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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
EASTERN MARKET
OPENED STRONGER

James A. Pollock &; Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
market opened strong today on expecta
lions OF a favorable outcome OF the Brit
ish coal strike conferences. but nothing
OF Importance materialized In that direc-
tion and the close was slightly reaction
ary. In this country the operators re-
fused the demands OF the miners in full,
at Il Joint conference held In New York
today between the anthracite operators
and representatives OF the United Mine
Workers. Indications are that the Law
renee textile strike Will come TO an end
this week. We do not favor following
the advance any further until something
would buy only on sharp declines FOR a
while.
Logan & Bryan, New Yorls.-.Dcspite
the fact that there was considerable
pressure in evidence from the element
operating for a decline. the active is
sues today closed generally higher than
last night. In the afternoon there was
some scattered realizing after the mine
operatives reply to the miners, In which
the demands of the latter were refused
was made public, but otherwise there
was little in the news to encourage op
eratjons In either direction. Judging by
the demand for stocks in the loan crowd,
the short Interest In the past few days
has shown an expanding tendency and
side of advancing prices are permitting
the market TO take n natural course
pending further developments 1t is
quite true that the conditions surround
Ing the market still such as would
permit a very bearish construction, but
a factor worthy of note Is that outside
liquidation appears TO have almost run
It's course and that the leadership on the
buying side at present Is much more In
fluentisl than has been the case for quite
a. period.
Hayden. Stone & Co., Boston.-'rhe
afternoon session of the Boston copper
share market is featureless. with prices
practically unchanged from the early
dealings. While some realizing is in or
der. the undertone is strong, and all of
fcriugs arc quickly absorbed. There is
little news today To influence trading one
way or the other. with a result that tho
market has been very narrow. few
sales OF Hancock depressed the price 10
20. The general list is quiet. at slightly
higher range of prices than last night
IIornblower & Weeks, Boston.-Cop
pers were very dull today, but the under
tone remains strong. Changes were
fractional either way, with traders rather
mixed as To the next move. Sentiment
for n pull is bullish, but at present II
seems 10 be a waiting market
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CO,

Principal place OF business room SIS
Dooly block Salt Lake City. Utah. No
tice Is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the directors held on the sth day Of
February, 1912, an assessment OF ! cent
per share being assessment No. 3D. was
levied on the capital stock of the corpora
tion. payable Immediately TO A. Reeves.
secretary OF the company, at his office.
5l6 Dooiy block. Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on SATURDAY, March
l6 1912 Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale al public auction; and. unless
payment is made before will be sold on
tho Sd day of April. 1912, at . o'clock
u m OF said day. TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the cost OF ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
A. REEVES Secretary
6ib Dooly block Salt Lake City. Utah
First publication February 10, 1915,
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BEARS RAID WHEAT
MARKET IN CHICAGO
Drop of a Cent or More Under
Tuesdays Figures; Corn
and Oats Of.

