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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-17
Where Farmers are United.

Dispatches state that the Ken
tucky organization Of growers of
daG tobacco have contracted to
dispose Of their entire crop of
1906 at satisfactory price to a
single purchaser, the Italian Gov.
ernment.
This organization of farmers
has made one of the most inter.
estlng fights against what they
believe to be the oppression Of
a trust that has been seen in the
United States. The banding Of
the farmers is close and enthusi-
astic. 1t is social as we'll as an
industrial organization and only
a few days ago is great annual
gathering was held, one of the
features of which was parade
of 5000 or more men on horse
back, recalling the ''red shirt
riders" of 1876 in South Carolina.
The area in which the dark
tobacco is cultivated is not large
as compared with that Of the
Cotton Belt, but it is consider.
able. 1t is large enough to prove
that breadth of territory does not
prevent producers Of agricultural
commodies from getting together
In an effective way, so that their
voices shall be heard and their
influence be felt in the markets.
The success of the tobacco growers
Is due to the fact that they are
pervaded with spirit of faith
In themselves, they depend upon
each others Loyalty to the com
mon cause and every member of
the society is In earnest.
Once such a spirit unItes the
cotton farmers they will move
with the promptness of an army
in response to their leaders at the
MARKETING Seasonal season
which, for cotton, should last
twelve months In the year. When
the officers of the Southern Cot
ton Association advise that re-
ceipts of cotton are too great and
that market is in danger of being
demoralized, every farmer should
keep his cotton In the ware house
until the danger is passed and
futher orders are issued. When
this condition is reached the
menace of market which yields
a price for cotton below the cost
of production will disappear not
to return.-News and Nourier.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-17
Open=Furrow Oats.
With this System, Better
Preparation, and More
Fertilizer, Mr.. Blue In
creases Yield from Is to 40
Bushels Per Acre.
Progressive Farmer.

As l have several inquiries as
to my success with the Appler
oat and method of sowing, l will
give brief bit of my experience.
| SOW my oats on the open furrow
plan which | have found, by all
means, the best way.
1t pays we'll to prepare the
land well before sowing by break.
ing deep and thoroughly harrow
Ing. | took special notice of
this on my own farm last year.
l sowed four acres then on corn
land, only running over it twice
with a disc cultivator before SOW
ing. These four acres yielded not
more than twenty bushels per
acre. The remainder of my land
to be sown in oats, / broke deep
and thoroughly cultivated, using
a disc cultivator instead of har.
rowing with harrow.
The piece of land that was
prepared yielded about forty
bushels per acre-or nearly
twice as much as the poorly pre-
pared land.
The oats on the better prepared
piece started off earlier and
stood the freezes better than the
other piece.
BY sowing oats on the open
furrow plan he land is left in a
prime condl ,on to give the oats
a good working in the spring.
This may be done by running
crosswise the rows with a weeder
or harrow. 1t serves as good
working and leaves the land in
good condition for reaping.
Last year used 200 pounds, S
per cent acid, 2 per cent potash,
fertilizer per acre at sowing time,
and seventy five pounds nitrate
soda at spring harrc wing.
This year my plan is to thor
oughly prepare my land, use
more fertilizer and make fifty or
seventy-five bushels per acre on
land that formerly produced not
more than twelve or Is bushels
corn.
n. g. Blue.
Moore Co., y. @.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-17
Money to Loan.

nave made arrangements with parties
IN New York City by which can negotiate
loans Tor five years on improved cotton
farms. in sums of 5000 % and upwards nj
the rate of per cent on amounts of : SlrOO
ana over, and per cent OIL sums less thar,
SIOOO. No brokerage or commission char.
gcd Only reasonable fee for abstract of
'iue' X T.. WYLIE,
Attorney
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-17
DR. K. q. ELLIOTT,
Lancaster, S. c..

residence phone, No. 1877. Office.
naVls Building, cor. Main and DunIap
streets; phone No. az.
WI. practice in both town and conn
~; All Calls, day or night, will re.
ceiVe prompt attention.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

