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The Washington times., 1906-11-18
THIRD SECTION

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II % argain
II riefs
nNN~~~~~NN~~
II Mems soc
III Shirts, CSC
NJ g ms excellent
quality Chambray
Neglige Shirts. in
solid blue. with
detached cuffs. All
sizes from Il to
L. Instead Of sec
at SOC.
Mems I5c
dOse. Sc
Men 5 SLACK and
Tan tfalf Hose.
heavy weight, with
spliced heel ami
toe. Regular 1Jc
grade for 81.
I9c Drawers,
Il I0e
Il Children's Heavy
Quality NJ u slim
- r a " @ rs. with
felled seams, aud
worked buttonholes.
Finished with earn
brio hemstitchru
rume Sizes up to
10 years. Regular
l9c value for Ice.
| 121Sc India
| LlnOn, 674c.
80 inch sheer quail
ity white India
Linon, a grade sold /
regularly at l2ltc |
a yard. Tomorrow
for sac
25c Madras, 19c
White NJ "a dras,
with han q some /
white satin Mr.
cerized woven de
signs. such as dOIs
rings. neat ngures, |
scrolls, etc, Also /
the new plaid lat
tice designs. Reg
ular 25c value for |
l9c.
S1.39 Long |
cloth, SI.19 !
T. yaru pieces OF |
Mum Der 80 Inn
perial r. n giis n |
Longcloth; the gen
ulne sOIJ cnanDIs |
unIsh quality. heg- 1
uiaT price Sl.S9. To-
morrow at Sis.
I21ke Mousse II
laine. 9$4c Il
@ e n utn.e.-S SikII
Warp AlOusselalne. II
an q y CcpuOndilV II
nlmy soft clinglng II
grade The pref II
uesC sort of ma
terial tor theaJer II
and party dresses.
In a complete range II
OF colors. Regular Il
l2iac value for SAc.
Stationery, Ice II
lb. II
Another big pur-
chase OF high grade II
Writing Papers, OF H
various = q p UlaT III
K n q S, including II
Whiting s, Eaton
i5uTlbut 5, Berlin <
Fones. etc. In four III
sizes. Choice Of
azure and white.
Each pound con
tains 10 sheets of
paper. v alu e :
worth up 10 25c, tor
l0c.
Envelopes. 21sc III
+ n y e o p es to
match almost ali
OF the above Sta
tionery, offered to-
morrow at 2lzC a
package of 25.
Paper Napkins, II
21ke II
Dennison's 5 Fancy
EaaH-a 10. 49,. ~
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I21ke Mousse
laine. 9&4c

q e n n ln.eSilk
" arp AlOusselalne.
an e y CcpuOndilV
nlmy soft clinglng
grade. The bret-
uesC sort of ma
teTlal tor JheaUer
and party dresses.
In a complete range
OF colOTs. Regular
l2izc value for SAc.
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25c Madras, Ice

25c Madras, 19c
White NJ "A dras,
with h a n q some
white satin Mr.
cerized woven de
signs. such as dOIs
rings. neat ngures.
scrolls, etc, Also
the new plaid lat
tice designs. Reg
ular 25c value for
l9C.
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SI.50 Umbrellas.
g2e

Mems a u d WO-
meu's - and y inch
Taffefa Umbrellas.
last UIBCK. with
wide tapeG edge.
full steel. cI0Se-roIl
7 r 4 n e - stNiish
handles IN pearl.
silver trim IN e. a.
horn. hone. fancy
metal. and natural
WOOd IN q Varietg
of shapes; case and
taSsel 20 match:
worth $40, 9sr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Stock Market Letters.

James A. Pollock x Co, stock and
grain brokers, West Second South
street, make public thc following letters
on the stock market:
Logan X Bryan. New York, say. "rhe
market closed lower iu spots sharply so.
Fears of an unfavorable bank statement
and the possibilities to come out of the
coal strike are responsible for the selling
pressure. Proht-tnking was quite OK
tcnslvc. and for q time the market looked
quite panlckY. Excellent support was
rendered To the aCtiv" stocks, In most
cases bringing about substantial re-
coVCry We feel there IN enough in the
market 10 warrant buying good stocks on
the beraks, resulting from the sharp
raids such as we passed through this
morning 30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Wholesale Quotations.