CHICAGO. March 13.--Signs that there
was a liberal floating supply of wheat In
the market today developed more cour-
age among bear traders than al any time
I'm months. Latest figures showed drop
Of a@9c to lk@1ic under last night
There was net loss OF &c TO 1c in oorn
and a shade TO &c for oats. Hog products
finished the same as last night 10 oc up
II was a day OF almost continuous de-
clines in the wheat pit. cargo OF
wheat shipped out OF here TO ManitoWoc
last fan was sold TO come back to Chi
cago for delivery on May contracts
Buffalo pcrsistently offered wheat, re-
'ceipts continued large in all directions
foreign exchanges were weak and Sno"
was forecasted in the winter crop belt:
The worst weakness came just before
the close, when group OF houses nad
selling orders which the market seemed
unable TO digest. Between the opening
and the last sale May ranged from
81 023Gbl.O2E TO 1.04, with the tinal tone
comparatively steady at SL,0e2Nl .O2s, a
setback of l1@tac from the quotations
current twenty-four hours before.
An opening bulge In corn on account
decline May slipped TO a discount a@nd @
after having varied from 7o5c to izc,
closed weak at 70tc, a net loss OF 1c
even S1owness ruled in cash. NO. :
yellow was not quoted.
Mav oats ranged from S3bc to o3kc ana
closed &c off at 5S2c.
The light run of hogs here and at other
ua cking centers made provisions range
upward In the end pork varied from
the same as last night 10 2aI5c higher.
with other products trihe more nrn on
the whole.
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NEW YORK. March 1S.-Standard cop
per- firm; spot, $l440@l4.57t. March.
sl42o61425; April and May, s14.22i@
1870: June and July. s1A22tmt445.
London firm. spot Gel Is Sd; futures
S65 les 3d. Arrivals reported at New
York today 225 tons. Customhouse re-
turns show exports OF H. 40 tons so far
this month Lake copper. 145@14Sc: cleo
trolytlc. 14s@1dsc; casting, 13i@14tc,
Tin easy; SPOT. s42oO64225 March.
81 o0q42.b0: April. sl1.A0642.Oo; May,
81 io94l 20; June. si0I5@415o; July.
S4o.9O@41.25; London. easy; spot s1So
os; futures, s1S6 5s.
Lead quiet. S4.0064.10 Now York; 81 o5
g3.sIb East st. Louis. London. Els
spelter steady. ss9o97Io New York.
$s.s0nhoo East st Louis, London. s26
Antimony quIet; Cookson's. s725.
, Iron. Cleveland warrants, SIS Sd in
! f9undryy northern. s1&.75915.25; No. 9
southern soft; S1415M15.o5
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The Men WHO Succeed

ms heads OF large enterprises are men
Of great energy: Success, today, de.
mands health. To all is to fail. 1t t's
utter folly for man TO endure a weak,
run down. half alive condition wheu
Electric Bitters will put him right on
his feet in short order. "Four bottles
did me more real good than any other
medicine / ever Took writes Chas. 3.
Allen, Sylvania, Ga. "After years of
suffering with rheumatism, liver trou,
BILE. stomach disorders and deranged
kidneys, 1 am again, thanks to Electric
Bitters. sound an WE'LL Try them.
Only so cents at Schramm-J ohnson,
Drugs
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March lS.--Cat- =
tle-Rcceipts estimated at 1000. includ
ing 200 southerns; market. strong TO I0c
higher Native steers. $685. south
crD steers. 81 ,60@7; southern cows and
hcIfcrs 81 2Jd5 rs: native COWS and heif-
ors s5n7: stockers and feeders, 81. $50
625; bulls. Sin5. 50; calves, Sins.25
western steers. s5,75@7.50: western
COWS, Sc 95n5 10.
Hocs-Rcccipts estimated al 10000:
market tnc 10 l5c higher Bulk of
sales. ss. 60o6,s3 heavy. Sc S0a6 90.
packers and butchers. Sc 65m6 IS; light,
Sc 5006. so; pigs. So 25m6,
Sheep--Roceipts estimated at $4,000;
market steady. MuttorSs So, 5cg5. so:
lambs, s6 .o067.15 fed wethers and year
lIngs. Sin6: fed owes, SG@S.lQ.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 13.--Cattlc-Eeccipts
estimated at Is, 500: market. steady to 1oc
higher Beeves. s5@s. so; Texas steers
81 1906. western steers. S5.10@1; stock
crs and feeders. 81 .1o@s; cows and heif-
Hocs-Receipts estimated at $4,000
market. SC 10 10c higher. Light S6 60 y
6 92t: mixed So 650f .02s: heavy. ss. n
al .65: rough. So 7ons so; piss. s5@s. As
bulk OF sales. SIS SSnT
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000
market. steady TO 1Oc lower Native
So 5O0S: western. 81 25a o. so; yearIings,
S5d6 90: lambs, native, 81, 26G7.S0 west
orn, So 1901. so.
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Omaha.

