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that he felt that he was heiter quail.
flied Ia select sanitary expert
that was ON dill expressed q
contrary opinion
You think you are something Of
aanltarlnn yourself p remarked
Lyons
No. do not replied ON
Yes. YOU do you told me 10
In your own offloel" declared
Lyons
That's ilele declared Glll. ris
ins from his chair
Al this point other members of
tho conference lnterferod and Quio
was restored.
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Good ResserS Go TO
Ed. White, the Tailor

The clothes that Ed white. the
Tailor. makes are the anappy. Hly.
llsh hind that give You that smart
business appearance OF course.
the main reason ts because they are
cut right. and I'd White does that
uena8FHIiY 80
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DRUMS wERs HEAVY.

J Murphy a hopeless cripple
was found aaleop ON the sidewalk
On Jackson 81 Friday morning lie
was hrought To isll aud yesterday
explained 80 judge Gordon that ho
had started out TO look for a room.
but having taken several drinks had
% ait down 90 rest and sober up
and went "a sleep. lie was allowed
Ia SO after being reprlmandcd
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REUNION or VETERANS.

The King County Neteranssnaso
citation Will hold the third annual
reunion. camp fire aud basket pie
mic a. Woodland park next Wernea.
day. August / Those I'm charge say
that this affair will be the largest
ever held by ne organization since
u Was started.
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MILITIA AT SCHOOL
WITH REGULARS

WASHINGTON. n. c, 1ulv Is =
r.r.e comps u Instruction Tor the
,'.<nlsr army and national guard
az nov epen fhsy 1sc az Nc
S.gtra Pa. Chickhmlusa Paris
a. ana Aas,ln. Tex -Four addi
,t,sai eamrs ~ill be established
b.h,re August /. a. follows Amer
.ess LAKE. Wash Fer Rllgy. Kan
NJ, BENJAMIN harrison. \. D
ss8 Fna .. A H. WA
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The GrandeStk aterRide
in America

Two hundred and fits mla ex.
oarslon. through sound and ocean
waters % san Juan islands en- the
grvNho steamer Mhalcom. sun,
daN. lua go Secure tickets early.
crowd limited. see al on page
h
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NOME STEAMER
STRIKES BOTTOM

NOME. Alaska. July 2s-RlyeT
steamer Quiokstep, which loft here
for Kuakokwim. ~ ashore at New.
gon island. Her boiler and hull arc
leaking. The passengers. oanDed
with the natives. are Tightening tbs
cargo. Relief will be s0nt from
here.
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Take Your Family and
Your Lunch

Take your family aud your lunch
on thu steamer Fortuna. leaving
f4oschl park at q 80 each evening
Tables and other accommodations
provided. Twenty five miles around
Mercer island for Is cents -"
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oRAwrEN DAYS.

y J Ryan aud lee Wilson. two
men picked up yesterday very mitch
the verse Hr liquor werp sivoa 80
DAYS Ia iall yesterday In Judse Cor.
dunsa court
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On the Blue Ocean
Waters

Deception Pass and rOckbound
shores Of San Juan Archipelago
\. i. WhatoOm leaves Sunday, a.
m. giving hours in East Sound.
returning 20 Seattle $50 .. m.
Tickets 1850 round ttip. See al.
Page o.
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ROBERTS WILL
INVESTIGATE

A. meeting held yesterday an
eruoon IN the offices Of Dr y u
nogg IN the Bailey building, the
state board OF hoAlth decided 20
secure the services Of Prof Rob
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Excursion Rates TO
MOclips

rAronkh service Can leave here
gataniasa returning from Meclips
h-arh sunday o. Monday morn
sax Ths i one OF the fiucei ocean
hseeA resorts on The co8sf For
parilealars inquire y T. eitg ticket
etfice. corner tst a., aud Nealef
sss
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy Of Tho Star fan
to reach YOU by 6 o'clock any even
ing. please do US the favor to call
up our main office tsunset Main
1850; Independent 1881, between
6 and 7 o'clock. and we viii send
YOU copy at once. II you should
miss II more than once. please teie-
phone us every time you miss II.
In this way we can be certain Q.
giving our subscribers a pertecs
servloe-and It Is the only way
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THAT s A LIE,
SAYS GILL