@rbe bamals mod bsfab, tpurbe 70
bel Wafer berbunitet, bab elm bi&ter
Wpltenf9leier bic grbe bebedte. OBJ
pobl bic Sonnenpdrme nt9t bur9
biefe 4tmofpbGre binbur6brona,
berrf4te iiberau elm milbes, feu&tes
&lima. begleitet bon elmer iippiaen
Wegetatton = 9r%onlanD, yforpame<
rita unb Stbtrien bepeifen bas. 8et
benz 9roBen WaRereebalt Der 2uft
mar Der 4tmoipbGrenbrud bel arDber
als iebt. Die Sruse, ob BITE Men>
f3en biefen boben Druid ertrasen
fonnten, mub beiu6t perben, benin
bur9 @erfu9e tpurbe na6gepieien,
bdB ii9 Der Menf9 gang gut an eiren
Druid bon bret Bis bier 4tmoipbGren
sep0bnen lam.
Der WGrmeperlui, ben bic grbe
unb thre ItmoipbGre infplse Der Mus=
ftabluns In ben Weltenraum erIitten
unb Der BON Der Sonne ni6t ausee=
gli4en tDerben tDnnts, fiibrte cine alz
mGbli3e Observation-Disclosures Der
Gtmpipbdre berbei. Snfolsebefen
berbidtete iiG Der in Der 2uft entz
bultene Waferbampf msbr unb mebr.
Mls enbli9 bic @erbidtune ibre
unterfte 9ren5e iiberf4ritten bate,
serrib plOBli4 Der Wolteni9lsier, unb
bic Wafermafen itiiraten als unsez
beuerer plabregen our @rbe bernieber
= Die Sintflutb mar bereinsebro9en.
Niinmt man an, es babe Dor Der
Sintflutb Der oben erpG6nte Druid
bon BRET Bis bier 4~tmoipbGren sez
berri9t, 10 entfpridt bus elmer Nie=
beri9lagsmenge bon 20 Bis 30 Meter
6Obe. Ra9 Der GrtlGrung bon Or.
&iem beSei9net Die Stntflutb, bic por
unsefd6r $4,000 Sabren e%intrat, ben
3eitpuntt bes We9fels Spiiden Der
6erri9dft Der @rbpGrme unb Der
9erf6aft Der Sonnentpdrme. 8ebeu>
tungsbon 1T es, bab bic Sintflutbz
ersdhlunsen bon Resenbosen gu be-
ri4ten ptfen, Die na9 Der Sintflutb
ii9tbar tparen. Den Menf9en iener
3ett mar Der Resenbpgen eben etpas
Reues. 8or Der Sintflut6 tannten
tie i'm nt9t, benin bic Grf9einuns bes
Resenbosens tonnte erit beoba9tet
tperbsn, als bic Spnre bur9 feinen
unbur9brineli6enW plfenf9leier mebr
be%rbinbert tpurbe, ibre 2i9tflutb iiber
bic grbe gu ergieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
Cine r.eite Sinthttttbeorte.

Cine Der intereFanteften piHens
f9aftliden @trsitfrassn lift bas pro<
blem, ob bic Sintflutb elm lotdles,
ouf bas Gupbrats unb Sigrisgebiet
bsi6rGnttes greisnib NOR. Ober Of lie
fi6 iiber ben ganaen grbbau erftredte.
Die Sbeorie, bic Sintflutb babe bic
eanse Oberfld9s unisres pluneten be-
t%roffen, ftiibt i9 gum srOben She'll
auf bic algemeine 8erbrettuna Der
Sintflutbmptben. Ri9t muir Die
6ebrGsr, 4Fprsr unb 8abplonier be-
fiben bic SintHutbfrase. audi in Der
alien inbif6en unb 4ineff9en Cite
ratur lit BON i6r bic Rebe. Soppbl
nprbs als iiibameritanii9e Snbianer>
fagen er5dblen bon elmer grpben
Tlut6. Die Snbianer am Srinpfo
gum 8eifpiel beridteten @leranber p
Sumbolbt, bab ibre @bnen in erausr
@orseit nit ibren &anoes gu ben
b06iten Berssipfeln gelansen tonnten.
grit por stpei Sabren purbe bur9
9auptmann Merfer betannt, bab
AUDI unter ben Wafai in Sftafrifa
bic &unbe bon elmer srobsn 5lutb
Derbreitet lit.
Die Nnii4t, bab bic Sintflutb ben
sanaen Grbban in Witleibenf6aft
aug, ipirb AUDI bon benz beutiden Sc
febrten Or. Sob. @iem perfo9ten, Der
aftrOnOm am fsl. Redeninititut in
Berlin lift. BON srebem SntereFe
finb bic Sdlubfolserunsen, gu benen
Or. Riem selanst, tpenrl er bon afro
nomiiden 8eobadtungen an Der
0enus 'aussebt. Wie bic SPECTRAL,
analpfe lebrt, pirb bic 8enus bon
elmer Ntmofpbdre umbiint, bic dubert
ifart nit @aferbampf sefGttiat III.
@or pielen Sahrtaufeuben befanb fid
unfere Grbe in bemfelben 3uaanbe,
pie s~esenpdrtis bic 8enus. SnfpIgs
Der aroben giaenuGrms. tpet9e bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06
8uffif@e S@napSf&ttftn.

