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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

which time he has been in state of
physical and mental prostration He had
been sent to the ranch to rest and was
being looked after by c. and L. Baker.
Elaborate arrangements are being made
for the Halloween bau and reception next
Thursday evening atNthe Horseshoe pa
vilion. Games and old-fashioned dances
will be included in the program, which
will contain many interesting features.
A number of subpoenas have been
served upon persons who are cited to
appear before the grand jury at Los
Angeles next Wednesday. The action is
said to be an outcome Of the recent
election when charges of illegal voting
were made by the faction working for
the city's disincorporation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
ALLEGED BURGLAR is
HELD FOR EXAMINATION

Special to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Oct. M.-John c.
Keebler, believed by the local police to
have engaged in many recent robberies
in this section, was arraigned this morn
ing on a complaint of burglary in JUS
tice Steele's court. Keebler was arrested
at the Bristol pier, where he was en-
ployed as an electrician. When searched
a burch of keys was found on him with
which 1t is alleged he had entered the
wine and cigar store rooms on the pier
and had helped himself to goods. He was
held in $1,000 bail to appear for examina-
tion tomorrow morning. o
Officer w. G. Miller of the local lodge
of the knights of Pythias, is negotiating
with the Kinney company for establish
ing a battery headquarters at Venice
The lodge now has the free use of the
Venice rifle range and is equipped with
two dozen Springfield rifles. which have
been used at recent practice trials. The
lodge proposes to install lockers, gun
racks and other facilities In one OF the
buildings at the range. which they ex-
pect will be extended for their exclusive
use. 1i e
The high school basketball team is
looking forward to Wednesdays meet
ing with the Harvard military scnool
youths. The contest will be decided on
the Eleventh street grounds and promises
to furnish plenty kof excitement, The
Santa Monica players defeated the mill
tary lads at football during the last sea-
son, but were in turn defeated on the
baseball field. AS result more than or
binary interest is attached to the coming
meeting Of the teams. ,.ff
The J. o. c. society of the local Meth
odist Episcopal church has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
President, Miss Elizabeth Harrison; vice
Npresident, Miss Blanche Nichols; record
Ing secretary, Miss Theresa Reynolds;
corresponding secretary, Miss May
Shroyer; treasurer, Miss Isabel Cornelius
George Huddleson, who for more than
thirty years has been the recognized
chief Of sea food tidbit purveyors among
the local fishermen, WAS today fined 80 In
Justice carillo's court, where he was ar
raigned on drunk and disorderly charge.
Huddleson's patrons, nearing OF his In
carceration, paid the fine.
The Epworth League society of the local
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
GIRL SWALLOWS POISON;
WANDERs ON STREETS

Ettta Farley, aged 10 years, who ran
away from her home In Pomona few
days ago, was taken to a hospital yes
terday.
The young woman has been despond-
ent. Yesterday she was found by Of
ficer Matuskiwitz wandering on Main
street after having taken poison.
She was given medical attention and
will be sent to her home in Pomona
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
DRIVES HORSES ALMOST
TO DEATH; FINED $25

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 21.-Dess Harris and
VIII Martin. Los Angeles young men,
last night were booked for drunk and
fast driving. Harris was today prose-
cuted by Field Officer McAney, of the
Humane society for cruelty to animals, 1t
being charged that he drove a team of
horses belonging to the Eagle livery OF
Los Angeles until the animals were al
most killed. He pleaded guilty and paid a
fine of $25. Martin was fined SO for
drunkenness
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION
UNDECIDED OVER BONDS
Pasadena Agency.
u North Raymond Avenue.
Phones; Sunset 1907. Home sl2f-

PASADENA, Oct. 2i.-The board Of edu-
cation tonight discussed at length the
propriety of calling an election for a
bond issue for the purpose of providing
additional school buildings and enlargIng
the high school. The crowded condition
Of the schools demands immediate relief,
believe several of the members Of the
board. Mayor Farley has sought to In
duce the, board to postpone the proposed
issue until funds are provided to enlarge
the municipal lighting plant and to pro-
vide for a sewer system in East Pasadena,
No decisive action was taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
CORY REPORT ON LIGHTING
SYSTEM FURTHER DELAYED

