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M , TI?E SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNHW, CnTfSBEii 14, iS. ' 7 - ;
STRONG,
lii LIGHT
Hne of Money Market
'Extension Spccula
Src Operations.
BpRICES ARE
BfllGH LEVEL OF DAY
a'"of Good Bank State
SlQires Tone to Later
j9 Market.
Vmfc Market Summary.
nRion? pol"1 10 nn Increased
jfc'dlvMcnd.
HE freely offered In loan
JBrlth tno exception of St.
vJnoIs Ccntrfll nnd Wcstcrn
iwiudges think thero will be 4
fwopments In Southern Pa- -f
XdI tho stock gets a dividend.
oKndon sottlcmont passed off
iCshonlng weakness. -f
iBUen roads lor first week of
E ehow average gross In- -f
IIS per cent
hSLe Industrials advanced 0.13 4-
fc pained from sub-treasury
feaay 5115,0(0. .
W
RrK, Oct 13. Thero were ln
Ksy when trading enmc to a
Fit Iho stock exchange. The
dull nnd uninteresting
tflut. The day's meager business.
f ' ms nearly all done at prices
lOftota ef yesterday. A large pro-
tjttft total transactions was 00m
jJErliiS the first hour of tho session.
iMred the continuance of tho rally
-Mrtu yMlerdav afternoon which
Srttf by the revised opinions of
-KatUp's utterances at the Wnsh--Ksnventlon
of bankers.
Kji toat of the money market put
Wfe'iny luga extension of the specu
AMHalkni md prices were left to
teiluKlshly for the rest of the day
khiiost Idle market. Thin Intense
For anr" wily In prices is signifi
es1 the condition In the market.
2 do not sell unless forced to do
ilttirawals of credits, but condl
fc so close In the money market
kocoorattmcnl Is given for cnter-
operations for an advance.
Br preparations are necossary
lyment on Monday of final eub
X, to the Japanese loan would
r effect In today s stock market.
UUk mode on the stock exchange
cUf carry over until Monday The
3prtty firmly held around 6 per
(.the principal necdE were satls
jflpll to some extent later In the
,A forecast of the. weekly currency
jShad some Influence on thlfl rc-
nw for new" gold and for pen
reduced the losses by tho
-dBfef Ub-treasury to $741,000, com
Hfe 11,457.000 last week. Sterling
wns strong and active demand
jBtnees was reported to cover
tfritles'on previous loan opera
bunts also advanced In Lon
Htjllng exchange was easy in
rBorJIn, although discounts at
Bts reacted 6llghtly.
ftV exchange payday In London
vBclal demand for money In that
gmbc purchase of a large lnde
tvtpl company In the Interest of
v2Siclte properties was a factor In
jJBr" the coalers. But tho whole
3wmd strong In the latter part
d'm on the prospect ut a good bank
snd closed at the high love).
lKre Irregular. TotuI 6ales, par
jjRtatca new Is advanced on
fNew York Bonds.
Am. IW'4 Minn L S L 11. .... 97
S.WF JW'A Mo Kan & T is ..101 14
rFirr,g m' !nj8 "'-a
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0H . .IMii N Y C gen Ss .. Mi
dim'- ' -JW'i N J C Ken Cs ... 13ti
ofFicm I'aclflo Is ....10:i
KPP l Nor ft U'oPt 'c Is 101-ii
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u ..101T Pcrin conv ..KM;
fflMy' UidlnK ccn 4s ..102Si
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So T.-ic is 93(;
J:".. K So lly Ss 120'A
fjHe.u .101'- Ttx ft I'nc lata ...120
3mJ'?' 4 Tol S 1j ft W In . S4
,f--; Wi U I' 4h 105U
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ABr". Jl 4'ia cert SOU
yK" :-nds
JM ...,U!li Colo Ind Cu set A 72'
HBrinrj- stock List.
TlK Enls, High. Low. Clow.
IlKI 13.SM Wvi i"
IjW'f' 1.700 3SVi S7 37
JPK'oif IP") WV4 . Mi 60U
T' 1D0 31U 3111 31
1lWL d 'to ii" ii" "33
liflM' ni; lfj9
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13 m 17 rrf
trtBfokiA ' " .'1M 2 4
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HyBk'faur'- ,n'S5 21015 217'
W.Wrt 16014 17DH
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tHifjJs"'..;. 100 401i ,?
tSKa'' ' (Hi mi ii
l is?" j1'1
tf:tn"" "' wv "
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17'
yjjf' ""' "(
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COPPER IS A SHADE
HIGHER III LONDON
Market on Tins Side Continues
Quiet, With Prices About
Normal.
4-
SILVER. 4.
t '0W York 6ia;C
-f Bun Francisco olc,
"" t LEAD.
f Now York exchange. .. r... ?.S5g-I.5 -
t COPPER.
New York exchange. ...$1G.37J16.75 -f
H
NEW YORK. Oct. 13,-Tlio London tin
ni-r2K was nbout ""changed, closing at
J.ocally the market was quiet and un
changed at $32.20Efl2 37A
M,)C'i,.a shnd higher abroad.
rn at m,n'? for snoL n,l no 7o Od
."m8, T.ho ,ocul market continued
quiot, with prlcc3 moro or less nominal.
f7ak?.i8JJllotcd llt 51G.37fe&16 73; olcctrolv-.$,w-3
'-1C-C21-' and casting at J10.12U
. J-ead T.as ,lrm 3ml unchanged at 51.85'
A.Jo locally, and also unchnnged In Lon
don at 11 15a,
Spelter was higher at 2S Cs 2d In Lon-flP-
Locally tho market was steady at
JG.0OCG.10.
Iron closed at COs lOd for standard foun
dry and 52s JOd for Cloveland warrants In
tho foreign mnrkuts. Locally Iron was
rojwrted llrm: No. 1 foundry Northern Is
quoted at $17.75fflS,2o; No. 2 foundry
Northern at ?17 2Stf?17.75; No. L foundry
Southern at $16.7517.75; No, 2 foundry
Southern at jn.Cffn.TS.
Stock Market Letters.
