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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
600 Der Sran gsarie gradt.

Starb in ct. 2ouis. DO, am
Mitttuod oen IL 3. 3d., Inn 2 llbr
bes @orgens, Srau Marie grodt,
geb. 8oblt, I'M glter bon 81 Sab
rem, 8 @onater rtno 2 Soeen, infol.
ee zines 9eberleioens. Die 8eritor.
bene pur6e bier in 8aseonaoe 60,
anl 8 Mfai 1866 geboren uno mar
ieitber beitdn0ig bier %Dobnbaft. SIN
Sabre 1876 i6loB oieieIbe Den 9unb
Der Che nit Sobn 8lattner, Welder
ieiner Satin je6od na9 einigen
Sabren i'm Sooe boraiis 9ing. Die
fer CHE entiprobten orei ainber,
bon 6enem ems Der Mutter gleidfaas
i'm Sobe p~orallsging. Wdbrenb Die
anoern beioen, 5fuei Sodter, nod
aul 2eben iino. Sm Sabr 1901 per-
beiratbete iid Die 8eritor6ene gum
atpeiten @al, rno otpar nit Scinrid
gradt, bon SreOeridsburg, Mo.
Die 8eritorbene binterlabt, aiBer
einem trauernbem @atten, nod 5tpei
SS9tcr; emma, Die iesige 6rart
Gbas. 8oeotmoun, in Sotsoam, No.
uno 2ottie, Die iesise 6rau @nitap
8eiie, in ct. 2orris, Io., unb fer.
ner nod 5uei 8riioer. aitguit mo
@uitap @oblt, iotpie cine S6pelter,
Srau Sulius @raf, Sr., geb 8oblt.
Die lleberfiibrung Der 2eife nod
fredericksburg, @o.. geidab geitert
@orsen. unb oas 8~esrdbnib tinoet
beute 8ormittae Inn 8 ltbr 6aielbit
itatt. Die 8~eritorbene, meldc bicle
Sabre bier in Sermann uobnte, er'
freute ii6 zines 5ablreifen &ret.
Ies BON S%reutbinnen nelde ibren
600 beoalert unb ibr elm ebrenbol'
les aubetfeu niomen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
8ittenbers.

Im 8otnerstag Der porieen $50
DIE itarb Srit 8iermanit, i'm sitter
bon 68 Sabren, 8 Nouaten uno 3
Sagen, na6 ~lGnaerem 2eioeu, uno
mltroe ain Soutstag auf oeut Srico'
bof Der gponseliiden Stride. beren
@itgIieo Der g~eritorbene ieit bic
len Sabren getpeien lit, %beeroigt.
Saltor S6ul5 leitete ben 3rouer.
gottesoienjt, unb Die groBe In5abl
oerer, neIde erlfienen maren Inn
Dem &eritorbenen Die lette Gbre
5l ermeiien, mar Elm Seneis Der
Ittun9 mo Der 9eliebtbeit Oeren err
lid i'm 2eben e%rfrellt bate. Der
8eritorbene binterlabt auBer elmer
tiefbetriibten Satin nod Z Sinner,
II @ufeltinber uno eineu grnbcn
&reis bon Sreunoen ipelde ieinerl
Sob betralterri.
Seinrid Sinfer muroe 6ieier
Gage bon ieiuer Satin nit ctncm
fIeinen 3o1terdeR beidenft, fpo5lt
mir beitcrS gratuliren.
- Srit RobIfing, tpelGcr l0n9erc
;9eit in Der Rabe BON gteD Soben,
Nto., nit 9rei6en bei66ftigt mar,
fam Ieste 8pde 5iriif urb lit MN
lin ieiner ci9enen Gadbaridaft am
breiden.
- Srit &altter, bon annlos Gitp,
lit gegenwGrtie bier ulto beIl6t ici'
he Gerwalloteu mo 6reunoc.
@,titap &iel befinoet iid) lei-
Der nod ilnmer arf Der &ruifenliite
mir woIlelt ie0Oh boffen Dab IS bel
ibm nun baIo aus geilerperben gcbt
Seinri6 Sberg melder lin Sc
id)Gft oes Serrn @n9cIbrcdt, IN Ban
ais gIerf aneeiteIlt lit, mar Ieete
g8odc einisc Gage bier sum geiud)
8erpanbten.
Gin gutter, ailseiebiger &cgcn
lit bier bel inns iest Dor Der Sanb
oas aller 9t%otbioite; wenn es bier
ni6t boIo regnet, oann miro iidl
Der 8aiiermarugeI balo iebr benerf.
bar MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
ct. Coulter @arftpreiie.
GatiOnaI StOdparOs, 81.
SO. 6. @%rinfmann,
up.to.6ate Sepeaer .
auauit oeit ii. 90.

