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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- II SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1016 N, IIluss, Hiiffiig Stocks, Commercial and Industrial Quotations TW11C STANDARD IS ANOTHER COMPARATIVE DAY S50.000 STATEMENT AND ANALYSIS firsts. 19i; ordinary firsts. ISfiVlSJ; at mark, cases included, 18$? 19. 37 cars: Potatoes, higher; receipts, Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and Dakota white, S8(fi96; Minnesota and Dakota-OhioS8(j!93. Poultry,174.alive, higher; fowls, 161; springs, 1 s. JIOXKV. March 27. Mercantile New Yorl per, 3 & 3. CONDITIONS ABROAD Sterling: -- hvlt m ! V , t x i ; . f . v. U v 'itn",r r this r ornlts'. trim rr nw u ti eu :h f , tn almost - L- in the forty to fiftv i9iix wereBold viu. Up to 2S Alta Consolidated Albion at 21 cents, Cardiff tip to :.75. Howell from 22 to 25 cents.a Indian ' leen bronifht cents and an..l rent. South Hetla took iilKh koIhk to 3.32l at record. other 5. ; t ? i clove. The curb ?sue.i were again "iiivifiv aggregate the th' ten pathut with no feature. Thp holdings shares an. I ,iv. unpatented claims tn active, Sales vcittr'ldv totaled The. official clos-int- c ISO.T57.28. vlu-at thro mtle from railroad. Tinti. nr Frac- . Vu Ifurim the Last Hop..t'srbor,-ate'I'lofations were as follows: Great tion Victory, L'nion Afternoon. Forenoon. A. Contact, l'nion No. 2. r iu-- t n No. 2. 2 und 4 . Ice King. IMd. Ask. Hid. Ask, Gr hound No. 2. 3 and 4. .27 .27""' .27 .28 Th rl.vI;.mT t ' orsit of lt00 feet AIuToik . 640 of .r.3 .; .o:j .02J! .03 of shafts. 2f0 of turnf'.s. TlKer Alta t V 2P .. .26 .29 feet of levels Albion 220 of ral's. and .15 .13 .13 n.I crosscut. There are nine mn now Am. ('n. Cop .12j .11 .11 ' .12s coiulsl of Alta Tun. . .12F wrorkinjr. The Irnpro mn!s etc. re Id H Four M.J 1.1.. hnt-t2.00 1.10 1.30 engine, 'omprnfor, .26 s .ys ore I as I.pn followed f..r Iteck Tun. .23 .26' .27 Mtlmate .OS J .og .11 .10 550 feet, but rot block. l on three .pi.." I'.ii.K. Amal. 14 Klk. Jnck. .15 In 1312 conLted of bhlprnent-j .01 .04J ' .04! .04J and copper at ties, which Httf r:tn".d. tlver, gold Itan. ticld 1.1" I .:"" net. trousht 024 .03 MariHuer Kaddatz said yesterday thst Heaver Cop. .2J .03 .084'...... In the ol1 working on the 100i level Hay State .! .06 0". 04 .04 .05 Is out 1500 feet from the Cedar Kt. tht , 74 lend Cedar Tali. .07 .07 .7 and still shows h per ehafteaj! h .13 Columh. fix. .12 .IS .12J ere. Down on the It'")n an, 120level .2 Mln. .25 , .2 .24 has working In ore. hum the I5ie or Colo. ' . ia 07 J .07 'r Point fromMOthe Incline he n i .a.. 5.9:, ?.sa TM' irli tii'T- - than to Cardiff for fet. nS .11 .10 .07 Croff feet of hrk from the t" .On .r. Cottnwd K the 1550 Ivel. .70 I'aiv 1.::. 34 hriiKf.ii Con.; .30 .335 1: .02 .02 I'm. rt. .oij; .ui' HOWELL MINING IS K. Tin. Con. .02$ .023 .02i .03 K. tr-rtt'- P-- ir 'haf' irv ii-- trad-Iti- Km-m- e - r- - i lf14. I0.4S0 tons. Gold. 5.SS6 oi 1.137.046 oz. Silver, 7.!22.?3S b. . . Lead. Copper, 1S3.77 lb. . .l d I- jiv. i i in-zes- A v. Assay. oz. 14 54 1 r'vr t nt-.- per cent .35 . . 28.11 oz. per cent .239 per cent 9.7S -- 1 i 43.313 tons. 1915. ,sav. Av. fiold. 6.Q75 or. 4 4 or... Silver. 1.255.: Lead. 5,665.14? lb Copper. 443.245 lb. . Zinz, 146.016 lh. 1541 oz. 28.93 oz. per cent. 6.54 .51 ,1 . ! . ! . . . . LEONORA-ANTELOP- day's stock market. esDevelopments over the week-enpecially the sinking of the Sussex, involving probable further loss of American accounted in a measure for Net returns, $548,382.54 $13.35 the lives, tons of heavy today's early trading. Less expense. $242,242.66 $5.99 Profit on operations, $306.1 49,88 ... $7.56 Declines of one to two points were Dividends paid. $400,000.00. registered by Mercantile marine preSurplus, decrease. $93,850.12. ferred, leading motors, Crucible Steel, 19 15. Values. Per Ton. the Petroleum, and some other shares $21. 0C of less iioss. $912,351.96 prominence. Hails receded fracSm. Krt. & Sam.. $398.154.08 $9.19 Net returns. $514.197.88 $11.87 tionally with pressure against the Less expense. $232,096.79 $5.36 Northern Pacific. Chesapeake Profit on operations. $282,101.09 ... $6.51 & Ohio and Western Maryland. Dividends paid. $300,000.00. were light and orderly, Dealings Surplus, decrease, $17,898.91. most transactions being in small lots. SUBSTANTIAL GAIN E ; . j Allis-Chalme- i I J .". . ' vi .... ACTIVE COTTONWOOD k n - . or,-jt- - t i M- tii I - 'rl " f I t ? con-ltternb- :e 1 t 'In-in- j .' i - t- .01 Itelt l.mma Cop. r.arl F.aBle Od. Chain fid. Central Galena Mtn. Howell lj! ,:i .77 ' uir (.fiaT'.wasat eonblerab!e Mae. shift. 