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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY mu. Oil Assumes Command in sari at ills m Bawls Fills Tuesdays Curb Activities - Mate Nt Siemens V ( 7a Lm mhardt Brssli ' S 'Vs" Wsstpasi Va El Sits r be write, 87uJ7c, 0(. Barter, 8766r. 8 Hr. No. Fla. Na H IKS) a Actwsl sslss. . TMsI sslss s stsrka MI Sim shins, saiss sC bowls, si.atS.Wtt. NEV, YORK, May 26. (By the Associated Press.) The brisk deTsl mand for ths oil shares overshadowed all other developments in todays curb market. While reactionary sales checked the advance in some quarters, brokers reported a marked change in speculative sentiment, with inYORK BONDS i dication of increasing public interest on ths long tide. Buying of the oil snares was stimulated tbs American Petroleum NEW TORE. Msr 28. Br tbs Institute a report showing a decrease of 11,700bybarrels in the daily averPnss. i Falls visa an todsr's ..... low iM rlssuif pness f kod os lbs of crude oil age gross production lest week, and by the declaration of an extra dividend of 25 cents on Ohio Oil. ? Standard Oii of Nebraska ss advanced over 2 points Ho a new high at 49, and Standard rrnmrot bond la 4olife nd 1W J0k) ot Oil Sale ta 1000 ) doltfra. Kentucky and Ohio, Illinois Pipe Line, Vacuum and Byan Consolidated advanced a point or more. Venezuela Petroleum advanced to within a fraction of the years high. tSlco 'Hlfb.) Lo,l Dio Aid 4o . 1 160 ITjUJP 17 100 if Baking Issues were heavy, but the net losses were held to fractions. Liberty do lot 4o .. 4D02 31 'Urt 19 10a 11 Motors moved within rather narrow nd irregular limits, Rirkenbaeker do fed d . BtlilOO 7ilt) 3!)0U,21 do 3rd 4o touching a new low at $3 a share and Ourant duplicating its low of $3.50 64 101 7 1101,1 iiai 4fh m IM IOI 4 IDA I h( 3 ., Strength "of such specialties as Continental Tobacco, Freshman Radio, C do s Trcaa 1 a 128101. 12 nn.io ioi ii Goodyear Tire, Singer Manufacturing and White Rock was counteracted do 4 a . . . 8 IPS 4 10d 4 DO 4 by the heaviness of Glen Alden Coal, Insurance Company of North AmerKOHKlON. ica and Shredded Wheat. PuLlU were not very prominent, although moderate ''gain were fecorded by Ilabirahaw Electric, Northern Ohio Power, Southern California Edioon and United Ga Improvement. Yew Assort-sts- d s . -- A Utah mins, ths Utah Copper, was vh third largest producer of red metal In the world during ths year 192$. according to production data tabulated by Arthur B. Parsonr, assistant editor. In tbs last Issue of ths and Mining Journal-press- . rW Anaconda Copper Mining com Utt, Mont,, and thd Ohllt Coppor led as first And second. A total of 814,200.444 pound of copper wa produced by the Utah Copper Sdt.tOfcOOO oompsny during- 1125; pound by Anaconda, and Chile, 219, bn xBolar CfrffottS By CHARLES 0. MICHAELS. CHICAGO, May 16. May wheat further congestion and had it not been for selling oredlted to lead ing longs snlght have developed Into a ruoaway market. As it was It advanced 6 3 -- 4c lo A high of 91.10 last showing IS lc above ths lowA offracweek, totd cloeed at ths top, tion under, wlt-- a not gain of 5 c. sold at Old May, which recently 91.41 to 91.41 4. ths discount be-of 9 new May the around under ing the widest on the crop, inferred more active, deliveries wers much with foreigenrs and locals buying freely, and they gained 1 with ths finish within a fraction of ths tojx with July at 91.40 to 91 40 1and Be pt ember at 9155 to 91.45 Country offerings of cash corn sold to arrlvs wers much larger, local handlers .securing over 10.000 bushels, and aa umaha firm also bought about the same amount. Local sentiment wa bearish and futures were weak, with JcH?