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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12
C.,b Grain. Flour, Etc.

yrrIrAT-Cash Market-Receivei. a3l2 SKIS. and
100 cars local and 80 cars through. Lower for
soft winter. the principal buying by the Gle
vators as city and outside milling purchases
moderate. Hard winter held steadily. but de-
rnand limited. BY sample. del. Car lots No.
rod at Np1spl,c W. and SDnsOi.c L. side local
and s1,4qSlc L. side destination No. red at
SfStc T. side DESTINATION. No. 4 at 7iu77c +:
s,de; rejected at ssc: no grade at 80. NJ. : hafd
5lTI5c. No. / hard quotahle at 66G.2e: sid from
boat TO elevator: No. red al ste. No. red at
cof:N-Casn Mar;sct-ReceIved. $3.50 SKIS and
Sc cars local and through. Dull ana weak.
demand stu limited. tiy sample. del: No. az
4sc local and soc destination; No. at i6Gis1zc
No grade at 4Sc, local No. yellow at SOC, local:
No, white at 5ic, local ana destination. no. No, :
N NJ St CHARLES SAT at 5iisc. destination
oATS-Cash Market-Received q cars local and
ing and accuInulaJive demand beside some ship
ping buying Jiy sample. del; No. at 3ic and
s5p$2a.c ". side: no grade at Gle Z side: No, 2
white at Ssi.c. and No. white at S6g$sc W.
RYB-strong. as little was offered. New No .
Al FL L. SEE . C. spot.
flour - Soft winter -four: Patents s5.eo74:
nt I oS srss s5' ia an nes ~ eeaf
winter nour in jutes Patents $50 for firsts to
& .Sa2ao foregoing prices for lots from first
hands. t1k or at depot this side. Orders hlgher
tute aks and $3.50 in wood for new. Mixed and
Inferior less.
meal 81 90 for pearl meal critS and horniny.
BRAN-Fir1n at top rates far established. tho
offerings rather LINKED and demand good. Basis
T. tr,. bran at &c in large and 7idi5c in small
SKIS. mixed feed at soqs2c in zoos and mds at
soc 10 81 in zoos: bran il large SKIS. z side mill
al soc and ". side re: direct orders mixed
feed at SIC in large and sl2.c In small SKIS. at
mill bran at 75G7Sc and ships o5c
HAY-Receipts ael tons local and go through:
shIpped 2i5 tons. IIa rket F. side: TimOthy-Old
choice SIS: No si5Uii. No. $9ft11.5J: No. 3 Sc
| cfs: new choice So: No. 1 sl050Qi1; No. sSd
! $50 CIover-$ So 50G 1880 for No. and straight
| Id: SiOd1: FOR new. and old No. not wanted
lover mixed. new sssliO. and demand for cd
| ,xcept where strictly choice. Prairie. w, side
| Cmoic. SO. No. l s9I9.1: No s5a5. alfalfa
| 'STIAw-wheat on trk :s5OG5: rye s7as.
LEAD AND SPELTER-Ledd sold at si.02i.
| s;li.lt.r at Sj.4j.
| WHISkY-Stcady az sl.2i.
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FINANCIAL.
First Consolidated Income Bonds
Second Consolidated Income Bonds
Registered Income Bonds
Mexican Central Railway Co., Limited
Is Broad Street.
New York, August 10, 1908.
To the Holders Of