2i 1.85 . r3 . . 1 1 Nitrs l.- Mos-o- -. . .00 2 I ) - - : K- . . i I ! , w, i ?. I I . . v ; r i t I . : .!; t r.-;i- ! 1 I -nt i '' 1 e n-- . Ibex I Kln Tnvo 3.15 2.85 .17 a4 i1 o: j .02 7! .034 .212 .7a I . J..4 . . 'iS o; re .A7J .044 .12 ' .13 .054 ' .32 .o4! .31 .03 .04 .114 ,nj .03 J .0S) .048 .67 .0fi .32 .04 . . . . 024 . 05 mn-a3ess-i- : I ie . i rr :rv;rv , nr jre - . rn.-CUt- 3. :s--- jrr,t -- 4 NUW CONTROL OF WEST TOLEDO MINING COMPANY W. h P. M'.-.r- 'h preM-n- be:t elect.;r West To'.e In Mir,-tnaof th rice corn t and I. W Tiwrls !! rec".' tor In pl?ce ". f11 A r S1 h'.ow. general an.l ! who hiVf manner It J A. trat reslfnel expected Foley wtll continue as sreretary. Thl. - 1 Alta property Is row trorklny throiith the redrb tunnel. ALTA MINES GET TEN 5 Mountain Lake. Moscow, 2'0 Bt 500 2 4c. nt 1 2c. 200 .,t 2c. 1000 nt 2jc. KlriK Conlit'on. 17oo at 12.12. Silver Trough. SlO'iX onoltda te. 5i,a at 15c, lf.ori 1 S3. 30. jr c. . ! 2- -. ! T l!om. 1 i :. . 7. 1 1 . 1 . . Sur ......... '' 1 S :' uiioriiKict. nthbi.ii ItU .a. Main Mr. l'-.ve- .Ianmoth. 3! at Mav D.iv. 10oi at 14ic Miller Hill. 2000 at 254c. Mineral Fiat, 20CO ! . . 1 . 6c. at 7jc, 2'vj at ?c. j 60i 731 61 a 2.400! 74i 7241 74i 99g; 1004 8,60oj 101 2001 1123 1123 112S 1.100, 111 110411101 1.8d0' 131 130jJ 130g . . . ' 1 j 2 03 29 84 86 7.900; .1946 1.10U! 103 2 10 3 4:1033 21.4011: 1051 102SH034 88 1,400! j 800! 1.8001 4 ;i8o .... 21 Si 1 2.200! Cil 2,200: 631 . Western. Chi., Chi., &Mil. & S. P. Chi. Northwes'n.j Chi., R. I. & P. Hy.l Chino Copper ... Colo. Fuel ffr Iron; Crucible Steel . . . . Den. & R. G.. pfd. . Distiller's Sec ... Krle 1 22 68 66Sil 531! 62 g 851 223 532 63m 123 94 944 400 r7lJ i26t; 127 . 300 l 7g, 171 2.900 5311 52i 53 3 5.000: 453! 454; 454 45.500; 8831 844 STI 164 ' 1.1 00 1 j V.ioo' 474! 4.200 3 4 6 7! 4' 4 74 374 37 ,0'i0. 16 7 1664:167 General Kleetrk 700: 12U 1214 '1214 Gr. Northern pfd. 434! 435 Gr. North'n Ore rt. 2,900 4 4 .:; 202 Exp. i. Guggenheim Illinois Central ....103 Inter. Consol. corp. 1.4H0 IT IBS' 162 2,fiOo! 474' 461; 474 Copper nspiration t;oo' 110i! 110 1101 Inter. Harvest r .' 300 Kan. Citv South'n 255; 252 77A 77 Too Lehigh Vallev ..' Louis. & Nashville . ....1122 0 iosi 044 1071 2S, . Mex. Petroleum M iami t ... 1.500 3 651 3 04. 364 'oppcr !. 01 Mo.. Kan. & Tex. 4 n Missouri Pacific 123 National Biscuit .000 664! 66J 66A National Lead . . Nevada Copper ..j 2.3 00 Ifi'il 161 62 200 10SS New York Central' ossi 65 N. Y.. N. 11. & H.i 600 65 1 65 1214 Norfolk & West'n. i i ajli 131! 112 200 Northern Pacific 200! 2 24! 2 4 Pacific Mail 35 Pacific Tel. & Tel.L 5 00. 5 6 1 . 562! 5 6 2 Pennsylvania 2,700j 23 Sj 231 23 2 Ray Con. Copper 868 O.SOOj 874' 86 Reading 503 Rep. Iron & Steel 2.400 5 HI 50 2,200! 983 9 8 984 Southern Pacific '900' 21 20 n 203 Southern Railway 6.100' 14 2 4(1 3 S 2 1424 Rtudebaker Co. Tennessee Copper.. s.500; 52 41 51 521 2.000 195 Jl 92?; 194 Texas Company 1,9001 133J1 334 13 3 3 Union Pacific . . 822 ' Preferred United States Steel 50,700 S 4 i 82;. 84 3 400 117 Preferred 16g, 116 6.')O0 Utah Copper 792; soc 90 Western Unio.i 5.500 652: 6451 05 g El. Westinghouse 78 78 Montana Power . 1,000 79 . 46 5 General Motor . . 2.500! 2S j 27J! 2S Wabash B 2 O.7 00. 7U Inter M. pfdpfd. 6Sij 7H Kennecott Coppers 9.600 55:552 Total sales for the day. 35,000 shares. IMIODI TK. 27. Butter, steady; Chicago, 28March (a 36. creamery, Kggs, higher; receipts, 28,720 cases 1 . . . . . 1 -- . 1 . 1 - . . . . . . . . . 1 . 3 . 1 . . , 1 . . S 1 . . 1 . . . . : 1 1 1 ieo-Find- 4 . - 1 4 ; 7.50&-8.65- . 1 -- 5156-M- - high-clas- d - 1 1 Furniture Second South. - Ca; : . "4 1 . . i ( . . j -- 1 . 4'-- j . -- .,. ' ' j ' 4- . ' - ' j ; j j i ; j I i 1 . ! . - j Co., 126-128-1- CEMETERIES BARGAINS in new furniture: out of rent district is why we sell cheap; high second-han- d brass beds, office furniture, rugs, dining tallies, almost new; FUNERAL half price; terms. Michigan Furn. Co., 430 State St., below Fourth South. LEGOAT. Funeral services for William Leggat, who died March 26, at 218 buy and sell household goods. II street, will be held at the Twenty-firs- t O. WrE K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Was. ward chapel today beginning at 1996. The casket will be p. m. for at the residence from open 11.30 till viewing C. E. OSTERLOH, auctioneer, Sells 12.30. Friends Invited. Interment in anything. Wasatch 2S24-Citv eemeterv. CRISMON. Funeral BUSINESS DIRECTORY services for Charles Crismon. who died March 26, will be held at the family residence, AUDITING AND GENERAL 731 K. South Temple street. Wednesday, 1.30 p. m. Friends invited. Interment in City cemetery. Services at the grave will lie conducted bv the Oliver O. F. J. SULLIVAN, Howard Post G. A. R., and the Woman's Certified Public Accountant. Relief corps of the same organization. 