Hay Grain and Strav.-olt straw. per bale.
in lots, 50o5jc alfalfa. SlS.Uos timothy,
per ton. baled. $1,000, wheat. per cNJ-. NNSe
81. 50; corn. per cwt.. Sl.20p1.2j. corn cracked,
81 &c. Idaho oats. SL65, rolled oats sl.is' Tar
ley. rolled 81 30; flour bakers No. !. 81. 10.
hour, straight grudc, SlJN; -four. high patent.
s.. 10. rye, $50; graham -four, S2.1o: cornmeal.
g O0 bran. 9jc9Sl-0o; bran and shorts, 800
dressed veal per pound 9isc dressed hogs.
sc live, SIS per cwI, pork lons. lie per
pound; mutton. &sc spring lambs loc per
pound.
PouItrl.-Dresscd hons lie: springs l7l7cs
brolcrs, dressed. 2oc, ducks per pound l6c
turkeys, 22c.
Fruits.-Lcmons. per box. 81. gGat. 80. bananas.
Uer bunch, N3.b0U4. 90 oranges 3 1903. % box
apples, s. 0692 % per box: California ngs.
81 7SG2. .25, crsnberrics. $3.50 barrel, pears.
Sl.IS box; dates. 7asiso per pound; piePlant,
1llsc per pound. tomatoes, 81 basket.
Vegetables Green onions. 26c per dozen
Utah lettuce. nc; cnulinower. per pound. loc
Utah dry onions. 500 garlic 2oc: celery. 100
dozen punches, potatoes, 81 20 per cwt; sweet
potatoes. SIC per pound; California cabbage.
. 20 per cwt cucumbers. 2pc each, rhubarb.
zoe; artichokes. soc dozen.
Dairy Products.-Crc3mery butter, per
pound PC; dairy butter, per pound. 2uc
cncesc per pound, l3c; eEgs per cose, 81. 20:
cheese per pound, HG, llmbureer cheese. per
pound 1Sc: cream brick cheese per pound lsc
Edam cheese, per dozen, Sl2.O0.
Flsh.-SalmCn. per pound, Ec. ycllowtaii, l3c
hallbut. per pound, l2c. striped bass per
pound. l7c. sOl"s, psr pound, lie. founders,
per pound lie; sturgeon, per pound, l3c. fresh
mackercl. per pound 1jc, California smclts.
per pound loo perch. per pound lie; white
nsh. pcr pound, leC; Western Co1fsh, per
pound. l2c; pompOno, l3c; pike. per pound, &C.
each: Macknac trout. 2QC. Shod. l3c, crabs 81
a dozen Holsters. lie per pound
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
CARLOAD OF APPLES
RELIEVES MARKET
Fine Lot of Red Varieties Are
Shipped Here From
Idaho.
THEY MAY BE THE
LAST OF THE SEASON
Price Per Box Is the Highest
That Has Thus Far Been
Quoted.

That carload of apples from the Gem
Lake market 1t came In yesterday and
is the only one in sight, according 10 some
Of the dealers. The crop this year was
decidedly short, as well as below the
standard as FAR as quality Is concerned.
So Salt Lakers have been compelled 10.
not make their choice but take what they
could get In this line.
With the arrival of yesterdays ship
mcnt there was rise I'm the price OF np-
Piles, The wholesalers asking 81 and s.. %
q box. At the retailers purchasers VIII
be asked at the rate OF $3.50 to s. a box.
the shipment Is one OF the choice ones
received this season.
Chickens were I'm big demand Saturday,
with but small supply 10 meet It. Now
that the laying season has opened owners
of chickens are not anxious to dispose of
them as they were 4 while back and there
VIII doubtless be more or less scarcity IN
this particular food product until the
young spring fries are ready.
California cabbage. which has been sell
ing at 3li cents pound. Will go stil high
cr. and merchants Will ask 3lg cents a
pound whoiesale for shipment that Il
scheduled 10 arrive on Monday. This
viii make the retail price OF the vege-
table AT least cents pound. Rather
high. isn't lt2
Another fine lot OF Steclhead salmon
came 10 town Saturday, along with a
large and varied assortment OF other nsh
There has been such a scarcity Of the sea
food OF late that the people have seemed
to cultivate an increased taste for it-at
have been decidedly above the average on
the fish market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
FALL WHEAT DAMAGE
MAKES MARKET ACTIVE
Shorts and Commission Houses
Swell the Volume of
Sales.

