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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02

So lit bemsrfenswertb, baB Die bel.
iersn anglo meritanii4sn 8ldtter ben
Wslounssu Der 9epsi4snbureaus hber
bic Uorednae in RuBlanb muir mod ge.
rings Bsa9tung i9enten. Die art unb
WeiIe, ME biefs Bureaus Dor unb mao
Der NuHb'una Der 0uma bic preiie
u1b bas publifum bsidwinbeIt beben,
bat aud In isnen 2rsiien anfOb srresi
unb bort tann man betanntIi6 f8on
sttuas srtraser. Die gslben Wii9s
fretli@ MAIDEN f9 ni9ts baraus. Ste
Isbsn ia bon S9winbel, uno ie bider
er fommt, befo better.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02
&eue Saeorpcrattonen.

DIX foIgenben neuen @eieni9aftsn
Iteben f& beim Staatsieirstdr intor.
poriren:
.9ate 8ieiu &int @ompanp", Serre
6aute, capital IS, 600; 9irstturen:
5enrp 8. Breiutg, peter s. Breinig
unb George 5. grsinig.
vSbe 2aff Mcre Sun Club, Sill.
nois, Safe @ountp; Sirettoren: 6enrp
Riler, Sobn 2inn unb George Sung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02

Mus RuBlanb fomu,t wieoer sin'
nal bic Melouns: Der @3ar bdlt an
&eformsn fsF." Sebr erfreuli4! aber
bann iolte er bod snolia einmal oamit
ben anfang MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02
Nus ben Balfanldnoern tpsrbl

Mus ben BalfanIanbern psroen
absrmals 5sinoieli9tsiten 3uii9en Bull
gorer uno @ris&en gemeloet. Statt
f9 psrsint esgst bic gemeinfamen
6einbe uno unterbrtifer gu tuenben,
aerfeii9en R9 bisis frisblOien 86ltsr.
f9aften ielbsr In qessnfsiti1sm 2ampf.
@ie ioa % ismals lin bisien unter Der
Strtsnbsrri6aft suridgebliebenen 2dn.
bern cine before 3eit tOmmen?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02
8eb6roe fur SHemtltae Nrbeiten.
anaebote tpuroerl empfangen:

