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GREAT OPERA COMPANY.
Noted Singers Maurice Grau Will
Bring to United States.

Noted Singers Maurice Grau Will
Bring TO United States.
London. June 29.-Maurice Crau has
informed representative of the AssO-
Grated Press that he expected to re-
tire from the management and present
lease Of the metropolitan opera house
of New York in 1902. Mr.. Grau has left
London for Carlsbad, where he Will
take a months rest. His BernharC1t-
Coquelin season here has been most
successful the receipts exceeding those
OF any previous season of either Co
-GUelin or Bernhardt.
Before leaving London Mr.. Grau con-
Guided nearly all his engagements for
the coming season in America He
thinks the company he has selected is
the strongest he has ever taken to the
United States. Ii includes. as pIima.
donnas: Sopranos, MesdameS Calve
Eames. Terlia, Lucienne. Boeval. Cad
ski. Suzanne Adams and Fritz-Chen:
contraltos- Me danes SchUuann- Eeink.
Bridewell and Homer. The tenOrs in
clude Alvarez, Van Dyke, De Marci
Gilbert Ga newcomer from the Opera
COmique and Grand Opera, Paris), Dip
pei and SalignaC.
Mr. Grau has also secured Albert
Reiss, a new light buno-tenor. who
scored an uEeGualed success in the role
of Mime at COvent Garden. As bari
tones Mr.. Grau has Scott, CamDariara.
Bfspham, MuhIman and De Celery. a
newcomer, and as bassos. PIanCon
Gourmet and Blass. For conductors Mr.
Grau has FlOn, Walter DamTosch and
ZeDilli-
Negotiations. which viii probably be
successful are in progress with Mes
danes Zem briCh. Sybu Sauderson and
LiIi Lehman. and with Van Roy and
Edouard De Reszke.
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Bond Quotations.

