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Show 10 THE Mining Stocks, Commercial and' industrial lines, PARK CIIY YIELD OPOHONGO IS HEAVY MINES 540,000 IN WEEK; TINTIC SHIPS ADVANCES REGISTERED $150,000 TINTICS ON THE RISE Business on the local mine exchange Shipments of re yesteray although full of animation, park City. Jan. from the mines this week totaled 1033 shows a. lews total than for some of the tons value! at 110,000, This Is rom- - Mg dayj of the week, which exceeded tons the previous $30,000. Several of the Issues displayed pared with 141 spirit to bo to higher levels, with week. The shippers were as follows: aadvances ranging from a few points to Pound. sains. Emma Copper sold . S12.4C0 fractional Silver King Coalition ... to 42 and back to 39 cents. S3S up . I aIv 4:3. Judge showed strength on heavy . z:.'..'j:. ICIn Oliver Consolidated It was the heavy seller of dumping. .... Ontario the It advanced a quarter of a day. . . 153.10' Daly West cent on sales of 42.000 shares. Among n advanced were 2.078.776 those which Total to 64 cents, Colorado to IS cents. It Is thought that In about two weeks Uncle Sam to 10 cents. Sioux Consolithe unwati-rlniof the ontirlo No. 2 dated to 7 cents and Crown Point to 41 from the 1500 to 170i) cents. It was rather shaft workings Tlntlc day. The levels wt! ii.i rn d accomplished. mrbers upheld their aclaim of a largo thof This will permit vcloptrig of each totals. pcrtlon day's r or lasts nriwil-which Sale vnltrilnv iniil. i at fi' a v.nra larsje bebadie of mill as well as valued at will ready for the JlH.7Sx.30. The official clos85'J tons of ing quotations About grades. shipping were as follows: nt up. Thrse workings coat wcr und-r water for ten years. have been Forenoon. Jt Afternoon. Thf last of the four carloads of mahas chinery for th Daly Julsre hoist Pid. f As k. I! Pld. Ask. and will be Installed as soon Alta arrived .. .21 :i .20 On i&i; .21 as Pm sibl. .0?. .03 Tlser 03J .034 Th Naildrlver Is making another Alta . . Albion ..12 33 .311 .32J shipment of ore. The conditions are A m. C. Cop . I"J! Hi ' .105 .iii said to be favorable. Itiar .or. Cotnwd. .054 It Is understood that the Silver King .11 j .11 l! Consolidated will start before spring to Heck Tun .i2i in A m il .os .OSJ OSJ drive the new Ion,; tunnel. Hinp. jce ready to . t) .13 Is much encour- IHack Jack The .t:, I'.an. (Told . .! .75 .S.. in the aged over the showing .0.-- J ".nhi of Ced; r IZrt . .ot where a loir-inc- h .f streak .or. re is being followed. Cedar Tails .0. .05i .o:,i ... Col. to The Jan. 2S. flpeeltl Herald-nepubllcan- . $1.25 per line per month. ads will receive Telephoned attention. prompt PRICES AS EXPORTERS Shipments of ore Eureka. from the mines of Tlntlc this week totaled 119 carloads. This Is estimated at 5950 tons valued at $150,000. It Is compared with 100 cars the pre- vious week. The whole camp Is today In the grip of one of the worst snowstorms in Its history. Most of the mines are tied up. The Knight road around the hill at Silver City Is blockaded and probdead as door nails ably all the engines by this time. Not a wheel Is moving, and it may take several days to dig out the lines, fire up the engines and start the mines.was so bad last The storm the night shifts coming night from that some of the mines did not reach their All the main lines homes. and the the Tlntlc camps are blockaded entering town Is isolated. The following are the shippers for tho week: Cars. 26 Chief Consolidated 20 Illossom Iron Centennial-Kurek- a 17 15 Mammoth S tiiand Central 5 Kagle & Hlue Pell 4 Prngou Consolidated 4 Heck Tunnel 3 Colorado a riemlnl 3 Kast Tlntlc Development 3 million Peck 2 .10 Lower Mammoth .09 1 .IH1 .12 J Victoria 1 .04 .011 May Day 1 4.00 4.15 Carisa lease 1 .12 Uncle Sam .10 1 Utah Ore Sampler .fi.1 75 1 S.15 s.r.o llidge & Valley .20 119 Total .6i .01 j Opo-hon- go Cedar-Talisma- d - ! I . , I . f .;rnt 1 1 ! r, Iowa-Coppe- ) I PALOMA 25 FEET IN .09 MONZONITE 1 Kmerald . .! Kmma Cop .1 Word was received yesterday at the Karl Kagle Sold t'hain Lake office ef the Paloma of Hea- ilrand Centl .19 .15 I lt ver from Foreman AV. R. Hall that the west drift from the ffot cf the 4')-foinrtirie shft Is now ovit twenty-fiv- e feet In the monionite. which continue heavily mineralised. The values are stflll said to hoid tip to about $l to SI a tmrt r tr. ly In lead, silver and This character of ore Is ref"i'tf. a!onc the entir drift, which Is ported sent otjt to see J ist hove far the btng has penetrated the Inmineralisation Is i:0 to 2 jo trusive. This mononite lde on the joirfare and strike fet through the Paloma for a di5tar.ee of fef. Mr. Hall alo reports that the extension Into the tmlf)p still nhows four or five of the ri-satid carbonate alnir the contact. At the Patorm Ktter.jlonfor Prri'ic-meri- t have f r perfected a rv rn t y be tecr-tnat vtork erecting trenchSm rrted directly. propct ing win be don to determinea the mot vertical likety ptac for starting working shaft. ot 1 t t h h-- Ind. Queen .J . Keystone Klnsr Vm . Kintr iMVld Lead Klnjr Iron I!!os .0 " .20 ! .4 I 4.A1 . . . . ', .A9 . Con r .151 s ' Itlro Ilexnll .. .J Sev. Troi . H IC. Conln.' S K. Con..' toux Cm .' Swan. Con J' S HerJa . . SI!. Shield . .' . .' PROFITS IN JANUARY Tetan . Tar Ps'.v 570,000 . . . pr .10 !o4i ! I. .23 20 .Oil I .n; I . 