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of
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for each
" dc one
bcniu Cert
thern ouinca ot
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hdepeiur hondhod its Il
OF the
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may
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bond
atulacs bonds wi un
by
dollars 500
sufficient make whole o'n"e
be nAde In due lis
tk
Anyh ldcro TIRE above bonds
aicbu &
NASSAU
&
Ger
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deliver o
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LADENBURG, THALMANN & co.
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The Republic quotations are for lots IN IRA
orders are charged higher.
l5A y, HES-P.r 4j6.slet crate: Texas cllns..
basket. IchiE.u c'inss. l-5-bu. BASKETS 10qScc,
FsARs-fIome-=r sugar 45a50c per i.-bu:
Alahaind lie t"rtc S$GS--a per hbl.
Wort Observation-Disclosures S2T3.25 per s.
..APPLEs- Home grown -5ae5c yer bu. box: bbi
or, ice. fancy ID s2a2.25
PINEAPPLfcs-.2a2- per crate.
Te1ean sweets 81: Valencia s15od4 on orders i:
GRAZ. APPLEs--Pecks at sc.
i5a50c: wild goose lcGs5c: Newman Toa75c: darn
tf,APr ,.i fI,rrforI g fea sastet
go. heIawlre 81 .: hone-sr1wn ,-hu. baskets
if5hgis d NV , on DGs LAVA e So e so
!. . !; f@r rh,ice and 8 ." for fancy
RANA AS-.-ltuStahle az 'lic bunch on orders
,LoIoANt Ls-P.r Loo. L. 'rk. -. in job
cALIFoi:NIA DEc1DUoUs FRIurs-At auc-
Il"n;o i.srtlett pears 81 3 Peaches-CrawfoTds
Grapes Syyeetwater SO. gross pr,lres s.: KEEL.
Soy japan plurus 81. -. and Burbank 81 30 per-
CANTALpt- PEs-Per basket 15dcoc for fair trSi
600 f9r choice Texas crates mainly 52da5c PEP
kets @5f'3oc homegrown from wagons 55cdsl25
wATERMELoNs- Missouri s5oass per car. &C
co TtT, l to g2ndii"n per hgndTed Sol
SEW oEIoN Ss5 III yslIs and red oasso;
NEW cABBAGE-Per 100 loose. Soapc: peg
, crate orders 81.
TOMATOES-tIo1ne- grown. 25T51c bu.. loose
BEETs-Home- grown. lJp &c per bu-. loose.
LETTUC E-Hor7n- grown. 4pHJ0c bu. box. Chi
cafu. hulf- Dbl istli 80.
CARROTS Home grown iJc dCz. punches: 900
15c bu. box.
GJ-MBO-Horne-g 45q5Hc I,-bu basket
RNlPS-Home-g grown. 5pq75r bu. box.
square cases. 7sais0s. nat. 5Oa65c
| EGGrLANT-Horns grown. 45H64c doz: Ala-
bdfna. I5H Soc crate
PEPPERS grown 2on40c 17-bu. basket
STRING BEANS- Home grown. gUgSi bu. box.
| los: Chicago. 81 per bu. basket.
SQUASH Home grown. 25Gipc a bu. box.
| loose.
| GREEN coRN-Horae- grown sugar 12G15c per
| Goz.
SWEET POTATOES Bermuda :l.iOsi.ss
, per bu ioose
| KOHLRABI-Per doz. 25d30c.
| SPINACH-Per bu loose, Sc.
KALE-Per bu. loose 10
| sAUERKRACT-New si.7oal.75 per n Dbl.
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SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS,


Il
the acIedt the
tn, clr.!rs outdcsr
would probably have hen Upward
f sppns- onalSw
tho 1rva"ra forecasts 1al .t.
fer tho as few H4h
when
ting u smaller y
but eff lie
than r
maden
Their cB o.
s44cdo of il hc "t'at
wheat ored l..onan 4
ciror ened off andc : G
1t "a closed -
Receipts produce ari values
raj
securities 4
banked
6rercc ut
Spo otton vast nr.a ueed in c
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fourth street: " -
.Ss2a1t $40: 60 DAYS 4.s275d4 scs5
Commercial sterling, checks s.S5Isq4 s54; 60
DAYS I .S25.Gi.s2as o. days iSls.
Grain bills 4sSnI Sit; cotton bills SEA scis.
Eanksrs Far1s cables ..l6IsGn5. Is 1-i5 checks
Comlnercial French francs checks SIS. al. 1875
Gt5.iS I-i6: 60 DAYS a.c,ldJ. 90 1-1s6fI ojI-
Commercial Swiss francs checks : 1SI n 1e / Is
G5.lsS. GO days 5.2n..l5.2ii..
davs 5.2lL.
I:ankcrs' reiehsn'arks. cables ~ 5-1sas5ss
cl'.cxs aai4 Ta5i. ft95 1-52; 50 days % l-lsGa3s
Commercial reichsmarks. checks PSI. TG5is a
% l2e 60 days "a 7-lsT94's; % DAYS .. 5-i6Tei's
DAYS 30 15-fsT40.
Commercial Dutch guilders checks 4,,salo s-ls:
Market weak.
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STOCKS ARE MORE ACTIVE
IN THE LOCAL MARKET.
FRACTIONS SHOW AN IN,
PROVED TONE.
Investment Interest Increases and
Buying Orders Are More
Plentiful.

