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Show STOCKS GAIN ON EXCHANGE Lower Money Rate Aids in Expansion of Buying Movement v NEW FORK. Jiily 11. A better s-. tone hasOd in p:iri on easier money rates prevailed in today's stock mar- ket. The smaller dealings, however. iSij,' were almost entirely of i professional ' . character. Seles approximated 550,- ooo aharea V, ' The Blrke1 s prevailing Indlffar- , v ence to bad news relaxing money rates v"- which facilitate, i new ftnan Lng and an V optimistic Feeling regarding future dl- i vidend meetings, caused a considerable -.V expansion of the early buying move- merit Advance? In a large variety of shares ran from 1 to 3 points, with slocks winch are no' ordinarily very active in good demand. Th recognized leaders lead-ers also forged steadily hlghor Corn Products, American l?rake6hoe and Foundry, Internatlonah Paper. Wool-worth Wool-worth and International Nickel preferred pre-ferred were marked up 2 to 2Vs points. Prices moved steadily forward dur-,np dur-,np the morning on a broader volume nf busin ss. openir. n: a gain of 2 'a I . - -I .. I t .n.ln.l lie osl ance to 7 point.9 beforo noon 81 ide-baker ide-baker rose points to the year's highest quitatlon and early lmprovc-fent lmprovc-fent among oils was enhanced. High grade transportations, notably I'n'.iin P.nific. New York 'ntr.il and Chicago and Northwestern featured the rails at gains of 1 to 1 points. Equipments, shippings, motals and leathers rose 1 to 2 points, with Baldwin, Bald-win, American International. American Ameri-can Smelting, National Lead. Central Leather common and preferred and Endicott Johnson among Ihe leaders Cull money opened at A per rent against Mondays early quotation at 4Vi Per cent. Regardless of the more threatening aspects of the railroad strike situation prices at tjic oueset of today's stock market session, Including the railway group, were mainly better. Foreign , oils led with 1 point gums for Mexican Mexi-can Petroleum and Royal Dutch, the domestic group making fractional advances. ad-vances. Consolidated Gas and National Nation-al Lead also wore strong but LaClnde Gas. Davison Chemical .nd several of the low priced coal shares were inclined inclin-ed to eaae. Foreign exchange strengthened before be-fore the opening of the market on the more hopeful advices from Ixindon And continental points. French and Belgian government bonds made partial par-tial recoveries from Monday's severe decline. Inactive steels. oils and utilities were the only prominenl features "i the listless final hour Gulf states Steel, Barnsdall A and MiacKay companies com-panies showed gains of 2 to 5 points The closing was strong. CHICAGO FUTURES CHICAGO. Jwlv 11. The closing futures fu-tures ranged as follows. Open High Low Close Wheat July 11.14 1 16 U 1 UVi 116 Sept. 1.12 1.14 H 1 12 1.144 Ot 1.14 1.16 1.14 1.16S Corn Julv .61'.; .62 .61 i Sept. .63? C47h 634 .K4 Dec. 63 ',a .646 .63H .64 Oats July .S4 .87 -34i,i .35 Sept. .37V 38 .37 .37&4 Dec 60 .41 .40 .40 Pork Lard-July Lard-July 10.75 