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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19

5-ROOM MODERN BRICK. ZIG T.. STH
South; barn and cellar. a24l5
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.u.,. n.nrnII.A.n 11nI.s1.

SWELL APARTMENT HOUSE
on the main drive hllcd with best
class OF tenants and has long waiting
list Everything is the best money can
buy new and up TO date. Price, SI6OOOO.
half cash. The Lewis-Lowc Co. Judge
Bldg STd Floor
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NICELY FURNISHED RooMs-s25O.
Located close in on East End South.
Owner has bought large rooming house
or she never would accept this small pay
mcnt down. Rent only S35, and the house
is in fine shape; good lawn and shade
trees. This VIII, be sold by noon. Total
price 5000 The Lewis Lowe Co., 233
Judge Bldg
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4 MODERN UNFCRNfSHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. ground floor: also
small furnished bedroom. Electric light
and bath. SIS F.. 1th South. a2599
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S2Ou0O TO LOAN. MONEY on HAND
Jas. X. shaw & Co. goo u. e Walker
r29i7
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NtrAr BEREAVEMENT

I'm swell grocery store. 80 per cent oi
Tho business is cash. Fine location, very
low rent The Lewis Lowe Co, Judge
Bldg Srd Floor.
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REST RANT MEN. ATTENTION
For s2oOO, 90 vc can put YOU in one OF the
best paving cafes In salt Lake, OF city
and state reputation. Rent and lease sat
isfactory TIE LcwiS-l.owc Co, Judge
Bldg. Ord Floor
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so ,0o-4-ROOM BRICK, 5. T.: Ell. l..
AND WATER.
81 ,00-$-room brick. Rio Grandc ave.
Sl4 .00-5 room brick. west side.
500 .00-S-room modern. east side.
fo5 .00-f-room modern. eaat side.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE co.
a92gI
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FOUND
DETECTIVE AGENCY

WE DO ALL KINDS OF DETECTIVE
work; special attention TO divorce cases
Prompt service. Utah Detective agency.
500 Tribune building. t29S7
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MT. MORIAII LODGE 80. :. +. MD ~, ~,
M.-MIsonic hall. second NonaaS cusHI
month. corner First South and Soc"p'"
E.qsI Members Of sister lodges and So
;n,ir,ira, n,cu,brrs i'm good standing IN
yitad. Charles Bouslas W. NJ; CbI1sto-
picr Dichl. Secretary.
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LADIES TAILOR

-
TAILOR MADE DRESSES At Gl2
Judge bldg. Joe Straka. Guarantee
perfect fitting. ajS
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NNSNTCU LODGE 80. !. f. hNl' ~.
NJ Masonic hall. second Friday chch
month Members oi sister lodges ana So
jnurnnc~ brethren in good standing M
vitnd. H. {. Cav, W. NJ; y. d. Lowe
S.L.rnlllN.
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,y,pTu LOOKING; At

! rooms thnt afford u living aud "A h"ne,
located > blocks from Main street; gross
income $500 por month. II 5 lcallN q
beauty Th" LcTiS-LoNe Co. JN"Sc
Bldg 3rG Floor.
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UTAH COMMANDERY NO. /. kNl'liI3
Trrnpl1T-StaIcd conclavcs hold al Ma
sonic temple, corner Second lIasi anI
First South the first Thursday Of raGh
month. SoiouruinS Sir knights corhlNly
invited to attend. ,
WM NJ RASH II. &.
i. o. LEATIlERWOOD. Recorder oo,
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

FIDELITY LODGE no. IL. !. O. O. F.
Meets oyerv wednesday night az s
q clock. |. o. q. r. temple. Visitors wei
come. John Mckenzie, y. c.; j. &. Smith
Secretary.
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
Fumpruy. - w. lsi No uSSl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOE poOMI,JG HOUSES, LEASES,
etc. SEQ a. G. STEELE, IA e: 3rd 90 90,
rear Rock Island r H. office. Bcu izIDii x,i
Ind 1874 a'I-
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PERSONALS

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichcsters Pills. tho Diamond Brand,
For 20 years known as Best. Safest, AL
ways Reliable. Buy OF your Druggist,
Take no other. ChlchcsterS Diamond
Brand Pills arc sold by Druggists every.
where.
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FURS AND FURRIERS

