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Show SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1916. THE Miles, M!MM CEDAR AND SHIELD TO SENSATION ON BOARD BE LISTED IN NEV YORK; .: VITH THE SOUTH HECLA SELClNG EAST IS AFTER MINES Arrangements have teen made to list both the Silver Shield and the on lha New York curb. This will bo accomplished as toon as the red tape has been gone through, when both issues are expected to become Qtslte popular In the east. "Thi will be done as soon as we can prepare the necessary papers," said General Manager Harry S. Joseph on his return yesterday from Beven weeks In the 3t. He said that he had fppnt word from the Ji t revived that the property Is In excellent shape, and that word from the Silver Shield on Friday nlnht was that ome ore Is showlntj in four places, and vein is improving that th Highland where a drift is running- alone the foot wall. "1 found In the various larpe commercial centers of the east which I said Mr. Joseph, "that Salt iiited," MamJi in the min uk im? world today. I find It spoken of wherever I pro. Mining in favorablyis on a more stable basis today general tiian vfr before in its hletorr. The of the wildcat is almost a thing of day been the past, and ttie business has broujcht down to a permanent basis. "I found inquiries for Utah mines in I visited. Many are beall the places Indusof the comingandttrod are turning to the mine protrials, ducers nni roo-- prospect for investment. In New York and Chicago, parUtah ticularly, people were ncotalking when I was mines. Several yearn there they would not listen; now they are enthusiastic. now you want to give the triad hand andThey hear all about our I'tah mines. Many cf the people in Cincinnati. Cleveland and o'her citie I met had made moneysell-fn-In western mines, and therefore are their Jumblcii-u- p railroads and and going into the mines and find a great deal ninlng storks. They In those stocks than orf manipulation T. mines today. The condition t t the mine is what physical now counts, and favorable, legislation has helped the Inin general. dustry "1 was In the two zinc centers. Jt. Ixnjirt and Kansas great and am conCity, vinced that there soon will be u reaction for the better in pricet. Lead prices should holdspelter near pretty adsome for time and will stationary vance dir. I rig the reconstruction period. I find n Kreat deal cf construction work on in Kansas Cincinnati and other cities. ' City, is what counts, and that Is "Optimism now strong- In mining, and Is found I met. I the (trevalent among Is a greatpeople era of prosperahead for mining, nnd particularly ity for the Utah operators." Cedar-Taltsm- an itf-egsar- y Cedar-Talism- an - pre-emine- nt so-call- ed I sr in-l!itri- nlj l - REL0R0PH0N NORTH j .36 .02 13 .17 Am. C. Cop. Alta Tun ,. iAlta Oer .. BoleyF". .37 .13 .20 .10 .OSlj .07i -- .13 .171 ,0S .071 j 07; 1.10 .09J' .10 .05 .10 .04 .031 1.00 1.S0 .01 .01i .04 if ,04J 03 .01 .05 .OS .07 .12 .10 Kxp. 1.00 'Black Jack ... BlgCott Ban. Gold . Beav. Cop . . Bay State Bea. I Met. -- 21 ,10i .073 .13J .02 1.02J 1.05 .101 .09J .10 .05 .04 .021 i Big Blng. Amal .3S .36S .01 J t .021 ! I .01 .044 .01 : ! ! I I j Ialy e Daly-Judg- .90 8.25 .30 .27J 71 .. Con.. J. Kxt. Dem. Dalv H. Prince-- . 02if .10 Kmerald . .t Km ma Cop Karl Kagle K. Cr. Point. V. Tin. Con. Fort Hall f . 2S ! 2.40 .20 .45 .30 .05 . 42 .27 7.50 i .021 .032; .101; .011 f .011! . K. & B. B J 7.C5 Dragon . .10 .011 t .05 .42 I! ii .27 l .003 ' .011 .OOJ OF -- 001 10 AUG. $40,000 South Ilecl.i Mining company officials yesterday declared the Initial dividend. It amounted to 15 cents a share. This calls for the distribution on Aug. 10 of practically $40,000. It will be paid to stock of record July 31. Herein, it Is pointed out, is where a company like the South Hecla withadvanonly 263,000 shares issued shows up one with 1,000,000 tageously against or so. shares Where the small capitalization requires but $40,000 to- distribute 15 cents to its fortunate stockholders, the fashionable 1,000,000-shar- e of the day requires $150,000, company or nearly four times as much. While the amount of cash In the South Hecla treasury Is not given out it is understood that the officially, could have made the dividend company 25 cents a share and still held back a