T. s. ref 2s reg.l0i n. j.. r. gen SIS 1870
DO. toupCu--.-IONis a Nor Pac sr. g
T. s.. IS reg. -1Hsef Nor Pac ss 1o5ss
H. s.. - comp -lH3 ttt-N T. o. e ST
T.. s. D.. As cg-.l3g L. Us .....117
T. 3 n- As Coup.1aJ ~. & W con 4s.l09
u = o. fs reE..llZ1A Ore Nav. 1S.,.. 100
U. - n. Is coulI.1l3i4 Ore Nav ss ldg'.
- - - req. .l.f>.7 O. 3 j. Esq.,. 29l4
T. *. ac -roJp-. IHNat COusoi s. 1879
j.. q. 6es- ..-.--.-5 Read gen Is. sszk
ALcn- gen $50 tltL5- r. g. ~ 1s.-..l03
Adjustment a. tS7s ST. j.. * Iron A.
Can. So. 2s...... it9A -Onsol SID 173-
O.. REQ fns....1 SIS St t. q San T.,
a.. Il -. SID general 6s go r3oi.
G. q n Is. con- ST. Paul con....dsg
sol ~ ----.--.-t 3L-2- ST j., G. g. + Us. .11S
l9ebenture as.-l-z 81 ID. G. g. h S.. i1eis
Chic EerEi. 4s.. .a1t So Pac t- o2
Colo. So. Is &C.. 500 So Ev Is T.0s.
p. d. B. Q. IS. 1885, STANDARD Rope
Erie zen ts.- fJ3lz & Twiue 5A 60
IT ~ & Den Tex a. Pac IsJfQ5
t1-t- Us --.----lp5l2 Tex a. Pee =. 80
Gen. Eiec. 5s..-.ul0 t-ni0n Pac 4s 1909,
Ia. Cent. ls..-...ll6ifI Wabash Us I1eff
4. e N. 7. 4s..104ts Wabash p ..II4
81. b. ~ ~ 2. SOS West shore As. 115M
d., lN- a. n. A.. aeasl ~ Is. cent. u.s.. glas
a. T. Lt1lL- l---llief \ a. centuries g.. g5
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New oTrl<. June 29.-The Financier
says: The bank statement of last week
reflected a decrease of SlO4T4OO0 in
loans, the liquidation in this item which
was IN progress during the grest ter part
OF the week, and also the elimination
from the statement Of about $4,000 900
OF the loans of abe closed Seventh Ma
tonal bank. Tine cash was reduced by
$1,000, which amount very closely
agrees with the preliminary estimate
or the movement Of money during the
week.
1t should be noted. however. that the
elimination Of the Seventh Nationals
cash. which. in the previous week. was
reported at Sl.335,400. should be cOnsid-
cred as more OF less affecting the state
ment- In explanation of the loss OF
cash through sub-treasury operations,
1T should be observed that in addition
TO the depository receipts over dis
bursements there was a payment into
the treasury early in the week of about
9l'SJU,UOO By the Chicago & Northwest
eru, which, in the previous week
bought from the government the lat
ters interest in the Sioux City e. Pa
CifiC railway.
Detailed returns of the movement Of
cash between banks Of this city and of
the interior disclosed some Withdraw
ais, which may have been caused by
apprehensiOns Of trouble resulting from
the Seventh Nationals failure. The de-
~ ease OK @lLrfo-,-yv IN deposits lnCludeS,
Of course, the s., 712. 400 reported by the
Seventh National in the week ending
June p. This total loss by all banks,
however, harmonizes with toe decrease
of cash and Of loans.
Tt is noteworthy that the decrease in
Circula ton Of the banks as shown in
the statement was S35I,70O. This how
ever, was due to the omission from the
return Of the 1926. 300 circulation of the
Seventh National as well as by the
other Items Of that bank.
The incidents Of the week were of a
more or less disturbing character. but
the outlook on the whole appears ia
vOrable Beginning on Monday, the
heavy disbursements of dividends ag-
gregating over 500 100000. viii be in
aUgurated. and, in addition to this, sup
pMes of gold are already arriving from
Alaska. There viii be a great deal of
shifting of funds. and this viii be re-
49, In slLccaalice- halL- - tar-1arts
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st. Paul's Church.-Main and Fourth
South. Rev. Millidge Walker. rector
June o. fourth Sunday after Trinity: s
a. M holy cOmmunion gas a. m. Sun
day school; II a. m. morning prayer and
sermon; p. m, evening prayer and ser
mon.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church.-19O
South Fourth West street, between First
and Second South streets Rev George
Bailey, LII. b. pastor; 9:45 a. m, Sun
day school; IL d. m, sermon by the pas
tor The FOurfOld Coming Of the Cos
pel;' p. m, preaching by the pastor,
The Night of the SOUL 1879 p. m,
632 West First North street: s D. m
Junior c. e; 6:45 p. m, Y. p s. 9. F..
Wednesday evening at o'clock, prayer
meeting. All cordially invited 10 these
services and meetings.
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~. s. Express s
EVells-Farg0 lis
ANAL. COpper...124
ANN C. & F. 32-s
Preferred .. SS1s
ANN. Lin. Oil. .
Preferred 900. 55at
ANN. s. & r.. 5Sis
Preferred --.1035 :
ANN. TOba Geo .131
Ana. Min. CO.. 4s7k
Brook. Rap. It. S21z
Colo. F. & E...1l51z
Con. Gas .-.-...Z23
Cont. Tobacco. 6s56
Preferred ,--.11S1a
Gen. Electric....262
Glucose Sugar. SO
Hooking COal... 23l2
Inter. Paper. q
Preferred .-... a.
Inter. Power. 951z
Iaclede Cas-. S5Ss
Nat. Biscuit &c.. 44-t
Nat Lead .... -
Nat. salt .... 4f15
Preferred 800. 1914
North Amn.....10f
Pacific Coast 20
Pacific Mail .- Al
Peoples Gas...1lS7s
Pressed s. car. 4iia
Preferred ..... Sc
Pull. Pal. Car .2o-
hep. Steel ..... 121s
Preferred ..-.. 16
sugar ------+----l4J =
Tenn. 9. s. L.. 723t
Union 3. & P. u
Preferred 900. 72ie
T. S. Leather. i
Preferred ..... 1874
L. s. Rubber. =
Preferred 900. G05A.
Z. $. Steel. Ass
Preferred $500 $685.
Total sales...2O1.5 sen /
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Metal Market.

