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' " " THE-SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, 1908 . ' m ' 7 118
4 WffiJL CLOSE
Heavy Selling lo Take Profits
JlS on Recent Advance the
- Principal Cause.
I Itkawng contends wjth
jf I . DEPRESSING ELEMENTS
I American Smelting Breaks;
f '" Statement of Earnings of
B. & 0. Not Cheerful.
NEW TORK, Jan. 20. The stock mar7
I ; icet seemed indisposed to move far in
1, Neither direction today, the many waver
tei ItiKB of the early part of the day giving
vn:flv to marked dullness until the sudden
5 decline Just before the closing. The actunl
8 ' 'occurrence of events anticipated by suc
f ueasive buying: is likely to lead to heavy
Belling' to take profits. That such selling
t vhb In moderate volume today might be
't partly attributable to the larsc amount
P of realizing effected during' last week.
.'rhe conclusive evidence furnished by
f Saturday's phenomenal. bank statement of
i -sue vapid progrcFfllvenees towards a con
J. dJtlon of practical redundancy of the
i f monev market was clearly an event to
it schedule in the list of hopes realized.
:. There has been considerable previous
j-? v speculation, also, based on the oxpecta
2 i tion that government authorities would
6 fit. penult a modus vivendi for the coal-car--mJuifr.
rvinfr railroads pending the judicial ascer
ir tj : tainmcnt of the validity of the law re
Da ii f quiring the divestment of the ownership
th't of their toal properties. The confession
" of this expectation on Saturday was cal
iteulftted to invite realizing sales by sp-ec-.
JV'I7 illative buyers of the coal stocks, and
ugwr-those stocks were mainly affected by sell-
0 prjlc ing. ...
yi? Bcsldss these technical reactionary
Jlffr t-aiiscs In the market, there were several
v elements of positive depression with
? lS ft which the market had to contend. Amer
loti 8 Iran Smelling broke with some wildnes3
inTiln the early dealings and again at the
5rcd ifi'Iose. and its weakness was accompanied
hp.r-lby gossip rogardlng the source of the
selling calculated to aggravate the senn
it if mental effect of the episode The state
IraV'fnienL of earnings for December of tho
sprii.J Baltlmoic & Ohio was impressive for sev
I'dor ?! eral reasons. Coming a3 the first of tho
e"-ij 'L large sjs'ems to make return for t.ha.t
f period, ' was not a. cheerful index of
'ii'vftue ?eiural showing likely to be made
OlortA jjy 0ti)Cr companies. Tts significance was
teres A enhanced the fact that only a small
bejlvimrcase in the operating cost figured in
idpS'hP result, which was primarily duo to
lW;Sthe falling off In the gross returns. The
w 'I statement of the president of the com
"tfiifjl'anv accompanied the report that So per
. r-nt of the falling off in gToss earnings
X'Ufj'vas in connection with the steel indus
'!! rv touched another phase of the present
v& ll situation on which speculative sentiment
"J - always sensitive.
3 hi The resisting power of the market
rin : med to be negatively indicated by the
flo a'1'1 thft Baltimore .fc Ohio Rnd the
yi '"n'ted States Steel stocks were affected
Annlv In a trifling degree by this Incident,
rl t On tin; other hand, the market was slug
1SJ i'lh in responding to some of the factors
nf positie strength. A strong sustaining
iS3 :'ifliieneo was offered In the absorption
i t!f Southern Pacific on a rising scale,
ull f Pennsylvania responded temporarily to
,jl ih" action of the Pennsylvania Supreme
IQ1 ' ourt against, the validity of that State's
ill V Iwo-cent passenger fare law. A decision
'f a Federal court in Missouri against the
mate's, effort to penalise the transfer of
M suits bv foreign corporations from State
UJ ii to I'ede'ral courts was made something of
8 Jfls eidence of the judicial safeguards
1 Sugainet wrongful measures against corpo-
itf $ rations.
tm k Bonds were irregular, total sales, par
?1 lvalue. ?S.SSO.O00.
'r" L'nitcd Stales twos declined per cent
M f o tall. .
,Ui f New York BondB.