James A. Pollock & Co.. -stock and grain
brokers, 0 West Second South street,
make public tho following letters on tho
stock market:
Dick Bros., Now York, sayi "The mar
ket luiH been very dull but firm today,
gaining strength nnd. advancing In tho
last hour on renewed bullish activity by
professionals. There was no news, but
caJl money' ruled easier and there was
general expectation of a good bank state
ment tomorrow'. The principal Influence,
however, was the absence of selling press
ure and tho relative scarcity of stocks',
which allowed figures to go up on light
trcnsnctlonfi. The buying vas very large
ly professional. Tho best prices of the
day were made at the closing, the market
showing life and strength In tho last fif
teen minutes."
Jliittoii, New York, Hays' "The market
was without feature today, though nota
ble strength was. seen during the entlro
sesnlon. There was a distinct lack of
pressure lo soil,- oven on tho advance,
which Indicates qulto forcibly to us that
Important Interests took what speculative
stocks were thrown on the market In the
last few davs. and theso securities 'will
not come on the market again unless un
scrupulous operators bring a bull cam
paign In specialties at this particular
period. In which event bankers will qulck
lv cause a good slump In prices."
T. A. Mclntyre & Co., New York, say:
"The market, while somewhat Irregular,
displayed a strong undertone, and In the
afternoon, when the announcement was
made that the banks had gained as a re
sult of cash movement for tho week and
tho Indications pointing to a good bank
statement tomorrow, sufficient buying
came Into tho market to carry prices up
about il point from tho early low level and
to give tho market a fairly strong appear
ance. Operations were, however, mainly
professional For the present we continue
to favor a scalping position and would
take the buying sldo after sharp docllnca
on'--"" . ,
Marshall Spader & Co.. New ork, say:
"The prospects of a fairly good bank
statement tomorrow seem assured as a
roeult of known movements at this writ
ing, and this development will probably
receive full weight as a market influence
tomorrow, though thero Is no reason to
expect or advise wider market activity
on this account alone."
Logan & Bryan. New "i ork, say:
"Throughout most of tho session prices
were well maintained, but the volume of
business Waa small until tho last hour.
The advance seemed to have stimulated
tho buying demand, with tho close actlvo
and buovant. The trade was well dlstr to
uted Money, wlill" firm, was not conslii
nied a factor. "While wo look for a trad
ing market. It seomrf to have an upward
tendency at the moment. The principal
activity and Interest continues to bo cen
tered In the low-prlccd stocks. Republic
Steel common has been extremely active,
nnd tho market nn this Block acts as
though It would domuch hotter.
Money find Exchange.
mrW YORK. Ocl. 13. Monoy on cull firm.
D-ififl per coal; closing bid. r.4 per cent; of
fored at Cvi por cent. Time money, firm; six
ty nnd utility 'lav- &CS.i icr cent; six
montlii 4 iru Pt cent.
P? no rncrcnntllo pal'". WW por coat.
Slcrllns : Mcclianiro Vkhib. with o 'bufn':
new In banker' bills fit JI-S3. i0 I.M. , for
demn.id and nl l.82.16fM.SJ.S0 for slxty-day
"posted rate,. U.S2V4T I.M nnd N.Kffl.MJi.
Commercial lllln. $l.84ff .61.
Silver nnd Drafts.
NI2W YOHK. Oct. 13.-Dur silver, Gl?;c.
ilCNFRANasCO.7 Oct. 13-Sllvcr ban,, .
Mexican dollars, nomlnnl.
Drafta Sight. 3; telcgmnli. C.
Sales. Hlch. Low. CIopc,
WSST!.."-: :::::: a8 S 8S
Kansas Cliy So
profeircd ;
Manhattan Jj -J,-' Ml. My
;cSUtnRCemrK'..V.--:. 'm
SISS M OTVm :: 8
preferred .- jj- WVj
m f Texn;-..:::
U-:..:r & .cB
Wc?n?r.::
.nVSf1..::::: w or s S
Mcrlcan Jjj gg gj
people's Gaa .. 1'v' JW"
pSllmnn Pal Car ..... W - M 1;J
nondinu " 71 .... sail
st preferred .5
2nd pifffrred iV
IlcpuMlc Steel C.JW V. -
prforrc I J My 3I,4
BocK Island Co 7SVi 7g?.
prefsrred 36 zW nr.
Rubber GoodH -VJ m
?TZC v'inx iVrii" 'iw
Kt ruis f? w Ji
preferred ro Mi4 con
Southern Tnc ,wn unu
preferred y".Kofl 2CV, SMI
Soulliorn Ui '-jj w
preferred ...... M S5i M
Tonn Coal iron 3, 35
Taxaa & Vac ...' Mi4
Tol St I. , &7Vi C7V4
preferred , n,h. jai
Union Pap J' ....
preferred ( us
U H ExprOFH ' g;
i; B Uc'y 1.100 KM 0111 C2
U ,s Rubber ilvu ... nil!
preferred -V M 37s; 37
U S Sice s f2o 10II 10114 lOli
preferred si
Vlr Caro Chemical 106V;
preferred oL
-'abanh CW UTa 41 41H
vJo'vr .... .... ;;;;
r5hoStonfc,.:::: ow
loconcln Central .... ClM KS -ig
preferred yy, 0' zOl
Northern Pac ; I'Yfo 4lk 45W.
Central Lcnllur 3.m . ftJ,,
prcfoircd 70 k
S,To1al 'lal for the day. W1.M0 harc. j
GRAND VALLEY
PEJB8JE HERE
First Shipment of Season Un
loaded by Local Dealer
Friday.
MAY 13E HAD AT
RETAIL STORES TODAY
Importers Say That No Finer
Pears Ave to Be Had
Anywhere.
A carload of Grand valley pears, than which
no ilnor are grown anywhere, reached tho Salt
lnko market yesterday and will todar bo of
fered to the consumers by tho retail dealers.
Tho pears are of flno size, firm yot Juicy, and
nro what nhlppera call "California packed."