New York. June "a quiet market was
prevalent in an branches of the metal
trade today Orders were light and the
demand from local trade ceuters was o.
Il hanG-to-mOuth chara cter. Variation i'm
values was not apparent and in the a ID
sence of information from abroad they
were largely nominal as follows;
Zig iron warrants. $500 10 90. northern
foundry. 1A25W15.59. southern foundry,
13. z5G15Z5. soft southern, p 75ll 1875.
Tin 2S.oGd2S.45
Lead, A371z.
Spelter. 3.921z03 971k
Lake copper 100. casting 1862.
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Stocks at London

New York, June 29-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial Cabiegram
says; While there was not much bust
ness on the stock exchange here today
the tone was firm There was good buy
ing of American stocks on "a small scale
the particular favorites being Aychison
Denver & Rio Grande. Erie. Southern Pa
CiftC and United States steel. Confidence
apparently is quite restored. Money con-
unues to be tight al previous rates.
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An Engineers Fast Run.

An engineer on one OF the roads enc
tering here in speaking last night OF
fast runs said: Although my machine
is not slow, once let q cold get six
hours the start of me and my rnachin-
cry is no match for il. have for years
kept a bottle of Kemp's Balsam con
stantly in my cab, and when a cough or
cold gets a start of this standard rem
edy it is indeed a cold day Price
25c and soc. For sale by Codbe-Pitts
Drug company.
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JONATHAN 9. ROTLE,
Chairman.
DAVID q. ElE5II ..---I
Secretary.
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Wasatch.

Only 49, miles. Drive up and back
in day and have nine hours fishing
Good and reasonable hotel acc0mno-
dations. Furnished cottages with or
without kitchens. Good fishing and
hunting. Tennis courts and croquet
grounds. Dancing parties, train par
ties and saddle horses. Arrange at once
to send your families out. Spend your
vacation there. Address Wasatch
Hotel via Sandy. Trains leave O. S. I.
Depot 7.55 a. m. and T:05 p. m. open
June 30.
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Episcopal.
St Marks Cathedral.-Rt Rev. Abel
Leonard, s. T. D., Bishop: Very Rev.
James B. Eddie. b. D.. dean. Fourth
sunday after Trinity. June 80. 30 a. m.
hCiy communion; 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school, il a. m. morning prayer The
Rev ". a. Brewer. a. B.. rector OF ST
Matthew school san MateO, cal. viii
preach on Christian Educatioll-the
Mighty Ten Years; p. m. evening
prayer; the dean viii deliver the fOuEth
of a series of addresses on Exploded
Religious Fads and Fancies,7 the subject
being Montanism-z Miracles and
Revelations. The public is cordially in
yited TO attend the services Seats free
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SpirituaIist.

The First SpiritUalistic Church of the
Independent Freethougnt Bible Spiritual
lists VIII held its morning and evening
and p. m Morning service, Mrs Fon-
tyn. pastor; evening service. lecture by
Professor Sterling Mrs. Miner, pastor
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Dated june ii. 1901 secretary
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East Side Baptist Church.-Corner Of
Third South and Seventh East Rev.
+. Barnett, pastor. Morning service at
II a. m, in the interests OF state mis-
siOns; Sunday school al 12:15 o. m; Young
Peoples meeting at Z p. m. and regular
evening service at 8 p. M; monthly COW
enant meeting and reception OF mem
bers on Wednesday evening at S clock.
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DEITNQuFNT M0rTrE

GREAT BONANZA MINING COM
pany- Principal place Of business SaTt
Lake City. Utah. Location of mines.
Rush Valley MiUng District. Tooels
count. Utah
Notiee-I'here are delinquent upon the
following described stock on acc1r1rf OF
assessment No OF oue-half Gs1 cent
per snare, levied on the 9th day of May
1861, the several amounts set opposite the
names af the respective shareholders. IA
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Y. N. G. A.