augnit oen ii. %.
&inopieb 3ufubren 1000 Stiif,
Bette stiere unb Butchers stuff
bollfommen itetig; aiuoere @raoe
Iangian. 8eites Tinobieb, ODER iol.
DIES geniigeno gut I'M fir mebr ais
pie $3.50 perfaufte 8l iuerben, lit
to1breno Ser ISOLDE INN 10 bis t5c
per 100 Sfb. geitiegen. Cute bis
bette aiibe uno &inber babeu iif} I'M
getabr itetig gebalten. @itte bis
mittlere Stiere, &iibe uno &i1oer
li;,0 bon 10 bis 15c berunter gegarl.
gen. 9cites Tiuopieb lit 5rr 3eit
lebr rar uno miro iebeufalls fort'
iabren chen g,tten Marft gu finoen.
StOderS iofpie Seekers iiub unge-
fdbr itetis. Seal galpes iiNb gleif'
faIlS itetie, unb Die ausfidten fir
ale Sorten, fir Den &eit Der ISOLDE
iinS itetig uno gut.
Sdppeine 3~ufubren $500 Stilf.
9aS @ei9aft begann pollfpmmet Ste-
tig; ale guten, idweren S6peine
bra6ten 81. S0-7.90; 9emii6te II,
Butchers $7.75 = 7.S5; gemiiftc
8afers $3.50 II 7.S5. @ute Ser.
feI 1925 7.75; leidte Serfel
$5.75 700. Serpader bieltell
lid, fern BON Dem friiben 8eidaft,
nno 6ie S9meine neld)e fir nabe
Dem S6luB oes Charities fauitGt ma
rem t0c nieberiger ais pie geitern.
S6afe 3ufubren 1000 Stiif.
@arft itetig u1to itarf; bette Sdm-
nter bis gu $7.65 quite 9'attou Sba
fe $4.25-4.50 ui1b CUTE 3ndtihufc
$5.0O-5.Eo. ausiihten itetig fiit
quite aillers, nbcr ihmah fir niIe
o,i6eren Sortefi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13

Ser Siiftunss.S onb bes Gen.
trail @esIeDan College tuirrbe i'm
persansenen Sabr INN $4,000 per-
mebrt. 9ieie bliibenoe 2ebranitaIt
in @arrenton, Ro., bat % Sebrer
6 gut atisgeitattetc @ebauOe; ein
pr6dtises Campus unO Elm feines
SeIb fir atbletiiaen Sport, Inter
ri6t burdpee griinoIi9. @eielI'
f1oftlider giufIuB Der bette. Gus-
saben mdBig. Ser Serbittermin be
sinnt @ naditen 14ten September
Man idreibe fir einer1 &ataIog.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Wutis!

50. 6. 8rintmartt. Der llbrmader
itil6 SutpeIicr giebt elm 9dmer. ODER
Serren ~solbeneit Sling i'm 8ertbe
bon So Der 8erion tpelde 5tpifden
Dem 1. SUM- unb i. Sftober linn Die
0lteite Saiden- ODER 8anbrbr our
&eperatrir brtngt. 9ieielbe mlb lie.
bod in ioId einen 3uitano iein bob
iie reperaturfdbig uno fir peniger
aIs So reparirt iper6cn fam.
9ns atueiter Sreis 1T cine 9a.
rte:l. o6cr Serrcn 1lbrfette aitsge.
iest.
@. 6. 8rinfmanr1,
llp.to.6ate Sepeller.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
IS Iar Sin @nbmreidcr sies.