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-'rhc first specific re-
ports OF damaEs TO fall-sown wheat which
have been received here caused unusual
activity and strength In the wheat mar
ket today At the close wheat for May
delivery WAS up Tsc- Corn was up i409sc
Oats showed a gain nf &c Provisions
were nc to 32I4c higher.
Strength In the wheat market developed
toward the END OF the first hour. At the
immediate opening the market was some
what weak and initial quotations on May
were a shade TO ls04Ac lower at S42sc to
Sp2c. Factors contributing The easier
tone were liberal shipments fIom Austria
liza and mild weather In the winter wheat
belt OF the United States. AS the session
passed trading increased In volume
shorts, commission houses and cash in
tcrests buying freely. The selling was
chiefly by longs.
Responding 10 the Increased demand
prices advanced steadily. Later in the
day report WAS received from Kansas
CITY to the effect that the crop In Bur r.
ton county. Kan. had been damaged 20
per cent by the unsea sonablc weather in
the last month. other reports Of dam
age came from Missouri and southern I'LL
nois. An official forecast OF much colder
weather tomorrow and report OF bliz-
Zard I'm North Dakota which might tenn
porarilY check the movement of grain
caused increased anxiety among the
shorts. The market closed strong. with
May 5ac higher at S52s4S5I2c.
Despite heavy preliminary receipts the
corn market was firm for the greater part
Of the day I'm sympathy with wheat. May
closed up LnSsC Mt 44TsC
oats held strong. May closed &c up at
3GAam8O7Ec
Trading Inv provisions was exceedingly
active and the market showed unusual
strength. AT the close May pork was up
22lec, lard was 7iac higher and ribs were
l214C higher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Retail Quotations.

Hay Grain and Straw..-Oat straw Der bale
'oc; dfsisa 75c cwt timothy, baled 9oc cwL /.
wheat, per cwt., klJ0dlG5. corn. per cwt 81 30
cracked per cwt., 81 40; oats. pcr cwt., 81 50:
rolled oats >l90, barley rolled 81 40.
aour bakers No !. $2.l6 -four. straight
grade !a2S. uoor. high patent, 81 IS; rye
81 30: graham, Gour, S1..On2 20, cornmcal. 81 90
a2.yo, ten pounds Tor a0c. bran. $40. bran
Mcats.-Prlme ribs I7,-c: porterhouso ISa
22lsc; pork. l1.zc, mutton chops. l2'zgiSc; legs
l5C. Belgian hare, 2oc pound
Poultry Dressed hens. soc. springs 22iIc;
broilcrS sc per pound, ducks, sc, turkeys.
&c; geese. PC, suuEbs. &c each.
Truit..-Iemons. per dozen, 2oG25C; oranges
s5c pressed ags. lOpl|c a package; cranber-
ries, l5c quart; pomegranotes 20c per pound
dates, log0o p"r pound; apples. 81 50g 90
Vegetables Potatoes, SIC per bushel:
California lettuce, loc per head; Utah parsley,
C bunch. California new cabbage, &c per pound
cuulInowsr, l2'cc pei pound dub-
bard squnsh iolf25c each celery. loc per
bunch: urtichokes Zoe each; oyster plant. three
punches Tor leci parsnips. wo punches Tor &c;
sweet potatoes. &c per pound. cuCumberS. l5n
&c each. dry onions g. pound
DAIRY Products.-Creamcry butter, per
pound. }0c; dairy butter &c per pound, cheese.
per pound. Glc comb honey. per comb. l5c
stralned honey. per pound. l5c. Swiss cheese
GUu: cream brcl, cheese, 2sc, Edam cheese 81 gS
each. Ncufcho,ol. lOo package; eggs per
Fish-salmon. 15lsc; yeiowtou. l7i,c:
hallbut. i7c, striped bass. ggisc; cod
rsh l5s. shad. l5c: whltensh gOc
sturgeon 10; catfish, i5c barracuda i5c
muckcrcl, 2Oc, pompauo. i11c, pike. -Oc. rock
cod TWO pounds FOR DC. soles, TWO pounds Tor
g5r: crabs 25TgN, each; houudcrs tx. soIcs.
I.g: Mnrknuc trout. Zuy per pound; sea
bass l-c ldngnsh, Zoe. oysters, New York
counts. go DOZEN kippsrcd salmon guc per
lD. Iuchuyy, 4Vc per pound, oysters. sIgGnC Pc
can: HOLSTERS. 2oc per pound; shrlmps nc
but goc per pound hcr"ln6, Sc each; sslt mack
..,I Iu1g-J, each. blue uDInts ,i,r 4 doz.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
For SaIe...Liye Stock