Y. NJ. c. A, corner Main and First
South streets. Come UP TO our song ser
vice at 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon; short
service; good singing; plenty of fans. Ad-
dress 10y Rev. Bagby OF Central Chris
tan church. All men welcome
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Phill1ps Congrega tional

Phillips Cougrega tional Church-Fifth
South and Seventh East Streets Rev. p
A Simpkin, pastor. Services this day at
IL a. N. Sermon by Rev. J. d. Kings
bury, d. D., Of Bradford Mass Even
ing al O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. Rich
ard Wake, Sunday school AT 12:15; c. +
at 6:45. Very cordial invitation IS eX-
tended the public to attend these services.
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church.-Second South
and Second West streets. Rev. -. A.
Brown, pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and
s T. m; Sunday school at 12:l5 2. m; IS.
Y. p. L. at p. m; Wednesday. evening
service at g. A welcome to- all.
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Con tionaI.

First COnEre gGtional Church.-COrner OF
First South and Fourth East Rev Clar-
ence T. Brown. pastor. Public worship
a IL a. m. sermon by the pastor; COM
mUniOn service and reception of new
members; Sunday scnool at 12:90 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting al $50 p m.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints. Preaching in mission
chapel, Is East Second South street at
IL a m. Sa bbath school at u m; at go
p. m. Elder ". s. Fender will discuss
the subject, Unity of the Bible and the
Book of Mormon in Their Teachings.
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Notice to Purchasers of City Real
Eefata

Deeds for property recently sold by
the city, confirmed by the mayor snd
the city council. VIII be delivered to
purchasers on or after Monday, July
I, 1901. on payment TO the city Of bal
ance of purchase price.
Purchasers desiring to have deeds is
sued to others than themselves should
endorse receipt held by them from the
city. FOR 10 per cent Of purchase price.
submitting name of party to whom
deed is to be issued.
J. 0. NYSTROM,
City Recorder
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Central Christian CEurch.-COrner OF
Third East and Fourth South streets
Rev. w. II. Bagby, pastor. Preaching at
IL a m and p. m. Morning subject.
Rejoicing in the Lord evening, How
Men Got the Oid-time Religion" Seats
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NOTICE


lions Benefit Building Society.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of lions Benefit Building
Society VIII be held at the Il. C. NJ T.
shoe factory on Tuesday July O. 1901 at
3 clock e. rn.. for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, the presentation of
the financial report. and the transaction
OF Such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Juhe 10. 1901.
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Loans. Erchange 40 siIuer-