e5 iii 6robloGen IN Seoorc, Tenn
gines Rnnnes &ebet lit geretteb NOR
ben, itnS nun lit Or. 3ine$ Netp
9isfoperp Dcs StaOtseiprad meeen
Der Sur bes 6. y. Bepper bon
t06tIiber 2lineenblutnig. sd fonn
te meoer orbeiten tod auI iein,"
i6reibt or; limo Die 9oftorcn tbot.
en- mir fem gut, ober na6oem id
Or. aings Stem Giscoperp fir brci
@oden braudte, fiibIe id uie Elm
ieler @onll iliio fam tuieoer gut
orbeiten." Sir ihtpade, Wunoe oo'
or 9ranfe 2ilngen, Suiten unO Gr'
fdItun5clL 9lutungeiL Seuiieber, So
Grippe, aitnta ooer irgeno pelhe
INSTRUMENTATION. lift es obre ei.
llen Iipalen. Ireis SO cts. nnb
$40. Brobeflai6e frei 8erfauft unb
aarran.iert bon 8alfer Bros.
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.Qie a~orbperiammIuna (@amp

Ole &orbberiammlung Comp
meetins) Der Metbobiitens in 9rafe,
piro abgebaIten bonn 9ienstag Den
IL bis aiim Sreitag ben 90. D. Wt.
intl.; uno Die 8~eriammlung Der
Wetbooijten in Senate 8rope bonn
'Sreitag ben 20. bis 5itin @ontag
ben 90. 3. aR. i1ifl. 8ei giinitigem
@etter finoen Die obigen 8eriamm.
Iunaen i'm Sreier itatt; anoernfaas
ieSod in ben reipft. airden. Sc
hermann lit hermit bef5liflt our
Sbeilnabme eingelaoen.
Bie mir ans Der ct. Souis
Mepublic bonn II 3. 81. erieben, bot
Der 14.iabrioe 9iorman $efmann,
Dos jiingite aiilo unieres triiberen
@itbiirgers, Des peritorbenct Capt,
@ilb. 8. Sefmniln, Sr.. bel Der
s9iebuna Der g. st Seimitdtten
2otterie, 5n Occur 9'alene, Soabo,
einen Claim I'M 8ertbe bon $4,000
geuonnen. @ir gratuliren Dem jim
gen Seflnarui Su oieiem biiblden De
pinnit, welder id)on iett Elm Ser-
mOsen reprGientirt, ieood idon IN
elm paur Sabren beSellteno mebr
ipertb iein miro.
-Staotmaridna 81. 8. Mnm-
braler ma9te iid) nir lebten Wtitt-
ipod, gegen Witag, alf Die BerIolg'
ltrtg bon 5ipei Cramps, mel6e in
@eieIidaft zines, ieinen aligebDr-
igen burdgebrannten Grlaben, III et'
men S6iff ben GluB binab gefnbre1l
iparen. 9a Dem Mnri6nlI TEN
Gdiff sur Serfiigrng itano rto %
man per 8agen nidt Dem SlitB emf
lang fabrcn fam, 10 nnternnbm cr
oie Seriolgung 5u Sub; mrroe le-
Op6 cine Strefe nnterbalb Der
Staot BON Der Site iiber1paltigt 10.
Dob er umfcbren miBte.
SEER 2eanber q. @rof lit an
Iebten Sonntag BON Columbia, NO,
5uriif9efebrt, mo- err ben nfanefnl'
iGeu GURUS airf Der Staats . Int
beriitat abiolpirt unb ben Sitei y.
G. @atcbelor Of Science) errliiigeil
bat, 3u meIh' i6onen Grfoig mir
nnierem iungen 5reuub ber6lifii
srutaIireu. Der @rab 9. g. Der,
lri5t Dem @rabuirten oas Hedt III
pen DSberen 2cpranitaIten Oes Stna'
IN, 81 Iebren nrb lit gleidbeoeat'
te;iS nit einem &ertiiifat alif Sc
bens5rit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Gtpnsbill.
Dos gifnif DeI6eS arli be

9as 8ifnif peI9es arii bori.
gen Samstae bier abgebaIteu wIrbe
e%rfreiite iid zines 5nblreiden Be-
Iiides unO idmmtIida 3beilnebner
prrlebten einen frobIiden Gag.
@ottlieb @abler, pelfer lid
in Iesterer 3eit in ct. 2ouis nuf-
belt, fam am uoriacn dreitag aili
9eiitd nod butic.
Srib altbnse, melder ieiue
9aiibIe al s. gtoIte uro Sobn
perfaufte, 8og am porigcn @ontag
auf ieine 3arm, in Der Nsabe BON
DUNDEE, 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
gerbrennt @it Giuem SciRen Giicn.

