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Show TILE CAR company th" Wilhcrt Mining In February h $I2."t'a rrr;il I y v nn the prediction in' yesterday S. was who A. MPBifr H'.. flcrur"? t;erernl IMkiMtr vrr the preliminary dec iared en th-.- return fnrn Idaho. He be fait a l'.t'le untfiit y mav roitdv ri .Mam they will low th.t. hut it ir tinted l V f n ir I that rur'ire. The f Wil'.er totaled imrv net The list report from the that the null in iiratln? rfKiihrl? Riift handling Mre than the normal tannage. The r v the earning are mounting nr. ti e will prohai.lv how This would fteiZ r rf profit ?hr re dividend he ei.il to rent" P ml not tiui: h the rash reserve of $ 2i.00) are to Mr. did to 5 ',.rtM. on the nt quarterly dividend, t.tmnnt understood to he paid May IS. hut it 2 nt. will he nota. lean than Mr. that Unas lead nt hundred. With I ft v V, In clover. thnt Hhert Mr. !: a ihort visit to the paid . ritt"hurK-ldahowhere unfavorable weather hmnIt Interfered with transporbark. Two tation and has held new fitrtkes hare been tilings made lately. The flmt car of the rich R"M ore will It probably contain 750 to 1000 iai k.. of promises, to he a hummer, the like Idaho ha not witnessed In a ,whlrh decade. Th.it will - Jan-prof- n. !:! nt Although ;'if volume 'of trading is lltcfit compare. with the lis: da of recent occurrence, yet what Is called the "bottom of t?ie market" ?cerns firm and sound, with little mock out on present bids. The holdcoming er .serine to either think their sto l;s are worth more, or are in anticipation of i speedy rise. In yesterday's sale South iiecla moved up nealn. reachlnir Z.ZT,. while th Silver KlriK Con. advanced to $2.3.',. Iron Blossom held at iti newA hlKh. and Prince Con. was firm. fe.v of the lower priced Mocks were tronr. but some were MiKhtly On curb the Tlntlc Standard drowsy. held at 1 cents. One month aco It could have been had nt 3 cents. That was before the strike was announced. v totaled 117.t2' shares, Sales yest-rd- a valued at .'6.S32.."iO. The official closand sales were reported ing as quotations rather 1 -- follow; 1 1 !.' 1 DEMIJOHN ' IS DRIFT Tunnel . Jack H. Cottnwd Ban. Cold . Beaver Cop. edar r.x. . . Odar Talis. .17 Colo. Mng. .20 o!um. V.x. . . Cr. Point .. .12 Ialy .7S I.-Jud- bad the name showing In the Vmnnwood or Park City that 1I h In the Demljonn Consolidated. would Karnble on the results. " That Is the way that president Fred onW.hi Price rehimself yeaterdav epreed turn from an Inspection of the Ploche "The fare look better than propertr. he continued. "We figure tonow evr." mo we have only about feet ob.that our to rroMfit the dike, porphyry ' jective Thla work Is on the 300. foot level feet to the end tn drift Is out 3S) now In the The fare ti rurtbat. It has passed through the hale drift place the limestone, m where In onedike to of four rrmpciii pnrphyrr aome The fare show fire feet In width. Mr. I'rlce reports. mtneraliaatlon, now men are working. Klght He rnl some tlm- at the prlne ron which he declare has ore tn sight in the his stopes emib the pr"int dal'" tonnage to 5'k maintain "The Prince ton for a ltfttnie. f t the Mget thing o'jt of "The train 1 came Mr, Prie out on was p'ttlinff fourteen carload f re for t'tah smelters. It a it ftiitionville dump atone hol.l about 73 ent net profit to the hare." TINTIC MAYFLOWER TO I 1 aolt-lated- . de-rUr- ed the i'hlef Consottdated. the Tlntlo Del-mand the I,ehl Tlntlc. The location favorable and work will Is consld-r!. at once. The capital rommnci1 trv k l a"''d on the valuation of fixed at I5A.0OO. In claims, and sr.ares of the par alue of 5 cents each. The officers .ire . M. Miller, presiJ. dent; S. V., funne'.J, viceendpresident; treasurer: Ati'lrn. jwrflarr and Andrew v h o with llvrnm Mden constitute rh- - board of ar et the ! ". .15 .22 Fmerald . ma Cop. .OS . . Facia ' . . . . ... Mln. Flat Mtn. Lake ! S : ' .oei! .o J .23 Ma. F.vns Ncv. Hills I .11 ' J no 8.50 .30 ."14) .0M .