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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
iparHAna an 1aaer.

@ir, bic lnter5eidneten MAIDEN biermit
betdHnt, oaB MIR baS Sagen ai uniere
sdnosr oerbieien unp rueroen 3upieoerbanos
elnoe 6eridlHif bsIanseu.
9enrp 4%rauobort henrD D0riG, Senrp
Giienmann, Gon. Yranpborit Mm. 8dl.
ter unb SbriIt aobIanot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

p~erIeren. am 5reitas ben Z. DeSem-
Der 5pifden 6ermonn nHb Edpisr N0ueders
Wobnuns. eth pdtet bdnOidubs, EaidIen.
titder uno Striimpie eutbaIteni. Der 5inb.
er erbdlt 9~elobnmJ penn er Die Sadben
in oieIer Druderei abIieiert.
2UuiS Sdlemeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

gam uermtetben. Die 6dlte melnem
neuen 9au. SIN l, Stod elm SeId6ftsIofaI
in 2. Stod 3 Dobn3immer nit MaIereins
rid)iuas, bel Sbas ainmel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

Sope, 6rnu Nnna rod, GOT
tin Oes Gu9uit Rod, jun, Itdrb N9on-
taa ben 3. DECEMBER mad lanaem
9eiben &urs Dor ibrem Gnbe iono
tie nod nit Der menieen 8raft, bic
he nir nod beiaB. iebnluGtsuoG
oas aie6: s2oBt mi6t eeben, laBt
MID geben.@ @rD6e EbeiInabme Sc.
5euate iif bel Der 8serOiaune, oenn
trOb ltarfen &esen, mar unier eerdu,
miges @Ottesbans nueeflut bic
gum lesten Blab. Die Dobiuaes
aanaene btntsrlie6 ihren tiefbetrib.
zen @atten uub ibren Sobn @bbp,
ihr etn3iaes Rinb fUmie ihren Yater
nit Nlrten StrdteE, eineH Bruber
uno cine Shueiter. D,6se Der Oerr
lelbft bic trauernoeR nit leinen 1rof
iegnen.
@ilbeIm G@OGmeper, len.
tuurbe BON ieiner S0hter Gina einae.
ln0en BET ibr In Sbisneo fur eiue
8eitlang feline Seimatb 81 MAIDEN.
Seftern nun fam bic Grduertunoe,
Dab er in Der StroBe Mat nett BON
ieiner SOhter BOfnHaa nuf bas
Sleinpfa after nie6erltlrJte. 9ud
tOnnte er oos 6aus erretden aber
fuEse Belt onrauf fiirSte er pom
StHhf. Gie NerSte fOuDen bas Ntut
i'm @ehirn iet un6 DpeStrten i'm.
Die Operation gine fiir Den Guaens
bid gut BON Stntten. nber er tarb
bod balo barnuf. Die Beeroienna
fan0 &ntt 9ieDitae Den IL. Gesember
auf ben bieiieen YresbpterianifAen
xtrhbTf. &iroer 0es VerffDu6eNsn,
Die In &bi;aao wobnen rparen antDe-
frno, lofUte bic Sbbne bic bier tuos-
rrsr: Use 5abt Der Betleiotr apeu.
ben mar iebr aaslreid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Ainnnter in pernnietbfn

3 Wohn8immer I'M Sauie Der @tlrue
be0pis DruIh (iriiber RIinse's 6ausL Iino
5u uermietben. yldbeEes BET
Withpe 6eof9io DruTh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