But for the recent orgoodly surplus. of the der smelters to cut down In the weekly ahlpments, the South Hecla management would, it Is understood, have made this dividend 25 cents instead of 15. That the dividend will be maintained quarterly is' expected, alon this point Is given though nothing out by the directors. With the anticirevival in business generally in pated the next 60 to 90 days the Utah mines will have less trouble in increasing their distributions to stockholders, it Is pointed out. afternoon Col. Geo. II. Yesterday Watson was the recipient of many conon having reached this gratulations e In the tlrst stepping-stonof his ambitions in South Hecla. goal It waswenta gocd many years ago when he into Alta; overcame numerous obstacles and finally through good generalmost of the old prop-ship consolidated on the south side of camp. Yet ertles was start. There that only the real was no commercial ore to add to the exchequer, so that meant another big work ahead. The colonel buckled down to that, however, and finally won cut one He discovered and again. of the biggest ore stopes inopened the and has probably shipped more than $300,000, and today could tons a day, easily"Values ship 100 equal in to $90,000 a month. gross HecFour ago when the South 6 cents la was years a at going begging the it share, gave write-uan optimistic big predicting for the future. Colonel Watson things has since brought all these forecasts to a successful maturity. - ? Alta-Cottonwoo- 011 Cedar Itxt .( .OS .07 Cedar Talis .10 'Col. Kxt ...I .11. .17 C'olo. Con ..! .17 .18 .17' 05 Cr. Point .1 ."Hi .041' 7.70 9.00 Cardiff . .. 7.75 9.00 Of, 04 Croff Cott. King . .011! .021' .Oil! .03 .15 .15 ' .OSj Cott, Allan.. .06 .1 .06 .06 Cott. Met I DECAUSE OF CONFLICTING PAY INITIAL DIVIDEND $35,000 People were surprised to see how easy It is for the present market to Jump from (17,000 days to $52,000. One issue yesterday was able to bring1 that about In spite of the supposed general of the local market. South. slumplness Hecla. was the sensation of the day. It 500 at opened quietly with a sale of I2.S2I; then 2400 wont for 32.80 and from then on It moved up steadily to $3.05. Jt closed with $3 bid and $.1.12 finally asked. Its total shares on this day's move was 12.900, representing about $35,000. It was the biggest one day's sale in a particular issue in a long made on the local exchange time. There was said to be some strong eastern buying, and orders from Michigan capitalists who were up to the mine Sunday. Iron Blossom was stronger, going to f 1.72. Silver Shield cold up to 63 cents. Prince moved vp to $1.42. Alta Consolidated advanced to 37 cents at the close. Silver King Consolidated held its $3.20. Sales yesterday totaled 86.100 ehares valued at $32,220.50. The official closand sales were reported ing quotations as follows: Forenoon. II Afternoon. j Bid. Ask, Bid. Ask. . 11 i .13 Ant. Star .. .11 ,13 Alta Con .. Alta Tiger . Albion WHEAT MARKET NERVOUS SOOTH HECLA WILL S.25 .29 .04 .104 .011 .20 .45 .30 -- .00 .04 .20 Herald-Kepublic- 10 : i an p, 12 FEET WIDE ON BLOSSOM WILL ye-terd- CSS-fo- ty. ot 5100,000 .011 .10 .70 0. de-flne- d. J f ! ! ! Mamm .06 j! .0 41! .35 j: .011 . Lnkvw Vol Midw. Sul . Monzonlte . Monetaire Mammoth .. Miller Hill i .30 .03 .64 .IS .13 .05 .27 .35 .03 '! 20 .041 It .63 .18 .13 .03 .12 .03 .16 .65 .23 041 Mm. I j ( -- -- . and hurry work. .2 -- J t ......... in .- -- -J I . i ..... Tf-nopa- ....... .li ! I 1 ! ......... ...... ; h g J ! l.2 .0j' ! - nrii:Ji . it $1.70. Keystone, 400 at 55c. Lchi Tlntlc. 2000 at lc Michltran-Uta1500 at 27c. New ijuincy. 1000 at 20c; 1000 at 191c Bochester. SO') at 5Sc. Silver King Con., 100 at $3.20. Sioux Con.. 100 at 11c. South Hecla. 500 ct $2,821: 2400 at $2.80; 100 at $2,874; 200 at $2.90: 1000 at $2.92: 1500 at $2.95: 3000 at $2,974; 1100 at $3: 1000 at $3.02; 1000 at $3.05. Silver Shield. 100 at 4c; 100 at 60c; h. DIP.ECT rr.IVATE WIRES. Etccks, Bcsds, Cottoa. Grain. BADGER BROTHERS EE0KER3 Phocs W. 946-04ICOMaJaSt. Mraker flalt Lak SeU 200 at 7. itl Utah Bros. WILL SELL Kunar 19.75 108.00 tit Ccn. Waon Hom Builders .62 50) Bettilyon ZOO 6 1 T'tah-Tdah- o Fnrn.erB & Stocksrowers' iiADUKit 160 9. nnoTiinns, Mala fit. at 51c: 100 at 53c; 400 Tlntlc Central. 5000 at 31c. Untie Sam, 50o at 7c. Albion. 