- .02 : 1 - .55 i ,S2 i j .01 fiTlt " 3 ' ! " .03 .56 .19 .R2 .06 .054', .774' 1.721 '4i .03 !2S' .57 .21 .31 .23 .70 .05 .02 .35 .01 J! .03 .024 ( .45 !'M .01 .15 ' .02 t !o34 .024 .014 ! I 1.7 .024 .43 .02 .15 .02 .01 if .03 .03 .034 .20 . " .06! losi .04 .02; .23 .30 .01 ! j A .15 I. ".70" !! .164' .174 I, in r. 3.00 . 4 .00 " .031 ,05 !o3' .01.: .OS 21 72 1? .13 .30 .0i " .05 '. ' !20 .20 i:. .11 .20 .is I .20 1: .?o .OS .03 4'i .0 3 .07 .03 .03 .40 .10 !. .124 " "iio'j .11 1.171' 1 . 224 I.20 .os r .07' .OS .1741 .174: .15 .10 .36 .32 .344 .14 .134 .12J .11 .S3 I ; . .mi .031 I P.-Brl- tol i t f . . . ! . . Heeds Peak Rico Con. . . . HIo Well. Hexall . ... rtoch. Mines .. .J Spirta S. Troughs . l .it .071 .17 j " lib',' .124 .c.4 I "Mi' Coaln.J 'a ioi f. K. Coaln.. S. 1Z. Con. . . 2.72i!. .10 Sioux Con. . .01 ! Swan. Con. . 3o. HecU .. 2. BO S. Shield . . . 3. T. I i Swansea . Texan Tar Baby . . T. rent !'. Tlntlc . . . S. T. 8.00 i ! I . . . . .074 .S3 i 1.23 .23 . Nalldrlver .. rhlo Cop. Opohongo .. .034 .09 .07 .134 .214 .064 '.23 .10 ! I .27 .0 I .B0 ! .13! : " .044 7.03 I . Moscow a. 1 02$ .on .03 . . . I .on! I May Dsy Mae. Val. 35 .37 0I .03 I f.O ' .015 .02 .014 .03 1..724 . '. .30 .21 .75 J Bios I. Queen ... Keystone . . .' Ktn Wm. King Iavld t.ehl Tlntlc . Lead King . lonora Little Bell . I.. Mam. . . . Monzonlte .. Miller Hill . Monatalre .. 1. Mammoth . S f I 0. Chain . . . rt. cent Galena Mng i; ".io';l j ."li . 03i .01 .064 Ml, .21 .o"jj:' ; i .2 .011 K. T. F.. Prince K. & H. II. . WORK IN NORTH TINTIO Plutus . Con. From Frovo come word that theTln-tl- r Pr. Faloma . Mayflower Mining company has been Incorporated and has filed article. of incorporation with the county owns the Maybe clerk The company 4 and the M. and M. No. 1, 2, 2 and N'n?, I. 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6 In the North Tln-li- r district adjoining the property of ".'oii ! .! .04 ! 8.00 . . Point.. fon. .. Pltts.-Id- i .14 .10 I .o4 .13 ! fam ..:M: .24 !. .074 .0 ! .03J' i ! ! rj .02 '' .40 1.421 iioi 1.00 ".h .02 .40 8 .S74 3.40 2.724 .1041 .Oil .021 1.524 021 2.52! 2.55 .04 .004 .24 .01 .06J ; .024 ' .10 .02 .074 I .04 .111 .07 j! .33 .0711 I .10 .02 . 09 .064 .07 .094 .02 .06 .04 .11 .061 .30 .03 .12 .03 .07 .044 114 .07 ! .02J t . Co n. .... .02 NEVADA STOCKS V. Chief ... .06 The followtrs: quotations were Con. . .041! Victor 11 over Pros.' private wlr: Wilbert . .. . W. .061' Toledo TTid. Ask. Tank. Con. . .30 j .17 .03 I t at .05 .05 Atlanta .It .011! .01! .11 .02 S. I. Bloss. . .01 l''Oth .03 .01 Pdue Hull .001 .004 J. Bowers I .04 .03 If. .01 .01 Proro .07 .0$ . . .04 FrarHon fomMn(ion Century 1 .w3 H H F7n F.NOON hales! .44 .4 f'lor'nco Alta Tiger. 2000 at 8c. .SI .87 UoMfield Con .82 .8S Consolidated, 1000 at SOc, 100 Jumbo Kstenslon . . 13 at Dragon .12 234c. 600 at 23c. Mersrr .07 F.mma Copper. 500 at 56c. .0 stiver Plk Hast Crown Point. 4500 at He. .02 Verr. l 600 at 2c. .02 .03 East Tlntlo Consolidated, Yellow Tlffer .04 .05 Lower Mammoth. 1500 at 61c. Oro .05 .04 Sandstorm Leonora, 6000 at Sic. .15 .14 Kewnno Monzonite. 2000 at 2c. .04 .05 Urest Hend May Day. 1000 at 17c. .01 .03 (irandma Opohongo. 3000 at 31c ec. .37 .59 Horhester Ploche Bristol. 400) at 100 at tl.174. N'elile Prince Consolidated, 2 on 11.20. Manhattan at 50) Ur-.lt.14 .15 i'.xv Paloma. 200 at Sic. .13 .14 Heeds Peak. 1500 at 17c. ('mi. Vlratnla .05 Hale & Norcros .... Silver King Coalition. 750 at 13.45, 700 .20 Mexican $3,424at .1& Sioux Consolidated, 200 at 94c. Ophlr .04 Hecla. 40 at S2.521, 10 at 92.56, ?vaae .as 500South Kevnda Surra $2.50. at .44 I'nlon .4i Tintic Central. 500 at 6c.1000 f ielmont 4.12J at 10c. Cncle Sam. looo Bt 91c .04 Cash Hoy 1000 at 4e, 3000 Virtor Consolidated, .ru .01 ! ! re-r..,- Hdr -- I I i ! ! 1 -- . I ; i I . J -- . ! - ; i Queen Cypsy Mm Itutler Midway Montana Mlspah Fxt'r.slon ... McNamara North .'tar Itesctje Hula Tono. of Nevada .... Tonopah Hxtenion . t'matllla West t'.vt Pitts. Oliver Peak .. Nevada Ilil's riotmd Mountain ... ! - .15 .19 .07 .15 .21 .87 .15 .25 at 44c OPEN BOARD. Colorado. 250 at 20o. Emma. 300 at 57c. .OS Iron Blossom. 1000 at 11.75. Mammoth, 1000 at 64c. User .22 Mineral Flat. 2000 at 5c. at 17c. 7.0') May Day. 10"0 500 at 34c. 4.50 opohongo. 