Tliis uieans that every pear Is Tree from
worms, tboeo In a box nro all of on size, and
every pear Is ncparatcly wrapped. Tho wholt
alo pried of this fruit was named yesterday
at J2 a box, ivhlch will innkc tho retail prlco
about 10 cents n p-ound. Denlcra aro looking
for a Ule demand this morning, oa these hto
really iho llrat lino pears that liavo como In
any quantity.
On Monday morning "W, M. Rasli & Co. of
this city, will rccPlvo tho flrr.t carload of
Brapcs that has ever como over the San Pedro
iodd to tho loal market Tho srapef) aro
from fresno, but Die huul over the Santa Fe
to los 'Angeles, thif to Salt Lake by tho Pan
Pedro Is shorter, than by the Southern Pacific.
It la likely thai much of tho fruit raised In
Iho Intorlor of California will hereafter como
by the now route.
Bclleileur apples from California, which Is
fumous for upples of that variety, are nniong
tho now offcrlne. They nell ot 10 cents n.
round and are sure to prove ninong the favor
ite apples of tho winter, tills year as formerly.
Utah onl6nn arc helnc shipped to tho city
In larce quantltleaond :tre being stored for
the winter. Some' vciy choice white oneii
wero unloaded yepterday. and sold at fl.50 n
hundiodwelKht. Tlio retail price of theo Is
3 cents a pound.
Retail Quotations.
liny. Grain and Straw Oat straw, per bale,
40o; alfalfa, fee cwt.; timothy, per ton. baled.
SOc owl; wheat, per cwt.. $1.M; corn, ptr
cwt . $Ui0; corn, cratked. l f?l.M; Utah
cats. 51.60; rolled oata. JI-80; barley, rolled.
M-19; flour, bakers' No. 1, J2.15; Hour, straight
Erode, J2.33; high patent. $2.6J; rye, J2.50;
graham flour. I2.i15j2.70; corn-meal. Vi.WSZ.W;
bran. 51.10; bra-ind shorts. JI.10.
Meatfr Prlmo libs, 17Hc; jwrterhoiiBc. 183
K'.ic; pork. 17Hc; mutton chops, 1214315c,
Ugs. ISc; lamb, 15Q20c; veal, lSOc; veal loaf,
ZOc: spring lamb. irQKc per pound.
Poultry Drersed hens, 18o; broilers, 20c per
pound; ducks, 16o; roast springs, 0c per
round; wild ducks, 6027cc a brac.
Fruits Lemons, per dozen. 3i-c; oranges, per
dozen, CG75c. bananas, per dozen, 20(?2Sc;
cantaloupes. GOo tip; pomegranltes. 20c: Albarta
pcaclics, SOctl.W per cnte; Utah watermel
ops, &Q2So; Bartlott peare, lOo a pound;
plums, 3 pounds for 10c; prewed figs. ISc
pnekago; grocn gago plums. 60c a caio; egg
l lums, 60c a case; Concord grapes. Wc a ban
ket; pineapples, SSG'Wo. each; Tokay grnpos,
fOc psr basket; Muscatel. 60c per basket, or
10c per pound: Black Prince, 60c per baokot;
cranberries. 15o quart.
Vegotables Potatoes, 70c a bushel; car
rots, four bunches for 10c; Utah lettuce,
three for Dc; Cullfornlu lettuce, two for ISc;
cucumbers, 20c dozen; Utah parsley. So por
bunch; Utah nw cabbage, f-c per iKaind;
Utah radlrhes, two hunclics for Ec; frofh to
rratoes, ptr pound, Gc; caullftower, 10c per
pound; summer squash, to per pound; Utah
6trlng beans, Ihrco iounds for 2Jc; arti
chokes. 10c each: Utah wax beane.
10c, green cor.i. Ke per dos-n; eggplant.
Cf?10o each; bell pepjwrs. 10c ier pound; Hub
bard squaeh, 10fi2ic iach; pumpkins. 2?o cflch;
pickling onions. Wc a pk; clnry. 5c bunch;
sweet potatoes. Mi6c jound; oyster plant, I-c
bunch; parsnips, two bunches for Jc.
Dairy Products Butter, per ioucd, 30c;
clicee. 20c; 'gg. pvr dozen. 25irr33c; fanoy
cheese, per pound, 20c; romb honey, per comb,
ISc; Strained honey, per pound. ISc; Swiss
cheese, per pound. 10c: llmburgor cheese, per
pound. 60c; cream brick cheese, 2Jc; Edam
cticcfc. ;i.2S each.
Kibh Salmon, 174c: halibut, ltc; striped
basa, Wc; codfish, 1J; perch. 1214c; whlteflih.
10c; Hturgon, 15e; catrish, lie: shad,
l&o; barracuda, ltc; yellowtall, 15c; mackerel,
20c; yellow irch. 17c; plko. 20c; rock cod.
two pounds for 2ej soles, two pounds for'23;
Mncklnac trout. 2Cc jer pound; black buss.
30c; sea boss, 15c; klngflsn, lc; oysters, New
York counts. 2fc a dozen; kippered salmon.
20c u pound; oysters, G01fj I'or can; lob
sters. 20c a iiounii; shnd, 1; per pound; skate,
ISc per pound; shrimps, 20c a quart.
Wholesale) Quotations.
Hay, Grnln and Straw Ont straw, per bale,
In car lots. S0tJ35c; alfniru. $10 00: timothy, iwr
lull. Imkd. JH.Wi wheat. per ewt..
jl.35; com. per cwt.. $1.3Sffl.lO; corn, cracked,
H 15- Utah catp, J1.I0, rolled oats, J1.60;
barley, rolled, jl.20; Hour, bakers' No. 1. $1.70;
Hour, straight grade. Jl.M; Hour, high patent.
$2 10; rye. 2.W; graham Hour. J2.30; corn
incal..' $2.09; bran, 35of?l.W; bran and shorts,
11.00.
JloatF DroMed beef, per pound. itfS'.ic;
dressed vool, ixr pound, Mo; dressed liogs, Sc;
live, fl.60 per cwt.; iork loins, H'Ac per
pound; mutton, OWiV.ic; spring lamb, h'&c
per Kund.
