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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21
SALT LAKE MARKET QUOTATIONS

There MAS little new, on the produce
market THURSDAY. Quotations were
erately GOOD, the, call for fresh fruit and
garden truck being the greatest. pota-
toes continued AZ 80 cents a peck. al
though dealers think there will be fall
IN the price of this vegetable very soon,
Flour, sugar and butter rctaied at the
same figures as they. did week ago.
Prices OF various freah fruit show a
tendency TO be on the decline although
but very few quotations have changed
from week ago. Cherries arc plentiful
at 20 cents a pound and strawberries at
oranges was received from California
Thursday, and also consignment Of
garden truck from Moapa, New. Quota
Retail Prizes.
HAY AM GRAIN-Alfa,fa per cwt.
30 bran. per cwt., LOO; barley. rolled, per
corn. per cwt.. 2.io. cornmeal. per cwt..
LIS; shorts; per cwt., l.5o;. timothy, per
cwt,, So; wheat. per cwt,, 1.S0.
ELiGG isS,, Rmaish patent per ewt" $:I2;
sIgade per cwt,, 3l5; graham. per cwt..
suGAE.cCsn. per ewt, $40: beet.
EGGS-Strictly fresh. per dozen. Esq
80: case: per dozen. 20.
BGTTbR-Crcamery per lb.: rs; stor-
'S cHEEsE@USoh. tar per lb.. 20: Swiss. i'm
ported, per lb,. 30; New York cream. "a,
Eoquefort, per ID, so; hrle, per lb., so;
Camembert, each. 80; Neufchatcl, each
10: lmburger, per h.. Pa: Edam, per )o,
40: Empire brick. per 10, so: Mac
Lsren,s, each, .s5@, 20;
MILK AND CREAM-Fresh milk (dc-
lrercd). II quarts for LOO (ovcr countcr),
per quart, >; fresh cream GO per cent?,
per quart ,40r.Jo,
POCLTRY--Dresse hens, per lb.. 20;
Ioasters, per To-. 20; spring chickens. per
lb ,25:. turkeys. per To-, 80; ducks,
(domeStic), per lb.. 20.
MEATS-Baef. T-bone. per lb.. .2%s,
sirloln, per lb,. lii; family porterhouse
per lb., 20. short cut, per lb. 20: round,
per lb., is; chuck, per In. 10. pot roast.
per ID. 10: prime RIB. per ID, 10: rump
per lb., Is. boiling. per H., g. soup
bones. per 10, q; pork chops, per lb, 10
n l1i; hams, per ID, ,1S; hams Csnokcdl,
per ID. ,l6; bacon, sliced. per lb., 20;
bacon, piece. per 10, 10: fancy bacon,
sliced. per lb., 80; fancy ba con. piece, por
lb.. %: salt pork. per ID, 10: veal. chops,
per ID, 17!: shoulder chops, per lb,, 125;
shoulder roast, per ID. 12i; breast stew,
per 10. l25; muttop-leg, prime per ID.
10: loin and ribs chops. per ID, 10. shou!-
der chops, per ID, 10; stew. per lb.s 3:
lamb. leg: per lb., l7s; prime chops per
FISH AND OYSTERS,-5arrs cuda,
per h.. Il: bonito. per lb.. 10; catfish,
per H., Il: goldfish, per H., Ia; carp, per
h.. l5: kincfish. 25N3j. founders, per lb..
IS: kngish, per lb.. -: herring.
per lb., 125; hal!but, per III. 10. fresh
mackerel, per ID, 20; haddock. per 10.
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EARLY MARKET STRONG;
DECL| |HE NEAR CLOSE
Advance in Liverpool and Ad-
verse Foreign Crop Reports
BulIiSh Influences.

