Show THE HEBALD-BEPXJBUCA- i SALT LAKE CITY IITAH SUNDAY FEBRUARY 4 1917 N' 3JR M i - I 8—The stock market’s response to the breaking off of relations with Germany was a sudden uprush of prices many shares comprising the war class recovering from early declines of ! to I points and finishing at net gains of t to 10 while Bethlehem Steel heavy at the outset closed at a gain of SO points with 10k for the new (nonvoting) stock To United States Steel more than any other speculative favorite was due the the latter part of the buoyant rally of session: Steel opened 'at a maxi brief mum grain of 1 points forfeiting more on receipt of the news than the bal from Washington and ance of the active list carrying down wlthlt On the rebound however the stock absorbed with such ease and In such round amounts as to Inspire confidence and about a general readjustment bring More than 200000 shares of Steel common changed hands fully one-ha- lf In the extremely active last thirty minutes Its maximum of the day was 1041 and Its final figure 104 a net gain Of 8 Other striking reversals from the unand hesitation of the first certainty hour included Industrial Alcohol which advanced to 123k after declining to 111k Central Leather at an extreme General Motors S Republla fain of9 S)Texas Company 10 Crucible and Airbrake 5 Coppers rose Steel 2 to 3 Utah showing marked even when the other stocks firmnesspoints were manifesting Irregularity rails were less prominent In Relatively the buying and covering movements some of yesterday’s heavidisplaying ness but Heading New York Central Atchison and Northern Pacific finished the (lay at substantial advances the Bonds failed to keep pace with exissues stock list all International cept American foreign securities fallreported ing to lowest quotationsandyetIndustrials Railway1 toconvertibles 2 points Total sales par eased value 93350000 United States bonds were unchanged on call during the week New York Feb - Xi:u i YOIIK HllltK 92 42 60 6 It 33 ft 73 46 75ft 71ft 40 23ft 74 58ft 84 201 111 48 19 i! 26 Jrl6 Electric j GeneralNorth pfd 30 N Ore otfs ltlnols Central fitter Con Corp Coppei inspiration "inter liar N J M M Tnt pd ctfs ivennecott &Coppei 18 55 John CL Cutler Jr’s weekly market review says: note has brought about condition where our government is a “Germany’s now facing the most critical situation of the great war There is no question but that ths law should go forth from our to the nations ana order must international lawEuropean that country he respected Premier Lloyd George of when he stated: was England “The hope right of the world is 'that America will realize the call that desIn tones that are tiny Is making to hermore Insistent as louder and Setting months go by That In the enforcement of redestiny lies law and' interinternational for spect national rights” ’ 'Until it Is known what the goyern-meof the United States roove busito Germany’s latest regard ness and trade will probably be conlines ducted along more conservative publlo “In the monthly bulletin madereserve 1st by ths federal “ContinFebruary there Is board It la - - nt e with prosperity uation of country-wid-midwinter lull after the expected Christmas Reports by districts say: ‘New York — Evidence of growing exercise greater eautlon disposition to commitments by manufao-urer- s making distributors for later in the vase and “ ‘Chicago— Bankers manufacturers and merchants report evidence of great business activity— Situation favorable “ ‘Minneapolis trade quiet’ “ ‘Kansas City— Increases in bank clearings deposits and postoffice re CeDkllas — Lull following ' holidays until spring continue will probably ' L trade opens’ as BYandsco— Outlook regarded trade conditions are fairly good with prospects favorable “Local securities have been rather lately with a downward tendency quiet In sugar stoeks” “San Pr“£nlBUtah - Cutler quotations: Cutler quotations follow: 1 411 86ft 29 95 84 221 95 41 19ft 29 541 24 91 73 24 92 28 ft 98 84 Preferred Alcoht Preferred Utah Copper ”B” U S Ind 05ft 