HAVE YOUR FURS MODELLED RE
naired, dyed and cleaned. Seal. otter.
beaver, Persian. lamb. aetraEan and other
f5rs made 10 order. f. Stencil Fur Co.
81 H. Sd So. Both phones. Ng4lo
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFlNEMIE;,aSs5t
cases. Mrs. Lizzie C;elsler. $50 w,o,i
Srd North. Bell 1i9S-N. Ind. i0s', S''
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: acres near Holmes ibr ward on I4lh
So: price 5000; $3.50 down, balance In
years.
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Ell KNI4AII TEMPLE. 4. \. O. n. NJ. >.
Regular sessions held at Masonic inin i
pie. corner Second East and FIRST oouin'
the third Wednesday In each nohtn; ~
Iournng mobiles invited 10 attend. w "
Rash. Potcut1tc; j NJ. Marriott, l'e-
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EIECTN CHAPTER. I.
D.. order Eastern Star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday oi each month.
Masonic Temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
:. NIPpEE. w. NJ.
KI.AND. Secretary.
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4-ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, $40 PER
month, blocks from end No Salt Lake
street car line. Inquire 1905 Chicago st.
a22i5
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30 YOU WANT TO TRADE?
w" hay" liy" grocery store that we
want to trade in uO q house and lot.
VIII pay balance cnsh
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: Is acres facing north on 18th South
blocks from State road; price $3.50, Sioo
cash, Sl0 per mo.
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GREAT BARGAIN

4 GREAT BARGAIN.
BY owner--5-room modern D. b. house
two halls, two closets, pantry. hathroom'
eementcd cellar. fine pickel-plated plump
ing. electric fixtures. screens and nlinoss-
Built for n home. Close In, southeass
Must sell quick. $4,000, Easy terms i1ss ilo
s2sd io9 Windsor ST. al.s-
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TUNING

JOHN. A. LECIfDEITER. TUNER AND
r"pairer Of pianos and organs Bell
ii59-H. w@2J6
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MONEY TO LOAN

-N-------~[-~~----N|-
AMOUNTS OF $500 AND tP: LOW
rate UI interest. Houston Hcpl Estate
Inv. Co. s5l So. Main 81. Phones -.
jl299
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES

s6soo-.5s.RooM. MODERN. up-ro-
TIE TIL MINUTE EURopEAN no MS-
LEASE. ilMhT AND HOT VA
TEH ri1:,, FREE; ~ ALWAYS EghL yI1ISS OF OF
NOT SOLD HY NOV. lsT. WILL
BE TAKEN OFF THE MARKET.
NO TRIFLERS NEED APPLY.
FOR IEASE-ONE BEAUTIFUL. UN-
FURNISHED. 1s-RooM MODERN
PLACE, STEAM HEAT, ETC.
LARGE ROOMS, RIGHT LOcA-
TlON AND PLACE.
BLlII:T by THE SAME PEOPLE
s,,o, First CONE: FIRST SERNED.
LEI, LET'S: h'st sErHs: ASD A AsHc Nitr. coa Oh
EM26RNTARME M6NEH MEKER. ntAcH; TERMS, AND A
ONE or or riiE E'iEslTSF PRETTY PLACES
OF THE CITY: FINE LOG;
GOOD LEASE AND RENT. Al.
GIiESTs JILL oh pif''' ->'hI'7'
sT5oo-5G.Roo EXTRA WELL FUR
NiSHED. ARlSToCRATlC LoG;.
PERMANENT CHESTS, NEVER
a VACANCY; ALWAYS a WATT
..o,o Low RENT. TERMS.
S'ooo-d5 ROOMS. ANOTHER BEAUTI-
EuL PLACE, EXoUISGTELY
FURNISHED. CENTRAL LOG; i;
LONG LEASE. TERMS.
AL OF THE ABOVE PLACES CAN
ONLY kE BOUGHT THROUGH THIS
N1hNCS. WE HAVE THE BEST AND
LIST.
a: RICHTER. REAL ESTATE. A. J..
RISAITAfN; MGR. r. o. DEPT. l9 w.
lST so. PHONES 641.
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- acres. all improved. s-r. brk, . large
barns. flowing wells, chicken runs cellar
archard etc, 4 good place for fish raising.
price $4,000. See us for terms.
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SECONDHAND STORES

BUY SECOND Ha.tns|
goods stoves and ranges. Micnits0,ss "a
Fur Co. Bell BIAS, Ind. 43l. ss~
WANT SECONDHAND GO0ps
stoves. ranges. Michigan Furnilrua,, ",
Co. SiS state. Boil 5td5. Ind f3l. a-o.,
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M1upAn CiIAPTER no.

