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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
FAMILY SADLY STRICKEN
BY A DREAD DISEASE
Three Children of John H. BY
theway Die of Diph-
iberia.

Three little ones have been carried
away by diphtheria within week in
the family of John II. Bythewny, who
resides at 25o Fern street.
On the 23rd of August the first child,
aged years, died of the dread dis
ease; two days later little three
year-old child was carried away, and
yesterday the third, aged II, joined the
great majority.
The father is now suffering with the
disease, but it is believed that he will
recover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Missing Steamer Safe.

SANDUSKY, o.. Sept. 3.-The nsPhtha
launch Adeline. which was reported as miss
ing late last night. with more than score
OF persons on board reached her docks here
in safety early today. Tho launch went
hard aground on the sand bar near Johnson
island last evening and remained in that
position until found by one OF the numor,
Gus boats sent out in search Of her unti
AAgly this morning.
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Utah Suffrage Council.

There will be meeting of the Utah
State Suffrage council on Thursday.
September 6, 1906, Mt 2:30 p. m, at the
Office of the Woman s Exponent, in the
persons interested are earnestly re-
quested to be present
EMILY S. RICHARDS, President
ELIZABETH COHEN, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Upon receiving the news of the Cans
victory over Nelson Monday night, the
proprietor Of one of the humble feed
ing tanks in the city, whose language
told the portion of the Nation Which
gave him birth, called out to his as
sistant; "Say, Jaspah, hasten to the
butchah an squeeze ontoe them theh
poak chops. fhey's shoah coin toe
be demand foh them commodities this
eyenin'. Poak chops, remembah, Jas
nah -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
TO STUDY eQ||
Prominent Hindoo .
In Salt .

Pupdid. Or. \. Khta
dis. : member oi e
end OF thc Indian Sinr
a visitor in Sal; b'r
extended tour Of Ias &c
purpose OF making IT,
cial aud industrial
Dr.. Krishna sp;in
his conversation ,l's'
student OF ihs sugssa
Reform society unie. =
is sending this JsH
10 this country, us' =.
universities, and ss,'
students to be ., sa..s~
rersi,ies and sellssn ,
being sent TO Ges,i, ~,
The doctor at a, 4
d.nts are imbusd VS. w u,
ism; in Germany ~! 4 ~
,;or along the lrn =
america ..uu the dsaest'ix. \.
and commercials. g.. |"
minds Of the ''aes.1 aes,, 81,
ths doctor, the p;slle, pss,'. b
that. that George %ss, ts. = grass
world World had ever r. stsa,.'j, -,
efforts 10 give ils 70, -
tha, time :h.re :h.Ia - '.,;,p
ing feeling 'ows'1 N. h. 4,
the present me ne.-,I.,;:. Il,
ington has q eifs''~
cosn;es ,ns in Indis. =, ,shc Il
Dr.. Krissn' la,,s vi, 81
the Unitarian eesIs;s es'1s;;,
on the subject -
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PERSONAL

Francis G, Ia Lax
Portland, ! whsisI, ere, 81
Lake. ! nj They WI wlll Ian
will spend lhlf'!
turning g1Is hSnf; e. ff;rsal g
and a brother, S,s Sron
'sf8is 5'Pfsssn 4s1Si1E ! ~
Mrs Tbeo. mso,'s, W.
after a two n0'''
Colo. ,,;oft Font{;
rr,an MrS' will leass, =, -
fripp iIr J two months
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chas. il. D0del =
salt Lake ~
Koasss and a1i''''s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Mrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr an
nounces the opening of her music
studio, September 6, 734 East First
South. Bell, 25Sl-Z; Ind, 2SlS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Your outing lursss
iscences Of the nAas
eating MOUNTS hh
They are equally q
for dinner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Mountain and plain paint is eli
matically correct. Morrison, Merrill &
Co. 2S Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Eaualizing Water Rates.

