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m THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY 9, 1909. 7
BSflUIST OF
IB STRONGER
iidence of Special and Un
ited Activity That Has '
Been Recent Feature.
fcTIS EVEN YET
Every much neglected
Mr Tendency of Business
Kurentin Railroad and
E Financial Circles. i
IrK, Feb. S.-Th'c source or
tue stock market today was
oparently to operations to
contracts put out last week,
snt was distinguished by a
f the special advances !n In
to. On the other hand the
lame in for more active buy
Ktdof action by the Call
ature on the question of
lldren in the public schools
i to the advice of the na
ive was reported mora like
he close or last week. The
selling or stocks on Satur
n of this factor evidently
account of the professional
heir demand to cover today
t any large liquidation from
fwas lethargic for the most
e price movement was af
r a few hrlef periods of ac
?lect of the market is its
nous feature at present. The
absence from Wall street pi
most conspicuous figures in
world plays a part in this,
ed also that some effect or
due to the pending opera--ernor
Hughes's commission,
iow arrived at a considern
itock exchange, after having
field of the commercial ex-
Hn'd traffic officials bear out the
Er of othnr authorities as to halt
IKdtncy of business, the freight
Kt eccordlng to their evidence,
fftllsn off considerably from the
Hfcr level. Tho wcck'3 traffic
HS fliowed a notable decline In the
fownent. The formulation of the
i to be made by the anthracite
Tln tho convention of the United
Hfcrkers outlined tho nature of the
tions that must be gone through
Ki at an agreement for the coming
HiTbe coalers shared In the general
kfor the market. Tho possession
Element of earnings of the Amcrl
Htlnr and Refining company for
Bf'of the fiscal year caused a rise
Hi stock- Amalgamated Copper
Hntt usual sympathy in spite of
Hr marking down of quotations for
Hat the New York metal exchange.
tfpersleK'd of coming develop
BSoactmlng the Gould croup, but no
Sic Information was forthcoming,
b were strong. Total sales, par
KK,3i2,000. United tSates bonds
itchanged on call.
H? Now York Bonds.
B(Jsre?..102 L &, N unl -is.. 102
M; cou..102 iManhat c g Is. 93i
j, 10W Mex Cent is... 84
K'cou... .1005 1st inc 21)
Hregr..llM M.& St L .... Sli
r-'Ku.....l20 M K &. T -Is... 092
ffob s... 75 M K & T 2nds. 885
tob 6e..,106S N' R of M c -Is.. 811
Kw' 4a..,. 101S N Y C 3s on
UJ'Ik.... 951.N J C gen 5s...l2S
crt 104 Nor Pacific -ls..l03i
ff,ii ..lQ95'Nor Pacific 3s...74i
Xlna 4s.. 961 Norf 6z W c Is. SO
Ohio 4s, .1011 O S L rfdg 4s.. 951
K'Ohlo 3U-. PliaP cv 3s 1!U5.. OoJ
BUT c 4s. S4,Pa con 4s 104
Ga 5s.. 110 j Reading gen -Js.lOOil
'lie 60 Rep of Cuba 5f.102J
Mtc 521 St L&l M r f.s..ll2
Ohio Us .10GI St L & S F fg 4s S7J
mk A 3is... 76 iSt L S'wcst e -Is '
K'Q n 4s.. HSiScab Air L 4k.. f.4
V & P R 4s. S So Pacific 4s. .. fl.
!?..... ... 321 So Pac 1st 4s.. Doj
mgAK in .. 03 1 So Rnllwav 5s.. 1121
MVc St L g 4s 98iTe- &, P "Isle. . LIS
mm J 75 T St L fc W 4s. 86
MJlld 48t. . 814 Union Pac Is.. .1031
Sfl 48 . 8St U P cv 4s 104J
WJ-Cv 1F..101J US Steel 2d 5s. 1031
-RG4?.. 961 Wabash Ists ..113
Mipllen 4s. 89 West Md Is.-,. SoJ
Wj!? 4i.... 73 V fc L Erie 4s. 891
M4l 4Jk..107J Wis Central 4x. 911
M Jtft 4r. SOi NYNH&H c 6s. 1341
t S4 L Shore Is 1931 OSi
Mif .. .. S1"1 Amer T & T 4a. !)4J
H?s M sr. 91SiWaba?h Ext 4s. 77i
I Cotton Letters.
