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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
OLD MEXICO SENDS
TOMATOES TO UTAH
Fine Samples of the Fruit
Reached Salt Lake Mar
ket Saturday.
THEY MAKE VERY
ACCEPTABLE ADDITION
Sell at Dollar Box Wholesale.
Twenty-Five Cents Per
Pound Retail.

The most recent addition To the mar
kct In the shape Of fresh goods is a con-
sgnment OF tomatoes from Mexico. a
shipment of them came Saturday morn
Ing, arriving In nrst-cless condition
Awaiting them here was a most cordial
welcome from any who have a taste for
the fruit, and there was q good demand
for them all day saturday The wholesale
price placed on the tomatoes Is 81 Il
basket; the retail price - cents a pound
Fine crabs and Holsters were among the
importatio of Saturday. The crabs are
going at % and 30 cents apiece; the lob
sIcrs at ~ cents a pound There was
decided picking-up In the nsh market
along all lines, md an even better show
ing Is promised FOR Monday Striped bass
is again cheaper. bringing is cents
pound, wholesale, and y cents retail.
There Will be a large shipment OF fresh
salmon reach here Monday the wholesale
price OF which VIII be IA cents Il pound.
Turkeys, mountain hare Jack rabbits
and chicken were rather plentiful Nester-
day. An unusually fue lot OF turkeys
was noticed at ono Of the markets, the
prize in the lot weighing 21i. pounds The
price Of tho birds was - cents Il pound.
Ducks and geese were also in evidence
the former selling at ~ cents, the latter
"A -
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Dried Fruit Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The market Tor
eyapora ted apples shows no fresh feature
and prices are without Quotablc change.
Common are held It 7isGSc, nearly prime.
Sl4a@c; prime. &c; choice 10c; fancy lie.
Pruncs nrc In good demand on spot and
quotations arc firm at A5sc TO Sc. accord
ing To grade
Apricots are also I'm fair demand at the
moment and With stocks light prices hold
very firm. Choice are quoted at 9l-nloC
Peaches are unchanged with extra
choice quoted at lOc; fancy, lNqllC; extra
fancy lllz1I5C
Raisins are unchanged on spot with
loose muscatel quoted at Sixl6a.c: seeded
rulsius, 5HH7hzc. and London layers 81 90
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SHIPMENTS OF WHEAT
LARGER THAN EXPECTED
Extreme BeariSh Sentiment Re-
suits, and Prices Slight
ly Lower.

CHICAGO. Jan 27.-Sentiment I'm the
wheat pit was extremely bearish FOR the
entire day. and local traders and leading
longs sold heavily Initial quotations on
MAY were OF sc TO &c. at S51.c To S5lsc
According to the report OF the English
statisticians. the worlds shipments for
the week VIII be about 96D0.OJo bushels
which Is more than generally expected
The same authority predicted moderate
Increase In the amount OF breadstun on
passage
These things. coupled with the an
nounccment that the exports from Aus
tralia were 1.10l,O0 bushels for the week
against IS0 oOJ bushels for the CORE
spending period Of one year ago, diSCour-
aged holders and weakened the market
materially.
The domestic situation also favored the
bears. In the Northwest stocks OF wheat
continued TO show decided increase and
weather over the winter belt was mild.
Prices declined steadily until May
reached Siis, which point was touched
within the last half-hour. Covering BY
shorts caused slight rally within the
was weak, With MAY of sc. at SIsc.
Because OF selling by commission
houses and cash interests. the corn mar
kct was depressed throughout the day.
The market closed weak, MPy itc lower,
AT 44Ic
selling by local traders weakened the oats
market May closed CSC lower at 2Gsc
Provisions were firm on a &c advance
In the price Of live hogs and an excellent
demand for meat and lard At the close
May pork, lard and ribs were each 2l2c
higher.
RANCE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

Catarrh and Stomach Trou bes. Nervous Diseases.
Kidney. Bladder Troubles Heart Diseases Diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels Piles Fistula and Rectal
Diseases Female Complaints. Diseases OF Women and
Children Rckets, Spinal T oublsS. Skin Diseases Deaf
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Troubles Consump-
tlon in the First Stages Rheuma tism Hay Fever.
Neuralgia Hystcr5, Eye nd Ear Diseases. Goitrc or
Big Neck, La Grippe Blood Diseases Scofula all
forms of Nervous and Chro mic Diseases Chat
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Catarrhal Chronic Diseases
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confidential
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FREE EXAMINATION COUPON