10.90 10 70 10.90 Sept. 10.97 1117 10 02 1117 Ribs July 10 90 Sept 10. SO BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO. July 11 Butter lower, receipts 21,109 tubs, creamery extras 341jc; firsts 4234c: seconds 30$31c, standards 35 Eggs, higher; receipts 22,337 cases; firsts 22-ft22c; ordinary flrstn -'ofa 21c; miscellaneous 2102Sc; storage packed extras 23 4c. storage packed f.rstB 23 c. Poultry higher, fowls 25c; broilers 30i39c; roosters 15c. MOXLT M KKET NEW YORK, July 11. Call money easier; high 4: low 3, ruling rate 4, closing bid 3'; offered at 4; last loan 3; call loans against acceptances 4. Time loans firm; 60 days 4. 90 days 4. 6 months 44. prime mercantile mer-cantile paper 4 ( 4. LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK, July 11. Liberty-bonds Liberty-bonds closed; First 3's $100.34 first 4's not quoted; second 4'h $100; first 4A's S100.34; second 4 U'n $100.12; third 4's $100 14. fourth 4Vs $100.34; Victorv 4s $100 ',. NEW YORK STOCKS. Allied Chemical & Dye ii Allls-Chalmers . .. . 50t American Beet Sugar 4C American i'n . . C3tb American Car & Foundry bid 111 4 Amer. Hide ft I.entlier nfd 70'4 American International Corp. ... 4'.,aj American Locomot Ivn 113 American Hmelllng & Refg M. American Sugar ..79 merican Sumatra Tobacco, bid ... 39 American T. R- T 11'0'i American Tobacco 1 42T American Woolen 90' Anaconda Copper ':CH Atchison 101 All. Quit & W indie SS' Baldwin Locomotive 114 ' Baltimore St iiio WVh Bethlehem Steel B" .. 76 Canadian Pa iflc lM-'l Central Leather ("handler Mcior .. . . .. ', n rh'sapeakn & Ohio fix Chicago, Mil. and ,i rul 23-S Chicago. R I. ft P.ic . b34 ChlRO Copper i 29'i Colorado Fuel Iron hrl Colorado Fuel ft Iron", bid 81 I'orn Products 104 Crucible Steel I 7ft Krle l44 ECamOUS Players-Lask " . t.eneral Anphnlt 6S4 General Qlsctflc, bid . . IS7 General Motors 14" Goodrich Co. . .'. WT Great Xorthern Tfrl NO' Illinois Central, bid ion Inspiration Copper oJ. International Harvester 99i Tnt. Mer. Marine pfci 7C International Paper .. SIS Invincible Oil 1 a Kelly-Springfield Tire ilji Kennecott Copper . . SS Louisville ft Nonhvllle 131 Mexican Petroleum 16 1 Miami Copper 20'i Middle States 111 IS fldvalo 8tel f..r- lllwouri Pa. if!. 22', .rv Tork Central 9ii'4 N T X )r imtl Hartford 30H Norfolk i: Western .. 110 Xorthern Paclflo 77S4 'kUxhoma Prod ft Ref Pa'i Ifio nu ... . 57 '2 Pan American Petroleum .. .. 72'4 Pennsylvania . . 4.'7j People's Gas .. .. F.1 Pur Oil ... i0;, Ray Consolidated Copper l't Reading- 75VS Rep Iron ft Steel 72 Rc al Putcb. XT 56ft Sears Roebuck 77 '4 Sinclair Con till Southern Pacific SO Southern Railway 24 I Standard Oil of N. J lUVL Sludebaker Corporation IS4C Tennesaee Copper lSj Texaa Co 46 Texaj ft Pacific .. .. . . . 2P Tobacco Products 79 Transcontinental Oil i3". I n Ion Pacific 141 K I nlte.l Retail Stores eg I". S Ind. Alcohol 66 United States Rubber 61 S United States Steel 100 Utah Copper 63 We.stlnphoiifie Fleotric . 5-9 Willys Overland R4 Amer. Zinc. Lead and 8m 17 Butte and Superior 29 Vt Vila PetroU-um . flsi, Men tan a Power, bid 70 Shattuck Arizona io Great Xorthern Ore .. . 