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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
COVENTRY.

MIR. Hollis Hancock was sick last week.
Mrs-James LABEL is 10 very poor health.
A@ Baldwin OF Irssburg IL the nov clerk
At G. J. Brooks
Gladys Ware and Harry vinton's chill
dren living on West Hill are III with scar
ie; f.yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mongcon served q
New Years dinner TO their relatives, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jane Durbsnb IL home from New
Hampshire. Her sister, Mrs. Soyes, &C
compsnscd her home
Miss Grace Williams and Mrs. Moses
Pulllneton have been the gaesss of their
grandmother. Mr. J. Burbank, the past
week.
A reception wss given Me-. and Mrs. Allie
NJ. wr,r 1T last wednesday svening sf the
hom. Of Mrs. wrixht's father, L. 4 6alld.
rhoso from . distance were entertained In
the afternoon, while those In the town
~ere present In the evening. ksfrssh-
meu,s were srrved consulting OF cske, leo
cram. lsmonads and shrub. The ps.sn. .
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
DERBY.

Carroll Wilson Of -. AIbans has been
spsnding . short vacation in tCwa.
There will De a leap year promenade At
Academy hall Friday evening, January 10.
Mr. aud MIS-. Alex. Grigg were called to
Troy Saturday. b. the sudden death OF his
father.
SIR. and Mrs. DsIos Marvin haze moved
into their new house az the north end of
the village.
A camp OF woodmcn numbering - was
organized here by Deputy Fos. OF Irss-
burg Friday evening.
The sophomore girls Of Derby academy
took their .friends for . leap year ride
Thursday evening.
The teachers of Derby academy aud tho
graded school attended the tsachsrs' fnstf-
tute at Newport Friday
Mr. Crosby, a student here last year. bot
til IL yesr attending Goddard seminary
at Barre, was visiting 10 town Thursday.
Mr.. r. l. Msrvin and two little dsseh-
tiers OF 81 Adams have been spendlnxa
q few days With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. :. Robbins.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

wszs rnssy ssa uss;sf.eoasssstzs q esair-.
silver, iiss1, eatos- etc. Srs. wrs<hs .,
cse of cur tsosi esssszsta yozng aseSes-
Sae ass ecenpirc ths posiEaoas % szp<ria-
;Vacens - n T. saaesy ,esaol aa6 p-s-4-
esas o, Epzesth Lssgsa Ne. wrlsei l.
egaaIiy ~esl teoasss 81 AZ wsa Iesn
zsscs 10y ard sops issy wIl rsszs.a IN
ioEn-
Thx event q TIC seek wss iee -ssh z.sr-
rage annissssary % NJ. AL Nh ueo-xe
Cosrew. A .urpst.e vs.ii "a. plsarea sy
thstr daughter and ssr kEse.ta &. NJ.
sne Mr.. Geo. Trsseao. NJ sna Mrs.
Cosrow xere invasd oct, ADD xrrs
eat for aysSg that they bad ecm-
psny, snt on their return ghry
souae shcGE thirty ave p~-soa. s.scn-
bed 10 celebrate thsir silver wedding. TIE
game Of finch wss indsiSwa 10 aud &C.
fru.hnsnEs wcrr p-osidea - the ss1xals-.
sun OF money w4s presented Mr and
Nrs- CorFos and q very sni3yabse exsninx
wss passed, al hoplrg that Ne and Ms..
Corros wouid live 10 oslrbrste many more
marriage snniVc-.ar.es.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
BLOOMINGTON CENTER
{. osno = Ia very poor aaziga.