02 South Hecla. 100 at $2.50. Silver Kln Coalition. 100 at $1,421. .OS 30O at $3.40. .1? Tintl- Central. 1000 at 64c .!2 Tar Babv, 500 at Sc Total snares sold, 53.520; selling NEW YORK CURB QUOTATIONS value. $15,030.50. A FT EH NOON SALES. The following quotations were reAlbion, 700 at 23c. ceive:; over P.ader Bros." private wire: Alta Tunnel. 2000 at 114c Hid. at 44c. Ask. Big Cottonwood, 1000 1000 at 13c 'olumbus Extension. 1 7S' . 0' mines topper Colorado, 700 at 21c .t7 .09 Fraction Con. Mineral Flat. 4)00 at 51c Cold field .91 at Sic Opohongo, 1500 U Iron Blossom .7 Heeds Peak. 3000 at 17c. 7500 at 174" Jumbo i:xtr,slon .. . .7 Silver King Consolidated, 100 at $2.75 .,9 .2 30 Montana Tonopah Hioux Consolidated. 1200 at 104c 25 .25 Mlzpah Extension South Hecla, 100 at $2.55. 200 at .14 Nevada Ittils .It $2,524.14 .1 Nrrth Htar c Tar Babv. 500 at 1000 .20 .30 nhlo Copper at 64c, 2500 at Tintic Central. . 5 .25 Stetra rt 2S 4. Alta Con 5 West Toledo. 1000 at 6c. Kmma 0 .0.1 .04 'ottonwood OPEN BOARD. .."') .75 Wasatch Mines .... ' Black Jack. 500 at 15c. 4.27i 4.30 Tonopah Kstenslon lioo at 56c Emma, .75 .7: i;nd We; Sr. ir.no at 21c East Tlntlc Consolidated Note . . 37.00 t'tah East Crown Point, 2500 nt ljc Indian Queen, 1000 at 2r. Iron Blossom. 1100 at $1,721. Leonora. at 3ic I I i I - I i . . - i " . . 1 D ATjY TITI) GK MIXING COMPAXY The regular quarterly dividend of Iaiy-Julr- e the Minlnjt compiny he-of 2 per cent. aK'srreicatlnK 1 been delm dividend No. -. has .'.". clared payable April 1. 191(5. to r torkhoMr r i of record at clote of March 20. I91K. on which bjinss date the transfer books will close arid repn on April 1. 191. 2- V. IAMBOUIlNi:. Treasurer. May Day. 30 at 171c. 1000 at 17c. ipohongo. 4300 at 3Jc Plot h. Bristol. 2200 at e. Heeds Pe,k. looo at 17c. Silver King t'oalitWn. D0 at $3.40. Sioux Consolidated. 2000 at 104c. Silver King Consolidated. 330 at $5.95. South Hecia, 200 at $2,524, 800 at $2.55. Total shares sold, 62,400; selling value. $ll,5o2. BOSTON CURB The following quotations were received over Bnder Bros. private wire: Bid. Boston Elv ., South Utah.. Bingham . . . Ank. ,43 .no .33 (11 ill ,874 ,40 ot un-ni- DALY .03 .234 .114 .12 I .1" .16 !I Oil ! . FCarl i .08 .. ge Km .114 .13 .19 200-fo- "e WEFfOllLL; ! .023 .23 i .11 .114; .17 ' Operations will be started at once on the old Indian Queen In Beaver county, according to telephonic word received last evening from Provo. where the director iiad a meeting and decided on this action. An afsessment of i of a cent was levied. This will bring in a working fund of about SIOO'i. It is understood that the Indian Is Iti sucli good Queen'. equipment .ihape that work can be started im-'Z" The property embraces mediately. 30 patented to claims adjoining the The Indian Queen mine. Blackbird the was recently examined by one of directors who reported on the level about three feet of ore, which ounce .silver and 40 per samples 40 The cent last work on tni propied. was about two years ago when erty leasers did some shipping, but were to get the leae extended. Ask. f .21 ; . 23 J OSJ' .1S .04 !63 Bid. ;i .03 .224 Amalg. .. . , .li. Hi Alta Tunnel B. B. B. Ask. I .21 Am. C. Cop.. Con. Drag. r:. "It Alt- - Bid. Alta I'on. .. Alta Tiger . A Ibton . Cardiff roff REPORTED IMPROVING Afternoon. Forenoon. 1 INFLUENCES TRADING OPERATIONS RESUME f JODGE SMELTER WORK Spe-Ma- ! to The Herald-Republican- . Park March 10. Shipments from the City, mines this week totaled 1333 tons, estimated at $52,000. This is comwith 1331 tons the previous pared week. The shippers Mere as follows: Pounds. Silver King Coalition 1.16S.S25 e 83S.230 Ontario Silver 535.550 Daly West 128,900 Total .'