40 MINING SECUmv!:i. fAs reported by J. A. Hotrle ft Col . Bid Asked Ai'a M. hlitan t .04 I 05 Anteione star oi Alta Con . oVi Albion Cons 0941 11 Am. Metals 01 .01U ita Tunnel u ! g ""'Hon oi .024 Big inn 02C' o.-! Big Cot Coal 04 04V Beaver Copper 00U 00 Bay State oi , 05 Black Metal 08 1 10 Bingham Galena 004j 01 Central Eureka 00sl .02 Cedar Talisman .. .04 Columbus Rfxall ju .3254 Colorado Con 00'-. otu Crown Point .. , .05. Oi.2 Cardiff S3 " .3o 0ff 004 Cott. King 014 Cott. Metals ' oi'J raiy 1.35' Daly West 1.75 1 25 Dragon 6 Empire Mines 024 03 E. ft B Bell 2 35 . . . Kmerald o4 .03 Kureka Minen . .. .. . .0444 06 E. Crown Pt .024 024i K T,n Coal ooij .01 East Tin. Con. ... 06 09 Kaat Antelope 004! 01 Eureka Lily 08 Eureka Bullion 05 054 Gold Chain 0.34 1 .06 :r.ind Central fio 65 Hamburg Mines oi "owe" 04 !os Iron Blosaom 2 .34 Indian Queen 00'A Vo" Ks. "'204 '214 Judge M. S 2 40 ' 2 50 Keystone 35 60 Kennebec 03 .0i Leonora 001 01 Lynn Big Six 06 12 Monzonlto Mammoth 50 May Day 0lfc 02 Michigan -Utah 27 ' Nw Oulncv 02 , Nalldrlver .22 N'orth Standard . .. .. 024 !0S O. K. Silver 004 ,004 Opohongo 004 00 Plutus i; 204 Prince Con 04 074 I aloma 00 4 01 Ploche Bristol . . .. 004 004. Price- Mining .. f2 04 Provo o2 '.01 Rico Well 094 17U South Standard .... i0 ' Scl 024 0V i.u,..o uoi oi Silver King Coal 2.j0 47:- Sllver King Con .40 .42 Sioux MlncM 05 OR Silver Shield Tar Baby 02 03 Tlntii Central . .014 a . Tlntlc Standard 2 00 2.0B4 Uncle Sun oi !oi4 Utah Con. .. . OHi Victor Mining . .004 02 West Toledo 014 01 K Walker Mining 3.15 3 50 wood lawn .06 4 1 07 Yankee Con !o2 1 Zuma I .06 '.'07" Opening 9alet Colorado Consolidated. 1000 at 6.c Emma Sliver 1000 at tC. Iron Blos-som. 500 at C14e Silchigan-UtaU, 600 at 2Sc. W.rth Standard. SOOO at 24c " MristoL 200" ;il '4,- rr!:i.. Consolidated sooo at iu.-- jooe at 6-V . UKiu at 7c. Silver King Coalition. S'jO at $2.40 SlUer King Consolidated 500 at 40e- .'o-jv Mine' 1000 n 6, luOi) at 5JL' Tlntlc Standard 400 at J2 00 West Toledo 6600 at l'c. Closing Sales. ''.lumbiis P.exi; 7t'0 ;, '"olorado 'i.nsolldated. 1000 at 7c Emina Silver, 2000 at r Iron Blixssom 1200 a: 3Lc Iron King. 1000 at 3lc: 5S1 st 204c North Standard. 4000 at 2'c " " ' Silver King Coalition. 200 at $2 40 Sioux Mines. 1000 at 6-. West Toledo. 6000 at 14c METAL MARKKT KBW YORK. July 11 Copper firm; electrolytic opo'. and nearby 14c. later 14 14 4c. Tin easier spot and futures 31.26 Iron stear)' prices unchanged. l-a.i. stead . spot 7.1 '.m. rjuiel Eelsi St Louis spot und nearby delivery 6 501? 6 56. Antimony spot 5 On tff5 25 UNLSTED FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS. (As reported oy J A Hogle & Co i Bid Aked Argentine us 1S45 78 SI 4 do Gs 1947 72 4 70 4 Brazil i I 11 Klv U l.n 46 46 do 5s 1903 60 63 do os 1908 60 63V Bueno A. 6s 1916-44 dgi 634 06Vs do 6 1016-4-4 (small!.. 60 63 Copenhagen 4s 1901 72 76 Paris Orleans 6s 1 56 ... 76 80 Cjban govt 6. 1'JCO )g) . 