25 Wabash pfd 95ft Western-Unio49 Westingliouxe E Total sales for day 1075000 shares Excess Legal Reserve of Nciv York City Banks STOCKS Sugar do Amalgamated Beneficial Life Ins Co Barnes Banking Co Kaysrllle Bank of American Fork Bank of Heber City Bank of Southern Utah Cedar Con Wagon & Machine Co Continental Life Ins Co Continental National Bank Dese:et National Bank Deseret Savings Bank Davis County Bank 3 over-estimat- ed m Ogdon First National Bank Murray First 'National Bank Brigham Guardian Cy is Guaranty COJ Grant it Co Heber Home Fire Insurance Co Hotel Utah Operating CO mmmmmmmmmmm Inland Crystal Salt Co preferred Life Insurance Co Kamos Stats Bank Trust & Knight Bank Provo Savings Layton Sugar Co McComlck & Co Co Mur-r&- y 9 Mountain States TeL ft Tel Co National Bank of the Republic National City Bank National Copper Bank Nephl National Bank Ogden State Bank Provo Com & Savings Bank Salt Lake Security St Trust Co State Bank of Brigham City State Bank of Garfield Panguitch State Bank of Millard County Fillmore State Bank of Richmond Fire Clay CoCo Utah Utah-Idah- o Sugar Utah State Nat & Bank Trust Utah Savings Co Walker Bros Bankers Zion's Savings Bank St Trust Cm M alL Lires--Deman- 16 d I Alla club SUGAR New York Feb 8—The breaking off of diplomatic relations with Germany led to further selling pressure In the market for sugar futures and were 1 to 5 today net prices 5200 points closing Sales March 381 lower bags May 382: July 388 September 392 Raw steady and unchanged Granulated V 676 i' - Zurich Feb 4 — The French and English propagandists who have been accantons tive in tho French-speakin- g of Switzerland elnce the beginning of the war' are now carrying their agitation into the German-speakin- g parts of the republic Recently several of the agitators arrived hero to arrange mass meetings As some of these demonstrations led to fights between the sympathisers of the Teutonic powers and tho alliss several citizens’ petitioned tho contanal organizations authorities 'to pro1 hibit such meetings in the future This could not' be done under the constitution but tho polioe have been etruoted to supervise the meetings rigidly and not to tolerate any ic- 1 tlons of neutrally’: an ‘ - 6 15 R 1145 P 1145 P 1155 P n RK P 0° 1L55 P ’"vCr Krlm-mitsch- Paris Feb 3 —The government’s plan to Increase the military strength of France by utilizing the services of all available men came before the chamber of deputies today In the shape of an emergency bill requiring that those previously rejected for physical defects shall undergo another medical examination Albert Favre and several other dep utles fought the proposed measure M Favre recommended that better use be made of the present strength of the army and a greater effort by the allies An amendment by M Deguise in tended to do away with further medical examination except under certain restrictions was voted down 417 to 60 London Feb 4 — Under the leader ship of the lord mayor of iajuuu: a movement has ben ' started to equip and send an expedition to care for starving Rumanians It will be called the National Rumanian Relief expedition and will call under Red Cross colors some time In the near future Several American women are promenent In the move- ° r f Odn ud ®auBflss - 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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM T 720 A 720 A 815 A 910 A 1100 A GERMAN FACTOR IS RECRUITS SOUGHT FOR FRENCH ARMY one-arm- ed Depart at AN FRANCISCO so Is- - nt Shee Bln I suffered a long time with pain In the bladder and after unsuccessful treatment by other doctors I tried Tom Shee Bin’s herbs medicine and I Immediately felt bet cured and ter and now am entirely terfect health I recommend enjoy Tom Bnee Bin to all who need his services W P HERKEY COKE CO CAMERON COAL CO turned on with the foot which will catch and hold perfectly tight by means of tiny magnets any object that may lie on top of the table The draughtsman has only to adjust his Implements exactly to his liking' press