...2,666,505 Reports from 'the Three Kings suare that the work is now perintendent In 540 feet and several stringers of ore have been cut. will begin on Monday to Preparations the Daly West mill In shape place tc resume operations. This is one of the most Important mives in the camp In some time, as it will give employment to a ifood many bands. Word from the Four is that work will be started upBignext week. The American Flag is reported showing considerable Improvement. It Is the machinery that e new for the reported smelter will soon be ordered and that the work of l the ground Tor the buildings reaklng as soon as tho snow will be Daly-Judg- Daly-Judg- Is WHEAT MARKET MEXICAN SITUATION INDIAN QUEEN WILL SOOTH HECLA HIGHER! 512,000 THESE MONTHS; PITTSBURG-fDAH- O PRICES GENERALLY FIRM PRODUCTION FAILS IN BOSTON WOOL MARKET; TO EQUAL DEMANDS; BUSINESS LESS ACTIVE LABOR SUPPLY SCANT r New York. March 10. Bradrtreets Boston, March 10. The Commercial mmeraai SILVER KING CON. AND WILBERI IS CLEARING SALT LAKE C1TV, UTAH, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1916 N, a a lining IIEiiALD-REPUBLlCA- started all off. March Chicago, ADVANCE of Scantiness 10. atl8 the southern border, notablv Southern Pacific. Mexican Petroleum and American Smelting, rose smartly. among the strong featConspicuous ures of the first half of the session were" Butte & and American Zinc at the newSuperior records of 99 and high X!, respectively. Butte sold minus its and "extra" dividends of 305 regular per cent. Coppers In general were moderately higher. Industrials aid equipment which the munifigure prominently ofamong 2 to 4 points, the tions scored gains chief features of that group being Crucible and Lackawanna steels. American and Baldwin Locomotives, Pressed Steel Car and American Steel foundry. such as Among semiwar Mercantile Marine descriptions, Motors, preferred. Continental Can and Cuban American 5 2 to Sugar, gains ranged from active United ' States Steel yielded points. to Crucible Steel and Amerileadership can Locomotive and failed to make more than slight response to the February statement of unfilled tonnage. This disclosed an Increase of almost 650,000 tons and brought the aggregate of unfilled orders up to the unprecedented total of about 8,569.000 tons. Bethlehem Steel was more than ordinarily active, opening off more than 3 points, at 481. rising to 495 and closing at 486. Bonds developed an irregular tone, of renewed heavy chiefly as a result .Vs. which of Anglo-Frenc- h offerings were offered In large individual lots at 94, a marked concession from the recent maximum. Total sales of bonds, par value, $2,735,00. were United Mates bonds unchanged on call. NEW YOItlv STOCK LIST. Sharesl II. L. O. Alaska Gold 9,300 21J 204 2H ... 304 4.100 314 30 68 Am. Beet Sugar .. 400 69 684 10.100 611 604 60S American Can Am. Locomotive . 4S.70O 73 70J 73 Am. S & Ref 32,400 103100 103 11U Preferred ' Am. Sugar Ref.. . . "800 169 iosj 109 Allis-Chalme- rs Am. Tel. & Tel . . Am. Tobacco . " 1,800 1284'1284 1284 199 V.660 ' 87g!' 86J 861 02 103 800' ) 102i 21,800(1084 lOni 1068 8 600 8 87J 87! 900 495 480 485 Anaconda Copper . Atchison locomotive. . AMOUNTS TO 1 20 GARS Bald. Baltimore & Ohio. Bethlehem Steel .. So Brook R. Transit. . ' Cal. Petroleum . . . V.606 2 54 244 243 Canadian Pacific . .. 4.900 1664 1644 1648 SpecUl t tn The nrnli RepuMImn. 53 5,400 544 62 Leather Eureka. March 10. Shipments from Central fc Ohio 61 800 61$ 60 the Tintic mines this week totaled 120 Ches. 300 13 12J 126 Gt. Western. carloads. These are. estimated at 6000 Chi. M. A 93 934 935 St. 2.100 Paul Chi., comare valued at and $150,000, tons, & N. W 126 with 120 cars the previous week. Chi. pared . R. I. & r. Ry.. 17? 1,300 17? 'l6 The Eagle & Blue Bell has been de- C. .... 3.400 664 55! 558 Copper in starting its new hoist, which Chlno layednot 431 4,600 448 43 Iron... be before Monday. Mammoth Colo. F. & will 84 .... 82 Steel 65,400 86 l.ad a machinery accident which caused Crucible D. &. R. O. pfd 15 n ft for one day. 2.600 484 471 479 Securities The following are the shippers this Dis. 9.400 37J 36i 36i Erie week: . 500 1704 170 169 General Electric Cars. Gt. Northern fd.. 1211 . 34 Chief Consolidated V.l'66 44i 43! 44 fit. N. Ore stfs a entennlal-Eurek. 21 ( 214 1,700 211 21 14 Ougg. Exploration Mammoth .. 