Angebote puroen empfar9en:
STR aspbaltirung In Der Wt4igau
Str. bonn Wbite Ripsr bis sur 5Olmss
4pe.: Barber asphalt 60. $1.21.
0tr @ensnt Seitenruese In Der @sn-
trail ape. an Der Ofieite bonn Gal
Greet big CUR 81. Str: s. .. 5Oh
s1.32 sef@i9tst; Slip bstbunSener
&anbfsin; MariOn @aIbwea $143,
Winiam 8. Snl s1.2S; u. 8. @ebler
s119; 5. 6. 2adep $l.O6 perbunosn.
s1.33 ssi9idtstsr &anbfeia.
Sur Nusbsfernng NIT 8aGfeinen
In Der Georgia StraBs BON Der Sill.
nois Biz our pennipIuania Strab.:
american Contraction @omp. 1920;
@apitaI pabins & Contribution 80.
s2.784.
STR ausbsRsrung nit gadfeinen in
Der Georgia StraBe bon Der pennfpls
pania Sta. Bis CUR Yelauare Str.
american Contraction 60. 1926;
capital pabins & Contribution 90.
$3.50.
Thr ,gituIitbie" Jabrfrabs in Der
capitol Mps., bon IS. Biz S0. Strabe:
Wefern Contribution 60. $4.0l; 6co.
Her Contraction &c., $4.O2.
SIR aitsbsfrsuun9 bss Sabrmeaes
unb gadfsinsOfsn In Der @apitul
ape., bon Der 35. Bis sur SO. StraBs:
Wefern Contraction Co.. SO Gents;
u. 6. Neisler, 80 Gents; ameriean
Contraction Co., 81 @ents; 6oOfer
Contraction Co., 90 Gents.
STR Baffsinpffaferung bes Gabrs
tueges, &anbfsine uno partanlasen
in Der aiblanb aps., bon 81. bis su
Der. %. Strabs: Astna Contribution
Co., 1897; U. 8. Nsislsr, 1897;
portlanb @smsnt @runolase, $3.50;
natirli9s Cement @runola9e, ameri-
tan Contraction Co., 1919.
petitionen tpurben eingerei4t:
Ctr Aspbaltpfafferuug bes Jabr-
rpeoes In Der %. StraBe bon Der Sol.
bott Mbs. Bis au ben g bieuen Der g. 6.
q %. giienbabn.
5hr grbfnuns Der DEPOT Strabs
bon Der Waha9ufetts aps. Bis su be,
@ooIebelt abe. uno Sole Strabe.
gnbshlttss Bei9life puroen &C.
faBt: m.
Jar aspbalipfafisruns bss Tabr.
tpssss unb @anbfsins In Der SaDiofon
StraBs bon Der WaHa4uietts aps. biz
3ur pine Strabs.
STR @ement-S sitentpsge In Der 81.
S.oIepb Str. Oil Der Shbfeite bon be,
SsIupars Strabe Biz su Der 2. alet
psfli9.
Ctr 5reilseuns Der NIep 6flia BEL
SEEM Ssrisp Strabe bon Der Merril
Strabs bis au Der Nasp n6rbli8. ,
STR BadfsinpFaferuns unb &anb'
feline In Der prntt StraBs BON Der Wai'
ia9uistts Ape. Bis 3u ben S9ienen be,
Big 4 g%iisnbabn.
STR 9analiRrung in Der Realin9.
Anenue, ben Waibington Str. Bis aur
erfen Glep n6rolid Der 0srmOnt Str.
Sdmmli9e gef9ltfe wuroen surtid.
ss3usen:
STR 2issbsi6httune bss Gabrussss
uno 8adfsin.8 Ohen In Der 81. Strabs,
bon Der Clifton Str. Big 3u ben S9is.
men Der Big Sour . giisnbabn.
RefOlutionen uuroen angenommen;
SIR Riesbsi9ittung bes Gabrpeges
tn Der anep bfili4 BON State Mpe., bon
Der Siebenion ape. biz CUR WiGigan.
StraBe.
STR 8adfeinpfaferung bes Jabr.
tpsges unb Ranbfeiue in Der Sitter
Nbenue, bon Der Waibtngton Ctr. Biz
our alep n6rbli9 Der Wi&igan Str.
Neue 3efruttrunq
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02
@rnnbeigentbums . ltebertragumgen.