Poultry Dressed henj", lM?ICc: roasters, 18c;
lCaotern brollcis. ICo per iwund: Utuh broil
ers dressed. 16c ier iound; squabs, 30c por
pound; ducks. Ho per pound.
Fruits Santa Paula lomons, per box. J3.(yfj
tjo' other grades, J7.WfjS.00; bananns, per
b'uncli 12.M't(1.00; Valencia orangon. J5.00ff.aO
per box!;' limes. $2.00 per 100; Utnh peaeheo,
SI 00 per crato; Uartlctl pears. Jl.EO; plums,
JI W per crate; cantaloupes, J3.M per crato:
green apples, S1.00 por cajo; watermelons.
(im per dor.n: grapes. ;i.!S(T1.7S per box;
California ngs, KcUi2-25; Concord grapes, 40c
a basket. ,
Vegctabl'"! Green onions, lOo per dozon:
Utah leltuco. 20o; oaullllower, per pound, 7c;
Utah dry onions. U'.W: garlic, 20c; new jkj
ntoc $1.10tfl.23 Pr cwt.; tomatoes. SI. 50 jor
crato"-' sweet potatoen, 3'4(t lc per iwund; Brus
cels sprouts, 12V4C por pound.
Dairy Products Butfer, per pound. 2c
cheese por jwund. 12c: eggs, per case, C
tfIC 75- comb honey, per crate, S2.C0; Swoltzor
cheese per pound, ISc: lluiburger cheese. jir
nound' lfo; cream brick cheese, per pound,
ISc; Edam cheese, per "iozen. $12-M
Fish Salmon, per pound, 12c: nullum, per
nound 10c; striped boas, per pound. 17c;
toles per pound, 10c; flounders, per pound,
10o- slurs-on, per pound. 13e; yellowtall. per
Y-u'ml 12c; fresh mackerel, per pound. ll12o:
rkllfo'rnla smelts, per pound, 12; perch, per
nound. He: whlteHsh, per pound, ICc. Wont
Lrn codfish, per pound. 12c: red rock coil, prr
nound 12c; Eastern codflrti, ji.r pound. 10c;
nlko per iKiUnd. 20c; black bass, per iwund,
isc- Mucltlnao trout. 2Co; klncHth, He.
Dried Fruit Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 13. Tho market for
r'vanoratcd apples holilH steady 011 spot,
with common to good quoted at 5g7c and
Pp7unca areC'dull. with fulurea attractlni,'
iittlo attention for tho tlmo IjoIiij; and the
snot market unchanged. Quotations
nuigo from -Hc to 7Vie. according to
ApricotB remain atrong on tho coast, !
wit 1 tlie local spot market dull and un
ci anged Choice are quoted at 8V4f9c;
cvtra cliolco. O'jOric; rancy, lOffllfcc
'j'l'aelioa ramaln nominal.
Italalns aro firmer In tone, owing to the
partial withdrawal of offerings by ou &lde
rnleroslB who, according to reports, have
wining to sell a shade under the
gores 1 of tho combination. The spot
slUiatlon Is without material change.
rooM muBCutsIa nre, quoted at D"Al?7',ic;
eSa ralHlns. Cifl6Tic; London layers.
$1 lSKffl.20.
Dry Goods Market.
vtrw YORK, Oct 13. The dry goods
market was without change today, as far
D nitres were concerned. Although ccr
M?in buyprs were conBcrvatlvn regarding
ti e future? others, realizing tholr inabll
i.l? tn secure goods for near-by delivery.
,lJw 1 for tlio future with more frcu
Soni. Jobbing trade was favored with
cooler weather.
Butter and Eggs.
JFV YORK. Oct. 13,-Uutter, cheese
and eggs, unchanged.
MARKED WEAKNESS
IN GRAIN MARKETS
Liberal Movement Wheat ami
Corn Crop Assured Are
Bearish Features.
CHICAGO. Oct. 13. Weakness In the
wheat market, developed toward the end
of tho llrat hour. At the start the tone
was o.ulte jirm, December opening a shade
to WflWo higher at SOV&c'aSGUc
A small ndvanco at Liverpool was
credited with being responsible for open
buying on the part of a leading bull.
Moderate demand from tho big longs held
tho market firm for a time, notwithstand
ing several bearish factors. As a result
of this buying December Bold up to S0c.
On withdrawal of tho bull support tne
market broke quite sharply. December de
clining to S5?JiC. Pit traders and commis
sion houses wcro freo sellers An Influ
ence that contributed materially to tho
weakness was liberal movement of wheat
to market. Receipts today In the North
west wore of large proportions.
In tho Southwest arrivals wero larger
than for the corresponding day a voar
ago. In addition, cash markets at all tlin
principal grain centers of tho United
States showed a allghtly easier tone and
there was llttlo In tho export news lo
encourago bulls.
Weakness prevailed during the remain
der of tho session. Closing prices wore
at nlincat the lowest point of the day
Final quotations, on December wcro at
SOfvffSS'lc, a loss of ,c.
The corn market was weak from start
to finish. Values could not withstand
lln almost universal conviction that a
record-breaking crop was now possibly
safe from all possible Injury by frost.
Tho market closed weak. December
closed at Wc. a loss of '.4e.
Oats were easier In sympathy with tho
weakness of other grains. December
closed at '.'SRc. a loss of '.itfUc.
Provisions wero strong on active de
mand from shorts, and on fair buying for
Investment account. At the closo January
pork was up 15c, lard 57,tc higher, nnd
ribs with a gain of 12Vc.
rtANGE OF THIS LEADING FUTURES
Articles. OiMn. High. Eow. Close
No 2 Wheat
December 5H SSH Sfii
May 871i R7'i iCV, Stti
No. 2 Corn
October . 6U; lim MVj r.i'
Dec., old .iw; is, iMi S
new HTi fift na tl.