There was more activity in the locaI stock
market Yesterday and all Of the issues
which were dealt in showed a decidedly bot
;cr tome. 81 Louis Transit opepcd wei at
Sl7.T5 and later was wei taken at Si7.62i.
tho net gain for the day being 90 &c a share.
United Railways preferred also had support
a; $+.S,i. and sf!.75. The 4-per-cout bonds
were steady al $50
Missouri Trust again the only ac;iyo issue
in III" tr"et company group. held firm at
si21.5s. Eoaimous Bank WIS easy at S225.
National Candy issues We're :he feature
os he miscellaneous list, with sales Of the
common at so and of the first preferred at
81. KnIoch Telephone 6s were strong at
EluI.
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PROVISIONS.

Provisions were firm at the start on buy
ing by foreigners. but in the absence OF
speculative interest the market gradually
turned easy. Sept. pork closed 5n1i2c
lower at Sl&35G BIT. sept. lard was I'M
changed at SOL and ribs were off 5c at
N."tl.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
- cars; corn. lO5 cars: oats. ls5 cars; hogs.
5000 head.
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st. IOuis Curb NInrkct,

s. I,ouis-Nheut lever. Sept offered at 7ac:
sold ut SEC puts slaic to Sli2asI%.c: calls sac
To S.l.c Dee corn tgc bid puts SO: calls 49l.c
NIlwaukee-Sert wheat puts si,d7s%sc: calls
s6tss0ssc Dec. puts Tg.G $40. calls s1sc. Sept.
.nrn NUS $1,000: calls 80.
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Hides.

rr,. alnt-Te1as and Indian Territory butcher
"a Ibs and over fJc. do. tioD fallen at l3rAc:
al: stock under IS lbs. at 1la.c; native and Ar
sal.c tior-No at 1ic. No. AT 12c; dry-salted at
9tTf1i-c: greer-satsd at Ti-c: green-saIted
Or nncured lc per h. less part cured &c less;
al 81 Is; ponies colts and blues 81 all dry at 75c
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New York. Aug ia good business in dry
goods has been done with jobbers, and while this
las not been reflected at first hands. a more
Urgent request for prompt shipment IL noted as
well as desire to secure pledge Of such course
satisfactory. and very few houses are discount
iHr,
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New York. Aug. 1l.-Money on call steady at
Idsia per cent. closing 1isd2 per cent Time
money firm: Sd DAYS nominal; 30 DAYS 4Ag5: s
months 5i~Gs. Prime mercantile paper 5&Gs;
sterling exchange steady ;, at decline with actual
S.5l IS and SEQ for 6O-day bills: nos.ed rates
4S3smt.a and t.ssdt.ss5: commercial bills So
IA $50 Mexican dollars 42a.c Government
bends heavy; railroad bonds irregular
Bar Silver.
New York. Aug n-Bar silver 5ss.c per OF.
At London steady at % slid per o.
Treasury Statement.
Washington Aug. u.-Avsilable cash balance,
ST., 7s7.1s9; gold. $685.
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EIassced Quotations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
chicago. Aug. 1t.--f'laxsccd was frmer: Oct
was 81 hid: No. 1 Ste bid; rejected seed sold
a; aJrTSl. Only car received.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK,
BROADWAY MIDWAY STREETS.
OFFICERS:
EPERON
AB EM1SON CEANSLOR
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
3& INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
DIRECTORS:

GEO A.. MEYER, Pres't Meyer-schmid
Gro. Co.
SAM N. KENNARD. Prest j. Kennard
& Sons Carpet Co.
H. F. LANGENBERG. OF Langenbers
Bros. & CO.
JAS Y LOCKWOOD
L. A. BATTAILE, Cashier.
EPHRON CATLIN. Vice President.
WALKER HILL. President
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st. raul-Specalsts reported that while the
room element had been selling st Paul short
rather freely Of late there has been steady auj
unChtruSiyc selling Of Long stock. Tie Of
which could not he traced. Mr.. VIM. Rockc-
teller was quot ii to-day saying that ta road
has on DEPOSIT In the various trust companies
upwards Of Sl6GoNoHo which is ample for it's
operations and that the new stock authorized
some time ago would not be issued the threats
Of competition. which made the directors decide
to issue the stock TO fight it, had not material
lied
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1fnpOrtant-It stated IN stoCk-eIchanEp
circles to-day that az their meeting tomorrow
the governors of the Exchange would take action
on the subject OF the recent malicious rumoTs
affecting the credit and standing Of reputable
firms There is every reason to believe that
severe discipline will be Ineted out TO one mem
| Der Of the Exchange for openly making sinister
statements on the fioor of the Exchange regard
| ing firm which at the time Of his speaking
! solvent.
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I.ncal Money Mark ct.