Gmma g. 8raoo IN Wargarei
Grid. $bsil Got 1913. Slstdsr u. u.
Subo., NuBenlOt 90, SO BEL 129 Sub,
bsrbsRsrt, Sabieite 5ietter abe., 81.
lid bon pine Ctr. 1880.
6arrifon Burns on 3sb W. 2enabp,
n6roli9s 9dlfte bon Got 81. Sultan
u. u. Sub, Srbington, berbeHert,
Siowefsde RaiIroab unb @ppo ape.
5000.
South part 2anb go. an Sarab
6. &pan, Got 81. South parf Abb,
IS BET 100 Sub. bsrbsfsrt, Saoieite
partwap @pe., 6fli9 BON gaf Str.
s2650.
2aura s.. CARPENTER an elizabeth
goot. Got 81, Carpenters Some place
addition, 40 BET 12O Sub, baeant,
Ofisite Der Nbbifon Str, n6rbli9 bon
Sadfon Ctr. $3.50.
6arriion Sale an gIi3abes9 WOl-
colt. Got 557, armfrong part abo.,
IS BET AS Sub, bsrb., Shbieite Der
50. Str. ,Ewefli9 bon Clifton Strabe.
$4,000.
6arrpl Wrigbt an Sobn 90. Sane,
She'll bonn norb6fltd.n 8isrtsl, SEC,
tion Sc, SOwnibip Is, &anse 8, 2
adsr. WufbinatOn 8omnibip. $500.
SObn 6. SnOp an 9snrp 3. Wiler,
Sbeil bonn nOrowsfliGsn @iertel, Sec.
tion %. Souni6ip Is, Rangs 4, 6
adsr, @arren Sumnibip. $500.
George M. @sbills an Sobn Mcs
9onalb, Got 81, Wsft part addition,
9S bel 1876. SUB. 6ftli9s Settle pnn
@arman abe., EiibIi9 bon Nsu Yort
Str. $4,000.
Samss u. WarpsQ on @milp Starr,
Got /, 1Re@Iintods l. aob., Al BET
1872 SUB, wefli&s Settle bon capitol
abe., iibtia bon IS. Str. $500.
Nepton @oob on Sobn Sugbes u.
a.. Got 90, gIud 8. Surebo Bari
aob., 40 BET 1856 SUB, tpefili&s Settle
bon Colorado aOs.. fioli9 BON Seem
Dort Ctr. $500.
Gorbor y. GidIon on Charles 81.
UNDERWOOD, She'll bon Got III, Bruce
plaes abb, 32t bel IS SUB, fiiolids
seite bon %. Str. 6alia bon college
Nbe. $1,000.
Wiliam 8. &usf on Nnna &. Sec
u. w., Cots Is unb Is, BIod II,
Sobnfon Grben @bo.. rs bel 100 Sub,
bueant. Wsfisite bon Golese absnus,
iablid bon 81. Str. SIS, 900.
@arJ 2.!Sof on 5rancss &. @DdeI.
Got 95 unb She'll bon 90, 9epis &
60. Mrisnal Seigbts Nob., 6fltdt
Settle bon Ssffsrion Nbsnus, nbrblit
pom pratt Str. 81. 800.
gomunbi White on Winiam 6.
pain, Got 247. GIst6ss Sub, tpett.
lid bon @ebaba Str, $1.625.
lusuf Wudsr an Sobn 8. 9s2urr
Got 10 e&rOludss ;Abb., fiblid bon
Rod Str, 81. zoo.
Mi9ael 6. Shea on Warb q. Sil,
2ot 6, WaIpsrnI glbb 81 BET 13O
SUB, peflids Settle bon Gibbs abs.
nbrbli9 bon gsrmont Ctr. $3.50.
Winiam 81. Wsbssr an Wiliam y.
6enrp, Got, 8, @afbinstOn Squars
abb., SfIi9e, Settle bon Slinois Str,
n6roIi9 bon so. Str. 81, 200.
@brifena Woempner on @bmarb
Woempner, She'll tueftli2e 6dlfte SEC.
10, Somnibip Is. Range 5, Marrsn
Sounibtp. SO. 1000.
9erielbe on Otto Wosmpner, 3beil
oerislben. ssc.n So. 600.
gbparb 8. gernbarbt on gbna 6.
@ormar. Got Is, State square abb,
6ftlide Setteibon State ape., iioliG
bon Soutbeafsrn Nbe., 1915.
SuIia s. Saueiisn on bic Bse&
@robe Improvement @ompanp, 8beile
bon Section %, Sounibip Is. Range
4, 1874 aeres.: perrp &ownfbip.
$50, 600.
Charles 81. Clements an Nnbrem s.
3innid, She'll bss ftib6fli&en 8iers
tels bon Section IL, Sopnfbip Is,
Ranae 2, 81 Ncres, Wapne $opnIbip,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-02

