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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
WHEAT ONCE MORE
PASSES DOLLAR MARK
Scarcity of Offerings Scares the
Shorts and Sends the
Quotations Soaring.

CHICAGO. June 27.-In a sensational
advance caused by the covering OF shorts
the price Of wheat on the local exchange
today shot past the dollar mark, the
December delivery selling at 81 03s At
the same time The September option sold
al $l.o0 even. Part OF this advance was
subsequently lost on realizing sales. At
the close September wheat was up &c.
December wheat was 3Sc higher Corn
visions were SANE TO IoN12Sc higher
The sharp advance in wheat took
place in the last hour OF trading and was
the elimination of numerous reports re-
garding the alleged serious shortage OF
wheat In the Southwest The situation
today contained no new features. bu,
when a few shorts commenced TO cover
about the noon hour they found the mar
ket almost bare OF offerings. This fright
ened the shorts and IN an instant there
was wild scramble FOR what little
wheat was offered for sale, From dull
dragging affair the market became one
or Intense excitement. while prices rose
was, strong. September opened ac lower
to 1c higher at 95s695lc. sold off to
94sc and then advanced TO Sloo. The
sTse sE1c U6 wSs a st os s9c December sold begeen
The corn market was bullishy affected
by the bulge in wheat prices advancing
about 1c during the last hour OF trading.
Further reports from the Northwest that
the crop is very backward also strength
ened the market. Trading was quiet
carly in the day but later became active.
The close was strong September opened
unchanged to &c higher at 53i@53ic. ad-
Varced 10 542c and closed at 5ac.
Trading In oats was quiet early in the
day, but later the market advanced along
with wheat, Crop news from Illinois was
bullish, new species OF bug being re-
ported in the oat fields of this state.
September opened unchanged TO &c high
er at 3Il@372c. sold off 10 369@36Ec, and
then advanced TO 3Sc, The close was at
37Ec.
Provisions were hrrl all dsy on fair
demand by local packers AT the close
pork WAS up 1O612Ac at S1632i i@16.35.
Lard was up l0c at S9073. Ribs were
5m7jc higher at $sS5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
MARKET ROW BECOMES
VERY DEsOLATE PLACE
Grocers and Butchers Close Up
Shop and Gather at Lagoon
Barbecue.