3 .1 . r.7 if' 2 5 .2 r t . 1 ; . 1 I j !02 ' It .11 ! I .r I .r.7 .34 . rz .20 t !o2i .40 Ot !, I ! . I 32 .01 j 3.42J 2. S3 : .021'. .2 . f . Sim . pound. Union Chief I . fi 1 " o f J r ' . Ce.n i:v ! . r n ! . f f p-- ( ' ;.-v- - ' mot . fr.-m"- ! l 1 1 lc m - y. : h v Ar.-e-- i . ha-.iltnt- lllrr-n?irs',i;ate- 13-- 1 d . - - 1 1 1 Mate-hual- be-In- c RICO WELLINGTON MEETING POSTPONED From Provn comes word that the anmeetlnic of the nual stockholders" Mintnsr 4 at 41Jc; Iron Plossorn. 2100 at $1.35. Moscow. 0O at 30c. at 2Jc Opohonsco. 19.000 13ic. Tlee;. feak. 2000 at looo at .c. Sioux Consolidated, Uo at $2.20. South Herla. r.ooo at 4c. hlef. Union Victor Consolidated. 1000 at F.mroa Coj.ner. 2c; 2000 at 41c. at company ha been continued from yesterday t February 19 on account of the report of the ready for presentamanager not te!njr tion yestenlay. C. H. ISatej an-- Charles OP UN HOARD. Head were here to attend ti.e meeting. Alta Consolidated. 500 at4 20c. 1500 at Umma Copper. 1100 at 0e: METAL QUOTATI ONS at 2Dc. 3?: 500Crown Point. L'.OOd at lie Uait Jan. The metal 2000 at lc. Nw York. Tlntlc Consolidated, Last COS ; quotes lead. 100 at 20c. spelter not Naildriver, 1000 at 21c quoted. Ojiohonio. Stiver. Zlk. 2000 at 4c. 'Union Chief. ;3.50 for Copper, firm: delivery. value, $3519.75. sold. Shares 71.50; gerond quarter an. I unchanged. Iron steady TWO NEW WORKING Tin. qtdet: spot. 41.62 bid. 10s; At Iorwlon: I2- -.Spot cpper SHAFTS FOR B. & S. tlertroiytlc. futures. II. J. S r r t tin. fl"H Accordinsr to word from Montana the 125. Antimony. two P.utte Lead. iZZ 2s d. Superior estimates that new shafts will be Ppelter. 191. the. end of the presready for use crews are sinking and as by ent year, IN Tim DISTItlCT COURT OF THE other crews raising from 1200 level. are being made to Thfrd Judicial Uistrlct. In and for the Larce additions new ground. to force of Salt Lake. State of Utah. develop working county of the voluntary withUlack Hock shaft has been carried In the matter Company, down to 2000 level. drawal of Western Klectrlc Production In January tonnage prom-Ire- s an Illinois corporation, from the State to be slightly larger, but about of Utah IsNotice. srlven that Western same In amount of concentrates as DeNotice hereby an Illinois Corpora- cember and November. Electric Company, the with filed tion has to said Court, an order of undersigned, purs'uant 1318. Its voluntary SCRANTON EXTENSION dated Januaryfor 11.leave to withdraw HAS 45 PER CENT ZINC pplicatlon from the State of L'tah. his cdj.'ectlon Any person may atfile men who have been work any time before In The to said application the S ronton Kxtenslon doing came mine 14 th. 13 1. February in early last week with samples of Tims. HOMHIl. lnc ore which they found covering the Clerk Third District Court. Salt Lake floor of a cave, which they have enUtah. City. The samples assayed n ify Jl. K Qulnn. neptity C.erk Jan- countered. as 45 per cent zinc, says the Lehl high Date13 of first publication hereof, Sun. uary th. 1U. i ex-rhan- eler-trolytic- i; . ' three-compartme- nt D. R. Maxfield. vice president and of the Lotrger Mining general manager company, was down from Pig Cotton- wood canyon yesterday with samples of ore from the new aillt. This Is in 233 feet. The face shows a foot of ore near the floor. It had widened from an Inch In the top of the adit seven Mr. Alaxfield feet above the floor. says the adit Is now under a slight hol-low ! . e FEET ? .0 t erd-breakl- 233 l .071' 1.13 ' . IN . ' rt I above ( rents .01 ' r". . .02 .03 as one of the country's Vlef Of OU .o:p .o .. Isrsest producers of tht metal is mak- Wii..ri XV. Toledo..! .01 .ftt .oik a Yank. ing re 23 earning. .25 Con . ' . 2 !o'i 1 is It cr pint .01 .01 lt.trrj statement..!' The company .oop .01 outputtlnxpounds per an IK eXTin. Con. ' num at a ffit of Z.K ''fnu .01! . pound. K Inc .1 .01 j .10 n present price Iron the metnl earnles . OA i are at the r t of ovrr f s .. at ear. S. Iron Pdos .... .00! .01 !. .01 thr-or about t.ji per h:ir time r Inyo i nl the p ireejit lh i.lri'l f h a r e. FOI'KN'OON S ALP.S. I Laminar frr January will .. ab'it Albion. nt 23c; ?.oo at 2c: 100 JT').Ot(i. a rrfr.,--t 23 Jr tifor at remotely a pl fn.i h e.j Is In strong The at lie. American Con. I'orr'r. n2000 with net wrktr.s financial condition,inrupinv f Pdsr Cottonwood. 