102 Illinois Central 12 Gemini 17 Int. Consol. Corp.. 10 Iron Blossom . Cou. 464 46J 8,600 46g Inspiration 9 Crand Central 1094 Int. Harv., N. J... Consolidated ... Dragon Beck 254 K. City Southern. Bullion .... 800 784 77i 77J Valley Iehigh May Day I.ouls. & Nash 1224 Yankeo Consolidated Mex. Petroleum . . 26.400 1054 100 1054 Colorado 364 Miami Copper .... :,500l 364 36 East Tlntlc Development 11 M.. K. & T. pfd... & Valley 44 Missouri Pacific . . Ridge Victoria 120 National Biscuit . . 400 684 67? 674 Opohongo National Lead . . . 600 16 15J 155 Nevada Copper 120 N. York Central.. Total 3.200;i041 1031 104g N. Y.. N. II. & It. 65 65 1.1001 66 Nor. fc Western . . 2.600 1184 117 1174 Northern Pacific. 1,200 113 112 118 KNIGHTS ASSESS TO 500 25) 254 25 Pacific Mail 85 Pac Tel. & Tel .... 1,200 67 56i 56! Pennsylvania Pull. Pal. Car 1624 248 241 244 Ray Con. Copper. V.200 PUSH DEVELOPMENTS Reading 8.900 84J 84j 844 2.700 52 524 624 Rep. Iron & 8 8.900 99g 974 994 Southern Pacific. So. Railway 2,700 214 204 20J 1424 1404 1404 Studebaker Co. . . tSpec!' tn Tr.e 56 300 57 Tenn. 563 Copper 10. of March At the meeting Provo. . . 193 190 192 3,800 Texas Company the Knight company properties held Union Pacific 3,800 1324 182 131! here the following assessments 600 834 824 83i were today levied: One cent on Black Jack, U. Preferred 8. Steel 831 832 45,200 84 the delinquent date being April 11; 1.400 1161 1164 1164 Preferred sale date April 29; one cent on Plu- Utah 83 4.100 83J 83 Copper tus. half a cent on King David and a Western .. 1.200 90 Union 894 88! a on King David and quarter of a cent 65J 644 654 Elec ... 12,500 The latter dates have not been fixed West'house 800 774 76 Power Montana 76J as the meetings did not adjourn until Gen. Motors 200 470 469J 465 late yesterday afternoon. 200 26 ii 264 261 Wabash B. Colorado, Inter. M. pfdpfd Reports from Iron Blossom. 13,800 714 68J 694 Deck Tunnel. Dragon Consolidated and Kennecott pfd. .. 13.200 564 56 56 the Rico Wellington were all favorable. Total sales for the day 61,000 shares. was that the WellingWord from Rico carloads of ore in DRAGON CON. SHIPPING ton has thirty-tw- o the market. The Tintic Mining comthe plant is doing: 200 TONS ORE DAILY pany report la thatand work that a third satisfactory roaster will be operating inside of a Word was received yesterday by E. week. C. Da vies, a local broker, that the Dragon Consolidated Is enow shipping 100 BOSTON COPPER RANGE ore. to the tons dally of Its The following quotations were re- new Tintic milling plant and 100 tons ceived over Badger Bros.' private wire: daily from its big iron deposits to the Ernest Higginson, formerly "Sales' High. Low. Close. smelters. of the Dragon, is quoted superintendent 3.554 :3. 00 94. 97.00 as declaring that there are not less B. & 8. ex d. 600! 1. 37 J 1 37J 1 .371 than 100,000 tons of ore in sight in this Chief Con. .. 67 7001 1. 874 1.874 property. E. A B. B. 97 93 .. . 1.575 .7 Majestic 260 3. 37 4 3 25 S.25 METAL QUOTATIONS Mas. Val. 1 00 150 1. 00 1.00 Nev. Doug. 1001 19 19 .19 Ohio Cop. . New York, March 10. The metal ex75 70.75 U. S. S., C. . 25.584170. 75 quotes lead, 6.90 bid; spelter, change 50 25 50. 56S 624 50.624 not quoted. Preferred Silver, 56Jc 75 15 25 . 15.37J Utah Con. . 3.064! 4. 62 4 Copper, steady; 374 4.624 28.00ff 2S.50; June electrolytic, t'tah Auex 27.25 and later, nearby, 7.66" !10. 6241 3 50 10.374 27.50. tTtah Mets. Iron, firm and unchanged. Tin. strong; spot, 55.00 bid. itxi.isti:i stocks. At London: Spot copper, 103: fuSales on curb and the closing quota101; electrolytic, 136. Spot tin, tures, were as tions reported yesterday 189. 189; futures, 93. 33 10s; spelter, Iead, Bid. Ask. T20 MINING NOTES Alta Cent 15 BeaverVall--Gold y 12 Bull Directors of the East Hecla Mines 04 Cardiff Extension held their first meeting yescompany .ft4 Consolidated .. ,03 to ta'k over the matter of startDemijohn terday 06 Home Run .074 ing work on the Alta property. It .321 Michigan-Uta- h .334 touches the South Hecla on one side OS .09 New Qulncy and the Mountain Lake on the other. 