5000 high-grade Cotswold Ewes. Utah.
5000 high grade, medium wool ewes Ida
no
1900 heavy shcaring ewes, Owyhee Co..
Idaho
1000 beef steers pulp fed. Idaho.
6OO heavy feeding steers, dchorned,
Montpelier Idaho.
go feeding steers, partly dehorned, Og-
den
1000 and 3-ycar-old steers. spring de-
livery
5 Kentucky Jacks. ogden.
WANTED.
100 range horses. now or spring d-lv-
cry, 5000 stock sheep or straight breed
ing ewes. Have q buyer for 1000 stock cat
tie ard ranch; prefers Nevada or Idaho.
r 8 Brooks & Son. Ogden, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1909. market unchanged Native
steers Si0UuG.O: native cows and heif-
ers. 81 25dI. 81; Stockers and feeders. $500
94S5, bulls 81 JOo3.S5: calves, s3OO1TOO:
Western fed steers s.. 3.1Jdj5U: Western
fed cows. s.. .5Gdi On
Hoss-Receipts 1000. market 5a10c high
or: bulk OF sales, $500 5.67iz; heavy. s. 60
6f5.75, packers, SGH05.I0, pigs and light
81 S0It565
Sheep-Recelpts none. market uomiually
steady Muttons. Sl5pu5.75: lambs S5 5Gir
30; range wcthers, So.i1d625: fed ewes
81 5Gd5 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04

with choice quoted at 14GSc. nearly
prime. Sls@9c; prime. 9hm9fc; choice
10c; fancy. 1l6lpac.
Prunes are i'm good demand on spot
with quotations for firm at 75s0Sc, accord
ing to grade.
Apricots also are In fair demand and
firmly held, with choice quoted At lGp
lNec; extra choice l~+ollAt and fancy,
Haze.
Peaches. unchanged. with extras 19c,
fancy. l0lSallicc; extra fancy, l1111l3c,
Raisins are quiet loose muscat"le are
quoted at 515a6Ac; seeded raisins, 54n
7SsC, and London layers al $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Moncy on call.
nominal; no loans. Time loans, steady;
sixty and ninety days and six months.
IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Fza5h per
cent
Sterling exchange, easy, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at N.S7.15fTI 81. %
for demand. and al Si.SS. oS04 50. S5 Tor six
" day bills
Posted rates. Slsp204SS
Commercial bills. N.Si.44&ls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-Catue-Receipts 5Oo.
steady Becves 50 5ed625. cows, Sl.iGd
40: hoifcrs. 81. 9pdiSD, calves, s5.5G,q7.75;
good prime S5.30d625; poor medium, s.. ~
u5.25: StoCkers and feeders. S2JGuI.5D.
UOgs-RcCcipts 1900. market lOC higher.
Estimated Monday, 5N.OlO Mixed and
bUtchers', S.e5u5 %: good heavy s5.SoQ
596 rough heavy. S565d5.Ij. light 5.65d
5S2ig; pigs S5.l0I5.6o; bulk of sales, Sj.I5
05.So
Sh"ep-RcCeipts 2OND steady. Sheep,
So 5Op5.TO; yearlings, s. SDd6,5N lambs, $50
al 50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Omaha.