The Committee on Waterworks of the
City Council will sit as a board Of
equalization on water rates in the Office
of the waterworks department from 9
until clock this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

MOUNTS Pickles are made of the
best stock raised here in Utah, and
also made by a strictly home concern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Get your windows fixed by the glass
men, Morrison, Merrill & Co., % Main
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
BOY llIl1
THE l|l|
Partner in ~
but psli,, 4
THEY OpRRA,,|l !

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prison. : His ns,.9
IS y . years old ,; ~ y
South TcmplIs 'aa
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storekeeper, ~ ~; y
true, has ba.n nua Z
much his own pslsls
matter of ias, v! Y
brother Of tSs ~
get the consent 81 =
him sent to iSs Is q
now instueti1s'c, ~, = a5sitn
with his n,a.sn
take its esn,'s sn,cuns.
who has bear ~
trouble and d. r,sl s.l1
unable to co,,.., "ayh
under the ,s,,oi rss,,eI,,N
institution 'sii',slslY ~ 1ailY
| , Robbed a IN,
- About noon .,
pc PPllo, with a nei,s,
i,horne, whom K.
also a bad bOv'
house on Second
while the older i,
side, Chipplo io,s,,
a screen door IN 3.
and, entering sn i,s.'
a. purse SIG IN ea,,'.
his hurried exit Il Ss'' iDs
observed by a nsl.iS a:S
ported the mats,
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aINe and other places I
pleasure pleasure, and mad. /
efnSon no. and evening 4
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belonged reported iI.
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following them oy.i
and finally, at II s'lA
noon, ran Chippio b
er o store on Soua 4
was taken TO h.,ls
IN the boys Eard
| Vain Hnt ID
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up TO a late hour l.
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ner, young TEorns h
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at his fathers pl,a
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nimble-iooted qs,r
through the back n 4
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pio, made a struzf 81
whom he declared d n
and orderly boy. ns
young Thorne, how're .
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the lad ran away ir:c .
In q dog kennel far o.
later occasion be s;z'
geles aud was put %
TO return TO bis hozl
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| Young Cbipplo Iz'*
man Monday alter
been instigaied BY N.
house. He said iNiI
fectly willing to fnn
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tual commission Of u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing, Main G. 3rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

MOUNTS Kstti'', !. Z,
cold meats, aau ~ sss,s
savory favor III -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
soueeze Onto Pork CHOPS,

Eat your lunch in the palm garder
at the Royal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04
Says Thcus II

Young Chipplo Iz'*
man Monday alter
been instigaied BY II
house. He said thiI
fectly willing to fin
and to share then r
lacked the courage y
tual commission Of u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-04

Daniel Harrington will likely be a
candidate for Congress before the
Smootite convention if the resolution
above cited is made part of the plat
form, He is liberal in his views So
much so that there is little likelihood
of the Smootites taking him UP.
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~ York prIed Fruit NLnrket.

Late mall advices from New York say:
Spot supplies OF coast seeded raisins are
In small compass and with a steady demand
from consumers. Although orders are for small
lets, the market Is drm with an upward
tef encr. Little or no Interest is shown in
tuthre ralsins Of any Kind at the moment
Nurfants are quiet, but there is no pressure
- sell, and the steady feeling among hold
ers is retained Pruncs the spot are quiet
nut the supply is limited and the tone Of
The market Is irm- Prunes FOR October and
November shipment from the coast out Of the new
crop are not being urged for sale by the
packers, who seem 20 fear the strong position
assumed by growers with reference to prices
1of truit as u runs. This Is illustrated in a
letter from packer 10 his Eastern CORE
hPoulents. IN which he says that, while the
crop looks promising, producers not will
ing 20 sell az figures which would pay the
packers a profit on today's quotations These
are 2asc T. o. b.. bag basis FOR Santa Claras
including sos, with occasional seller at
@rsc q O. b., basis FOR sizes including 30s
aud 4Os On the larger Of these two sizes
r. premium OF half cent Is exected. Outside
nrlnes for October shipment are quoted al
~ G2Ae T. @. d.. bag basis as to seller. Of
ferings Of aprc0ts for forward shipment from
tie coast are practically NIL. The spot stock
Is very light. Peaches are still spaTingly
orered from same quarters at Toe for choice
and 1870 for extra choice. T. o. b. coast in
-3-lb boxes, but these prices seem 10 be above
burers views However, according 70 late
o0rlces from the coast, growers are decIin-
lrE 20 sell 10 the packers al 1Oc FOR orchard run.
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables.