J C. osan l. IN very poor aeziga.
Ness has he.a resolved Of tas des;a o,
Hiram Berry, former re.!deai. who lived
in Csnscs.
~. ard Mrs. joha Bullock have halshed
work Tor 0sosse conlsy at wes.noso and
srisrasc TO their hSno.
Arthur wsssnsy, formerly of isls place.
wac morea to CsIiioynl. elk years ago.
d 81 ozsob = sssa. 1907.
A-esyb, tbs iii;ls ak year oil dtrEescr
Of W lille R4aso n, nss eeen Ia q aregise
ssnea Jase snd = siiIi falling.
M and Mr.. Gsorxs Porter OF Spring
iis;d, Nus sp at Gsris.nss wiGh nj, pa
rcat., SIR. ana Me-. T. NJ. Porte.
Mis. Craudan, WAC has o<en staying
WIKI her daughter, Mrs z If. Porter,
ia Richio.c "Wednesday.
Among those sick, or who have been
sick. ate Mfs. Lincoln Campbell, T.. a
Robinson and his two cnilarsn. Mr.. Hen
~ Lslani and % car anosslatn's caiId-
zen.
Thirty friends m Z With Calvin Wilson
/ ID csmoer - u. 10 celebrate hi. 20. o birth.
/ day. There was an abundance Of gooc
things 10 Get, anc the opportunity t,r 90
;tsi int-rc JaF-e wss greatly O. dyed
Bcaismin P.saacaa snte.tsinei the guest,
part OF the eseai1s with grspaopaoae
/ selections.
/ w. II. Jt1sry o. East Burke t. here 20
7 the purpose OF orgsuiE lng an order Of tn
/ j. .. L. A. n. Toe order will be organ
I iEei 10 few days al Bro sniagton Cente-
I A charter list has been very generally
! signed by large number of the labor u
I eiiiz sns. If. JEFF ry Is state counseIe
/ OF Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
SOUTH ALBANY

FI1reac, Bae1snsa hi. ths chicken pDx
A. A. Webster was 10 Newport Saturday,
taking the X. r. ID. exsmIns,ion.
Mrs. Elmer Slack OF Newport Center Is
visiting her sister, Mrs- A. A. Webster.
NJ. and Ms. A. A. Webster and family
spent New Years with bis plrcnts in
Ieasou-g.
Mrs. Fred Chase of Crsitsou-y visited
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. A. {. Williams,
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ID. Patterson has been spending
the past week AZ Barton Landing With her
daughter, Mts. Fred Brown.
Rev. T.. Trowhridge. the former pastor Of
the Wesleyan Methodist church, now OF
Mooers. y. Y. came Friday to hold quar-
terly meeting. His many friends are glad
10 see him.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
WEST DERBY.

Mrs. DeIocrt Clark is quite sick.
Mr.. Arthur Benson il about the same.
SIR. Hodge from shrebrooke was IN town
on business Monday.
Mrs Benne. Fselds. who had a s.rok.
OF paralysis recentiy, f. failing.
David Kelley L painting the exterior OF
his house on Elm street occupied or Ben.
viznsauli-
Doris Lamb, little girl II years old.
died at the home of her aunt, Mrs- whIi-
comb, on Main street. The funeral was
held January al the Baptist church. TIE
school children attended in q body.
IA. Hastings, formerly from this pho,
but lately living In Alberta. ". W. r.. VINO
has been visiting here this winter, u very
sick with typhoid fevs- 81 the hon. Of h..
aunt, Mrs. Tom Norton Of Ayers Clss.
Mrs- George Loogs~sy he'd narrow g.
cape from being badly burned uhils
lighsins tbs fsrs Thursday morning. Hsr
hair. which wss down, esaxhs ore and hsr
clothing csashs from that. Mr. Leus>-
vsy hearing her scream came TO hrs rs,cos
and pa, the Ore out-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

The best Poultry FoDd made Is none
too good for the man who wants poui.
try 10 par. Pages Perfected Poultry
Food has in IL the ingredients which
have been found especially valuable
for laying hens II Is IN honest foosl.
Read what :. T. penoycr Of Constau-
TIA. y. Y. says about Il; Il can truly
say that Pages Perfected Poultry
Food Is the best Poultry Food that I
ever fed 10 int hens
ANY one sending his address on a
postal card 10 g \ Page, Hyde Park.
VI. and mentioning this paper. will re-
ccive by mail. free. postpaid. a sample
Food"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
EVANSVILLE.