OMAHA, Feb 3,-CaJue-Receipts 1909:
market unchanged Native steers. $3.50
$50. cows aud hclfcrs S3.55d4m; Gamers,
81 15d2 %. siockers aud feeders. s. 2Jdi 80
calves, $3oT0G.50; bulls and staGS. s2.5oa
3.75
Hogs-RccciptS 500: market sale, high
cr Heavy. &5.62iy06 60; mixed. S569t51 n
5.t5: light S5.IJd56j. pigs, $3.50 5.35; bulk
OF sales. g pZa6.57M.
Shccp-ReCelpts 100; market steady.
YCarlines. t5.GaI6oo. wetners. 81 700 60.
owes 81 50051O; lambs. s6.75H7.Op.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Merchandise and Specie.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-TotaI imports OF
merchandise and dry goods at the port
OF New York for tho week ending today
were valued At Sl6.Isj9 go
Total imports OF specie were Si2l3, sill
yer, and SZ,g9l gold
Total exports Of specie were 81 SD. 2G9
sliNer and SlIS15 gold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
New York Sugar Market

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Sugur-Raw.
quiet: fair refining. > l6-lG13c; centrifugal.
!si-teSt 3 1-l6M3lzc, molasSes sugar ll-l6
a2a4c: refined, steady. No, ii. Si2O: No I
si15; No. S, 81 10, No 9. $4U5. No. 10. Si01:
No H. g %; No. -. S3.gO. No. I3. S3.S5. No
H. &2S5; confcCtioncrs' a." S6j: mould
"A % sos, cut loaf $54O; crushed ST. ~;
powdered $3.50; granulatcd, $40; cubes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04

operations now taken by the trust COM
panes.
Money conditions have been easy and
tho outward movement of gold which was
expected with the hrmuess of foreign gx
change has not vet occurred.
Bonds held steady through the reaction
I'm stocks but the demand FOR them has
been moderate
United States IS declined - per cent on
call on the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Feb. J.-Today's state
mcnt OF tie Treasury balances In the gen
crul fund, exclusive OF the $50 pO, 900
gold reserve. shows: Available cush bal
ance. I45,%5,l27 gold coin and bullion
81, 81. 40, gold certificates, $50. 20 go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
RANGE or THE LEApING rrTuREs.
CASH QUOTATIONs.

cash quotations were as follows. Flour.
steady. winter patents. 81. .S0T4 %; straights.
3 S0o s.. spring patents ~. 7jn3 90: straights.
e GOff3 70. bakers 50 20d1o0: No. spring
whcnt STS5c No. 3 79aS4c. No. rcd. Sjasp
S6isc; no. corn. i2a42',c. No. yellow. izhc;
No. oats, 5pI5c. No. - white. lOG30i7cs No.
white 3pa3l4c: No. rye sc; good feeding
barley. 89si3snc. fair Ia choice mailing. $50
5GS, No. I fax seed Sl.l0; No. ! Northwestern.
81 l8. prime timothy seed. 81 so pork per
barrel Sli 35a l4i0; lard. per 100 pounds, 81 e2is
d7.65, fhort ribs siocs nooscl N.sia5.7b short
,Icar Sides ,hoNedD. s. SngS So. whisky. basis
" high wines, Ia. clover. contract grade.
@ "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Silver and DRIFTS

NEW YORK Feb. Bar silver. e6Iyc
Mexican dollars 5OLc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3-Silver hars
G5lsc.
Drafts sight. 100; telegraph. l2,ec.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Coast Grain.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 3.-Wheat-
quiet but steady; May, H.35 asked, De
comber. 81 - bid
Barley-Qulet but steady; May, 81 2Hz
bid, December S5A.c asked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-The metal mar
kets were quiet with prices unchanged
in the absence of English cables. Tin
was quoted at $26.T0Q5T. On; lake and cleo
trolytic copper. nominal SIS 0U31S5O. cast
lUg SIS 0o Lead was quiet at &.60]%T5. 50.
and speltcr at $5.10d6.3, Iron was steady
and unchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
st. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH Feb 3.-Caltle-Rec"Ipts.
1900. steady. Natives 50 75m5 so: cows
and hclfcrs 81 75diSO; stoCkeTs and feed
crg s. I5'd4. l5.
HOgs-Receipts 500. 6a7,.c higher.
Light. S5.5Od5 60 medium and heavy. $3.50
GI5.72I3: bulk S5.Gpn5.G7i2,
Shecp-Recc none.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Statcment of the
clco ring house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold Sill l21 $50 over the
legal requirements. This is a decrease OF
S702. 225 over last week The statement
follows.
Loans 81 .o07 3'z5, zoo. increase, slB S6l 500.
Deposits. 81. .06l i03 100: Increase sli 80.
800
Circulation. 81. 1880: decrease. 3ZsS 800
Legal tenders $50 CSC. 800: decrease. s5l5,-
300
Specie. slg2 492. LOO: decrease. S5l4.3p
Reserve. s2I6. AS. 400: decrease, s1,l2s, go
Reserve required. S265 ,35o.515, Increase
S3,5I2. .635
Surplus $l1 l276G decrease. s. 102 2Ib
EX. United States deposits, sl3,2663 $40
decrease. 81 $50. $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
SPLENDID RECORD
Western Loans Excellent Showing.