Potatoes opened the week with the market
slenderly supplied. the days arrivals OF new
crop goods being barely sufficient for current
needs. and prices ruled very firm in consequence.
The recent dmnution In the receipts Is due In
part TO hot weather and floods in the river dis
tricts, though 1t is a between-crop season. any
how. Receipts of Onions were light, but ample
and the market was rather weak than otherwise.
Vegetables were abundant and generally easy.
though the quotations showed but little change
from Saturdays closing prices. Green Corn was
stiH in excessive supply and there Were large
lines of Summer Squash and Cncumbers from the
river Offering at very low prices.
POTATOES-New crop, In boxes. S161.
per ctl; sacks. $l@1.25 per ell; old crop Oregon
Burbanks G5G90c per ctl.
ONIONS-Yellow. per cti 90cG$1.
NEGETABLES-Green Corn. crates. $l611 %:
sacks, 5oc@$1 Asparagus S1.50@250 per box !;
Green Peas. $l@1.50 per sack; String Beans
lg3c per 10: Wax Beans, 1@21ac per ID; Toma-
toes. 60cdS1 for small and sz.25@2.50 for large
boxes; do Mississippi s1.35@1.50 per crate;
Cucumbers, 50@75c per box for bay and 30Q40c
Ior river; Summer Squash, 40@T5c per box;
Garlic, 3@5c per lb Cabbage, G0c per ctl; Cauii-
flower. 40M50c per Dozen Carrots 65c per sack:
Iurnips. 85c per sack; Green Peppers, 81 500ll rs
per box for Bell and $1@l25 for Chile.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
FIXTURE Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 9-Prior TO the announcement
OF the amount of wheat expected to arrive in
Chicago tomorrow the market firm good
buying by shorts. The demand largely due
10 the comparatively frrn tone of the Liverpool
market. where prices steady notwithstand-
ing Saturdays decline on the local exchange.
When 1t was posted that 1876 cars were expected
here tomorrow prices declined abruptly and SEN
timent besrish for the remainder OF the
day. Weather conditions were ideal both for
the harvesting and market of the fall sown crop
and for the maturing of the grain in the North
west Lower prices for cash wheat at Kansas
City and st. Louis depressed the price OF op-
tions here The market closed weak at about
the lowest point of the day. September opened
shade higher at TS19c, advanced to 7SJse and
then declined to a &c Final quotations on Sep
tember We're at 1I&c, a decline of 4 &c.
The corn market was firm because OF reports
of deterioration of the new crop, because OF lack
of moisture. Late in the day the market eased
Of temporarily selling caused by rain in the
Southwest. Offerings, however, were readily
taken by shorts and commission houses and the
market quickly recovered. The close was firm.
September opened unchanged to sc higher at
1Ac to 52Ac, sold unto 529s @52Ac and closed
Sc up at 52Ac.
Oats firm active demand by shorts
and commission houses. Offerings were light.
Small local receipts and the strength of corn
were the chief bullsh influences. September
up to 345s @35c and closed at 34% G34ate.
Provisions quiet. but firm. Small receipts
OF hogs at the stockyardS and higher prices for
packing produets at Liverpool were the strength
ening factors At the close September pork was
up INC, lard was 219c higher and ribs were
unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Local Securities Open Strong After
the HOLIDAYS.