01 Neva .014 of Murray C. Godbe, mine ofmanager 85 .86 O. K. Silver the Home Prince and manager 10 .114 the Paloma Extension 1.35 1.40 Run, came up from Picche yesterday. Plumas The Gllmore Mining company last 01 Chief Santa. vear shipoed 10.173 tons of ore, which 01 Santa. King 47 .48 brought $114,539. Sells 10 Secret KV YORK GRAIN. 02 .021 Silver Oulch .18 New York. March 10. Flour Steady. South Hecla Extension ... .17 004 .02 Wheat 2Spot, firm: No. 11 durum, Southern Swansea .l-- 'i No. hard. 1.28 8: No. northern Tlntlo Standard Ill 1.30j; T .75 Duluth. 1.341 and No. 1 northern ManiWalker Copper 35 .33 Wasatch Mines toba. 1.491 f. o. b. New York. Futures, 04 .041 steady; May, 1.19?. Rico Argentine Corn Spot, firm: No. 2 yellow, S4 HALES. 84J c. 1. f. New York. Oats Spot, firm, lirm; standard, 50. Wasatch. 300 at 35c. 3000 at 12c. Tintic Standard, SUGAR. Santa. King. 30tM at fc. O. K. Silver. 10m at &3c. March 10. Raw sugar New York, 10. f'luma. 2mi nt SI. firm: centrifugal, 5.39; molasses, 4.62. Michigan-Ctah- . l'"0 at 33c, 334c firm. Refined, futures were firm and quite Logger, loofi hi 15c. 5000 Sugar at e. on buying for outside account Swnn.ei Extension, active anil continued support from trade InKirnberly, 5oo at 5c. Rico Argentine, r.000 at i 4c. terests. hlnAtViaenoon prices were 3 to 4 ' Old America, 250 at 6c. J'UIUli) HloH' j 1 i shut-dow- " HeraM-Republica- low-grad- 1 . . 80.-.jl- 00 L V situation loomed large on the financial shipments to Europe from the southern horizon today, more than neutralizing hemisphere tended today to strengthen the feeling of quiet confidence created the wheat market here. Largely In by the recent turn ot affairs across the consequence values closed firm water. News that the government had to i net advance with May l.lli and decided to send a puntive force Into staples, too. Mexican territory caused a marked halt July 1.10. Other leading in the strength and activity of the fore- all showed gains corn 3 to 1 cent, oats noon. Quotations of Important stocks IPS to J and provisions 10 to 27 cents. shaded 1 to 2 points from their best, but Higher quotations from Liverpool shares of companies having Interests to the gave the first across " TINTIC VEHOYORE 'EN G! UPWARD IMPETUS BY ON STOCK EXCHANGE New York. March 10. .The Mexican 5, Des-spi- WHEAT 1.12 1.10 July I CORN 754 752 762 74 758 752 75 43Z 41 43 42 484 432 42 22.90 22.85 23.10 22.90 22.70 22.62 11.10 11.32 11.15 11.40 11.07 11.30 12-1- l"27l7 12.10 12.20 July 76 ' 1 8 OATS May I July I PORK May July 4lg 22.95 22.70 LA FtD May July ....) RIBS May I 5 12.35 July 12.35 j il.l2 11.32 12.10 12.22 No. 2 red, Wheat Cash I quotations: 1.111; No. 3 red, 1.0911.11: No. 2 hard, No. 3 hard, 1.08ft? 1.094. 1.10i1.12; Corn No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 4 68 4 704; No. 4 white, 684 yellow, 701. Oats No. 3 white, 411411; standard, 422044. Rye No. 2, 93 62 withdrawals decreased. EVAPORATED FRUITS. New York, March 10. Evaporated 16.949 cases; similes, dull and nominal. fSrSolAW,: 1 8 3 ; receipts. Prnnec nnd raisins, frm. ?i 171 Vftsordinary firts, 17?; ordinary firsts. at Apricots and peachos, steady. ' mark, cases included. FLAX. iteceipts, 25 cars. un- charuiaioes nged. MlnnMnnlls Marrh 10. FlaX. 2.31i(t Poultry Alive. unchanged. 2.iii. changed. ! - lSlS? 1 UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23. Depart I J May 7.20 7.20 8.15 9.30 11.00 12.05 2.25 2.30 3.30 A. A. A. A. A. M. M. M. M. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. 4.30 P. M. 5.15 P. M. 11.45 P. M. 11.45 P. M. 11.55 P. M. 11.55 P. M. 11.55 P. M. citr 1010. Dally. Cache Valley and Intermediate (Malad also, arriving). Oeden. Denver, Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago. Ogden (Malad, going only). Pocatello. Ashton. Montpeller, Paris. Overland Limited Ogden. Reno, Sacramento. Ban Francisco. Ogden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha, .Chicago. Ogden, Losran. Boise. Portland. Seattle Arrive 5.55 5.55 5.05 6.00 8.30 5.05 5.00 11.55 P. P. P. P. M. M. M. M. A. M. P. (Butte also going.) Los Angeles Limited Omaha, Chicago. P. M. Denver. St Louis. Overland Limited Omaha, Chicago. A. M. Denver, St. Louis (San Francisco also departing). Ogden. BYlgham. Cache Valley. Malad 12.10 P. M. and Intermediate. Ogden (Denver,. Omaha. Chicago going) ' 8.15 (San Francisco and Butte also arrivA. M. ing.) Ogden. PocatellQ, Idaho Falls. Ashton. 