1 If T 5 rif -B, rcg. .101 j do las, cert.. S6S
!r- do coup ..... 104 I do cert, d ser 84
'M f T. S 3s, reg ... 100iL & X uni 4s.. 07j
il do coup 101 plan con gd 4s. 95
3 f f S nw 4?, reg 1185'Mex Cent 4s. .. 74
ll do coup 101, do Jsfc int; ... 15Z
1 iu Tob is.... 00 !M & St I. 4k... 7S
iio 6f 101 M, K & T 4s.. 36
If AKli gen ts . . fSJ do 2nd;; S4
I do adj 'Is ... SG !X R II 31 co 4s 7S
? do 4 SS X Y C gen 3Js 89
S do 5s 375 X J C gen os.. 1L2
i C L 4s SSiiXorth Pacific is 100
i l? A- O -is SSi: do 3s G9s
,1o ais 31aX & y con 4p. 34j
I H n T cv 4y... TL'slO S U rfdg 4s. SS
;L i.r G as 101 jPenna cv 3Jy.. 34
'o 1st ino ... F5 Road gen -Is , . P5i
t io 2nd inc ... 4ilSL. & I.M co 5.j 107
J 3rd inc. ... Hit ISL, & SF tg 4.m. 74
f ' A O lis 10Ls St j HW con 4s 6fi
X- A 3s .... 2 'S A L Is S'J
ff. ' B&Qn 4a. 9S2South Pacific 4s 85"s
f, n I & P 4.. fili do 1st 4?. ccr 98j
do col 5s 70 South T.v 5x . . 88
f i',C,C & SI- gls P6J'T A P 1st ... 118i
I 5s, er A,. 4S 'T, St J, & V 4s 71
ft folo IMId 4s 53$ Union Pacific 4s" 392
''olo Sz South 4s SS'c' do l'v 4s S7
i ruba 5s 10.1 r SSil 2nd 5s SSI
P 8t. R G 4s ... 35 i rabash lsts .. 10S
t Dipt See 5s . . do deb H ... 4
7 I Krie pr liftn is. Sr. Wupt ?.Id 4? . . K5
iW I 'io San 4s ... 6S W & 1j F. Is... 72J
1 Hod; Val 41s.. lOUi.Wise Out If .. 8i
.lapan 4e 76 lint Met '. . 6 1 A
1 : New York Money.
Js X S'bJK "YORK, .lan. 20. Money on coll
ri r;isy. zfyZ per cent; ruling rale, of-
a-3 Jf ti'fd. 2 per cent.
j w Time loans easj sixty and ninety days,
S ' per cent; six months. 5 per cent,
a K '"lose: Prime mercantile paper. 6j to
S R ' er t'ent.
It Sterling exchange steady, with actual
' islness in bankers' bills at S486.S0!4S6.8o
rA o" demand, and at S48.'l.l0ps4S3.15 for
'I ff -iNly-dav billb: commercial biils, ?4S2.75-
if i Bar sllvor. CoEc.
ID Mexican dollars, 41c.
'a ft Honds Governments, easy; railroads,
7 ft rregular.
IJ Once
l - You Have
Begun I
r. fjystematleally. ou have I
I i i.lreJ u habit that will be of the I
1 qi latest financial value lo you. An 1
I account with the Commercial Xa-
f. I tional bank will greatly aid you to
1 increase your funds, as it. is a con- I
I etant Incentive to net' your money i
', grow at compound Interest. 1
Four r-r Cent Inierenl Paid
V On 'n? Accounts of $1 and Up. 1
Capital V-'00,000. SurpluK 550,000.
Dfpnelis ?3, 000,000.
METALS STRONGER IN
THE LDtiDOH MARKET
New York Prices for 'Copper.
Lead, Iron. Tin and Spelter
lie main Unchanged.
,H"IIH""IIH"r',,
PEIOES OF METALS ?
J IN 2TEW YORK MARKET, f
f. Silver 55&c
r Copper (electro) . . . .$13.62i5U3.879
! Lead, quiet ?3.70(g)3.75
-I T-!--?-"!1 T t fT"!"T"T.'TM!--?-'?-II!
j NEW YORK, Jan. 20 The London tin
J market showed a sharp advance, with
1 spot' closing at 125 ns. and futures at
126 10s. Locally the market was quiet,
with quotations ranging from $27.37 to
?27.87S.