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA. Oct. 21.-Urging the time
and labor necessary to the compilation Of
data, Prof. c. l.. Cory of Berkeley
has asked further indulgence in the
preparation of his report on the expan-
sion of municipal lighting system.
In response to telegram from Mayor
Farley he has written saying he will
complete the document with all possible
haste.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
PAYMENT OF TAKES IS
SLOWER THAN LAST YEAR
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 21-A falling off of
$4,000 In city tax collections covering the
same period as last year is the report
of Tax Collector s. NJ. Munson. Since
October 8, when taxes were due, the re-
ceipts of the collectors office are $17,-
754.57. The total for the same period
last year was $2o,e04.SO Why the prop
erty owners are slower in paying taxes
this year is not plain to Collector
MunSOIl. H-lalt4 4l d. Ne Nffs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
BUT ONE FIRM IN ELEVEN
GIVES CITY PRICE ON HAY

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. 21--When the city
commissioners this afternoon proceeded
to hear bids for furnishing hay to the
fire department during the winter season
the clerk reported but one proposal, that
of Clark and Wilson at 81 per ton. Bids
had been solicited from eleven Arms.
The bid was not accepted and bids from
outside firms will be asked for.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

Rev. ]. o. Jennings Of this city off,
ciated yesterday at CaIabasas at the
wedding of James G. Pendland and Miss
Amy Tucker. After a short honeymoon
the couple will take up their residence at
219 Eighth street, Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

Cars on the Fair Oaks avenue line now
run to Marlposa and Lake avenue over
the new cutoff just completed. They
make the trip over the south loop. doing
away with the transferring of many pas
sengers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

William Thompson, the aged propri-
etor of the White Front restaurant,
raided by the police yesterday, was fined
$3.50 in police court today upon a plea
of guilty to charge of the illegal sale
of liquors.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

The charge of cruelty to animals
against Rev. A. o. Steele, pastor of the
African Methodist church, was dismissed
today by Justice Klamroth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

At the age of "a John H. Inglehart of
1922 Lake street died today of senility. A
widow and two sons and two daughters
survive. Mr.. Inglehart was a native of
Muskegon, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

Herman r. Hertel and Fred E. Twom-
bly,, prominent Pasadena merchants, have
returned from a months stay in New
York. Both say there is a scarcity of
money in the east, although they found
conditions much better in the middle
west.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

Walter L. Richardson shows his faith
in Pasadena by adding to his holdings
lot fronting so feet on Union street, adj
joining the city hall, for which he paid
$4,000. The lot was sold by Earl c. Lind
ley and company for Laura e. Fogg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

M. e. church will hold hay ride to-
morrow evening. Two big wagons will
convey the merrymakers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22
GoIdfield $500 Excur

people who wish to take advan
completion OF the Las vegas q 10
road to Goldield has been decided to run
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

The police deny that they offered Mrs.
Harrington her release If she would make
q confession duplicating Neece.
Mrs. Harrington said tonight that she
would have an interesting statement to
make later on. She would not say
whether she would leave town, but
laughed merrily when asked II she ex-
pected the case against her to come to
trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-22

The Epworth League society Of the local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
COPPER IN BOSTON.