8.15 A. M. Butte. (Twin Falls also arriving.) Ogden, Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Butte. 10.10 P. M. (Logan. "Wellsville and Hyrum also arriving.) 7.40 P. m. Ogden. Ely. Sacramento, San Francisco. Pacific Limited Ogrden, Sacramento. 2.10 P. M. San Francisco. Ogrden. Boise, Portland. Seattle. (Twin 10.20 A. M. Falls also going.) Ticket Office, Hotel Utah. Telephone Main 15. M. 76. 4.50 7.00. Barley Timothy Clover 10.00018.50. 21.5022.65. Pork 10.87. Lard Ribs 11.6212.12. LIVE STOCK, 10. Hogs Chicago, March 25 Receipts, cents advance; bulk, 17,000; weak at O.SOfai 10.00; 9.50(10.00; mixed, light, 9. 65?10. 05; heavy, 9.55 (g) 10.10 ; rough, 9.65(ffl9.70; pigs. a.009.20. Cattle Receipts, 1000; steady; native beef steers, 7.50 9.90; Western steers, 7.25 8.45; stockers and feeders, cows and heifers, 3.508.60; 5.958.00: 8.50 11.25. calves, Sheep S. 25(38. 11.55. Receipts, 7000: firm; wethers, 90; ewes, 6. 00(8. 60; lambs, 9.50 Omaha, March 10. Hogs Receipts, 10.000; higher. Heavy. 9.359.55; light, pigs. 8.009.00; 4ulk, 9.25 9.209.45; 9.45. Cattle Receipts. 1300, steads. Na- tive steers, 7.509.25; cows and heifers, 5.507.50; Western steers, 6.25!8.00; Texas steers. 6.00 7.00; stockers and feeders, 6.00 8.00. Sheep Receipts. 9,000; steady. Yearwethers. 7.508.50; lings. 8.5010.00: lambs, 10.75 11.15. When making purchases at any of the stores mentioned below, as well as your Receipts when paying your monthly bills, and ThirtyinYears Learning How We have spent thirty years in learning how to give the hest service possible upon real estate for your Favorite Candidate in The Herald-Republic- an loans. The fact that the County Records prove we make more loans upon real estate than any five competitors combined illustrates how well we have succeeded. . 4 S. Department Store L. and A. Conn's Dry Goods Co., Main Street. 6 S. State street. Pianos and Music Clayton Piano Co., Bakery Products Holsura Bread, made by Superior Baking Co. Co., "The Never Substitutors," five Drugs Schramm-Jonnso- n 222-22- 134-13- stores. TRACY LOAN & TRUST COMPANY t Men's Furnishings Gardner & Adams, Kearns building. Shoes Robinson Brothers Co., 220 S. Main street. Tailors Johnson Brothers, suite 206 Kearns building. Furniture Co., 1 E. First South. Furniture Eldredge-Hatc- h 9 S. Main; Groceries, Meats, etc. United Grocery Co., 4 South. W. First Sanitary Market, Fish and Poultry Fulton Market, 70 W. First South. Laundry Royal Laundry, 625 S. State street. Branch offices. Cafeteria, Shay's, 341 S. Main street. Co. Creamery Products Banquet butter, made by the Nelson-Rick- s motion street. State plays, Theatre Liberty Co., corner State and Florists and Seedsmen Porter-Walto- n 29-3- 267-26- 22-2- Painless Withers Dental Co. I2212 Main Salt Lake St. City. Broadway. China, Crockery, Glassware and Silverware Callaway, Hoock & Francis, 66 S. Main street. Ice Cream and Confectionery Keeley ice creams, 260 S. State street and 55 S. Main street. Knit Goods Salt Lake Knitting Store, 70 S. Main street. Optical Goods Columbian Optical Co., 337 S. Main street. h Co., 46 E. South Temple. Photographs 0 E. Cleaning and Dyeing Regal Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Second South. Branch offices. Dairy Products Salt Lake Dairy Co., 236 W. South Temple. Ladies' Tailors The Kline Shop, suite 307 Walker Bank building. Millinery Wonder Millinery Co., 52 S. Main street." Wines and Liquors Sadler Mercantile Co., 121 S. Main street. Coal and Fuel Martin Coal Co., 47 S. Main street. American Beauty Beer Salt Lake City Brewing Co. Olsen-Griffit- MY PRICES: 26c Painless Extraction Tooth Work $3.50 per Bridge $5.00 up Rubber Plates Gold Crowns $3.50 ALL, WORK GUARANTEED. m. 8.30 to 8 "rTOTT"RCt XlVSUXtfrJ Sundnya 9p.to 2. fs WOOL. at offerings London, March 10. Thesales todav auction wool the selection amounted to 8000 bales. Thewas was better and the demand 3s 11 Idbrisk. pno Queensland scoured sold at New Zealand greasy at Is 114d. The r-- 1 te l.lOj LOSS hs 6; 1.112' TTlOi 1.12 1.10$ dye-stuf- pa-p?