500 at 12c. I'ank.... 213.00 State National... ,j2ie.oo Valker 00 49c; OPEN' BOABD. Alta Con.. 500 at 36c. WILL BUY 10 10 at 62c. $5. SO Big Fotir. 1000 at $1.05. Big Cottonwood, 1000 at 3ic. Beaver Copper. 5000 at Hor.ne Bun, 1000 at 21c lie Iron Blossom. 400 at $1,721. -- Michigan-Uta- h. 500 at 271c. important development -- Nevada Stocks ! I 14c. May Day,5001000 at at 26c. Midway, Original Bannock, 1000 at f5c Prince Con., 100 at $1,421. Sells. 2000 at 27ic Silver Shield. 200 at 52c. Silver King Coalition, 100 at $2.SS. Tlntlc Standard, looo at 17c. Wilbert. 26m at SJc Shares sold, 53,300. Selling value, 1.06 1.08 I Close. 1.08 1.10 .771 .741 I Sept 1 OATS 40 391 July .74 ij ,78j .781 .748 .408! .40 .391 .401 .40 -- t .... Julv Sept.... .39j The fcllowing quotations are from Badger Bros.' private wire service: Atlanta .... 1 77777777777! Booth Blue Bull C O. D Comb. Fraction Daisy Dia. B. B Florence Goldfleld Cor. Jumbo Kxtension Lone Star Bid. Til 15 02 03 06 02 Ask. ' .12 .16 .03 .04 .07 .02 35 S4 j Goldfleld Merger Spearhead Silver Pick Vernal Yellow Tiger Oro Sandstorm Kewanos ' Great Bend Grandma Rochester Big Four Gold Wedge Manhattan Con Manhattan Dexter White Cap Con. Virginia Confidence Mexican Ophir Savage Sierra Nevada Union Belmont Cash Boy Gypsy Queen Jim Butler Mon. P. Extension Montana McNarnnra North Btar Bescue Kula West Knd Pitts. Silver Peak Bound Mountain Big Jim . .78 01 .08 06 .'. .85 .09 , .10 . .91 .02 . .03 .09 .04 .10 03 04 02 57 .on 02 07 01 01 20 10 18 15 25 .32 72 4.20 05 03 95 07 25 .05 14 31 1.00 55 05 .02 .02 .22 .11 07 .73 .06 .04 .08 .06 .15 .32 .10 80 AFTKRXOON SALES. Alta Oer., 3000 at 71c Big Four, 300 at $1.05. Big Cottonwood, 1000 at 4c. Columbus Kxtension. 1000 at 101c Dragon Con.. 500 at 29c. Iron Blossom. 200 at $1.70. Keystone, 100 at 55c. Leonora, 2000 at 2c. Monzonlte, 500 at 31c; 4500 at Sc. Michigan-Uta100 at 27c O. K. Silver, 500 at 72c. Opohon?ro, 3000 at 2c. Pioche Bristol. 10oo at 3c; 500 at 3ic Plutus, 500 at 151c Prince Con.. 300 at $1.40. 800 at 6Jc; 500 at 6Jc. Bico SilverArgentine, f'oalitlon. 100 at $2.85. King Sioux Con., 300 at 11c. Tar Baby, 1000 at 5ic. Uncle .Sam, 500 at 71c: 900 at h, Alta Con., OPEN BOARD. 700 at 37c. Big Cottonwood. 2000 at 4c Dragon Con.. 500 at 29c. Iron Blossom, 2i0 at $1.67. Keystone. 200 ?t500 55c. Utah. at 27ic Michigan. New juincy, 1100 at 19c. Prince Con.. 200 at $1.4. Iieed's Peak, 1000 at 17c. itexall. 500 at 10c. Sioux Cryi.. 500 at 2c South Hecla, 1100 at $3. Silver King Coalition. 100 at $2,921. kOH. Shares rZ Selling value, $S5S9. 1 05 .... Bettilyon H.M. Bldre. Food Thompson .58 .57 44. (Q) . let Cxi carries you and your familv and friends into country. When lunch spread in the what welcome than 25.55 24.85 25.57 24.87 25.55 24.62 25.57 24.78 MM 13.17 13.32 13.20 13.35 13.12 13.27 13.20 13.32 . 13.50 13.70 I 13.50 13.52 13.55 13.70 13.55 12.57 ' 4U412cNo.' 2, P5Jc. Barley 63 i80c. $8.50 Timothy $7.00 (ff 14.00. Clover Pork $24.50 25.57. Lard $13.25. Ribs $13.25 13.85. 44,000 TONS hah it form American depend Beauty Beer ypnr little trips into ;the country. . Your Dealer. Gt. Nor. pfd Gt. Nor. ore ctfs. 111. . Central Inter. C. Corp. .... Cop. Inspiration Harv. N. J.. IN DAY Inter. Inter. Mer. Marine ctfs. pfd. C. 800 1191 119? 1191 361 2,100 363 36 200 105J 105? 1055 16Z 163 400 17 11,400 51Z 503 50? 300 114 113 113 27,100 SSI 86 n UNDAY 871 K. Southern j Kennecott Cop. . . 12,800 471 461 133 ... Utah Copper broke another ore pro- L. &Nashvllle Petroleum . 13,700 1021 1011 102i duction record on Sunday. It handled Mex. 3,200 341 33g 33S Cop a total of 44,000 tons of ore within the Miami . & T. K. M., pfd. r twenty-fouhours. The best previous Mo. Pacific Vo 0 7 '7' HI 63 record was 43,000 tons a few days 88 900 883 .... 89i Mont. Power previous. In addition to this enormous 64 64 300 65 Nat. Lead on Nev. tonnage, the company is handlingover900 161 161 161 Copper an average about 25,000 tons of Y. Central 1,400 1041 104 104 burden each day. It is now estimated N. 600 611 608 605 Y., N. H. & II. .. will run well N. that the June 900 131 130S 131 & Western Norf. alover 17,500,000 production of pounds in copper, 300 1121 112 1121 Nor. Pacific the last figures the month's Pacific Mail though are 300 21 201 201 not yet available. output 35 . & Tel. Pac. Tel. From New York came word yester0 "57Z "672 573 80 .. . Pennsylvania, as follows: day'"Utah 22 21J 21! on June 30 finished Ray Con. Cop. . . . 