The Stock and Bond Exchange reopened after
its midsummer vacation yesterday, with business
very fair and prices. with several exceptions.
strong. Spring Valley Water advanced from
$23. .371s to s23. .sT15 Hawaiian Commercial from
$50 80 to $94s7 ". while Paauhau Sugar sold up
TO $3.50. Honokaa to $11.50. Hutchinson to
S1425 Onomea to $33 and Makaweli $50. %.
There were lower quotations for Telephone and
Associated OIL. Fireman's Fund Insurance was
higher ut $50. against $15 asked on June 30.
Alaska Packers was lower, selling down 10 sos.
and Bank of California lower at $780, the stock
being ex-dividend.
There was the usual active business in the
Southern Nevada mining stocks, with higher
prices for Tonopah Extension and irregular varI-
ations In the others. There were no violent fuc-
tuations In the Comstocks.
The following ex-dividend yesterday:
Bank of California 81. First National Bank So
Giant Powder 30 cents,
The following stocks ex-coupon yester-
day: United States loId) As. 81: Alameda Arte-
sian Water IS. $3.50: California street Cable 5s
So 30: Contra Costa Water 5s. 81 30; Contra Cos
ia Water general mortgage 5s, $780, Los An
geles Electric Company IS. 81. so; Los Angeles
Gas and Electric IS. $3.50: Market-street Gable
6s. So; Northern Railways Of California SIS. 81;
Northern Pacific Coast 5s. $50: Oakland Tran
sit Company 6s. So; Oakland Transit 5s 81 so
Oakland Transit Consolidated Js. $3.50;
Oakland Water Company 5s. $3.50: Pacific
Electric Railway 5s. $3.50; Pacific Light and
Power 5s. $3.50; Park and Cliff House 6s So:
Park and Ocean Railroad 6s. So San Francisco
Oakland and San Jose 5s. $2.50; Southern Pacific
of Arizona 6s, So; United Gas and Electric 5s
$3.50.
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SS$c (. o. b.. afoat; No. l Northern Manitoba
9Oc I. o. b. adoat. Sustained early by strength
III corn, the wheat market eventually developed
some weakness and sold at low levels on
the present bear movement Fine weather. heavy
country acceptances stop-loss selling, large re-
ceipts and commission house selling were among
the factors. Final prices &c to 1hc de
cline. Sales included No. red May S8A a
Ss!sc, closed IS 5-1oc; July. s4as @s5hc, closed
s4Ssc; September. S31s aS51sc. closed S4hc; De-
eember, s61s Qs7Ac. closed s6hc.
HOPS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures closed
points. Sales for the day were reported of
10, 200 bags, including July at 620@6. 25c; Sep
steady; No. Z Rio. 7%c. Mild. steady
SUGAR-Raw, firm. Fair refining, SIC; CEN
trifugal. 96 test. 3Ac; molasses sugar, &c.
BUTTER-Qniet. Street prices, extra cream
cry 2l@211ac; official prices creamery COM
mon to extra. 16h @2lc: renovated common to
nrsts, 13Q17c; Western imitation creamery ex-
ira; Ishe; hTsts, 1ek@l7he.
large fancy lie; fair to good, 1Oh@10s4c;
fancy creamery lie; fair to good, 10@1015c;
EGGs~Firm; Western nrsts, 16K@17c; do
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinued steady on spot, with offerings very light;
prime, llQ11Ac; choice, 15@llAc; Fancy,
PRUNEs-Are rather easy for future ship
ment, but remain unchanged on spot, with
quotations ranging from 7lsc TO sac. the out
side - PTicee being nominal ca,oo 10. extro
choice. 131sc; fancy, 14hc.
PEACHES well cleaned up, on spot and
lie; extra choice. 11A@11ke; fancy, nA@
12c; extra fancy, 12Ql2He.
catels 614@7c; seeded raisins, Tl4@7%c; Lon
don layers, LES.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK July 9-Trading extremely
light and mostly professional, with both sides
awaiting some features before committing
themselves any further. The crop news 10 date
is no doubt very favorable throughout the belt
which caused a bearish feeling. There is a
great deal Of talk about the boil weavil and
worms spreading over the southern part of Texas.
but up 10 date the weather has been so warm
that Il has kept these pests in check. 1t LOOKS
like traders market.
In Georgia the crop seems TO be backward and
fields somewhat grassy. There Is moderate de-
mand for old crop cotton. but holders are very
firm IN their ideas. The falling of in the ex-
ports from Great Britain again attracts atten-
tion. but the average for the year Is still ahead
Of last season. The weekly weather report to-
morrow lis expected to be favorable.
Spot cotton closed steady Middiing upands
loS0c; middling gulf, Il.05e. Sales, 1885 bales
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Flour and Farlnaceous Goods.
Hay and Feedstuffs.