CHICAGO, MAY 90.-Activi,y and
strength marked carly trading In wheat.
but considerable dullncss developed dur
ing the last half of the dav and much
OF the carly buoyancy was lost, \, the
high point both July and September wore
more than l cent above tho previous
close, but this gain was matcriaNy rc-
duccd in. the final hour. The May op-
tion again sold at $40, the high point
Tor the season.
The market at the opening was bull
ishly affected by an advance OF amsd at
mate on the amount of wheat which will
he exported from Argentina this week.
which was placed at about third the
movement OF the corresponding week Il
shipments from Australia for ibc week
would be very light. Publish sentiment
was further augmented by adverse crop
reports from France and Gcrniany:. These
factors, however, were partially offset ny
moro favorable reports from Kansas,
Ohio and Texas. and by report from
In -four. The range OF July was beLwsen
sl.i51 and Sl.16. The close was frm
with July at Sl.I5l@l l5s-
May corn established n new high roc
ord mark for the season during carly
trading. when the price advanced TO dc
The market in general was strong dur1nE
and became quite weak late in the, ses-
sion. Prices al the close were almost
at tho lowest point final quotations cn
July being at 6Ss@6SSc and on May at
New high record marks were also
recorded In oats and the market DIS
played more consistent strength t2an
either wheat or corn. early In the .I;y may
May sold at 5o9c and July at 529c. The
close was firm, sa3c higher. with Man
al 5o5c and July at 52i652ic.
Trade in provisions was quiet all Jay:
to 5Gf1bc higher.
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12l@15: mullet 10. Ga Macknaw trout,
per 10. 20 pr, pr;awns per d., 40 perch.
per lb 20: salmon (lllppered). per H.,
20. skate. per lb., 10: sen bass. per 10.
la; striped bass. per ID. 27i; shad. per
H.. II; smelts California;, per ID. Ia
l6. sturgeon. per h., l1a; brook trout,
each. 10; whitcfsh, pcr lb., %; yellow
tail, per ID. IL. yellow pike, per H., %;
,YEGETABLES. -. Artichokes tCalfor-
MAJ each. 10; beerv. per peck
psrs lCalIfornia1. per To-, l5; ETus-
per peck h,, 10 cgeumberS California;.
per bunch, 10; o9ulidower, per 10, I@5;
Chilli peppers. per H.. 30; egg plant
Per 10. ~; horsseradiah root. per Ib,
Is: onions. per 10, %; green on
ions. two, bunches, >; oyster plant.
5wo ra6is%as 6H6Snes potatoes per peck
parsley, three bunchcs. 10; parsnips, per
peck, 20: tomatoes, per lb.. lS@aO: turnip.
per H., 70; hominy, per quart. 10, honey
pickles. sour. per quart. 30; pickles. di!l.
LEUITsmAppcs. nsr peck. eo@7o:
per h., =: cocoanut5 each, 100 l; I5: chcr nr,
rles, California. per h., 25. dates two
pounds, %; 6gs; per Id, 10; Turkish figs.
p'E I'VE -ns lcUDUs, per dozen, "a,
lemon peel, per H., %: oranges PEI
dozen. 2om50 piuespplcs each, SJ6D 20;
Dersimmons, per lb.. 20: rasphcrrieS. per
box, l25m15: southern pcrsimrrons. pcl lh
Sl-$: Strawberries California;, per box,
NUTs--Almonds. per lb.. %: Braziis,
per d., %: filhorts, per 10. go pccans
per 10, 20: ptnenuts, per lb.. i5: waInuts
per lo'. 2V@2o: popcorn. throc pounds %.
Wholesale Prices.
Ahalfs, ton, 12.5o: bran. cwt.. l.&5; bar
ley. rolled, l.5O, nour, family, 80; flour,
straight 80 -four, high patent IS;
OATS, so; timothy, ton. $500: beet su-
gar. G.lO; cane sugar $50. beef per lb
90 ~: mutton. 6tda: pork. S8Sl, loin OF
pork, 100: veal. lOml2 spring lamb, II:
ducks. ID. 10: spring chickens, IS hens
Ia; turkeys. ~; barracuda. 12; black
bass, 20: catfish. IA; carp. ,. Goldfish II:
crabs. doZ.. 3,00U 900; founders. 1n: king
nsh. II. halibut. IL; fresh jnackcrel 20;
mullet, ?; macknaw trout. 90; mountain
trout l2s each pra WIS gal. 1.50: perch
~ rock cod. II: salmon. II: skate. u; sea
bass. 10: striped bass, 20: shad, 10;
smelts. Cal, 10; snelts. Or l.: soles.
II; whltcilsh. 20; creamery butter 20:
Talch butter. -; fresh eggs. case 675c1
100: eggs. storage. case, S.25; almonds 20:
hrazls. is, nlberts. IS; pccans. IS; wal
nuts, -; apples, case 1.250 l.6O: bananas.
I'M, 6; beets, To-, u: carrots. ib, Il;
cabbage, To-. .: caui1owcr. S, lemons
9.oo@3.5o; onions, Il, oranges. 800; no.
latces, cwt, l2!; turnips. II: celery,
dozen lunches. Go@75 parsnips. II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21