the hanks were in good volume. Discount rate.
for call and time loans were steady between
and cent.
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Readinc-The strength Of Reading vas due 20
buying hv Could Rockefeller brokers, according
To some Observers When IL was pointed out that
tie control Of the Reading is held Jointly by the
Pennsylvania and New York Central. through
the n & o. and Lake Shore holdings II was
intiniated that II the PENNSYLVANIA decided
to make peace with the Could Rockefeller party
II would be 10y parting with its Reading hold
ings. which would he turned over to the Wa
bash.
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Now York Aug 1l.-Specal cable and tel--
ire foIlawinr changes coTnpsred with last
accounts: Wheat. United states and Canada.
Tor and in EUROPE decreased 500 900: total sup,
nj. decreased 29is. COZ. Corn United States and
i.oroda east Of the Rockies. decreased 602 co..
hr oats United States and tarnia cas-; OF -
Rockies Increased $4,000 hu. Among the more
Important increases reported nrc those OF SO 0)N
hu at Nashville. l53,ep bu; at Chicago private
elevators and Of. lNd bu ut Louisville. The Lead
ing Increases include those OK 23o.ooo bu. in Mani
tchs o. 80 bu. at Mitchell. :. -: G5.Noy bI dt
l,ntcau and 81 nN1 hu. at depot harhor.
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New York stock Quotations.

st. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE following shows the
opening, highest. lowest ana closing quotations
on the Nev York Stock Exchange to-day. cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro
close
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GRAIN TRADERS IN DOUBT
ABOUT TREND OF MARKET.
WHEAT Is STRONG EARLY
But BECOMES EASY.
L nscasonabIv Cool Weather i'll
Corn Belt Causes FirGncss in
Spite of Bears.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE sentiment in The
wheat pit to-day was somewhat rni&el, and
although higher prices ruled carly in the
day ,hc market later exhibited considerable
eaalncss and Sept. closed only IS higher
sept corn closed a shade lower oats were
up &C.. whilc provisions were unchanged 10
ol,5i-c lower.
WHEAT
Wheat opened finn OF the Government
ctop report, which was construed rs mad,r-
at,ly bullish. and sept was shade lower
to IsHIic higher at the start at 1919 to
SOt.c
Local traders were disposed to sell on the
small advance. which resulted IN an easier
tone. sept. selling oft To- 1850 10 ,J5.c. but
with Il strong corn market prices soon G"i-
lied again ami .5.pt. advanced to soisc-
som, q tho large interests ihat were such
persistent sellers yesterday were again on
Tho bid side uf TIA. market and ~ thu least
SHOW OF strength the selling became 81
SCAT a r,ac;io'. always followed. During
Iuc las: noLr the market became quiet and
weak, ana sept. declined to '9i2c. closing al
50, a shade higher than Yesterdays close
ticaruucc.s Of wheat and flour were equal
to -. 100 bu. Primary receipts Were IS
100 III. against l2,@"r bu. a. year ago.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth reported receipts
or I'5 cars. winch. with local receipts If -
ears. - oil contract grade. made the total
receipts tor The three points OF ia cars
,:-aiHst ~ cars last week and g. cars Il
year ago.
CORN
Unsrasouahlr cool weather throughout
the corn belt caused firrncss in corn in
spite OF the brarish construction placed
upon the crop report. Opening prices were
easier but a good demand from prominent
hui operators who we're Influenced by the
fears of early froSts soon caused u rally
and the market became quite strong. The
late weakness in wheat. however. had 4
drpr. ssiug effect and all of the early
strength was lost. the close being at about
yesterdays figures. with Sept shade
lower at 5,isc. after selling between 51:sc
and 52i2c Local receipts were 23i cars,
! with = Of contract grade.
OATS.
Oats ruled firm despite the fact the Cow
/ ornmont report was in some respects bull
! iah. Bears were active buyers for the dis
taut month and there was little market at
any time. Sept. closed ilc higher at 3ii2c.
Local receipts were 32J cars.
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Provisions.