--. and September selling at a new low on the crop, July BUTTS IN GOOD BHAPC. At Butte, Anaconda can easily In crease Its output at any time. In the lower levels are said to bs remarkably good, and tne averof ore sent to the concen age grade 300.000 poundA t rat or la higher than for many years. now ChUe Is Utah Copper of 814.200.0 engaged In enlarging its output at Chuqulcamata to provkle an pound of copper for 1925 came very plant annual of 350.000,000 pound, output neerly equaling the output for the this will not be realised until early record year of 1924. when 114.404 099 but In 1927 and the figure Is not In duded pounds rtf red raetaj were produced. Incidentally, a of the much'dicued In the compilation. Apropoe producer la Anaconda child lowgmde mlnea remarks Mr. i'nr-o- n J potential Andes should which be ready Copper, "the data Indicate that more to contribute 190,000,000 pounds In d than of the copper came 1929 1927. and In of that part from ore amaying 4 per cent or lf from Its Utah Copper has virtually rebuilt higher, and more than at Garfield, and, with oree aeeaylng 1 per cent. Like theconcentrator reagents, wiee, of the eight lorgeat producer, could aid of new flotation or exceed ai an doubtless reach four mine ore averaging more than nual of rate S1 290,000.(00 production cent a and fifth la Just under per that mark. Of the ten larvat pro- pounds one short notice. i running t new ducer in 1925. eeven do their mining Copper Queen concentrator at 741 rcr In the United State of America. cent of capacity, and Its Burro Moun MUCH BUILDINQ OONE. tain mine in New Mexico, with an At the name time there ha been equipped capacity of 20,000,000 pounds, la idle but ready to produce, a large volume of new construction Union Minlere i not expected to end reconatruotfon since the wuir. There wa little Incentive to puh pro- be able to Increase He output beyond duction for a year moot of the large 200,000.000 pound this year, but, with producer virtually euapenied and the completion of' It reverberatory there wa good reaeon to modernize lant 4n 1927 and an electrolytic n later on, progress will be m ide and enlarge plant of all kind. Stern toward the on the horizon, end ambitious. If unattainable, competition wa only thoee who were prepared to make program to lead the world as a copper copper cheaply and that uauaUy produoer. t meant on a large cale woild prosBraden has completed It remodelper. Moreover, the aurplue funds ac- ing and enlarging program, and is Li cumulated during the war were avail- position to Increase when It able to finance the expansion. A a become policy to do output 0. The same consequence possibly $200 000. 00 was thing applies to Ray and Chino. Rafr spent. mill lead in 1925 were considerably Not wishing to recreate a large1 under the average of the reserves.1 te 6a)e Apex 8l (By the Associated Prm.) In 2raadreda. IN Ol BTRIALS. 5T7 jfttea IHlfh.jLow 7i 7 NH Oil of lad. ........... M 17 64 M V I B0j 4 r;..... a. . .. B1 one-ha- 1P6H ........ OU do Kan . do Ky do Neb do N Y sdo Ohio . . n Vacuum sie jHigh Low rn tab .... 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AQQRC8SIVE There wa aggressive buying of houses by everal commission ss 8c May 24, CHICAGO, Pwh ft Df Xtf Proro tiatad Jaiv. IXM. 1 8AA; fi (icee Sep'amtoe. pv ths Mag 2.91, A July . .. ,, Sept, Dec. ... Compear) . BLTTBR. Brtraa, oqoaree nr flats, lb Prime firsts, lb. lb. first, Parchment wrapped, le leas. WiGR. ' Fresh, extra poultry farm, dot. r Poultry farm, pallet egga, Raarb, mlaod color, doe. CHEER K Fall creom, triplets, IK Fall ervsm, longhorns, lb Fall cream, sandwich loaf, lb. , , S, Block Swiss, , blocks, lb. Crennt brick, bticksk, lb. Dm burger, 1 lb. bricks, lb Roquefort, fib each lb. . Is comx NEW YORK, May 36. (By the Associate Pres of fee fat ores wers lewsr today ader liuutdattnu or local stillng, apparently inspired, by reports of S slighUy ssalar