OHAMA, Mob. March 13.--Cattle-Rc
ceipts estimated al 5000; market. strong
10 loc higher Native steers, So 5OGl { so.
cows and heifers. sS.i0d6 10; western
steers sim6.i5: Texas steers, So .SoGJ
: 20: range cows and hcifers. S3m5: con-
ners. s. 75@pS. %. stockcrs and feeders,
So 50Ts, 40: calves, sfGs; bulls. staga
etc. So s5@5.6 So.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at I5.1oO:
market DC 10 l0c higher. Heavy. &c. 81 n
6 Is. mixed. Sc. i0m6. so: light Sc asa
8 50: pigs. $5m6 70; bulk OF sales. so SO n
6 .oS.
Sheep Receipts estimated at $500
S. .S06I6: wethers s5@5, IS; ewes, sl..s0l
. a5; lambs So. .25G91. 25
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||Ii]l|I IS BUYING
| AMERICAN STOCKS
Ito1e List Inclined TO Ad-
| unts on Support of the
4 Market Abroad,
|puE HOME FEATURES
|o,rjcan Sugar Goes Up Four
Points and international
/ Harvester Three Points.
sF HOME FEATURES

Ia YORK. March lS.--roday 5
4 market seemed to derive It's early
~ and strength from abroad. Lon
t".n,srrulness became accentuated
A further advance in consols and
rosl,sh market sent over de-
higher list and followed with
h here. -
t,,d, the movement In the more ln-
american specialties. such AZ
''s..r Sugar and international Har-
=, Concerning the former, winch
'-.,d / points, the company made
Hsl deparlure from its custom ny
.,,1,rs detailed statement OF its
.sars for iall, which showed profits
'sIny $4,000. 600, compared With
4, SS In 1910. Its officials also eN-
~ ..s opi;mism regarding the outcome
A. eovernment suit now pending.
a ,,r Harvester. which. gained )
y, ls now believed the company
.,5yed Al an understanding with
-rsrnmenl and that dissolution pro-
- u'ilI involve no peCUniary dam
/ = sbarehoIders. In fact, the results
II sisintegration or the Standard on
kmsrican Tobacco companies no
4, empress the average security
- With fear
EsItions in the domestic labor sit
4 were beltercd BY ;he acceptance
IA Lawrence mill workers OF terms
Ia by employers. This was partly
~ nv the formal reply of the an
'5rs coal owners to the miners.
q while concilatprv in tone, con-
IA general refusal of all demands,
Sl dealings reflected weakness IN
A sosculative leaders, Steel and
u Pacific losing much Of their ad-
4, shIlc Reading and Lehigh valley
NJ Unchanged.
'r@ler and other spccislties also fell
tt1 hest prices
"a we're active. with few price
r<ss Total sales. par value, aggre-
4 k.2s9.000.
Eij states government bonds were
ttesd on cali.
Closing Stock List.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, March 15.--Flour. quiet
ana ~ narely steady with wheat. Receipts
2I.337 barrels; shipments, 45T barrels.
Wheat-Spot, easy: No red, 81 o4i
elevator, export basis to arrive, and
Sl.065 fob. afloat; No l northern Du-
lulh, S1.227 fob. afost
Futures market was lower under Unui.
dalton saies. dues to large receipts, fall
Ing Oft in the export demand and a SLOW
trade in cash wheat and flour. closing
July closed s1,o4s Receipts, so,sof
bushels.
Hops. easy. state. common 10 choice
1911, 3SM45c.
Hides. steady
Petroleum, steady.
Wool. quiet
Raw sugar, nominal centrifugal, .9f
test. fo2Nd 555c; muscovado 4020 o5c:
molasses sugar 17763Soc; cut loaf
8.50c; crushed. 6S0c.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Aloney ON call
firm 2s@2b per cent; ruling rate u. clos
ing bid "a: offered al y.
Time loans, steady; sixty days ) per
cent; ninety days 81 SIX months -.
Close.
Prime mercantile paper. to a per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at i.Si for sixty
day bills and al SLS7.2o for demand
Commercial bills. si.S3t.
Bar silver. 5S6r.
Mexican dollars. iIc.
Government and railroad bonds,
steady.
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. March 15.-Evapcrated
apnlos steady with small offerings of
spad sp1iS grades. spot fancy, 9saloic; choice.
SmStc: prime, ismSc.
Pruncs dull easy in sympathy with tho
markets on the coast, Quotations range
from acc 10 I2c for CALIFORNIA; up to 90
los and Sim12c for Oregons.
Apricots quiet. steady choice, ltl@
lsc: extra choice. l'@l6ac; fancy, 1870
17tc,
changed: chnlce. 10bm I0lc: extra choice,
ii@l1lc; fsncy; 113etl2c; 49,,
ncss doing in some dcps rtmcnts: loose
muscatcis. 5G6sc: choice to fancy seeded.
6im7Ic secdless. bbmIc: London layers.
81 inSi .i5.
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