130) 500 ot 5'c; in of $1Tj.'))). This is capitalp I n g J t 5 in from earrtin at jfter I'olumbus Kttnjn. ru-'in rt the p i.it few monthfort 2100 at 12Jc. too 12c: at Colorado, t t n si a ml too a of flotala of th rntlt point. ?oa nt c. i'rnn tion plant. Pastern Prince. !!3"0 at42c. c Mmnta Copper. at In tun Queen. 1000 at STORM TIES UP RICO Klnc William, r.ooo at H. WELLINGTON OUTPUT Monronlte, 130. at 4Jc; 2000 at 4:e. Miller Hill. 50 at 20c. relieve.! shortly, the blockfnle at 2rt Mav Pav 630013.000 ade r,n th Southern mav ta'ie rjuite ;,t 4". Mineral tlat. tea to the ):rn.Ul!itiKton rom-fn1R.00.- at 2 l 4f00 at 2' Oprthonco. tthose chutes and stpe are re23CO at 13 Sc. P.eeds 1'eak. would ported as belnic full cf re whl-Seven Trouchs. 1000 at 1J. ship r anrtS'Knely at the present c. t ad-- r Pah v. 1000 at Sic. Tnr I'd jt coppr priceth pf r;i'"0 Uncle Sam, lo" at loc. now Item. The metals,- says Consolidated. 200 at 2c. tooo Utah I ftu bavinsto a xiif tent at lc; 11.000 Point. Crown Past to permit ore at s!elh. by tlepth lie Is nCiln I'lmir? tioan regularly frm . Ibex. 00 a at jr Silthe property stuU-hver creek op i:n no.Mtn. Alta Consolidated. 2O0O at 20c; 500 nt 21c. AUEP.ICAN SMELTING CO. Perk Tunnel, r.oo at 12Jc. AND MEXICO OPERATIONS Crown Point. 30c.- nt 4c. 13c; 1700 nt 12c. Coiorsdo. ioO at 1000 Is reported frcn New York that at SICIt Amrrl-aTalisman. Cedar S ru c ri c v l:r flrlr.t; the 2"o.) at 5c. C Tintir ntr.l. Virtor Consolidated. 200 at 2Jc. enrnpanv lias five furnaces in operation at the Monterey smelter In Mexico. oid. 122.100; value. I321S.75. Shares Men Iran This Is firt of the company's A FTP.!: NOON SALES. n jt smelters t resume, a Alta Consolidate d. 100 at 20c. Is In readiness to biow in everything th All'lon 100 at 22c. there is plant. Iicumptlon Perk Tunnel. too at 12Je. !e?re of the cnitcr delayed t bv to make sure tbat the rinKhtm AmalKamated. .00 at 5Jc. manaiferner, Is m h that the plant Colorado. :.oo at 12c. polltlral situation crown Point. 300 at 41c may safely start. Kraeon. 150 at 2V. . 1100 With UtAh-Ap- e FACE 1 ! York, ts Aliis-Chalme- rs I .... Sales. H, L f 2,300 24 J 24 1,900 27i 26J S00 66 65i 31.S00 64 62J 635 7,200 66 8,600 102i 1011 Beet Can . American Sugar. Am. I Am. Locomotive. Am. S. &. Ref... Preferred Am. Sujcar Ref.. Am. Tel. & Tel.. Am. Tobacco .... CI. 233 I 1 64J 01 it 1132 113 S00! 127J 127a 1272 700 202 201 201 I I j ' Colo. V. & Iron. "iii 'iej 53 53 k "800 . 1.600 3.100 S3, 600 . . 96 971 4,400 44J 45! 731 Crucible Steel ... D. R. G. pfd... J Ms. Securities. . . 2,200 45! F.rle 15,300 37i Gen. Klectrlc tit. Nor. pfd ...... Gt. Nor. Ore ctfs. CS1 "443 961 130 16 53 441 711 19 44 36i 6,100 45P II 1 1 1 1 S I I 6. ; 70CU-72- ; three-eight- I j .O-i- l 1 ; h. -, I WHEAT 1.361 May hs 1.373 1.28g 1.35! 1.26 1.35J 1.263 802-80- ASSAYERS Probate and Guardianship Notice j ! ! Consult county clerk or the respective for further information IN THE DISTRICT COURT. BIRD-COWA- 1.26X Barley 687 71. Timothy Clover 10.00 ff 18.50. Pork 19.40r? 20.40. Lard 1 0.00 ft 10.25. Ribs 10.500 10.77. 5.50$f-7.65- RVAPOIIATKD FRUITS. New York, Jan. 28. Evaporated ples, dull. ap- Prunes. Irregular. Apricots and peaches, firm. Raisins, steady. PRO- - bate division, in and for Salt Lake MRS. G. E. GARDNER, 316 S. SevUtah.' Uepartment jno. l.of 3138. enth East. Hyland county, Prompt atAnna tention In the matter of the estate to mail orders. S. Geurts. deceased. Notice. The petition of John- W. Geurts. praying for the admission to probate of a certain document, purporting to be the S. last will and testament of Anna of Geurts, deceased, and ror the granting W. Geurts, letters testamentary to John the has been set for hearing on Friday, 4th day of February, A. D. 1916. at 2 o'clock p. m., at the county courthouse, in the courtroom of said court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah. Witness the clerk of said court, with the seal thereof affixed, this 20th day of January, A. D. 1916. THOS. HOMER, Clerk. (Seal) By J. E. Clark. Deputy Clerk. r. Stewart, Bowman. Morris ' & - Cal-liste- Attorneys for Petitioner. DIED Ninth East yesBRIXEN. At 1831 Peter C. Brixen, born intomorterday, in Denmark. Funeral services row alt 12 o'clock noon at the family residence. Friends are invited to attend. Interment in City cemetery. Automobile cortege. Mr. Brixen leaves a widow, Johannah Brixen, and his sons Martin and Clarence Brixen Andrew, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Brixen Bruff. 328 W. Eighth MARCROFT. At South yesterday, Robert Marcroft, a native of England, aged 69. Body at O'Donnell & Co.'s parlors. Funeral Fifth services will be held from the ward chapel tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Interment City cemetery. SHOE REPAIR- Temple. AVas. 2911. S. PPJJiOLLECTORS CREDITORS AID AGENCY will collect your bills. 