Alison Marshail has bscn quite sick.
ID. II. Randall has gone to Boston on
business.
Howard Brown has finished work for
the Pike company.
Rex Thomas OF Lynconvlilc has be>sn yls-
Ting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Albert William have re-
TUNED 10 their hons in Connecticut.
Mrs. A. z. Ailard, xho has been visiting
hrrc. has returned TO her home In wes,
Derby.
Guy billiard was in 81. Johnsbury and
White River Junction last week, looking
for bis father. (sce vicinity items
There win Do donation for the bcusfi,
OF Rev. n Z. Howard ~ the Msshodis'
church Thursday evening, jan 10. Every
one cordially invited.
DErEaRED LOCALS.
Mr. W. H. Alex sncer visited frssnds a
Newport and Barton las, weak.
Ar. and Mrs. Pred Psrcsvsl spsn,
Christmas wiin Mr. aod Mrs. Il. 1. smlth
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
TOWER COMPANY, B sS+s rn'''' t
FOR SALE


Thrr. Two Tenement Houses
in many Villages.
O9e OF them on main street OF thrifty
village. Tao story nouse with large ell
end small barn. all recently painted and in
good repair Large garden, 3 maple shade
trcts. kents readily and pays big interest.
Price, 500, bargain. 1855
Another In a husiiing village must be
sold as owner l. Obliged TO change climate.
Large two story house, tenement on each
door. house newly painted and paperec,
one Of the osst locations In village Barn
2fx91. mig 1T be converted into a Dice tene-
ment Also large and vsiaaole building
lot goes With this place. Will be sold at q
low price as owner Is determined TO sell.
CRYSTAL LAKE ICE BUSINESS
Including tao large ice houses on the
lake shore, one of hem beside the railroad
track. Ice can be loaded from IL on the
cars Refrigerator cars are iced at this
house. Also a 10, of refrigerators, ice
wagons and all the ice tools included. No
competition. e. Ice sells for ID cents per
hundred. Coed chance for right man to
make money
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
BARTON, VERMONT
e. Both Phones.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Ness hs- brea n ersse<s exsr g &c dsskh
~ Mrs Casri<% f<asi AZ Beverly, Ssss.
Dscxno@x 80 Mr.. Frcss mvs1 IN Esss
xscinssy 90 ssny yaars. nus seo1s =
years SEQ sss sE0vs - 10 Mssssrhns<sEs-
Her nsshsoa csxt sbonE ave yesrs after
ka~y Esoxsa 10 thsf stale Sas. BAD r<eu
ia puur health tor sonss tsrne. cst wss
soc=I unttI Within q sess: tims us Ger
cesfn. Mr. Pros, wss sno daughter Of
Joan sad Mary gssssssl Bean. sse was
stnc, intelligent, re-olass woman, mem
be. of toe Baptist eausch here Tor $50
raIycsrs, bot after solns TO asssae sasrtts
ainsd the Nc hSdssi canrch- saa wss
the mot her OF three cons. two OF whom
died Ia the wsr Of the Rebellion, and one.
T. o frost. who survives D -. sac le2vss
also . grandson. George. wnon she
brought up; and ooe sister, Ms. A.
Downing Of Tswtsbary. Mss lbs
lnlrgmeai was beside her husoan6.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Mss GLADYS u sors wss hone recrntiy
from SIS t.s<l9 saers etc has ee~e tsseA-
lag.
Ms- II. !. szsith be. reta.ucd scuae
;ron Lebanon = hs-s sss spent week &c
eno,iy.
Carss ma wiGA tssIs tsax a;er. a,ss- Pr. n.
81 bz.sor.
Mis- ssrihs wcoasrd - working al tbs
b srcing house to- Ar.. Fred Danfo<th
taroegn nsr xscstanr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