Slay H 1 m -iSn 13H
No. 2 Oats
October ... .... .. 258
Doccmber M :S", 2j
Mo)' - 31 31 30U 30'
Mess Pork, per barrel
Ootober 16.75 15.75 IS.7S 15.73
January 12.7'.i 12.66 12,l7i 12.62'
Lard, per 1W jvounds
October 7.23 7.27i 7.25 7.27V,
November 7.27ij 7.32'4 7.27'b 7. JO
January G.Slk C.97',4 6.S7V. G.?3
Short Rlbn. per 1(0 nound.
October 8.H S.M S S5 S.JS
January e.jn 6.62 O.ffl 6.62',
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations wcro as follows: Flour,
firm: No. 2 spring wheat. 8$H?S7c; No. 3. 765?
S3Hc No. 2 r'd. SJSOKKc; No. 2 com. MV.
No. 2 yellow. MHflMHc; No. 2 oatn. 2Sc; No.
2 white 2r30c; No. 3 white. 23fiC3Vic; No 2
rye. 03Hft70c: kckx! fcedlnc barley, S?: fair
to choice maltlnc. JOfilSc; No. 1 llax sed. Pic;
No. 1 Northwestern, $1.01; prime timothy eeed.
JS.20: mV9 pork, per barrel. $1S "frfiis 75; lard,
por 100 pounds. $7.30: nhort ribs eldee (Ioosm.
$SS04JSSi- short clear sides (boxed). I5.00fc8 2i;
whisky, baslo ot high wines, J1.30; clover,
contruct erode. I12.M.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Ilecelot. Shipment .
I'lour, bnrrelR 23.SM 61.700
Wheat, bushels 14,0V) 37.SM
Corn, bushels 131,300 335.503
Out, bushels 123.000 KI.80O
Hyo. buehels 19.W1 3 O0
Darley. bushels IS2.300 5l:0)
PKODUCB EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the buitr
market was firm; crenmcrj". 1721c; dalrlex.
K.Cnc; eKs. Mteady. at murk, cades In
cluded. 17',ic; firsts, 18'4c; prlnin IlrsU, 1DQ
l'Jic; oxtraw. 224c; choeie, nrm. lPOlUjct
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-Calt!c-rtoeelpts,
IKK); slow; steady: beeves. $3.7000.30; stock
ers and feeders. $2.15fl 1.30; cows and heif
ers. ?1.2oi4.W; Texas fed steers. $3. IOfil.60,
Western steers EJCSftl.SO.
Hogs Hccelpta today. 10.000; weak to 5c
lower; mixed and butchers. ?o.ft'fto.Ci2';
good to cholco heavy, J3.30ftG.G0. rough
heavy. $1.005.10; llKlit. $5.053.50; bulk of
aalcs. J5.10fl.i.GO: pigs. $I.SOIJ5.30.
Sheep Receipts. 15.000; strong; sheep,
$1,0015.20; lambs. $7.50&S.OO.
Omnhn.
SOUTH O.MA1IA. Oct. 13.-Calllc-Re-uelpts,
5IW; market, steady to strong;
natlvo Hleers. S-'J.FOQr.. 10; cows and heifers.
$2.ifjM-IO: Western steers. f,l.W8M; Tex
as steers, $2.734f-i.0O: cows and holfert-',
$2.003.35; canners. JI.COS'J.W; fdokera and
feeders. $2.23t? 1.15; calves, ?2.303.23; bulls
and stags, etc.. S2.0?r:i.75.
Hogs Receipts, -WOO; market steady;
heavy. Jl.Wtfru.lo; mixed. J3.OOfT5.10; light,
J5.10ftC.2i); pigs, $1,503-3 00; bulk of sales.
J-l.03Kii.75.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; market, strong;
Westerns. $3.2otfJG.50; wet hers. Ji.W35.23;
owes, Sl.00ff5.00; Jambs. $C.753i7.10.
Knusas City.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 13.-Cattle-Rc-celpts.
3CO0; steady; natlvo steers, JI.2T.fr
CIO; natlvo cows and heifers. Jl.fi3Jfi.75;
stockcrs and feeders. J2.C0ffl.25; bulls,
J2.Of03.OO; calves. $2.5030.23. 'Western
steers. $2.7534.60; Western cows. $2.0033.25.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; weal: to 5c. lower;
bulk of sales. JG.107J3.15; heavy. Jo.10fr3.20:
packers', J3.103G.15; pigs and light. J3.0031
D.20.
Sheep Receipts. 4000; steady, muttons.
J4.2333.23; lambs, $3.5003.7214; range weth
ers. $1.5035 23; fed ewes, $4.0034. 05.
St. Joseph.
ST JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. 13. Cattle Re
ceipts WX): steady; natives. $.1.7533.10;
cews 'and heifers, J1.W3-1.75; Blockers and
ft-eder.1, $2,753-1.00.
liogs Receipts. 400; steady to 5c lower;
light, $3.1035.20; medium and heavy, $3.03
G5.20.
Sheep Recelptn, 1100; steady.
Bank Clearings.
NEW YOHK, Oct. 12. The followlnc tolile
compiled by Uradstrcet. hIiowh tho bunk cloar
InRfl at the principal cltle tor llio weeis ended
October 12 with tho percentage of Incrraso and
decrcnae n? compared with liio corrcupondlnK
week Inst year:
Inc. Dc-c.
New York $1,795,533.23 15.1 ....
Chicago :09,51S.S07 11.9 ..
EoMon 1CI.333.W1 22.0 ....
Philadelphia 1I2,37.'.,3'2 13.8 ....
st. Louis m.3:o.!'.r. y.i ....
Pltuburg 5i'i?i'Si? 1H' '
Hun Francisco !e..o7,o.i i.o
Cincinnati 2l.3SI.ft.xJ 1.7 ....
Portland. Or. C.W9.CC; r,.l ....
ICansnH City 27.2-.'7.6fl; 1U.2 ..
Njw Orlean .. 15.S79.012 .... 11.3
Minneapolis j.9W.3IS 9.3 ....
CPv.:land lfi.Tlt.7ll 20.S ....
Louisville 10.b02.C10 l.S ...