The lie was passed by Council
A9an can la controversy with Dr
] d. Lyons In the office of Actlna.
Mayor bowen yesterday The con.
troyeray took place at the confer
ence for the discussion Of the Cedar
river situation Lyons remarked
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FOREMOST elpcus

Tx GREATEST AHENIC FEAT
rnFE uF FIVE CONTINENTS
ASTOUNDING New SENSATION.
IRE Limit what Mar Viii Dare 20 Do
SALVo's TRIP TO TIE MOON.
Out hopping al the fpop -the-iaops p
ugf-sauHiuE all n Eap-ths Eapa.
Most thsulinx rnia-air feat ever at
fhfnHfsf
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see us before having your plumb.
ina Or heating Installed. We handle
the latest designs In plumbing and
heating goods. q. -. brown Plumb
ina Co 9li Pine 81 80
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Bi0GEsT MEakoERfE ON
FAQT4

Thres Herds % rIs. 40
pbanta. Giant Hippopet- ~
anus. Taiinst Giraffe IN
Alive More cages thsn ~
ever before "a
Free street. Parade "a
A. 70 o'cloek A. ~. XII
Tire Nest Magnificent 81
Pageant Evsr Seen AA
Bfos-sT BIa SHOW ElsF,2
IN AS tire Weird. sGlM}
One 5Q-ceut Ticket ad sfrI n
mita 20 all children ur- hi III
der n Yeafs half price. hH
Two Exhibitions daily IN n
at and r. " Doors
open I hour earlier u 70 "A
Reserved seats and admission
tickets can be secured on show days
az Walinxs Piano store. III Second
ave, 20 same prices charged az the
show grounds.
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Don't throw your old clothes
away Have them cleaned 10 look
like new ~ The Pantorium Main
In4H
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With the approval ~ the memhsts
nf the chamber Who make up we
committee on mluan aud mliihks
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FIFTH AVE. ". AND HARRISON.
TWO nAYs-WEoNEspAY AND
THURSDAY. AUG. IS AND 10
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OUT BOUND

Leaving the Whateem viii 20 to admiralty
Tort Wordcn ana ron lo"
OF Fuea ns n
through fha"n within 100 tee
Nher the
ard he grandeur surroundings incompatible on 10 the beautiful Qeas
the sound country How
andpr where Nature contributes
amidst ideal surroundings stop
lunch and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Stock Market Letters.

James A, Pollock & Co. stock and grain
brokers' 6 West Second South street.
make public the following letters on the
stock market:
Logan & Bryan. New York say: Mar
ket is closing weak all around. The fact
that 1t was reported from Washington
that the resolution TO investigate the Pa
mama railroad ownership of B 6 0. hnd
been adopted served a cue to traders
generally to let go OF their long stocks
and take the short side. The result was
that the market broke very seriously
under this sudden selling pressure. At
the moment, we feel some further setback
Is likly to develop and would only buy
stocks on the reactions
Hutton, New York. says; The feature
In todays stock market was the an
nouncement from Washington that tho
vestigated This caused a surprise and
could have only one effect and was to
send traders hurrying to sell long stocks
and get short for the turn. On consider
alton over night Of the cause of break In
stocks today II seems that the cause
would appear as a great absurdity ond
which Will be reflected in much higher
prices by tomorrow night"
Dick Bros. New York. say Market
surprised the bears and timid bulls this
morning by opening firm and developing
strength. which continued throughout the
morning under the leadership OF stocks
like Union Pacific, Copper, 3 r. T, ST
Paul, etc. In the afternoon, however
came the news Of introduction into Con-
gross of n bill to investigate the Panama
railway combine. This. followed by enor-
nous selling and aggressive bear pound
ing which brought about n general sma sh
and more or less Generalization. The tone
at the close was extremely weak and a
great deal OF nervousness was shown
among bullish spectators"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
PORK IS CHEAPER;
LAMBS ARE HIGHER
Loosening Up on Eastern Mar
ket Causes Pork to
Fall.
RETAIL PRICE is
NOT LOWERED
Spring Lambs Little Scarcer
Just Now, Hence the Rise
in Price.