MIZPAH CHAPTER no.
=. order Eastern star
Stated meetings first
Monday Of each month,
Masonic Temple. corner
Second East and First
south. Visiting menu
hors cordially invited.
GTu SCHRAMM. w. NJ
NCJNIH. Secretary.
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Ten rooms, well furnished. close f.,
on Main street: rent $500, Co.ns
claes Of roomers and rooms a,1,,vu
full. \ bargain. $4,000 handles
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]. -. -. f. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows.
Salt Lake Lodge No. >. Friday.
Enterprise Lodge No. -. Tuesday
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DRESSMA AKING
MINES AND MINING


TEST YOUR ORE ON A CONCENTRA-
:or that makes separation and saving
free: no charge. Call Union Foundry and
Machine shop. ai9lI
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOr.l;S
in 10 minutes, 40 W. End So. basement.
m302l
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KELLY & MONTROSE.
400 Mccormick RIls
ACREAGE
SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST

$1,000 s''
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THE LOCATION OF THE NEW CITY
of Midvale: good opening for drug
store; jewclry store. restaurant or bakery:
location next 10 postof6ce, Apply 132-E
Jordan. a2N7
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
KELLY & MONTROSE.

REAL ESTATE AND sTOc,E
BROKERS.
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UTAu-IDhIfO INVESTMENT CO,
2l2 South Main ST.
Rooms and 6.
Bell 632. Ind. sol
a2ils
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money: we will treat YOU as We
Vcnyc with only one foreclosure. Kusse
l.. Tracy. ii East First 81. nl5l3
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NOTES OF SALAElED PEOPLE.
business concerns, and women Keeping
house hpuGht without security: cheapest
rates: easiest payments. offices In &c
principal cities. -. II. 'folman G3S Atlas
block. tSS7
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. acres on 5h East near 18th So, $500.

81 acres. corner lSth So, near Stale
street. $3.50 Der acre: q real money maker
for sUbdiyldinE. Don't miss IT,
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MIRIAM REBEkAi LODGE MEETS
first and third Saturday evenings of
each month At l. -. -. Z. temple. o21I5
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MAKE AN OFFER

MAKE AN OFFER
on fine building lot on End East, nearly
opposite city and county bldg. Owner
leaving city and must sell.
$4,000 HOME
S-room mod. brick. md ave. and p st
II Is nearly new and a great bargain at
this price
$4,000 TRACKAGE.
Skis rods on irh West st. reached by
all railroads; also fine tract on Ord West
near North Temple.
6 ACRES
Of fine fruit land near Westminster col
leCc only $500 per acre.
10 ACRES,
L. llth SO. St. well improved and good
water right.
o. ACRES
east of pen; splendid land and fine loca-
tion, $500 per aCTc.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
81 L. 1st So. st a25ss
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Special.
ell-cstablishcd saloon Cultures a7n
complete stock good lease low rent for
$4,000 il bought within tho next ten days
a. RICHTER.
\. +. RRATTA1N. Mgr. p. q. Dept
70 w. 1st South. Both phones sil
rlS7o
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4 y. UI'MPURiES.
Bell 1888. IS w md SO. 81 Ind wa
a"tOG
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SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
furnace, 1T2 18th Fast. Boutwell, e. Nc
Conaughy. 503 Boyd Park bldg. a13SG
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ATTORNEY
ASSAYERS

CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS AND
chemists. removed to 229 South West
Temple, wl192
UNION ASSAY OFFICE 1j2 SOUTH
West Temple. J.. o. Box 1916. nt5l0
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SECRET SOCIETIES

-~~~~~-~~~~"~-~--~-c-> ~, orDI.
A. 4. :. RITE-TlIE -FOUR COrVitDl
Free Masonry hold stated meetings thc
third Thursday in each month at tnJ
Masonic temple. corner First S3utn aIri i'
Second East. SoJourning bfctnrch :"
yitcd.
G. II. Fisher, 32d deg;
w. NJ. Jordan Lodge of Perfection 40 -'
L, If. Carr, 22d deg. ,t
w, NJ. james Lowe Chapter oi Rose C'o'A
No 4.
James N Brown *. G. G. II.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council oil Ma
losh No. !.
j. NJ. Marriott. a2d deg,
NJ OF *. Congistory No J.
Christopher Dichl 33d deg.
Register for all The bodies.
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a. y. HUMPHREYS
IS W. End South st.