cAEn oY THAMES We desire through
he ssoSrToR 49, exsaud TO uGr ira@ncs sut
neigh aEs our deepest th~Hss sod graft.
tuce for tie many stncurs-ss bestowed
daring the slcko Death and burial OF
COR beloved na.S~nd AID fsi bcF; asso TO
ne mesn ber- of the q a. u. sad ". a. q.
I'D OF her friends 8 M contributed u swcFs.
Mgs HARRIET 4. McGTiRE,
MR- AND Ms r. .. sToSE.
AR- AND aRs- ]. V. s.AgTIS.
Ben Sheldon Is home fron Rysgaic.
Henry SCOT, was in cs.t,seary Taursday
on business
Frank Tenney. 40 aas been very ~, IS
nov much BETTER.
c. usorse and family visiEed relatives In
E3cn las, week.
Merrill Mills visited 81 II. II. Davidson :
In " olcott lAst week.
M-s. Parker - In Burlington where she
went 10 have an opsrsti1n.
Mt. and Mrs. Eocr Bssas~ attic 1det the
lecture al Hardsick last week.
DR.. and Mrs Goddard were In Butling-
ton suple of days las. week.
Ms. Lura Campbell spent Saturday ard
sunday 10 Barton with friends.
George Rivers has b night the Cu:ri T
farm, and moved thtre last wceS.
{. II. Whi:cher has purchased nix q
piano for his daughter, ksr!eno.
Miss Eaphemls Jew u attended tie
tea chers' meeting a. Newport, Friday.
Mics Mary Mccue of North Troy !s visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and MFs. Eli.
Gilbert.
Mrs. Charles Davidson LET, Friday for
Hard wick to see her sister, Mrs. Piefes
no is iil.
Miss Mabel Hiiike- visited In 5 canton
last week. Miss jr4cs Vance took her
plsCe at he hotel.
There will BE- = donation and oys,er sup
Ter al the Methodist church January II
All cordially Invited.
Arthur Brown of Concord, y. H., spent I
cup of days last week a. The guest of IL
brother. Felix Brown.
he sad news has been received here o
the death by drowning, OF the oil ie.i sor
of NJ. and Mrs- Jerry Reynolds Of Aver
Mass
! Al Item IN las, wees issue should haE'
! read as follows: Mr. ana Mr.. John Oar
iing are visiting al J. b. Darling's, ant
Hsary DIrii1g f. visiting ST l. ID Sanders.
Like cloud ovtrhansing the briyhtnesl
/ OF the holidays has bscn the sorrow Tel
throughout this comm iniy in the deats
/ of James sic juire, VII 1se stes ness was o.
a ~ "a n - az
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
SOUTH BARTON.

Ms. q. Berry visited n West Baske
last week
Karl Wheeler has n1ssaet work for
Aaron Annls.
Mrs. IL. Il. oscast visited at Mrs L II.
Oscuti's Wednesday
Mrs I II. Gordon of Lyn6anvliIc visited
a. f. c. Drown's. WEDNESDAY.
gssa Drown OF Lyndonsiiie visited al
Aaron browns par; of last week.
Miss Myrtse kimball of Ss~poTi yisitsd
her parents, AR. and Mfs sak Kimossi
Iszt week
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
EAST CHARLESTON.