Either n falling off In demand or an in
crease In the supply of pork leins has
caused the price on the Eastern market
to fall q trihe, with a consequent de-
crease In the local wholesale price. For
the past two weeks lolnS have been sell
ing ut 12h cents a pound. Yesterday the
price was lowered to IL cents Spring
lambs are a little scarcer than usual and
so the price of these has been raised to
10 cents a pound, wholesale. so slight
were the advances made by the wholesale
dealers In meat that the retail market
was not affected and purchasers Will pay
the same prices as those quoted for the
past two or three weeks.
Another carload of oranges was unload
ed early Monday morning. coming, as
usual, from southern California They
were of better quality than usual or
rather of better size, being selected. For
these the Wholesale merchants are asking
So a box. A dealer In oranges who re-
Gently returned from the orange groves
of California says that the frut-growers
are allowing the fruit to remain on the
trees waiting for better prices. The fruit
In the meantime is growing larger oil the
time, while dealers are obliged 10 put up
with the updersized oranges that have
been received for some time past.
for which the Golden State is famous Will
be finding their way to the Salt Lake
market and Salt Lakers can feast on the
luscious fruit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
WHEAT RECEIVERS FROM
A bEAR|SH OPENING
Sharp Falling OF at Liverpool
Causes Decline at the
Start.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-The wheat market
opened extremely weak under a general
selling pressure. Initial quotations on
May were "a TO &c lower at s4A to A12c.
The cause of the decline was sharp fall
ing off in the price OF wheat at Liverpool,
because OF tho unexpectedly large volume
OF worlds shipments, the total movement
for the week being l0.120G00 bushels,
against S.304.Oo0 bushels for the last week.
The amount on passage Increased 2,ll2,-
600 bushels and further encouragement
was afforded the bears In the fact that
the weather conditions in the United
States were favorable to fall-sown wheat
At the end OF the first hour the news OF
the day became more favorable to the
bulls. A report from Minneapolis declared
that stocks of wheat at that point had
increased only $1,000 bushels during the
last two days and the demand for cash
wheat said to be excellent. The Vis-
ble supply statement showed an increase
OF but 1900 bushels when an increase Of
from 10000 TO 100000 bushels had been
generally expected.
Active covering by shorts commenced
and commission houses bought freely dur
Ing the last half of the session. These
things caused complete recovery from
| the early loss. The highest point OF tho
day for May wheat was reached at S4's
| 6SSc, The market closed steady with May
at s4%4S47sc
bo"ef IdDl'sF lnN prospect ol
| country shipments, and the decline in
| wheat all tended to weaken the corn mar
! ket carly in the day After the first hour
| commission houses bought actively and
! this. together with the frmer feeling In
wheat caused the market TO become
| steady, May opened u to &c lower at
| 49A To 44c. sold up to ASc and closed
| steady at 44G44ltc.
| Because Of the weakness OF wheat there
| was much proftt-taking In oats early IN
| tho day and the market was weak The
| decline brought about a lively demand by
! commission houses and pit traders, which
| resulted In a steadier feeling. May opened
| rs To Ssc lower at 30t. to 30hc. sold up to
| 3Gasc and closed at the highest point.
| Provisions had strong undertone. Re-
| ceipts of hogs were below the estimate
and the weekly exports Of lard were
double those OF the corresponding week
a year ago At the close May pork was
| up five at sl4.l0614l2IS. Lard was up i've
at $50. Ribs were 21z95c higher at N,65
| 9757is
|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Wholesale Quotations.