1,800 991 Copper 973 973 20,000 the most prosperous six months In its Reading &. Steel . . 441 441 1,500 45 Net earnings for the half year Rep. I.Ariz. history. 25 25 1.S00 26 Shat. Cop. . close to $16,000,000, a So. must have been 2,000 9Sg 97E 971 Pac. even never before remotely figure 24 1,700 24g 23 So. Railway Studebaker Co. . . 9,600 1341 132 132 313 4,400 341 31 Tenn. Copper 900 193 189 189 Texas Co Five Caterpillars and 6.800 1391 188 1382 Union Pac U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 48.100 107 1074 109 60 Trailers to Be Used 85 U. S. Steel 29,600 86 85 500 117S 1173 1171 Preferred on Big Cottonwood Ores Utah Copper . . 2,800 771 75f 75J 2,100 2SJ 273 273 Wabash B. pfd. 300 94? 94 92J is said that the outlay in the equip- West. Union It . ment of caterpillars that are about to West. Electric .. 6,000 54 553 56 be placed In Big Cottonwood canyon to Total sales for day, 453,000 shares. g ore outfits substitute the will ultimately cost about $75,000. The last consignment of the five tractors and the sixty trailers reached Salt Lake Lost Packer Listed be put on at once yesterdaytheandorewill d on Mining Exchange from the Cardiff, hauling arid other mines which will be shipping later. Abe Meeking, Jr., and Stock of the Lost Packer Mining comC. S. Austin have the matter in hand. pany was listed on the exchange yesThe statement says James Ivers terday. Is president and Henry Welsh secretary-tMetal Quotations reasurer. There are 600,000 shares of 25 cents par, with $150,000 in the New York, July 9. The metal ex- treasury and $10,000 cash. The debts are $20,000. There are 20 claims, 4 change quotes lead at 6.50. Spelter unsettled. Spot Kaet St. Louis patented, at Loon creek, Ida., Ill miles from railroad. The work consists of delivery, 91c 7000 feet of adits, 1200 winzes and 300 Silver. COc men are employed. raises. Copper dull. Electrolytic, nearby, n n nominal. September and later, 25.00(?i) There is Thirty a smelter and 29.00. are ore tons mill. in There of 30,000 1 northern. 20.50 50 tons of $280 concentrates Iron steady. No. and sight OOrrT 20.50: No. 1 south- on hand. The ore Is chalcopyrites. The 21.00; No. 2. 20. ern. 20.2520.75; No. 2. 19.75(T7:20.25. mill product averages 30 per cent copTin easy. Spot offered at 28.75. per, 20 ounces silver and 30 per cent At London: iron. S2 Spot copper, 84 10s; Tutures, 10s: electrolytic, 128. Park City Total June Spot tin,28. 170; futures, 170 10s. Lead. Spelter, 44. Shipment Is 8714 Tons comes word that the From Park Mining Notes ore production,City according to the final estimates for amounted to 206 An assessment of half a cent a share cars, 122 beingJune,, over the Denshipped is announced on the Beaver Copper ver & Rio Grande, and 84 over the stock. Union Pacific. The cars aggregated Silver The Tintic Milling company has S714 tons. The shippers were: assessment. The dates King Coalition, 2,379 tons; Federal levied a are Aug. 14 and Sept. 15. Leasing company, Ontario, 323 tons; Silver Mining companv, 1207 The Chief Consolidated dividend Ontario New Quincy, 124 tons: Daly West, dates are ttock cf2. record July 15, and tons; 1001 tons; Silver- - King Consolidated, to be paid Aug. 107 tons- Daly Mining company, 142 E. C. Davies was In receipt tons; Judge Smelting and Mining comYesterday of a wire from the Silver Keystone, pany, 1724 tons; Park City Mines comAriz., that rich ore has- been struck, pany, 71 tons; Chas. Moore, 34 tons; in the drift on the 300 Western Ore company, 118 tons; Ameripresumably can Flag, 83 tons; E. J. Beggs, 99 tons; level, but the details were not given. Braden Copper produced 1139 tons of Broadwater Mills, 158 tons. blister copper in June. PRODUCE. The Stewart Mining voted to increase stock from 1,250,000 to 3,000,000 shares, Chicago. July 9. Butter Unchanged. of SI par value. Eggs Higher; receipts, 11.IS5; firsts. The Goldfleld Con's June estimate is 22221e; ordinary firsts, 20ife21c; at and $40,000 earnings. $185,000 market, cases included, 1822c r September-OctobeAbout 2,000,000 pounds of Potatoes Lower; new, receipts. 