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Show r Import of th, Boston W ool mnf Is il n n to tho Notional Council of Dofonoo now tho fallacy of such idooo, son the Boston Nsws Bureau. Tho Inventory of wools In Boston April 1. 117, either held in stook or on the way here, shows a total of tl.TI4.llI pounds, which quantity, rathsr In sx- estimates of Prominent wool men. shows clearly that rumors of a were scarcity This groundless. amount, exceeds tbs stock on hand Dee. IT, ltlf, by pounds, ll.tti.ttf but la only Mil. Ill pounds In excess of tho total on Dec. 17. 1911, showing that there was a decrease In available wool at the close of the 1911 year. "Not bery long ago the wool trade Money Subscribed for Big looked for a rapid climb in the 'and blood grades as Loan Will Soon be In Cir- soon as the government entered the market In efforts to provide for Its new arm tea In view of the present culation Again large quentltlee on hand, howeter. and the possibility that England may send ns some of her excess clip In Australia, wool men do not loo it for a marked advance In prtcea. "It is interesting to nots that In proSHOWS IMPROVEMENT viding for Its men me quartermaster's department has figured that 29 of wool wilt make clothing, pound blankets and other necessary- equipment for a single soldier. On this Boston with 0.000,940 pounds Local Drygoods Markets basis.round numbers will be able to jin arn,y of 2,000,00 men using rM1 Effect of Inclement Jcl0,h ; only the wool now in hands of mer- ' on chants and not drawing that owned by mills, which. In quantity. Is believed to equal warehouse stocks. ondl-nar- three-alght- one-ha- lf ' weekly crop report -- - n flh feature of the week Is of course . tWl bscrlfkmby frop Report.' The Santa . Fa railroads :?:: n condition Oklahoma and Texan. Vtet Kansas has had more moisture, bond leeue. The but shows no general Improvement. Dig great national sstlonal banks hav. a., subwtrlbed, wTnTrkU.erthTy, h sad with Ihsm a number of banka not i ing plowed up and ootton put In, aismbers of the federal reserve, Large acreage In cotton is going tn Corn planting la which subscribed through the national throughout Texas. progressing in southern Kansas. Conhaaka There seems to hav bean an siderable winter killing reported of srersubsaription because, at data of wheat In Illinois and Missouri, but condition of balance la better. Large writing, several Institutions had not acreage has been put Into email grains heard from thelg applications, ascriband beans In California. Alfalfa la ed to the leeue having all been taken making a fair showing generally. Loadings last week Increased 1 per cent. Cars are still scarce. tn The rituxtkra connection with Pig Iron Market. this great event of the week, has tended to stiffen rates everywhere, so It Is Pig Iron, yet unaffected directly war Influences, la sweeping on. id, which la liable to obtain until by r the more extended future the money gets back Into circulation . It Is aleo bavin a deterrent effect on h" hma moving westwa rL Prices odvanced generally. says hlv sew propositions. However, this ielaln ' claimed to bo but temporary; It will h NT! be long before thing, are mralght- - ltf o of a teething spurt wnder fresh deseed out, and tho money market ramand for this year and as a result of mming the oven tenor of Its way. recent selling for next year on a scale gheep man arc reporting to the Wake that their winter's losses ara not which had not been disclosed pre8omr makers along tbe lake as serious as was faared, while the ab- - viously. have booked such buslneee In malle- Promisee abl, "r,k.. ?? foundry that 0 per cent of or .th5?.?vP up '"T.I; their output for the ftrst half of 11S that tho clips still unsold now is under contract. Pdrtd Various aula this stats and Wyoming wHI bring j Detroit have 41 cenu per pound, though some tomobila buildersfor at next year and still activey loeal wool men claim all of tho Utah bought are figuring. Northern foundry and dip baa been disposed of. maileabis mors readily commands Clews Circular. 