416 Atlas block. WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Perpetual care. 1016 Kearns bldg. W. 1866. 1 "l S "Behave toward your purse as you would to your best friend. View the reckless spending of money as criminal and shun th e company of the reckless s pen der. A 'Dress but not a higher rate lavishly. bank paysneatly, of interest Cian your back. Take your amuseYou will ments judiciously. enjoy them better. "Don't throw away crusts eat them. are as nourishing as beef. It is They more exhilarating to feel money in your, pocket than beer in your stomach." . e v.-Ir- 65-l- : narry Lander Says: SALE OF TREASURY STOCK T".ie Pittsburg M. tv. offers for sale 50,000 treasury stock at the M. company shares bed-roc- k of price per share, subscriptions for stock to be made at the company's 136 Atlas block, where maps, off reports and samples of ore may be seen, and where subscriptions will be received from March 24 until March 31. Since October last work has been confined to the driving of the Tar-be- t tunnel, which will open up the nrunertv from the Alia side. This fol-i.- -; tunnel is noiv :.n thein contact a distance and shale lowing cf 26o feet. It is the intention of the company to i tail power drills just as soon as the road can he broken which it is through the snow with of ton feet that progress expected can be made: and also wojk per day will lie started on No. 2 and No. 3 side tunnel from the American Fork of he mountain about May 1. It is expected that tho intervening distance bet v. ecu is about 1200 feet and that connection will be made in the late summer. There are three tunnels on the Pittsburg arid War Kagle claimsallof about 500 feet connected by raise e:ch length or winze and showing a vertical depth M.of upwards of 400 feet. Levy, mining engineer, estimates the in sight commercialt, J. B. Leg-gaproduct at 20,000 tons.estimates the engineer,ore mining fcund zinc lead sulphide body at ti e Intersection of the Pittsburg fissure and contact at 12,000 tons and tho assay value 29.02 per cent per cent lead. 5 ounces silzinc, 426 0c ver, gold per ton. Kxtraction and shipping of this ore body will May 1. begin shortly after500.000 shares: par stock, Capital value. $1 per share. There are in the the company 195,000 treasuryof of which only the above 0 shares, shares will be sold by the comof 50- - I "The Bank With a Personality" MERCHANTS BANK of Salt Lake Clearing House. I rest. O. I. SOl'LK Vice I'reM. MOHOM HEIXRH, Vice Preat. A. II. PBABOUV, Cashier. RADCLIFFE Q. CAX.VOX. D. 11. PIXGJU3E. Ant. Cashier" SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Cor. Main and Third South. Capital 11 $L'50,00O. Member JOILV J 1 50,-00- pany. After the Tarbet tunnel reaches the. Pittsburg fissure a branch will be continued along to the east for of the company's the full length 3000 feet, thereby ground, over and forming an areaway draining for all of the true fissure product vein:', and bedded planes as well or pumping. This without hoisting will give a stoping area of 1200 feet verticalanthrough th, lime beds and about equal distance the planes. The Miller Hill along are among and fissures the Wyoming be that will others this tapped by tunnel. The directors are A. H. Herman II. Green, Dr. P. S. Tarbet, Keogh J. G. Doolittle and Bismarck Snyder. Consolidated Mining & PlttluirR MUllnar Company, 2.St; Atlas Illock. AVns. 13S3. er 4 - It 1 1 k. ; . 1 Mani-Yor- X -- . ,I r" . ' 27.-excha- nge Co l 1 . . 2 1 t-- News DRUG CO., E cut flowers, funeral designs, decorating. Wasatch 291. L. M. LA W. florist, 214 E. Second South. Design work and HillJ; my specialty. Wasatch 37. decorating Oresons, 4(a93. Apricots, quiet; choice. 9?al0 extra FUNERAXi DIRECTORS ' choice, 10.1 102: fancy, llj'jvli. Peaches, quiet; choice. 5i; extra E. G. O'DONNELL, Undertaker and choice, ."i; fancy. 6 4. has moved to new location, Embalmer, Or 63 Raisins, steady; loose muscatels, 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldg. 7; choice to fancy, seeded, 71?7 7J; seedPhone 580. less, 9 4x 10 J. S. D. EVANS, Undertaker, Embalmer, 48 S. State; automomortuary XKYV YORK Git A IV. bile servicechapel, if desired. without addiNew York, March 27. Flour, steady: tional expense. Wasatch 364. patents, 5. 