The London copper market was higher,
with spot closing at 63 12s 6rt, and
futures at 64 2s Gd. Locallv the mar
ket was quiet and unchanged. Lake lr,
quoted at $13.75(5)14; electrolytic at 513.624
13.87 J, and casting at $13.37(g'l3.G2i.
Load advanced 2s 6d to 14 31s 3d in
the London market, but was quiet and
unchanged locally at ?3.703.75.
Spelter closed at .21 2s Gd in London,
but remained quiet In the local market
at ?4.45dt4.55.
Iron was lower in the English market,
with standard foundry quoted at 46s 6d,
and Cleveland warrants 47s 6d. Locally
no change was reported: Xo. 1 foundry,
northorn, $18. 50tfz" 18.75; Xo. 2, 17.75?
1S.25; Xo. 1 southern, 5181S.50; Xo. 1
southern, soft, ?1818.o0.
Closing Stock list. ,t
Sales. H. 1 L. Clse
Adams JDx 116
Amal Cpoper 59,300 53J 5ta 514
Am C and F .1,700 31i 31g 31g
do preferred 100 90 30 91
Am Cotton Oil 200 335 33S 334
do preferred 85
American Ex 200
Am H and L pf .... 400 152 15B lol
Am Ice 4,200 18 188 18
Am Lfnsoed Oil 8
do preferred 224
Am Locomotive 3,500 40i 39 39
do preferred 100 91 91 91
Am S and Ref 11G.700 70S G5i G5&
Am Tob pf cer 200 80 80 791
Ana Mln Co 4,300 34 33 33
Atchison 7.S00 74 73 73
do preferred 100 871 S74 87
At Const Lino 200 74 73J 73
Bait & Ohio 1,700 S9R S9 884
do preferred 88
Brook n T 18.S00 47R 453 458
Can Pacific 8,400 151 150 150
Cent of X J 178
dies & Ohio 900 31J 31 31 4
Chi Gt West 500 5 5 5
Chi & Xo West 1,300 151 1432 150
Chi M & St P 1,600 117 115J 1152
Chi T and Tr 5
do preferred 15
C C C & St L 100 Gl Gl 61
Colo F and I 1.400 228 21g 214
Colo & So 1.400 25S 25 215
do 1st pref 500 528 52 52
do 2nd pref S00 43? 43 434
Con Gas 102j
Corn Product .. 1,900 Hi 14 14
do preferred 400 66 ! 65 66
Dela & Hudson .... 600 1634 163 163
D L & W 475
D & R G 1,000 203 20g 20J
do preferred 100 59 59 60
DIs Securities . .' ... 1,300 35 3ij 31
Erie 600 tGJi 153 151
do 1st pref 300 333 33 322
do 2nd pref 900 23 23 22
Gen Electric 200 1226 122 122
Illinois Central .. .. 500 132 132 131
lnt Paper 600 12 1 19 1IJ
do preferred 800 645 62J 62
Int Pump 4,100 203 20 20
do prcforred 2,400 73 GO 72
Iowa Central 300 123 125 121
do preferred 1,200 30? 30 30
Kan City So 21
do preferred ' o2
Louis & Nash 300 10LJ 1004 100
Mox Central 1.000 16 152 155
Minn & St L 400 26 25 25
M St P & SS ii ...L 700 SO S3 S9
do preferred 1 132
Mo Pacific 7.300 454 432 432
ilo K & T 5.000 255 241 244
do preferred 56J,
I Xatlonal Lead 5,600 11 40X 40
X RR of M pf 43i
X V Central .... .. C.800 102 1004 1001
X Y O & W 200 35 344 341
Nor & Western 900 GSi 68 67?