Pork-New standard mess in a jobbins way
closed nomnally at SEQ
IarG-CEGice steam on +. side closed noliinaily
at 7.i5c: kettls-rendered "a dSc.
l.. S. Meats-ro arrive loose cured cribs
7Iisc G. IL +. Bxd. in jobbng way
ranged: Extra shorts at lisc. ribs at Sc. q Il
clear at Sac, bellies at SS4snc. -pl2Ses at
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F. r. RICE. Pres't F. R. Rice Mercantile
A. B. LAMBERT. Pres't Lambert Phar-
A. ii. DUNCAN. P~es't Mayfeld Wooden
Mills Clothing Co.
J. r. c. LUCAS. Capitalist.
PAUL BROWN. Manager Continental To-
bacco Co.
Ry Co. louisville Dix)
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Aug. Il.-i'lour- Receipts 1885,
bills: exports 1884, bbls.: strong and scmewha;
higher winter low grades s27On3. Rye -four
steady. Corn meal steady: klin-drei s325a3SJ.
Rye quiet Rarley quiet Wheat a -Receip's 81; s.,
elevator and Ss..c T. o.. h. afilat Options We're
strong Government report thet" was very htti"
support, either local or outside. and while the
market held steady To- firm iieaiiy al day 1T
was largely a result OF strength ~ corn IN IN
last half hour thr market eis.G OF under realLz-
9 ana Gl.sd gaF'S ep ~ e s 1ss %' coss MAJ
Dec. So sNSs J-lSC. closed S''Sr. toTn-kect.its
% sisTsto, ss,c % b. afioSt No. yellow 5si.c
no . white j9a.c Option market was scheduled
actually ruled stroriE IN unseasonabiy cool
weather west and buliish crop news. II held
fIaIIv with wheat: las; figures were isTi-c net
higher Sept. 5sasu5si.c. closed 5sc: Sept. Sic
INN. No. : &c; standard white .4lI2c:, NJ. ,
.St.c: Ne : white i1i9c: No. white &c; uk
Western steamed SECS; refined steady Pork
steady: ness sl5.251I i5..5. Taliow steady. Cot
Chicago, AUG n.Fiont vas hF1n' No o. :
e,rin- wheat SIC: No. ; .sHSie: No. 2 red ga
oats S5g ~ whit 70 fsas No 5ar Tnie fair 10
bs,c NI mating Iy sass Prime Timothy iced So
he Iess 8 @ k short rs loose. ti,5eG7..5 pry
s!.ss boxed. SSl2iaas. .. Whisky hss bass, Of high
WilwamEce. Avg. 1-Wheat higher; No. North
or, Ss5i.ii-c No Northern $685.: sept. s9i4c
Iiys isc higher: NO ! Sc Bar ley firm: No.
Earsas city. Mo. Aug. li.-Wheat,scpt; ss9.
ass De 79, 5e Ga ca, so No rei.c hafd &, lsaa
N . red 75c: No . I3i4Tsic. corn-Sept. i6d
t5,sc: Dec 4sism Sac cash 80; mixed 4tstei
white sac: No . mixed 3lisc. Rye-No 2 gic'
| Hay-Choicr timothy 81: choice prairie S'.SJg ;
| Receirts-Wheat 52a9 hu.; corn. 30, 400; oats.
! 900 Shipments-Wheat. 1900; corn iiVoV: oats
| ='Ig ,LernooI. Aug. 11.-wheat-spot No / North
| ,rn srrin.. firm SIS cd: No. red Western winter
| ,-evJ steady IS Sd No. California firm: !.
| s,i Futures quiet Sept. SIS Sid: Oct ss +tsd
| nee 6 sid Corn-Spot steady; American mike
! a. I'd Futures quiet: Sept. IS 6Ssd; oct As So
15enri9 Aug If.-Corn irTlnr: No. 5lc: No.
/ roc oats firm: No new white 3 ad2ic: No
! old white &2l532i.c Whisky on :he basis o
| Duluth. MINI. Aug. 1t.-Wheat in store, No.
| hard SGi.c: No. / Northern s6.sc: No North
| "Tn ssa.c To arrive: No | hard ss'sc: No
| Northern S6ssc: No. Northern s6Ssc: Sept sl7sc
| Oats :41Si-c.
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Prod luce.