thoroughly modern savings depart
ment conducted in connection With this
bank Safe deposit boxes for rent, u, g
Depository.
Frank Knox. PRESIDENT, James A. Mur-
raw vice president; w, F, Earis. cashieri
E. A. cuibertson. assistant cashier.
CAPITAL paid In. 100000. Interest paid
on tIme depositn
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE w. F. BEARD
S CO.

Notice is hereby given that there viii
be a special meeting OF the stockholders
of the w, +. Beaird G Company on
Thursday. the 4th day OF April. a. y,
building Salt Lake city. Utah. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock a, m. OF said day, for
the purpose or voting upon the propos-
tion OF amending the articles OF incor-
poratlon OF said company by changing
the present corporate name TO road the
utility Manufacturing Company"
GEORGE a. FURSELL,
Secretary OF tho w. r. Beaird Co.
a1o75
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ST. Iouis Wool

ST. LOUIS, March ls.-wool steady.
Medium grades, combing and clothing
2o1M2lc; light fine, 1561oc; heavy fine
12M15c, tub washed 2I030c.
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Flax. Oats and RYe

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March l3-
Flax, S2.02b
Barley, 70c6s125
Corn, No. S yellow, 66G67c.
Oats. No. 8 white. 5lt662c.
Rye, No. ., S9m00c
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Rubber Strong.

Rubber stocks were strong on the eX-
change and on the curb. This Is due TO
movement reasons, The collapse of the
movement To reform the tariff makes
rubber men feel sure that their b,lsi-
ness Will not be disturbed. The forth
coming announcement OF the organiza-
ton OF the new Goodrich Rubber comb =
nation furishes speculative chaces for
the shareholders Of concerns directly or
indirectly connected with that company
and the United States Rubber company.
American Smelling. by the way, is 60
be listed in Paris before long. The ne
cessary consents have been obtained and
the formal announcement awaits the
pleasure Of the compay.
Western Unions statement disproved
the allegations OF President Mackay Of
the Postal that the company was losing
as result OF the new service inaugu-
rated for after providing for all fixed
charges and dividends for the first nine
months of the current fiscal year, II has
$2,2l5.Ooa to carry TO surplus.
London was strong In its home depart
ment, as we'll as In the American list.
This led to renewed hope of an early set
tlement Of the miners strike
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO. March 1$;LButter-oosteady;
I;,s' Easy: receipts. a7oJ cases; at
,narE cases included, losc; ordinary
drsis. t9c: nrsts. loac;
,,,'irs Ir.GI7bc: Young Americas. 173@
isc; long horns. 1Isglsc.
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TOBACCO AND SUGAR ARE
MAKING IMMENSE PROFITS
Process OF Trust Busting Said to Be Very Bene-
flcial to Stockholders of the Companies
Directly Concerned
BY Thomas c. Shotwell.

The stock would have advanced anyhow
because or the record acreage to be
painted In all crops this year.
The answer Of the coal operators 10
their men was published It provide cd
tor renewal of the terms under which
the industry and the miners have pros
nercd the last ten years, The tone Of
inc answer Is concIliatory and there
seems no reason for expecting a strike.
The refusal of the. British miners to ac-
cept tho victory they have won surprises
american labor unions and disploascs
them, for II discredts the cause OF
union labor
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GRAIN STATISTICs.

Total cIearauces of wheat and -four
were equal 10 q 900 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were sos ooc bushels compared
with 3A5 300 bushels the corresponding
tomorrow: Wheat, ~ cars: corn: Si2s
cars. oats. IA scars: hogs, cT.000 head.
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New York Bonds.