709 Utah Savings & Trust Bldg. AVas. 1314. PANAMA CAFE. 261 S. AVest Best 15c meal in the city. dinner 25c. Try us. Temple. Chicken FUJNRAICEGE tary Carpet Cleaner. Hyland CJEMERIES WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Per1016 Kearns bldg. W. 2593. petual care. $5 2300. POWERFUL electric. $1.25 day: sell rus cleaned. 75c. Dodge. month; AVasatch 7036. Bros. EUREKA for sale, or rent at $1.25 Co. AVasatch per day. Stewart-Gleeso- n 80. MISS BERTHA 143 E. Thii-- AVAGENER'S South. STU-di- o, China suitable for gifts and prizes. Class and private lessons. CNEJEIEBS YEE FOO LUN CHINESE HERB INS. MAIN. UPSTAIRS. STITUTE, 116 6930. AVASATCH CHIROrDIST DR. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats all ailments of tho feet. 47 E. First South. AVasatch 5064. CLAIRVOYANTS AND PjALMIST3 love, business, satisADVICE, life,Edwards-Faerbeclairfaction. Madam Corner South Lawn voyant, palmist. and Second AVest. Take Murray320--car to South Lawn. Phone Murray r, SNELL. Funeral services for Prince LADY medium at 247 S. Main street. Albert Snell, who died at a local hos- Scientific and be readings daily held at 25, the will pital January 9 p. ni. Mediumistic from 10 a. m. topsychic S. M. Taylor & Co. chapel today, bepowers unfolded. Law of color and ginning at 2 p. m. Friends invited. numbers taught. Interment City cemetery. MADAM SNYDER. 261 S. Main, suite AArednes-daPHILLIPS. At Bingham, Office hours 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. Royal B. &Phillips, aged 30. Body 14. Wasatch 5913. Co.'s parlors. at O'Donnell CARD reading, 25c; ladies only. 229 S. Second West. FLORISTS y. No. 3. LAM BOURNE, Salt Lake's ERNEST Flour, 225-22- J. e ea-rbob- . DKM.XQVKMT NOTICE. GOLD MOUNTAIN CHAMPION MIN-ln- g Milling company. 216 S. office and place of business,Principal Main street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice There is delinquent upon the described stock, on account following of assessment N. 14 of of one per cent per share, levied on the 16th day of December, 1915, the several set opposite the names of the amounts respective shareholders as follows: No. of Cert. No. Shares. Amt. 27 1000 R. K. Adams 2.50 5000 173 Geo. Halverson 12.50 5000 174 Geo Halverson 12.50 3510 175 Geo. Halverson 8.78 1000 26 Martin Gelleln 2.50 1000 64 C. 11. Stevens 2.50 ... 9522 23.80 65 Frank J. Stevens 500 66 C. R. Drumlter 1.25 & one-four- David Farr ." . . J. Herriek INTERMOUNTAIN & NATIONAL HOUSE CARPET CLEANING CO. 9x12. $1; vacuum cleaning and house cleaning. 215 Tern-pleto- n bldg. AVasatch 4256. ERNST, carpet renovator; modern; steam cleaned; makes carpets dustless. Sol E. Second South. Hyland 1009. AUTOMOBILES and limousines, speSPECIAL 9x12 electric beat, 75c; thorcial rates $4 and up. Taxicab Service oughly cleaned, $1. Sutton, the Sani5. Co. AVas. E th 6055 15.14 15.14 152 11,361 28.40 200 78 A. H. Martin .50 1500 79 Edgar Jones 3.75 1000 151 Jno. C. Kuhns 2.50 7000 17.50 112 C. C. Richards 115 Fannie D. Johnson .. 1000 2.50 2250 126 T. D. Johnson 5.15 1000 146 Wm. Weber 2.50 500 147 Win. Weber 1.25 1 .55 625 150 Fred Burgi 41 W. E. Maul 10,000 25.00 And in accordance with the law and an order of the board of directors made on the 16th day of December, 1915, so of each parcel of Said many asshares be stock necessary will be sold may auction at the office of the at public 216 company, on S. Main street. Salt Lake the 8th day of February, City, Utah, 1916, at 2 p. m. of said day. to pay deassessments thereon and exlinquentof sale. pense C. R. LONG, Gold Mountain Champion Secretary & Mining Milling Company, Salt Lake City. Utah. Asall'Farr L. I 1503 1 70 I N delivery. firmly florist, new store. Funeral de-73 leadingour 9 1 specialty. Decorations. Wheat. 1 spot, weak. No. signs durum, 1.543, and S. Main. AVasatch 1516. 1.4SS; No. northern Duluth. o. b. No. northern Manitoba, 1.55 f. AVILLES-HORNDRUG CO.. News New York. Futures, easy: May, 1.43J. funeral designs Corn, spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 87 bldg., cut flowers, 291. AVafatch decorating. prompt. Oats, spot, steady. L, M. LAV, florist, 214 E. Second South. Design work and decorating l'HOIHCK. my specialty. AVasatch 37. Chicago. Jan. 28. Butter, 42SS unchanged. cases: Eggs, higher; receipts, FUNERAL DIRECTORS firsts. 28fa2S3: ordinary firsts. 27 (S No. 2.) ( Clarification 273; at mark, cases included, 24fd28. Potatoes, receipts 40 cars; unchanged. E. G. O'DONNELL, Undertaker and Poultry,15.alive, lower; fowls, 1415; Kmbalmer, has' moved to new location, springs, 7 S. AA'est Temple, Realty bids. Phone 580. FLAX. S. D. EVANS, Undertaker, Embalmer, Minneapolis, Jan. 2S. Flax, 2.31 2.35. chapel. 