9G elm Mann tann, UNI seredt sesen
~ fd unb sesen feline Samilie gu
y fem, ireenb ueIde lesitime Mits
tel unterlafen Sie cine 0erbef erung
feiner SinanSen beuirten. Die eius
fa4fte unS efeftibife Metbobe liest i'm
Bereib bon Sebermann, unb biifeIbe
iii Elm Spar @onto nit biefer ifarten
Seieaidaft. Mit unferen uniibsr>
trefFi@en 0aciIitaten, CUR 6ibrung
bon sroben unb fleinen 8strasen, entz
bieten mir Sbnen cine freunSlide gim<
Iabuns biefe @efenfdait gum Sepof>
tium SbreS iberFiffsen 6elbeS su
MAIDEN. Drei proSent 8inien mel&e
mir ~besablen, tuerben ti9tis gu benz
Wa@stbum Sbres @ontos b~eitrasen.
SEPT if es 8eit gu beginner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Summer Diorrhoea in Children.

During the hot weather Of the sum-
mer months the FIRST unnatural looseness
of the child's bowels should have inn
mediate attention, so as to check the
disease before it becomes serious. All
that is necessary is few doses Of
Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy followed by dose of cas-
tor oil to cleanse the system. Rev. NJ.
o. Stockland, Pastor of the First NJ
e. Church, Little Falls, MINI, writes:
"We have used Chamberlain S Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years and find it very valu-
able remedy, especially for summer
disorders in children. Sold by all
leading druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
BEARS USE HAMMERS
IN THE WHEAT PIT
Market Is Completely at Their
Mercy, and Close Is
Very Weak.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Large primary re-
ceipts induced liberal liquidation of
wheat here today and resulted in a de-
cline OF over / cent bushel At the
close wheat for September delivery was
off 1S61kc. Corn was down h@Bc.
Oats showed decline Of "A cents. Pro-
visions were 21a@5c lower 20 10c higher.
The wheat market was again under
complete control by the bears, VINO used
their advantage to hammer the price
down TO a new low record mark for the
season. Cash houses were the principal
sellers early In the day. but toward the
noon hour the selling became general
and the market developed extreme weak
ness. The principal factor In the situa-
ton was the continued movement Of
wheat from the farms, the total prl-
mary receipts today being 1,11l00O bush
els, compared with 9l2. 900 bushels the
corresponding day n year ago.
The decline OF nearly &c q bushel In
the price OF wheat at St Louis supple
mented the heavy movement in It's de-
pressing effect on the local market. The
Ohio crop report which showed the con-
dltlon OF the wheat crop TO be 90 against
% on July /. was another bearish factor.
There was some bullish advices, but
these Were apparently passed over,
Among these reports was one which
claimed that heavy rains in Kansas had
caused wheat in the shocks 10 sprout
and had resulted in considerable dam
age
The market closed very weak, prices
being at the lowest point OF the day.
September opened &c to15mMc lower
at T38G73Ac TO 73Ac. sold at 739sc, and
then declined 10 7lSc, Final quotations
were at 7lM6T2c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Financier's Review.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The F1nancier
says this week:
Contrary TO expectations, last week 8
official statement Of the New ork asso-
ciated banks failed TO reflect the pay
ments through these institutions into the
sub-treasury of about $l0.000,0 600 on ac-
count Of settlements for the Panama
canal bonds, which payments began on
Wednesday and continued to the end OF
the week. The money paid for the bonds
was promptly deposited by the sub
treasury In the general repositories and
in other local banks for distribution as
public funds, among those of the interior
institutions which had been designated
by the Secretary as new repositories for
such funds 1t would seem that these
local banks must have treated this money
as cash on temporary deposit. thus Off
setting the amount which they had paid
over 10 the sub-treasury for the bonds
which their customers, among bond
houses In this city, had bought from the
government. Even admitting that this
was the case, however, there should have
been shown In the statement a large
amount OF cash decrease resulting from
sub-treasury operations other than those
incident TO the Panama bond payments
The banks return showed q decrease of
seas, 200 cash, though the majority OF the
estimates, which were based upon the
traceable movements OF money during the
week, indicated loss of about $500, 000
This discrepancy would scarcely be ac-
counted for by adjustments OF averages
brought over from the previous week.
The general deposits increased Sl66S2.-
400. which amount is 81 ,G45,000 less than
the sum OF the increase of SIS. .776 coo in
loans and the loss of S649 200 in cash.
and hence the statement did not prove
Such failure to prove was doubtless due
In q great part to the inclusion in the
statement OF the State bank, which re-
ported for the first time, it having been
recently admitted TO the clearing house.
This bank reported last week Sl2. .9+5. 600
loans, l4.s55 900 in deposits and $3.5S2,-
600 in cash, andthese items accounted
for the above-noted arrangement In tho
return. though they make still more diff
cult OF explanation this discrepancy in
the cash item Of the statement. The re-
qulred reserve against general deposits
was augmented S4,l20. 600. adding 10
which the loss in cash, as above. made
si,769, 500 as the decrease in the surplus
reserve 10 S14.12.G75. Computed upon tho
basis Of deposits, less those OF 50 ole. 100
public funds. the surplus is $l6,37G700.
y-mhrL, 9wiullbs. ..iS2 cmfwyp cmfwyp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Flour-Receipts
10.S0O; exports, G2Oo; market dull and
lower 10 sell. Minnesota patents, S425
Ii50; do bakers. $3.A504SO: winter
patents, Sl0O8I25: winter straights. 1915
03.S5; winter extras. S2.90@3.40; winter
low grades $2SO03.35.
Wheat-Receipts, l03 900 bushels; spot
easy. No red. 7Sc elevator; No red
79Ac, +. o. b. aaoat; No. 1 northern, Du-
luth. sage, (. o. b. anoat; No. 2 hard
winter. S0Hc. {, o. b. anoat. Except for
little steadiness at the opening, due to
rains In the Northwest, wheat was weak
all the forenoon, reaching lowest prices
OF the season. The selling motives were
big receipts, weakness in St. Louis and
a bearish Ohio state crop report. Last
prices showed Fs4lc net loss. May, S4sS
GS5c, closed S4Ssc. September. ~ 3-168
SOAc, closed 79Ac December, 81 13-l69
S2%c, closed S1Nc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
HOME TREATMENT.