Market row was one OF the most DESC
Iate places In the city Thursday after
noon, FOR. with the exception Of three
staiis. no provisions were to be found on
tLts one STANDS and only an occasional s,rag-
Suns customer visited the market This
was caused by the Utah Retail Mer-
chants festivities at Lagoon Nearly all
oI tne business men on the row closed
.neir estapllshments at noon and went 10
me prettlest spot IN Utah" to attend
we barbecue. During the forenoon bust
ness was comparatively active although
me STOCK OF provisions was small and
Ine ARRIVAL OF consgnments of goods WIS
insiSnlhcsnt Practically the same CON
o'slohS obtained as on the preceding dav
small quantities OF May Duke cherries
were displayed al a few OF the stalls and
were among the most popular goods on
tne market. They were the remnant OF
Wednesdays consignment. however, and
sold al The same plre as the original
STOCK, 10 cents pound A few small
shipments OF Strawberries arrived from
TLoNo and sold at 10 and Is cents a boS
The supply OF vegetables was light and
prices underwent no change.
Today the fish market will again he
COME the center of attraction, and the
merchants are prepared for the usual Fri
IaE rush. They will offer supplies of the
ioiioWing goods at the prices quoted;
salmon, 20 cents; halibur. 10 cents shad.
- cents striped bass. % cents, founders
10 cents: soles, 10 cents; catfish. Is cents:
barracuda, ia cents. fresh mackerel 20
cents, black bass. So cents
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MEM YORK. June 27.-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet on spot with
nc bulk OF the business In futures be
tween SPECTATORS. Fancy are quoted AT
10 fair. 6n &c.
pruree are quiet on spot, but prices
are nrinIy held ranging from isc to lzsc
for Oregon. Oregons, 20s to 2os. are
scarce, and the outside price, consequent
Iv is practically nominal
Apricots are nominally uiiehnhtseu. W.. 9sI
and fancy at 22W23c ,,
Peaches are quiet, with choice Quoted ds
at 1la@12c. extra choice az l%bT IL IL,
1abc , , ,,r,,t al
quoted at sISaoc; ,s1ers 81 seeGeH 81 eodiS5 S " -
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METAL MARKET QUIET,
WITH LOWER TENDENCY
Tin and Iron Both Weaker
Abroad; Copper Dull, With
Quotations Nominal.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The London tin
market was los lower, with spot quoted
at s13l and futures at s1S2 Locally
the market was dull al s4S 90 bid for spot
supplies and s4350 asked
Copper was lower In the English mar
ket, with spot closing at s96 and fu-
lures at 800 or a decline Of s1 IS and
E2 los respectively Locally copper was
dun and nomlnally unchanged With lake
quoted at s23.00@24.o0. eiectrolytic at
$Z2 oooD % rs and casting at s21.00621.25.
Lead was unchanged at S., T0m5.S0 in
the local market. but was a little higher
at Rl9 15s in London,
Spelter was unchanged al E24 5s In
London and at $6.3596-45 locally.
Iron was lower in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at 56s Id
and Cleveland warrants at 56s Sid Lo-
Seally the market was unchanged. with
No. 1 foundry unchanged at S2S.50G24
No. foundry, Northern. at S24.00@025 90.
Southern grades are nominal.
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IMPROVEMENT
|aOCK MARKET.
Prices Taken by OBJ
8 as Indication of
spring Confidence
Il IN MONEY IS
FEATURE OF THE DAY
|s,ui.AunuaI Settlements
y Made July | Give
Concern.

LAX. June 27.-The rise In
- today was a clear re1ec-
4. moving confidence In hnan-
hat the principal troubles
.,,her than before. This sem
4. n,en underlying the surface
/, ,ssrations for some time past
rhe constraint Of possible
!, complications In connec-
- scnf-yearly settleineSts,
.le .sll money today testified
p%i.snnual period Is not 10 be
..lIrelv from the effects on
Todays movement Of call
so moderate. however, as
sffsct Of confidence. espe-
.,r Of the fact that only one
',,r dsy remains 10 be oridged
:. lime for disbursements.
market Was still In profess
~ A large extent, but In
d ,bs countenance given TO the
~ important financial inter-
% It's Influence on speculative
stocks we're demonstrably In
~ and this was the mainsr9y
,is,slonal operations for the
4 ws,e thus made effective. al
rather small scale. Oper-
IA rise avowedly based the
ss the hope OF an investment
= stocks springing up after the
/; ;-month as a result Of The ef-
-ssxf the proceeds of dividend
a distribution. The rise In
rstore, will be dependent for
-,fbo upon the development OF
4 Ssmand and also upon the
'.5tnes OF the effect of the eX-
q upon the money market,
4 York money market Is US
q 10 react from the periodical
I lhan are the great foreign
|rssts. Money was strong In
~ but discounts we're eosy In
4 Of early lowering of money
q Bank OF England return was
y Benk OF France also. while
4 raiu In gold OF nearly Sl,66o,-
4 4 loan expansion OF SIS, ,7s5,-
s,lude 10 the coming settle
sfIng exchange yielded a frac-
|rs. but was also lower here.
n New York city bond offering
ne attention and the better
La market was partly due to
reports of the likelihood of
iis.Qo0,000 being subscribed for.
'<if much of the prominence in
h Of stocks supposed 10 be the
dun Of speculation by Stan
aplialIsts, and pointed TO this
1tu with the hopeful utterances
|t published interview with
'nzefelleT, as evidence Of the
tllrde OF that group OF capt.
sharp upturn in wheat late
\ ADDED TO the disposition to
t and the extreme advances
iefahly relieved
',Ia Irregular. Total shIes. par
HOE.
Yates bonds were unchanged
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Omaha.