60 has been sold at 25c and carp; Kansas, Missouri, Ohios, 90 95c; copper some sales were made around 24Jc by Oklahoma, Arkansas, sacked Triumphs, secondhand dealers?. Today's inquiries- 95Cd1.00; Louisville cobblers, 951.00; included one 600,000 lot of August cop- Virginia barreled, $3.00 fie 3.15. says a wire to Badeer Bros., Poultry Alive, lower; fowls, 161c; rckers. springs, 21&24C . . 25 46 team-haulin- 100-to- ft a'T" - - MS 3E0i To PROVO CANYXXN To PARK CITY TO IxliAJVL ' u . - V r f . 4 r VIA THE ......... . .51 . . .$ 1.50 ... j .......................... .,.....$1.00 Trout and Chicken Dinners Provo Canyon points, S.15 a. m. ( 8.25 a. m S.05 a. m. Bingbaiu, Park City, At Vivian Park and Upper Falls. St. Loul .. ...S51.20 Chicago . . Memphis... Kansas City .$40.00 Minneapolis NEW YORK AND RETURN, f03.7O (Circuit Towr&. On sale July 5, 12, 19, G, August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Final limit. October 31, except New York, CO day,, 22.50 Denver 22.50 f$40.00 Colorado Springs Omaha . SAN FRANCISCO - I.OS ANGELES (Circuit Tour), On male dally. Limit October 31. Ticket Office, 301 Main Street. f 40.00. Phone Wasatch 2526. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD 50-to- -- $43,631.50. Call Switch 1 New York, July 10. Call money or accommodations rose to 6 overnight WILL SELL per cent on the stock exchange today. exceeds all previous rates since WAR SHARES UNSETTLED This 15 Galigher Machine pfd.. .81 December, 1914, by 11 per cent. The 100 Associated Inv. Co advance was attributed mainly to last .06 Oil 1000 Wyoming week's local bank statement, which 10 1000 Cache Valley Oil showed a large cash loss and shrink.06 T. Tire 1000 Clark John to $53,646,000. BY BREAK OF 21 POINTS age In excess reserves .50 100 J. P. Karns Tunnelling.. The ruling rate was 41. Mercantile paper, 4. A. Badger & Co. Ralph bills. 4.72; deSterling sixty-da- y CS S. Main St. Room 024. Was. 777. 4.T5I; cables, 4.76 IN INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL mand, Mexican dollars, 461. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds easy. Time loans strong. Sixty days, 3 33 4; six months, $9.509.75; pigs, $8.00 9.25 ; bulk, $9.60 9.75. New York, July 10. An extreme 3; ninety days, decline of 21 points in United States Cattle Receipts, 4800; steady; native 5000 southern; slow and weak; prime Industrial Alcohol, one of the better fed steers. $10.25010.75; dressed beef known war contract stocks, and a rise Unfilled Orders in call loans to 6 per cent, a new steers. $8.0010.00; western steers, $7.00 $6.50(8' (0)10.20; stockers and feeders, rate for day to day accommodahigh for Steel Decreased tions sin&e the reopening of the stock 8.50; bulls, $5.757.50; calves, $6.50 11.00. the exchange in December, 1914, were nerProduction June features of today's Sheep Receipts, 4300; steady; lambs, by outstanding , S7.50CT8.50; vous and feverish session. $9,500)10.85: yearlings. The break in Alcohol was from 1281 10. The unfilled orwethers, $6.757.65; ewes, $6.257.10. New York, July to 1071, and in the final hour when ders of the United States Steel corpo10. Omaha. the stcck seemed almost without sup- ration June 30 stood at 9,640,458 tons, a Hogs Receipts, steers. $7.25 July no official news to decrease of 297,340 tons, 10.50; cows and heifers. port. There was severe compared $7.25C( 9.00: account for the reversal, but with those on May 31, according to the $6.2508.25; western steers,stockers and Texas steers, $7.008.00; ascribed the liquidation to can- monthly Issued today. statement gossip cellation of war orders and internal is the first decrease in unfilled feeders, $6.25 iS. 50. 9000; This Sheep Receipts, differences over questions of policj'. steady; yearthe corporation since orders shown In view of the enormous disburse- August, 1915. by the ten months lings, $6.758.25; wethers, $6.607.60; During ments connected with, the midyear lambs, $9.6510.85. that period, the corporafollowing toadunfilled payment of Interest and dividends, tion's steadily tonnage FLAX. gether with heavy income tax pay- vanced from 4,908,455 tons to the high Minneapolis, July 10. Flax, $1,961 to ments, the 6 per cent money rate, which record of 9,937,798 tons, reported at $2,001. mainly to belated borrowers, the end of last May. applied y was not considered unusual. Some Intimation of the advance was conNEW YORK GRAIN. tained in last Saturday's .returns of loNew York, July 10. Flour, stronger; cal clearing house institutions, whose winter patactual reserves disclosed a shrinkage spring patents, $5,5005.85; winter straights. $5.00 $5.205.45; of almost $36,000,000. bringing the ex- ents, 5.10. cess reserves down to $53,546,060, the Wheat Spot, firmer; No. 1 1 durum, since the new smallest total reported North$1,181; No. 2 hard, $1.21; No. method of weekly statements came ern No. 1 Northern ManDuluth, $1,283: into operation. of the other war stocks itoba, .