market at Rio and freer offering In the cost and freight market. Tbs opening was unchanged to 8 point lower September arid off to 73c. closing at 14.75c, tho general market tiering easy at set decline of 15 to 20 points. Sale were oetlataed at 9b 0o0 begs. Cftstng quotations; July, )7.4r; to pt ember. Id TV; December. Ift.PTc; March, UM: May. 14 06c. Boston Spot coffee, dull; Bis 7a, 4a, 30c; EtikfcJafro. FLOUR. MINNEAPOLIS May 34 (By tho Amo- -, Flour, uachaaged. ablpaeaM, 7 Mb barrel. dated Prosa. Bras. 8J2.Wg00 ZTAPOEATED FRUIT, NEW YORK. War? By the Associate Preaa I Evaporated apples, qqaiet; prune, firm firm; peaches, tlendy; apricots, rsiaiaa, steady; bops, steady. KARIAB CITY PRODUCE. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 36. (By the S Associated Proas. ) Eggs, firsts, higher, 27c, Other grodaco unchanged. DRY B00D4, NEW YORK. May 24. (By the A anuria teA Pro. ) Cottoa goods ware la mode rate demand today, with many Inquiries under the mark eta being declined to tho gray goods well for were mills Percale division. t. Jobbing sate were wall patronised by retailer. Raw 4!k void freely at Yokohama and advanced a little. Lora! markets remained soebaaged with buvlng light. Bilk printed good wore picked on to amnU lota at low prices. Burlap markets sated at Calcutta, being sold abort by Local trading some largo In tercets there. Tho basis. continued ou a greas good sad largest producers of wool eostiaga baa booked larger orders to date ts ihaa a roar ago for fall. Cutter W are becoming more active. Fine and fancy dress goods wers ware for quick shipment, owing to prolonged curtailment and belated entering. rsosvoi. by Nelson Ricks Creamery (Quotations BUTTERrAT. lb. aOTOK WOOL. KXW YORK PRODUCT BOSTOV. May (Bf ftw lawHitw! NEW YORK. May 34. (By the Associated pros I Toft makers ire offering territory Press 1 Uev poultry, top at price slightly eerier thns last week, steady; prices dressed poultry, firm; chickens, tilled lots of eonatgned wool purr has hie t saa prices e sable top makers to sort out fresh. 4049 60c. Batter, easy: receipts, 34.901 tuba: cream- strictly cambist vaoii from which they ass up tops, maintaining their usual standmike ery higher than extra. creamery extras. 93 score, 41c; firsts, M to 91 score. ard at prices lower ihaa possible If com 3MN0c. pelted t boy qoaatittoa of strictly gradwd hs Demand for fin to high comhiags. Ears, steady; receipt, 42 634 eaoea, tow 1 slightly Improved, bot very 146,154 pouade. Cleese, steady; receipt mall, being filled at the evpenaa of price. CHICAGO PRODUCE. TURPENTINE, CHICAGO. Mae 31 (By the Associated SAVANNAH. 0a . May 24 (By ths A rooPress 1 Batter, lower; receipt. 8W9 tubs, I Praam ted firm, standards. ds Turpentine, creamery extras. roles. 76; receipts, 63A; shipment, 1A2 extra firsts. first, stock. 6(169. . seconds, S4l2Ac, Ilwla, firm; sales. 137ft; receipts, 1445; Ergs, anchs ngsd; receipts, 22 663 rvaea. broilers, weak; balance, shipments, Bid; stork. 41 337. Poultry, Qnoto: B. 9 flOe: D, ftftor; R, JOflfte;,?. ateady receipts, two cars: fowls. 24c; broilers. 8243r: tnrkers, B&e; rooatar. 17c; K3Ae; 0. JO tor; H. .J0 6Ac; I. 10.90c; K. 11 16c; M. U NNc; N. U.OOc; WU. X 2.90c; ducks, 2&e; geese, 16c. ft W. n&Oc: X. 1460c c banting cream, 41H9r; 9e; 369c; 79c; 80c; 86R37c; all, UOA. Make a few extra, dollar on NEW YORK. May 34 (By the AssociA firmer ton ated Press developed ia Idle sewing machine through tbs raw wear market today, prices sd- - Want Column of Tho Tribune. Following Round Trip Fare Will Apply From Salt Lake City: oats May 1.62 Ul4 1.86 July ., Sept. ys .68 .61 1.40 1.36 ... ... .73 .76 .69 .40 40 .419- .96 .65 .87 .89 .41 ... . .91 - .40 .41 .66 .60 .91 ... $3S00 .,$34.03 37243 e Omaha or Sanaa St, Loui .68 . , D6&V2T 1.87 .66 .TV .. ... May July pt. . Lard July , ept. 60 88 .76 .. . Close. 