Hay, Grain and Straw.-oat straw. per bale.
In car lots 2o635c. alfalfa, S12oo; timothy,
80; corn, per cwt, 81 oo9l %; corn: cracked.
81 40: Idaho oats 81. co. rolled onts. LIS; bar
lev rolled, Sl.3o, nour bakers No. l. 81 10;
nour straight grade. S1.s0, -four, high patent
s2 90; bran 956sl %; bran and shorts. flo0.
dressed @SatT veal. per pound, SIC dressed hogs,
Sc: live Ns5 per cwt.; pork loins. lie per
pound: mutton, S14c' spring lambs, lOc per
'Poultry-Drcssed hens lie: springs, I7i4c:
broilers dressed 9oci ducks. rer pound, lse;
turkeys. &c.
Fruits-Lemons. per box, Hoo9t. 50; banesas.
per bunch 81 5GG4.O %; oranges. 81 10000 box
apples 81 go22 90 per cneo; California hgs 81 Is
fs2 25 cranberries. $3.50 a barrel. pears. 81 Is
box; dates. Iashc per pound; pieplant, Rhc
per pound. tomatoes. 81 basket
Vegetabes-Green onions. &c per dozen
Utah lettuce, 20c cauinower. per pound. loc
Utah dry onions 500! gnrlic, 2oc; celery. Loo
dozen punches. potatoes, 81 loalB per cwt
sweet potatoes. &c per pound, California cab
pound; rhubarb. roc artichokes' SOC dozen.
Dairy Products.-Cr tamery butter, per
pound. &c, dairy butter. per pound. Dc;
cheese. per pound. lac; eggs. per case, TOoa
cheese. per pound. 1sc; limburger cheese, per
pound. lSc. cream brick cheese. per pound.
isc: Edam cheese. per dozen $40
pound. l2c: striped bass. per pound: lie: soles.
per po1nd. loc ioundera per pound. loc; stur-
Eeon per pound, lSc; fresh mackerel, par
pound. llGi2c; California smelts; per pound.
pound, lCc; Western goldfish. per pound. i2o;
fresh herring. loc per pound. rock cod. lzc per
pound: Ea5toIn codnsh. per pound, l0c; pike.
per pound. 9Dc, ba,k bass. per pound. &c;
kingnsh. ilo. shad. lac; crabs 81 eol53 90 doz.
on. LobStcrs lie per pound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
COPPER IS IRREGULAR
IN LONDON MARKET
Iron and Tin Are Higher Abroad
Price of Lead Un-
changed.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-The London tin
market was about os higher, with both
spot and futures quoted at fl64 6s. The
local market advanced three points on
the average in response to the armness
abroad and closed with spot quoted at
s36. .29d95.50.
Copper was irregular In London, spot
a shade higher at f7 l2s Cd. Locally the
market was unchanged with lake and
electrolytic quoted at SIS oc9lS 30, and
casting at SIS 90.
Lead was unchanged at fl6 LIS cd In
London aud s. 60Q6 so locally.
Spelter advanced 2s Sd to Ell 2s Sd In
London. The local market was weak,
however. with spot quoted at Sc. O96. 80.
Iron was higher abroad with Standard
foundry closing at 52s sd and Cleveland
warrants at S3s. Locally the market was
unchanged, No. l foundry northern. SIS %
@l9.S5; No. foundry northern. SS 2oM
SIS: No l foundry southern, SIS .600lS. %
and No foundry southern. $l7 159lS. %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Dried Fruit Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. P.-The market for
elaborated apples is unchanged, with
common quoted at 7h.@8o; nearly prime.
Sl.Q9c. prime, sHc, choice, loc; fancy, lie.
Prunes continue In moderate demand.
with the market Arm and quotations
ranging from 47sc to Sc, according TO
grade.
Aprlcots are In fair demand, particular
ly Tor choice Supplies were pretty well
cleaned up and the market rules firm.
Choice are quoted at SIC; extra choice,
lOIs11lc, fancy, llgl2c.
quoted at 1oc; fancy. lOlzdl1ci extra
fancy, 11ixnl8c.
Raisins arc unchanged Loose musca-
tells are quoted at 519g6%c; seeded raisins,
bL.6G7Ihc: London layers. Sl60.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Retail Quotations.