Stockholders and the public generally
Will be Interested In asccrtaining the
exact condition OF the Western Loan X
Savings company OF this city, F. n. Ray.
assistant State examiner for Montana
has. after thorough examination OF the
companys books, pronounced II to be In
most excellent condition. His report
given to p. w. Madsen, president OF tho
institution is az follows:
To Whom II May Concern
Helena. Mont. Jan. u, ls0S.-ln Decem-
ber 1895. careful examination OF the
Western Loan & Savings company OF Salt
Lake City, Utah. was made by myself
and assistant, In which We ascertained by
actual inspection. the assets, liabilities
and management. The company was found
solvent. I'm excellent financial condition.
and the business IL we'll managed for the
best Interests OF Its stockholders.
(SignedD F II. RAY.
Asst. State Examiner OF Montana.
AS further evidence OF the heaithful
condition OF the company the following
comparison Of the business ending De-
cember 81. ls8 and 1908. will prove inter
cStlug reading.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
ST Louis Wool Market.

ST LOUIS. Feb 3.-Wool steady.
Medium grades Combng and clothing
26a3Oc light nne. 22q26c, heavy hne.. ls1
2lC; tub washed. 5JuilizC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

on the produce EXCHANGE today tho butter
market was steady. crcameries. lNdEEc, dalP
lSq23t.c, eggs hrm. ar mark. cases Included
lSdlSEc. lrsu-, prime lie; extras, lsc; cheese
z.rndy. llF, ,IlHC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Dried Fruit Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-Thc market ror.
cvaporat"d apples is quiet demand show
ing very little Improvement Stocks are
well held, however and prices are irm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The FnsncIer

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Dhe Financier
says
The official statement Of the New
York Associated Banks showed, as the
most nota BILE feature, marked dScrep-
ancy between the cash loss ss reported
by the banks and that which was est-
mated upon the basis of the traceable
The most reasonable explanation OF this
previous week did not fully reflect the
movement OF each the estimates showing
a gain OF FIVE and half millions while
the statement OF thut week Indicated an
Increase OF three and half millions.
This difference of two millions, admit
ting that the uureported balance OF cash
gain In the previous week was brought
over into last week. would not, however,
fully account FOR the discrepancy be-
tween the official and the estimated
change last week such difference being
about five millions The cash loss re-
ported by the bank statement was SLl2s-
coo
The general deposits Increased $li
800 500 so that the required reserve was
augmented by 2.6I2626. The sum OF the
TWO items. OF cash lose and Increased re-
serve requirements. is 81 7O22 225, represent
AS Computed upon the basis of deposits
less those OF IS SIS 0Oo public funds the
surplus IL Sl2 PCS S75 The loans were eX-
panded by Sl625l. so. though there was
most likely heavy reductions in this Item
during the week the result OF the
liquidation I'm the stock market; II may
be noted that deposits exceeded loans by
81. .O3S coo which In the previous week
such excess was s.. .SS9 Srsl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Buttor and
cheese, unchanged
Eggs Arm"r. Western hrsts, lSiac; do
seconds, l1MlSC-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
No s2lO.
No 1910.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The National Bank
of the Republic,
'1,SJ4.1fe IS

Al Salt Lake CITY. In the State OF Utah.
at the close OF business. January %. 1906:
RE.SOI RCES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Commercial National BanE
of Salt Lake CITY.

Al Salt Lake CITY In the state of Utah.
at tho close Of business. January 18th.
1sih
RESO(' RCES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
S7S,sat 4
Liza bilities.
NO 2U5o
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The DeSeret National Bank.

AT Salt Lake City. in the State OF Utah,
st the close or business. January %. 196:
RESOURCES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-04
NE tai MARKETS SHOW
LITTLE ACTIVITY
Copper and Lead Quiet. With
Prices Nominal: Iron Is
Steady.

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