- I May tomorrow will say;. Trade reports vary little in tenor from those of preceding weeks, the story they tell being one of sustained activity, with production much below unstinted demand. in most parts of the country Buying on an extensive scale, car proceeds and have become shortage more cerius. embargoes vessels to take out exof ports ar lacking, the scarcity is acute, labor is in scant supply, jobs are more numerous than seekers, wages complications arising, and large employers find it more profitable to placate their employees than to resist their demands. at Better employment relatively high dewages has brought on increased mands for staple articles and enlarged banks pracsavings accounts. Inarefact surfeited with tically everywhere in real monev, there is more doing of steel estate, the leading producer record orders on itsanbooks, pig reports unpreceiron is being produced at of the metal dented rate, current sales steel are heavv, mills making finished are heavily oversold and such extraordinary necessity for it exists that shippers cannot wait for nature to thaw the ice clogged shipping ports Weekly bank clearings, $4,532,626,000. JIOMIV. r, New York, March 10. Mercantile 3f.''oj. bills, 4.71J; deSterling: Sixty-da- y 4.77. mand. 4.76 cables, Mexican" dollars, 438. ('" and 90 days, Time ioans. 25 3; six months, 33i; Call money nigli, 2: low, If: ruling rate,steady: 21; last loan, 24; closing bid, 2; offered at 24. PRODUCE. Chicago, March 10. Butter, un- price of wheat in Chicago. The chief reason assigned for the British advance was that the forwarding of supplies from Argentina had proved disappointthe thatbeen ingly small. It was explainedhad movement from Argentina of hampered by a continued scarcityhere vessels. However, some exporters and at Duluth were said to be reselling because of Inability to obtain railroad cars. Another element which influenced a temporary reaction from the early was a Washingstrength as ton report thatsupplemental showed as much 151,000,000 bushels yet on hand In counmills and elevators. Late rallies try which took place in the wheat market were based principally on bullish advices from Australia and on word from the Atlantic seaboard that export buybeen renewed. Bullish crop reing had states countports from the soft winter ed also toward evoking firmness in the last part'of the session. Corn received good support owing in the main to sensational advances in the hogs. Besides, receipts were price 'of and prospects were for a conlight, tinued decrease in arrivals. the action of corn. Oats demand was fair. Eastern paralleled climbing out of sight on Hog prices account of the European war exhaustsupply of ing the available domestic hogs put provisions on the Jump. taking by holders, a liberal of the advance was maintained at share profit the close. Leading futures ranged as follows: Close. Open. High. Low I , three-eight- upward impetus I I Bulletin will say tomorrow: "Business has been loss active in the wool market here during the past week. A fair business is reported, with sales ranging from .1.000,000 to 4,000,-00- 0 firm pounds. Prices are and only defective short generally wools scoured are really at all weak, although buyers are taking advantage of the weakness in London to talk down the market here. The primary markets are closvery firm as a rule. The situation ing at tha mills is still very healthy and continues at a very consumption marked rate." Scoured Texas fine, twelve months, 72 75: fine eight month'--, 62$$ 05. California Northern, 72 f73; southern, e0j62. "Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple, 7C78; eastern clothing. 70(;t72; valley No. 1, 6 2 (fx C 2. SO: fine meTerritory Fine staple, fine dium staple.medium clothing. 73 7576; clothing, ($75; fine half blood combing. 75ff77; 7071; blood combing, 70(f72. Pulled Extra, 7S?)80; A A, fine A, 7072; A supers, 6368. 7o78; 156-16- |