140, furnace, for this year, with tls ,ear mor Henry Clews of Ws.ll street has ths bnelc In to followlng this wsek's trade has lesold at say IJI and oven 40, valley, sad flnanos circular relative to on one the done former lot price being conditions: There la much complaint In all of 1.000 tons. For last half, MS was on a good tonnaga. Bessemer tirecuona about high prices, and in- paid 41. la scarce and has brought flations already point to lessened also As high as 45, valley, has bean quot- Food Is exceedingly coaiumptlon. klgh, and unleaa relief la found some Indnstrtew Active. mrt of government food control may be expected aa a war measure. "War preparations, certainty that Ths bbor situation also promises fo be- ths government's wants ro recslving ams mote acuta. Scarcity la already precedence over aJl others, beneficial pronounced, and will be more so rains and growing weather throughvhea a half to one million man are out the surplus winter-whestatea, Irswa Into tho army. Not loss than feverish buying of foodstuffs, mobilisathree man are required at home to tion of agricultural forces to supply apport those in tha field, ao that the exigent needs, and tangible evidence hbor situation calls for prompt and that food areas are being greatly stand out as prominent feaThera are Intelligent consideration. t. ome Industries from which no men tures of this weeks navi, says Aoold be withdrawn Into the army; "While there Is a streak of contheir services being much more valu- servatism here and there, and eviable to the country In their present dence that high prices have affected sales of other things thaw V'WJS eeeupatlons. President Wilson wisely oalled att- sections. as well as corplainta fnat ention of tha nation to the cultivation salaried people wIU have to cut down ths ef economy by tho public. Extrava-tssc- s expenditures for many articles, units should bo discouraged In sD country industrial producing tftxrter. and labor ars still rushed in trying to kesp unnecessary demands. Spring-lik- e of hould bs released for more neces-v- y abreast Not only should econ-em- y weather has stimulated retail trade, purposes. be enforced. but - production buying for fall delivery seems to be but sllghtty restricted by the fact that dtoold be Increased by every possible means Some classes of labor may the country It at war, jobbers are do- be asked to do their share exeir by moder- lux well, end from practically of the country cornea the now ator or suspending during the war put raw of familiar plaint about scarcity which have tended to materia Is. with some lines still greatly the cost of commodltlea, the In Industries where war pro-S- ts disgruntled b scarcity of care,- Imand war wages have aggravated supply of which as a whole has Uttle. a hfladonary tendencies. Some means proved only every Industrial enter"Practically win hsv to bo found for overcomibeing outputs ng scarcity. Thera Is positively no prise Isaa active, with rapidly aa produced, which thar way than by enlarged Individual taken like up. stocking anything ootpttt; and patriotism and self In- precludes tn scant supply, and manufacterest should prompt suen exertions, Labor la enleM concerned ohhout which still hlghtr prices will turers are visibly more render them even .levs to bw endured. Wa arc In tha listments while, of course, agriculwhirl of weur Inflation and nothing can concernere greatly check It but Wise economy and harder tural interests ed about getting help for farm work; work, Slackers, wasters and prodl-M- b but In this respect the situation may hi these times ftelp the enemy partly relieved by mobilising young end Injure their country as wall as be men froifi the country's high schools thetnselrea. or by better organisation of existing . Wool Roots 0 supplies of labor. Approximately, grantTor several weeks there has been soft coal miners hare-bee- n ome suepfolon that wool stocks In ed an Increase of 70 per cent In wages. the United States were low, hot the although contracts at the former scale of,nt Kansas, ern laaut Hrkm to the 9200.000.000 trgaxury cerUflcatea In connection with j - In.lbr'wv1 .. - I l- -l , rn? trljr eco-sem- lo Brad-stree- ( t short-hande- d, 125.