Is Pacific Mining company has that thereported as much as seven tons broken recently n s ! I t- Tt OF OCEAN FREIGHT RATES . Ask for the Want Ad department. DAY ON METAL RISE A'lranr! STOCKS STIMULATED BY BUSINESS DIRECTORY $19.75. 159 S. XPRTMNJISmY DR. J. B. KEYSOR, 240 Main street. Tel. Wasatch 6628. Good set teeth, $6. FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS GET YOUR WINTER FLOUR whilo also poultry supplies, grain, it is cheap; etc. seeds, BAILEY Phones & SONS COMPANY, Wasatch 3535-3536-353- 7. " I I j - J. . ! ! 4 j ! Blue Bull J I). I). .... .ft .or. .03 .05 ! .07 Combination Fraction Daisy Dlamondfleld B. Butte . C.oldfield Consolidated .. Coldfield Jumbo Hxtcnsion Lone Star Co1dfie,l Merger Sncarhead Silver Pick Vernal Yellow Oro 4 ! .064 ! 1 1 .0 1.22V 1.25 .12 i .14 l .r.o ! .02 i .is ; .07 j .13 .0.? Sandstorm Kewanos Bend Crp.it rand ma ffT) .20 .14 .OS I .01 .05 .07 31 .or. .( Tlcer .02 .06 I ! .OS I 1 I .04 . , Wasatch 1 . , CALL Western Foundry for all kinds of water jackets and stove repairs. 447 4. J3REEDFTRt3E COMPARE our financial standing, inwith any surance rate and warehouse other. The superiority of the Keyser storage over all others is well known. Keyser Fireproof Storage Co. Was. 2823. KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORAGE CO. Moving, packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wasatch 2188. BEST storage, moving, packing and Auto trucks. Reasonable shipping. rates. Redman Fireproof Storage Co. Wasatch 555 and 556. MOVING VAN CALL me... I will tell you what your will cost. I drive my own van. moving L. C. Ilarri-;- . Wasatch 7215. ENTERTAINERS COLORED musicians; entertainers; music. Was. 5891. G. dance Easley. . ! .06 J FLUFF rugs and2316-rag carpets made to ATTNEYS Wasatch order. 358 W. At Third 1.00 BOOTH.602-60-LEE. BADGER, RICH & HocheMer November 18, Marv- - Alice Miller, North, born PARKE, .01 8 .02 Boston bldg. Was. 107. Manhattan Consolidated.. FURNITURE REPAIRING 18S2. 3, in Salt .27 January .26 Iake, daughter Consolidated Virginia W. of the Ann Charles late bTn. and STOTl C. Mary .04 .06 Halo & Norcross W. W. WILLIAMS & SON, 166 N Wilson. Funeral services today at 3.30 2664. Was. 605 Newhouse Bldg. .44 j .45 Mexican Wasatch 2856. Upholstering; street. P. m. at the funeral chapel of Joseph new work a specialty. recaned; chairs 21 S. Ophlr William I West Taylor, Temple .OS .07 ATTORNEYS Savage are to street. invited Friends attend. i .33 .54 Sierra Nevada STPWAIIT. P.OWMAK MORRIS si, Interment in City cemetery. .50 j .60 Union 6 CALLISTER. Mclntyre Bldg. 2.05 Belmont WILD. In this city. November 18, REPAIRED, remodeled. Reasonable .04 .05 Cash Boy 55 Hudson Bay Fur Co., 238 Main. Mrs. at Rachel the Wild, age years, prices. .02 .03 most 461 Pearl avenue. Inferior Queen merinos Funeral residence. tJvpsv improvement. .S9 .Tim 'Butler finished unchanged to 5 per cent dear- services will be held at 3.30 P- - m. SatBOXING scientifically taught. Private GRAIN BAGS .40 PTWINE the funeral lessons er, after recovering an opening loss of urday, November 20, from 164 Merger Tnopali Phone hour. Was. Prof. .12 any 10 S. cent. W. of West Hall. Eber Midway per second-hand chapel GET your new and .0 4 .05 bags Mon. I Extension the sales the home trade Temple. Interment City cemetery. Au- 6943-During and oats, DO. barley .2S potatoes for .30 wheat, 000 bales. America 12.000 and tomobile cortege. Mlznah Extension bought .02 from BAILEY & SONS COMPANY. the continent 13,000. while 22,000 were McNamara .12 WHEELER In this city. November held over. North Star .06 BUST developed secretly at 239 W. 17, James F. Wheeler, in his 61st year. Itescue Kubi be taken to Seneca, Mo., Sth So. Results guaranteed. will Was. 1196. LIVE STOCK. The HOTELS body Tonopah Extension .... 3.05 1 8. .0i Nov. his daughter, Mrs. S. A. Brentnall," Chicago. Hogs Umatilla by Receipts REN HOTEL. .70 2R.000. Weak at 10c to 15c advance. for funeral services and interment. West Knd .OS WINTER RATES NOW ON. ' Bulk. 6. 