II s ref IS reg 1901 l. s deb Is. 1881 a3i
oo coupon ...1oos {. & y uni As e9
do 3a reg -1o2i NJ * & r LIST 4s. 96
do coupon -. 1924 Mo Pacific Is. lSY
do 4s reg ...,11$sN G. gen 3is. SI5
do coupon ..,112sN Y c deb As. ?3l
Allis Chal ! 5s ,.lo0i o S l. rfds As 3te
Am Agri as ...102AS /. g. s T. fg Is S0A
Am I & r cv 5sI175 SO Pacific col As ali
Am Tob Is 80, 9Js do cv rs 80. 96
do 5s . ,.120g do 1st ref As. %
Armour AS .... 92 Union Pacific is.10oi
AtchIsnn gen Is. a9s do cv As &C.. 1n2t
4, o As .. 9si do 1Et g. 4s. a1i
g p & . il As 97i u g steel 2nd 5s.107 !
do gen AZ 80. &c L steel End 5s,1o5
ID e. r q Is 49,. 40 Wabash LIST 6s 1919
do ref ~ ., sSI do & ex As -. ~
III Cent lst Is a6i Mo Pacific IS S71
X {. So ist 3s 13s Panama Is 80. 10SE
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International News Service


"A TEW YORK, March 1S.-Although a
reaction carried prices down in
" the final trading today most issues
were LETT with net advances as a
: result of the days business. Trad
ing was on a. light scale, but IL was CON
tident throughout. 4 feature was tho
sharp movement among industrlals. There
was ample reason for this activity In
the knowledge that congress is SO hope
lessly involved In Investigations as to
make 1t Impossible that any tariff re-
form OF Importance be done this year
This and the fact that the trust bust
ing helps the trust busted encouraged
traders
The tobs eco and sugar trusts made
annual reports showing record earnings,
Tobacco earned about SO per cent on its
common stock and sugar earned double
its dividend. The earnings Of the sugar
trust are largely caused by the failure
Of the beet sugar crop In Germany last
summer. so this year cannot hope TO
equal them. In the case OF the tobacco
companies, however, there is no rea-
son for expecting anything less than new
high record earnings this year.
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-. ,ne dov. 870.Sco shares,
vone yonee Futures Steady

IOHE a, 1VDoHIs
:. nat c mc, Marcl, H. Coffee closed
l9ohths hoissnged 10 points lower,
Sags. MarnG relatively easy. saIes,
,''aMc: I,,nh' l3.2sc: April. i5 ,s2c:
!. u isco. o"ne. nc. l3 3ac: Jmiy IL lac:
',,.,slc: ,meptsmber, lS. soc; Octo.
ts.i7c; JspMvember. 10 iac: pecem-
""'aiy. 10, 46c: February
No, 1. lie ss'Ie"dy; Rio No. :. liSc;
~ 'u'et' cordoya. lS@1sc.
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Cotton Market.

xt.w YORK. March 1S.-Cottun stead,
al nct decline OF S@5 points
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RANGE OF THE LEADING TU-rU
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; rye No . &c, barley, feed or
mixing Ioa a5c; fair TO choice mating
s1.1601.3o. timothy seed 81 .oom 500
sl5.e2s@15 65; lard o.ac; Snort ribs
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Real Competition.

Not only was tile tobacco crop a fall
ure in the United States last year. thus
making raw material high, but the frsg
ments OF the trust are now all at work
giving the independents real competition.
something they hesitated to attempt
while under the hand of the courts.
Absence of the name Of Thomas F. Ryan
in the list Of tobacco directors is no
ticed He sold out months ago and is a
free lance.
The advance in Harvester was on cX
pcctation of a plan for segregation. II
touched a new high record for the year.
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y w FORK and Beops now 1oe,
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LEAD AND COPPER
PRICES UNCHANGED
Closing Down of Important
Works in Great Britain
Has No Effect.


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Segin saving TODAY.
Open an account with
81 or more, and watch
the fund grow at 4 per
cent compound inter
est. Identify yourself
with the Tower OF
Strength"
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