New York. June 29.-CTose: Money on
call firm 1t per cent, prime mercantile
paper 405iz per cent; sterling exchange
nominal. with actual business in banker
bills at 487# for demand and at 1854 for
cd days, posted rates. 1864 8Sla; CONNER
Cial bills. 4S4iz04. S5M.
Silver certificates nominaliy G0c.
Bar silver 5914c.
Mexican dollars &c
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Holy Trinity English EvanCtIical Luth-
eran Church.-35G South Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity: Sunday
school at 10 a. m divine service at II
a. m. In the evening at s O'Clock the
pastor viii preach in ogden. The Lydia
league will meet on Wednesday after
noon at 2:50 at the home of Mss. J. A
] Johnson, $50 East Ninth South street.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Chicago, June 29-Cattle-Receipts 200
NominaIly steady; good to prime steers,
5,sg5s{' poor TO meaiu 5 5 4,Sya9,25l stocz-
heifers. .2-7505.20; Gamers. -2OO62.70; bulls
ZsJe4-Opi calves. 4UJ66-49; Texas fed
steers, 1900 40; Texas grasSers, 3.50u4.l0
Texas bulls. 2.1563.T5.
Hogs-Receipts today n000; estimated
strong; top. 625: mixed and butchers. 5.S5
Ubll1z; good to choice heavy, 6.J006.Z5;
rough heavy, -5-S5Q5.95; light, 5.SO06121z;
bulk of sales, 5.971zQ6.10.
Sheep-Receipt 1000. Weak and slow;
good to choice wethers, 3.65d4.G0; fair TO
choice mixed, 3. 4Oo., SO western. sheep. SO
5.75g5l0; western lambs, 4.5OG51O.
s.. Joseph Mo. June 29-CattIe-Re-
celpts is: market nominal; natives, 450U
500 cows and heifers, 100000; bulls and
stays. z-I0q5J0: stockers and feeders, 2.75.
Hogs-Receipts 6194 Market sc lower;
light and light mixed, 5.S506.O0; medium
ana heavy 90 59l1ka6lO 10; pigs, 4oO95.0o; bulk
sheep-Receipts 500. Market nominal
Denver. June 9-Cattle-Receipts 200
STEADY; beef steers, 2.75qJ5 80; cows, 2.5OCD
$50 feeders, freight paid to river. 1900
4.2e; stockers, freight paid TO river, $3.50
II 8oEsmReSei6ts i6 Ss sR g1dSfBi higher; irht
packers and mixed, 5.90g6-O0; heavy, 5000
sheep-r.eceipts 700 Steady.
Kansas City. Mo. June 2a-CattIe-Re-
Ceipts leo Market unchanged.
tdogs-ReCeipts 5000 Steady: bulk OF
sales, 5.S0W6GJ; heavy. 6.o006IO; packers,
5y5Q6.o3; mixed, 5.S506.00; light. 575G5.95;
workers. 5.75N5.90: pigs, 550d5. 60.
Sheep--ReceiDts 500 Steady; muttOns
$59n4-l9; lambs, 4.50Q5.25; grass Texans
325n&95.
Oma Ia. Neb., June 29.-Cattle-Receipts
100 NOminaliy unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 100. Shade to sc high
err: heavy, 5.921zd6.OO; mixed. 5.STlza5-gO;
hght 2S5d2.99; pigs, 5.0045.S0; bulk Of
No sheen
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society.-Rev. p $.
ThaCher, pastor; residence, % Fifth East
Services every Sunday at Salt Lake the
atre a Il a. m. sharp. Subject Of ser
mon, Sunday, June so, 1861 salt Lake
city" Music:
Quartette selection, THE Evening
E1oUF ID. A. PARKS
QUartette selection, Hope Thou IN
God Observation-Disclosures. A. Parks
Unity Qudrtette
Tenor solo, Glory TO Heavens
Eternal King ...---... Never HelrrOnd
Mr.. Fred Graham.
All are cordially invited to be present.
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Wish summer Wear

for men are the flannel suits: we show
new patterns. tailOr-cut perfect in fit
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street
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Eew York. June 9-Butter-Receipts
l'''yz packages; quiet and steady; cream
cry, l5n191a; factory, 12Iz015
EggS-Receipts $500 packages. firm:
western candled, 13lz014; western uu-
Candled. 1IN13
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If the stomach performs its functions
actively and regularly, the food f
which it is the receptacle is trans
formed into blood of a nourishing quail
sty. which furnishes vig6l, and warmth
TO the, whole body. HERBINE gives
tone to the stomach and promotes d.
gestion and assimilation. Price. so
cents. Van. Dykes drug store, corner
Main and Third South.
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Condition of the Treasure

ment Of the treasury balances shows.
Available cash balance, S155.0sS,2 Dol; gold,
SgS. 81 .33S
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Scandinavian NJ. E. Church.-15S ID East
street. Emil r. MOrk. pastor. Services
in the Scandinavian language at u a..
m; class meeting at the close Of morning
service; Sunday school a 8 D. m. ana
gospel service at p. m. in English. All
are cordially invited.
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Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street. Preaching by
day school at 3:15 p. m; Friday evening
service at o'clock
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Mil Greek Mission.-ScOtt's school
house Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
JuDe 80: p. m, Sunday school; Z p. m,
eVeIEng prayer and sermon.
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Methodist.