ODER perbriibt our9 einen urugetuor.
fenen 9eiiel-mit einem Weiier ge.
i1nitten, Ourdeine Sbire eequeti6t
-our1 elm @epebr ODER in anberer
@eiie perleBt-oas mas lofort notb.
ig, lit 8udIens arnifa Salpe, nm
Die @ntaiinOung gu u%toeroriiden unb
Die Sdweraen 3u tOoten. IS lit
Der @rbe erbabeniter Seller. unfebl.
bar fir 8lutidpure, S9wdren,
6ieberlpunoen Seutausidlag mo
&Gmorrboioen. 25cts. BET 8aIfer
Bros.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
WHEAT MARKET WEAK
AND LIKE WISE NERVOUS
Prices Move Over Wide Range
but Close Is Near Low
Point of Day.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Ideal weather for
harvesting and increased receipts OF new
wheat here and in the southwest had a
weakening effect on the wheat market
here today. Extreme nervousness char
acterized trading. but the prevailing SEN
timent was one OF weakness. July moved
over a. wide range selling between s1.20
and $1.22. The market closed weak, with
prices slightly above the lowest. with
July at $1.203 Nearly forty cars OF new
wheat were reported to have arrived here
today. Owing TO the increased arrivals
there. the price OF cash wheat at St
Louis was OFF 1c 10 &c a hushel.
General selling caused early weakness
in corn but firmer tone developed dur
ing the last half-hour on improved de-
mand for the grain by shippers. Selling
at the start was due to weather condi-
tions. The market closed steady, with
prices &c lower TO &c higher than yes
terday.
Heavy realizing sales in the oats mar
ket prompted by impending arrivals of
new oats here next week. caused a break
OF nearly &c in July. The close was 5@ac
TO 1sc lower than yesterday. with July
at 45lc.
Provisions were weak all day. owing to
the profit taking by local holders. The
close was oc to 25c lower than yesterday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

The percentage OF actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks today was 2Td1.
The statement OF banks and trust COM
panies Of Greater New York not reporting
10 the clearing house shows that these in
situations have aggregate deposits OF 81
3S3. .S37. 900. total cash on hand, St02 037,
200 and loans amounting to SLIT, 59S, 300
The FinancieT will say.
1t WAS expected from the large exports
of gold TO Argentina last week. and also
from the 81. 600, 900 public deposits from
the banlxs that the bank statement would
show large loss OF reserve. Contrary to
such expectations. however, there was an
average cash gain Of $l.S50.10 There
was, though, an actual gain In this Item
Of $2005, 300. The discrepancy between
the estimated and the disclosed changes
i'm this Item of cash may have been due
TO the fact that Withdrawals of public
deposits were not fully reflected In the
cash Moreover, there was an influx from
the interior OF about $4,000 600, as COM
puted which tended partially 10 Offset
withdrawals Of gold for export The
amount OF such Withdrawals was actually
much less than the sum reported, only n
comparatively small amount OF the gold
engagements having been exported during
the week Loans were contracted on the
average by $S.29i.100. and the actual by
81. 54j 800. Average deposits decreased
s.. S84. 500: actually they were reduced
81 54S. 500. The public funds in New
York repositories fell of by SAGE, 300. Ac-
tual reserve decreased $llS,5T5. to S33,
9l1 .225. computed upon the basis OF de-
poslts less those Of si.II3.000 public
funds, the surplus was $ji. .335, 4T5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE market for
evaporated apples is easier I'm tone, and
prime fruit for November delivery is
around Sc, on spot, fancy apples are
quoted at SaHr9!c: choice, SMSac; prime
7@7lc: common To fair. 5@6ic.
Prunes more or less unsettled: Calfor
MIA 2ic: Oregon, 6M9c.
Apricots, quiet and easy. in thy
with the market for forward shipments
from the coast. choice. l0ac; extra choice
3ic: fancy, llm 13c.
choice, 64M6ic.
Raisins, quiet. loose muscatels. Slm
dbc; choice to fancy seeded, 42m6c: seed
less 39m5ic, London layers, $l.l60l. 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
BUSINESS IS GOOD
ON PRODUCE MARKET
Week End Purchases by House
wives Prove Big Stimulus
to Trade.