4 BIRD.
10 rooms elegantly furnished right In
In" heart OF tn" city: cheap rent. steam
heat. Big prolit-payer, and small. pay
mcnt takes IT,
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\ CRACKERJNCk
gl q cigar stor" on best street I'm town.
fargo room rent only $40. VIII sell at
invoice. and YOU can make good money
on your lease.
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JORDAN LODGE 80. =. ]. O. O. F.
Meets every Monday night ut J. O. O. r.
temple. Visitors invited. w. = Foster
y. c., W. y. Hopkins secretary ali3i
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I.TAfI CHATTER no T. X \. NJ
stated convocation FIRST "Wednesday III
each month ~ Masonic hall. corner SCI
oud East and First South streets. ,,pln
wood II. r.; Moses C. Phillips. Sccrc-
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on REAL. ESTATE. LOWEST RATES
Elmer T.. Darling Co. ~ Main ST.
mi 500
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
liaioran-JudCc Co. %09 SO. Main. cS2S
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v<.Is CIIAprE.R no.

IYNpS CHAPTER no.
/. order Eastern star.
Masonic Tcmplc-Sial'd
meetings iirFt frldaN
each month, NlSilillS
members viii receive q
cordial welcome. Satalt
NJ. Mccarty, W. NJ. F.
Nellie r. Spencer. i. 7.
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sso.Oo--iIR. Mod. T.. :. W. Temple.
Si0.oO-9-E. Mod b. 9th h. and ii So
s30.00--7E. part Mod. nth r.
s?5.po--9-E. Mod. b.. 9th l.. Bel. 30 ana
ilth So.
s2e.o0--4-R. frame. T.. st.i So
MEEkS t& MCCARTNEY
IND. ?os. .i0-2Il Boston Bldg. Bel 2b32
a.32G
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
Some Sharp AdCances, 5cith Appar-
cnt ReaIizing EIse5chere-
ErDOrt Returns.

Moderately strong in the morning hours after
opening irregular. the stock market became dull
around noon and later developed a reactionary
tendency the close being irregular and rather
weak. Union Pacific the leader in the early
trading advancing TO 1875, which within 2s
per cent Of its high record figure, made in Sep
tember. 1905, following the raising Of the divi-
dend rate TO 10 per cent. AtChison went to 1863
and Baltimore &, Ohio to 120, both new high
records closing under the best Of the day. but
with gains Of more than point each. Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rose 70 new high
levels for the year, the former points to Isl =
and the latter points to 154A. each, however,
closing about a point under the highest, the
tvity in these issues being partly ascribed 10
the baseless report that a successor to the
Northern Securities Company was planned with
the Colorado & Southern the holding COM
pany. These were the principal advances among
the prominent stocks and under cover OF their
activity and p-bidding a wide distribution Of
other issues appeared to be in progress. In the
afternoon certain specialties assumed the lead
ership, among them American Beet Sugar, which
advanced nearly points and retained prac-
ticany all of its gain at the close; Columbus &
Hooking Coal and Iron, which rose TO STA,
crossing United States Steel common: American
Cotton oil, which made maximum gain of
more than point, and Corn Products, in which
the trading was unusually heavy, movement
Of this sort being a sign, but in these days not
infaIlible sign, of the waning Of a bull
movement In the last hour Third Avenue suf-
feTed sudden and sharp decline on selling
based upon the report that the reorganization
plan would be brought out and would in
clude provision for a heavy assessment.
The monthly report Of the Copper Producers
Association. showing considerable decrease in
stocks for May, despite an increase in production
over April Of nearly 100000 pounds contrib
uted To the strength Of Amalgamated Copper,
which advanced a point and furnished further
proof of the revival in business. in its favorable
comparison with the figures for the first month
OF the year, which showed a production 22,O0O-
900 pounds in excess of the consumpton while
In May the quantity taken by consumers
ceeded by more than 1900 00G pounds the guam
tity produced. The bulletin of the bureau Of
statistics showed domestic exports for May
100000 more in value than for May a year ago,
but less than for the same month in any other
year since 1904. The chief falling off was in
breadstuffs. rejecting the high prices ruling in
the wheat and corn markets; while cotton ex-
ports were 100000 larger in value than year
ago and S5.009,000 larger than in May, 1907. The
time money market continued steady YESTERDAY
with rates unchanged. Call money advanced
to pa per cent and closed at Il. Foreign ex-
change was strong, the demand sterling rate
rising ten points.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARhET--Noney on call opened Al 2
per cent; highest, % per cent lowest ll per cent
last loan ll2 cent closing. l1zG12z per cent
eulfng rate, per cent Time money continued in
Kteady demand for the longer periods, and q fair
business done. Rates were 2i4G212 per cent for
fiEty days 2i.623. per cent for ninety DAYS. % as
per cent for four months, 3d3is per cent for five
Snonths 81 af32. per cent for six months and per
cent fCr over the year Mercantile paper was in
sairly good demand. Rates 81 a3@1 per cent for
sixty and ninety DAYS indorsed bills receivable,
S1z64 per cent for choice four months single
Games and ssG5 per cent for those less well known
FOREIGN Sterling cables were up
e points II the opening TO 4SSd4SS5, but the bal
snce Of the Harket practically unchanged al
g7e5G4SI73 FOR demand sterling and 4S5Ss "A -S55
for sixty-day bills. Short francs were quoted at
H1s7 1-54fT5167s. and short rechsmarks S9sd
s5zs plus 1-32. Under the pressure Of q heavy de
1nand for cable remittance in connection with the
London settlement the market decidedly strong
tn the afternoon. advancing TO 10 points from
fhe opening. Gables were quoted at fsS05fl iSslo,
xerand sterling At 4s724 Q4S7S and sXty-day bills
81 4s5soG4 SIS. The market for short francs was
s1s7sd5167s plus 122 and for short reichsmarks 5}
E8& plus 7-32-
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated Exchange sx-
hibited much t-reEularfty. While the number -
different issues dealt in-sixty-six-vas less than
on "Wednesday. the speculation continued broad
Dealings I'm "a number OF the specalties we're
particularly IiveIv notable Instances being Anler1-
can Beet Sugar. Com Products, Wabash pre-
ferred. Ontario and Western and Third Avenue
An occurrence. which has not been unusual r.
than ten shares representing various issues
Z MON Pacific led the market in point OF activity
its total being more than double that Of Readlns
the next most active stock IL sold as loV as
1871 - point under the low touched on the STOCK
cHarEe. The high and low OF United states
Steel common. SIS and GS5s respectively, Wer-
both "a point below the figures Of the other Ooara
4 great deal OF uncertainty existed in The mIndS
Of the floor traders as 20 the immediate narAet
outlook and this resulted IN some issues oeins
hid FOR firmly. coincidentIy with the free oner'ns
n otrer issues Detailed operations follow
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading In the market for outside securities, while
showing a fair degree of activity times, virtu-
ally confined about a dozen issues Price
movements continued less irregular. with
strength and weakness alternating almost sirnul-
taneousy. The industrial list in for some at
tention. Central Foundry preferred strong at
an improvement of II. Standard Oil. increased
activity, advanced points American Tobacco was
off points In the mining list Ohio Copper Davis
DAILY. Goldfeld Consolidated Daisy and United
Copper we're higher Alaska Mines securities made
a further break Of &C.. later recovering part. Golden
Star broke nearly point. There was little or no
inquiry for bonds. which ruled about steady
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
Rankers. posted rates were as follows.