DrnBPs Ann5eri
perdnftdItst pom
Oeian9Derein RarmcniC
uuter Geituns pom
Prof. Grnf 8uocenleYer
@itttpod 26. 9eeember.
in Der
Konsert 6aae
Prosrammt
1. 6od3edsmarid I. BON Menoelslubu.
(SireitnG rdleiter1
2 Sh6n 8otbraut Don y. 6eiI.
tDarmonie glGnnerdlor.)
8. 2orbeer unb Roie QoeabDueti b. @rel.
(Nr1uiein s, 2eiIner uno Z. 0d)lner.)
A. 5rii6e an bic beiuioib !. D.. aromer.
tOarnonie 6emiImter 6bor.l
8. sod, Der geein, Frio iiir 3 Iduner.
il intiuen So. RuiSe.
Die Serren s, KimmeI u. giaseIiu
Ihcc. Srai.
8. Die goit i'm @nloe. /. ~. y. edaIsr.
harmonic Wldrnerd)or. 6Ornet Solc
1err Z aeuue.)
4. .Selccdpn aus" Yioscot.. ~ gnorau,
(StrridpS %rdleiter.
pauie.
ii.
&, 2usreStd 9or9ia. go, 9oni3eti.
sStreidlsS rd)eter.
8 Seoa g9etn 6eri...... .....
t6armonie : Nldumerdor
10. Gin mHIitaliid Observation-Disclosures b. Sd,dIier
tEie Srdui. Suoniid 6rai II Uloriba aleut.)
IL. .Suluoe" lie 3 giebdlen BASS Colo.
t6err 5uliEe altpebuS.
II. giailieO y. @enoeiobu.
t6emiitter Sbor3
1S 9 Sdloner gSnlo -.
(Sarmone Nidnnerdlor.)
IA. SSiriin colo 6 ARIA u gnriation 5antIc
lgIrcI Srnit Anopemeier
IL. Cine Z fdlte Seieuf a
6pniite 5ecne iir 5 4erionen b. Simun
Ganolpertsburite 0err u, &. Rippiieu
Gddlie, M Serr W Wiuuoniller
Enalduoer. .ae.., .Ibeo, 6ruj
aoele reieioe Dame .Ser, alenf
9tatteuicuen,n dpoler SuliuS WipebuS
l6. ~0n tc gdnnna ularidl,"
lStreidrG tdefter y
anfons abenbS $ ubr.
Gutrilt Is cents, 9taglieoer uno Sam
ilieu frei.
5idets iur rciesrirte 9tse itub bel Serr
g. !. Rippitein IL Der cfice Der Serruan
Gepru9 Bout ~ baden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
t,erlemet.
IoFort, Elm autiher bel
Or. 5nIius Domino
Sermann, NO.

1apSperbet. SO piro biernit befannt
seaebeu oab has Saaen ooer NolImIteaen
duI meiuen gduoereien. Oh IL, SeRa ober
aubsrbolb, T~rensitens perboten IL. gu.
ruioerbanoeInbe ipcroen poIttio serf6tlit,
belansi irerben.
4mSan4. 2oniS goef6eL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Meue MnietQen.
wsbnuns 81 u~erraaIsn.

Die OSwaIo Z. Rropp Wobnuus usbit
Cote, an Der 6rpnt 9iraBe, seseatber benz
Count 6auS in 6ermann selegeH, lit uuter.
siiniiisen 9eoin9uugeH ju u%ertaGisn.
yldd5ufroseu bel
SsluuIb 4. aropp.
6ermann, gRo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
5u peElmtetbess.

Wleln Store All Der 9iartetirdTe paienb
itr irseuo elm Seitdft iii gu auHebmbareR
Yiietbspreife gu permietben.
9ertbd MoebuS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14

Siuie ~ perfaMteM. 3wei gDoInub,
@Iasidlrante. Der eiue nit Giuridhuns 3lnn
S1reibtIdJ. ~gad5uirugen bel,
Sun. Sreunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
Au pereaufem.

l grunsruif Qooltid, nit benz Suaebor.
t9en, 9aleu. Sues, II. 10. in beIten Orb.
nuus 1T biuis su ~pertauIen.
TroSt mad IN Der Office Dieies glatteS,
ODER bel Sbds. Riufepal,
WcQitrid, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-14
1M DerFauTen.

Wir haben INNER nod cine an3abl getts
iteuen, Oefen, GtiibIe u 10, biai9 3u Der.
tauien epredf Dor bel Nsrs. e6erer. Der
NiibIe seseniber.
aboIpb I. qrubot.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
SULTAN is BLUFFINe.
England Will Make Demonstration Of
Naval Forces If Turkey Persists.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
London, May 5.-If the Sultan OF
Turkey does not withdraw his troops
from Egyptian territory within the
time given by England. which is ten
days from yesterday, the latter will
force the Dardanelles and make a
demonstration. 1t is believed the Sui
tan viii back down at the last mo-
ment. Only as last resort will Eng
land send troops.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
ROBBERS MAKE HAUL
At Baldwin, Kansas, and Get Good
Reward.-Made Escape.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Lawrence. Kas., May 5.-Robbers at
Baldwin, near here, burglarized the
depot, Hobbs Mercantile Store, a drug
store and Two other houses. The
amount secured is not known. The
burglars made their escape. The
crime was not discovered until this
morning. The sherTs force is in
vestigating. The depot was the hard
est hit Of the places burglarized.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
THIRTEEN KILLED
IN A COLLISION
TWO FAST TRAINS COME TO
GETHER AND THIRTEEN PEo-
PIE ARE BELIEVED DEAD.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Altoona, Pa, May 5.-The full ex-
tent of a collision between the Chi.
cago Ma:I tain and the Chicago ard
st. Louis Express near Glover Greek
Junction this morning is not yet
known.
Thirteen people are believed TO be
dead, forty TO fifty injured, and sew
eral fatally injured. The wreck did
not burn as was At first reported.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
TAKING PRESS DISPATCHES
WILL MAKE EXAMPLE
OF THE OFFENDERS
Attorney GENERAL MOODY TO
PROSECUTE STANDARD OIL
AND RAILROAD COMPANIES.
snselal to the Herald.