Wie fiir9teHi9 Der 4lfp6plismus
in Hublanb mod tpiit6et, benefit bic
Iebte amtlide Qu~ffteGuns iiber bic
Solsen Der Sruntfu9t in peterss
burg. Gs iet porpes bemerft, bab
Petersburg nit ieinsr internationa'
len 8spGlteruns unb ieinen Derhdlts
ntbmGbig eeorbneten 3uitdnben in
bieier 8~eaiebung t~einespess ben
idlimmfte ten 9rab errei9t; in ben
reinruFif9en StGbten nit srDberer
@rmutb fiebt es mod Bel peitem
trauriser aus. Sn petersburg fterz
ben aljdbrli9 plDbli9 an Srunfz
iu4t unsefdbr 200 psrfonen, etipa
25 Bis 38 prOSsnt alsr pl0bIid
0erf6eibenben. Bon 9roniffsn unb
periobI9en Srintern fommen auz
berbem mod 300 Sobesfdlle binsu.
iene SGae, Die meift our Rubrit
rSGuferpabniinn" eebDsen. Sang
Defenders srOb 1T bic 3ahl Der iinns
los 8etruntenen, bic bon Der poltSei
auf Der Strabe aufseleien unb CUR
Grnii9terune auf bic Ypliseitpa6e
gei9afft tperben; lie betrdgt gesen
$1,000 perfonen idbrli9! Sm Sabre
1901 purben na9 umtlider Seitftelz
lung $4,000, i'm Sabre 1902 52,490
uno i'm Sabre 1903 55,239 PeriOnen
in b0Gig truntenem 3uftanbe bon
Der Offenen Strabe our pDliaei sez
bra4t. CUR ueberfiibruns fann bic
Poli5ei jebe Srof9fe fpitenlOs benu<
BEN, baber reiben ale 0rDi9tentut>
i9er aus, tpenn fe einen 8etrunfez
men auf bic Grbe fallen ieben. Sn
sin5elnen GtGbten Rublonbs sibt es
Wagen, bic ftdnbig bur9 bic Stras
BEN fabren, um bieie bon ben Be-
truntenen gu fdubern.
Sn petersburg fam i'm Sabre
1901 Elm bon Der Ppli5ei ange6alte<
ner 9etruntensr auf % ginpobner.
in Berlin in bemielben Sabre elmer
auf 315 GintpDbner. Wdbrenb bes
srOben Irbsiterausfonbss I'm ber<
gansenen Sabre iparen bic ftaatliden
S4napsbuben in petersburg trob
bes f9redltden Gleubs bon frib Bis
fpGt nod mebr als in rubisen Soften
BON bi4ten Mafen belasert. Wenn
pGbrenb Der Rspolution bic Mpnos
pplbuben DOM pDbel geftiirmt tpurz
BEN, 70 sefhab bies ni9t, pie tbeil=
peiie fdlf4li4 angenommen nurbs.
UNI lie gu befeitisen, fonbern aus
Wutb gesen bas 8ranntpeinmpnoz
pol, bas benz @olte ben Ginfauf bes
S4napfes erf9pert. Don einaeInen
grOberen 9orfsemeinben I'm Snnern
unb in lebter 3eit namentli9 aus
ben bulttfden Yropinaen, 1T bic Re>
sieruns brinsenb erfudt tporben, Die
MonopoIbuben bauernb gu i9lisben.
neil fe bic urfa4e ber blinben
Morbs unb @erpiiitungsnriade fet
en-. Die 8ebDrben baben fd aber
baar rur in 4usnabmefdllen unb
amf GENTLE 3eit entf4IpHen, penn
fe einer unmtttelbaren Iufftanb Be-
fiirdteten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-06