do preferred ' 80
Xo American 500 oli 504 502
Pacific Mall 600 2S I 2S 26
Penn 42.300 117J 1154 115S
People'i; Gas .... 600 87 86 8l
P C C & St L 70
Pr Steel Car 500j 23 22J 22J
'Pull Pal Car 200)160 15Si 158
Reading U7S.400 J11 1084 1088
do 1st pref ' j SI
do 2nd pref 81
Republic Steel .... 400 18J IS 17J
do preferred 400 70 70 7(1
Rock Island Co 2,400 14i 134 13a
do preferred 3.100 2S 274' 27
bt. L & S F 2nd pf.. 1.000 2D 2S ! 2S
St L S W I In
do preferred 200 32fi 31C 32
So Pacific 33.100 7S1 763 76a
do preferred 111a
So Railway 1,700 10" 105 10B
do preferred I 1001 34 332 33J
Tonn C and I 120
Tex & Pac 500 193 19& 198
To St L & W 200 14? '14? 1 IS
do preferred 100 37 37 364
Union Pacific 38,300 127 125 126i
do preferred 300 S4 84 I 81
IJ S Express S9
U S Realty Mo
U S Rubbber .100 24 24 I 231
do preferred S
Q S Steel 63,500 311 304 30R
do preferred 14.300 95 9381 934
Va- Caro Chem 100 18 IS I 18
do preferred 200 91 91 90
WabaBh 200 9 9
do preferred KOO 162 JGJ 16i
Wei I s -Far go Kx . . . . ! ! 310
West Electric 500 51 j 50 50
West Union 8001 60 58 58
W & L TV .... ....! 6
Wis Central I 500. 161, 16 j 16
do preferred ! , Ml
Xor Pacific 26.400 128JI127 !l27J
Gt Xor pf 14.100 1251 1234H23
Cent Leather 1.700 19il 19 19H
do preferred 100 86 1 86 S6
lnt MclalH COO SJ 8 7
do preferred ; 22
SIqsk ! '....I.... 41j
New York Ploui and Grain.
XEW YORK, Jan. 20. ''lour receipts.
253,000 barrels; exports, 9000 barrels.
Quiet, and lower.
Wheal receipts, 10.000 bushels: ex
ports. 57.500 bushels. Spot, steady. Xo. 2
red. $i.01J: elevator. $1,061 f. o- b. afloat;
Xo. I northern Dulnth. ?L20 f. 0. b. afloat;
Xo. 2 hnrd winter, S1.13J f. o. b. afloat.
Early weaknesn In wheal today, reflect
ing by Northwestern- receipts was suc
ceeded by a steadier riiarket on South
western crop damage news, a bullish vis
ible supply statement nnd strength in the
Wept. Final prices allowed 2c advance.
May closed $1,105; -'uly closed J1.052,
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday. January IS, as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex
change was as follow:
Wheat 17.226,000 bushel?; deciease,
055,000 bushels.
Porn 4.923,000 bushels; Increase, 152,
000 bsuhels.
Oats S.SP6.000 bushels; Inureajc. 400,
000 bushels.
Ryo 768,000 bushels; decrease, 120,000
bushels.
Barley 5,511,000 bushels; decrease. 239,
000 bushels.
Now York Sugar. . .
XEW YORK, Jan. 20. SuKar-J-Jfraw-,
nominal; fair refining-, $8,3'.S2p3.3!i; .cen
trifugal, 96 teat. J3.803.89: molasses.
I sugar. ?3.0S(5'3,1 4; i-afiuedr steady;
cruflhud, ;."i.G0; powdered, iD.OO; gi-anu-)
luted, $4.90.
'
SELLING ON MARKET
M LPT MOHDAY
Lull in Trade and Little Notice
able Change in the
Prices.
The market was dull Monday; it usual
ly is, and gives tho merchants a chance
10 straighten out their stocks aftor the
rush of the last of the week, and prepare
to place new orders on the stands. Prices
on everything remain nearly the same,,
excepting- that eggs have lowered a little
in some places. Butter, creamery butter.
Is selling at 25 cents the pound.
Strawberries took a tumble Saturday to
20 cents a box, and reopened at that price
Monday, although it was the opinion pf
manv that the decline in prices would
disappear when the Saturday supply was
sold.
' LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
! South Omaha.
! SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 20. Cattle re
ceipts, 4500; market steady to easier. Na
tive steers, f3.75-5.75; cows and heifers,
$2(04.35; western steers, ?3.2i4..0;
Texas seecrs, $34.10: cows and heifers,
S1.763.75; canners, Sl.o02.75; shockers
and feeders, $2.804.60. calves. $3C;
calves. ?36; bulls and stags, ?2()4.
Hogs receipts. 5200; 5c higher; heavy,
S4.27J4.37J; mixed-. $4.25Cn4.30: Hffht.
S4.15(3i4.30, pigs, ?3.504; bulk of sales,
54.204.35. , . , '
Sheep receipts, 4000; market steady to
strong: yearlings. $5.50g6: wethers. 55.40
5,50; ewes, ?4-50'S!G.10; lambs, S6;5067
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. Cattle receipts,
38.000; market steady to 10e lower.
Beeves. $3.656.25; cows and holfers,
51.4O0i4.65; Texails, 58.25)4.00; calves,
55.507.25, westorns. ? 3.75(g)4.66; stock
crs and feeders, ?2.504.65,
I-Iogs receipts about 55,000; market
sioadv to 5c higher. LightE, ?4.154.45;
mixed, $4.255?4.55; heavy, 54.20ig)4,G5;
roughs. 54.254.25; pigs, ?3.651.25; bulk
of sales, ?4.354.45.
Sheep receipts about 23.000; market
steadv. Xatlves, S3.15'g5.75: westerns,
S3.50fP5.70; yearlings, ?5.006.00; lambs,
5.507.S0; western, 55.50(557.30.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 20. Cattle re
ceipts 11.000, including 1000 southerns.
Market steady. Stockers and feeders,
10c lower. Native steers, $4.205.05;
southern steers, ?3.80gi4.90: natlvo cows
and heifers, $2.40g4.90; stockers and feed
ers, $3.254.70; bulls, $2.804.10; calves,
S3.756.75; western steers, ?4.005.25;
cows, S3.004.50.
Hogs receipts 13,000. Market strong
to 5c higher. Bulk of sales $4. 254. 45:
heaw. ?4.35(g4.o0; packers. 31.254.45;
pigs and light, $3.S0g4.40.
St. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Jan, 20. Cattle re
ceipts. ' 3.200. Market steady; natives,
S3.755.85; cows and holfers, 52.00(g'4.40;
bulk, ?4.30'4.40.
Sheep receipts, 6,100.
Hogs receipts, 6,200. Market 10c high
er, top, 54.40; bulk, $4.30ig4.40.
Sheep receipts, 6.100, market 15c low
er. Lambs, $6.23g'7.00; yearlings. $5.50
6.00.
1 Evaporated Fruit Market,
XEW YORK. Jan. 20. The market for
evaporated apples Is quiet but steady,
with fancy quoted at 101(g.'llc; choice,
9?rac: prime, 7iJtf7'S2c; 1906 fruit, 7ijf'7c.
Prunes are unsettled but are said to
be selling at a little more freely on tho
coast as a result of recont concessions.
Prices ranged from G to 16c for Califor
nia and from 7'873c for Oregon fruit.
30s-50s.
Apricots are unchanged with choice
quoted at 21jj'23c. Extra choice at 23
25c; fancy, 2126c.
Peaches are unchanged with choice
quoted at ni3'121c: extra choice at 12ii"
13ic; fancy at 13(g'13ic; extra fancy, 14
l 141c
I Raisins are unchanged with loose mus
I catel quoted at 63y'75c. Seeded raisins
at 6i'g19c. and London layers at $1.05g
1.75.
Liverpool Wheat.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20. Close: What
March, 7s 9d. May, 7s 8Jd. July, nominal.
1
I DELINQUENT NOTICE. 1
1 I
The Little Chief Mining and Milling
cdVnpany. principal place of bualness,
Salt Lake City. Utah; location of mine,
Eureka, Utah. Xotlce: There are de
linquent on the following described slock
on account of aspe&snient Xo. 31 of one
(1) cent per share, levied on the 4th day
of December, 1907. the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows; !