1.7o 68 1.85 1.17 (hrt ... May July , . . Sept. Low. 1 1 1 1.4h , City Chicago., Detroit. Washington. D 0 Baltimore, New Orleans Atlanta Philadelphia. New York City ........ ...... .... 7. Bent. Bel Jalx eptr . CAHU QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO. May 36 (By tbe Aaancltted : Proas. Wheat s 2 fed, 1 Mg No. S bard, Dora No 3 mixed, No. 3 yL tow. Oats Ne. I white, No. 8 White, 404X41. noted. Rye. bot Barley, 65 7. Timothy teed. 6 tot?7 Dover seed. UOORMOft. Lord, 19 77; riba, 17 19. belli, 18 25, WKIAT. 0ATB AND BYB. MINNRAPOLtft May 36 (By the Associated Prana i Wheat, reroipu. 163 cars, 6ft a year ago. corn eared t (oak. No. northers 8l6ftWtol6l; No 1 dark north 1 era spring, tiwtce to fancy, gl 64 good 10 choice. (1 62 tf I 64 ; artliaary to No. J herd spring, good 91 62 So. f dark hard Mwtana. t 1 67 au track. It to arrtro 92 lix fit! Mar, July. lto;lash fl72. 167f169. ?2fe72; 41C1; 6; 91to6163; ftbhl 65; 04; 19S; ft 9149, 37 TrawH ky Fimoui INOLANO fl.Ml. Ft, i n Hmmcm M. .. Jim k. Itmm 11 sn)i....jM. II, 1, t. m a Ual a H $74,33 $341T 3130.11 $130.11 ,34.40 310720 a July de- roe WVOUIAU BAI1Y tbs Assocfsted (By Htfh 1.70 (new) May (old) ! i9 Octanes. Produce Market I beat--Way Hi pti FLAXSEED, MM May 2ft - 2l2ft; Price-Curre- nt S.tMHua....(C-n- Jly 4- 0; bushels. 42.395.000 V POTATOES, CHICAGO. May 34 (B y the Associate Freoo. y Pot a toe, receipt., 74 ears; total I. 4. ahlrnneats, 6H7; on track, JB; old stock. Wading fair, narkot a'eday; Wlarov sis ssckod round whiles, 82 7ft W 3 00; ordinary stock. Minnesota saokod round whites. 92luiJ6B. according to quality and condition; Idaho sacked Russets. A 83 6041 AO; sew stock, burely steady; Iti-as- . Alabama and Iontsiana sacked Bliss Triumphs, No. J, $4Nhu4.7&, field mo, 84.001 4 .35; No. 2. 92 75413 0u. l-- FRANC I HOLLANO OF EUAOFt 4FS ALL FASTI OtHMANV mand price Amectcaa Vteadr tOOHa. ) W ymt mtidileg 1 02. strict wtdiing, JO 77; mtddlias Id 17 etrief lew 6 73 m 04 U tig 9 67, toft mddl)ag stetef prod orduacy 7 TT pntft ocd'aacy, I ng 6 lee. wtm he tea, ioctudiog Smat A meric 97 an 27 Dm b tc , dbmectcaa Receipts, ate Or Fatnpee cloeed Mae, 9 06 4 , octane c 9 91 December. 9 33. Jaoo ary, 9 PL March 9 ft IIV-00- ranting 1.16 of a cost lor tpris 9 baata of 4 21 for Cun, duty rtnid. 6tPa inr)u4l 62 0"O bafa of Caban afloat. 19 4t has of korto Hue for prompt shipment a 1U0 bars of Porto Rtran. first half of June aiitpment, and 21 ubaa, bag of aecood half 4nna shipment ail at 4 21. In sympathy with tho adrasce Is tho spot market and report of a better demand for relitod owsar, raw sugar futures were tinker on covering and buing by houses with connections. Final Koropesa sod Lubon were at about tho beat and S to 4 irii point set higher July, SU; keptemher, 2 65; December, 2.77; January, 2.78, March, 2. 77. Hoflsod sagas was vac hanged te 10 points now ranging frost higher, Hat quotations ft &0 to 9 TO for flno graanlatod, aod a bettor Inquiry reported. o. flDBWB0) LITRE POOL, May 36 (By to a ted Preaa. I Cotton, spot. medicate CHICAGO, 111., May 14. (By ths Associated Press ) "We believe that the Interest In May wheat at this time Justifies the assumption that there will not be sufficient deliverable wheat In thla market to fill all outstanding long contracts, said Bartlett Frasier, 'The final date for settlement of May contracts is Saturday, May 29, at noon. Ths attitude of either longs or shorts, whose eontracta cannot be satisfied by delivery of receipts of the wheat called for. Is a matter upon which those Interested in May wheat must form their own opinion. We express none, aside from our indicated belief that there la not now sufficient wheat In deliverable position here or that can be brought here during he remaining life of the contract to satisfy present outstanding contracts. Canadian visible supply of wheat decreased 4.688,000 bushels for the week to total of 47.451,000 bushels, against 21.452.000 bushels a year ago. Bonded stocks in the United States Increased and total 5,974.000 1.526.000 bushel bushels a bushels, against 4,366,000 year ago. fhe world's available supply today showed a decrease of 7,629.000 bushels for the week, making the total 142. 