$1.29 f. o. b. No. 2 A Corn Spot, firm; yellow, 91J were majority heaVy in sympathy with Alcoc. i. f New York. hol, but recessions were relatively nom- 92cOats Spot, firm; standard, 46 Jo. inal. Tennessee Copper, whose production of acids caused it to be ranked EVAPORATED FRUITS. among the munitions rather than meta als, also suffered in the further liquidaNew York. July 10. Evaporated aption of shares of that description and ples, quiet; fancy, 717jc; choice, 6 71 points. American coal products fell were the 61c; prime, sub5f4c. Motors for the most part to 60s 40s, Prunes California, Firm; additional pressureonand United 7Jc to 9c; Oregons, 7c to 11c ject to receded a point publicais States Apricots Firm; choice, 12c; extra tion of the June tonnage statement, choice. 13Jc. 13c; fancy, decrease In unfilled showing the first300,000 c; extra Peaches Firm; choice, can he cool shade tons, in almost choice, business about 7c. fancy, 6c; -8 ; loose muscatels. Raisins Steady particularly Representative rails, Pacific, were 8c; choice to fancy seeded, 7'S'8c; more Reading and Southern seedless, 8i10lc. heavy at times, theof arrival of further owned foreign quantities large SUGAR. American securities from London causfrom some New fear of freshstocks Raw sugar, selling York, ing July st i t a amount- steady; centrifugal, 10. Sales of that 6.27c; quarter. molasses, shares. ed to 455,000 5.50c; steady; cutloaf, 8.S0c; fit utaJHtjafea& bond issues registered crushed,refined, 8.65c; mould A, 8.15c; cubes, Speculative moderate declines on light offerings. 8.15c; powdered XXXX, 7.80c; powdered. $2,830,000. Total sales, par value, were 7.75c; fine granulated, 7.65c; diamond unchanged A, 7.65c; confectioners' United States bonds A, 7.55c; No. 1, on call. 7.50c. advanced 4P5 points Sugarthefutures NEW YOnK STOCK QUOTATIONS. on buying by comforenoon during C. Sales. H. mission houses and a better domestic IMS 92S demand for refined and closed steady 8,400 941 92 Am. Beet Sugar 3700 513 511 and 53 3.800 305 points higher. Sales, American Can 52 511 tons. September, 5.52c; December, 5.57c; 3,400 53 Am. Car & Fdy. .. 633 641 63g Am. Locomotive 4,900 January, 4.88c. 93 931 3,700 94 Am. Smelt. & Ref 110 is to LIVE STOCK. A good Am. Sugar Ref. . 1,000 1291 129J 1291 10. Hogs Receipts. Am. Tel. & Tel. .. Chicago, July 298 291 40,000; steady to 5c lower; bulk, $9.80 5,600 81 Am. Z., L. & S. . 80 to on t Ana. Copper .... 17.100 815 791 1051 10.10; light, $9.55.10.10; mixed. $9.50 700 105j 1051 110.20; heavy, $9.50 Atchison 10.20; $9.50 rough, Bald. Locomotive. 16,100 71 688 701 9.65; pigs, $8.109.60. on 89 883 891 900 ... & Ohio Bait. Cattle Receipts, 18,000; 5c to 10c 200 851 851 85 B. R. Transit ... lower; native beef cattle, $7.25 11.20; 7,900 623 60S 611 western steers, $8.159.30; B. & Sup. Cop. stockers and 19 . Cal. Petroleum ' 2,Vo'o feeders. $5.50S.50; cows and heifers, 1791 1771 178 Can. Pacific calves, $8.6012.00. 534 $3.659.65; 1,200 641 63 Cent. Leather . . 19,000; Sheep Receipts, steady; 611 62 61? . . 1,700 & Ohio Chesa. ewes, wethers, $6.758.20; $3.257.40; 97& 981 97J r 1,000 C. Mil. & St. P. lambs, $7.5011.00. 129 O & Northwestern ' 218 21? 6,800 221 Kansas C, R. I. & Pac. . July 10. Hogs Re1,100 488 471 473 ceipts, 9400;City, Chlno Cop bulk, $9.S010.0O; steady; 43 . 434 HylaiHl 17 Or 8,500 44 C F. & Iron heavy, $9.90 10.05; packers and butch200 143 141 14 Corn Products Ref $9.85(10.10; light. $9.609.95; pigs, 683 715 ers, 21,600 72 9.35. Crucible Steel ... $9.00 41 Dis. Securities ... 5,000 431 41 Cattle Receipts, 15,000. Including 2,400 463 361 S6? 