special to the Herald.
Washington. d. c., May 5.-Attor.
ne General Moody said this morning
th Il was the intention of the De.
pal vment of Justice to Immediately
investigate the Standard Oil and Ger
tain railroads. on the strength of the
ca eld report. The indictments will
be light under the Elkins rebate act,
wb provides a fine of from one to
TIVE thousand dollars and inn
pris ent for violations.
~ desires to make an example
OF N snders by Imprisonment pro
vided the revised statutes.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
STREET CAR MEN
Accept Contract From Scranton Com
pany Which Prevents Strikes.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Scranton, Pa. May 5.-The street
car men this morning accepted the
company's proposition of two cent
per hour increase in pay and an agree
ment making a strike OF lockout inn
possible for ten years
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
COAL TROUBLES
FINALLY SETTLED
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE IN
THE ANTHRACITE FIELD.-THE
MINERS ACCEPT CONTRACT.

Special to the Herald.
Scranton, Pa, May 5.-The miners
in convention adopted n resolution at
IL O'Clock this morning accepting the
award of the anthracite commission
for another three years.
This means that there will be no
strike in the hard coal field.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
A LOST VESSEL
ENCASED IN ICE
RUSSIAN BLOCKADE RUNNER
RoEsoYA FoUND.-soDlES OF
TWENTY OF CREW FROZEN.

Special to the Herald.
Vladeyostok, May 5.-The Russian
blockade runner Roeboya, which dis
appeared last fall while waiting for
orders to land a cargo of arms at
Vladevostok, has been discovered at
Nekolayevsk encased in ice, and the
bodies of twenty men Of the crew
were frozen stin on the steamer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
SOLDIER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Stabbed Himself in the Throat With
eayonet at San Francisco.

Special TO the Herald
San Francisco, May Capt n. w
webster Of Missouri, of the Twentieth
Infantry, attempted suicide this morn
ink b stabbing himself in the throat
With bayonet The cause for the
rash act is unknown. His condition
IN very serious
Rpteseniatiyes of the steel con
49, - here looking over the build
-thation. and have promised San
cisco firms preference in all or
he water supply being brought in
he city has been pronounced unfit
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
ITALIAN RIOTERS
At Passaie, N. j., Engage the Police
In Pitched 5attle.-Nine Shot.

Special to the Herald.
Passaic, y. j., May "a serious
riot occurred here this morning.
Three hundred Italian strikers were
the aggressors. Eight oil the rioters
were shot by the police. and one pu-
liceman was fatally wounded.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
BIG DENVER FIRE.
Denver Transit and Warehouse Com
pany Lost 100000 Today.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Denver, Colo, May 5.-The ware
house of the Denver Transit and
Warehouse Company was burned to-
day with a loss of three hundred thou
sand dollars. A whiskey warehouse,
containing one hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of whiskey was saved with
great difficulty.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
Miners Adjourned.

Special to the Herald.
Scranton, Pa, May 5.-The miners
convention has adjourned until next
Tuesday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
NEW PLAGUE IN ZION.
Threatened With Epidemic of Small
pox.-city Guaranteed.
SOD 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Zion City, May 5.-The possibility
Of smallpox epidemic may cause the
quarantine of the entire colony. The
disease is spreading rapidly, and may
be communicated to other towns by
ziOnisis who are working in outside
communities.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
Committee Favors Peace.