Any person presenting this coupon at Drs. Shores
ofice-on enclosing it in letter with description
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Merchandise and Specie.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Total Imports Of
and dry goods at the port
OF New York FOR the week ending tods y
" ere valued al 81. 22S.951
Total imports OF specie at the port OF
New York for tho week ending today
were SS},3 ,327 silver and sl6S SIS gold
Total exports OF specie from the port
OF New York fos tho week ending today
Wore t.2l752g silver and $5pl 900 gold.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 2T-Catte-Receipts,
1000 market steady. beevcs 3.5Hd6 %
cows. s.. .35d4. 40; hciters 81 iGd4 81. calves.
q. .506S.00; good to prime steers, 5.3Gd6 p
poor TO medium. SS50d6 -, stoCkcrs and
feeders 81 5Oai.5O
HoGs-Receipts 1900. market strong ia
sc higher; estimated Monday, = oJO,
mixed and butchers, s. 30d5 SO good to
heavy. S. 1919 5S rough heavy, s.. 3hdS .
light $. .25Q6 i1ls; pigs N.&@535; bulk Of
sales. 81 4065 so
Sheep-Recelpts, Goo; market steady
sheep, s36Na6 81; yearlings. s6 cpn665
lambs e. 75t0T sO
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. T.-Cattle-R
ccIpts, 10 O00. market eteady. native
steers 81 0OGf4 90. native cows and heifers
s. 0Gd4 90, stockers and feeders. s. 50a t. co:
bulls 81. .50a3.S5 calves s.. 3.O0p7. .25 West
crn fed steers 50 2M6.5O; Western fed
cows. S250di00
Hogs-Receipts. 5000, market strong
bulk OF sales. S.30dS42i2: heavy. S.4Gn
6.45; packers. s5.3on5 42l7 pigs and lights,
81. 25q5S
Sheep-RcCeipts 2O0; market steady;
muttons 81 50H5.9Os lambs. S. O0ilf 35
range wcthers. S55ouG.35; fed ewes, 81 50a
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Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK. L,r. 27-Prime mercantile
paper flzSf5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills, at 81 ~ t0q
4SG50 Tor demand and at siSI 1Oli4 81 20
for siXty-day bills; posted rates. S4SIla
and S.S; commercial bills. 81 S3ftI S33.
Money on call nominal; no loans Time
loans, steady. sixty and ninety days ~
per cent. six months. li@m49I per cont
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New York Sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. T-Sugar-Raw
steady. fair refining, &c, centrifugal. go
test 3iac. molusses sugar, 27,c Refined
steady; 30 6. S4a; No. T. AS: No 8
$40, No. 9. 500: No. 10 500; No. II, 81 IS;
confectioncrs' "A s45S. mould "A p" s.. O5.
cut loaf $40: crushed. $40, powdered
81 80. granulated. 81 10: cubes 81 a5
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Jan. 2I-Caule-Receipts 100
market unchanged, native steers, So 35m
$50; cows and hefers. S250di %; Gamers.
81 7jio2 40; .stoCkcrs and feeders $25On
40; calves, $25o66G0 bulls and etsgs.
81. .25d35O
Hogs-Receipts G5OO: market strong
heavy, SS3Gd5 ~. mixed. s.. 8Odl5. .S2l7 light,
s.. .25Q5 32Ia; pigs Si6115lO, bulk OF sales.
s.. .Sl4i6 2j
sheep-Recelpts, lCO, market steady;
yearlIngs s. 7od6 % wethcrs. 81 J015. "a
ewes 81 75Tl6 - lambs 81 sNd72 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2T-The Financier
says The ofilclal statement OF the New
York Associated banks showed much
smaller cash gain than WAS estimated
upon the basis OF the traCeablc move
mcutS OF money during the week. This
decrease was. however partly fore
sbRdoNod by such estimates, and there
fore n was not disappointing II seemed
~ ho due largely ~ smalIor dlshurse-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
NO QUOTABLE CHANGES
IN METAL MARKETS
New York Situation Displays
the Usual Saturday
Apathy.


NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Thero was no
quotablc changes I'm the various metal
markets and the situation displayed the
usual Saturday apathy.
Spot tin is quoted ut s36.15d35. 35.
Lake and Electroytic copper are held
at S1SO0q1S60 and casting at $3.50.
Lead is quiet with quotations ranging
from S.GGa5sO according TO delivery, and
speltcr remains dull al S62Jn6.i5.
Iron was unchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28
What Weakness
Is and How We
Cure 1t.
So-called Weakness"

So called Weakness
I'm men Is merely a
symptom Of chronic In
fammation In the prosi-
ate gland, brought on by
early dissipation or by
the improper treatment
Of some contracted di-
sease. A complete and
radical cure ~, there
fore, q question OF re-
storing the prostate
gland TO Its normal
state. and this We ac-
complish promptly and
completely without the
use OF internal remedies
Our treatment is a local
one entirely. IL Is orig
Inal and scientific, and
has been proven abso-
lutely effective by thou
sards OF tests. We are
Convinced that by no
other methods can full
and permanent restor-
alton Of strength and
Vlgor be accomplished.
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ST. Joseph.

ST JOSEPH Jan. G.-Cattle-Rsccipts
500: steady. natives So 3.G0d5 so: COWS and
hcifers. 81 JGniI5: stockers and feeders.
s2.75fl4 TO-
Hogs Receipts 800: market 2I.a6 cents
higher; Hight S5.3Gq5.4O medium and
heavy, S53;(n5. .+5, bulg S535a 80
Sheep-ReCeiptS, none.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 91-roday'H stale
meut OF the treasury balances i'm the gem
eral fund. cXclusive or the $3.50 coo 900 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$40 ssS 795. gold coin and bullion s7775i I.
lSI. gold certificates SSl. .3i2. 500
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Wholesale Quotations.

Hay Grain and Straw.-Oet straw. per bale.
In car lots So655c. alfulfo. Sl2O0. timothy.
per ton. baled, $500, wheat per cwt., l5oa
j 90, corn per cwt., Sl2o9L26; corn cracked
81 30; Idaho oots Sl6o. rolled oats sL7S bar
lev rolled 81 20; nour. bakers No l. 81. 20;
nour. straight grade. 81 90: -four, high patent
81 10, rye. 81 80; graham hour 81 30, cornmeol.
81 90: bran. 9S1Sl. Oh; bran and shorts slO0.
Meats Dressed beef per pound. 5n5c.
dressed veal per pound. sI4c; dressed hogs,
Sc: live 81 IS per cwt.; pork lons I2isc per
pound; mutton. S4c; spring lambs, sc per
pound
Poultry-Dressed hens. l7c; springs lie.
broners, dressed, 2oc. Eastern brollers. 2lc.
ducks. per pound, Ice turkeys. 22a25c.
Frults-Itmons per box. AoGga 30; banaSss,
per bunch 81 JG1lI. ~; oranges. s. 25a3.00 box:
apples E.6oq2.QO per case; California nEs 81. Il
qs2 Is: cranberrIes. $3.50 barrel: pears. 81 -
box; dates 7a9i5c per pound, plcplant, l2lac
pcr pound; Tomatoes. 81 basket
eEotabIes.-Grcen ontonr 20c per dozen;
Utah lettuce @nc. caunower. por pound, l0c f.
Utah dry onions 81 90 garlic. 20c: celery 81 90
dozen punches. potatoes. slloal26 per cwt
sweet potatoes, sc per pound. California cab
bage. $500 per cNt. cucumbers, 2oc per
pound rhubarb. soc artichokcs. eGo n dozen.
Dairy Products s--Cr ?amery butter per
pound, 25c. dairy butter per pound, 20c
cheese per pound lSc eggs D.r case. S7.OO9
IL 90 comb honey per crate. Sl.76 SweitEer
cheas. per pound, Sc. lmbuTGer cheese per
pound. lSc; cream brick cheese. per pound
1Sc; Ed1m cheese per dozen, Sl2 o.
Flsh.-sslmon, per pound tc, haiibut. por
pound. l2c striped bass. per pound. lie. socs
per pound loc. founders, per pound 1Oc; stur-
seon per POUND. l3c fresh mackcreI per
pound. ildl2c; California smclts. per pound
l2c; perch pTr pound. lie. Whitehsh per
pound. lee; Western codhEh per pound i2c
frosh herring, l0C pcr pound; rock cod l2c per
pound; EnstrIn codnsh, per pound loo: pike,
per pound. 0c. bla,k bass, per pound. &c 4,
knEnsh, lie; shad. l5c: crabs, $50 a dozen;
Holsters, l,C per pound
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1T COSTS YOU NOTHING TO LEARN THE,TRUTH
ABOUT YOURSELF.

you what your trouble is. and fhow'it
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Silver and Drafts