-00- ns a year to sad anthracite eoal miners ere also requesting mine own-er- a to give higher wages." ,, Working Overtime. A widening Reid of business la Influenced by war oondltlona. sad y requirements in many Instances are wbordlnated to the pressing of tbe government," aeys Dunns Kerlew. and "Industries trades which had experienced a lull from tbe previous noteworthy activity now respond to extensive federal buying, and overtime work is enforced to accelerate tbe production and distribution of various supplies intended for military usee. From many- quarters, complaints of scarcity of raw materiel and of labor' become more Insistent and outputs are maintained with Increasing difficulty, while the still occasions transportation concern tn not problem a few directions. Refor quests hasty shipment ?n regular contracts suggest apprehension of deranged deliveries to follow, and urgent demands at rising prices are In some cases Impelled by fears that future needs may not be satisfied. "Yet in some branches In about all sections there la suuihwt a d lenoai-tlo- n to proceed cautiously in making nsw commitments, and efforts to promote widespread economy among consumers are beginning to be reflected in more careful purchasing In retail circles, yntll recently, the weather baa also militated against an active movement of seasonable merchandise, and accumulations of stocks on dealers; shelves ara not wholly absent. The effect of the lessened distribution of staples, however. Is not yet seen In prices, for the trend of meet upward and 9 advJUTand strongly only 17 recessions ap- in week a list of over 00 pear this wholesale quotations - This explains a considerable part ef the week's gain over last year of MS. I per cent in bank clearings outside New York, and the high prices also accounted for much of the Increased value of exports, the quantities being smaller In such important lines aa textllea and manufactures of Isather. Changed condltitiona are noted In foreign trade, aa a; result of tho widening scope of hostilities and the greater difficulties in oversea shipping." Hardware Trade. Tho loeal hardware trade reports this month's business, as M per cent better than for tho corresponding month of last year, with collections fairly good. Requests ara being made for time, until growers receive returns for the wool clips, and can pay up. Everything fa being called for In the line of hardware, with an especially strong demand for wire products and builders' hardware, and staples are steadily being sent out. Lumber Famine. The local lumber trade Is In the depths of despair because the car shortage In the northwestis Is so acute threatened that a lumber famine The mills can not get In this city. ' care "for love or money." and tin re does not appear to be any promise of relief However, General Manager H V. Platt of the Oregon Short Line does not think there Is any occasion for despair, aa western owned cars are now In transit back from the wur where they have been tied up for weeks,' if not months, or been useo for local purposes. When these ears reach the home roads, the lumbermen will be attended to. Plaster and cement are moving In large quantities. Collections ara Just fair. Dry Goods Market. The local wholesale dry goods trad reports a quiet week, shipping out staples when shipments are made, a specialty being cotton voiles. The backwardness of the weather Is having a deterrent effect on business, but with the advent of more seasonable weather, a good business is anticipated. Considerable khaki cloths are expected to be sold this season on account of it being war time. Jobbers say as to the trade at Urge that offers of additional business in silk piece goods for falJ delivery 4 forcing manufacturers to withdraw their lines from. is a queaM ef dslivery'" with n.afacturers who can see little to be gy rvd in