Ars. Asa Gregory Is quite sick.
Mr.. Walter Buck Is visiting In Derby.
" r. Trip Is In Boston on business.
Frank stodd,rd /, quite s.ck with tie
grip.
Ralph Trip has returned TO bis school
Ia Sorthsr. pson. Mas.
The Uai,ef Workers will serve dinner
"wednesday, Jan. 5, in the ye.try.
Mrs Jean Gray of Newark visited re's-
t!ves and friends 10 town the past wcsk.
MIidied and Glen Lang. who have bed
the guests OF thtir aunt, Hrs. {. r. Blood,
90 returned to thciF home in Barton.
Mrs. Ausiin Halls sister and two broth
O. who have been visiging here have re-
tn ned to their home in NsrsInvilIe.
TIE topic tor the {. Z prayer mecsing
on Jan. Is, ''Sangs Of the heart. What Is
trae blessedness' Leader, Misc E!sie Tay
lor.
The servIcs at Plymouth church Sunday.
Jan. IL. will b nsld in tho afternoon at >
O'Clock. Rev Thomas Hall OF leland Poud
will preach. Communion service will be
oh .erved and new msmbers taken into the
charc1.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
WEST CHARLESTON.

I'd. MILES Is visiting his cousin, Philip
Miles.
Ei. Royce has returned to his work al,
Gfotou,
Rich,rd Hall of Holland IS visiting at
kimb.li CiifYorc's.
Earle Johnson OF Holland 1. visiting
hls uncle, !. ID. BsrruP.
Emery Strswn has returned from bis
ylsit in Lancaster, Mass.
Chester Carpenter of Derby Center Is
staying a, Army Temples.
Bertha Crawford visited at John Dryers
IN Brownington last Sunday.
Berry, Temple has returned TO ne. school
at Echo, after the Christmas vacation.
Henry Dryer OF Coventry visited his
sister, Mr.. Betty Spencer, las, Sunday.
The many friends of Hon. J. c. Oliver
are glad to bear OF his improving health.
Me-. and Mr.. Amsss Dryer have re-
turned from their visIi in Msnchester, n. II.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Oliver OF 81. Al
bans visited his uncle, J. c. Oliver, last
week.
Mrs. Hattie Rsvoir and Mrs. Richard
s,eadiford have employment at Island
Pond.
The scholars wish to thank the people o,
the Congregational church for the bounti-
full dinner served them at the church on
Jan. 2nt.
The village school was obliged 10 give up
It's straw ride New Years eve on account
OF bad roads, bat they are anticipating one
/ In the near future.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.
eoxrsxrnD gaow raeg oSH-

H4.son fanesng wlsi &c bid a. tie enEscn
Saturday. Jsn- IL A soesai ho1r from u
% y o'csoc<. Dinner viii - served al J.
oses0cx The psogrsn for toe assrfnnon
aIgl b. The bearing 81 r~posss from esaFch
osslce.s. csscs,on OF osfae=ss and zppaiaa-
rsu, Of committees for tbs snsasrE year,
aud calling Of the roll OF fsss IN tersh'ps A
uaoss hs&rfy and cordial Invitation il here :
BIZ given 10 sll sEssaGs of the charea 70
attend this gathering. Come a. III osesoe<
and remain TO It's close.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
CRAFTSBURY