OMAHA. June observation-disclosures.
$500; market. steady: 5@10c lower. ma
i've steers, s4,75@6.75; cows and heifers.
and feeders. s2.006450. calves So 60G
40: bulls and stays, SO 25@ 500.
Hogs-,Receipts. $4,000: market, shade
loWer; heavy. IS! .!o@5.S23; mixed s575@
o.s0; light. S5,S0@5,90; pigs. S525@575
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market. steady.
yearlings' S5.1o46.50 wethers. S550@
6.l5; ewes. S4.7s@5.25 lambs. Sc. soar %.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June 27-Cattle-Re-
cce,pts; 1000; market strong. native steers.
34'3o@S75; Southern steers. 81 % as. 90
stockers and feeders, sS.5oM5.00; bulls
$2,i50t75: calves. s3.75ns 90: Western
led steers, S4.oo06.50; Western-fed COWS,
heavy, s5.so95,s7s; packers S5.s5m5' '95
light. $5.e0@5.s73; pigs. s5.O0@550.
Sheep-Eeceipts, 1000. market strong:
muttons, S5.25@6.50: lambs, sT.00m775,
range wethers. $5.106S25; fed ewes. 81 e
Gn5. % ' w.
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Reduced Bates East and Wess,

Ask any Oregon Short Line OF Union
Pacific agent about rates East and
West during Juue, July and August.
Special Excursion Rates in effect from
time to time to principal Pacific coast
and Eastern points.
City Ticket Office 2o1 Main ct.
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MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

MINNEA POLLS, June N-WheatJ5
July. slo2i; September, 81 .o2' S9 ~ ! haTa, ere
To y Northern. 1,02GD1 OH: No. 3 North
nru olcm 81 90.
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81 Louis Wool.

sr LOUIS. June 27.-Wool steady
rcrrjtorS and Western medium grades,
cIotbing .5km 2GSc; light fine. 2l@2lsc
heavy, nne isM tIc. tub washed. """
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~, York Sugar.

!. rsi,o,Inah June 27.-sugar-Raw
lnolaa a,2Sc: centrifugal.
q. cr,,sSses cr,Sses sugar. S.00c. Re-
alsd, 5na' : 'nod' o.70c; powdered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28

Only the very best quality of meats
served at the Royal Grill. Open from
TO IL p. m. Music every evening.
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AsF York Money.

S, ~, June 27.-Close: Prime
~. biq6 per cent.
ahnge weak. with actual
%nkeTs bills al s4-s6.S00
~ anu aI',l and at st.Ss.70@4.s3.75
'''s- Posted rates, s4,Slb
bills. s4.sss
<aQArs, SIC.
~, ponds steady: railroad
~ n,m nim at $266 per cent A;
In 'aoslng bid, So: offered at
~ ss Gun and strong, sixty
s<,,Ss ninety days, ~ per
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm, No. . spring wheat, 99c@s1.02; No.
3. 9ic@s1O1. No. corn, 539c; No. yell
low. 539c: No. 2 oats. 43c; No. white,
44Ac: No. white. 43@44tc; No. 2 rye,
SAC. Fair to choice mailing barley. 700
73c. Faxseed. No. l Northwestern, 81 27.
Primo timothy seed, s475. Glover. con-
tract grades, s1525. Short ribs, sides
$l6@l6.10. Lard per 100 lbs. sS.s2s
Short clear sides (ooxed). ss,S7t@9.130
Whisky, basis OF high wines Sl.5l.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
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Bathing at Saltair this year is per
feet, Water is warm and plenty OF it.
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r sslA Flour and Grain