Bran rules firm and Is reported scarce on
account of lack OF steamer space from the
Arrivals of Hay were 1856 tons and included
seems to be Increasing. The new crop is selling
in the country at $ll@12 for choice Wheat, San
Francisco basis. There was large sale Of
choice Wheat at HOllister at $40 there on Sat
urday. The local market is about zoe per ton
lower, as will be seen.
The circular of Somers s. Co.. says:
Hay has been coming to market quite freely
during the past week. the total amounting to
1850 tons in comparison with 2S00 tons for
the week preceding. There is absolutely no
hold at the old range and receipts are
hardly sufficient for the demand. We think we
selves for lower prices More track room is
being made available and we know that there
are several large quantities of Hay heading
toy ard market from many points. 1t Is re-
ported that there between fifteen and twenty
schooners ont at various landings on the bay,
so that later in the week there may be some
what Of a congestion of Hsy here. The increase
In water shipments is very marked, being 1920
tons this week, as compared with $50 last
Conditions throughout the country are still
badly unsettled Buyers not agreed on
values and producers do not know whether TO
hold or sell. 1t is hoped that within the near
future a more intelligent conception OF the mar
ket may obtain. so that producers, dealers and
consumers may know better how to figure
The bulk of present arrivals Is of the new
crop. although extreme figures are obtained only
for the old crop Hay. New Alfalfa is begin
ming TO be marketed although, the demand
is light.yet, we cannot report very satisfactory
figures"
BRAN s2o@21.5o per ton
MIDDLINGs- -s2sGso per ton.
FEEpSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. S22@23;
Mixed Nix Feed, $23@24; oilcake Meal 10 5-ton lots,
$37 so; jobbing. s3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. $23 in 10 and $3.50 in 8 ton
lots jobbing. S24: Corn Meal, $2e429; Cracked
Corn $2S.50@29.50; Horse Beans, nominal I;
Broom Corn Feed, eoc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal.
carload lots, $3.50; jobbing. 500 per ton
Mealfalfa. $3.50 In car lots and 500 in smaller
quantities.
HAf-Old crop-Choice Wheat, S16.50@1I 80
per ton; good Wheat, Sl5@I6; other grades
wheat Sl24l4; Wheat and 0at. $l24l8: Tame
Oat, .$05o@l4; Wild Oat. ssal1; Alfalfa. $7n
10; stock. S7Qs per ton
STRAW-30@50e per bale
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits.