James A. Pollock & co. furnish The
following received over their private
wire. this afternoon
Bostor News Bureau says The price
OF copper has racedcd ono cent per
pound from The recent recovery TO %
cents and Elecrolytlc can now be Ob-
tanned iu New York at 70 cents per
pound. THE murhet at Che moment rs
weak There are several factors con-
tr.butug tO this condition. lu the first
place the l0o. 100000 pounds taken over
hy foreign syndicate a week or more
ago from the United Metals Selling
company was not sale 20 consumers
and This copper has not therefore been
removed from the sO-called visible SUD-
ply. 10 has been simply transferred
from the hands from one sellor to an-
other on tine other side of the water.
We have heard that this l0o00O.u00
pounds was not strictly speaking. a
sale. but that foreigners virtually loan-
ed the Metals Selling company be-
tween $40. 100000 aud $4,000. 600, with
the privilege OF selling the copper
pledged for the loan az their scre-
ton. u Is possible that the advance in
Lodou bank rate may have an indirect
bearing on the weakness In copper i'm
connection with the uuaucef on lNls
foreign syndicate IL is the general
opinion that about $4,000. 900 pounds
was bought by spectators az the dime
The 100.000.000 pound transaction was
being negotiated So order t1 cover
short contracts ln copper warrants IN
addition TO the above II is further Csc
timated that 50.O00.000 pounds was
bought by consumers at home ana
abroad who became suddenly alarmed
that with the short end production OF
the metal they. should suddenly nud
themselves unable 20 cover their re-
quiremeuts There SIS nothing TO indi-
cate that the consumers in this cuuu-
try have stocked up beyond their im-
mediate neCessities, We know that
some Of the largest manufacturers have
dlstrusted the Legitimacy Of the recent
advance and have been IN the market
for only such supplies as were actual
ly demanded to meet contracts on
their books The fact that there e.
being produced on the American CONT
nent today less than 80 per cent OF the
normal annual output OF 1900 O0O. 900
pounds tends to keep the copper buy
ers on the anxious seat as n is known
that the manufacturers are s1rimping
along with the smallest stocks Of COP.
per in their history; but against these
factors there are steadily increasing
evidences Of recession Of business in
many lines OF Industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
Citizens Of Park City Are Wear
ing a Gala
Air.
FULL FORCE GOES TO WORK.
The News l. Received With General
satisfaction bN
M.

The busy miuius oam" of Fu6 CITY
took on gala air JnIs morning wh %
30 was announced chat Nark was to hc
resumed in the DAILY West ulnc This
property has been CLOSED down Cor some
time past and for time :, looked as
though the rcopening might be consid-
erably delayed The payroll is "a large
one aud the reopeuing OF the property
coming as Ct does mt time when many
properties are closing down. is regarded
as a matter Tor c0ugratulatlon among
an classes iu the camp.
Today viii Doe devoted Go getting
things into shape for the start The
mules used in the transportation Of ore
underground viii be again lowered into
tine mine 20 reclmmcuco their daily toll
Tools. machinery. etc, VIII receive "a
thorough overhauling and the mine it,
self win be subjected to a rigid inspec-
zion before the FIRST shift is sent into
the workings
The mine Itself is "a busy place to-
day and the feeling of general satisfac-
tion is shared by an. With the an
nouuccment OF the resumption OF work
comes the assurance that the next close
down is stil in the realms of the dim
distant future and likely 90 remain so
fOr some time % come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
WORK BEING PUSHED.
Mackenzie Properties Giving Good
Results Right Along.


Work on all the Mackenzie proper
Ties is being pushed forward with as
much energy as ever. says the Golideld
News Notwithstanding the funds on an
the various companies controlled and
managed by him. with tho exception d;
the Frances Mohawk and a small per-
centagc OF tho Jupiter funds are tied
up by tine closing of the banks.
ln the Combination Extension mine
the upraise from the tO0-f foot Lowell is
Icing rapidly advanced and the face
is showing tho best looking and char
aCter OF ore yet encountered. The man
ngemeut is greatly encouraged and f.
confident that the mine Hul Boz shipping
one al an early date.
IN the Frances MnhaHk b mine there
Is q complete change in the formation
THE south drift on the j20-foot level r.
pow Boz true, coarse grained quartz
chat appears 90 Dee BOZ the center ~ an
ouorn0us dyke. A crosscut to tAe foot
Wau has disclosed lNo-f0ot streak o.
heavy sulumde ore which carries but
nominal values. although heavily Min
uralzal Do addition 90 this crosscut
arllr hHs boon started r0 the west and
appearances indicate that Cd good body
of ORC $500 soon be encountered.
Iu Iu. Jupiter mine development
work H being confined to the lower
l IcF.l. Hler. fGp Drosscut IA in an exc
caIoUI character of oXidlzcd ore. that
.hlW. Increasing values aH me work
Ururr. While The force has Zoe .u
reduced af ihe Jupiter sufficient uum-
t I.r of m.u are employed t1 carry fore
. ward one work Dob Conservative Iuau-
. Der. consistent with good mining ANA
thr present financial conditions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
MERCHANTS NATL BANK
OF PORTLAND, Or, FAILS.