rasrr xiIi % Donation At the MstLo-
dtst eaGr-h January la.
aTAs L.dsss' Aid .se.esy mss wta NJ,
George Cease last Thar.day
Mr.. Hsreert spsuiaisT. who Ia. been
quite 10, is slowly improving.
rha O. r. ). presented valley Farm"
TO isll hoase New Year. cyrnlng.
Me- Mary T5lnaa aud ssand.oa OF
Walden are Visiting ia this town.
:. IL Anderson o, Manehester, y. H.
was in to~n last week, called th.re BY the
sickness aid ecaIh II sis mother.
Mo- Josie Anderson retained 70 Bur
lingtoa last Thursday after spendiag stes
weeks In toxa eiriag tor her mother.
rnere was oouactl Of doctors held las,
Sunday IN case OF ussham White. A
specialist from MoaireAI Vas in atten-
dance.
Henry MafCkrs la. bought The SCOT,
harness shop. IL :. rcportsa Iaat b wnI
finish the upper part ioto dwelling
house
Quarterly nesting service. win be held
I IN the VI. r. chaFca next Sunday. Jan
/ l-.n- TIE meeting OF the Official oovrd
/ viii DC bald saturday Afternoon.
1 Ciyds Anderson of Bosion AID George
/ Anderson OF Burlington we're in town
/ iast we,k to attend the faneraI Of Their
( grandmoiher, Ars. Laura Anderson.
! Tne NJ. Z. Sunday school elected their
/ nsw officers lsst sunday. Martin :. saw
yer was elected superintendent Mrs..
John baeooek, assistant; hrs. Emma
I LsaviIi, secretary and treasurer.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
/ School a. the academy opened Monday.
Howard Lyon was In Worthwhile la,t
/ wick.
Bahama Sinclair was a rocsn, guest at
/ {. II. Roots.
Robert Robinson Is working for L. T..
4 wneeier.
Mrs Mary Wheeler has been quite III
recently.
i Deacon Root was In Hard sick last week
I on business.
A ID. Msiesres is spending the winter
\ with friends In Grolob.
I VIII Benwaro OF wesiasld was al H..
Woodbury's last Friday.
Miss Frances weinnmsn visited her "a
rsnt- in Morrisviile recently.
Mrs. Scott AIIen was confined 10 her
esd the greater part OF last week.
GAdna Pike has gone to Pixies station, y.
H., where ne has a permanent position.
The annual church dinner and roll cal.
were held in the yesgry Friday. Iaieres,-
log letters we're read from some OF the
absent members and a pleasant time was
enjoyed By all.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
BROWNINCT

wallaca Ksnnlson and family visited
relatives In Albany last Wednesday.
Geo. Burroughs. who has been conh ned
to the HOUSE, with the grip, IL able TO be
out again.
has been formed Ia town aud the entire
town viii be csnvassed this week In the
interest of the Home Department OF tbs
Sunday school
So OF the friends and neighoors met with
SIR. aud M-s- Van Day Tuesday evening
Dec. Silt, Tor an oyster suppsr. and &c
help them celebrate their arsi wedding an
niyars.ry. All enjoyed a very plesssn,
time ana visa Mr. and Mrs. Day man,
yssr~ Of happiness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30
SURPLUS MONEY
IN ABUNDANCE
ret There Is No Symptom of
Reinvestment Demand
in Wall Street.
STOCK MARKET VERY DULL
LITTLE TRADING OTHER THAN
TESTING OPERATIONS.
STOCK MARKET VERY DULL