a lever with his foot and then take 'a pencil or pen and work with It The use of the magnets has even been varied so that only a small portion of the top of ths table Is magnetized at once requiring only a minimum amount of current The new invention which was evolved in the turbine shops of the German Electric company can be operated from an ordinary electric light connection or if desired' through bat- teries SWISS SENTIMENT anti-Germ- & SPRING CANYON COAL CO can be that an electric currentarranged Co MONET INDEPENDENT COAL ed The new table Mines company Principal place of business room 515 Kewhouse building Salt Lake City Utah Notice Is hereby given that at a regmeeting of the boardCon-of ularly called the Cedar Talisman directora of solidated Mines company held on the 3rd day of February 1917 an aeee-meNo 10) of 1 cent per aha re was levied on all of the outstanding capital stock of the corporation payable Im George Bag mediately to the secretary lin at the office of the company 51a Newhouse building Salt Lake City asUtah Any stock upon whichonthis Alaron sessment may remain unpaid 15 1917 will be delinquent and adverand public auction tised for sale at will be unless payment is made before at 10 sold on Saturday April 5 1917 office the company’s o’clock a m-515 Newhouse building Salt Lake City Utah to pay the delinquent assessmentthereon together with coat of adverUsing GEqRGB bAGLIN Secretary 4 1917 know” we submit these figures and again STANDARD COAL CO are one-arm- ASSESSMENT NOTICE KO 10 CEDAR TALISMAN CONSOLIDATED cars invite them to determine for themselves who is responsible for the present coal shortage Respectfully - cri Miller-Cahoo- 368 So the people may 1 in Bank Merchants n Total 14 TUNING company incorporated under the laws of the state of Utah Principal place of business Salt Lake CityAUtah Notice Is hereby given J that at a of the board of directors held meeting on the 1st day of February 1917 an h of assessment on 1 cent per share ' was levied on the Outstanding the company paycapital stock of the 1st day of March able on or before 1917 to W A- - Byers treasurer of the company at No 207 Atlas) block Salt Lake City Utah Any stock upon which tills assessment mayjremaln unof March 1917 will paid on the 1st day advertised for sale be delinquent and and unless payment at public auction Is made before will be sold ton the 20th a m dav of March 1917 at 9 o'clock office of the company room 207 at the block Salt Lake Clfy' Utah to Atlas assessment together pay the delinquent with the costs of advertising and ex- penze of saleV A BYERS Secretary 207 Atlas block Salt Lake City Utah - Paris Feb 4—A - correspondent recently returned from the Nleuport district states that because of the flooded condition of the country there the GOVERNMENT HALTS troops have been withdrawn to the higher portions of the oountry with COAL MINE PLANS the exception of those on the tiny Isas which are used land forts outposts These forts extend In a circle and cover Has Not Yet Taken Over Centiol of Collloriso as Aaxonneed a large territory Boats are neoessary for communication with the main Some Time Ago forces London Feb 4 —Blnoo tho statement in parliament last month that tho govINVENTION TO AID ' ernment Intended to take over control all coal mines in the country little ARCHITECT CRIPPLES of has been heard of the project It Is however that considerable IS BERLIN’S IDEA helleved has been accomplished behind the scenea and that fuller details will be forth8 — BERLIN Feb & After oountless coming early In the spring drawing table The prime minister has assured a or board has been Invented which miners’ union that delegation from the be Involved In state by means of magnets to hold whatever may and triangles tight can be In coptrol Ittowould not be detrimental men It had utilised by the Interests of the workany way been feared that many soldiers men In the coal region it is underwho were architects before the war stood that there will be little or no Inand who have either lost