65 5.90; winter parspring5. 60(51)5. 75; winter straights. 5.4 0 ents, LOST AND FOUND 5.60. " f. ? Wheat, soot, firm: No. 1 1 durum No. LOST Jf the party who found a Du 1.232; No. northern hard, ISo. lutii. J. 7 and northern black leather grip on the 15th lady's f. o. b. New toba, 1.3 East car leaving Main st. atturn5.55 Futures, it will please firm; May, 1.172. evening or phone Corn. spot, firm; Xo. 2 yellow, S4 c. Wednesday car company over t,0 street i. f. New York. the owner. Was. 807, it will be greatly Oats, spot, 4 firm; standard 49 2: No. 3 appreciated. Reward. White, 481 (r: 82. LOST Platinum dinner ring. set with nineteen small diamonds, lost in Sl'GAIl. or iiotei utan Orpheum19 theatre New York, March 27. Raw will receive or 20. ruary firm: centrifugal. 5.71: molasses sugar, i) reward if returned to2547P. D. refined, firm;A cutloaf, 8.05- crushed liberal Van Kline. Phone 445 residence, 7.90; mould and cubes. 7.40- XXXX Buren ave., Ogde !1. powdered, 7.05; powdered, 7.00; fine and diamond A 6.90- congranulated $150.00 REWARD for the arrest and fectioners' A, 6.80; No. 1, 6.75. my dog. conviction of persons1555 poisoning on the firmfutures advanced Sugar S. Ninth East. ness in the spot market and lighter of- W. A. Harrington, ferings and at noon prices were to 6 near LOST String of gold beads, points higher. Fifth South and Main. Reward. 876 Fourth avenue. LI YK STOCK. Chicago, March 27. Hogs Receipts LOST Gold brooch; diamond in cen3;,00o. strong, 5c to 10c higher; afternoon. Phone Wabulk ter. 9.85 51 9.95; light, 9.50 4 82. "mixed 9.05 satch Sunday Reward. (?t 10.00; heavy, 9.55 fa it. 95 rough, 9.555t 9.70; pigs, LOST Rar pin, diamond In center. Cattle Receipts 16,000, weak; native Reward. 233 Constitution bldg.. Was. beef cattle, 7.75ft 0.05; western steers. 5808. 57 (.70 8.75; stockers and feeders. 0.00ft; 8.25; cows and LOST Pair gold bound eyeglasses, 4.255 9 . 7.75 57 10.25. heifers, Kent's. Reward. Phone Was. Sheep Receipts 9000. strong: wethers, 578.60579.35; ewes, 6.50 fti S. 95 ' lamb AUCTION SALES 9.85 11.90. (Classification Ao. .) Omaha. March 27. Hogs 10,500, higher; heavy, 9.405 9. 6o-Receipts 9.25 57 9.55; pigs, 7.5 0 5x 8.70': s bulklightof Just received, carload 9.35 9.55. (a sales, such as parlor, dining furniture, Cattle Receipts 7000, and bedroom suites, at a saving of native 25 per cent to 35 steers, 7.7557 9.50; cows steadv; and heifers. cent on the western 6.50578.00; of second-handollar. Our stock jer steers, 7.0o5i8.50; Texas steers, 6.75(7.25; stockers and furniture is the most 8.50. feeders. cleanest and best in the complete, city. It of everything Sheep9.0010-25consists Receipts 6700, higher- 5 yearthat is needed in a home al a saving of 50 lings. 0.G0 a 1.75 butchers 7.75 8 nibs, per cent on the dollar. Come in before buying elsewhere, as we are Choice rose bushes. Bailev glad to show you these goods and Sr prove to you the saving on same. Sons Co., 63 E. 2d So VY. Utah : - 8 gl . . -- 946-94- -- ' Seven BADGER ol I 11 - re-ccnt- lv i South Mxtenaton, 1000 at 17ic DAYS' EXTRA HAULING Tarc ahy. 500 nt ?c. ;Vrt at ?4c, Vmi at Tir.tlc Central. t'.Oo jt 7Jc. rnverj ip to f Itof snow TtT. esterdny a tvlth and haw .'ukf Vltbert. 330' at 13c th I.ttfl t "ottonwool I IthwavWest Toledo. 7'"" h! !V. looo at ?Jc. "f intn rp.slderJf Js etpeeff.; I5',f at inor .jr:-,:from aM dur'r.s: the Yankee 'on ol fda t ed. IC'OO at 21c. of snow ts next ten las TPMN IIOAKP fil as It was- not ifco. fortune li'I.i ted. ;o0 at Alta Cf.n" ri'Ietd u MtCe hau'.lnato in .:iecte.l Pav State. l"0 at ?c. Varcii and ear' Arr'i on account of lcV; Tunnel, ;,Ili00ri-- at. 2 llnPfll.115"15,l 3c. at Ibex. Iron llrt at ft ' 20OO at 3c. It.dtan yeen. Leonora. 7 0o. at 2Jc. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES. Lower Mammoth. 500 at Mineral Flat. foo at 74c. Stccki. Bonds. Cotton, Grain. 0 at tlv. Mjor Kvans. looo at SJc. iipi.honco, Paloni i. 200 at lor. BROTHERS Prtr.re 'on s.il da t ed. 110" at $1,371. Pioche-Hrtstolooo at 6c. BROKERS P.fe.ls peak. 2500 at 254c. Keall. 3io j 21. Phone W. Sioux V.iiscii.i ite.i, 500 at 15c. HO Main St- I'nrle Sam. iCo at I Or. alt t ake toca s 2ettber Total shares o!d. 123,430; aellins; Mtalnar l.ifkatne. value. 12.231 3. A FT K SanS S A LK?. Alta Consolidated, 1500 at 2Sc, 1500 at 27c WILL BUY HtK 'ottonwood. 1000 at 4 4o. m C :alt v 15 30 200 at If.50. 10 at 19.75. Cardiff, 4 eOO at 32c, 500 at 234, 800 Iti on 91.75 Se.irlties Orr.cil Dragon. ... 