NEW YORK. Jan. 27-Rar silver, 65s,c
Mexican dollars 5DI2c
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.-Silver bars
e5tsc. Drafts. sight 10 per cent; telegraph
l2i4 per cent.
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Coast Grain.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-Whcat-
Weak; May. S.A. December, SIPS. Bar
ley-Weak. May. 81. 20; December. 93izC
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RANGE OF THE LEApIN'
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations follows; Flour.
easier: winter patents SS0R400; struightS.
5S.5515.S; spring patents. 81 S0a390 Straights,
81 t0as rs; oarkeTs 81 oa3 10; No. spring
wheat, S2dSSC: No. 3. S0dsIc. No . red S5d
SEC. No. , corn. lie. No. > yellow. uLc, No. .
oats 2S;ac. No. white. 3lAa52lzc. 40 ;
white. }Ch32lsc No. . rye. G5isc, fair 10 choice
mailing barley I3P55c. No. nsN seed 81. 06i..
No l Northwestern, SllS prime timothy
seed. $3.50, mess pork. per barrel. sl5 ib0
sides 'looseD. s.. 7.25d7lo. short clear sides
oboIedj. sI.7SnIsTi5. whisky basis N high
wines. Sl29; clover, contract grade {lS. -.
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Real Progress,

How is father getting on with his
riding lessons"
Very we'll, We children are allowed
TO watch him now.'-T0lcs.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27-Thc statement OF
the clearinghouse banks for this week
shows that the banks hold Sl5 SO 500 over
the legal reserve required by law. This
Is a decrease OF 1884 I25 over last week
Tho statement follows.
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st. Louis Wool Market.

ST LOUIS. Jan gI-Wool-steaa,.
medium grades. combmg and clothing
2Cd30r, light huc. 22a26c, heavy tine. I@8
10, tub washed, r}qilizC.
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Butter and Eggs

NEW YORK. jon. g7-Rutter and
cheese unchanged, Eggs weak Western
hrsts. l9c; do. S-.Shds, 17dl9Hc; South
ern, l79l9c.
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RECEIPTS AND sHfrMENTs.
RoDUCE EXCHANGE

TKODIIE EXCHANGE
on the produce exchange today the butter
market steHdy, orcBmcTles. lSU2j'zc-
dnirics. lS123c; eggs easy, at mark, cases In
cludcd, l6dl5c; nrsts lie; prime nrsts lSc.
extras, coc, cheese. steady, I1spl3c
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ARE YOU SICK OF EXPERIMENTINGP DO Yo1
WANT TO BE CUREDP

Then to specialists who understand the treatment
your troubles Drs Shores have made special
OF Catarrh Deafness, and all Chronic Nervous and
Private Diseases both for many years. They
have treated 100000 PERSONALLY. They
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For SaIe...LiYe Stock

1850 hlgh-grado Cotswold Ewes Utah
1000 high grade. medium wool ewes. Ida
no.
1900 heavy shcarlue ewes. Owyhec Co,
Idaho
1000 beef steers. puIp fed. Idaho.
son heavy feeding steers, dchorned,
Montpelier. Idaho
2BO feeding steers partly dehorncd, Os
den.
2oOo and 3-year-od steers. spring do
livery.
; kentucky Jacks, Ogden
WANTED.
loo range horses, now or spring deliV-
cry: 20 900 stock sheep or straight breed
ing ewes Have buyer for lCco stock cat
n" nLd ranch. prefers Nevada or Idaho
X :, Brooks g. Son, ogden. Utah.
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WEAK MEN PAY WHEN CURED
Varicocele.

| Varicocele,
| A b s o | u tc-
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that cures
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Retail Quotations.