20 dt 6.60; light. 5.80?fi6.60; Pitts. Silver Peak .1 mixed. 5.906.85 heavy, 6. 05 ft 6. 65: New, elegant furnished rooms, fireNevada Hills PANAMA CAFE, 261 S. West Temple 4 .00 .40 50c, 75c, $1; with bath, $1.50; 5.75. 15c meal in the city. Chicken dintough. 6. 05 (a 6.25; pigs. Bound Mountain proof, Best Cattle Receipts 7000. Weak. Na-.2rates, $3 up, with bath, $5 up. 25c. us. weekly ner Try INFORMATION FREE beef cattle. 5.80:0 10 bus meets all trains. New Hotel tlve western Free CURB QUOTATIONS steers. 6.35 K. 45; cow NEW YORK Rex, 253 S. State street. and heifers. 9 .7; were re- 2.75fiS.25; calves. e.OOCu (BUREAU ATjrTyyjpojsAL The following quotations 1 4.000. HOUSE. 68 E. First South. Sheep Receipts Weik. ceived over Badger Bros.' private wire; Wethers, ALL kinds of home-mad- e candies 250LINCOLN 5. 70 'a 6.: 5; ewes. 3 75 iff 5 . 50; rooms; single 25c, 35c, 40c 732-J. Call Hyl. For the benefit of its readers Holiday orders taken. and 50c. Special rooms, Bid. Ask. lambs. 6.50fa 8.90. rates by week or The the and general public Modern bath, 15c. Was. 3453. .12 .0? month. Colorado a has installed 1 .75 Omaha. Nov. IS. Hogs Receipts 2.00 Coppermlnes free rental, information bureau higher. Heavy, 6.10T;6.30; light. .07 .10 THE 'RALEIGH, under new manageFraction for the accommodation of peoof 6.25ft6.40; bulk pigs, ' .M 5.2556.25; .S6 137 E. First South. Outside-rooms- , ment. Iron Blossom to the find best 20 CO.. vacuum 1 6. Ti6.30. CLEANING ple 9x12, sales. desiring ... fl; "215 Tem-pleto- n .371' hot cold water, steam " and Jumbo Extension bath, in is there apartments, hotels, 2900: and house Na Cattle stendv. Receipts cleaning. cleaning 2.00 2.25 etc. Rates reasonable. Mason Valley rooms, houses and flats. You 6. 50$i9. 50: cows and heif-- ! " ; tive steers. 3" bldg. Vaeatch 4256. ... Montana Tonopah ... at to call this office are invited .1 . n0 'a b . t o ; ers. western G.0O(C .2S .30 8.2.5; Texas steers. 5 . 75 (Jisteers, ANGUS New management, MIzpah Extension 7 .00 ; stock-er- s and be supplied with locations, CLEANING. RESTORING COLORS, clean, .16 .20 Nevada Hills mod. rms., rates first-clasother 75c, s.$1.00; $3.50 week all or 5 details and r,t S . removes 00 . rentals all work. hand 00. and grease feeders, .10 .12 North Star All month. $15 27 148 of free E reasonable. 1st Frank Martin, charge. stains, . Sheep Receipts S700; higher. Year.18 Ohio Copper South. ' S. West Temple. Wasatch 7276. wethers, lings, b. OOtf6.7"; 62 4 5.50fi6.00; .75 Stewart N.55. lambs, .12 .15 Alta Consolidated ..... and service to peo "ELECTRIC cleaners, sell or rent. STEAM heat, hot, cold water- - clean .03 .05 Big Cottonwood or 75c. rent to want a who those cleaned $2.50 week $1.25 50c to SI night rooms; day. Rugs pie Dodge fhi its. . 2S .26 Emma Copper who have sDinething to offer is j bros. AVaeatch 7036. Wabash Rooms, 110up; S. State. New i;vaiohati;i) York, Nov. 18. Evaporated ap.37 4 .50 Wasntch Mines de-1 the object of this special ples quiet. .75 .72 West End t EUREKA for sale, or rent, at $1.25 SPECIAL weekly and monthly rates Prunes firm. partment. 1S.0O 119.00 Utah Securities Stewart-Gleeso- n Co. for the winter at tho Spmini," "vv Wasatch per and day. Apricots stroiig. peaches R6.00 IS3.00 Utah Securities note 80. i Call and investigate Halsius steady. i j I 1 .or, .05 IS. The wool auction London. Nov. Wool,. ale closed today with offerings of 7300 bales. The selection was in brisk demand and prices were firm. The series opened with the tone unthe market gathered certain, but deunder a well sustained strength mand from America and the home trade and at the close merinos were 10n'15 and occasionally 20 per cent dearer. Crossbreds had a similar rise, and in both cases medium growths showed the MILLER. . ! i ..... ! JRIERS 802-80- OjmRTOR BTJTEVTLPD ...... 5: I I Herald-Re- I I 45,-00- 0: publican j on . |