Detroit "--CM7: '--7
Milwaukee S-J-'Ji a-'
Omaha MWSSl 2-c ;;
Provldcnco 7..W.20H .... 1.1
I.ob Anirlcn '"II7.'?'.'3, A "
Denver CS0I.M2 30.9 ....
Seattle r.,SSI.SM 33.1 ....
Paltln.oro S'J''5?S IVA 6 S
SALT LAKE CITY 4.MI.31S J3.9 ....
Ppoltan-. Wnsh 4.322. 1U5 32.1 ....
Tucwnu 3.550.410 19. S ....
Total. United States .$2.130, 193.770 15.2 ....
Outbid? Now York .... 1.O3I.3I0.KI5 15.2 ....
Total, Canada 77,320. 7K 23. S ....
Bradstreet's Trade Review.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13. LJradatrcot's to
morrow will sav:
Cool weather. Inter than usual In arriv
ing this year, has given a stimulus to re
tall trade throughout a wide area and
helped the already active Jobbing trutlo
ggk C. W. HIGGINS, Jtt. D. I
ffi C k 22 TBARS IN SALT LAKE. I
TO 'I SPECIALIST.
Microscopic and Analytic Physician.
tkdiiiiJ Cures FJts, Nervous Weakness, Ncu-
2fF7 m Ja;Jr ralgla, Varicocele, Wtak Spine, BUIous-
iljfvlVK. sSkjr'Sr nceo. Gravel, Sore Eyes, Lung Diseases,
iW-WJamt. (SuMcslJ Tape Worm, Dyspepsia, Liver and Kld-
WfflMW-yyi L ney Complaint, DeafnetA, Catarrh. Ery-
W ThjJI JtV slpelas. Old Sores, Scrofula, Rheumatism.
mMWwLrJ X. Stlf' Johns. Piles In their worst form.
WjpPwfWHC V. Those aftllcted vuh Epilepsy or Fits can
rtS&KpJ?S Uft Permanently cured
I ssffflffly&L. Wllvllv l y tne a,d ' e Microscope we can dc- 0
rtMLKTsTmri Jml 1 J toct Calcut, Cancerous Matter, Carbonate H
l'MnJWvk ny L -jt of Lime. Albumen, and all extraneous H
'WufVmr vf vipga substaucw mixed with tho Urine or i
J im fpm. L " Blood, This la the scientific principle of
wrA VR rV treating Chronic Diseases. I
ilfn ' V yr Can be found at his office, St. Elmo 1
yr Flotcl from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Rooms 17,
THE KNOWLEDGE OP DISEASE 18 Q
" HALF ITS Cl'RE. 1
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. MAN, KNOW THYSELF 1
BtM TREAT AND CURE fflfe I
CATARHH and all curable Chronlo dls- 3ftM I
cases ot tho Uyea, Enril, Noo, Threat, V ' r tt)lEn ffi
LunK", Stomach, Kidney, Liver. Blad- ' i
der and TJowcls. Heart Dliieune. Fits, ': U H
Chorea, Rheumatiinn, Piles, Rupture. Lost t II
Manhootl, Varicocele, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, ciri?- slSl' B
Prostatic Troubles, nnd all Chronic. Nor- nlfflyT sf&XJb. ffl
voub andPrivato Dlacaees of Mod, Women PyVjr 1
Home Treatment Cures. Write JwFffiAfr' I
for fico symptom list If you can- jSPifit I
not call. Consultation Free. jfsCflVV y
DR. A J SHORES. -J . DR, G. W SHORES. I
I Weak Men. pay When Gured.
If you suffer from any of the weak- Wo euro you first and then aek a RBA-
nersse or dlffaseo canoed by Isnor- fc'ONAOLB KKB when you aro cured. You I
once, excess or contaclon YOU ARB can depend upon our word, thousands 3
TUB VERY MAN WE WANT TO of patients have Indorsed us NOW WE I
TALK TO. WANT TO CURB YOU with the distinct
Wn have, proven our skill In curing undorsUindlne that wo will not demand a I
CHRONIC dlncaseo by publishing FEB until wo cure you. This npplles to
many voluntary testimonials from l.oat Manhood. Seminal Weakness, Fper- fl
home people, clvlne nnmea. pictures matonhoca, Gonorrhoea. Syphilis, Vari- g
ond ddre9.cs. coccle, Diseeies of the Prostate Gland, E
WE CAN'T PUBLISH OUR CURES Unnatural Losms. Contracted Disorders. E
m IN PRIVATE DISEASES Stricture, etc . Cwitaclous Blood Poison,
Becnuse II would betray ronfldonc. nnd all WEAKNESSES of men.
Henco we have to prpvo our skill In OFFICE HOURS: 9 a. in. to 5 p m. I
thla class of troubles In another Vwny. Evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays and holidays, i
Tills In our plan: 10 a. m to 12 I
DRS. ,-SIIOKES & SnOHES, Expert Specialists, 249 ITnc:ah
"1 AM COMPLETELY CURED"
This is tho unanimous declaration of all af
flicted men. who are dismissed by Dr. Cook, tho
only Polvio Physician in Salt Lake who perma
nently euros
STBSOTUBE, BLJOD POISON,
W. a. COOK. ALSO
PILES FISTULA, RUPTURE. NERVOUS AND SEXUAL DECLINE. "LOST
MANHOOD." SKIN DISEASES AND CHRONIC SORES; also Diseases of tho
Kidneys, Bladder and Prostate.
IMPORTANT I will euro vou for les o money than you can bo treated for by
anv other specialist In Salt La'ke You will have to como to mo sooner or later In
ordar to bo properly cured', -why not before you have lost your money In doctor
Intr with cheap or dishonest, unskilled specialists?
CURE OH NO CHARGE ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE UNLESS SATISFAC
TION IS GIVEN My patients receive a written puarantce to refund every dollar
paid for services If thoy do not receive a complete, lifelong cure and entire satis
faction, and I have made a deposit of 5500 In the bank to secure any contract that
1 d CONSULTATION FREE, CONFIDENTIAL AND INVITED. A personal,
thorough nnd searching examination Is required, though If Inconvenient to call,
write me for Information Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., excepting Sundays,
from 9 to 12 30. Address or call,
COOK MEDICAL CO., 116 S. MAIN.