'cc. alfalfa. 7oc cwI timothy. baled. sSe ewt
81 80; corn, cracked. per ccw5,, $40. oats. per
cwt., sl.76: rolled oats. 81 90: barley. rolled.
$40; -four. bakers. No !. l2;iS, hour st straight
81 so; graham flour. S2.L0R2 30, cornmeal. 81 10
J2 50; ten pounds for soc; bran. sllo: bran
Icats.EPrme ribo. I74c; porterhouse. ls8
22hsc; pork 17lic; mutton chops, l2aglGc; legs.
iSc: lambs. l592oc; veal. ls82Oc: veal loaf, 9oc;
i5c: Rcigion hare. 2oc pound.
Poultry.-Dressed hens 2ec springs 2zhc;
broilers. go per pound; ducks 2oc; turkeys.
sc, geese 22c; squads. 2Sc each
Fruits-Lemon0. per dozen. 20GZSo, oranges
per dozen. 2Ogj0ci bananae, per dozen, zozD
2sc. pressed ngS. lOIbc package:
cranberrles. lSc quart: pomegranatcs, 2co per
pound. dates. 10000 p5r pound; apples. 81 0Op
go per box pIeplnnt. 2bc per pound. toma-
Vegetables. s.-Potatoeo. 756S5c per bushcl. Cali
fornio lettuce. loc per head; Utah parsley. tc
pound caulinower, l2Hc per pound; Hubbard
SQUASH l0d25c each celery, lec per bunch.
artchokcs. loc each oyster plant three
punches for l0c; parsnips, two punches for &c,
pwcet potatoes. &c per pound; cucumbcrs, lG1
Dairy Products-Creamery butter. per
pound DOC dairy butter, 26c per pound cheese.
per pound. 2oc; comb honey: per comb: lie;
strained honey. per pound, l6c. Swiss cheese.
per pound 40c. limburEcr cheese per pound.
roc. cream brick choose. &c: Fdnm cheese. ST. 2,
euch Neufohutcl. lOc package; eggs. Por
Fish Fish. salmon l7Me: halibut. lie. STRIPED
hass 22bc; goldfish lSc; shnd I5c; whitensh nc
sturgeon. l5c; catfish, lCci barracuda, lGc
macEcrei a0c. pike. aoc. rock cod. two pounds
sor &c; soles. two pounds for 25c, crabs. z5aaoC
each. MecKinao trout zoe per pound. sea bass,
lyo; kingnsh, l5c; OYSTERS New York eounte
2kc a dozen. kippered salmon 20o por pound
nnchoyy 200 per pound oysters 6oueOo pei
con; Holsters. 2Qc per pound: shrimps. Zoc
quart: prawns. s9e per pound smoked mob, holieut
i0G3Sc each. blue points, 90c u dozen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
SHOW
VlDDEN ALARM
Bank Investigation
Shadow Over the
sleIock Market.
SHARP SELLING
N FEMENT ON CHANGE
loses in Semi-Demor.
ION, With COnsid-
able Declines.