Special to the Herald.
Scranton, Pa, May Sit is unof-
ficially stated this morning that the
scale committee will report to the
miners convention today in favor OF
peace Many members Of the com
mittee believe the men should return
to work on the three years award of
the anthracite commission.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-05-05
Say Ten Were Killed.

Special to the Herald.
Altoona. Pa, May 5.-The Penn
sylvania Company says ten people
were killed in the wreck this morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
READING TOUCHES
ITS TOP PRICE

New York Sept is.-Opening prices Of
stocks showed mixed changes from last
night with gains prcdominating and trad
ing yery active Reading was the feature
with opening sales u $50 shares at 1924
and 1921. compared with l597s last night
The price ran on sharply on subsequent
dealings Amalgamated Copper was also
very active at a rise Of =, Anaconda
gained 81. Union Pacific ], and Northern
Pacific a fraction.
Some hesitation arose from the realiz-
Ing IN Reading but when the stock was
run up again 10 1884 the list hardened
again The general market, however, ell
COuntercd selling orders after prices had
worked back 20 the opening ievel. out
side II the coalers and a few OF the west
crn stocks The movements Of prices were
not wide Prices reacted al n o'clock.
The recession was quite general TO be-
low last night, Missouri Pacific, Great
Northern preferred and Smelling losing I,
Reading nearly 2 points. and the Railway
Equipment stocks a fraction.
Bonds were steady al noon.
The demand for Reading was revived
after midday and the stock touched i53'i
rs top price. Reading second preferred
also became active and moved up "a 20
lo0s. Brooklyn Transit and North Ameri-
can gained II. and Colorado Fuel is
There was little doing In the standard
railroad stocks and they rallied hut fee
bly,
When the advance Ia Reading became
sensational, uncasinoss developed among
holders Of other stocks which was tn.
creased also by the call money rate ris-
ing 20 per cent. Reading sold at 1881
rise N points. Meanwhile Missouri
Pacific and Great Northern preferred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
Ne v REF|NER
Of !. S. COMPANY
Bio Plant, Built at Enormous tx
pense, viii Go Into Commits
sion About Nov. !.
LOCATION is IN CHICAGO ILL.,
nulliou shipment, Diverted From New
Jcrscy-Company VIII Make
Its own Acids.

The new lead refinery o. the United
states Smelling. Refining a Mining
company. located at Chicago H. "
near completion and will begin the re-
aniug Of lead bullion about NOV. j.
Heretofore the company has sent us
lead product to the Balbach smelling
& Refining company at Newark. y. j.
TO be refined, but few days ago ship
ments TO New jersey were suspended
ana the same diverted 10 Chicago for
accumulation prior 20 the placing OF
the new refinery in commission on me
date stated.
Metallurgical Director Prosser, VINO
has general supervision over the oper-
alton Of the entire system OF smelling
and refining plants belonging TO me
limited States company, made an IN
spection OF the new Chicago plant last
week and saws Il VIII be the most COM
plete one OF the kind IN existence. me
oiectrolytic process will be employed ~
the separation OF the lead, silver ana
gold.
the company has gone TO considerable
expense IN the erection OF It's own acid
plant. in which win be manufactures
hydro floursilic acid, a necessary el'-
ment required for the separation oil
the metals under the method stated.
There Is only one other refining plant
on the North American continent built
upon the plan OF the one erected by
the United states company at Chicago
and II was put In not long ago at Traii'
British Columbia.
An the gold. silver and lead bullion
produced by the United States CONF
rany's Titan smclters viii go TO chi
caqo hereafter 10 be refined
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
THE NEVADA DOUGLAS.
Report Of Snpt. j. II. Smith Shows
Good Progress With Dc,cIopmcnt.

Supt J. H. Smith OF the properties
Of the Nevada Douglas Copper COM
pany has forwarded his report COW
ering the past month TO the local Of
fees ~ the company and, among other
ihinss. states
From the work done In the lower
pit OF the Casting Copper claim some
20 tons OF first class copper ore was
produced From this pit the ore has
been drifting on for 26 feet 10 the
north aud shows the ore pitching down
along well defined assure. The out
side pit has been sunk IA feet and
the bottom Is all IN good ore.
From the bottom of the inside pit
% feet deep a drift mas been driven
10 feet 10 the south. There Is con-
siderable ore in this Wine that will
average as well as IS per cent copper
The Poarse drift is IN a heavy garnet
lime carrying some sulphides To the
north ~ the Hagenbarth tunnel on
The Copper Hlll claim we are opening
up a pronounced outcrop adjoining the
pOrphyry which intrudes here. We
have a fine showing Of good ore al this
point assays little later.
Reganiing The new strike where
We have been getting out 20 per cent
ore deep green malachiie, similar 10
that IN the green assure. is about u
feet wide dipping 90 the west aud re-
placing a white and blue lime, also
lime shales The hanging wall or west
side is a porous iron In gypsum. IN
the other wall a massive white lime.
The tunnel on the Copper Oxide Is 81
feet long with ore an the way The
last SAMPLE 412 per cent copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
COLORADO PICKING UP.