n 'SAn, = June 27.-Flour-Re.
. tSsnI tSsnIieis, exports, $500 bar
Nv ~. barrels. Market 0rm
sh,ss Minnesota patents,
.asreir,t. Tt atraights, s4.3sTi,5o'
s{s ba. 22,7oo bushelsl ex-
;ut,,ryeusf sales, $500, 900
s,svs;s ses Spot strong; No. :
~, sN!or; No. . red sI,o2;
IN aeooo, no, ! Northern Duluth
srosaS, No. = hard winter.
n,sialure in wheat today
|s.rcead1 afternoon advance
|attsSIn winter wheat crop cs-
|esiS the expcctations OF
|tsspi,,,an N The Northwest and
aue S,.. shipments. Price :
n eIoasna ISusnal and then declined
lfl'% %aed d 2t@2hc net higher
!ll6iose se'oeed at 81 03I: Sep
.Vet, closed at sl.O7s
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Kodak Furnishing,
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., 142
Main st.
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The Superior Baking Go

makers of the famous butter nut bread.
None genuine without the butter.nut
label: We have the exclusive rights
Tor Salt Lake City. 48S East Ninth
South. Bell phone 46S7-X.
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/. n.naIry Statement.

| ayS, 4 ,Ns June 27.-Today's
n f,,uaMe ae treasury balances of
'sole balance, cash. $3.50
liseaa,sesu iSa bullion; s72,ao4. .65s.
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Removal N office.

DR.. Fred Stauffet has removed from
the Deseret News Bldg. to Rooms 3O6.
7-S Templeton Bldg.
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Closing Stock List.

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New York Fruit Market,

Total sales for the dag, 4yO, IUD ST
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TREATING bHpnosY

uWtnlpvef mnt ~ said of the SUP.
BGn accorded ~ Wallaeli w the Home
HHpfB, tof political effect n is veil
M the present llme ~ recall The iaci
liHl n N, and has been, Democratic
pmlny IN Hii0w The treatment NJ those
HHIiuo1 wilii lepr1sy Ny others lliah
licensed DbgHeians, ~ The following
UHnh NJ the democratic phry, 40
convention on september "a 1900,
HbGwH I'VE dlfeel aud pledge oar
candidates fgf lle legislature 10 the
pHaaaeH NJ u Inv permitting the treat
mam by others lhan licensed physa
unU NJ those afflicted wlll lepro5y.
libwui iiDrHld
wsaseesshese qgse4eesaA4seB
NM Ea6l ap0Hg M the invitation Dl
ltn ulUn Federation e2len1ed w Dr
Huddnr lbn pH3l0f N central Union.
iin Hm introduced Nv President Hnl.
HIIH NJ UHbu Cglleee
1nn WpHf monthly meeting NJ me
w. q. w. u. Wiil be hpId w llo phurch
p0Hor m confirm Union oiUrHi a. 2,3O
l1UDffDW Afternoon n large attend
HUpa W requested pan ~ BE- present
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rHmmNtrH W,unu " ~ be- hel1 on
Wn1HnHday afternoon three nov lruB
IhNH WiiI 49, elected Az ID recent meet
Ing tpid some time aGO n was voted
NJ l0GHa9e the t0ard Ol Trustees
from lWnlvn NJ fifteen
MiH Eala Kern BleD0gtnplor IN
me- once NJ the UeHt VI the Supreme
NOHn wiii lnnyp tomorrow Tor Kauai
WhHfu enc Va summoned bB Witness
iu me DHHu ~ tho fGuHIGty w, PAX
Zen, M wliIeli matter she has some
| IrDWIndtn n9 HIbn0EfhDhHf
A hhllFhIiUl chamber concert VII.
! fiYtH IA the University ClHb shlHfdh,
rgnmNF A imte number ~ music
lGylUF men hB1 aH opportunity ~ heal
/ whul wHs ono Uf tho most delightful
| p1HpffIB N lbg Kind over gwen here
I a. rgiihu hb8 received n cable
/ pnm Announcing Ibe sailing from EuI
/ ffHnuHG M lbn dramatic company
| un1Nf h.ihf1d'H direction. when W n
UDnU ltn DfBhn1u HnHH1n 'ihn com
/ D00g iH 0H lbp Alameda ana VIII rails
/ lHH rltImn Dpsl Saturday
1Iu dnnd IN transfer N lhp Palace
|rHIn sHID1B from tghH n Moore 4,
| lhH.iHH ! MnNuuty wdH entered ~
|tlb1id llis morning According Il
/ lhn lHnHIun Mod liiH price paid ~
| lha m1bnHy wbH $1,000 RMS VIII
Ihh mihs Nrubflhy paid f6f me fei
. l1UfnUI f5lD M Ch.hR brothers. mai
/ bH Mo- entire property toH him ti,55i
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roo MANY WIVES