..Pollock fc Co., bankers and
' Jest Second South street,
t following, received over their
re yesterday afternoon:
t Bryan Cotton Letter New
cotton market furnished a
lion today. For soino time
pusht In Texas has been one
lors on which the more distant
tv been bought. Best buying
wet today occurred aftrr the
ralnB In Texas and a forecast
jveathcr tomorrow had been
.!H2 ''uy'"? strange to say,
ftejrrwslve in October than In
r month?. The last week or
has eliminated a great deal of
onion, and some of thn ov-p.r-Zi0Z
wcnl Rhort of the mur
y believed that stop-loss or
n cause a shake-out. Scale
rsdy outnumbered the top-
.Pm1 thc market turned up
rft sfolne the mills' takings and
.V'IDPly statement of Satur
' fPslc at the moment today's
?,b.con tllc result of short
wouicj lie for the market to do
from Itn prosont level, but
n 510 1,10 unexpected often
fitin-ir SP' aggressive buying
jOtton relieves the south, new
u may bo expected.
wt$on. bettor N'ew York
VHnrlietcAdx. unchanged to 3
fflrf.lon? TiXasi c,a,m eom
Inc Lthat 8tate- Crowds have
her niXcroP months of late on
t tbft fiP?t t market, no 1p
rrow o?Mc'nt thc market looks
WSr ?nm York Mouy-
KlWeSr Close: Prime
ber.cent.
ifcfi1,Jitmwi-
trcp. bon"38- steady; railroad
jfccW for S?L,Kr 5,xty days. 2t5)
M.tntnY?1'. Feb. S. Todav's
KiB el tryt b5,ances In the
(BBST'' "how" f tho 150,000,000
bU&neS 5M7.703.oC3
JK "-'w... 26.047,160
IflPl fica. comw'r"Wo01--Nominal ;
COPPER IS STRONGER
IN LBOB MARKET
Tin Advances Slightly; Lead Re
mains Dull; Iron Is Lower
and Quiet.
";' WWWHWvwrrl'
4 PRICES OP METALS
IN NEW TORE MARKET .
s
4 Silver 52lc
1 popper Celcctro.) . . .$13.12J013,37k .
v Lead, lower $4.021.071
f I I , . . . "?
NEW YORK, Feb. S. The London tin
market wa3 higher, with spot quoted at
1 126 2s 6d and futures at 127 17s Cd.
Tho local market was quiet at ?27.70
27.S5. Copper was higher In London, with
spot quoted at 58 7s Cd and futures at
57 7s Cd. The local market was dull,
with lake quoted at 513.62i(Q;i3.75: elec
trolytic. $13,12113.37. and casting at.
$13ftDl3.25.
Lead was unchanged at $12 ISs fld In
the London market. The local market
was dull and a. shade lower at $4,021(3)
4.07,
Spelter declined to 21 In London. The
local market was dull, and a little lower
also, at $4.95f5,
Iron was lower at 48s for Cleveland
warrants In the London market. The
local market was unchanged. Xo. 1
foundry northern, ?17g) 17.75; No. 2 at
$16.75i)17.25; No. 1 southern and No. 1
do soft, $17.2517.75.
I Closing Stock List.
I SaJcs.l H. I L. CIse
Amalg Copper 24,700 751 748; 75Z
Amer Car & F 2,100 501 nOi T0i
preferred ,111
Amer Cotton Oil.... 600 511 olji 51$
Amer H & L pfd... 300 40i 40t 401
Amer Ice Secur ; 21
American Linseed 1IJ
Amer Locomotive . . 300 555 553 55
preferred 100 11.1 UlZ.illl
Amer Sin & Ref 13.900 87 Sil SSj
preferred 700'103 102j 102?
Amer Sugar Pwef 100 130 130 11291
Amer Tobacco pfd.. 100 90 901! 90i
American Woolen ; 2S
Anaconda Mln Co.. 1.500 46 15 , 152
Atchison 2.500 995 09i' 99?
preforred 1,100 1011 101M01K
Atl Coast Line 500 109 1071 1075
Baltimore & Ohio... 7.500".10SJ 107 107
preferred 5001931 931 P3
Brooklyn R T lo.fiOOl 71 701 "13
Canadian Pacific ... 700 173J 173 173'i
Central Leather 1 301
preferred .', i !l01 J
Central of N J 1...'. 228
Chesapeake & Ohio. 1G.500 6fil C5 C61
Chi Gt Western 700 7j 7 71
Chi & Northwestern. 600 177 1761 17C
Chi Jill & St Paul.. 5.800 145U44S 1153
(! C C & St L 300 70 691 70
Colo Fuel & Iron 2.100 39J 38 398
Colo & Southern 63?