48 S. State; automomortuary bile rervlca if desired, without additional expense. AVasatch 364. Probate and Guardianship Notices AVILSON & CO., undertaking and em15G assistant embalmer. or balming. the respective AV. Consult county clerk 2381. ResSecondLady South. AVasatch signers for further information. idence phone Hyland 2147-KT"7rHiTLn?n G. A. JENKINS, undertaker and embate division, in and for Salt Lake Phone Murray balmer, Murray, Utah. State of Utah. county. hosor night. No charge for In the matter of the estate of Dan 222, dav K. Keohane, deceased. Notice. pital cases. The petition of James L. Karr prayfor the issuance to James L. Karr ing LOST AND FOUND of letters of administration in the esClassification No. 4.) tate of Dan K. Keohane? deceased, has LOST--O- n been set for hearing on Fridav, the Main st.. diamond laval-lier11th day of February, A. D. 1916, at 2 and pair wrapped in o'clock p. m.. at the county courthouse, white tissue paper. Liberal in the courtroom of said court in Salt Return to 147 E. South Temple. reward. Lake City, Salt Lake county, Utah. Witness the clerk of said court, with PERSONALS the seal thereof affixed, this 24th day No. 0.) of January. A. D. 1916. (Classification THOS. HOMER. Clerk. (Seal.)E. Clark. Deputy Clerk. By J. S. P. Armstrong, Attorney for 71 TOPS Tops recovered, seats, cushions, radiator covers. Well44 S. Co., West Temple. ington Top Wasatch 7446. AUTOS STORED STORAfJF! in firiAst fironrnnf stoam heated trarasre: rlav an,1 nitrlit sprvinfl: washing, expert repairing. polishing, 394 S. West Temple. Llncoln Garage, ONE-MA- ING COMPANY. Better work no more. Free call, AV. 75 (Clarification Xi:V YORK GRAIN. New York, Jan. held. m J. . 28. N West Temple. Salt Lake City, 36ft S. signer FUNERALS BYAV'ATER. Funeral services for .80 .795 .81 793 a who at J. died local William Bywater, . . . . .80 .81 .79g .79j July 27, will be held at the hospital January OATS of his mother, Mrs. Geanette residence Y. Bywater, 374 C street, January 30, TuTS! .53 .54l .631 May at 12 o'clock. The casket .4981 491 .50 beginning .49g July be open for viewing at the resiwill PORK dence from 10 till 12 o'clock. Friends 20.42 20.55 20.40 20.40 invited. Interment City cemetery. Jan May .... 20.70 20.80 20.60 20.60 M'M ASTER. Funeral services for LARD Alexander McMaster, who died Judge 10.55 .... 10.52 10.67 10.60 May 28. will be held at the Eleventh 10.72 .Jul y . . 10.80 10.67 10.67 January ward chapel January 30, beginning at 2 p. m. The casket will be open for RIBS at the residence, 28 S. Ninth viewing 11.10 11.10 11.20 11.15 May East, on1 the day of the services from 12 till p. m. Friends invited. InCash quotations were as follows: Wheat No. 22 red. 1.36 3". No. 3 red, terment City cemetery. 1.27J& 1.34: No. hard, 1.3411.34i; No. FAGAN. Funeral services for Pat3 hard. 1.31S&1.33. No. 4 rick Fagan, who died at a local hosCorn No. 2 vellow, nominal; vellow. 741375;"No. 4 white, 7576. pital January 26, will be held at the stand- S. M. Taylor & Co. chapel January 30, Oats No. 3 white, 61 52; beginning at 2.30 p. m. Friends inard. aSfTTS. vited. Interment Mount Calvary Bye No. 2. 101104. i - I0-I- I i 2 i i 1211 44 443 105 Illinois Central 1SS Int. Consol. Corp.l.. 44i Insp. CopperN. . . . . 5,000 451 443 111 COUNTRY ENTERING ON Int. Harv.. J... V.500 26' 27 26S Kan. City So NEW INDUSTRIAL ERA, 761 Valley . .. .. .. 2.100 76 76 125 Lehigh BRAD STREET'S PREDICTION Louis. & Nash Mex. Petroleum . . s,2oo; iosj i02 102 371 37 1,400; New York, Jan. 25. Hradstrcefs to- Mland Copper 15 15 1,20ft! M.. K. & T. pfd... morrow will say: 5 600! 51 43 "Mild weather In some sections and Missouri Pacific . .. 120J Biscuit storms in others have checked retail National Lead .... l.SOOi 691 '6SS 6Siri National tint In every other trade, Nevada Copper . . movements continue at a smart respect, pace 3 10;, i V. 'ent ral 5.30ft;l0?!lo smarter than heretofore in January in N.". Y.. 71 6S 6S & H. . 6.700 N. II. In th and pracfat. all reportslarprr aspetts. with Nor. A- Western. . l.fiOO'117 1 16 J 116 are stamped tically Northern pacific . 3.200s 3 J: 1 3 113S evidence of uniform activity. 12)1 arPacific Mail makinc "Jobbers. 391 us well as roadspring sales Pac. Tel. & Tel.. house huy shipment, 5S 57l! nS show trains, and buyers of dry goods Pennsylvania .... l,o0o 200! 1651 16., 165 are out In larce numbers seeking Pull. Pal. tar.... 2.S00I - t i 24 5? quantities that they cannot get in all Ray Con. Copper. 3,orio 7Si cmkcs, due 'to the dyestuffs shortage. Readinsr 2.S0O! 51 51 Steel Some consumers of steel seem willRep. Iron l,70o; 10031100 100 to commit themselves as far ahead Southern Pacific. ing 21 20 J 900 21 as 1917. Mail order houses say trade So. Railway Studebaker Co. .. S.200 151 1I14S3 149 is very heavy. The old story of manu1.6001 61 561 is Tennessee Cop.... facturers being rushed to capacity 205 2018 201 Is beTexas Company . . .. 