X. Jan. 29.-The mixed tone
MIN today gave place In the
Y to another sharp selling
aiding up to the weak and
,sIng. The support accorded
during the early part OF the
ale effect In reaesurinG senti-
N dissipating the forced liquid
RNurday In a few OF the most
btocks.
IeyIdent as the day progressed
Asat atlon of the acute pressure
was not resulting on any
al of speculative demand tor
=, waverIng fluctuations OF the
followed by general declines
pressure OF widely EXTENDED
The motive for tho buying
stages of some of the most
advances in the market have
III entirely limited TO tho be-
here was other buying on
ks determination. which was
the sharp drop on SATURDAY:
important selling Instead or
going on. deprived the spec
husIasm of It's principal mo-
tions OF property or OF ousl-
|lnciaI affairs were coming 10
IN small part In some OF the
|sional movements In the mar
tronseouence the weakest fea-
te reaction are not connected
nws development
u the reaction fairly In force
sle readily given by the spec
bent 10 suggestions OF an un-
|sirport which have passed un-
zfnany weeks, although quite
tas they are today. For in
n was sudden recrudescence
Z sions over the threatened
|hnd legislative Investigations.
ant to investigate the State
at Albany was
= with many alarming possi-
la effect on the banking po-
|ktw York City, A fear was
hat a contraction of credits
: don in the House Of Repre-
Washington to investigate
|5-tion of subsidiary railways
Control OF the Pennsylvania
nlr effect. The tone Of the
railroad traffic officials was
|-e conservative than OF late,
If the car situation being
: "a the unfaYorahle effect OF
|-sather on the demand for
IF winter goods and on coal
LT limited.
|Ttding tendency of the loan
|--5New York banks and the
tncnce of an outward move
/ caused some effect on the
WHALING confidence over the
k,sncy Of the money market
4 Ks, which placed loans In
n their own account during
.. stringcncy are now calling
|-,for redcposit in New York
this Is said to be a prime
large expansion last week
account of the New York
.s,market was closely affected
with the course of Reading
took was strong, the general
W and Union Pacific, St Paul
Ill Copper and Rock Island
II some aggressive show OF
~ last named on the favor
rApf net earnings for Decem-
BIZ
uiightness OF the speculative
rsstocks had been demonstrate
r)wnward course of prices es'
K decline became rapid, Stop.
l.gere uncovered and sDecula'
Z were thrown over with pre-
Yk
-kssional control shown by
of the resolution OF inquir!
=, sylvania combination caused
|, kIneasiness over the prospect:
reatened measures of legis-
market closed In n state oi
--IIzation and at net declines
Ieen two and over six point:
lie most prominent stocks,
Ehe steady, Total sales. pal
s. D0o.
tes rs declined Il per cent or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
CARNEGIE is PLEASED
Gratifled at Tribute School Pays His
Mother

PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan. 29.-The
trustees OF the Carnegie School OF
Technology have received n letter from
Andrew Carnegie thanking them for
naming the woman's department after
his mother. Mrs. Carnegie;
Il am delighted with the action OF
the trustees. Please say that | am
deeply touched by this remembrance of
one to whom / owe everything that n
wise mother ever gave 10 a son who
adoTcd her"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
ST. Josenh.

ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 29.-Cattle-Receipts.
2IOO steady TO strong; natives. So, ,75IJ5 80;
cows and helfers, Sl5Gdl.5o; stockers and
feeders, 81 T5p4 10.
Hogs,Recelptsy 600; strong to 5c high
50 40ll5 47l4; bulk. s54ou5.l5.
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1900; lambs, 25c lower;
top lambs 500; sheep, 14q2oc lower
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK Jan. &.-Butter-lrregu-
lar: street prices. extra creamery. 26g
2elkc; Official prices, creamery, common to
extra, l76l25c; held extras, 230 23tec; West
crn factory, common to nrsts. l5l561SlAc
Western imitation creamery, extras, 2l0p
2l11c. 1rsts lSh9l9c.
Chcese-Steady; State full cream. small
and large. colored and white. September
fancy, lf4c; October best, l3lxglS&c, +,
late made small, best, l2hc: large, l2hc;
fclr 11iL0ll9c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK Jan. 29.-Money on call
easier, 2lzGi+tz per cent; ruling rate. per
cent; closing bid per cent; offered at {
per cent
Prime loans steady: sixty and ninety
days and six months. AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4A@5a per
cent. ..
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.s7. .25I4S 20
for demand and at 81 50. .9594S4 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates. 81. .S41z74 S.
Commercial bills 81 lS3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-30
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Cattle-Receipts.
gi.000. strong to 10c higher beevcs. 80 cog
6.25. cows and hcifers. $135db4. rs; stockers
and feeders 81 5Odi50; Texans. 50 6Od4 so
Hogs-Receipts 5000; tomorrow, 80 COO;
strong .e to &C higher; mixed ,ts and butchers
heavy. S535G5 10; light. S,309545; pigs,
81 9O1s5. 40. bulk Sc. 45a5.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 70 600; steady. sheep.
s.. .70{.5 so: lambs. s5.T5Gf75.