onei arm terference with the ordinary machinery or Its use would have to go Into by which the Industry is carried on some other calling after the conand that state control will chiefly affect the distribution of coal after it flict The new Invention opens up Is brought to the surface them for after great possibilities - 7-- ’ OUTPOSTS IN FRANCE mm Con Ry & power So —The statement of Saiff LiceiU refunding y' one-hal- ISLAND ‘FORTS’ AS BONDS New York Feb 3—Mercantile paper ft® 8ft sixty-da- y bills 4721 comSterling sixty-da- y mercial bills on banks 472ft commercial sixty-dabills 4 721 'demand 47570 cables 476 Demand 58 4 rabies 583 ' francs— —Demand 67ft !cables 67ft Kronen — Demand 1080: cables 1082 GuIMers — Demand 40 cables M 728: cables 727 Rubles —Demand 2825 cables 2860 “ Mexican dollars 591 f big industries and heating plants in this vicinity leaving about of shipments to be distributed among the consumers of Utah Idaho Oregon Washington Nevada and California If the Denver & Rio Grande had done its full duty as a common carrier it would have transported the entire output of these mines as shown by the following: 29 cars Winter Quarters 33 cars Clear Creek 30 cars Mohrland 35 cars Black Hawk 25 cars Hiawatha 40 cars Independent 35 cars Spring Canyon 12 cars Carbon Fuel 40 cars Standard 50 'cars Castle Gate 7 cars Panther 15 cars Cameron 15 cars American Iud 1 car Utah 1 car Ketchum -- house 1921 the actual condition of clearing for the week banks and trust companies Valley railroad Sumpter re3165469540 hold ( hows that they 1927 serve in excess of legal requirements Utah Light & Power Co This is a decrease of 925914070 from 1980 last week Utah Light St Power Co 1830 LIVE STOCK Utah Light St Railway - Chicago Co 1984 3 — Hogs — Receipts Feb 3000 market strong lOo to 16c above Utah Hotel Co 1921 State Capitol yesterday’s average Bulk 1175691195: Utah Building 1934 mixed 114001205 Utah light 112501190 State Capitol heavy 1145611205 rough 114501160 1935 Building 92501050 — 111 -pigs Wdvu liiBiaiivv 100 Cattle Receipts Ad market stead' Add accrued interest to quotations on Native beef rattle 775® 1200: western bonds steers 775 01015: stockera and feeders 6000910: rows and heifers 5001025 NEW YORK GRAIN calves 100001400 — 1000 Feb 8 —Wheat spot firm York New market Sheep Receipts strong Wethers 104001175 ewes 75001075 No 2 hard 188ft1 No 1 northern Du Nonorthern Manitoba luth 302ft:' lambs 120001465 196ft f o b New York ' 00Kansas City Feb 8 —Hogs —Receipts c Corn spot firm No 3 yellow 110ft I t Now York market higher Bulk 1150 01185 heavy 117501190 packers and butchEVAPORATED FRUITS ers 115001185: light 112501160 apYork Feb 8 — New 92601075 pigs - Cattle —Receipts 1000 market steady ples quiet prunes dull Evaporated and easy apriPrime fed steers 110001175 dressed cots and pe&ohes firm raisins easy beef steers 86001085: western steers BUTTER 75001125 cows 6000950: heifers 111 Feb 3 — Butter 550 tubs 70001100 stockers and feeders 675® Elgin 3600 bulls 650 0 850 calves 700® old at 89 cents 1275 FLAK Sheep— Receipts 1500 market steady 3 — Flax 2870293 Feb Lambs Minneapolis 127501460 13000 yearlings wethers 103501250 ewes 1000 01075 ALLIES WORK ON -- ed May Oats— May 58: July' 52ft — 2800 Pork May 2833 July July Lard— May 1016 July 1682 Ribs— May 1600 July 1625 Cash quotations : Wheat — No 2 red 164ft Nos 2 and S hard nominal Corn —No 2 yellow 95ft No 4 yellow 93ft® 95ft No 2 white nominal Oats —No 2 white 61063 standard 511053ft 2 140 Rye— No Barley — 1000127 250 ® 650 Timothy— —120001760 Clover Pork— Nominal Lard— 1525 Ribs — 1462 0 1500 Farmington & Stockgrow- Farmers ers’ Bank First National Bank Z Reduced Over $25000000 - Chicago Feb’ 8— "Wheat prices shot skyward today after L down plunge of 6 cents The rise following amounted values to 14 cents the agreatest change since the have shown in day war single beginning of onthetheEuropean of speculators part the buying who had depressing reAmerican effect of a severance of lations with Germany was chiefly responsible' at 