Hay, Grain and straw.-oot straw. per bale.
SOC alfalfa. zoe c~t: timothy, baled, soc cwt.
wheat per cwt, 81. 500l 65. corn. per cwt =,
$50. corn. cracked per cwl, SL40. oats per
cwt., 10; rolled oats. 81 fo barley. rolled.
srsSe So a. nour high oatenr ' s. Z; S,'"sn' pye
81 50: graham hour 81 JOT2 20 cornmcsI 81 60
az 80; ten pounds for soc; bran, Nlo; bran
Neats.-Prlnle ribs Ike; porterhouse. lsa
22lzc; pork. l7i1c; mutton chops, lzi4Ul6c, legs
l6c lambs, 1920. veal. lsa2cc. veal loaf, soc !;
l5c, Belgian hare, 2c pound
Poultry Dressed hens .oG; springs, 2oc;
brollers. 25c per pound. ducks. 2lc; turkeys
sc geese. &c; squads, c5c each
Fruits-Lcpons, per dozen. 2OG25c: oranges
per dozen @a59c bananas per dozen 5oG
&c; pressed hss l0Gl5c package.
crnnbcrres l5c quart. porncsranates. 2Oc per
pound. dates. 10000 per pound apples, s. 0Da
$50 per box. Elephant, e6c per pound. tomu-
egetables-Potatocs 75as5c per bushcl: Cali
toTnia lettuce. l0c Fer head. Utah parsley. sc
pound; caulinower. l2'Eo per pound Hubbard
squash lGG2Jc each, celery l0c per bunch :
aruchokes. loc each. oyster plant. three
lunches for loo; parsnips two lunches for &c .
Pweet potatoes. &C per pound. cucumbers. lSV
sc each.
Dairy Products-Creomery butter. per
pound. Doc; dairy butter, s5c per pound. chee 90
per pound. -cc. comb honey. per comb. l5c
strained honey. per pound, l5c: SWISS cheese
per pound I0C. limburSer choose, per pound
eNc; cream brick cheese. PC; Edum cheese. 81 %
ouch: Neufchot.L loc package. eggs. per
dozen ,30p49c.
lass SOC; Goldfish l5c; shnd- l5c: whlteAsh, sOc
sturgeon. lSc, catfish, l6c barracuda lsc .
mackcrol, zoe; pike, 2oS; rock cod. Two pounds
for 2Jc soes TWO pounds for &c; crabs. 25930r
each; MacEinac trout, 20c per pound; bass
lgc kinsnsh, lJc oysters. Now York counts,
2Gc q dozen kiPpered salmon, 2pc per pound; /;
0nchovy. .0c per pound oysters, 6NasVc per
can. Holsters, on per pound; shrlmps. zno
SC per pound herring Sc each; salt msckersi.
IO13Jc each; blue points. S0c dozen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-28

E In the stock market has been
|r7. large scale throughout tho
- factions on the stock exchange
total OF nearly ZOO. .O0O shares
Ss of the week The activity
tive interests is reflected I'm
81, But enormous sales 10 take
% characterized tho market
III and have reached sufficient
II AFFECT prices and caused sharp
z various times.
ement or prices has had It's in
fect on speculative sentiment
- I'm n growth OF divergent
i1hc future course OF the mar
- : whole movement has hinged
|, is1rely on the consideration OF
rrrondiuons In the market and
|;g little account OF business. IN
r. ID annnclal affairs. or more
rfas the fact that somc Of tho
iividual Spectators and the
Tful combinations In tho mar
selling stocks freely and wcrc
h. ne maintained policy OF steady
L rlon and support OF the market
p y cases II was inferred that tho
u The speculative holdings has
Er1eted from the fact that former
n the part OF tho large operators
ing tho market were Rban-
y \ Views were openly expressed
h9rty leaders unfaVorable to
|.-tempts 10 advance prices or
maintain them ut the present
Z. lother cases supporting tactics
nued, but evidence OF persistent
Ill favorable opportunities had
s1cnect on speculative sentiment
Islift In other Instances 10 the
Eshi views for lower prices.
TSal OF opinion in these cases
Wted 10 various motives. The
Fn the advance already achieved
~ ;fs of securities has done much
no growth OF prosperity ON
+ ~ are based and active discus
Ing on over tho proper pricos
~ actual enhancement of yaluos
lNP accrued to all securities by
PITY OF the country.
h ighly speculative conditions OK
|@ne market more Importance vsos
10 Inc movements of special
h mere mas been a marked revival
ition I'm some of those which
|llI most IN the past speculation
|LF Nights have been without
regarding the prop
N1f represent and without any
II IT, ~ many ol the TnmnTQ
ere employed IN the earlier
the advance.
|Re supposition that these later
~ arc duo TO the entry of now
6lto the operations I'm speclal
INC attempt 10 carry theh.
|ln untriod upper regions which
sted by the earlier accumula-
u heaty offerings from the
PlueTH have had Iba ~1.-t
IL the new designs. Mon.y ha.
W TO grow easier. especially for
,ime, and a moderate outeo OF
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eHected the money marker and
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va'ion manifested in tho stock
,iayo been In good demand Win
isrd tendency OF prices. VIII
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~ on call on the week
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