NEW YORK. May 90.-rhe London tin
market vas Is Cd higher today. with
spot quoted at GISl 12s Sd and futures
at Sl32 12s Cd. The local market was
firm, but quiet. with spot quoted at
$2S.95@ CO.'S
An advance Of 5s was reported in the
London copper market, spot being quot
ed at s59 SIS I'd and futures at ESQ 2s
cd. The local market for copper was
steady. with bid prices a shade higher
on the lower grades Lake was SI3l2iGD
13.3is. elcctrolytlc at sI2.S7s Gll3.00, aud
casting at S12,15d12.ST3.
Lead was unchanged at .ct3 SIS Sd in
London. The local market was firm at
Ss.30n4.40.
Spelter was unchanged at s22 in Lon
don, while the local market was firm
and shade higher at S5.15m6.@0,
a slight advance was reported in the
London iron market. with Cleveland war-
rants quoted at ass. Locally the market
was unchanged, No / foundry northern.
S16.OON 1850. No. foundry northern.
SIS. l5@16.25. No. l southern and No J
southern soft, Sl6.O06l6e5.
Closing Stock List.
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EYannrated ErllitS.

NEW YORK. May 2o-Evaporsted ap-
pies unchanged. Fancy, S3@93c: choice.
7mi3c; prime. 6G63c; common to fair,
@5gc.
Prunes arc firmer in tone, with quota =
lions ranging from &c to 12c for Cali
fornia fruit and from 6lc to DC for Ore
gons, 40-50s TO 20-30s.
Apricots firm; choice, 10V10ic;
fancy, l0kGbL3c,
Peaches are not attracting much de-
mand, but prices held steady In the alb
extra choice. 6s@6Sc: fancy. 7@Ssc,
Some improvement is reported in the
marlet for California raising, but there is
no quotable change in prices Loose mus
catels, Sg05ic. choice TO fancy seeded.
4G@6c; seedless. 32@5sc; London layers,
31.15M1. 20.
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. May 90 -rlour-Recclpts.
$4,000 barrels. exports, 1900 barrels; firm
and offerings light.
Wheat-Receipts. 1900 bushels spot
steady; No. red, s1.4o elevator and s1.AJ
nominal fob. a1oat; No. l northern Du-
luth. sI.36 fob, anoat; No. 2 hard win
ter. s1.37b fob. ahoat. Options-B -Bullist
foreign crop news partly explained an
advance In wheat this morning. Reactions
followed at midday. but subsequently the
market rallied again on unfavorabIe crop
news from Argentine, and closed steady
at ac to &c net advance. May, s1.39;
July. s1,22h; September, silSs; December,
S1.12i,
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REACTION WITHOUT
GOOD EXPLANATION
Morning Opens With Animation
and Strength: Some High
Records Broken.
THEN COMES THE FROST.
ATTENDED BY SLUMP
PrO6t-Taking Given Credit for
Part of Losses, but Reason
Lies Deeper,