, Cert. Xo. Shares. Amt. 1
I 347 A. I. Esberg 1000 510. 00
108G W. W. Brownson 1000 10.00
10S6 W. W. Brownson 1000 10.00
1133 John Stanflcld 1000 10.00
1435 J. Obcrndorfer 500 5.00
1638 W. II. -Vogles 300 3. 00
1573 A. L. Woodhouse 1000 10.00
1617 Murrea Marvin 184 1.S4
1S03 J. Oberndorfer (balance
I 652) 300 3.00
! 1804 MtM. C Hilton (balance I
! 764) 300 3.00 i
1 1807 Jas, .A. Pollock So Co ;
(balance 947) 75a 7.60 -
1S09 Brokerage & Finance !
1 Co. (balance 1483) 22u 2.20 1
1S11 Cluis. C. F. Dixon '.
1 (balance 155S) 805 8.05 I
1 1815 Chas. C. F. Dixon (bait
I anco 1618t 105 4.05
1S16 .1. A. Pollock A. Co.
(balance 1677) 406 4. 06 I
1817 J. A. Pollock A Co.
(balance 16S0) 105 4 . 0B !
i 1818 f. W. Elsie (balance
1716) 695 K.95
j 18190. F. Tilson (balance I
1718) 108 1.08
I 1S21 Jennie L. Watson (bal- 1
I ance 1293) IS11 l.&o
1S22 W. TL Tlbball (bal
ance 733) 81 .SI '
1823 Dowlt 13. Lowe (bal- I
1 ance 101S) r u .41 I
I 1324 Dewit B. Lowe (bal- I
4 ance 1020) 3$ .38
j lS25Johu Hupfer (balance 1
291) n ,u I
I And, In accordance with law and an
i order of tho board of diroutors made on
the 4th day of Doceuibor, 1907. so many
shares of each unreal or stock as mav
be neceHsary will he sold at public auc
tion at the company's office, No. 115 I
Mercantile block, comer Main and Third
South street, Salt Lake City. Utah, on
yedneBduy, January 29th. 1908. at 12
o clock, noon, 10 pay Ihe delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with the cost
of advertising and exncnuo of sale.
I JAMES P. DRISCOLL, Secretary.
xim
INGOT GOLD MINING COMPANY. 1
Principal oftiee, room 516, Doolv blorlr
bait Lake City, Utah. Xotlce is herabv
given Uiat. at a meeting of the director" '
held on the I lth day of January, 19ns'
an assessment of .1 cent per share, beinir
auscBsmcnt No. 4. was levied upon the
capital stock of the corpora Hon; iravahio .
Itnmodlately to A. Thomas, aaslstt sec--retary
of the company, at his office ion
Herald buljdlng. Salt -Lake City, Utah 1
Any stock upon whjch this assessment'1
may remain unpaid on Monday. February
17, 1908, will be delinquent and advertlKcd
for" nale at public auction; and, unities
payment is made before, so many shares
of eax:h parcel of suAh stock as may bo
neceiuiHry will be sold on the 7tli dav of
March. 1808, at 2:30 o"clock p. of said
day, to pay tho delinquent nsseBsment
thereon, together with tho cost of adver
tising and expense of sale. 1
. . O. II. DERN, Secretarv.
, . u , Salt Latte City, Utah.
-First publication. January 115. 1308.
WHEAT. OPEHS WEAK,
BUT ClOSEJS FIRM
Small Northwest Reserves and
Damage Reports Overcome 1
Selling by Longs.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. Small reperves In
the Northwest and reports of damage In
Oklahoma by the "green bug" caused llrm
noss today In the local wheat market, the
May dcllvory closing at a net advance ot
Jic. Corn was up ic. Oats were ic
higher. ' Provisions were 2Jc to 10c higher.
The wheat market was inclined to be
weak in the early part of the day be
cause of selling by longs and public trad
ing. Weaker markets "in Europe and the
liberal receipts in the Northwest were
the causes of tho selling movement. Dur
ing the latter part of the session tho firm
ness of corn, hoavy sales of cash wheat,
reports of small reserves In the hands
of Northwest farmers and fresh "green
bug" reports from Oklahoma caused a
Arm market.