To properly administer this new
caterrh treatment at home. Drs
Shores have secured two kinds OF in
struments for use OF their patients
who cannot cali az the Office. One for
cleansing and rendering the mem
brane antiseptic. AID one for admin
istering the curative oils direct to
the diseased membranes. These two
instruments are given FREE with
each full course of treatment. and
the entire course, including instru-
ments and medicines TO complete a
euro is Sl5 only. Remember this
does not mean SIS a month. but SIS
for cure. There is no more treat
Ing by the month for catarrh, since
this new discovery cures quickly and
surely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Clearing House Statement.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The statement OF
the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold App .6I5
over the legal reserve requirements.
The statement;
Loans, $1,O77 700; increase. slS,-
77G, 500.
Deposits, Sl,o7G,599,3oo; increase. s14.-
iS2. 400.
Circulation, S46.5lS.6OO; decrease, s527.-
700.
Legal tenders. sS7. .725 800; decrease,
s1.745, 500.
Specie. S195. .547 200; increase. 81 ,o96.-
300
Reserve, s2S3.272 500; decrease. s64o,-
200
Reserve required. $2G9, JAG, ,S25; increase.
s4,120.600,
Surplus, a4122,675; decrease. s4,7es,-
500
Ex. U. s. deposits, sIs.216,S5O, decrease,
S2.S65.500.
The figures OF the State banks appear
for the first time In the bank statement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Wholesale Quotations.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Cattle-Receipts
400; market steady. Beeyes. S37066.4O;
COWS and helfers. $l.O005.25; stockers
and feeders. 50. 409425; calves. S5.OO@7.O0
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady TO
strong; estimated receipts Monday. 40 900.
Mixed and butchers. $G.1566.65; good
heavy. s6.l5G6.52la; rough heavy. $3.50
COS; light. Sc. 6.3O@6.77I2; pigs, $5.5o@6.4O; F.;
bulk OF sales, $6.20@6.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady
Sheep, $2.90@5.26; yearlings. $5.4O@6. 10, /,
lambs, S4.50@T75.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
NEW YORK METALS
REMAIN UNCHANGED
In Absence Of London Cables,
Trading Is Quiet; Prices
Hold Firm.