accepting orders that it will be impossible to fill. Ths raw material situation, moreover. Is causing apprehension are manufacturers. Prices among strong for all grades of silks, so manare Independent ufacturers Many have found it also Impossible to take ears of sport silk orders for spring, lk holdln firm, with .slier, n advance In price. Bur- entlclpetln lape are In better demand, though lack of supplies restricts tranaactlona Bo quotations are Irregular. IJnau are Luxury, Fine linens are to be a luxury, according to forecasts now being made by Importers, owing to the scarcity of the flder grades of flax In Ireland. Importers eay that sheer linen will be a rarity If present, tendencies continue. The fine Belgian flax Is no longer obtainable, and a large part of the Irish stook Is being used for aeroplanes. The Russian crop In general Is eald to be of poor color this year. Handerehlef linens have been advanced recently on the other side. Cotton goods are quieter, but prlcee are very firm, with a steady call for email iota of merchandise. Staples In many constructions are scarce for quick shipment, and likely to remain so, as many mills are sold Bdve ( 1 Utah Power & Light Co. Cumulative 1 Preferred Stock . First . sot up to July, and are railing back cloths have Dot is production.soldPrint In many years Many been ao wall producers of sheetings are ever run OF ALL TRIS STOCK issued to data has been bought by resident of this territory. New England investors the most careful ond discriminating in the country) and home investor own more than 70 per tent of the total amount now outstanding, r , . . , r i ' THIS PRONOUNCED PREFERENCE for the Stock by the Nation most experienced Investors by the people best situated to know moet bout the Company's operations is an especially and Profitable invest- Jigmficant indication of the Stoeks desirability as a Safe,, Permanent Tax-Frboth as to Assets Preferred First and ment. It Is Independent of War Conditions accrued dividends. CaH or reconunend,.it at, 4101 a share plus ud Dividends. xrite for Statement of Earnings or other information. . . ee - - . - The Harold R. .Smdoi Securities (o.; Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City. NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. J. A. Hoffle A Con member of the Chicago Board of Trade, furnish tho with business, and all yum mills have follower quotations received over all the work they caw handle. " their private mire this afternoom: War Time Desna mi. The effects of war time demands Stock. Bid. Askod. from tha government 4a now manifest Butte N .T in all quartern of tbs market, preference being' given such orders over Bingham Butts Cop 1 .... others. . Tbe entire resources of some Cam. Cop ... . . .. khaki djes. are compulse handling Con. Cop Mines .. being utilised by the government. The Can. Car Fdy. ... cod weather has delayed the active Cosdea Oil distribution at retail of many fine Caledonia ... favis Daly ... .. fabrics used in summer time It is asEly Con. ... ,k.. serted that comparative values mean World Apparently Scarcity r.nce the leas today than at any time First Sail. war. Fine bleached goods Civil forj)-E- " lawns and batistes may be had plenLargely Responsible In ringhams F oa. tifully from England 0 H Mon ... . Some Wild Advances the market io oo well sold that milla HolHnger are unable to meet manv calls furl Inti Pet styles of dress lines for the ! Inti Motors . . home trade. ' All denim, tickings and Inti Motors Pfd. I Jumbo Ext ... , heavy colored maier.l for working Jerome Varda ... suite are very firm, print cloths are EFFORTS TO CURTAIL Kewanoe firm with heavy sheetings vsry In place of j SPECULATION FAIL 1Karr Lake .. .. bought by manufacturer ' eemi-atap- SHOWED SIGNS fi OF WAKING BP 1 Dealings Increased AdiaUy While Price vanced from S to 10 Point . te ! a trade re Tho JocAT retail dry port business afferied adversely by the weather; hot even then !t Is better than it wa year ai?o There appear to bo a good de nf money in circulation, and with wanner