1st preferred 400 82? Slj S2A
2nd preferred 200 791 79 79
Consolidated Gas ... 6.200 121 117J 120
Corn Products 3.900 10 ISS 1S2
Del & Hudson.: 175
Denver & Rio G 11.500 478 46 471
preferred G.S00 S6i Soi 86
Distillers' Secur ... 100 37Q 37 37
Erie 4.400 30? 30R 30
1st preferred 800 4CJ 461 4t
2nd preferred 1 1 351
General Electric COO 1551 1521 10 M
Gt Northern pfd.... 3,300 14U 140i 111
Gt Nor Ore Ctfs 100 701 701 701
Illinois Central 500 1411 1101 1 101
Interhorough Met 2.000 158 IS 153
preferred 3.100 -13 111 -12J
Internatl Paper 11
preferred .... 54
Internatl Pump 200 .3SJ 388 3S1
Iowa -Central 400 30i 301 30t
Kan City Southern.. 2.500 121 42 421
preferred 400 721 72 72
Louisville & Nash.. 100 12311228 1231
Minn & St Louis ' n.Sj
M St P & S St'J M. . 800 14 :: 1413.142
Missouri Pacific .... 90 73 , 71E 723
Mo Kan & Texas... 3.700 4:iJ 4231 I3A
preferred 200 M 74 71
National Load 4.400 793 771 791
N Y Central 2,000 12S 12CJ 1271
N Y Ont .1: West.. S00 4S 1711 473
Norfolk & Western. 10,100 011 001 911
North American 400 R1J 80I Sli
Northern Pacific . ,. 3.500 138 1371.137
Pacific Mail I 31
Pennsvlvanla. 2,100 131S 13ia13ia
People's Gas 36.800 113 1093 113'4
P C C & St Louis.. 500 90j S9J 893
Pressed Steel Car... 600 413 41 413
Pullman Pal Car...W 200 1711 171 17L
Ry Steel Spring ICS
rtearllnp 67,900 1321 1301 1323
Republic Steel COO 21 233 21
preferred 300 S53 So 851
Kock Island Co 1,300 24t 241 241
preforred 5,800 611 C33 64a
St L .t S F 2d pfd 393
St L. Southwestern.. 1.100 251 23 24
prfrrred 100 631 53 f3
Sloss Shef S & I 3.100 80 70 7S3
Southern Pacific ... lo.f.OO 1181117 WSJ
preferred '-'00 12U 1211 121
Southern Railway .. 1.200 255 251 25
preferred 200 63 C23 C13
Tnnnr-sseo Copper .. fou iu " 1 w
Texas & Pacific 7,100 3711 3G1
T St. L & West 600 47 171 48
preferred 200 6S GSj GS3
Union Pacific 13,900 1778176 177j
preferred 100 95 95 91'
U S Rubber 300 32 31K 311
1st preferred ,1011
United States Steel. 23,400 52fc f.2 ' h'li
preferred 1.400 naj 1121113
Utah Copper 100 43? 433" 43S
Va Car Chemical. .. l.SOO 45 jj.j; j
preferred .1.... 113i ,
Wabash 00 IS?; isa ! 1
preferred 3,900 40j 4fi;i 4S
Westlngh Electric C00 SO 701! SO
Western Union 100 f.7J 67; C71
Wheeling & L Eric. 100 10 10 91
Wlcconsln Central .. 1.000 42 t 121
Ainer T & T 1.2001128 il27g 1273
Totul sales for tho day. 523,500 shares.
Evaporated Prults.
NEW YORK. Feb. S. Tho market for
evaporated apples continues quiet, with
fancy quoted at Si9c: cholre, 717Sc,
prime, 67c; common to fftlr.CGc.
Prunes aro unsettled owing to pressuro
from old crop fruit or poods somewhat
out of condition, with quotations ranging
from lie to 7c for new crop California,
ranging up to 10-GOf. and from Cjc to
9c for Oregon fruit, ranging from 40-oOs
to 20-30s.
Apricots aro quiet, with cholco quoted
at 91'92c; extra choice, 9i10c, and
fancv, HilM3c
Peaches aro easy, with cholco quoted
at CgpCic; extra choice, 71g171c, and
fancy, Sj&Oc. , ,
UalslnB are held up to quotations, but
demand is slow. Loose muscatels are
quoted at 415i5c; fancy seeded at r6c;
seedless. 4!S51e, and London layers,
$1.50Svl,C0.
Visible Grain Supply.
NEW YORK. Feb. S. The visible sup
plv of craln in thc United States Satur
ady, February 5, :ih compiled by thc New
York produce exchange, is as follows.
Wheat, -13,312 bunhels; decrenec, $1,-
"'corn. fi.512.000 btishcls: (ncrc-nse. 11.000.