2,400 Iabor emphasized. Increasingly 4.SO0I 134 3 1339 134 scarcer. waKcs continue to ad- Union Pacific coming 4 00 S3 j 83J S4 vance, money in easy. Collections are U. Preferred no.r.on! Mi S3 a S3g S. Steel stood and banks are filled with funds. 1.600; IIS 117S lis Preferred Hank clearings heavily exceed those 7SJ 1.900; 791 7R Wheat Utah Copper of one and two years ago. S3 700 so i 89 Is the heaviest ever known. West, Union speculation the West. Klectrlc .. 11,0001 671 66i 663 Interest In real estate Is reviving suf73 Building, which win- Montana Power .. '.'.'.'.'.'.'. country over. 4 6; Gen. Motors fered relativelyto little check this 2?J 2 SJ the Wabash R. pfd ... 1.300; 2911 very active deter, promises and befresh 24,5001 S 2 2 SOX SOI Int. M. pfd industrial coming spring additions to existing velopments or that Total sales for the day 535,000 shares. this country is ensuggest plants on a new Industrial era. tering BOSTON WOOL MARKT bank "Weeklv clearings, ACTIVE AND ADVANCES , MADE IN SOME GRADES Moxnv. New York, Jan. 28. Mercantile Boston. Jan. 28. The Commercial per. 3ff3L will say tomorrow: Bulletin Sixty-da- y bills. 4.7H; wool Sterling: market has been very "The 4.d cables, mand, 4.7H keen the past week. excited and during Mexican dollars, 44c. taken a considerManufacturers have tlovernment bonds, steady; railroad able of wool, besides which bonds, steady. easv: CO and 90 lias been more or less speculathere quantity Time loans, days, 2q tive trading between dealers, especial6 months, 2J.fr 3. on fine scoured wools. Prices are z;Call money, easier; high. lj; low, 1J; ly and advances have stronger generally 1J; last loan, 12; closing been made In a number of instances. ruling rate. bid, 1J; offered at 1J. The manufacturers report a very demand for goods." healthy a 11. sic; Scoured basis: Texas, fine 12 months. New York, Jan. 28. Raw sugar, firm; 65ii70; fine 8 months. 60U62. ReCalifornia northern, 66(?i68; middle 4.77; molasses, 4.00. centrifugal, southern, 55(i57. county. fined, firm. 6264; were more active today eastern. No. 1 staple. 75; Oregon Sugar futures and prices were higher cn scattered eastern clothing, 70; valley No. 1, 60 and buying. At noon prices U62. covering were 4 to 8 points Territory fine staple, 75077; fine higher. medium, staple, 726t74; fine clothing, fine medium "clothing, 6769; stock. iM.ivna) on blood half combing. 73tf75; the stocks curb Closing quotations 7071. Pulled extra, and the nalcs yesterday were reported 73U75; combing, A. A 70ro.73; fine A, 67(70; A as follows: supers, 63U66. Did, sk. Jan. 28. The offerings at .07 .08 theLondon, Alta Tunnel wool auction sales today amounted 20 Alta Central to 8440 bales. The demand was strong 10 Heaver Oold and prices advanced from 10 to 15 per 14 Hull Valley cent. crossbreds sold at 2s Id; Greasy 04 Cardiff Kxtenslon scoured crossbreds at 2s lOJd; sliped Consolidated .. .04 2s 4d and west Australian at lambs Demijohn 07 Fort una Ind at Is 10d. 03 .10 greasy Fortuna v.old . 28 274 Utah Michigan I.IVK STOCK. .011 Neva ."2 2S. Jan. Hogs Receipts. 07 Chicago, New Qulncy .OSJ 0J I aloma . 11 j 2S.O00; market weak at 15 to 20 cents Bulk. 7.65 (fr; 7.90 light, 7.30 OSJ Paloma Kxtenslon .09J advance. 7.50faS.OO; heavy. 7.'0fi S.OO; Rico Argentine 02J .02J 7.90: mixed. 004 rough. 7.5 fi 8.60: pigs. 5.75 Santaquln Chief Cattle Receipts looft; market weak. 00 Santaquin King steers, 6.30(fi9.70; western 51 Sells .32 Native beef 6.50(3i 8.15; cows and heifers, o. K. Silver 62 .70 steers, tr 10.50. 02 Tlntlc standard .03 3.10C'i X.20: calves. 7.50 46 Sheep Receipts 5000; market weak. Wasatch Mines .49 ewes, 5.10(7.65; (57 7.358.00; Walker Copper .70 Wethers,8.25L 10.75. lambs, SALES. 28. Hogs Receipts Jan. 2000 at 2c. Omaha, Silver Oulch. 10c. 5600; market higher. Heavy, 7.507.70; Howells. 1O00 at3300 liKht. 7.30t7.60; pigs. 6.50?r7.25; bulk Utah. at 27C?2Sc. Michigan of sales, 7. 40 U 7.60. Neva, 2500 at lie Cattle Receipts 1000; market steady. Paloma. 8500 at lOJllc. Native steers. 6.25 (fa 8.75; cows and Sells. 1600 at &1 fir 54c. 6.00 heifers, 5.25 (n 7.00; western steers,stock-erWasatch, 200 at 4Sc s 41,7.75; Texas steers. 5.805t6.80; Olles Con. 50ft at 10c. Home Run. 500 at Sc. and feeders. 5.50(7.60. 3500 at 27J4f2Sc Mlchlgan-PtaSheep Receipts 7500: market lower. 8.40r,r 9.40; wethers, 7.00 Sells. 700 at 52c. Yearlings. 7.75; lambs, 1 0.00 ry; 10.50. Silver Oulch, 700(1 at 2c 6; t 171 1,400 Gu Kg. Kxploratlonj.. . ... - 26. July CORN 65 63 Mav 86 Anaconda Copper.! 105 1,500; infj Atchison Paid. lajcomotive. 24.700; 110a 107i! 109 c VJnio 2.300 893 S9i S9d jtammore 460 Bethlehem Steel . . "s6o S7 'si' 'si' Brook. R. Transit Cal. Petroleum .. 1,300! .305 303 30 Canadian Pacific . 