NEW YORK, May 90.-The reaction In
the late stock market today had no other
explanation than the seeming exhaustion
o? the power OF the upward movement. .
The morning dealings showed anima-
lion and great strength. prices OF some
OF the favorite speculative Issues rising
10 record figures, United States had
never sold at 60 before, nor had South
ern Pacific ever sold al i24! until today.
Readings rise To 1899 placed it at tho
highest price since January of 1905. and
Union Pacific got back TO the highest
level OF the present year.
Best prices for the year were touched
IN fact, by number of important stocks.
The halt 10 this prosperous course of the
market came after the action on the
Hartman dividends was announced. al
though Mr.. Hartman stated before en-
tering the board room that the rates would
probably be unchanged, The weakness
of the Hartman stocks. however, was
no greater than of Chesapeake & Ohio.
after the declaration OF the per cent
quarterly dividend on that stock. It's
price has been advanced many times ON
recurrent rumors that this action was
imminent, but II ran of today with the
fulfillment of the prediction. Tho like
movement IN these two cases. With con
trastins influences in operation. showed
plainly that another cause was at work
In both The selling of United States
nal for profit taking on very large
scale.
In the carly stages of the present cam
pslgn for the rise in United States Steel.
advocates OF the movement claimed II
would not culminatc until il had touched
go. The price predicted has been ad-
Nsnced from time To timc since then, but
evidently the suspicion was widespread
that the fulfilling of the first prediction
might mark the objective OF the cam
paigD,
Copper rose in price at the local metal
exchange. Recognized authorities re-
Sardtng crop conditions gave flatterinE
accounts of Improvement OF tho winter
wheat during the last week, of the highly
satisfactory progress Of the spring wheat
sowing, and of tho carly condition Of the
plant. There was some ground for sup
posing that large orders in the market
yesterday and carly today were designed
10 safeguard prices against any possible
shock caused by the sudden death yester-
day of II, H Rogers. These supporting
orders may have been Withdrawn with
the demonstration OF the fact that they
were not needed TO protect the market on
that account. Londons purchases OF
stocks here and further engagements of
gold for shipment TO Argentina on Lon
don account had no marked effect on the
foreign exchange market and exports of
gold arc still profitable and likely 10 con-
finue. Time money rates were stu in
clned TO yield.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. s5,0S2, 600
United States Is registered declined
4 per cent on call.
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000: market steady; native
steers S5 25M s 30: native COWS and he'll
ers, s2.50@650; stoekers and feeders, $500
@5.S5; bulls. s3.50@5.25s calves, $4,000
$50; western steers. s5.2o@6.7o; west
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; market &C TO
1Oc higher: bulk Of sales. se.90M7.So
heavy. s7.10@735; packers and butchers.
@6.50.
Shcep-Rcceipts, 1000; market steady
muttons. S5.0O@6,4o: lambs. S2.5oMs.5o;
wethers and yearllngs, $a.5O@I,oO: ewes,
4.00M515,
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Money on cali
easy, 1902 per cent; ruling rate. X per
cent; closing bid, Ii per cent: offered at
i per cent
Time loans duh. with weakening ten
dcricy; for sixty days, 2i@2i per cent, for
ninety days. "a per cent; for six months,
3m3i Per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 3t9i
per cent,
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S5.3 .30M
$50. 20 for sixty-day bills, and at s.SI.S0
for demand.
Commercial bills. s4,$5s1i.S61.
Mexican dollars. ~ cents
Government bonds, easy; railroad
bonds. irregular,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago

estimated at 1000; market steady: beeves.
s5.0O@5.75: Texas steers, S475G6.4o.
western steers, st75@s.oo; stockcrs and
feeders, S5s0G5.66; cows and heifers.
s2.5oGs. 40: calves, 5oOd 100.
Hogs-Recelpts. estimated at 5000:
market 601oc higher: light, S. So@ 7.3o:
mixed. ss:ooG7 42s: heavy, S7,oo@745:
rough. $T00M7.15: good to choice heavy,
s7.I5@745; pigs, s5.So@ ESQ; bulk of sales,
S720@7.35.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market steady: native. S3,9G@6.25; west
crn. Ss.0o@6.25: yesrlings. Sc 610mI.20.
lambs. native, S6.o09s.25; western, $500
1900.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. May 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 2i0O: market steady. western
steers. Sa.5o@6.25: Texas steers $4,000
$40; range cows and helfers. $4,000 q 5.2S
Gamers. s2.oo@4.oo: stockers and feed :
and stays s3,oo@5.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, 7S0O market &c high
err: heavy. s70o07.25: mixed, S6.90@7.lo:
light, $6.s0@715; pigs. si.7od6..5, bulk Of
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market slow to
1oc lower. yearlings. $o.I6g6'6 lambs.
SS,0099.00.
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London Wool.