Outs, 9,991,000 bushels; decrease, 1 IS, -000.
Rve. 815.000 bushels; dcorease, io.OOO
Barley, 394,000 'bushels': decrease, 246,-
The visible supply of wheat In Canada
Inst Saturday was 6,075,000 bushels, an
Increase of 713,000.
Now York Sugar.
NEW YORK. Feb. S. Sugar Raw,
easy; fair refining. 3-14c: centrifugal. .96
tcst. 3.64c: molasses sugar, 2.S9c; rJ
llncd. quiet: . crushed. 5.3oc: jiowdcred,
4.75c; sro'iulated, 4.65c.
Nov York Produce.
NEW YORK, Feb. S. Butter Firm;
creameries, thirds to specials. 2332c.
Chce3C Firm; state full creams, lu
16E(rgs Firm and hlKhcr: western firsts,
33c: seconds, 32133c.
NEW HIGH RECORD IN
THE WHEAT MARKET
May Delivery Sells at 1113-4,
but Later Declines on Heavy
Realizing.
CHICAGO. Feb. S. A new high record
mark for the season was established here
today, when wheat for May delivery sold
at $1,113 per bushel, surpassing by 3c
the previous high point, recorded on De
cember 1. Realizing by leading holders
caused a loss of nearly all thc gain, how
over, the net advance at the close being
only 1c compared with thc final quota
tions of the previous session.
Corn, oats and provisions closed steady.
The establishing of a new high mark
in wheat prices was accompanied by
more activity In tho vhcat pit than had
been witnessed for some time, an urgent
demand by commission houses being In
evidence nearly all day. In addition to
heavy purchases of the May delivery,
there was also active buying of the J.uly
option, which carried thc price of that de
livery up more than 1 cent from tho low
point of the session. Tho strength of
the May option was duo to thc conges
tion that una prevailed In that month
for some time and to the continuance
of an unusual demand by millers for
cash wheat, especially in the southwest.
The July delivery was bulllshly affected
by the weather bureau prediction of a
cold wave tonight throughout the winter
wheat belt. Sharp advances In the price
of wheat at all the leading European
grain centers also contributed consider
able strength to tho market In general.
One of the leading- longs was a liberal
seller on the bulge, and this caused a
drop of about 1 cent in less than flvo
minutes. Sentiment In the pit was less
bullish in tho final half-hour and the
market closed steady at about the open
ing level. May ranged between $1101
and 51.113. whllo July sold between 993c
and $1 .002. Tho close on May was at
$1.101.10. and on July at 993c. The
advance In wheat had a strengthening
effoct on tho corn market during tho
oarlv part of the day. but later sentiment
became a trifle bearish, and at the close
thc market was barely steady. At the
close prices were a shado lower to ic
higher. Mav closing at 633C3 and July
at 6363jc.
Tradn In oats was dull, but the mar
ket was quite firm at times, owing; to
buving by some of thc prominent hold
ers of wheat. At thc close prices were
lflc higher, with May at 52c and July
at 463c. , .
Profit taking by local longs caused mod
orate weakness In provisions. The mar
ket closed steady, with prices unchanged
to 2c lower.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
Wheat Open I-Ilch Low Close
May 1.108 1.1H IA0 1.101
Jufv 992 1.00S .992 .993
Sept 951 .063 -'J5x -OoJ
Co""i
May"! GS? .G3i .63 . .631
JulV .631 -MS .63 .63
Sept 63 .'53k 63i 'G:ll
nuts
May 511 .521 .al -o21
.Tnlv 461 .463 .461 .5 I
E-Vpt 39 .39 .39i .39.
Pork, ner barrel
:,! 16. SO 16. SO 16.65 16.771
JuW 16.90 16.90 16.75 J6.S71
t.iird, per 10 Dounds
Mav 9.60 9.60 9.524 9.571
July 9.65 9.70 9.60 9.70
Short Ribs, nor 102 pounds
May '8. 80 8.82S 8.70 S.80
July S.971 S.971 S.90 S.95
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Cash quotations wore as follows: Flour,
firm: No. 2 rye. 75; feed or mixlncr bar
loy. 61'g)62; fair to choice malting, G2i(?GI;
flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern. $1,571; No.
1 northwestern. $1.61; timothy seed.
$3.70: clover. $9.20; moss pork, per bbl..