Grags GrduIein: rWtr 1T
bas Singen perboten tporben." 9err:
~@om @rate ober bon Shren Nad>
born2"
= Beim mort g%tnpmmen
sic (por Der 4uslase zines Sutpes
liers): .44. 2arl ih BIN hppnotis
Frt!" gr: sos ga. bann fuggerirs
i9 Dir tpeiterangeben!~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Boston Wool,

BOSTON. Aug. 2S-The wool market is
firm, with fair trading, Large purchases
are looked for Immediately by the trade
with an accompanying revival OF interest
in the market. The movement in Terri
tories. including both combing and cloth
ing. and a fair aggregate is resulting
from individual sales running from $4,000
10 100000 pounds. Pulled woods are in
fair demand. supers continue TO move
al 62G64c, while BIS sell at 52155c, For
egn grades are steady Quotations fol-
low.
California, secured basis, northern
good, 6s4T0c middle county, 66Q6Sc;
southern. 66@6Sc; fall free. 66@57c.
Oregon, secured basis. eastern No. /
staple, 72d74c; eastern clothing No. l.,
6T@6Sc; valley No. /. 60@62c.
Territory staple. secured basis. hne,
7S675c; fine medium, 6S@7Oc: medium. e5
@66c.
Territory, ordinary. secured basis, fine.
T0971c; fine medium, 6S0TOc; medium
65@6sc; Colorado and New Mexico spring.
secured 6S@70c, No. i, 64Q66c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
GOOD WEATHER MAKES
DAY GOOD FOR BEARS
Filling by Shorts Gives Market
Firmer Tone at the
Close.

CHICAGO. Aug 2s.-Clear weather In
the Northwest had a depressing effect on
the local wheat market today. but fair
demand by shorts caused firm tone at
the close, final quotations on the De-
cember delivery being UP &c. Corn was
Bc higher; oats were practically un-
changed and provisions were 21ac to
12mQ Q15o lower,
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bear
ish for the greater part of the day.
and the volume OF trading was small.
Lower cables and an absence OF rain in
the spring wheat country were the chief
Influences for lower prices. The feature
OF the market was the persistent llqui-
dalton OF the September option by local
holders. Country acceptances were light,
but cash houses reported that the move
ment will In all probability soon show
an Increase. This encouraged additional
sales. During the last fifteen minutes
of trading the market became more ami
mated, there being a good demand by
shorts.
An increase of 80 per cent In primary
receipts for today, as compared with the
same day last year, was one reason for
the improved demand.
The tone at the close was firm. prices
being at the highest point of the day.
December opened shade to ]sc lower.
at 74c TO 7i474Mc. sold of TO 1880, and
then advanced to 74hc, a gain OF Bc.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
BREAK IN TIN IN
THE LONDON MARKET
Copper Is Also Lower Across
the Water; No Change in
Local Quotations.
SILVER.

NEW YORK. Aug, 2S-There was q
sharp break in the London tin market.
which closed at s1S3 6s for spot and
G1S4 for futures, or about G1 below yes
terday, The local market was quiet,
with buyers holding Off for concessions
and bidding $4,000, while supplies wero
held as high as s41.00,
Copper declined 2s Sd to GS4 los for
spot and futures In the London market.
No change was reported locally, the mar
ket being firm at s1S75 for lake, $3.50
for electrolytic and SlS.25 for casting.
Lead and spelter were unchanged In both
markets.
Iron was lower In the English market.
with Standard foundry quoted at 53s Cd
and Cleveland warrants at 5is. Locally
the market was frm al practically recent
prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-Flour-Receipts
&c. 900; exports. $3.50; steady but slow.
Wheat-Receipts $4,000; exports. s3.-
900; spot, nrm; No. 2 red. 79h, elevator:
No. red, 1850 I, o. b. afoat; No,
Northern. Duluth. s619c I. o. b. ahoat,
No. 2 hard Manitoba, s01ac I. o. b. ahoat.
Trade was unusually quiet all day and
partly explained the early depression
other influences being good weather, easy
cables and September liquidations, and
big increase in the worlds stocks, Later
prices rallied on covering and closed
partly &c net higher. May closed s4Ac,
September 79nc, December Sl%c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Available Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, Aug, 2s.-Special cable
and telegraphic communications received
by Dradstreets show the following
changes in available supplies as COM
pared with previous account;
Wheat-United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies, decreased 2o5.0O0 90
bushels Afoat for and in Europe, in
creased 100000. Total supply increased
1855, 900.
Corn-United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies, decreased $4,000 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies, increased 1929 900.
The leading increases reported this
week are 375, 900 bushels at the Chicago
private elevators; 27l 900 bushels at
Omaha, 1900 at Lincoln. Neb., and vi
cinity; $4,000 at the Minneapolis private
elevators.
The leading decreases are $4,000 hush
els In Manitoba, 1l5,000 at Fort Worth
(sLast weeks total corrected TO 49,
81 Q 600 buShelS.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
mako Hay While the Sun Shines -