Tiff Methodist Episcopal Church-Cor-
ner First South and Ninth East streets.
Samuel Blair. pastor Preaching At II
a. m. and p. m. by the pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m; Epworth League de
vOtiOnal meeting at p. m. The public
is invited. Seats free.
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Rio CraEde ChADeL-Second South be
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 .. IN.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 2q.--Wheat opened easy
on lower cables. and the market was al
being some smaI offerings at tine oDau-
ug, when prices were at the low point
A limited demand existed on the part of
one or two leading bulls. and cOnsidera bic
evening up was done toward the close.
september Opened Is TO lac lower ait 6f75s
70 6534 and. on fine crop prospects. de-
chned to 6614 q 65ss but later rallied to
boa and held fairly steady until the close.
which was isC lower at 6iiac.
Corn opened firm and held strong dur
ing the day. A continuation of hot. dry
conditions in the southwest was the main
strengthening feature. September closed
l0llsc higher at &5Ssd45s<c
oats opened about steady and i'm Sz-rl-
pathy with corn. cOnsidera bic strength
developed September closed &sd1zc high
CT at EIsc.
Provisions were strong on commission
mousse Ouying- September pork closed Zoe
higher, lard f3zc higher; ribs sc higher.
Inc Leading futures ranged 81 follows.
--4-,-5---
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Chicago, June 29.-On the Produce -ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries, 1900; diaries, 1870
1862
Cheese-Steady at 9G1O.
Eggs-Weaker at II.
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Our Reputation.

Known throughout the west for un-
equaled work on shirts, collars, cuffs
and shirt waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
les Main street
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Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran lions Church-COr-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets. Services today at 1880 a. m. and
T:45 p. m Our church paper for july is
Distributed =. r Aslev, pastor.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, June 29.-The statement
OF. the associated banks for the week
ending today shows; Loans. $500. 381. 800:
decrease, $lO.314, 600; deposits, 1871. $50. -
S5O,535. 500; decrease. 1851, 700. legal ten
ders, S190lS, 100; decrease. 81. 400: specie,
1891, 500; decrease, 1886, 300: reserves,
$z5l .32S.400; decrease, S9S2, 200: reserve
required. $242865, 500; decrease, S2,S65, %
520; surplus, $S,S44,200i increase, 81, ST.
$50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

st. Johns Chapel-Perkins' addition
Fourth Sunday after Trinity, June 80:
p. m, Sunday school; p. m, evening
prayer and sermon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30

Order your ice cream and sherbets
for the Fourth from Brazier's, 23s Main.
Phone 02SZ
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ESTATE OF. GEORGE J. PIsAT7TE1Is,
deceased. Ihe undersigned viii sell al
private sale the real estate situate fu
Salt Lake City. Salt Lake county. Utah
described as follows. Commencing south
Lwenty-tour degrees east seven 20 RODS
from the northwest corner of los four f41.
block twenty 900. plat -. Sait Lake
City survey, running thence south TWEEN
ty--fOur degrees east fOur and "A half ;4t.J
rods, more or less, to+the southwest cor
ner OF said l0tE thence east ten ll-0 rods.
uhence north tWenty-fOur degrees 81 est
seven and 64-lt1 rods; thence south fifty
five degrees and fifteen minutes vest ren
tl0l rods, more or less. 10 the place of
beginning on or after July lQ. E0l, ard
written odds therefor viii be received at
the office of Edward MCGurrin. i9f-ll5-flf
Atlas Building rSalt Lake City. Gtah-
Terms of SALE cash or cred {. not exceed
ing one year, ana If on credit, a. least 10
per cent of the purchase price to I's p7tT
i'm cash and the balance secured by uror3-
lssorE note. of purchaser due nor a-ora
than one year, with interest att the i1saI
rate. and secured by mortgage upon said
property
ELIZABETH s. PLATTER
Admiulstratrlx OF the Estate Of Ceorce
j. PiayCer. Deceased.
Edward McCfurrin. ATTORNEY for Ad-
ministratriX.
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FOURTH OF July EXCURSIONS
" Oragon short 80.

One fare for round trip. Tickets sold
July and I. Good returning until