$16,62116.75: lard, per 100 lbs.. $9,421
short ribs sides (loose). $S.2r.&i8.C2i; short
clear sides (boxed). $S.628.S7!.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
wore oqual to 285.000 bushels; primary
receipts were SR3.000 bushels, compared
with G4S.000 bushels thc corresponding day
a vear ago. Tho visible supply of wheat
in the United States Increased 6.1S4.000
bushels for thc week.
New York Flour and Grain.
NEW YORK. Feb. $. Flour Receipts.
16.200 barrels; exports, 14,874; strong, with
Lrado quiet. Minnesota patents, $5.10T
5.75; winter straights, $4.R5(0!5; Minne
sota bakers'. ?1.20(f?4.5O; winter extras,
$3.754.20; winter p'atents, $5f?r.40; win
ter low grades. $3.65(3)1.20; Kansas City
straights, $1.80ff?i 1.93.
Wheat Receipts. 50,900 bushels; ex
ports, 72.065; :pot fllronjr. No. 2 red,
$1.11 elevator: No. 2 red. $1.15 f. o. b.
afloat; No. I northern Dulutli, $1,221 f.
o. b. afloat: No. 2 hard winter, $1.17
f o. b. aflont.
Today's wheat market was exception
ally active and nervous, with a strong
advance in prices due to very bullish
foreign iharkots, strong bull support at
times. Vigorous covering of shorts and
fesirs of a cold wave cast. In tho lute
afternoon reports that blp: lonus were
selling caused a shurp reaction, and final
prices showed c to Jc not rise. May
closed. $1,131; July closed ?1.06J.
Ilop3, firm.
Tribuno Want Ads.
Boll pbono 520 J. Ind. phono 3G0 3-1S
VERY LITTLE 001
01 PRQQUCE MARKET
Fresh Consignment of Fruit,
However, Arrives From
California.
With the exception of thc arrival of a
consignment of fresh products from Cali
fornia, there was almost "nothing doing"
on tho produce market Monday. Deal
ing was weak and the lealra put In a
good share of tho time arranging tho
new arrivals on their respective stands
and engaging' in conversation with one
another, i
Included- In the shipment of producti;
from tho Golden State was a supply of
tho first Jonathan apples to be placed
on sale In this city In several weeks.
Dealers offered thc fruit at 60 cents a
peck. Belle Fleur apples arc plentiful and
retail at 50 cents a peck.
Quotations remained very steady Mon
day, thcro belnp no changes reported.
Creamery butter continued at 10 cents a
pound retail and 33 cents a pound whole
sale. Fresh eggs were scarce and but a
limited supply could be procured at 50
cents a dozen.
Slowly tho market Is becoming bettor
supplied with fish. Today a shipment Is
expected In from Oregon, which Is ex
pected to include a supply of salmon,
halibut, oysters and shrimps. Fish has
been very scarce for several weeks, owing
to the numerous washouts In the northwest.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
fc Chicago.
CHICAGO. Feb. S. Cattle, receipts es
timated nt 22,000; market steady, 10c
higher. Beeves, $4.207.00; Texas steers,
54.25$T5.70: western steers. $4.00(57-5 60.
stockcrs and feeders, $3.20(0)5.50; cows and
heifers, $l.S5fii5,60; calves. $5.50(g)7.75.
Hogs Receipts estimated at 45,000,
market steady. Light. S4.906.35; mixed.
$6.00(5)6.50; heavy. $6.05(Jl'6.S5; rough, $6 05
f?'6.20; good to choice heavy, $6.20Jf6 65;
pigs, $4.75(?)5.15; bulk of sales, $6.25ft6.45.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 20,000: !
market steady. Native. $3.25(5)5.60: we3t-
crn, $3.2B!?i5.60: yearlings. $5.90(ft)7,00; i
lambs, native, $5.507.60; western, $5.50'S) I
7.60. ' I
Omaha.
OMAHA. Feb. 8. Cattle Receipts.
3200. Strong to 10c higher. Western, $3.50
(jf'o oO: Texas steers, $3?5; range cows
and heifers, ?2.75(i7)4.75: canners, $2tJ)2.S5:
stockers and feeders. $15.25; calves, $3
7; bulls and stags, $2.75 1.73.
Hogs Receipts. OSOO; 5 to 10c lower.
Heavy; $6.10(ff6.30: mixed. $6frG.15; light,
$5.00(;fi.l5: bulk of sales, $5.9n6.20.
Sheep Receipt?. 2500; market steady to
10c higher. Yearlings, $66 50; wethers.