3 c. 4.7ft t": all fd. ho at 5 t.'tah srate 21 i 00 Prince. 1000 at He. Kntern 00 N"w Tile C'lll Citlb.. Karl Fale. lon.j at 2V. 10 Fast Crown Point. 400O at Ifc. Iriilejtf :!i!e it Cnal Howell. 2.'r0 at 25c. 1000 at 25 4c. Iron Blosiaom. WOO at fl.SS. WILL SELL at 7r, H00 at 74c. Ilme K sn. Lehi Ttr.tlc. 1 "' at 2c, 666 at 11c V.'a rn IC C 'r 103.00 2".M at 3Jc. Leonora, r rov-ertn- UVADA COPPER CO. HAS 500 TONS ORE STARTING TOR SALT LAKE MARKET General Manager M. M. Johnson re-of has the Fvada Copper company work turned from Ploche, whereon the is now under jrood headway a rpiired mine at estimates JacUrabt.it. 50Mr. Johnson broken ;nd r:ily that i.e has Laketonsmarkets. The mine for the Salt has been opened to the fi0 level. Work done down to the t.ro. is now hem excellent showing where there is an ore marfor lend ore. The ready fornear 3 ket Is muinlv copper, ounces carrying and stiver fifteen with cent, per an excess or iron and lime over silica. A force of t went y eight men Is now up the Ploche emploved. A washout ttd branch, but the road was opened again Saturday. QUEER COMBINATION It is reported from reliable sources to be a combinathere is llkelv that r.l.ortlv of a whisky Harrcl and tion Demijhon In the camp of Ploche. As their thev are omit yrnous properties to brtnf splrttons affinity Is expectedone story them irresistibly together. to Is that the Demijohn threatens swallow the Whlky HarreJ, bungholc and staves. NEW YORK CURB QUOTATIONS Samuel S. Arentz, vice president of the Lakeview Mining company, has The following Mtjuotal Ion s are from returned from Kingman, Ariz., the wl re service: scene ttadrer lire?.' p vat cf great mining activity this season. Mr. Hid. Ask Arentz said lie saw some down there, but decided 1.624 i s"; 4 good the t'opper mines chances in old Ftah are good that things .06 .09 Fraction 7H enough for him. Ills Lakeview zinc Con Goldfleld I ron 75 .874 has tn the past yearIn been the ensation P.Iossom of Utah mining. fourteen months 78 . 76 Jumbo Kxtension .... from location it paid $95,000 in divi.30 .25 Montana Tonopah ... dends and shipped $225,000 ore. 20 .n Mizpah Kxtension .... 20 .18 Nevada Hills .18 METAL QUOTATIONS .16 North Star .25 .374 Stewart 2 6 .24 New York. March The met ii Alta Con 03 05 7. ST hid s pe er lead Hig Cottonwood -' quotes 56 Kmtna Copper not quoted. .75 .50 Wasatch Mines Silver. 594. 00 4.874 Kxtension . . nea rb v, Tonopnh Copper, quiet: eiectrolvtie 80 .78 28.00 'a 28.50; June and later, West Knd 21.v00i '7.50 OS On 27.50. Ftaii Securities notes Iron, firm; No. 1 northern, 20.75 'd 21.25; No. 2. 20.25 & 20.75; No. BOSTON CURB ern. 2 0. 50 '! 2 .00 ; No. 2 northern The following quotations are from 20.75. Metal exchange quotes tin firm; service P.ros.' private F.adge-spot. 49.50 bid. A.sk. lU'h At London: " 2 Spot copper, 114; fu 48 Host on Klv t'112; electrolytic, ri'in. lures, 1 .... J 50 Con. Chief 195. Spot tin.35 201 10c; futures, 55 South Utah . . 5s: spelter, C.tH. Lead. 50 13.50 i; Hiugham Mine NEVADA STOCKS 60 The following quotations are from buver days. r I'roe.' private Mountain Lake. &oo atD'O13c. wire service: Kadgi at $1.30, 1400 Prince Consolidated, I'i.l. at S1.27J. ' at 10c. Tci Paloma. 2000 2000 Atlanta at 2c. Heeds Peak. Sooth .33 10OO at 63c. Hlue Hull ."I.02 03 'll', o. i ) Sioux. ."00 at 16c, 2000 at lfi 17 i.e. 300a at ns Hecla Kxtension. So"th Combination Fraction ...1 .07 .112 Tintlc Central. 5000 nt 7jc, 1000 at D. H. P. oi 3: 7Jc. Florence m "on Gohlfieh Union Chief. 1500 nt ic. 7( .74 Jumbo Kxtension Wilbert. 1000 at 13.4c .75 . 02 Lone Star "3 OPKN F.OAP.D. IGoldfield Merger .11 .12 30"0 at Mta Consolidated. 2c .n." . .06 Spearhead Albion, r.o at 37,-Si ver 07 Pick oi; 22'"0 American Consolidated Copper, Vernal .02 13 nt Yellow Tiger .02 .03 HitiKham Amalgamated, ."00 nt 9c. no .05 .04 at 7c I'ruv.h Point, 5"0 H'OO n5 .04 (Sandstorm at 7c. eda nos Kcwa .12 .13 Colorado. nOO30o at 344'". . o:S .01 tireat Hend at 25c, 1.".'10 nt Howell, .02 .03 liranlii;i at 2fic. Rochester .60 .62 Indian Queen, loon at 3c .05 Hig Four 2000 Hie nt Manhattan Con .01 Ionora, Mav Dav. 3 00 at He. White Cap .13 .It at 27c, 200 at 26c. t 'on. l;eed Peak. 23oo .15 .14 Virginia 10" at $3.27. l'"t at t 'onf ldenee South Hecla. .14 $3 ?.24. buyer days. Hale & Norcross .02 Sioux Consolidated, jooo at IK Mexican ' $3,12 Silver King Coalition. 200 at .24 .25 ophlr S 00 .8 0. Sierra Nevada nt Silver King Consolidated .21 .22 1000 at Sr. Tar Ilaby. Union. .41 .42 5 Tintlc Central. '."" at 7ic 00 at 4c Kelmont 4.55 c Union Chief, 2u0 at . o.x .07 Cash lby Wilbert. 