84 V 66 do 6s 1929 (small) "3 85 Sao Pa-ulo 5s 1907 61 65 do 5s 1906 6S 71 Bunoa Aire JVs 1906 44 74 Jop f 1907-47 7IS 7ff Norway 3Vs 1902 624 57 do 3Va 1904 624 5Ki Sao Paula 8s (Klri 1 119. . 380 395 Jap 4a 1931 Hmalli . .. T' 16 do 44a 1926 (ami ,'nd acr, S8 89 LOCAL INVBSTMENT SECURITIES. (As reported by J. A. Hogle & Co. 1 BANKSTOCK& I Bid I Asked Bankers Trust I$150 00l$ie0 Columbia Trust 91 00 1'e.ieret National 269 00 27 1 00 Kirpt National 01" Ogden..!. 1 310.00, l'tsiret Savings j 03 00: . . . National Bank of Keputllcj 160. 00 200.00 National Copper 145. OOi 165 00 Security State bank ... 100.00 1'tAh State National .. . . .1 100 00 120 00 Utah Savings 4; Trust ... 96 00, 106 00 Walker Bros Bankers . . . 228 00 232.00 Zlon'a Savings i Trust . I 205 00 iNDUSTRlAIi STOCKS. Amalgamated Sugar 3.15 5 36 do pfd 60.00 70 00 Con Wagon . 60.00 63 00 Home Fire Ins 320.00 30 SO Independent Coal .47 60 Morgan Tanning 101.00 1 03 '.0 Mt States Tel A.- Tel 99.00 101.00 Schramm-Johnson 8s pfd 93.00 101 ni Standard Coal -62 .68 I'tah-IdaJio Sugar . . 3. SO 3 35 L tah Flro Clav 50 00 60 00 Utah Pr & lt pfd . .. 94 00 96 00 Z f M I .. 113 00 116.00 O S Fuel 7s pf.i .72 Walker Bro Dry Uoods.l 200 00 BON L&. f.-minerclul cul fis . .' 64 00 S L Stock Ex 6s 1929 38 00 90 00 1 Standard Coal le 1923 ... 98.00 I ITtah Pr t Lt 1st 6 1944 J 90 00 91.00 Ctah Lt A Pr 4s 1830 ... 82 00 S7 . 00 , Utah Securities 6s 1922. . 100 001 101 00 Utah -Idaho Sugar 7s 1920 Mj fts.Bo FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW fORK, July 11- Uoroign exchange ex-change steady. Great Britain, demand $4 435; cables ca-bles $4.437, 30 dav bills on banks $4.41. France demand. &."C'. cables B "4 . Italy, ilemapd 4.4912: cables 4.50 btlfe'.uiu, demiind. 7Jj,2, cables 7 68. Germany, demand, .20'.?. cables' .20,. Holland, demand, 38 82; cables, 28 67. Norway, demand, 1C40. 5 -den, demand. - i'enmark, demand. 21.60. Switzerland, demand 19.17. Spain demand 15 60 Greece, demand, 299. Poland, demand. 02. 'zecho-Slovakla demand, 2.30. Argentine, demand, B0.87. Brazil, demand. 13 )($, .Montreal. Uuinu.ii.1 'JH 18-16, SCG.VR MAJtKEn? I NEW YORK. July 11. The raw I sugai market ua quiet early today, and tthile spot Cuban wore Unchanged at f.0& foi centrifugal, July shipment was 1-32 cent lower on sales of 14,-000 14,-000 bagn to operators at 3 15-32 cost and freight, equal to 6.08 for centrifugal. centri-fugal. Raw sugar futures were generally easier owing to the continued liberal offerings In the spot market. At midday mid-day prices rulsd arout 1 to 2 points lower except July, which was 1 points higher on covering No changes were reported in refined sugars. I Fine granulated was listed al S SOft 8.60 with a good Inquiry for prompt delivery. Refined futures nominal. Sugar futures closed ens , approxi- ' mrvte sales 2 1.800; September $3 (i September 53 14. March 3.23. May $3.30, FLOUR MARKET MINNEAPOLIS Minn. Julv 11 Flour unchanged to 1 Do lighcr; family fami-ly patontx $7,60(7.75, jSran $h.go(ig qo FOREIGN SIM i n NEW 1 OEK, July 11 Foreign bar I illver 70c I Mexican dollars ile, I |