NEW YORK Aug, Ain the absence OF
cables there was no change Of conse
Quence in the metal market. Spot tin
was quiet at 500 .50@39.S5.
Copper was firm. with lake quoted at
S1S62Is @1S.T5: electrolytic at S1S.37h @
1850; casting at S1S.0001S25.
Lead was quiet at S5.75,
Spelter dull at S6.00G610.
Iron was firm at recent prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
afement Proves Puzzle,
Ito Entrance of Sew
al New Factors.
ASH LOSSES;
big LOAN EXPANSION
We're Under Pressure /;
sfor Time Loans Ad- ,
vance Sharply.

RK. Aug. All preliminary
= Of the changes In the bank
kproved at fault again today.
j. aancies were partly due to the
new member of the clearing
lk.ncluded in the showing for the
! To-day, thus disarranging the
u of the averages. The esti-
! le known movements Of money
sseem not 10 have made sufli-
~ance either for the effect OF
sit of the treasury funds
syment OF Panama bond sub
+ The losses in cash, therefore,
|, rising to over S4,000,000, as
ted. are less than three-quar-
/, million dollars.
smore favorable showing than
,s.ed in this item was neutral
sac heavy loan expansion Of
z which served to increase the
-1uirements to such an extent
the surplus impaired to the
4,769, 500.
GIG ohoCi PiSoo IA o. Pui Wy Oh
the bank showing. Rates for
were also appreciably higher
r supplies were said to be Of
|lere was also a firm tone and
Ddvance in foreign exchange
ute Of the holiday in London.
o extend until Tuesday. The
get was more Influenced, how
be evidence offered by yestcr-
rations that stocks were being
!, In speculative liquidation. The
4 of recent speculative favor
k.ontinued today and only mo-
r1pport was offered the market
" after the lower opening. By
! prices were restored to last
rel the force Of the selling
.pne predominant and continued
lIntcrrupted to the closing,
! easy and at declines running
I to over 9 points for many of
-1ent stocks.
zes of bonds, par value, 1927 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Aug. Mooney on call
nominal, no loans
Time loans firm sixty days, 4 per cent;
ninety days, 4E@1H per cent; six
months. 51A@5% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5i2@5% per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm at S4.S5.251
1855 for demand and at @.S2.40m4S2 50 80
for sixty-day bills. Posted rates, $IS3
and 81 Sc Commercial bills, $4.S204S2A.
Mexican dollars, 50l5c
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Aug 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100: market unchanged. Native
steers, S400@615; Western fed steers
S3.50@6.00; Western fed COWS, S2.5O@A25
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000. market steady
Bulk OF sales, S6.3O@6.35, heavy. $3.50
$50; packers, $6.30@6.371a. light. s6.3O9
$40, pigs, s5.254600.
ShceD-None
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
CASH QUOTATIONS..
Cash quotations were as follows:

No. spring wheat, 74@ 75c; No. D, 700
49&c; No. . yellow, ols @5o&c No 2
onts. 3O≻ No white, 3Ih a 80 Nc; No.
3 white, BOZ gale. No. , rye, sec Good
feeding barley, 35@ SOC; fair 20 choice malt-
ing. i2@I6c, No. / gaN seed, Slo7; No.
/ Northwestern, SI.1O. Prime timothy seed.
S4.oO. Glover, contract grades $12 Short
ribs. sides tlooscl, S9.l5 m9.25; mess pork,
per barrel SIT: lard, per 100 pounds, 50 so;
short clear sides lboxcd). S9.50@ 9.62 y
Whiskey, on the basis OF high wines. per
gallon, 81 %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
They Are Big and Luscious
Cufrants Are Now About
Out of the Race.
HEAVY POTATO CROP IS
READY TO BE HARVESTED
No Material Change in Produce
Conditions: Salmon and
Halibut Plentiful.