1 67 1 The close was 'Wild in wheat 148ft for to 1881 for May and 147as to 8 whole a last with trading July finish Corn to 78 above yesterdays cent to wound up at a net advance-of-lft and oats with a gain of I to 1 cent7 from ' varied In provisons the result of 5 cents cents deollne to a rise Demand for wheat on the ascent of came from houses that largely prices millions were said to have sold short of bushels before notice was received of of Germany’s decision for a renewal unrestricted sea war The same ' contocerns were also conspicuous- sellers £fforts to even up short sales of to get oufof the market bewhsat andweek-end were conducted on fore the a huge scale WJr the minority who were on tho bear side There also caught was a considerable amount of fresh unfounded rumors that buying duehadto ottered to make concesGermany sions to the United States Some bullr ish sentiment was engendered too by of Eng assertions that with the navies the United States land France and the ocean shipping would patrolling be facilitated rather than hampered From all these causes combined eager ness to buy continued till the gong and left final quotacleared the ft cent of the highest level tions within pit of the session Corn and oats like wheat displayed acute weakness In response temporary to the news of the diplomatic rupture with Germanyno There seemed however need for such extensive to have been short covering later as In wheat The In foodstuffs values did widest changes not reach 5 cents Provisions gave way as much as 57 cents lrt some cases owing to the disclosure of the stand taken by the government at Washington In the end the market averaged exactly though as before relations with Gerthe same many were cut Leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat-M- ay 1671 July 1471 Corn— 97 98: Ex-oit- : The normal output of the Carbon county mines unhampered by the notorious inefficiency of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad is 36S (cars of coal per day Yet in a signed statement the aforesaid railroad f has the effrontery to seek to avoid responsibility for the present coal period extend-ih- g (shortage by boldly announcing that during the sixty-da-y from November 15 1916 to January 15 1917 it hauled from these mines a grand total of 11295 cars of coal or an average of 188 cars per day It neglected to state however that this is but 51 per cent of the daily capacity of the mines referred to and that 20 per cent of the coal thus shipped went to supply the needs of the Denver & Rio Grande itself the Los Angieles & Salt Lake railway the Western Pacific and the Oregon Short Line while approximately 30 per cent went to the International Smelter at Tooele the mills and smelters at Garfield and other Sv L one-tent- ihe KV - Inter-Mounta- Nail Louisville Mexican Pet Miami Copper Mo Pacific (new Montana Power National Lead 'Nevada Copper New York CentraH X Y N IT & Norfolk & West Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Tel Vac Tel Pennsylvania Ray Con Copper Heading & Steel Jtep Iron Arlz C Shattuck Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studebaker Co Texas Co Union Pacific New York Feb LOCAL SECURITIES 1ST Cl Amer Itefct St American Can Amer Car and Amer Locomotive Amer Smelt & Amer Tel & Tel f Amer Z L and Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Loco JBaltimore it& TOhio lrookiyn Con & Jlutte T’allforniaSnp Pet Canadian Pacific ’Central Leather & O 'Chesapeake Chi MU & St F Chicago & X W Chi R I & P Ry Chino Copper JOolo Fuel & Irci Corn Prod Refin Crucible Steel Distillers’ Seo i’reat treat 1 WHEAT VALUES SHOOT ASSESSMENT NOf GOLDENROD PLACER 1868 Deafness Head Noifees Asthma liay Fever Rheumatism Goitie Insomnia Neuritis Sciatica Lumbago and other chronic Piles Epilepsy Nerves bkin Blood the disease of Bowels Heart Lungs 8tomach Bladder Kidneys and Liver Examination Free Call or write 249 Main t gait Lake 8 Hours 6 Ernlnn Sundays 3 9-- 7-- 10-1- ECORD’S VITAL RESTORATIVE - 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