Butter-Guotations: Creamery--Extra 19izdeoc:
firsts 16dGic: seconds Hni5c. Dairy-EStfa Ice:
POOR to fair l3Ilac; grease 4H5c. ladIe- packed
extra i6c: irs;- i5c; coEntry-packed stock lie:
Eegs-Current receipts 1sT15c. Receipts e.ln
pkgs. LEGAL and LAS through. shipments 1885
teEhaese-Northarn on orders: Twins Ike:
singles 1ii.c daisies 1Ikc: Y A. I2c: longhorns
Iei,S I.inburger lOa10isc: inferior 3jzd4c; Swiss
l5G ioc: brick ll4lli-c-
PACkING-HOUSE PRICES
swift 4. Co.. National Stock Yards, VIII paw to-
g ereI a mi or
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Mining Stocks in New York.

New York Aug. 1l.-ClosinE quotations on min
lg stocks here to-day were follows:
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Wool.
ni-sniiri and Ininuis.

Black. cotted. etc. from &c to &C per ID. less.
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TACkiNG-HUnst, fEIIL.. ~,

Swift K Co NatlOlltII SUCK alts' WI Vdy W
day for produce delivered at East ST. Louis or
81 Louis the following prices:
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Chicago stock Market
STOCKS AND noNDs IN BOSTON.

R-ston, Aug lI-C1osing quotations on money.
Londs stocks and mining shares:
MONEY
Call leans 3a4ib per cent; time loans 4i3GG per
rff
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MIscELLANEoUs STOCK

American Sugar...llI's Mass Eiectric...... u
, mer Sugar pfd...liG'. Mass. Electric pfd.. 49,
Amer Tel & Te! .129s United Fruit........ %
BON IreP & Steel 81 s s,sei ,f ~ q
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Tba nos, warm Medicine,

II. p Kumpe. Druggist. Leighton,
Ala. writes. "One Of my customers
had child. which was sick, and threw
IN all food could retain nothing on rs
stomach. lie bought one bottle Of
Whites Cream Vermlfuge. and il
brough no no worms from the child.
It's the boss worm medicine In the
world" Whites Cream Nernlfuge Is
also the childrens tonic II improves
their digestion and assimilation Of food,
strengthens their nervous system ana
restores them to the health, vlgOr and
elasticity of spirits natural to childhood,
25c at z. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT,

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours end
ing at a. m. today.
Barometer reading at a. m, 1857
inches. Temperature at a. mp bO de-
grees maximum, 81; minimum, w.
mean, s., which is degrees below nor
NAL.
Total deficiency Of daily mean tenn
pefature since July ], a. degrees
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean
temperature since Jan. |, gg5 degrees
Total precipitation for the "a hours
ending at 6 a. m, trace.
Total precipitation since the first OF
the month trace, which Is is inch be-
low the normal
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan. !, 0S inch.
Local forecasts for Salt Lake city
and Vicinity,
Fair tonight and Wednesday warm
er Wednesday.
For utah-Forecast made at Denver.
Colo:
Fair tonight and Wednesday; warm
er Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer In highest over the lake
region. north plateau. and north Pacific
states; and lowest over the northern
Rocky Mountain slope, upper Mississip-
pi and Missouri valleys, and extreme
northwest and southwest portions OF
the country,
Light precipitation occurred over por-
lions Of Utah, Colorado, oregon, Wash
ingtOn, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, and
the b. N. w. territories. A thunder
storm was reported from Helena Mon
tana, with rain still falling at time Of
morning report.
The temperature fell 10 degrees over
portions OF Utah, Nevada, Montana
and Wyoming, with slight changes
elsewhere as rule.
r. j. HYATT
Local Forecast Official.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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Main ST., salt Lake CITY. Utah
There are four rooms left In the An
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Some people talk very nppantly
about diminished vitality
They don't stop to think that vitality
Is the principle Of llfethat II Is that
little understood something on which
every function OF their bodies depends
Diminished vitality is early indicated
by loss Of appetite. strength and en-
durance, and Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the
greatest vitaliZer. 2
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record for Juuc,

According to the records Of all book
sellers, the six books which have sold
best In the order Of demand during the
month are
/. Lady Roses Daughter, Ward $3.50
2. Loyey Mary, Hogan. -" .. -. " loo
3. Under the Rose lshamu D.. .... l50
4. Darrell Of the Blessed Isles,
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0. The Filigree BAH Green "... l.50
G. Wee Macgreegor, Bell o.. .,.." 100
We have them IN all the latest pop
ulaT books Of the day.
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