There is lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but a day
and he prepares for the showers which
are so liable to follow, So it should
be with every household. Dysentery,
diorrhoea and cholera morbus may at
tack some member OF the homo with
out warning. Chamberlain Is Collie,
Cholera and Diorrhoea Remedy, which
is the best known medicine for these
diseases, should always be kept at
hand, as immediate treatment is nee
essary, and delay may prove fatal.
For sale by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Close Prime
mercantile paper. 6 per cent. Sterling
exchange weak at S4Si10Q4 Q4.s4.15 for de-
mand and al $4.Sll0Q4.81.15 for 60-day
bills, posted rates, S4.S2@4.S2h and $4.S4
@4s51k; commercial bills, $i.s0fs, Mex
lean dollars, 5lAc. Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds easy,
Money on call firm, 3%@6 per cent;
ruling rate, an closing bid, 3h; offered.
per cent
Time loans strong and dull; go days.
sIh per cent; 80 days. 6661a per cent;
six months, 607 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market steady 10 lOc
lower: native steers. S4,00@6.50, native
COWS and heifers. $1,000 500; stockers
and feeders. $2.5O1A5O, bulls, $2.0o@315;
calves, S3.0O66.75; Western steers,
So. .4066.O0; Western COWS, S2.OOG4.OO.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market strong
IN shade lower: bulk OF sales, s6.10@6. 30;
heavy. S6.0Od615; packers, S5.6596.30'
pigs and lights, S6.OO@6.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 6OO0, market strong;
muttons. s4.50@5.5O; lambs. s6.Oo07.75;
range wethers, $4.5O@5,75; ewes, A,258
$50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Wholesale Quotations,
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts
10000, market steady; beeves, s3.90@6.6o;
COWS and heifers, s1.2565 $50; stockers
and feeders, S2.4064.30;. Texans, s3.50@
4.50, Westerns. S350@525; calves, $5.259
$50.
mixed and butchers, S6.O0@655; good
heavy, S6.l096.45; rough heavy. s5.504
$50. light. s6.O5a6.57h; pigs. s5.4O@6.30;
bulk OF sales, $6.00@6.i0.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market steady;
sheep, s3.70@ 80; lambs, S4.65@7.S5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT
JUNE IT, 1905.
.'GS5I.Is|
SG[J!g9a|

Omaha, 81. Louis, Kansas City ,
.No. In' 1l@From g Maryaviil., ST.
foot Pocatello, ogdon and in.
no terPods,S E.nu p0iooss oss,, ,a. po,;,.na 7lo aH
Butte. san Francisco ....,.e. $40 Am.
mediate points .,....... $3.50 am
No 10y. Maiad, PsrE sd'n City H1tao and in. in
No. 1swFrom cthI Chicago. Omaha.
Ogden and other points 4:2o pm.
no. 2-From Ogden. Chicago, ST.
Louis. Kansas City. Omaha.
Denver and San Francisco -. b:16 pm.
Nc, 1o-From ogdon, Cache Val
Francisco 'e' ..'.'4''. 4"1 AA' ga. ~ 7:s5 Pm
DEPART.
No. B-For Ogden. Omaha. Chi.
sssgo, Denver. Kansas C!ty and
NO: For Ogden Portland.
Butte, San Francisco and In
No. i@Fef 6sdan, Omaha. ghi- -'''
ss't ST. LOUIS ssd saS KAf1aa CITY 1880 Pm
No. i1--For Ogden, Cachs valley.
MaIad, PARK City and inter
mediate points ......se%,s..- 4:o6 Pm.
Ne. 17-For Ogden. Omaha. Chi
cago and other points ...,... b;6S Pm.
No. 3EFor Ogden, Denver Kan:
sss City, Omaha, 81. Louis ard
Chicago ~ ..,........ e:o5 Pm.
EMO 13-For Ogden. Pooatello.
Blhckfoot, Idaho Falls. st. An
thony, Marysville and inter
mediate points ......,....s. $500 Pm
No. g-For Ogden, Ely, New,
Butte, Helena. Portland, San
Francisco aad intermediate
points ........ -. ......I1;45 pm.
D. z. BURLEY, @. P. A
D. s. SPENCER. A. @. p. A
City Ticket ONCE. 2o1 Main street
Telephone $50.
No,e.-The train numbers shown above ara
Oregon Short Limo train numbers and do nos
| apply to the Southern Pacific west of Ogden
| or the Union Pacific east thereof
Yellowstone PARK TRAINS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
Omaha