Big, luscious Utah tomatoes are rolling
Into the local market. They are in
prime condition and are quoted at two
pounds for 25 cents.
No material change has been noticed
in local market quotations, and prices
are much the same as they have been
heretofore quoted.
Currants are about exhausted. Cher
ries, Of which there is q small supply,
are quoted at 10 cents per box.
Potatoes are bringing 81 per bushel,
and there are very few to be had, the
farmers still holding them back. 1t is
expected that the first receipts will be
heavy. and this may have A tendency TO
lower the prices. 1t is said that the
crop viii be large.
Cabbage is quoted at 9R cents per
pound the heads being firm and crisp.
Lemons are now quoted at 80 to 40 cents,
and watermelons vary from 30 TO 70
cents, with a good supply on the mar
let. Cautaloupes are unchanged al 10 TO
10 cents.
Apricots remain at 30 cents, and
peaches are selling from so cents TO 81
per box.
Shipments Of salmon and halibut were
received yesterday, the former priced at
171s and the latter at two pounds for
25 cents, Fresh mackerel is still quoted
al 30 cents per pound.
Wholesale Quotations.
Hay, Grain and Straw.-Oat straw, per
bale, 35c; alfalfa. S13; timothy. per
ton, baled, SIS; wheat, per cwt..
$1.5091.65; corn, per cwt., S1.4O; corn.
cracked, S1,45. Idaho oats, lSO: rolled
oats. So; Eastern oats, $l.75; barley.
rolled S1.60, -four, bakers No. l. $l.S0.
-four. straight grades. $1.90; -four. high
patent. s2.1O: rye. $500, bran, Sl.oO;
bran and shorts, LOO.
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Omaha,

OMAHA, Aug. 4.-Cattle-ReceIpts 100
market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market steady.
Heavy, S6.OOg6.25; mixed. s615@625;
light, Sc 20q6.35; pigs, S550a600; bulk
OF sales, $615@630.
Sheep-Receipts. 700; market steady.
Yearlings. s5.OOQ5,75; wethers, $4,000
500; ewes, $4O00i.75; lambs, $6.25@ I 80.
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Imports and EXPORTS

NEW YORK, Aug 4.-Total imports
Of merchandise and dry goods at the port
OF New York for the week ending today
were valued al SIG, ,29s 1856
Total imports OF specie at the port OF
New York for the week ending today
were Si9,9l2 in silver and $2,079, ,GS7 gold
Total exports Of specie from the port
OF New York for the week ending today
were SI2G,7O In silver and So. 600 gold
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. Aug 4.-Sugnr-Raw
firm; fair refining, csc: centrifugal, 96
test. 3Tsc; molasses sugar, SIC. Refined
steady, crushed, $3.50; powdered, $3.50;
granulated, $3.50
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ST. Joseph.

ST, JOSEPH. Mo, Aug. 4.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts. 49, market steady. Natives. SAC
$3.50; COWS and heifers, Sl.50@425;
stockers and feeders. S300G335.
Hogs-Receipts. 300; market steady.
Light. s62596.35; medium and heavy,
S6.1066.25.
Sheep-Recelpts. 15; market steady
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. -Wheat-sep-
tember, 7O% a7lc; December, 72sSc; May,
76Bc; No. ! hard. 74hc' No. northern,
f3hc; No. do, 7lSc. No do, G91ac.
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ST. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Wool steady;
medium grades. combug and clothing,
2S@2Sci light fine, 1S@22c, heavy fine,
14M1Ic; tub washed 32M3S1kc.