LONDON. May a0--The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted
10 1856 bales principally medium and
lower qualities. The small auctions sold
hrlsSly at current rates. Only q few par
cells suitable for Americans were offered
and they were taken at firm prices.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-Today s
statement OF the treasury balances In
the general fund. exclusive of the $780,
600. 900 gold reserve shows:
Gold coin and bullion, SiA, 2s3, ,66I.
Gold certificates. 500, f00.35o,
Available cash balance, SllT o19, 700.
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High Record for Wheat.

CINCINNATI May 2O-A new high
record for. wheat was established on the
floor Of the chamber OF commerce here
today when a choice carload Of NO. 9
red wheat sold for S1.5a a busheI, This
price has been exceeded but once before
wheat eold al $2.15. ---------.-, :
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Dairy Produce

CHICAGO, May 20.-Butter steady
creameries. 20s@ @23c: dairies. 1sd22c.
Eggs steady at mark. cases included
zoe; firsts. 205c, prime flrsts. 2lsc.
Cheese steady: daisies. 133m139c; twins
13@1SiC; young Americas, 1Gl@1ic: lon,
horns. 1870.
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Advance in Copper.

NEW YORK. May o0.--At the metal
| exchange today clcctrolytic and casting
copper were advanced sc per pound in
tho bid prices. Quotations for all grades
follow: Lake, 13R@l2sc, electrolytic, liz
mlSc: casting. 12i@l2tc.
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st, Louis Wool,

ST LOUIS. May 2o.-Nool-Firm ano
active; medium grades combinG and
clothing. 25d3lc. light fine, 22k@2Sc;
heavy fine, 16d23c; tub-washcd. 2SG
&c.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Butter-Strong /;
unchanged
Cheese-Steady: unchanged.
Eggs-Eirn. western storage packed,
22i@23c; western f1Ists, 2139s2Ac; Sec
onda, 2e920Ac.
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New York Sugar,

NEW YORK. May 20.-Sucar-Raw
firm: fair refining, 3.40c; centrifugal. nc
test. 3.95c; molasses sugar. 395c; refined.
steady; crushed, o.65c: powdered, 5.05c
graDula ted. J.35c,
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Il S raf IS reg. 1913
do coupon 49,. 10I3
do IS reg ....lOii
do coupon ....10o
do As reg lib
do coupon ....12l
-A-Chalm LIST 6s. SS
Am Agr 5s 80. .l00S
Am T 65 T CIV s.1035
Am Tobac As. 500
Atch gen Is 1907
do ST. 1st As. 95l
do cv As .....109
do CIV os .....1115
AZ G L ist As. &c
b & o Is ......10l
do 3ss ...-.. 94i
do S w As 81
Brook T cv is 962
Can ) 1St 6s JOSE
Cent OF Ga 5s. ,I10,
Cent Lthr 5s 9SZ
G of NJ gen 5s. .12Si
Ches & o AS. .105
Chi & Alton 3ss. 762
CB&Q joint Is. 9S5
CM&StP gen 3}s 81
CRI&PRR col As 81
do col 5s .... 93g
do rig Is 80. %?
CCC&StL gen As rs
Colo Ind SIS 80. II
Colo Mid Is 80. S61
GEO rcf&eXt AS 3e5
Del & II cv IS. 100
do 1st ref As. 1924
d e. r G. ds.... OH
Distillers' rs :. 71l
Erie pr Hen As. 30
do gen IS -. TSg
do cv As ser a S4l
do series b. 75i
Gen Elcc CIV rs. .1f33
III c 1st&rcf As .10cr
In;-Met f3s ..., 1ss
Inter NJ NJ ils.. Is
Japan Is ..-.o. S6i
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 1S2 600 bushels. Primary
receipts were $50 900 bushels, compared
week a. year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat cars; corn. 19l cars,
oats, 15& cars; hogs. 100000 head.
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CASH Quotations

Cash quotations were as folows-Fiour.
firm. No. rye. Soc, feed or mixing bar
ley. 72d72sc; fair 10 choice mating,
72nTSSc: flax seed. No, southwestern,
Sls.2; No. / northwestern, 81 i4S; timothy
seed $3.50; clover. sa.10, mess pork, per
barrel. $lS.S0@lS.35; lard. per 100 pounds.
Slo62l. short ribs, sides 0oose), Slo.05n
lois; short clear sides (boXcd), Slo.3Ts@
10 40
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New York Bonds.