DOMESTIC EXCHANCE-Boston &c discount
and par; Chicago. par bid; SC premium asked; San
Francisco. sight par telegraph 2i2 permium; New
Orleans. commercial par. bank 81 premium;
Charleston. buying par selling 1-10c premium; St.
Louis. 30 premium bid. SOC premium asked
BANK CLEA RINGS.-New York exchanges
1900 111.s95. balances s1S.s26.147: Baltimore. ex-
changes S4.906. .2o2. balances SS4s.025; Boston.
changes S27.3sl. $50. balances S2I2l.s95. Chicago
exchanges Sf6.s7o. 293 balances S4.76Gs95: Phia-
telphla exchanges SO 204 13l. balances S135S309.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver 52Ssc
RSexican silver dollars. ffc- Bar silver I'm London
rlcsed "a 3-16d. d decline OF sd.
= GOLD PREAIIUAI.-In Madrid, 16.50: Lisbon. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 20ll=.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, S1.040.2S3; internal
enue receipts S707so3; miscellaneous receipts $59.
3zs Receipts for the day, S1S07230: expenditures.
e. 80 09e Receipts for the month TO date, s19.-
S5l,s75: expenditures. SlS.S7O.000: excess Of re-
ceapts ssSiS75 Receipts for the fiscal year to
date 1855 p SIG: expenditures, 1868 0SS, ,402 ex
cess Of expenditures S96S7G,72s.
EUB-TREASI-RY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
70 the Clearing House s2,303,i as
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money In
London, per cent: open market discount rate for
short bills 2d2 1-6 per cent; long bills per cent
Beflih discount rate 27s per cent: Paris discount
rate, IL per cert. Paris exchange on London. q
francs Hiz centimes: Berlin exchange on Londcn
% marks 45lz centimes- Bar gold. rs Sd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. SIS per cent; for the account. SiI. French
rentes. IS francs 12ih centimes.