Tho close was firm. May opened jsic
to Riff'ic lower at 51.01 to 1.02. sold at
51.018 and then advanced lo Sl.02RfG 1.025.
The close was at 1.022. Clearances of
wheat and flour wore equal to 217,800
hushols. The amount on passage in
creased 1.520,000 bushels. The visible sup
ply decreased 655,000 bushels. Primary
rocelpts wero 1.252,000 bushels, against
564,000 bushels on tho same day last year.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
rocelpts of 732 car, against 562 cars last
week nnd 385 cars a year ago.
Despite liberal receipts nnd the early
weakness of wheat, the corn market held
Arm all day. Receiving houses claimed
that county acceptances were small and
that farmers in Iowa are holding their
grain for higher prices. Offerings came
mainly from holders. Tho market closed
firm. May opened 4c lower to 1c higher
at 59Jc lo 60Jic, advanced to flOic and
closed at 60ic. Local receipts were 727
cars, with one of contract grnde-
Thc oats markot held firm nlltday be
cause of the strength of contract, grade.
May opened unchanged to Ac lower at
5Sic to 54c, and advanced to 54ic where
It closed. Local receipts were 213 cars.
Provisions wero firm all day because of
smoll receipts of live hogs. There was
some buying for Investment account. At
the close May nork was up 10c at $13.37.
Lard was 2!tVc higher -nt ?S.02iS.05.
Ribs were 5Jc higher at 58.12J.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close.
May 1.02 1.02! 1 .013 1.023
July 98i 97J 971 98
Sept 94J 35J 94J 95
Corn
May 601 60s 59S 601
July 583 o9i 5S 59J
Sept 5S3 59 582 58J
Oats
May (old) .. 54 541 "4 541
May (new).. 52i 528 521 528
July (old) .. 47 47 J 47 471
Mess pork, per barrel
Feb 12.87j 12.87J 12.87 12.S7.
May 13.30 13.42. 13.30 33.375
Lard, per 100 pounds
Jan 7.72a 7.75 7.72 7.75
May 8.00 8.05 S.00 S.05
Short ribs, per 100 pounds
Jan 6.S21 6.S2J 6.S2 6.S2
May 7.05 7.12J 7.05 7.12s
CASH QUOTATIOXS.
Cah quotations weer as follows: Flour
easy; Xo. 2 spring wheat, $1.101.12; Xo.
3. 9Scfiv51.10-, Xo. 2 red. 96gitf98ir: Xo. 2
com. 59Jj!59c: No. 2 yellow. 625J)62Jc; Xo.
2 oats. SOlifTSOic: Xo 2 white, 55e; Xo.
3 white. 49551 ic; Xo. 2 rye. 813c; fair
to choice malting barley, S595c; Xo. 1
fla:;nop.l. northwestern. 51.201; prime tim
othy f'l. 54.10; -plover, contract grades.
?J7- ribs. raidcs (loosol. 56.625
tt.H pork, per barrel, $12.S75ii:i;
t hi- 100 poundB. 57.75; short clear
! ski. '.'dj. S6.757; whisky, basis of
1 US'- v.iiios. J1.35.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
I Receipts. Shlpm'UJ.
Flour, barrels 19.S00 16.900
Wheat, bushels 13.000 12,600
Corn, bushels 53.800 212,200
Oats, bunhcls 26,900 J38.S00
Rye. bushels 12,000 14.900
Barley, bushels 75.900 7.200
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was firm; creameries, 21
30c; dairies, 1927c; eggH, oasy; at mark,
cases included. 2223c; firsts, 23c; prime
firsts, 24c; extras, 26c; cheese, steady, llfc
(S'KtJc.
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ing Utah Savings &: Trust Company.
The annual meeting of the stockholder
of the Utah Savings and Trust company,
a corporation, will bo held on Monday,
the 3rd day of February. 190S. at 10
o'clock a. m., at Its general place of busl
nesE, No. 235 Main street, Salt Lake
City, Utah, for the election of officers
and transaction of such other business
ag mav properly come before the moot
ing. IIEBER M. WELLS, Secretary,
Utah Savings and Trust Company.
Salt Lake Oily, Utah. January 11, 190S.
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