1700; steady; Erie $9.65 9.95; light. heavy, 166 .... Gen. Electric Max-fiel- .s.t $110.00 16.50 I Cash quotations: Wheat No. 2 red, nominal; No. 3 red, $1.08; No. 2 hard, $1,091; No. 3 hard, $1.04 (ft) 1.101. Corn No. 2 yellow, 80 3 801 Sllc: No. 4 yellow, 78S01c; No. 4 white, 78 79 c. Oats No. 8 white, 40411c; standard, Rye WILL BUY Bankers Trust Co Copper Nat. bank Guardian Fire Ins m 77J .7811 Rico Argentine Seen by Salt Lake Men OTAH COPPER MOVES .031 20 Fred W. Price and Dr. A. Tl. .65 have returned from Bico, Cole, Rykert where .23 went to investigate the latest dethey .14 at the Rico Argentine. They ."51 velopments are reported to have found conditions .20 In good shape. A new crowd Is said to .07 be sparring for control of the Argen.29 tine. It is proposed to put in power .14 Mav Dav . Flat . .031 .0511 Moscow .191 .OS MaJ. Kvans .03 Mam. Cop . .16 2S1 .27 .271 .271 Mich. Utah M .2 Mid. M. .25 .26 j .25 I'O 19 New Quin .1 .19 .191 New York Curb Storks 35 Nev. Hills J .! .10 .16 .10 .141 The fallowing quotations are from Naildrlver .74 .72 ij .72 O. K. Silver! .70 ""tdscr Itros. private wire service: .OS Ohio Cop . . 16; Bid. Ask. Opohongo ..! 01;!j! .011 64 .70 .54 Orlrr. Ban . .SO .Alta Consolidated .4f I .35 Park City M .04 Bis; Cottonwood ,p 03 .03 .031' Brls. Pioche s 2.00 2.371 Coppermine .16 i .151 .16 .15 TTfrmi.t Copper ..! .45 .50 Pltituti . .. 1.10 1.421 1 .374 1 .40 .0'. .07 Prince Con i:iv Blossom . . .OS .07 .08 .06 Paloma 1.625' Iron 1.S71 .13 j! .07 .20 .2.. Price Mln .. . Stewart j . J .' Oil Provo .. .! .001! .011 j .00 Minh.g Tor.pah Extension S . 1 2J : 5.2.1 .07 .061! .07 ij .06? Blco Arg .. .!-.16 .20 95.75 95 . fiO Heeds Peak Utah Sec. notes .17 .IK .19 .20 Blco Con .. .2S .34 h .27 Blco Well . 10 .11 .11 i! .10 Itexall .CO .60 j! .57 Bochester . .57 Boston Curb .28 .27 .27i' .27 ells The following quotations are from Syndicate OliL. Badsrer Hro. private wire service: .03 If .02 .03 .02 Sev. Troii .. 2.90 2.971 S. K. Coaln. 2.80 I Bid. Afrk. S. K. Con..! 3.20 3.221 3.20 3.221 .12 .11 Rinirham Mlnei .121' .101 0.0.) (ll.oo Sioux Con . .. 1.0 .07 TTof?fn - B!v 3.00 3.12 3.00 So. 2.071 Hecla B tl .... fv .r'o f- Itli: 1.75 .S7 Stl. Shield.. .50 .52 .53 jj .48 V 2.00 , .25 S. Hoc. Kxt. I .18 .18 .19 '.ort Valley ( .10 Ohio .15 Santa. Chief...... 03 Copper .03 Fo-itUtah .15 .19 SU. Tung 03 03 '! !' S. Ir. I!!os Oil 00i 001'; Swan. Kxt .' Boston Copper Range 03 l 02 Santa. King .29 .50 .50 Keyst . .29 The flb-'wlnnuotatlor.s are from Sil. i! 01 Hecret Eadsrer Bros.' private wire service; 23 .23 .25 .26 Texan I Sales f 1Hk5 I Low ( Clos Tar Babv .. .oii .055"l .051 .06 Tin. Centl .03j .04 !,' .0?.i .01 10') l.Oi 1.B2 V Chief Con. .1 .164 Std ... .IS ' .161 655 2.50 2.50 2.50 Tin. T'uly West .j 10 Un. Tintic . 1.200' .es .72 .f. J Maj'stic ) . OS ' Fam .07 .09 300i 1.00 N. 1'ourlas .1 1.00 1.00 Untie .n .04 Union Chief 120 13. 1213.00 13.12 Con. . fl.ih . .fi. Con Victor .05 T ,". ir,5! 4.27J' 4.25 4.25 Ape . .041 .041 .OIJ .051 60' 7.87: 7.87 ! T.S7J Whirlwind U. MctalS .. WUbert . .. . OH .OHil! .04 .081 W. Toledo . .1311.12 .13 .14 I! . .. 1.20 Walker .90 .90 1.00 v. mi; Yank. Con .1 .24 29 .29 ff wiii'A Tor ii:or;itAnir:rt tm iii)oKKi;i:n.u FOP.nXOOX SALES. I or permanent ), crnn!t 300 at 26c. tmnorjry Con.. Alta K1L.DLT.N STUN'fKJItAl'HIC SKHV1CC Albion. 1000 at 13c; 100 at 121c 1CGS Walker Bank RlJs. Alta Ger., I0i0 at 7ic. Bhone. Wm. 216. State. 4000 at 41c Bay rt wm. m: ot worth Aiii.n. Colorado Con., 1000 at 17c. 400 at $1,721; 200 at Iron Blossom, 2cc hundred. each first additional. JI 1 1 LARD 01 35 1.08 1.10 1.06 1.08 CASH July Sept.... RIBS 1 3S July July PAY ... ..... L. CORN Sept ; Bell Little I Sept II. PORK 1-- Development of the north drift In the Belorophon is proving very satisGeneral Manager John factory, says who came down from AmerClcgbrn. This drift ican Fork canyon is now out twelve feet from near the tunnel which cross- face of the about 100 feet- - Mr. Cleshorn says thnt the showing Is improving as the miners make progress to the north atonic the vein. The vein is still twelve feet In width and Is well This if proving to be a fissure In the quartette. But as this drift Is further north a lime contact earri! Just how soon that may anticipated. b reached will t determined by the dip the contact takes at that particular block of ground. Where the soluble I comes In something' bigger limestone I expected. WHEAT Sept v VEIN Chicago, July 10. Conflicting reports relative