weather, much of thia will fnd it way into the tills of dry foods stores Recent prlcee of dry foods have not advanced with the same proportionate speed aa food products but prediet a general advance that mil! make the difference disappear So buy now and save money. The demand for and g folng strong. Millinery t up to is to strong. Mnilnery up expectations with styles running to white to trimmings, with a strong ward flower Summer fabric in iik are eaHed for, and noticeably In sweaters. Neck sear is also proving, a good seher. as are Georgette waists, and thin textiles A of the feature Is the introduction Yamms Tamms." a union over garment for women to wear In housework. with the iower part like inflated pants. WAS STEEL DIVIDEND Boas Mines Marconi Aina. Milford Gold .... Valley Reaction from Peace Rum-o- r Mason Montana Tonopah. .. Easy Absorption of $200,-000,0- 00 Mtspah Ext . Manhattan Very 'Sharp Corn Mother LodeTran.. Treasury Note Midwest Oil And Went Up. Mldwsat Oil pfd Wa Favorable Factor. . Midwest Refg... ... Nev. Mill --e.,, NrpTdulng .. North star Chicago, April 21. World scarcity of Ohio Coppsr New Tork. April a briot H supU aa refloetd by coatantJ ad- Psidflw Osar , . . . . ) period chi wuks stock market gkvs.' I'erlHc 42 Pas 91 expec-goinvancing export bids appeared to bs Profit Shar pfd promise of awakening from Its IStbargy largely responsible for excited advances Ray Hark of the4 past month, trading increasing Lba wheat week in ths , last during to the familiar million share days and Starling Gum market here Notwithstanding that many Siam art Mining .... price advancing 6 to 10 pofnta The 60 Scratch Gravel measwhU besa had sstbacks event which stimulated the list 'to yioient C. B. Marins Boat. . . P. A this U .... morning wttnesssd, quotations Sarj greater activity and strength was ths bowed that tbs interval had added to Buceess Min surprisingly large extra, dtldefld de- vaiuss all ths w'ay from lift to lift a Triangle Film dared on United States Steel common, too. were l S Light A H bushel. Other commodities, state- to s, osts. C. a L A H pfd..,. coupled with the remarkable decidedly higher corn up2 4ft 1 4 Verds 2.22 Ext tn. to to and provisions ment of aamlnga In ths Utah Notes Wildness of pries chnf Other favorable factors of ths week wheat market seemed to have been in- City Service Ssrvles pfd. .... . Included marked betterment tn the creased rather than diminished' by ef- City West Knd Such to forts restrict speculation crop situation, as tndleaced by the gov measures as tho calling of heavy mar- World Film emment report. Improved railway re marginal Aetna Explo. gins and ths fixing of of Octal Powder turn g, the easy absorption of 930O.006 Atlas tended notlcesbly to curtail ths prices tse of orders to brokers and also cut lu Pont Powder .... 906 of note Issued by the treasury Hsrc. Powder down to sn svldont extent ths number to aid the Entente Allies and the unof pit transactions but jt was contend- Big Jim Mm abated Inquiry at higher prloes fef Ths local stock market was quiet and ed by many observers that ths sffsot Ton was to render ths market Houston Oil k on account Otherwise various raw and fabricated products. rathsr unsettled thir iH .. Fed movements mors ef pending legislation in ongresa acThese conditions were tempered la subject to erratic Oil Inves- After sharp declines due to news ' of Wavland cording to Edward T Burton. part by further sensational advaneee in V Zinc tors ars waiting until it u determined serious disturbances In Gerrrsnr end Jerome the grain market and a temporary rtee Victor In call loans to 4 per cent, the maxitbs amount of war tax to be mme4 oo lo unronft ped rumors of revolutionary ktandard Motors .... outbreaks in Hungary and Bulgaria, mum rate of the year to date. v. corporations .. rallied owing to a Chevrolet Quotations for long time accommoFollowing ar the latest quotations ,t-- e market on Monday notable failing off tn tha 1 nited Stataa United Motors dations are stiffened but not sufficientA'nalgamatad Sugar . isibls supply Rotor. to cause concern. total, and wii much Chetm.ra Heneflclal Uft in A) ly The technical situation, namely, an Baras Bkg.