New York. June 29.-The stock market
was apathetic today and the sluggish
drift Of prices represented nothing more
substantial than the testing operations of
professionals. There was little 10 indi-
cate any notable change in fundamental
conditions. The present firm undertone
or the market evidently is based on the
conviction that Improvement lies ahead,
ana the poor showing Of present cOndi-
IONS seems not to have much effect in
shaking this opinion. While securities are
withheld from the market, il does not
stimulate the demand for new holdings
even with the near approach of the semi
annual disbursements Of probably $780,
tVo-OoO In New York and with an unwieldy
surplus OF banking reserves in the New
iork banks, which keeps interest rates at
isFei Tar below the rate of return on
Wen secured shares and bond issues there
Is no symptom Of the seasOnable reinVest-
hlent demand in the New York market.
There was another engagement of gold
Tor Europe today. This source of con-
tlnued pressure for gold represents the
Only doubtful factors In the undertaking
prospect OF redundancy in the world 6
money markets. London looks for a =
per cent Bank of England rate during
July and there is no apparent interruption
OF the inflow OF currency from the cOun-
try's active circulation into New York
bank reserves.
Railroad earnings reports show no sign
or promised Improvement in business. net
earnings Tor May being poorer than those
Ior April, as April was poorer than
March. The AtchisOn return made today
improves the May average thus far
SHOWN, the gross decrease of 81 0.a02 be-
ing cut down in the net return to 500 l47
loss BY the curtailment OF operating costs
RMS demonstration of the inefficacv of
economies TO oVertake the fall i'm earn
nngs of the railroads keeps attention cen
tered on the problem of wage readjust-
ments
The Washington estimates NJ sso oaa oao
deflclt IN the government revenues for the
fiscal year ending tomorrow point to the
necessity OF early Withdrawal of govern
ment deposits from the national banks.
This prospect receives small attention
however, In view of the bulk of the bank
reserves and the wide margin of unem-
ployed funds held by the banks The croD
news today was plentiful but was So bal
anced in its promise from different local
tiles as 10 neutraliZe il as q stock market
FACTOR Bonds We're irregular Total
sales, par value. S3,041 600. United States
bonds were unchanged on cali
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30
GRAlN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 29-Rain in Kansas and
buliish weekly statistics were respOhSlDle
for the strong tone in the local WhS ~
market today At the close wheat Tor
September delivery was up sc Corn was
yale higher. cats were d shade lower
and provisions We're DC hlShef
The wheat market was irregular during
the first half of the day, the July delivery
being rather weak and the deferred NJ
lures rather firm. Several leaders OF the
local bulls We're free buyers or the future
deliveries early in the session, Whlle longs
sold the July. The demand for the Sep
TENDER option at the start was due TO ad-
ditiOnal rains in Kansas and 10 the pIii-
ish nature Of the weekly statistics Inc
amount of bTeadstuff on passage de
creased .. 232 600 bushels, the visible supply
decreased I595.O00 bushels and the world S
SHIPMENTS for the week were about 5000
600 bushels less than for the corresponding
week a year ago. The demand became
more general late in the session, Whlch
caused a much stronger feeling IN all de-
liVeries Active demand Tor cash wheat
throughout the country by millers and
small primary receipts helped 10 inspire
demand during the final hour. me mar
ket closed firm. September opened = 10
lt02c higher at S5zs to sec, sold at $3.50
and then advanced TO S69sc. The close
was at l4dS62sC July sold between Soq
S5a4c and closed at S52sc.
The corn market was inclined 10 be
weak early in the day because OF selling
based on rains in various sections or the
corn belt. particularly in Illinois. The
market closed strong with prices at al
most the top notch. The September OPP
ton opened Isc lower at 6S5sc. sold at 6Sl %
and then advanced to 6934M693sc. The
close was at 695sd692tc. July sold be
tween 675s d69c and closed at Sc.
Oats We're easy at the start owing 10
more faVOTa BILE weather conditions, Dut
during the last half of the day the mar
ket became firm in sympathy with corn
and wheat. September opened a shade
10 sS6Iac lower at 1855 TO SSs4, sold up Ia
between 44iac and 45lzc and closed at 45c
Provisions were steady all day because
of active demand by local packers. The
close was firm, with September pork uI
sc and lard and ribs each DC higher
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-30

New York. June 29.-The London tin
market was unchanged to IS cd lower,
spot quotations showing the loss at 9125,
while futures were unchanged at ef26 as.
The local market was weak at 27.O0d27 30.
Copper was lower in London, with spot
closing at sos 5s and futures at e57. The
local market was weak and lower, also.
although it is reported that some prOduc-
eTs are refusing TO meet concessions. Lake
is quoted at y .62iaq12 70, electrolytic at
= 37l2M12 62i2 ana casting at 13.25q12. 37i2
Lead was 5s lower at e12 IS cd in the
London market. Locally the market was
easy and a shade lower at 1854. 80.
Spelter declined 2s Cd TO els los in Lon
don. The local market was weak and
lower at 4.45d4.50.
Iron was higher at 5ls Cd for Cleveland
warrants in the London market. Locally
the market was unchanged. No / foun-
dry northern. Is 50d1T 90; No. , northern
foundry, Is. l50l6.2 %; No. ! southern and
No. l southern soft. 16.5Od17. ..