317.000 bushels, against 159,431,000 bushel a year ago. Deferred deliveries of wheat in Liverpool tomorrow are due $l cent higher, based on the action of July and September here today. Primary receipts of corn today were 49,000 bushels; week ago, 240,000; year ago, 993,60. Shipments today were 342 00; week ago, 870,000; year ago, 507,000. Future delivery sales here May 25 were; Wheat, 81,710,000; corn, ats. 1.229.000; rye, 1,141,000. Total, 89 with eastern connections, and numerous smaller short came In, with some st orders uncovered on tit way up. Best prices of the day were made At the close. The fact that the rules provide for severs penalties In case of Intentional defaults on contracts wa a factor In Inducing shorfb to cover on a liberal scale Foreigners bought ail deliver! of wheat future here early and helped to absorb the surplus In the pit. Belling against offers checked the bulge. Several local professionals were credited with, putting out short lines on the bulge, but at no time was there mors than a fractional recession from bulges and much short covering was in evidence. There wers claim of from parts pf crop deterioration Kansas, Nebraska and ths American northwest due to lack of moisture, but in ths main ths action of the May deliver? wa ths dominating Influence. Foreigners were good buyer of cash wheat At ths seaboard, which 500,000 reported IIIsales of 400.000 to Winniati positions, but bushels from peg message placed the total bueh-elthat market alone at 1.500,00012-- 4 3 a were futures Winnipeg Liverpool was strong and higher. 1611-2- 4 higher on active futurea with a better continental demand for a factor. oargos HIDQING DCPRKBBKB, Hedging sales against purchase of oash gram to arrive and local pressure had a depressing effect on fu the tures, which declined readily, and the close was easy, the rally from inside figure being in- - sympathy with unwheat. May oorn closed 10 der May. Com planting Is nearincrease the and ing completion in country offerings was not surprisilittle ng. Eastern demand showed A basis Improvement, with the spot higher. Oats held steady to with cash within a range of houses buying May and selling July dlrference. Houses with at 1 seaboard connections were buyers of rye, and foreigners also bought early. Export sales at the eeAboard aggregated 150,000 bushels. Packers were credited with buying Prices May lard to rover short were easier early, but advanced with cloeed the at and top with grains Trading was gains of 10c to 12 toward the last active and offering not large. Bellies were bought more Jlosod on 20c July. higher freely and advance. Ribs were slow at 12 A good demand existed for bellies for shipment and (hams wer4 also advance for taken freely at skinned And up for heavy green. Hogs were lower. wltl arrivals exceeding last Weeks and last yeaPa Parking In the west, Re-as Grain glvsn by the porter. for the past week was 678,-0- 0 last 516.00 year. hoes, against BAgal Or VHI YEABIN- - YTfTB'EEBr NEW YORK. May 24 Ry the Arooti-Sle- d Proro M'attea futures cloeed ateady fit net advnaro of 2 is potato. High. Lew. floe. Pry ITCtae49 Jaa ..IT 46 17 4ft IT 46 . 17U IT 44 17 624717 M !TW March 29 41 16 14.41 19 gg July . ..19 46 27 64 17 M Oet. ..17 69 IT ft Dee . .. IT M IT 90 17 964MT 94 17 91 January, IT 42 March, J7 90. 