$1.755.25; ewes, $ll.65; Iambs, $6.40
7.40.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Fob. S. Cattle Re
ceipts. 13.000; market steady: native
! steers. $1. 506.40; native cows and helf
i ers. $2.25(jTi.55; stocked and feeders,
1 $3.40'ar.50; bulls. $3.00iW4.75: calves. $3.5"
(57)7.00'; western steers. $4.256.25; west
ern cows. $3.2r,ff o.no.
nogs Receipts. 17,000; market 5c low
er: bulk of sales. S5.S0dP6.40; heavy, $6.30
C?6.45: packers and butchers', $6.00
6!4n; light. $5. 706 20: pigs. $4.50Z?5..r.O.
ahPOpRoeolpts. 10.000; market steady;
muttons. $1.00(9)5.40, lambs, $6.25(fi7.40;
raiiKo wethers. S 1.00rt7)6.25; fed owes,
S'J.OUiJj'o.OO.
Tribuno Want Ads.
Bell phono 5201. Ind. phone 360-348.
J Ao IX S. , .
j Obesity I
Remedy I
I
i 1 Will reduce your flesh t
i I
? and cause you no suffering
or inconveuicncc. T(, sells
I at 41 t;hc box and can be I
I sent by mail. j
I i
Where the Cars Stop.
( I First-Class Drug Store.
I ? HAVE YUBEEN ?
II 103 West Second South Street, Corner West Templo, "Dooly Block" 2k
I BIG SALE 1
H $36,000.00 OF FOOTWEAR AND WEARING APPAREL
SI Offered to thc people at retail at
i WHOLESALE P RJJS 1
Men's and Young Men's Suits, Overcoats, Rain, Storm Coats p
3 and Cravenettes, jJK
1 3 Values .$30.00 to $S.O0, Sale prices SI1
II $14.89, $11.97, $7.95, $4.88 and $3.97.
Boys' Suits, Storm and Rain Men's Shirts. ts
II rp to nRe 16; valuer t S.00 to Soft or stiff hoSoin8, 'Mon.
lag $3.00, vf) at ureli." "Manhattan and
IB $3.97, '$2.97, $1.97 and $1.49 oUlor renowned brands, at- g
"j ill i i. ..ii Inched or scparato cuffs,
1 1 Boys' Knee Pants. floated and plain bosoms; val-
Values $1.00 and 65r, o at " 0 to 75c, sale prices m
1 57c and 34c $1.57, 97c, 79c, 59c and 37c
1 LADIES', BOYS', CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S FOOTWEAR
Ii AND RUBBERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
M Ladies', Men's and Cliil- Ladies' and Men's
11 dren's Hosiery. Underwear.
a Worth up to 75c. ro at Values up to $2.00, po al
ij 33c, 23c, 19c, 14c and 7c 97c, 57c and 37c
1 Make No Mistake ! " Look for "the Red Signs !
1 Manufacturers' and Importers' Outlet Company, j
103 West Second South Streot, Ooruor West Tomplc, "Dooly Block"
BELCHING,
1 STOMACH PAINS
MEAN
Kodol very speedily overcomes indi- ;
gestiou and dyspepsia through efficient;
and complete aid given Nature in the '
processes of food digestion. The symp- .
toms of indigestion and dj-spepsia are
signals of stomach-distress. Kodol an-
swers the signals( if you let it) result is: ;
immediate reliefandpermanenbhcnefit. j
Kodol never fails to do what it was mado
and intended to do. But even'so don't i
expect to find anything remarkable or ;
maivelous about Kodol. It digests food
that is all. Bub that is enough.
Our Guarantee. ffili
you tire not benefited tho drupKiat will at
onco return your money. Don't, hesitate; any
drucjtist will sell you Kodol on these terms
Tho dollar boltlo contains 2& times as much
as thc 50c bottle. Kodol Is prepared In tho
laboratories ot E. C.DeWitt Si Co., Chicago.
Koek Springs 8!
I The best mined.
Ask your dealer for it, or I
1 1 call 171 either phone. I
j T. J. Olrke
1 1 Genl Sales Agent, I
1 1 211 Herald Building.
NO HOTJSB, STABLE OB DATB?
IS COMPLETE WITHOUT
DE. NUNN'S
BLACK OIL
EEALMG BALSAM
It hau no equal for brittle feet, no
equal ior healing rounds, curing colic,
couchB, otc
Bold everywhere, 60o and $1.00 c hot
tie. One full pint, one dollar.
II &
' lotcrcwrt and should know
MS; iWffl ft about tho wonderful
trtTOWWijlW Tte new Vnctncl byrlnce.