-C- s buliishly Influenced oo Tuesday Grant Motors joor Kaywilla . d Wednesday by a:gna of big export Big Ledge short Interest, contributed Bsak of Amonoen Fork . ... Increasing Coaden Refg more then anything eiee to the rise if-- h a. at Winnipeg Bank of Hsbsr City In Coaden O A O hftri'-.Mof atocks of wheat tn storks pfd Book of Southora Utah, Cedar Professional traders were Refg. .. o Con. Wagon A Machir approach of de- Okie utterly unprepared for the steel disr'hbiigo a d the- nearcontracts Peerless bursement end the movement to higher Con. Leifs In. A lav. Co , together Tuolumne livery time in May ... levels which tost some ef Its edge later, Coallnaatsl National bank ... with aarertlnnTthat because of wet Red Warrior . was effected almost wholly at tho exDsarst Vatlonl tnk weather delays wCo seeding, no net 1 w of spring crop acreage would Calif. Packers Dsssrst Savins bank, pense of that faction, . he arhleved gae much ImpMua to bulj- ravia Cfluibank. Farr.lngt.oti rou-k r Farmer A H'oakg :h .nltq ent. but oohrThuredy romora First National tank, peace rocettier eclipsed First National Nark V In iom( decree on Washington i.e.ed First Nat. bank Brigham . . s d tee The reaction, however, from Guardian Cjr. 4b Gy, Co th peace furry wee extremely aherp. ... Homs Ftrslns Co en and at one ttm yeterdy forced Hsbsr J. Grant A f'o almost vertical rise of 17 cent. Hotal Utah Operating Co Cora end oale advanced with wheat Inland Cry atal Bait Co , pfd. . . to new top record prlcee . Optimism InUrmountaln Life 1n Co... resard to the crop outthough, tn Karras Brats bank look for oete tended to check cetns in Provision Knight Trut ACo& ,bank, Rrovo 200 0 Ihe vnlue of thnt cereal Las ton Sugar reflected strength of tersely 2 0$ quotations MoCornl. k A Co aeute and the likewise end hose If not you had better get It In. From present IndiMountatn Sc T4. 4b Tel Co.. 114 M cram 02 60 need of Europe. bank cations the allotment will be over-subscrib- ed Merchants just as our 92.00 Millar -- Cataoon Co Murray .. on Eureka Mines was over-subscrib- ed in Febru-ar- y, offering National bank of ths Republls. tV 00 LIST. STOCK YORK NEW 106 00 National City bank . w hold not to therefore off too you urge long, if 50 J07 National Coppsr bank 126 00 Tha following quotations wrs furto secure any of this stock at the subscripNeph! National bank expect you 00 wtrei, .... Badger Bros, private Ogdsn Stats bank JS0 00 nished by Main --- tion price of street: 166 south Provo Com A Hav bank ... Salt Lake See. A Trust Co. .. 160 00 20 00 H. L fttocks galea Stats Bank of Garfield, Pans. NINETEEN AND ONE-HAL- F CENTS Ar SHARE 226 00 Ptafe Bank of Brigham City 166.00 Alaska Gold M St. Bk. of Millard Co., Fillmore t Send or onoa. order telephone your 160.06 Am Beet Sugar State Bask of Richmond lift 26 00 Am ran 46 Utah Fire Cay company 27 66 Am Car A Utah-Idah- o 7 Sugar Co .. 227.66 Am, Hide A Fdry Utah State National bank , 61ft' 61 6fft Utah Savings A Truat Cj . . . . 102.04 Am. Loco . . . . . . ...j 00 Am Bfflett A R . . 99 9 ifer,kBsos BaskeftjAliWlM ' Telephone faa. 325. Bank A TrtuT Co,.. 422 00 Am Sugar Ref... Ztonal Sill I... 400 06 American Zlne . . Z. C. M L 64 Do. pfd. 79ft! Tf ft 6.660! ft0 Anaconda 160 ft Alta club 609 161 1621192' . 100 00 Atchison Con Ry. A Power Co. (city) , 60 j 49 600 60 JO0 60 Am Woolen Salt Lake City Refunding 76 460 7 S 1 7 100 00 Halt. A Ohio Railroad . Sumpter VeUey 64 j 7 64 66 00 A 60 Baldwin Loco. ... Power Co. 4K .. Utah Light 96 60 Beth, glee! Utah Light A Power Co. (6) . . OO A 96 Utah Light Ry Brook Rapid Tr. 102 0 l9! 411 41 I 41 Utah Hotel company Butte A Superior Utah State Capitol betiding 4s 100.00 Beth Steel B . . 0.400 1141 till Hie Utah Slate Capitol Bldg, 4fta... 164 100 141 10 140 Can Pacific 900 47) HI Ik Central Leather . 