SHAPE RETAINING CLOTHES 1
B Tho only Tailors that make them. ffi
I BOEHMER & ROTHSCHILD, i
SUITS SI 8.00 AND UP. 334 MAIN STREET. j
through tl.o medium of rc-ordcra. Export
tradf In all klnda of grain nnd Hour show
expansion. Prices of nearly all commodi
ties nre strong or tend upward, reflecting
li-slstent demand. Domnnd for money la
Mt 111 growing, nnd stock market move
ments nre being subordinated lo require
ments lo move crops and finance commer
cial operations along all lines Some
WcHlern centers still report their banks
urawing uown Enstcrn balances to meet
nearer retirements.
Tho only Haw In tho sltuntlon at pres
entone, by tho wny, flowing from Intense
activity In all lines of Industry Is tho
growing Inability of the railroads to han
dle the freight traffic offering. This com
plnlnl la well nigh universal.
Railway gross earnings In September
were very heavy, Increasing C per cent
over the snme month In 190-1. while for the
nlno months of the calendar year the gain
ovt-r the corresponding period last year
reaches G.-i per cent. Many of the Indi
vidual roads show remarkablo Increases.
Business failures for tho week ending
October 12 number 1S3. against 10 la.st
week. 100 In tho like week of 1901, 3)3 In
1103, 203 in 1202 and 9S In 1001.
In Canada failures for tho weok number
25. as against 2o last week nnd IS In thla
week a year ago.
Wheat (Including flour) exports for the
week ending October 12 are 2.771.3W bush- .
els, against 1.072.CI2 Inst weok. 1.35. ,17u tills
week la.st year, 2.SG5.C10 In 1903 and ft.SlO.CSS
In 1902.
From July 1 to date the exports are 19,
R73.S37 bushels. agalnBt 19.903.SSC bushels
layt vcar, -i5.5ll.9Sl In 1903 and 7C.7CC.1S0 In
Com exports for tho week are PC2.I74
bushnl., against 1.1S6.3SS last week, SG7.G17
a year ago. 1,110,112 In 1S03 and 1S0.G71 in
1902.
From Julv 1 to date the exports of corn
aro lfi.GI9.S01 bushels, against 9.0I7.S79 In
1901, and ll.C01.10i In 1903.
Dun on Trade Conditions.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. Dun'n weekly re
view of trade tomorrow will say:
"Recent mild weather might have been
expected to retard businoes, but freight
blockades nnd several similar conditions
testify to the contrary, nnd the last half
of tho week brought a seasonable fall In
temperature. Higher rales for money
tend to prevent excess In Wall street, yet
there Is no difficulty In securing funds
for mercantile undertakings. At some
cities fall trade has become more quiot.
first necessities being covered, but supple
ini'iitarv ordora aro confidently awaited.
"Tho "llrat Interest In holiday trade Is
noted, and this element promises to sup
ply unprecedented btiHlneas this year.
Manufartiirnrs aro ao fully occupied that
contrncts for early delivery cannot be
considered In most eaves, and the amount
of buslncsH that will be carried over Into
1900 will certainly eclipse all records.
"These sanguine prospects are conll
dentlv announced In several of llio lead
ing Industries, latest news from the Iron
furnaces and steel mills being notably
gratifying. Crops wero not seriously In
jured by the frost, and such a small per
centage of tho year's yield still remains
evposed to danger that agricultural re
sults may be summed up as most fnvor-
"H Is to be hoped thnt largo crops will
restore liberal exports, which have made
very poor comparisons of late, for tho
last week at this port alono a decrease
of $2,So7,llii being noted In comparison
with the enmc weok last year, while Im
ports gained 32.C0l.lSo.
"Railway earnings thus far reported
for October gained only .02 per cent over
last year's movement, but prices of sc-
cuiltles were but little Influenced by the
bankers' addresses urging conservatism.
"Demand for hides is fully sustained,
prices rising still further on some varie
ties, hut packers aro sold up well Into
November, and moro remoto purchnses
aro not made because of uncorUilnty re
garding quality. Several pronounced ad
vances are noted In foreign dry hides.
"Failures this week numbered 211 In tho
United States, compared with SOS a year
ago. and twenty-live In Canada against
twenty-four last year."
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Ocl. 13. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,(09.000 gold
In tho reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance. M31,W'j.C2S; gold coin and bullion,
J7I.793.198; gold certlilcates, $17,932,900.
5t. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13. Wool Steady;
medium grades, combing nnd clothing. 2fi
(pSO'.ic; light fine, 2Ki2Cc; heavy lino, IS1
22c; tub-washed, 32iM2c.
New York Sugar Markot.
NEW YORK. Oct. 13. Supar Raw. quiet;
fcur refining. 33 1-lCc; ccntrltURal. .30-tnst,
3if?3 11-lCc. inolJSMS sugar, 13-lSc. lo-
flnoJ. qultt.
Const Grain.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13. Wheat
steady; December. I1.371J). Barley steady;
December. $1.12.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD- t ij
EES' MEETING.
i (
Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of tho stockholders of the Wa- I
bash Mining company, a corporation of IH
Utah, has been called to bo held at the v lH
office of the company, rooms 520-22 fifth , IH
floor. Atlas block, west Second South '' I
slrcet, Salt JLako City. Utah, on Monday. 1
October 30, 19(6. at 10 o'clock a. m. of j IH
that day, for the purpcesc of voting to ' IH
amend and, If tho stockholders shall so , IH
vote, then amending the articles of in- ' i , 1
corporation of the company and partlcu- ! jH
larly Article XI of said articles, as fol- I
Bv striking out Article XT. as tho saint
now rends and by Inserting In lieu there- i 1
of In the articles of Incorporation a new , I
Artlclo XI., to read at! follows: 1
Article XI I
The capital stock of this corporation Ms
oxpressly mado assessable and may bo
assessed by tho board of directors In tho V H
manner provided by law. J IH
Because the annual meeting of otock- , IH
holders was not held In September, 1995, ' JH
tho board of directors has called a meet- '
lng of the stockholders to ho hold, and ' i IH
same will bo hold at the same tlmo and . , IH
place abovo mentioned, for special meet- jH
lng. to elect illrcctors for the ensuing i , JH
year and to transact such other business ) jH
as might properly come before an annual )
meeting of the stockholders.