2000 at 12c. 90.563 .02 .03 Gypsy Queen Total shares sold. selling Jim Hutler .9.1 value, $22,525.90. .24 .25 Midway M011. p. Kx os .09 I'M.lSTF.n STOCK. .21 Mizpah Kxtension .07 Sales on curb yesterday a and closing McNamara North Star .17 .18 quotations were reported sfollows: Rescue Kula .26 .27 m i d7l H AskT Tonopah of Nevada 7.00 5. 00 .IS .184 Tonopah Kxtension Tintle Standard .... .02 Umatilla .50 .52 Hells . . 61 .78 West Knd .59 Wasatch IS Pitts. Silver Peak .09 .17 Price .19 Nevada Hills .02 Fanta. King oil; .01 .70 Hound Mountain .75 .002 Santa. Chief .11 .14 logger .. .. .32 .34 Michigan-Uta- h BOSTON COPPER RANGE .28 .34 Hoaton Development The following quotations are from .054: .06 Klmberly Hadger Bros.' private wire service: .03 Alta Price 'iiares; High. !w Close. SALKS. & 670 90 00 188 oO 89.50 Su Hutte 7000 at 12c Neva, 751 2 95 K. A- . H. H . 95 2.95 Tintlc Standard. 4000 at 17.c, Sc. . . 81 90 3.215 .84 360" 52c. Majestic at Sells. ilc. 2001 3 00 76 Mason Val. 2.75 3o0 at 33c. Michigan-Utah- . 91 600 90 Nev. Doug. .90 Price, 2000 at 16o. U. S. Smelt 50 68.25 6.107;68 Home Ktin. 2000 at "c. 152 51.50 i.l 2G 51 .50 Pfd Wasatch. 1597 at 59c, 60c. ITtah Con.. . 1.020 15.25 14 50 15.00 Ho ton Development, 1oo at 2Sc. 7951 4.6241 4 50 Utah Apex. . 5 Jr. 4.621 Klmberly. looo at 6c, 50 10.62 4 610110.62110 Metals ITpi. 400 at 26c. Original Dannock, . !1. a 1.078-Cor- . -. :...''.:it Heel. He.-l- lives had been lost the Sussex by bullish crop reports, ns well as by an unexpectedly large decrease in the United States visible supply total. The market closed firm, lgc to lie net higher, with May at 1.091 and July at ic to i 8c, and oats gc to lc. gained In provisions the outcome ranged from 2Jc decline to a rise of 5c. Although wheat showed weakness at the stnrt, strength quickly developed and throuchout the rest of the day the market was almost uniformly on the Lower quotations from Livupgrade.influenced the Initial decline erpool and so, too. did welcome rains in the domestic winter crop belt. The fact, however, that a new crisis between the Fnlted States and Germany seemed to have become a good deal less threata decided advantage to tho ening gave bulls, who had been handicapped by the erroneous reports of loss cf American lives on the Sussex. Seaboard demands for wheat were considerably more In evidence today than has rebeen the case. Saies of round cently amounts to go to Atlantic ports were announced as having been made here and at Omaha and Minneapolis. Sti rmy weather gave most of firmness to corn, as the natural result of he a prevailing conditions appeared tomoveserious interference with the ment of the crop. Shipping demand was perceptibly better. oats were governed In the main by sympathy with other grain. Trade was light. Advanced prices on hogs made proIn lard a little visions average and ribs, however, somehigher. of last week's chief buyers were among the leading sellers today. Close: 1.07B. Wheat May. 1.09 J; Corn May, 71; Julv.Julv, 74g. Oats May. 415; July. 42i. Pork May. 22.95: Julv. 22.8" Lard Mav. 11.50; Julv. 11.75. liibs May, 12.05; July, 12.22. UTAH LOOKS GOOD TO LAKEVIEW ZINC MAN Koi-heste- , 154c. 550 0 nt Wheat scored a substantial advance In price today, any American helped by denials that on and . Plutua. at Ji.27. Prince, lorto at Palomn. 2,oo nt loir. 30.0 at ! 0r 20O t 23c. P.ee.ls Peak. ..'' nt 20e, r.ao Hexal'. arto at South Chicago. March 27. ing up as he noars the. root zonlte dike. Iron is cominar tn stronger In narrow stains and str?aks in both the bedding planes and cross fissures. The raise back o." the face was put up 15 feet and still shows very promising. Mr. Nebeker lias been out looking at located eight mlela the Antelope-Star- , west of Hlack Itoek on the Salt Lakea Koute. Two men are now driving in on a oromlncnt fissure. They drift now have six feet or decomposed iron with the Kaue specked a with saltna. In this drift Ilv uepth of 150 feet pushing may be obtained. The face Is now about twenty feet under around. Dav-Mrist- Tobacco Anaconda Atchison Copper Raid win Loco. . Baltimore it Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brook, llap. Tr. California Petrol. Canadian Pacific Central Leather . & O. Chesapeake Gr. . 1 Major Mrana, 1000 at Sc. onto Copper. 200 at lc. 3y00 at 34c. 'pohonKo. 