400' II j IS 14 Cerro De Pasco .. STANDARD OIL STOCKS A Ohio Chea P. a Ctuc J. A. Hogte A Co member of the Chile Copper Chino Copper Board of the furnish Trade, Chicago A Iron following quotations received ever Colo FuelSteel . . . Crucible then privets wire this afternoon: Cuban Can Sugar Bid. Asked. Erie 8toeka . . General Motor . 1 Anglo .. .11 OG Northern, pfd. 910 ' Ors Atlantic Northern . 420 460 Borne crym ser Cansnea Greene .. . 164 102 Buckeye 1st Merc. Marins , I tool 717) 79 f 400 420 f.004 Do pfd. . Chesbrough . - . . 70 41 i 60 Colonial International Jflc. 11,701 429 1 I 660 12$ Ml Continental iooj III Inter Paper . '. M 41 ... . 17 4 IM Crescent Inspiration Alcohol 7.400 176 166 Cumberland 108) 119 110) Industrial ... 220 210 Eureka 7,100! 45). 44 1 49 Kennecott Coppsr 160 162 Galena Com ... .. .... ....1 Ml K. C. Southern . . 166 140 Galena pfd. ... 11 . 9.500) C4)j II Lehigh Valley 236 Pipe ..I 494 Maxwell .. L Pipe 97 100 42! 1.400, 42) ee ease Miami ee. 16 16 4ij Nett Transit T K 196 N. Y. Tranflt ... 26 M. l'.OOO' 17);f 17) Mo, Pacifls 402 - 96 Northern Pipe . 4 M . 2T0 Mexican Petra. 666 Ohio Oil 979 571 400. 5 Midvale Steel ... 640 645 Prarls Oil iOO. 68 Ml 57 f. Nat. Lead 606 Prarte Pipe .. .. Moot 44 I 44 ; 44 N T. Central 940 240 Solar. Refg 500 179 '1 79 1127! Norfolk A Weet. Southern PP 1.400 tOl) 101) 10.7) Northern PaeifU Southern Penn. Oil 24 J 2SR 21 1.400 106 Con. W. Nevada R Penn Pip -MY 4 1,109' 41 271 a O. Cal Tfew Haven . 400 114 lit 1M) 610 a O. Ind. 70 Ohio Cities Gas. Oat dair 2For i J I r ' ; r ' ? , i J,. , j1 J ' i t- - BUSINESS NOTES jtjt Have You Placed Your Order for .... i CODIVA? .... ... a it Wm. H. Child & Co. lI ...... ... t .... .... :r m "' i"l) r & aa O.O. Ksa Ky ft. O. Neb. . ,.eeeee aa o.o. x.N.j a.. r o ft O. Ohio ftwaa A Finch Union Tana .. Vacuum . ONE-FIFT- J 28 -- 1917 SATURDAYAPRIL DESERET'" EVENING NEWS Washington Pieros Oil ALLIES . ... .... .. ...... e . 466 136 660 637 606 460 100 92 989 60 12 fOllOW r Ontsrlo Silver ... Ontario A 1.400 41)' 54 41 . . 649 400 74 74) 74) Pressed Steel Car 209 1.500' ) Hi! Hi Reading A , ft-- .... 466 1,190! I!) 10)' II h Rep. SI mi 7,oo' m; Ray Con. 9P Sloes 44 47 100, 44 Sheffield 29 S411 94) 94 I00 Pacifls 40 Southern 71 j M 1,100! M Railway Hi Southern 4.209 Mr M 15) fttudebaker . ... 201 700 ,201 210) Texas Co. . . . . . 14 United Rya Pft 2.400 1971I4) 114) Union Pacific I001 571 57 j 57) V. 8 Rubber M.HOOltfl 115) 115) C A teal too l'. 8. Ste!, pfd. in) 2.900 670 ft I rteh Copper . . Utah, K.rurltl. ! U. SJ SmslUas-- . A A. Pfd. . . Weet.re I'nlon . . Er ill min') 500- - 117) 115) 115) 20) 19) 14 48 49 fW We.ttnchojie. ... aaa' 49ft; 76 76 in Wtl.on Pecker. . 10ft' 209 60ft 60 . Willy Overlend (Con tinned front pee one.) SS Sr 66ft 62O101 Atlantic G. A W. L of oar detachments penetrated the To.tal salas, 266.706. German lines tn the sector of bill 04 and brouebt beck prison ere. "Sines April 1. French troops here Concession Granted. captured 171 eennon of all calibres, 411 machine runs and trench can Tho pubjio ntilltlas commission non. The total number of prisoners of j has reached 10,710." Utah has granted; through C. H. Griffin. of tho Utah frslsht buroag, ' JOB PRINTING AND BOOK to nil ths railroads to ostah Hah a rat o 6 ent a hundrsdwsight on meats from North Salt Lako to Salt binding. An excursion Lako City. between We en the pioneer. In Job Prtnt-b- f Carbon county poiatt and Nolan next with a and Book Binding tn the state. Tuesday, in connection was dsroonstrstton. Oar faculties ere the beet for head-Ma- c to tho Denver Rio Grands,permitted as also ef orb, as matter how was a special A ear class email. oarload rate on sheep terse er bow from Ephraim nag Gunnison lo THE DESERET NSW JOB DEFT. lit rs Hlih-ald- . ' ' 't ' , q S SA INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS feUf The Deposits of the National Bank of the Republic are .now orer. $669,141.00 indicating the. confidence the publie places m this institution. years of conservative and progressive growth. Keep YOUR account with the National Bank of the Republic. Twenty-seve- n Mmc CAPITAL $300,000.00 s |