Portland. ore, Nov i2-Ihe Merchants
Nauoual Bank Of this city I'D not opoD
ita doors for business this morning Tlc
following notice was posted
"IIayIug been unable 90 realize ou our
securlflea rarIdy enough tn meet the
heavy demands lately made upon us. we
have been compelled 90 temporarily sus.
pond payment Since che COMMENCEMENT
~ tho holiday No haF. N0u.iuted uUuut
one million nFe hundred thousand dollars
90 our deposits without aid other than
that mauted hY the cleaunE hnuae aa.
sodatlou. The association loaned ua ul.
10 tho limit permitted hF tle uatlona
banking SGT The bank q solvent 40
have sought Che advice ny the controlie
~ currency nnl confidently eAprct q.
resume business within a short time"
D prank watson n president un,
Ralph ~ lloYt cashier ~ mo Air.
chants National The bank was oapi.HI
ird tf $4,000 and on the lnst can n al.
controller of the rurrcnct thf ron1lt
showed deposits OF N2l6052n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
BosroN ooPPER cLosE.

Ahmesk As05e. Black Mtu. agAis.
cum. Ely 5i4Qbh. Dom Copper lau
lai Gir0uy. adib: Hancock. bm6il.
Majestic ioag0, NipisiuE cNgis Shaw
uut 5lH55 Troy G0062isi Blug Cent.
"a asked b. g. H., ElitNi. Ol. Davis
DAILY lUiis; East Butte. H405. Globe.
fM05is Holveua, 1900. Ntv Utah.
e, o. ~ Raven. b "a ili s.. a.
Adventure. ~ COS. Arcadlau, 34W84 8
Atlantic staMs, o.. Coaln. l401lih .
&. a a.. 6.0O06.05. e.. a.. 21mG1. -.
~. t0ls aiis Granny s0m00i Mass.
2am2lst Michigan t4n0At M g..
a.. lAmlisi Anrth Butte, as. W83t
osoeola lfas0. Quincy 79isWs0:
Santa ne, iftW2t Tamarack 60 asis-
edi United COP, 809, Wlnoua. 500
ASST paid Wyand0t 20n25 Halaa-
leila 8Nu8A Hoyale. i6Wisi q 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
UNLISTED STOCKS
Stocks
FORENOON SALES.

Grand Central. 100 al 900
Lower Mammoth, 800 az l25. seller 80.
May Day, 100 90 49,
Unoic sam. 1850 al 6s. $40 az 60. buy
CT go.
Beck Tunnel 100 az o.. 100 at 20. 400
"a 58. 500 at 58 SELLER go; 100 ut "a.
! $40 AZ 55 SELLER 80.
Colorado Mon. 800 at asia. 200 ut
-81e. seller fO. so at $780,
Crown Point. 500 ~ 32is; 1000 Of 30;
6o0 az 33i4.
Iron Blossom. Boo at 20.
New York. 800 al l0i
Mountain Lake. 200 az &c.
South Columhu+ Con-. 800 az ei 300
al 95: 100 M gi seller 30 800 at %. seller
31. 100 az %. buyer go.
Sioux con-. 11I tt a..a 300 On 3fis 500
900 81. seller 90. 500 al 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
PRICE TENDENCY
VERY INDEFINITE