20-- i 124c ':- WHEAT AT CHICAGO American Nebeker of the Leonora Heaer was In Sa't Lake- yestordr y and reports ilm north drift improving wlh every shot. Th? rjround is loosenof . .f'2 n; Itlos. .rij H" .ft"! Prov rv . Mx o'j ."'OJ' ..01f 0 J ' .01 Home Iiti t'opper company stock SSwnneea .01 Swansea. o yesmic.lr. tii jf wo.it listel exrhanpe FdUr.NOOX SALF.S. i.riOMiii'iii !'.nres. terday. shoxnc : Alta Consolida27ted 1000 at 2 6 4c. 3500 rrnt.s par alu. M. lo. ?7c 1300 at it American tiO'tbe is : est- !.nt. It. F. Karl, eeori-tary-tConsolidated a Tirecontain The Copper, 300 at There PI, r.na at lie IOOO a.h. HJ.S ).) ! ,ire and Jl n.Ml at 25c 100 at 27c. Tleck Tunnel, which Is a a contlr.rrent dht of t:z-"at 27c. to b raid from profit, fromerr.tho ur 3f.ao ItlnKham Amalffamated, lOr.n at Sc. braces The tlotnaln f.ii!prntit. I el urn . !ut all hut 10"a at SJc. t wIre P.?a.-Jack. 00 at 15c. 25 at 10e. etl for patnt. They a re one are unp.iliit P.av State. 5) nt lie. 1000 at fo. iocate 1 In tie Bristol , ihnr't Colorado, f.0 at 4 24c, 30o at 2 Sc. by an Nv.. nd are a onr'ct'-Fioche, trrtrawa-100 at 51c. Kmma. 100 at Th railroad. with aerial me-,- t 20c. 50ao nt FaRle. .I'.r. F.jtrl of feet "f r.iJts KaM Crown Point, lo.ooo at 1Jr. e ha f t. fifty of winzes, an 1 :" of . of i;a.st Tlntlc Consolidated. """ at Sc. Tie trri roverr nerits n ho . rMnt, i at .5. itasoline hoist. !ordl Srand Central. 100 at 77c. etc. There are three men working at was slurped from the Howe'.l, I.0 at 22c. 14000 at 224c.5 0 loor, T!ir hi thirteen carloads a 3c, 500 at 24c, 150 at 2ljc, property In !:t.1-lnet f Of Ore. Wh'rh "ro 'Kht I 3 00 at 13 4c. "000 at 15c. May Iav. th rompanv S Supt. A. C. i . rtl .03 ' .43 .02 .r;j 3.274 f). ... .17 .18 24 4' .3o .n ' .O .07 .074 IS .."1 .as ,2'tj .63 .! . .tw . 3.10 2.40 .02$ 4i .30 .10 ! ' 3.35 ao ."If ' .'e-.-o'.o- '! Preferred Am. Shigar Hfg. .j Am. Tel. Tel. . -- .10J 25 .20 .62 .02 ' ' . . . - 3.15 05 -- .10 ' i .17 . ON MINE EXCHANGE . .64 2i 3.27J . . .13 .U'j 1.30 l.lT. To. ... .15 2. .02 . .12 .08J .20 .03J . 1 S J . . .1 20 ' .21 I 3.10 c xt .2.. .17 1 .14 30 .4- .61 .02 . .1." 11 .10 .30 .09 .3; .19 . . I . ! 03 14 J .07J J4 .0",J .40 I.' 1.274 .09 2? .03 . . . . -r .62 07 07 J .27 ! . t 2 1 . ""i . riK-orouslf- -- "I r 'V. t . Pittn.-Ida- .or, ,.0 14 ! 'Ti t . .031 t . ;a t iuincv Con opolmneo Psocho H. .OH . . 1 : ' .""7 io ! .2". . K'.ans Nn Hil'.s Ndiidrtver N .0i .11 MaJ Plutua fhfrrrd Prince Con. t r mi .i. Paloma Ft Ma eeri announce. l thin week hy Heeds Peak T. M lfivvei! thit electrical Hlco Con '.n.ticer Itico Well. wli! he tt.talleJ at one ri,i!ii'rnon( . The Itexail n ,s the work nushed con-fant Iloch. M the f sn wilt h"- fotlowe. are rt. TrouKhi ' e a -- r ore deposltlor T. Coal. A crossflssure from the H. n?t irated S K. Coal, evt t r 'f t terj to r fOMMt in tn S K Con i i e a Sioux Con omnanv has Th- - How n .r... of Swansea C. ' r f o or shares S M Hecla T!t- - of ft er.s are .1 $ ;. r ' man- - S S h e Renerai Howeil. ,t. S Kx Hecla , r vice ll..u.;i. ami president. Texan tre J f, .r.,t,r,s. re:tr'. i II lt'uirr. Tar Bahy H T fid te. I that Cen. Neff 'Ail; be rected Tlntlc C Tinttc met-!trt th .lire 'orate . I'r Sam f th tn: tr.i Ctah Con l'i. Chief 'i'tor Cor HOME RON IS LISTED Walker M. Wilbert W Toledo Yankee Cn. . . t ..". .20 .02 ' .?l'i . .0: .071 .46J . 02 i .15 .i 0"l" .07 .r3 .27 .20 02 1.8T, .'U 41 r6 Mammoth Mononite M Hill llonatalre Mammoth L It May It Win. Kl . .osj .25 .07 .35 n; or.i .02 .03 "1 .OIJ 2. r.o .J3 .22 2S .78 . ,u2J ."11 24 .2J l.s.'i 02 1 87 .031 i, .46 09 . . 24J! J 1 .021 .4 .02 Kevatone K. William K I'nvld Kehl Tinttc I.ed Kinsc Leonora Little hell 13i .7 .05 .26 .78 .031 , ' ..".0 . , .OS 2.00 ' ..".5 . Queen Home Itun .01 .01J 5" . HloMm I. I 1 ..--; . . Amont the many stocks liste,1 on the local rr.ln'n e''hance the past coin-owas that of the Howell Sltntntc Iarsales opened att ar, y. which cent yesyotd up to i') rents t. rda on the west The propertv s id of Smith Fork In Bt: fnttonwn.nl clftfrr?. district anil etrih races iti-e,ht l The prop half of which tire ardiff on the wet a.lfons th erty fet of and ha? iri nil more than :rt')--foI!cwtnic work. The main work has shown ,i north s'ith fissure, '.h;-ome nr- - shoots t various intervals feet, from a t'W t'Vhes . il t r firtii nit t .r" map of t e I,, th- - Tfsf srn!" fnMninrrtii.ln. th- - f,w. Ht f e:;hracei f with the he v lu t e of the limestone "hale ...nta'-- ,a.l some f rent act on the InThe liiwel' rro;erty las been of ye.ir. fililv ti'niber active for rf i'tit workon toth- k'-- p ui th" ed nmwl tinpatenf ,wM(irnl ' r i the Habv w-e- ! Frlnre It. i: t . . Am. Locomotive . Am. Smelt. & RfS-- i . i '.livd SCORED IN VALUE OF STAR OF BEAVER CO. 1 CI. 70 74 S.4 0 0: 61 J . . L. 2011 281 s.ooo Am. Beet Can. . ..j American Sugar t 1 . 