YWpSSoVaw Bert itodtconTen-
tpm. ItcleantM
A.(K your dnufplut for M.iEVfMi0' tr-
if ho cannot mppiy tbo SVtn. "fea
MARVEL, accept no SS, 'llT
otlitr. hut Bnd oump for K ff '
Ulustmtert JiooU-sitlert. It plTM Cffl.y,,.,,,,, Aft
ttill parUculftrs unrt UrecUon In- C,Mf
feJnalne to Indies. A "AKJ KL CO. mUT
For salo by F. J. Hill Drug Co., F. C.
Schramm. Cbarles Van Dxke.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic
A thorouffhly modern savings depart
ment conducted in connection with this
bank. Safo deposit boxes for rent. U. 8.
Depository.
Frank Knox, president; James A. Mur
ray, vlcc-prcaldont; W. F. Earla, cashier
E. A. Culbcrtoon, assistant cashier.
Capital paid In, $300,000. Intero3t paid
on tlmo deposits.
ESTABLISHED 1889.
UTAH COMMERCIAL AND
SAVINGS BANK.
WM, F. ARMSTRONG, President.
BYRON GROO. Cannier.
Commercial Banking In All Its Branches.
Four per cent Interest on savings dopoalts.
! DESBRET NATIONAL BANK,
U. S. Depository.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Capital, 3500,000.00; surplus, 300,000.00.
U S. Hills President
Moses Thatcher Vice-President
HT. S. Toune Cashlor
Edgar S. Hills.... Asst. Cashier
L. W. Burton Asst. Cashlor
8afcty Deposit Boxes for Rent.
I"
W. S. McCORNTCK, THOS. R. CUTLER,
President. Vice-President
! THE UTAH NATIONAL BANK,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
I We receive deposits of $1.00 and xvp
ivard and pay four per cent InterosL
Btart an account In our savings depart-
i mont today.
j R. T. BADGER. Cashlor.
R. G. DUN & CO.,
I THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
GEORGE RUST, General Manager.
' Idaho, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming.
Office 201 Tribune Bldg., Salt Lake City,
ESTABLISHED 1841. 189 OFFICES.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST.
I . ,
! WALKER BROS.,
I BANKERS.
(Incorporated.)
ESTABLISHED 1855.
' Capital $250,000
Surplus $100,000
I Absorbed the Salt Lake Branch of Wellu-
Fargo tS. Co.'o Bank.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Travelers' Letters of Credit Isaued
Available In All Parte of the World.
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
I
; Alston invedrfft
Jjj CCRfCRA7t$)
ESTABLISHED 1SS9.
Capital, 510,000; Surplus, $76,000.
Special attention given to tho col
lection of rents, payment of taxes,
Rnd the care of property for non-ruol-donts.
251 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
McCORNICK & CO.,
" BANKERS.
.. r ESTABLISHED' 1873.
Salt Lake City, Utah. "
I Do You Know Any of I I
These People ? . I
1 They are all moneyed. people good ones, too, We collected the money for I H
U them. Read the list: H
I G. B.IcFuIl, GOG Qulncy, bldg., De:i- Sjfe ll
Job Plngrcc, X)gden, Utah. imE Sk 1 1
j r. II. Cook. Goldfleld. Ncv. ' M v jfc
J'ye & Sons. Garfield. Utah. iKifrT
Oo-or Furniture Co.. City. "W&Jf fe''
iFoWorA&CWmffh.C(CUy.,t" " T: ' gpHA
Erdmau & Sons. Brlgham City. Utah. Y9k ( flK 7 H
llclncr Bros.. Hock Springs, Wvo. W- 1
bi Rogers k llawkes, Preston, Idaho. 'wJmdt ft mmm
J k. s sims. pcndiotop, or. mfr mm
.ik!' EnimiintVghaCUyLHali. j'aW' y 1
I David Roacnbaum, Brlgham City, JPr y Vy H
! D!-. Sv.EsrlRatner?UAtlas lockClty. fflmi S f
i George H. North, Pocatollo. Idaho. rmJKl&-r -
I " A" Cl't Vlllccnt' caro of v'r,cent' Shoe mmf "jd? ffi 1
' RockyFMounlaln BeUTel. Co.. City. M R
Theodore Whitney. 211 K. 5th So., s- $tf
Carter's league Cycle Co.. City. Chaa. M. Plant. 2G7 W. 1st N., City. B
E. Li. Custer, American Fork, Utah. J H. Prcccc, grocer, City. H
We will collect some for you If you turn In your claims. It's a great B
pleasure to receive money from honest debts. Try IL Red Streaks of Hon- I i
esly exist In everybody. I ffl
MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, j kt
Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts. 77-7S-S2-93-94-07-9S-90-100. Com- S LLI
merclal Natl. Bank Bldg.. Salt Lake City, Utah. FRANCIS G. LUKE. Gen'l I
J Mgr. 'Tls said "Some People Don't Like Us." 1 M
r. . .iija . i hi n,nnii,iiwBagi.ivjm f i iii 'i i i h1 i1 1 h 1 'ihwiiw ww iWs pnwiinnrnrmi
I Office Hours Daily 10 A. M, to 8 P. M.. Sunday 11 to 2 P. M.