New York. Nov l2-Modcrate add
vances over last night were scored Boy
che majority OF stocks on dealings which
were much restricted. Canadian Pacific
rose ~; Southern Pacific. Reading aud
American Cotton OH about a point and
linton Pacific Atchisou. Pennsylvania
and Baltimore q ohio large fractions.
THE demand for stocks was fairly brisk
up to certain limits. after which there
was lapse into duIiuess and lower
priccs which wiped out most OF the pre-
ylOus advances. These included potts
Boz American cotton on preferred. four
n colorado Fuel preferred, Pittsburg
coal preferred. @, Canadian Pacific 2's anu
Union Pacific. Atchlsou. Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania. Naus8s City southern pre-
forrcd. T. s. steel pfu and Republic
Steel pfd D. American Smelune loss .
The reaction carried American Smelling
and American Sugar points lower than
last uipht. Amalgamated Copper ilt. ST.
Paul rs and Union Pacific and Great
Northern preferred "a point Baltimore "
Ohio pfd sold at "a decline OF 81 U. s.
Rubber lost l..
Tho tone was heavy at noon.
Bonds were Irregular
Heavy selling of American smelling
broke it fl 70 62'1 Other stocks also
sold lower with the western group be-
ing freely offered. The passing % the
PARROT silver and copper company
dividend affected the copper maikeI
ctric gave way q ST. Paul nee and kead-
ms. Northern Pacific and Westinghouse
Electric T.
Heavy liquidation OF copper aieths 'uu-
tf,,,,d nr Id . O'Clock The American
smeifing sold az m7, the lowest price
az me- wear and Ga below Yesterday
closing Amaleamated copper loss re9en-
,werlcar smelling ND pa. Great
,Srrthern ma ~ and New York Cen-
tral and parnsvlvania T. ia
The market closed easy ana very eui'
N-1rtbarr pacific zen @ a rally in Am
-,t.tT emeitinv and Amalrawated cou-
NOV 81 steadicd tho market Prices
..f.igei again 10 about the lowest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
CAPT. AMUNDSEN WILL
TRY FOR THE NORTH POLE

Chicago. Nov 12--sailng under the
American Gag and with Polar bears az
his aids Instead Of Esquiino dogs Capt
Roald Amundseu Of Norway. will at
tempt in 1910 70 reach the north pole.
Al a banquet given iu hls honor by
Chicago NorwcRiana, Capt Amunqsen
announced last night that preparations
for MS next Journey into the frozen north
were about completed. He said he would
AN from San Francisco 20 Tho beriug
straits and attempt 60 noat GA the leo
10 the north pole. 49,.
Can't Amundseu sald he would dster-
mine soon whether 20 have his snip buhl
In this country or Norway. number ~
American capitalists have been interest,
ed ln the plan, ana u the plpplsee ut.i
Ii mi through American capital will
nroyide for q ave years voyage ana u
yin san under the American iiag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
nAp NrGno REAnREsIEp.

Yuma. Ari.. Nov 11.-William
Wright. colored. aged 80, who was
pardoned bv President Roosevelt Dec.
IA while serving a lie term for an
outrage concerning which mere was
s,rna doubt. was re-committed TO tho
% nitentiary here today undor sentence
Tor life after conviction OF assault
with attempt TO XIII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
so. PACIFIC CUTS WAGES.

san Pedro. Cal. Nov. IA cut in
the wager on the Southern Pacific and
Inc Pacific Electric railways went IN
To- effect this morning. The cut az
fects the section men on both roads.
Wages on this division Of the steam
railroad are reduced from Si25 20 81,
and on the Pacific Electric from Sl.4o
to S1.15. The men on the electric
road refused 20 work today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12

conn., aiM W2iN. DO. pfd.. SEA. aaeit
Allouez. 22a23 Arnold. ioa6o. Bing-
ham Con. 5it0e' G. a A.. i0aai0i, Gems
nM, Franklin. fIn7ik. Grecne-Caua-
noa, laW5it. Mexico Con. 1i4a1ih Mo-
hawk. f00il. Nevada Con, 7ia0TN old
dominion, 22us3 Parrot. 9Wl0; h. J.,
aU2A shannon. i0ui0h Trinity, IN
ullhi Utah Cen. s8032ii wolverine,
llOWll2' IA. Coml.. s0eis Boston Con-,
l0hmt0ih. Ia sale. nibmDa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
NO DIVIDEND
Parrot silver q Copper Co. Passes
Usual Distribution.