4.000 170 169 1691 Central Leather . 1,300 531 52 03 62 2.100 C2J 02 Ches. & Ohio 13 300 13 12J Chi.. Gt. Western. ('.. M.& &N.St.WP Chi. C. R. I. & P. Ry. Chino Copper Assertions that exwere porters taking back wheat from foreigners and were selling futures caused a material- sag today in prices hero notwithstanding that previously the market had scored an advance. The close was heavy, I to 11 net lower, with May 1.35 3 1.35 1, and July 1.26i. Corn wound up I to 1. higher, oats a shade to 1 down, and provisions unchanged to a decline of 10 12. It is estimated that 1,500,000 bushels of wheat In cash and futures were thrown backward today by foreigners and exporters. Some of the holdings thus released were said to consist of spring wheat of high grade. Bears were quick to seize the advantage and were able to force the market almost continuously downward after, the descent had once begun, as early support had been based to a large extent on the assumed likelihood of increased export demand. Snow and sleet predicted for the entire domestic wheat belt were taken to indicate that receipts vould remain small for several days. The effect was adverse to "the bears in the early trading, but the Influence was afterward lost sight of. Corn rose to a new high price record for this season. Rumors were current that the British government had bought 3,000,000 bushels or more. Oats responded to the corn strength, but the downturn in wheat led to realizing sales. Cash demand was slow.sellProvisions closed weak owing to adAn by packers and foreigners. ing vance in the price of hogs lifted the market early, but did not serve as a lasting prop. Leading futures ranged as follows Open. TYiigh. Low. lClose. Chicago. Jan. 28. B. N. C. STOTT, Was. 2664. Newhouse tldg. STEWART, BOWMAN, MORRIS & 6 CALLISTER, Mclntyre bldg. 605 CALL, MAIN 20. Ask for the Want Ad department. UNLOAD THEIR STOCKS 28. high-price- Alaska Gold and the face la about thirty feet from the surface. However, vertically soon work the will be under a steep so .7;. will be gained mountain where . 3 J! .14 In the face I. estiThe ore depth rapidly. .2 .25 about the same as some .os .OSJ mated to acarry few days aso. which gave assayed .01 ."I! returns of $!12 In gold, 10.9 per rent .42 .40 ounces silver. Hack and copper . - If .33 about P'0 feet from the face a streak .0? fourteen inches wide gave returns of . . . .1. $7o to $90 a ton. .17 At a force of three or four .02!'. men Ispresent and It is making about working .21 f. Is Inches procre. eighteen dally. ThisThe .05 In the quartzite. alontr the fissure .0;; .03 Is eighty to the east. dip of the flsure .10 .124 The Is across the canyon southLogper 0" p .02 J west from the old Maxfield mine. t . ! GOLD STREAK IN ADIT; !n7 .0.12; .20 .011 . L4A tn-- i lad .is .0.1 j .10A .24 .on SI 6 1 .031't I .02 LOGGER SHOWS ! Tin. Central Utah .01 1 2" f .75 .13 ! Pek Well . : ' .l 'on Pitts Idtho . . .01 i .17 .011 i .01 ."09H . 2ft 41J .21 .17 .In . 57 .60 1.221 1.33 . j UTAH-APE- X .6ij 04i I I Iteed f . 2 . ?.o Plat . ,f .: . . . MocoIke . N'ev. Hitl Na Id river .' CMo e .21 .0-1- Miller Hill Mammoth . Mav iviy ..' Mason Vsl .: T'rinr-- . 1 1.75 .15 ..'" .05 .40 .19 ! .',- .- w- - I 1 1..12f! 1.33 '1 .011 .01J .24 .!? .01 I' .ni! .f ! .10 .01 r. Leonora . . Little Pell L. Mamm . Monzonl'e Ptutus I. !2 .SO 42" 5 ! Min. Mtn. 11 S.50 1 .j it. it .f .12 r 1T I F-- I -- I .13 .04 4.15 ( S f 1:. & .OSJ .12 4.00 ardtff . Croff .. ' I'aly e Irair. Con . ORE I:. Prince ..' Ialy-J:dsf- THE 1 Hut olo. Min ..I frown Point! .?; .ii Jan. Stocks registered general, but Irregular recoveries today from their declines of the preceding days of the week. To what extent the covering of short contracts or Investment buying figured in the Improvement was at best a matter of debate or conjecture, but the Inquiry a for investment issues suggested of speculative sentiment. change War shares, particularly Crucible Steel, Lackawana Steel, Baldwin and American Locomotives, Westlnghouse, General Klectrlc and American Can, led the rise. Crucible was the most active feature of the session, trading in that in United stock exceeding the dealings States Steel. The rise in the munitions was regarded as a logical result group of the President's for home debut Crucible's plea unwonted activity fense, on its extreme advance of 6 points to 73J revived rumors associating the company with Bethlehem Steel. Bethlehem was dull but strong, ad10 to 470, and United vancing States Steel,points after some early uncertainty, rose to 84J, but closed at 83g, unchanged. Petroleum shares, notably Mexican Petroleum, the Motors, Coppers d and a few of the miscellaneous Issues, contributed moderately to the forVard movement, which halted in the afternoon. Krie and Union Paearly were cific shares of the the railway list,conspicuous