4periag Jaly 19 17 October, IT to; December, 17 63 a Aa-NEW 1 ORE, May 36 By to ted Proa 14 token fntneee opened steady Jaly. 19 87 OrtM. 11 to December, II 63. T January, 17 42: March. IT to. The geuerai Cetto marked tioaed steady t 6 aft advance of I to V prist. 6 rev IT 1ft bid IT. 11 ask IT II btd. March, Opening. January 17 13 tod; IT 14 tod; July. 17 Sd. October, December, 1T.ll bid 1 1 1W rodvv IT 6S t 107 95 m'ing 105 165 t 105 innf si 9S 64 0 109 ... cv 4 im Pftl 43' 3 sen 4 8 W Nell Tri rf to Tma Emo rfe to .. Third A re d to .. to rfe 4e Tried Prilen ft trim Oil Cel to O 6 17 T ... to 17 3ft 71 IT 17.19 Itoc. unlS i 8v the AsORTHAVg. May I Cot too Pro futures advance nigh Lew IT ft ,16 16 IT 13 17 IS Md 17.14 . .17.11 17.13 17 16 Rid ...17 Oft I at net ..IT July .1 4' to to to rf 4 rrII 9 86 6 to Rehtoe 4 9,l MHl K4 rr S 9ecl e f to . . 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Ner 7e A B 44 92 47 Hi nt to 5e 89 8 104 301 Rr to 174 .. rt. iionono 80l 13J03 ri R Ilea 4 D 98 at O R irt 96 lOWmli M Iff to .. A -. 4s 4s do cr ly espe-clal- com 136 SbuA NEW YORK, May 14. With no great Increase la speculative activity, most markets bore a cheerful aspect today; financial Interest being converging chiefly on the renewed decline In the call money Fate to 1 per cent, the lowest of the year, aot touched otnee two weeks ago; on tho rlso in wheat for this month's delivery to the highest pries In three months, 17 cents above the low March figure, and on the stock market's continued firmness. Such news of the day a inBasra Uik4. terested Wall street contributed to the 155.00) 165.00 more cheerful sentiment, particularly 00 On the evidence that railway earnings as ISO 00 140 00 a whole will be found to have pro270 00 duced the net largest operating profits Havinfs 184.00 m:2l In for April any year since reported, 146.00 155.00 Ofdts. 200.00 910.00 the war. Several even of the larger 124.00 !4N0M railways have not measured up to the 149 0O 180 60 month's results In 1923, but the gen 140 00 100.00 sral showing Is otherwise. The mid262 00 2.H4 Ou week reviews of the steel trade simiA Trust 200.00 110.00 new orders larly reported considerably above the April average, with recent concessions in prices canceled. Milwaukee 11 Rr A M None of those incidents is startling 40 96 94 . let to B .... 94 Me Kb A Tex ew or entirely unexpected; their signifi141101 cance lies In the fact that they are 101 pr tel to A irt to new ad to A .. 95 96 99 not the kind of straws hi the wind 94 Mo Pfttlfic lit is D . 104 341100 104 point to waning Industrial ac ... 121 94 97 97 which to rf to tivity. In a season which has' been to kb 4e ... ... . a! T2 72 72 like this one, by suspended marked, Moot Power to A .. 4 101 11 101 Judgment or divided opinion regarding Morris A 4 let M 84 96 the prospects of general trade. It is ., W Murray Body 90 Net Ami Te ... apt to be these smaller Indications 99 99 94 which, if they follow one another In 21 94 Net bairr Prod to . 94 94 New Kb Tel A Tel reflecting maintenance of stable con5 108 103 14 109 let ditions, gradually complete the picture New Orleest Tec A so that the real character of the busiMex 6e. . 104 101 10 104 ness position can be rocogniiod by New York Orst rf A Ims As ... ... .. 106W 106 sveryone. Transactions on tho stock exchang m to deb to ISM . . . 95 95 94? did not change much In total Inamount to Imp 4 97 94 and most of the day's chants prices N Y Otic A Rt Louie was fractional. But there ware few 0 B 1970 ... ... 4102 108'1Q6 for visible N Y Bd rf to . . . and pardeclines, 104 bidding 41101, 104, i ticular stocks resulted in advances r NYNHAHevto I in some 5 cases or to 148 .... I running points. New York Rr Cofp In other recent year the passing tnc to million car market" in the of the New York Tel rf to weekly loading of railway freight was .... 