Charles II Porter the well known
Nevada mining operator. returned this
morning from trip 90 Colorado. where
be- found very prosperous conditions ex-
isting everywhere. lie says he state
il rapidly recovering from the effects
al the late labor strife and that the OUT
look for the mining regions Of that com
mon wealth has not been so bught in
many a day a. % Is now Leadviile is
particularly prosperous and the late III
crease in The price Of the metals. cou-
pied with the modern methods Tor ore
treatment. has given hat famous camp
new lease of life.
Wonderful changes are being made On
the price of thc metals. coupled with
the modern methods for Gre treatment
has given that famous camp a new
lease of life.
W0nderfu. changes are being made in
the agricultural regions OF The state In
the way Of retaining arid lands. Den
ver Is Cnioying its measure Of pros
pcrlty and Mr.. Porter says. many large
business blocks are under construction
there.
Upon reaching ihe city. Mr. Porte,
found a telegram awaiting him from
Best /. Smith of Touopah advising hin,
that the new shaft al the Pine Mi
mine ai TonoIah had entered ore al .
depth ~ about 40 feet Mr. Porter i
very sanguire hat she Pine Nat IL 20.
ing Go make q mge of good deal OF
importance in the Manhattan district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18

Of the United States smelling. Behn-
mg aud Mining company, has returns
ed 10 the local ofices Of that corpora
ton from trip through the camps
Of Nevada.
Three cars of ore have reached the
local market from the property Of the
Imperial Mining company IN Beaver
county. The Imperial Is one Of the
Beaver county propositions yet under
the control Of a. Il. Lewis. ]. w. Ball,
local manager, Is IN the city 10 look
after the sale % the product TO the
smelteTs.
The ore shipments over the Tonorah
railroad for the week ending Thursday
night. - reported BY the Western ore
Purchasing company. aggregated 5.095
ions, divided as follows. From Tono-
pah--TOnopah company. l,s92 tons;
T0nopah Extension, 455 tons Belmont,
i5l tons: Midway. l02 tons Montana
T0nopah lf5 tons. From Goldheld-
2. 020 tons.-Tonopah Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
Nevada STOCKS.

salt Lake tity, SEPT. lo
james a. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers furnish the following quota
lions from San Francisco:
Belmont jAG57s. cash Boy. l5nll;
Golden Anchor. Ggd1l Home. lSals;
Jim Butter. Li0GL45. MacNamara. S5d
s6 Midway. 22oG235, Montana. 2.s5a
SEQ North START 1880, Ohio Sn5p,
Tonopah Extension. 5iaHj& ronopdh
Nevada lSit bid West End. 2.s5 asked !,
Adams, Sd3; Atlanta, 29GSO. Blue Bull
1908. Booth. Od5S Columbia M0un-
tain. i2hi3. COnqueror llGlii Dia-
mOndhcld 3SG3g Dixie. sac, Goldheld
10nil Jumbo ii2iedi IS: Jumbo En-
tension, 47aS: Kendall g asked. La
suna, 4sNf9, May Queen % bid Mo-
hawk. i45ni50. Red Top, l.50aL5J;
SANDSTONE. 20. Silver Pick. 6ld6S; ST.
Ives. 6id62: National Sank. j2aJ:
Denver, 1855 bid; Eclipse IS bid. Gold
Bar, l.l2aqil5. Original. 1914; Stein
way, iiaAe Consolidated Virginia. SsH
80; Indian Camp, 52dj3 Eagle. i0qi2:
Ophir. 2s0n275. Mexican s9nI0. Gale
doula, 9m29. ExchcQuer 80 bid, Nor
cross. l0jNli0. Golden Crown. 1871
Great Bend. 56d5S. Rescue. 1927;
Black Butte Extension, 3G5; Tramp, -
bid. Goldfeld Belmont, 50 asked, Mont
gomery Mountain. 57d59, Sunset, l4w
IS. Scepter. ~ bid. Manhattan. HGl5.
Seyler-Humphrey. lSdls. Dexter, Goa
&c; Granny, lsa23. Gold Wedge, ia
10, Lone star, l4dl5; Great Bend Ex-
tension. 1000: Great Bend Annex. u
ais Crescent. l2ali: Cow Boy, l0dl2
Denver Annex. 22G24. Bulls and Bears.
3di Black Rock Aus: New York Con-
solidated 20 asked. Manhattan Consol.
idated. s3d90 Little Joe, jG6 May
flower. IS asked Jumping Jack 50 bid;
Red Top Extension. SAL Mustang. 220
%. Fraction, L0Oal.02lg Tramp Con-
solidatcd, l30dL30: Triangle. las,
Bonanza 76S Yankee Girl. 1911;
Stray Dog. 5ld5s; Pine Nut, 2id25;
Daisy, i2df5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
2. opened a shade lowsr'A, q. an. :.