1 ... rs JL 2,400! 20 8 2,400) 29i WTLLES-ITORN- bidg. 225-22- s. YORK STOCK LIST. Sales. I . d, Alaska Gold -- de- At 7.30 a. m. March 27, Temple HALSTEAD. In this city, March 26, James W. Halstead. aged 83. Funeral services will be held at the Salvation Army hallin Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock. Interment City cemetery KVAPOKATKI) Kill' ITS. York. March 27. Conditions New York, March 27. Kvaporated and in Mexico coupled with the apples, dull; fancy, 7(a SJ; choice, possibility of a general raliroad strike 6f; prime, 54(5" 52. serve as restraining influences in toPrunes, firm; Californias, MOW ; HANG E STOCK E! Har-riman- per cent. . . . $6. OS expense. $240,470.07 Profit on operations. $510,607.7 2. .$12.92 Dividends paid. $400,000.00. Surplus Increase, $110,607.72. 1914. Values. Per Ton. Ciross. $899,943.41 $22.23 Sm. Frt. and Sam.. $351,560.87 ... $8. 6S K c-nt- H Lews o7.. ,7.78 per cent i if." of Jt jufm nd 3.4'- rontalni lTsMnt 4:73 i raMi. lYrMHday l;ad.:atx al I hisor, bank account anwl i.iO'-" :ir,. f ii.i that Sior.o than i The i dufrom .i; rssmenta. S : CO'V 31.29 tr.., are Th r i . . tn the .i left be- Silver. l."'55.32 oz. anl Haneverything ard l!rshla. Nearly all Lead, fi.153.2ti5 lb.. the ir were !ironser, too. taklns Copper, 277. 122 lb. Something like - I! riaht down the line. f,ri"tnt Haddafr. and . - -- - ti- i; J - 1 Rusiness oit the lic.ii mining FEET OF BACKS charm Heiow t a comparative, statement and analysis of operations of the Iron In w the Mlnlnjj company for the period of 1913, 1914 and 1915, as compiled ince the hnnnil.l days of two nios-ovolume yesterday month." iko when nior than $83,000 yesterday by Hamlin & Pond, local brokers: was recorrl-'the In a 1?13. 1913. Values. Per Ton. Dry weight tonnaite. 39.526 New Standard Min-- total Titit S3Voo. Again tons. a trifle day. above Yetrday .528.1 5 value. dross $1,112,786.77 e r.o were thrfatures n abroad t 5 distinctly OS. 70S. th Av. Content? $9.1 Sm. Ftt. and $361, Sam.. A?av, tist.j Just a k O l. broad market, which took Odd. 7.2.,. oz . 1S44 oz. Net returns, $751,077.79... 19.00 t utement "The 600 hills, 4.721: Sixty-da- y NIKLSON. Fourteenth South and Thirteenth AVest, Wilford .vard, of Blight's disease, 1842. Jonas G. Neilson, born April 12, rooms in Sweden. The bodv is at the of Joseph William Taylor, 25 S. West street. Notice of funeral later. mand. 4.764: cables. 4.76. Mexican dollars. 4 6ie. FLORISTS Time loans, steady; 60 days, 24 3; 90 No :t. ONsifleatlon days, 22(fi3; 6 months, 33J. E , Salt Lake's LAMBOURN ERNEST Call money, steady, high, 2; low, 12; new store. Funeral de- florist, leading rate, 2; last loan, 2; closing bid, signs our specialty. Decorations. 73 ruling S Main. lg; offered at 2. Wasatch 1 1C. CORTAIL OPERATIONS OF IRON BLOSSOM FOR PAST THREE YEARS RECORDED ON 'CHANGE LISTED Oil EXCHANGE; pa- - DIED UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD M. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23. 19V3. Dallr. Cache Valley and Intermediate (Malad also, arriving). Ogden. Denver, Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago. Ogden (Malad, going only). Pocatello. Ashton. Montpeller. Paris. Overland Limited Ogden. Reno, Sacramento, San Francisco. Ogden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha. Chicago. Ogden. Logan. Boise, Portland. Seatlla (Butte also going.) Los Angeles Limited Omaha. Chicago. Denver. St. Louis. Overland Limited Omaha. Chicago. Denver, St. Louis (San Francisco also 4.30 P. M. Ogden. BTlgham. Cache Valley. Malad Ttennri 7.20 A. M. 7.20 A. 8.15 A. 9.30 A. 11.00, A. 12.05 P. 2.25 P. 2.30 P. 3.30 P. 5.15 11.45 11.45 11.55 11.55 11.55 P. P. P. P. P. P. H. M. M. M. M. M. M. departing). A rTlr 5.55 P. M. 5.55 P. M. 5.05 P. M. 6.00 P. M. 8.30 5.05 5.00 11.55 A. M. P. M. P. m. A. M. 12.10 P. M. and intermediate. Ogden (Denver. Omaha, Chicago going) (San Francisco and Butte also arrivM. 8.15 A. M. ing.) Ogden. Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Ashton. M. 8.15 A. M. Butte. (Twin Falls also arriving.) Idaho Falls. Butte. Ogden. Pocatello. M. 10.10 P. M. (Logan. Wellsville and Hyrum also arriving.) M. 7.40 P. JYl. Ogden. Ely. Sacramento, San Francisco. Pacific Limited Sacramento. Ogden. M. P. M. San Francisco. Seattle Boise. OgrJen. Portland. (Twin M. 10.20 A. M. Falls also going.) City Ticket Office. Hotel Utali. Telephone Main 15. 2-.1- 0 |