do As ....~.. a3g
do md series. %
X G South lst IS 75
i $ dehb Is 1891 952
L S NUM- Is. 1909
NJ X & T 1st is 99s
do 1st&ref is. 500
do gen 42s -. 9l5
Mo Pac ........ S3t
n Y c gen 33s. 93i
90 deb 4s -. 96
n Y City AIS nw,1loG
NYNH&II cy 6s. .137A
nav 1st con 4s as
do cv As ..... 9Ss
y p IS ........ 1022
do IS .......,- IA
o $ l. rfdS ss.- 95A
Penn cv 3ts 1915 91k
do con As -10is
Reading gen As, 100
StL&SF fg Is. s7t
StL S'wcst c is. S0h
do 1st gold is 9i4
Scab 4 I, Is n 84I
5 p col is ...... 80
do 1st&rcf As. 90
Southern Ry IS. .112s
do gen is 80. S22
u p 4s .....-.. .1oS
do cv As .....l0T5
do 1st&ref is. 99a
~ $ Rubber IS. .104}
u S Steel I'd as 1879
V-Caro Chem 5s 81
Wabash 1st 5s .112l
do lst&cxt As. IS
WeSern Md Is. Sc
West Elcc cv 5s J45
Wis Cent IS -, 95g
'CB&Q gen IS .16vq
C&O ref rs eff. 1921
ID & II G. ref Js. 942
MR. ofM i2s. 9ii
StL&SF gen 6s, 91a
5 i CIV ctfs 100
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ADVANCE OF COPPER
IN LONDON MARKET
Foreign Tin Strong: New York
Lead Firm; Little Change
in Iron.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NlINcl ..,..,.. .........,a % st;
Copper (elcctrolytic) ST. S1lq 1900
Lead, firm ......,..s.si 81 SOC 4. 80
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Cotton Letter,

Total sales for the day, S24, 400 shares,
Imperial Valley press., 1909-05-08
NOTICE FOR THE SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS FOR THE SUNSET SPRINGS SCHOOL
 DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that the County Treasurer of Imperial County, California, will receive sealed bids until $ 0 clock D. m., of the 14th day of May, 1909, at his office in the Court House of Imperial County, California, at Fl Centre, Cali fornia, for the purchase of the following described bonds of the Sunset Springs School District, duly and regularly issued by the Board of Supervisors on the 18th day of April, 1909:
 BQad No. 1. For one hundred dollars, to run two years, due and payable on the 18th day of April, 1911, with six per cent interest from date of issue, payable semi annually.
 Bond No. 2. For one hundred dollars to run two years, due and payable on the 18th day of April, 1911, with six per cent interest from date of issue, payable semi annually.
 Bond No. 8. For one hundred dollars to run three years, due and payable on the 18th day of April, 1912, with six per cent interest from date of issue, payable semi annually.
 Bond No. 4. For two hundred dollars to run four years, due and payable on the 18th day of April, 1913, with six per
 
 semi li-annually.
 Bond No. 5. For five hundred dollars to run ten years, due and payable on the 12th day of April, 1919, with six per cent interest from date of issue, payable mi-annually.
 Bond NO. G. For five hundred dollars, to run ten years, due and payable on the 18th day of April, 1919, with six per cent interest from date of issue, payable semi-annually.
 Said bonds shall be sold to the high est bidder or bidders therefor by the County Treasurer of Imperial County, California. for not less than par. All bids shall be for the purchase of said bonds as soon as they shall be ready for delivery. Leach bid shaE be accompan- ieL by a check, certified by a responsible bank, for five per cent of par value of bonds payable to the County Treasurer of Imperial County, California, as an as surance that the bidder wih take so much of the bonds as he shall bid for, and will pay the price therefor should the bonds be awarded to him. Upon de- livery of and payment for said Londs to the amount awarded to such bidder, his certified check or checks will be returned to the bidder.
 By order of the Board of Supervisors of Imperial County.
 PAUL ROMAN, 2-4t. Treasurer of Imperial County.