opened 2 a shade lower at ~. an. =
Oats opened iirm. Deeem,,. 4
~ sssnsed 70 a shade higher a. .stias n.
The provisions make, os.
January pork was down 4 psnsd v.ss
lard was "a cents lower Hu n Id.
ribs We're cents lower =, : ''sl4 ~
CASH: Wheat-No. 2 red -
red, iogiis.. No . hard ~ y: No
ssNl2. No. northern. 5-6,St1.q,i; IA
i5nlS: No. . spring, 10a7s ~ No. a.
torn-NO. 2 41td41s,s N
Oats-No. 2, 81: No. z sii,G,,, hsfS-t
The market ruled stro5g
closed ~ higher. al day A,
COMPLIES held well. ana A..
and i-aA higher. ""u closed r.,
Close. Nheat-Sept.. 7is.. NJ,
corn-Sept, 41Ts: Dec. tss.S..i, ~,
Oats--Sept., Gis: Dec. s5ii
Pork-Sept, 1921; Jan
Rlbs-S Sent. S.S: Oct.
Lard-sept. s.ig.; Oct. ty
Kye-Cash. b9i.. so
Barley-Cash, 5SQJ5.
Timothy-Sept.. li0d4.ll.
Flax and Clover-Nli.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York. Sept. N--sursr 49,.
Fair refining, 3A.: centrifugsG sts
O. mOlasses sugar. 81 - ~
Refned--Steady. Crushed, SO. -.
cd. $40, graduated, 500 p9Vts
Coffee-steady. No Rio. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
BOSTON CLOSE.

5. & r., 1871. Az Com. 20 asked;
Black Min. SAL; Apex. 72.d%; Heie-
tia, 50. asked: X c.. l0hqll, Majestic,
ihG%; Adventure, 6itah; Allouez. 36'a
81; Arcadlau. S4di; Atlantic. i2AdlS;
Bingham, 3sHh; r. CoAn., 3I&Gk; C.,
& A., l2ldis; Centennial, Bal C0f
Mercur sass. Cop. Range. 7s& Gs);
d. W., lSqh, Elm. ~ bid: Franklin,
2lah; CRANKY, l2&Gk' Greene Con,
27Aa2s: Mass. 9itd&: I'm. Copper, So.
an; Utah Con. 65h al. Wlnona. So a
2; Wolverine. U9iis; Wyandot, lax;
Boston Con. al&ds2 Royale. 2gi4dia;
New Utah ihn%. Shawmut S0Q90;
+. b.. 9Mia Raven. S0d 90. b. Exp.
gas: Ely. go dl0, Davis Daily, 97s n
10; Cananea 1914 y; Nlpisslng l57,
ale: Pneu Svc.. 1874 y do. pfd.. 29is
d30h; Mass Gas. 59liGil; 90 pfd.,
ssNA Michigan, lia ais, Mohawk,
6Sh a64 Nevada Con. lSt.d1g;
North Butte. 9SA u = Old Col. lqls:
Old Dom. iSk ~ Osccola. 1901 a
l2i: Parrot, 2sit a2s; Julncy. s5ass;
Phoenix. lTis r. l.. so 4 Santa Fe
rack. 9SHl00 Tecumssh. 1914:
Trinity, i0isa *. NJ. G. c.. 2isa&;
L s. $. CON-. 6la I. do pfd.. i6A q
Az.