OMAHA. Aug S.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500: market for best steady; others low;
native steers, $425@6.25; COWS and
heifers, S3oO@4s5; Western steers.
S325d5.25; Gamers. s15OG $50; stockers
and feeders. S2.75@449; calves, $1,000
$50; bulls and stays, Sl25G375.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000. market steady
TO Sc lower; heavy, S565Q590: mixed.
s5.75d5.S5; light, $5.90d6.l0; pigs. $1,000
5.s5; bulk of sales. $575959o.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market steady;
lambs. easier. yearlings s6.5O@6OO; /;
wethers, s4.S595.5O; ewes, S4.25@625;
lambs 25m7.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-29
.rket Resumes Trade in
rderIy and Rational
Manner.
'kRGELY DUE TO
|gE MONEY SITUATION
Is Heavy Throughout
=. Low Record Prices
|eing Recorded.

oaK. !, Aug. 2s.-For the first
;be Pacific dividend became
SnblIc knowledge, the stock
- hegan business In an or
1ticnal manner. Instead OF
1nenings" ard new high rec
riIIar In the past fortnight,
--sd IN moderate volume, but
. deyeloped q reactionary ten
n opening change of sentiment
"A 10 a variety of causes, chief
a heIng the money situation,
ront at the absence OF gold
'oe and the increasing distrust
,ure of the many reported
materlalize.
onstary conditions showed no
III Indeed, II anything, were
hanks thus far showing a loss
n 4 treasury of over $4,000. 900.
opened at 5 per cent, while
held at practically Z per cent
rlods, with the supply dlmin-
for gold imports. expert opin-
things are tending toward
.ion. Another batch of Aus
! ID was engaged during the day.
"a that efforts are being made
Secretary Shaw to renew his
lon'' order OF last spring, but
who was In town today. has
lren no intimation OF his at
he matter
Weakened further, TO $iS4 10
:, Il day. The market bore strong
pressure In many quarters,
early weak issues being L. S.
md Reading. On the other
idian Pacific was pronouncedly
|rnnclng over four points in
bur. During the greater part
Aod the market sagged. but to-
trnding continued under the
Of Atchison. ST. Paul and
It1 Copper. Atchison advanced
hlgh record aud board room
u that not only would the
Increased to per cent. but
also talk OF new stock at par.
Ekef remained heavy TO the
ideally all the active issues
oFest prices of the day in the
In fact. there seems abso-
IMPORT in any quarter, the big
ta7ing apparently decided to
Ircment run its course.
icIpal net losses were: Penn
points, Reading, rs; Union
Southern Pacific. lts: st.
Z louisville & Nashville, 2st;
.Paclfc. @; Colorado Fuel, 2ss /.
cd Copper and Anaconda, 4.
Anticipation in this market
lure. Americans, the Harri-
\ Qled, closed strong.
FoEe easy. Total sales. par
'Q.000.
Us we're all unchanged on call.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 2S.-September
wheat, 7l% @71%c; December. 1SB B@13hc;
Northern, 76hc; No. Northern, 74Ac;
No, 3 Northern. 72@7Sc.
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EXCURSION TO WYOMING

Via D. & R. G.. r. R., Sept. and 8.
Fare $4,000 for the round trip to Fran
ME, Lowell and Cowley. Tickets good
returning within thirty days. a mag
nificent trip over the Scenic Route
through the Royal Gorge, Grand can
top observation cars free through the
CANYONS.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Today's state
ment OF the Treasury balances in the gen
eral fund shows: Available cash balance,
$lS9, ,446.6 .667; gold coin and bullion. Slll'-
21o a6T gold certificates, Si6, 1856, ,2S0.