Large shipments of fresh fruits were made by
steamer TO Puget Sound ports yesterday for the
first xime since the beginning of the water front
labor trouble. and this revival Of the shipping
trade impaired firm tone to the market
Freshly arrived lots of all small tree fruits suit-
ably packed for shipment were quickly closed out
at stiff prices. small parcels OF some varieties oc-
casionally commanding a premium. Fancy Ap-
pies were very firm, with fine Gravensteins sell
ing for immediate and future delivery at
prices well above the ruling ties for other va
rieties. carload of Cantaloupes came to hand
from the Coachella Valley and sold slowly at ir-
regular rates. the Melons being soft and gener-
ally unattractive. Some good Melons arrived by
express and were quickly disposed OF at satsfac-
tory figures. The Gamers were still buying Ap-
ricots at S40Gl60 per ton for good stock, and
secured of lots at $30Q35
BERRlES-Strawberries S4@I per chest for
I.ongworths and s3.50d5 for the large varieties:
Blackberries $3014 per chest; Raspberries, $46
per chest; Loganberries. $f@5.50 per chest
for red and $2I3 for black.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ID.
CURRANTS-G Goa T5c per drawer.
APPLES-Per box Gravensteins. $1@If.75:
White Astrachan. $i.25; other varieties 50c@S1
PEARS--$10 al 25 per box for Bartlett and
50@T5c for other varieties.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The Egg market showed symptoms of easiness
yesterday as the demand less urgent than
on Saturday all shipping orders havinb ap-
parently been filed. and selected ranch were one
cent per dozen lower. The lower grades were
weak owing TO the competition of Eastern Eggs.
which were offering freely the street. Butter
and Cheese were unchanged. the market for both
articles being firm and active.
Sales the Exchange were as follows: Bnt-
ter--10 half-boxes creamery extras at 20c, 10 do
at 2O1ac and Is boxes frsts at 19xc. Cheese
l25 new California flats at lie. Eggs-20 cs Sc
lected ranch at 21 isc
Receipts were 23.30O lbs Butter. IA, 500 lbs
Cheese and 542 cases Eggs.
The official quotations, as established by sales.
bids and offers on the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change. follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras 20hc per
b, steady do frsts, I91ac steady seconds.
1Sl9c. steady; packing stock, firm, at l6lhc for
No. l and 15c for No. 2.
CHEESE-California new fats lie per lb.
frm; Young America. 121ac. firm, Eastern stor-
age. 10nc. firm; Western new 15c, firm
EGGS-Caifornia fresh selected. 2f1Sc per
dozen, easy; hrsts, Ice. easy; seconds. 1sc easy.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York Stocks about the Cotton lower
Local Securities open firm after the holidays.
Silver fractionally off. Call money 21z@3 per
Wheat futures lower and Barley futures frmer
New Oats offered freely and weak Corn quoted higher.
Hay gradually weakening Bran scarce firm unchanged
High prices for Dried Fruit check buyers
Sharp advance in live Hogs. Other Meats unchanged.
Quotations for Cured Meats undsturbed
China steamer brings Grain Bags
Poultry market cleaned up and nominal
Potatoes in light receipt and firm Onions weak.
Large shipments of Fresh Fruits to Puget Sound.
Eggs lower and weaker Butter and Cheese firm.
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BOY Murdered by rramp.

FRANCIS, I. T.. July 9.-The mutt
lated body OF eight-year-old Harry
Priester of West Tulsa was found In
a ST. Louis and San Francisco wheat
car yesterday. The boy had been alb
Quoted by a-<ramp last Thursday from
his home and is supposed to have been
murdered and his body placed in the
car to hide the crime The body was
literally cut to pieces. There Is no
clew to the murderer.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 9.-There was sharp de-
cline in the London tin market, with spot closing
los below the close of Friday at fl70, while
futures declined fl to 1857 lis Cd. Locally the
break and closed at $S7. .25@S7. 80.
Copper was IS Cd lower in the London market,
with spot quoted at Isl rs Cd and futures at
ESQ rs Cd. Locally the market was duh and
nominal. with lake quoted at $18.50ql9 electro
lytic, $1s-2591s-o24a; casting. $ls@1S12&.
Lead was unchanged at $515Q5.S0 locally, but
declined 2s Sd to ZIG Is Cd in London.
Spelter was unchanged at f26 LIS Cd in London
and ruled dull at $5.921s G5.9715 in the local
market.
Iron was Sd higher in the English market.
with standard foundry quoted at 50s 10d and
Cleveland warrants at 5os AID. Locally the
ern, $1s.25d1S.75; No. do, do, ST.. T.75@ls. .25;
No. do Southern, $17,50@ls; No. 2 do. do, SIT
dl7.50.