IN lhp uWJuo States district court
lllu case uJ ram ruug ls holug tried
Ulla mupIUE Fam i'uuB ls q uhluu.
mUu who Hives uut ul WuNN uud
HaHua M have 4 penphoul Tor more
Wivm lnin lhe law allows THIS Ia
llio charge aanlnsl him ut present. und
ba has ouuo ~ twice buloru been ouua
vIvHi under lhu l11munds Act OF
mHnuy The case Us being prosecuted
byJ. i. Uuuuo, while Chnrlie Creighton
H representing the defendant All
lbla morning haB been lulen ~ III the
examination uI the woman VINO N
supposed To be tAm's superlluouH wife
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18
CANNlL H0Ll lob

ltIeH sheriff Henry states that
8nonh L0yell, who was acquitted ut
LiHuo last week on charge 0r Bllllng Il
JAPANESE prisoner, ny bIUtlns him IN
the stomach. VIII not be reInslaled 49,
imlol the position he held at The time
M tho rouble viii be retained III his
mnnp. n N said that bOyell n yery
popular M Kauai, however. ana VIII
have no trouble M securing another
l1b
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18

HDBA IN Honolulu ~ llo November
w. 10 the wiro ~ A . li0sa u
daughter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18
COULD NOR BUY
DRUGS ON SUNDAY

BDlrOH BFAH,.l would approcI.
Hle n very much " you would help by
the aid NJ your worthy paper ~ have
% law pissed requiring drug stores 10
keen open here all day sunday n N
absolutely necessary M times ~ have
1mr8, ana ON Sundays IN Ibis town
n ~ Impossible ~ gel them unless yGd
happen M be- on hand oarIy In the
morning ~ al six IN The oyonlnp n
10 ynrg Ollon d case ~ llIo ana death
win u sick patient, ana ns lur nB the
dfppF.s are concerned n does not
spem ~ matter 10 them, IN other cla
tics NJ loss size than Honolulu they
are Obliged 10 keep open day ana
nlehl. ana the law should be- made
here compelling them 10 do llhowlBo,
I DO not Wish ~ be- tn0chor but J
dD think that they should be Obliged
~ Keep open, In my own case 0ng
Sunday not long aRD was Obliged W
wan unlll evening 10 pot some modl.
cine FOR ono N my family, which my
doctor dld not have on hand, bat n n
was mol FOR The wish Of the DIVINE
Master that the member Of my family
should i've, I suppose that ho would
| have died for the lack Of medicine
hope that your paper VIII be- able Il
mend u very serious mistake.
CITIZEN,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18
laMnlnLLA. LuLY

The Federal Ouud larry H In eoa'
sion today II had not met for several
weeks, nud IL now rusumng business
with quite II number uf cases TO looli
into, II Ia lIboly that II viii he asked
10 nnd indictments against u numhor
ur the persons Involved us witnesses
ar otherwise. IN the lurmon cNHo,
On charge uf perjury
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18

luWnlho Mguu, HE KnSaoko sns
loon keeper who WAS refused liquor
license by the License Commission
last summer but who sold llQuor any
how and was nuod 500 IN the District
Court. has discontinued his case IN
The Supreme Court whore the ease
had been carried after the decision ol
the lover court had been sustained by
Ihe circuit Court
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-18
Ml0wnllARANn orr

CA y. r. MiOwep, Captain Hem
ming dgoked A. Bishops wharf NJ u
Il. m ON Saturday from Vancouver Hnd
Victoria and Balled for the Colonies a.
y a. ~ yesterday, leaving 10 passengers
Hud ~ tons NJ freight here ana taking
no passengers away, since she has not
renewed her American certificate