By order of thu board. I
NICHOLAS TREWEEK. President.
W. Mont. Ferry. Secretary. n559
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. .
Mason Valley Copper Company Lo- J
cation of Principal Office,. Salt jH
Lako City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that the board fH
of directors of the Mason Valley Copper jH
company, a corporation, at Its meeting ,
held on October 5, 190?, levied an assess- IH
ment of five cents per1 share on the 60,000 IH
shares of capital stock of said corpora- , jH
Hon subscribed for and not placed In the IH
treasury of the corporation, payable lm IH
mediately to Robert S, Conncrs, treas
nrer of the company, at tho bank of
Walker Brothers, corner Second South IH
and Main streets. Salt Lake City, Utah. i jH
Any stock upon which said araessmcnt H
may rcmald unpaid on tho 6th day of jH
November. 1905, shall bo delinquent on '
the 7th day of November, 1905. and shall 1
bo advertised for sale at public auction: IH
and unless payment Is made before, shall , IH
bo sold on tho 25th day of November. ) IH
1905, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with tho cost of advertising and l
expense of sale. By order of the board,
MASON VALUEY COPPER COMPANY. ,
By J. J Snider, Secretary. h lH
Office 232 D. "F. Walker BIdg., Salt Lako VM
City. Utah. IH
r
HALIFAX TONOPAH MINING
COMPANY.
Notice of Meeting of Stockholders to J
Amend Articles of Incorporation. (
Notice Is hereby given that a special IH
meeting of tho stockholders of tho Hall- P IH
fax Tonopnh Mining company, a corpo- ,
ration pf Utah, will be held at the office
of the company, room ICO David Keith IH
building. Salt Lake City. Utah, on the
16th day of October, 1905, at 2 o'clock jH
p. m.. for the purpose of amending tho
articles of Incorporation of said corpora-
tlon, and making the capital stcck of said v JH
corporation, ono million shares of th
face or par valuo of $3.00 each, instead of
live hundred thousand shares of the fact
or par value of $3.00 each, by amending,
article VI. of the articles of lncorpora-
tion to read as follows:
VI. ,
That tho amount of tho capital stock I
of the said corporation shall be three I IH
million dollars, which shall bo divided Into . IH
one million sharta of the faco. or par I IH
value of three (53.00) dollars each. ' fM
THOMAS KEARNS, IH
President Halifax Tonopah Mining com- lH
pany.
NOTICE. .
A special stockholders' meeting of tho
Kearns-Kclth Mlnlns company Is hsreby jH
called for Tuesday, the 31st day of Octo- , IH
ber. 105, at 11 o'clock a. m.. at the com-
nany s office. In tho David Keith building.
Ml to 252 South East Temple street, Salt .
Lako City. Utah, for tho purpose of con- Jm
sldcrlng a proposed amendment of Artl- jH
cle VII. of Its articles of Incorporation. ' IH
the nature of said amendment being the IH
Increaso of the capital stock of said cor- I
poratlon to CW.0CO shares, of the par value
of ono dollar per share. B
THOMAS KEARNS. President. IH
F. J. Wcstcott. Secretary'. ... IH
Dated October G. 1905 nE6l IH
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. MYTOK )
town lots, Uintah lands. Utah. V. , 3. iH
Lar.d Offico. Vernal, Utah, Sept. 29, 1905. lH
Notice Is hereby given that. In pursu- IH
aneo of Instructions from the Commis- IH
slor.er of tho General Land Office, under
authorltv vested In him by section ZJU ilH
United States Revised Statutes, wo will IH
offer at public salo to tho highest bidder. IH
at not le.s than tho appraised price, oil ll
tho THIRD TUESDAY in October. A. D. ' JH
1905 viz- Tho 17th day of October, 1905. M
at this office, botwecu tho hours of 9 H
o'clock a. m., and 1 o'clock p. m. of thnt M
day, and of the succeeding days there- M
after until all arc sold or have boen of- H
fcrcd for sole, nil of tho platted lots In tM
tho townslto of Myton. in the Uintah In- H
dlan lauds, Stato of Utah, as appears B
upon tho plat thereof approved by the IH
Commissioner of tho Gonernl Land Office, H
on September 13. 1905 Tho purchase H
prlco of lots sold must bo paid to tho i jH
receiver Immediately on acceptance of bid.
CHARLES DE MOISY, Register.
DON B. COLTON, Receiver.
n31i
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. '
NEW YORK. Soptomber 20. 1W6. H
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Rio Grande Western Railway com- 'H
nany will be 1 at tho principal offico of jH
the company Salt Lako City, Utah, on IH
Mondav. Ola jc-r 23, 1905, at 12 o'clock H
noon, for the election of moinbors of the jH
board of directors of tho company and the jH
transsctlou of Euch other business as may IH
bo brought before tho meeting. H
The books fcr the transfer of stock will dH
bo closed a I o'clock p. m. on October 2. IH
1905, and will be reopened on the day fol- IH
lowing said meeting or the final adjourn- lH
ment thereof. STEPHEN LITTLE. IH
m23S7 Secretary. , H
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pott's PENNYROYAL PILLS H
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isiyr orooso vlor, banish pains. ' jH
K romody equals OR. jH
ftS MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILLS
BSold by Druggists and DV. Moita H
CC' Chouilcal Co., Clovelnndi Ohic H
l"or talu by b" C. Schramm, 'A. C. M. I. Drugv H
Dept.. Uajtoo Drug Co.. A. C. Emlth DrUB Co. H
rwife of n H
I FOR WOMEN
PAUMIE'S DYE WOBSS. V1H
Gents' Suits $1.50 .
Office G5 West 1st South. i jH
K 'PHONES: Ind.. 14U. Bell, lOl-Y. J H
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