New York, Nov. 12.-Directors OF the
Parrot SILVER and Copper company one
on the subsidiary companies OF the
Amalgamated Copper company. today
voted not Co declare the usual quar-
terly dividend OF % cents per share. The
directors announced that the omission
of The dividend WAS due TO curtailmcnt
Boz production, depression In the copper
industry. and To- the fact that the ores
treated are of "A lower grade than form
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
ROMAN ANARCHISTS
Not Permitted 90 Celebrate Anniver-
sary Of Death of Chicago Martyrs"

Rome. Nov. lit is the custom OF
anarchists OF Rome to celebrate ev-
cry year on the eleventh Of November
tho execution in 1857 Of the Chicago
anarchists The date comedies with
that Of the anniversary OF the bicth
Of King Victor Emmanuel This
wear the anarchists wanted 70 have
a meeting and pardae through the
streets Of the city This the police
forbade. and today 1900 soldiers took
ny advantageous positions around the
building where it was purposed TO
hold the meeting. There vas no en-
counter with the authorities, but new
ertheless so anarchists were arrested.
Among the prisoners are two men
who were responsible for the attack
upon Monsignor Merry del Val last
summer. Some OF the prisoners resist-
cd arrest for a few moments. crying
out Long live anarchy and Long
live the memory Of the Chicago dar-
tyrh."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
ARTICLES FILED.
Ogden Homo of New Company in
sierra Madrc District.

Special CoTesrondeucC.
Ogden Noy l2-Arucles OF uc0rpo-
ration of the Elkhom Gold d Copper
Mining company have been filed with
the county clerk
The principal place of business OF tho
company win be ogden city. IL is capt.
tallzed for $500 900. divided into shares
Of the par value OF 10 cents each Tho
company owns several mining claims
located in ths sierra MAdrl mining
district in BONalder county.
The officers of the company are s. w.
cragun. president Moroui s. pou,tcr.
vice president. Carl Allison secretary
and treasurer.
Tho company property o. located ad-
Joining the Santa Maria. ln which such
"a biz strike was made recently The
prospects OF the now corporation a.s
very encouraging.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
AFTERNOON SALES

Ajax. 500 az 80.
Lower MANN 9th. 100 at l.22ia;
1000 at 100; 500 az l.2Zta
May Day, 800 at Al.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 8.55.
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at GS; 300 at
o.; 1900 at Sc.
Beck Tunnel Con. 200 at So; 2.tlO
at 81, 800 al 90, 500 al o..
Grown Point Con- $500 at SO.
Mountain Lake, 100 al SO.
New York. SOC al 10.
Seven Troughs, 6.100 az as; $50 at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-12
PRODUCE.


Chicago. Soy. 12-December Wheat to-
day opened unchanged 10 la, higher at
3fis 1882 and sold az s3isQh
Tie corn market was firm early in the
dng, hut prices declined shortly after
the opening owing 10 favorable weather
throughout tho corn bclt. December corn
opened q shade lower t0 hfH4o higher
az 5lA 20 57is and sold az sos.
The oats market was weak iu sympathy
With wheat and corn. Trading was light.
December oats opened A. lower 90 f94 and
sold al ~ Tho provisions market Was
active and prices were weak because
of lower prices for live hogs and active
selling by packers. January pork opened
Toe lower AZ 1915. lard was down Titm
s0Tis and ribs were Q lower al 7.Wh.
Whent-pccrmbcr 1-4 Nav ] 0lMnat.
com December Ht MAY sfade.
Oata-peCemb f1's MAY ffli
P0rf-Januury 1871. May l3 Ni1
Inrd-Jauuary snpis May 500
Ribs-Ianuary 6.S14 1850. May 100
fItl.
Rarley Cash 500
TImofhy-E0N. go
I.H-.N