to the presence of black rust in the Dakotas kept the wheat market nervous today though the bullish tenand the close was dency predominated at the high point with a net adstrong vance of Kfllc to HE, with July leading at $1.0S and September at $1.10. Corn sold higher with a gain at the close of from ic to EQio net with July at 781c and September at 74g743c. Oats finished from a shade to i2c higher and varied from unchanged to provisions 15o lower than Saturday's last quotations. Weakness at the start in the wheat evimarket on the absence of fresh foldence of black rust danger was telllowed 'by an advance on messages the rust. An- a ing of furtherInfinding ofresulted from other break prices denial of the rust report by the man who sent the black rust reports Saturday. The market bulged later on repeated of the presence of the rust in reports various localities, none of which, how-in ever, predicted any was damage great aided by news The advance sight. from the seaboard that 500,000 bushels The of wheat had been eold for export. sesheld to the end of the strength sion. Local cash sales of wheat aggre16,000 bushels. gated Corn moved in sympathy with wheat in narrower limits, good weaththough er reports falling to weaken the prices. Cash houses were liberal takers of July corn and country holders sold freely on the advance while export demand helped to maintain the gains. Hot weather reports with expected of the harvest helped oats hastening to reflect the trend of the other grains, damage in southern high temperature Illinois being feared. Provisions were slow and weaker with packers being credited as Imsellers. Lower live hog prices portant also contributed to the weakness. Open. 10 20 1 00 1000 500 500 6. KRUST B ds. Iron Blossom directors at Provo yesdeclared the regular 10 cent terday . .20 Gr. Gulch .70 dividend. This calls for $100,-00- 0 quarterly ( A lv A I lt 0 to be paid on July 25 to stock of 30 .30 record July 15. It will make $250,000 .24 Gold Chain 70 .71 Gr. Centl and will .4 year to alreadythepaid out this .21 .24 ij .211 Howell . .. .231 $2,750,-0total up company's bring .0-03 Home Kui ij .02 The company is said to have .. 1.70 1.721! 1.671 Iron Bios earned $30,000 net in June, and has on 02 hand approximately $325,000 In cash. 021! Ind. Queen 07 05 The Iron Blossom shipped out 100 Ibex .05 carloads of ore in June, estimated at .01 .05 Iron King . .01 .56 4 500 tons. It shipped the first half of .55 .60 .35 Keystone . Oil this year & total of 496 carloads esKing Wm .25 5.00 timated at 20,000 tons. Last year the Lost Packer 01 company shipped 1067 carloads estiTlntlc . .00; .01 Lhl mated at more than 40,000 tons. 05 Lead King .021 .02 .0211! Leonora . . .02 .OOj; REPORTS ON July Call Money Rate Rises to 6 Per Cent on New York Exchange Mns trial mtati and EMI i Depart. 7.20 7.20 8.15 9.30 11.00 12.05 2.25 30 3.30 4.30 5.15 7.15 11.45 11.45 11.55 11.55 11.55 EFFECTIVE JULY 9, 1010. . Dally. Malad and Intermediate Ogden, Denver. Kansas City, Omaha, Arrlre. 5.55 P. M. A.M... 5.55 P.M. A.M... Chicago. (Cache Valley, going- only), Po- 5.05 P. M. A.M... Ogden catello, Ashton, Montpelier. Paris. Limited Ogden, Reno. Sacra6.00 P. M. A.M... Overlandmento, San Francisco. A.M... Ogrden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha, 8.30 A. M. P.M... Chicago. Boise, Portland, Seattle P.M... Ogden, Logran, ' 4.45 P. M. (Butte also going). Limited Omaha. Chicago, 5.00 P.M. P.M... Los AngelesDenver. St. Louis. Overland Limited Omaha, Chicago. . . 11.55 A. M. P.M... Denver, St. Louis (San Francisco also departing). Cache Valley. tMalad P.M... Ogden. Brigham, 12.10 P.M. and Intermediate. (Denver, Omaha, Chicago going.) P.M... Ogden (San Francisco and Butte also arriv- - . . . 8.15 A. M. ing.) Special Ogden, Pocatello, . . . 7.30 A. M. P.M... Yellowstone Idaho Falls and Yellowstone Park. Idaho Falls, Ashton, . . . 8.15 A. M. Ogden, P.M... Butte,Pocatello, (Twin Falls also arriving.) Pocatello. Idahof Falls. Butte. P.M... Ogden,(Cache 10.10 P.M. Valley also arriving.) P.M... Ogden. Ely, Sacramento, San Francisco. . . . 7.40 P.M. Ogden, Sacramento, 2.10 P.M. P.M... Pacific Limited San Francisco. Portland, Seattle. (Twin . . 10.20 A. M. P.M... Ogden. Boise. Falls also going.) m m - " . " citr Ticket Office, Hotel Utah. Telephone Main 15. |