while Canadian Pacific. St. Paul, Reading and Northern Pacific were firm at average advances of adecidedly point. downward Prices underwent revulsion in the final sharp hour, the decline led by New Haven, which broke being 31 to 68, wiille some of the other rails, as well as industrials and metals, forfeited much or all of their advantage. The unsettlement was accompanied from Washington deemed to be of a disquieting character. Bonds were mainly steady on narrow dealings. Total sales par value, were $4,210,000. United States bonds were xinchanged on call, XKW YOnK STOCK LIST. New 602-60- MONTHLY RATE. ' 2S. ATTORNEYS MAURICE M. KAIGHN. lawyer; 414 D. F. courts and land offices. Walker bldg. BOOTH, LEE. BADGER & RICH. 8 Boston bldg. Wasatch 1268. WILLARD HANSON, attorney at law, 909 Kearns bldg. Phone W'as. 1994. Ten cents per line for first Insertion. 5 cents per line for each subsequent Insertion, all classificasix words to the line. tions. Count - SETBACK GIVEN WHEAT BUT REACTION ENSOES NOW IN GRIP OF STORM BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANT AD RATES potations IN STOCK 000TATI0NS WORTH ORE PAST WEEK; 44,000 SHARES; TRADER, 0 UNWATERNG ONTAR SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1916 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, 6056 MADAM SMITH. Office hours from E. 9 p. m. a. m. toBroadway. 25S 9 STATE St. .Pressery. Cleaners and pressers of the better kind. 550 State, AA'asatch 5257. CLEANING AND DYEING HALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING Co. Best work, prompt delivery. 265 S. State. A"asatch 6235. Hyland 1939. AMERICAN COFFEE fc SPICE CO., to you. Was. 1767. 265 Main. AVholesale OJNFMNTS MODERN maternity home; chilcases solicited, homes found forprivate dren. Phone AVas. 7059. 525 Center st. DAIRIES 12 QTH. best milk for $1, delivered anvwhere. Prompt service. Utah Farm Dairy, 1324 Jefferson. DANCING DANCING LESSONS DAILY, 10c. Aroodward's academy, 34 Main St. DENTISTS DR. 246 S. AV. MOEBEST, 104 Keith bldg.. AVasatch 7371. Main. DOLL REPAIRING like new; best work in the city. King Co., 42 S. Main DOOR BELLS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST. EXPERT door bell repairs and inThis famous palmist reads your enCall Mr. Prices reasonable. from the cradle to old age. stalling. AA'asatch tire life 5368-as the hand indicates. Gives you AVright. just dates and facts, tells you what has what is happening DRESSMAKING passed in life and a single question. without Shs asking DRESSMAKING and plain sewing does not tell things to please, but reads tilings just as xne nanas Indi- $1.50 per day, or'. at home. Mrs.' J. you were Amy. AVas. cate; tells you the rdanets born under the lucky and unluckv when end where you will planets, settles and explains iove, fammarry, ily troubles, marriage, divorce, health, JOE KROGil, the razor man, grinds inbusiness, lawsuits, speculations, and blades, rasafety razor of transactions all kinds. zors, sharpens vestments, etc. knives, scissors, no matter what In fact, your hope, fear Shop, 56 AV. Second South. The Razor or ambition, come to this noted nalmist There is no need for and find help. be to unsuccessful. Her adanyone EXPERT DENTISTRY vice removes all trouble. She guaran. or no tecs satisfaction 240 Main street. charge. Her DR. .T. B. are strictly confidential. Call Tel. WasatchKEYSOR, readings 6628. Good set teeth, $6. free. and consult her 1705 Corner Eleventh S. State street South and State, Office hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. . 3191-LADIES' and gentlemen's suits al BERLIN BEAUTY PARLOR. new or old, and expert workmantered, shampooing, also cleaning and manicuring. guaranteed; ship Sarsrent. .i:2( Kearns bldg. AVolf AVas. 6655. Phone 402 pressing. Utah Savings & Warren room AUCTION SALES Trust bldg. AVe call for and deliver. R. 1923-AA- Hv-lan- d Hair-dressin- g, BARGAINS in new furniture; out of rent district is why we seltcheap; high second-han- d brass beds, office furnitables, almost new; ture, rugs, terms. dining half price; Michigan Furn. Co., 430 State st., below 4th South. ROYAL SECOND-HANstore trades what yo.i want for what you don't want. 268 S. State. AA'asatch 5330 AVE buy and sell household goods. O. K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. AVas. XPRTrLOING FIRFTROJESTRAJG COMPARE our financial standing, insurance rate and warehouse with any other. The superiority of the Kevser storage over all others Is well known. Keyser Fireproof Storage Co. AArasatch D 1996. C. E. OSTERLOH, auctioneer. AVasatch 2824-- anything. STORKIMBALL BROS. MOVING AGE CO. Moving, packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wasatch 2188. . BEST storage, moving, packing and Reasonable shipping. Auto trucks. Redman Fireproof Storage Co.. AVasatch 555 and 556. Sells rates. |