THE KNOWLEDGE OF DISEASE I I
IS HALF ITS 'CURE j
I IF ALL YOU WHO ARE IN NEED OF A SPECIALIST WILL CALL ON ME 8 iHH
FIRST VOU WILL NOT HAVE SO MANY DOCTOR BILLS TO PAY. H iHH
t ; 34 YEARS IN SALT LAKE CITY. ft I U
' Vrr
CS on, I
uSvir Swfe cines Frco, for , I
ISIs. ii n I U 1 ALL EXAMINATIONS
Bpl 1 all Catarrhal FREE TH,S I mmt
dr. a. j. shores, and Chronic Diseases. WEEK 1 I tm
icrs A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN. 1 H
Tho eamo wondorful skill and experience that has enabled Drs. H
. Shores to cure chronic diseases, enables thorn to cure all private ffl
Datarrn allmenta Drs. Shores never use a name or betray the confidence m
Deafness of tholr patients, and everything Is strictly confidential. Prices pj I
Asthma the lowest. Terms tho easiest either small weekly or monthly raj I
nnd, payments, as the cure progresses, or youMay Pay When Cured In P
Llmg all Private Troubles. H jH
I BheubI AN EXCLUSnHB TREATMENT FOR "WEAKNESS." 1 H
1 5?5V Drs- Shores long ago discovered that nearly ALU cases of co- I
i EDUOpsy called WEAKNESS in men was caused from DISEASED OR EN-
Hystorin LARGED PROSTATE GLAND. Drs. Shores aro tho originators of 1 IMmM
Hay Fovor their treatment for this common, yet little understood, trouble
Insomnia and their treatment Is not given or EVEN KNOWN by any K H
Stomach "Quack Doctor" or "Fako Medical Institute" In ahe world. By
T-ivor tlielr original mothods Drs. Shores CURE these so-called cases of B '
KicUiey WEAJNESS quickly, surely and cheaply. R U
ajjjj Homo Treatment Cures. Write for Free Symptom List If you
Bladder cannot cnlK m B e
TrouMo OFFICE HOURS; 5 n. m. to E p. m- Evenings. 7 to 3. Sun- Q Mm
And all days and holidays, 10 a. rn. to 12. Consultation and examination I
Chronic free' 1
Nervous DRS SHORES &'SHORES, Expert Specialists, i H
$SL BiXn 249 SHST. Salt Lake City. (
I My special treatment cure3 "WEAKNESS" In ,r$L ) f mmm
men In a very short time. My cures of this dlsor- 4v JfxL mmm
dcr aro permanent and lasting. No tonics that V " SKb
BtJmulato temporarily, but thoroughly scientific 'i
treatment for the removal of conditions responsl- s.-tfr ' illlfl
bio for tho functional derangement. "Weak- 3gz0 J J IH
ness" Is merely a symptom of Inflammation or Jv. fi
,k congestion In the prostnte gland. md under my 5KSfesfr---!e a IlllH
,i own original local treatment this gland is WfifbaSf J ,
, promptly reduced to lt.s normal ptatc. and com- iHlralmw'yM'rafl I HHH
: pleto functional activity Is thc lasting result. lnthiHtvwcfr.v?i r j IIH
I 'forFa1'j 1 O uncomplicated I 'N'0' ?U" ood, I I I
I CURE IS W A DISORDER Be Paid Until Cured. 8 ( MM
j CONSULTATION FREE MY HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE COSTS'
1YOU NOTHING. I cheerfully give you tho very beat opinion, guided by 7
years of successful practice. Mon out of town, In trouble, write If you can- J H
not call, as many cases yield readily to proper homo treatment and euro. H
My offices arc open all day from 9 a. m. to S p. m., and Sundays from I I
to ' jj I L
SALT LAKE MEN'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE f i H
159V SOUTH MAIN STREET, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. (j
V mWM
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DRINK
IDAN-HA
NATURAL LITHIA WATER. !
"Makes Everything Good," I
F. J. Klescl t: Co., Ogrien. ;
Rlerjer & Llndloy, Salt Lake,
Distributors. ". ..
faM ry' Will press and cloan N
9 rhl your sult' vrockly'
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