141 tnd artrvr considered to ton 4 when it occurred before the auN Y Wevtcbeeter A season of maximum demand on tumn Bos transportation. Until the sudden moveKill Lrkpt A Ost ment In the spring of 1922, to replenPew to A . .- . ish merchants exhausted stocks of Norf A Weet me 4 Nor Aier (m goods, the freight in motion never N Amir Bi f to reached that figure earlier than SepNor Pec rf to B .. In that year It was exceeded tember. do nr lies 4e but it during the third week of InMay. Nor Rteteo Pow let 7924 until the figure did reach not 100 41 oos mo to A 1925 until July. Since August or In O 8 L rfe 4 lot 9HJ 98 94 todays report of 1,020.142 loaded cars Oiwoe Wesli R B A coven the second week of the present UW 87 8T 97 Ner 4 .... .... mo month, it Is the earliest recorded Pec O A Bice to 41:100. 10 achievement of that record. The numPkcme Tel A Tel to tint 101 107 1852 I' ber of cars loaded also Is. aa It hapP A T 4a 8108 HA 106 pens, larger than has ever previously . . , 114 118 3 118 Penns R It been reported, even In 1621, before the 8 iniios!in2 do to 164 last week of July, when movement of grain to market la alwdvs large. The Interesting fact of ths present movement t that volume of goods on der distribution by ths railways. In this always significant month of the business year, should continue to exceed substantially all records for the aiiiusViitt io8 t kk ion!ioo W A Twl do deb to 1M do col tr 4o .. ..a.... and the finish was touching 71 lower, w'lth May at 49 and September at July at 72 78 fiat were unchanged to 29 and July pw, with May at wa S whilo rye al40 And July 84 At with .May higher,3 -- fnsfal-Ltio- in Off . one-thir- NEW YORK CURB MARKET 92 open What Threatened to Be Runaway Market surplus In the world stock of copper, nor to deplete their ore reserves at a market price which they considered prolow, most companies have ducing at a rate far under thtr maximum. In some instances ore much below the average of ths reserves was mined; in others, only part of the plant wa operated. Thee observation are by no mean new; but tney Illuminate the figure shown as estimates of possible production. levl-opmen- WffSV. t 269ft1. GRAIN NOTES Anaconda and Chile) Holcl First and Second Place During the .Year 1925. Long Selling Heads 1144 fill Wke liW Ttet 7 .... fli lflftD Thyroea If 7 ... fk lf6e. Core. No. 8 yellow, Utah Copper Mine Ranted Third in World Production . o .? Ha1k A ItfUtt ? Speculative Sentiment Changes, With Public Interest Pointing Toward Support for ' r Pete Issues, N Lid Ss Jllftg 8aw lmto.i tmi, Sits 27, J92G. ,$133.40 $133.03 , li01 i cthr point. Proportlonatoly loir fart On Sal Salljr, May SO to Strolwr IS Limit Octobw 3L Dlrtw StopoTM. JUrntM. Los Angeles tnd return (direct) $42.40 Los Angeles (direct), returning throngll Ban Fr&nclsco or vice vem .530.10 San Francisco and return (direct) $42.60 Portland and return (direct) $43.20 Portland and return, via San Francisco, or vie vers. . $B243 Seattle and return .$$2.53 On Sol Dlly, My IS to SkptnnW SO. limit Octokwr 3L E. A. BiLEWE. Plot. Poao. AjtanL, City Ttek,t Office Hotel Utah. Phon Wai. c. M. BATsararH, Depot Ttckrt Afent. Phen Wan 2 JO. eSO SALT LAKE CITY. Cruite Luxury Ta tho " KEDITEllEANXAJr PALESTINE MYPT Beauty 6pet E. S. ROTTERDAM Now ypeh February i, igyy Loavog 79 Dam mi Writ Driightfa) DenrtoO liiaat rated feidae ikirlto fall ktiaarary. pro ftftmo, oft ft NiWri 1 A ktcaga, as Loral A grata fa ftf HOTEL CLAREMONT by tbe faroenc feet pf Tysmel Rasdi BERKELEY, CALIF, (at ( ccrbn)rg at the herketov hit mctrrf r mq m rew vd with the g vtw In.i rf innm of (rokimrd. Nan frKkriare frv ard the t oc.sn broutifnl briM. noird. hik r.g. gL (urttivnaia, pnts's Only forty nvnutro from Fob frun Fiacm Wttec M Ttrro.c eg Aropcte fw tlvu criga rf w that tho |