Despite the hot weather, business was
good on the local produce market Sat
urday. There was a large demand for
all sorts of eatables, the call for meat
and fish being exceptionally large for
this time of the year. Fish was plenti-
ful Saturday. The largest demand was
for salmon and hahbut.
In the vegetable line, new potatoes
sold as well as anything, The delicacy
was plentiful and dealers offered it Mt
six pounds for % cents. Cantaloupes
and watermelons were in demand the
former commanding 10 and 10 cents
Tomatoes are now coming in mod
erately freely from Davis county, and
dealers offered the vegetable Saturday
at 10 cents a pound. This is the lowest
figure at which it has been offered this
season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
UNION PACIFIC IS
NOW IN THE LEAD
Supplants United States Steel
and Advances TO New Record
Price Level.
NO ADEQUATE EXPLANATION
OF MOVEMENT IS GIVEN
Steel Securities Still Strong, but
Taking of Profits Is Plainly
in Evidence.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Union Pacific
usurped the place in the market today
that had been held for several days by
United States Steel. Union Pacific
scared to new record price levels on
very animated business, but without
any authentic explanation for the rise
in the new developments regarding this
property, A movement in this stock
always serves to revive series of ru-
mors often heard of an intended divi-
dend increase. The recent general rise
IN the market has included stocks held
in the Union Pacific treasury, and sew
cral of these are subject. in their turn,
of rumors of coming dividend Increases.
which will add to the Union Pacific in
come. That company. in common, was
subscribed for its full quota Of South"
ern Pacific convertible bonds. which
were allotted TO stockholders at 96, and
have since sold above 105
Reports circulated. but without Off
clal confirmation that Union Pacific
had marketed its share of these bonds,
with corresponding benefit 20 its treas
nry. The sympathetic response to the
Union Pacific movement was somewhat
desultory. and was most distinct In the
railroad list,
United States Steel touchcd 73, bet
tcring its record price by n fraction, but
fit-taking in the stock was plainly
manifested, under cover of the Union
Pacific movement. Only about 50 900.
BOO of the $S.000,000 cash decrease was
traceable in the bank statement. and
the loan contraction miuimized the eff
feet of this surplus reserve item.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, 1896 900
United States 2s have declined il
and the is coupon IL per cent on
call during the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 17.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 500: market steady; sbeeves
sa.S5@75O: Texas steers. N.5Om6oO,
western steers: S4.S0d6.25; stockers and
feeders S310m5.l0; cows ard hcifers
50 40d6, 35; calves, s6.OO@S.75.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000
market 5@1oc lower; light, S.55@S.OO;
mixed, s7.7OMS.25; heavy. S7O@S 80;
rough S77Om7S5; good to choice heavy
81 .S56S 80: pigs. s6,6o@7i5: bulk Of
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000;
market steady; native. s275gi 80; west
ern. s3.006500: yearlings, $i.6O@6.O0;
lambs. native. s4.75@S,50; western, S4.750
c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
New York Flour and Grain,

NEW YORK. July l7.-Flour-Rccelpts
10000 barrels, exports. 1880 barrels .
quiet and steady; Minneapolis patents
g;25@6,5o, minneapolis bakers. S5;35@
sLraights. So 1906 90: winter extras. 81 10
d5.40, winter low grades Sie5@o.3o
Wheat-Rcceipts. $500 bushels: ex-
ports. 173,500 bushels; spot. steady; No
2 red. old. s1.i5 nominal, (. o. h. ailoat {,
No, ] northern Duluth. s143i nominal
I, o. b. atioat: No, hard winter, $li13
nominal. (. o. b. ahoat. Foreign buying
jumped July wheat Be n bushol at tho
opening today. and II held firm all the
forenoon. closing 22c net higher.
Late months were depressed by favora-
BILE weather news and closed &c 10 &c net
lower; July. Sl.20@1.323. closed at $1.323
September, 81 lSeml 1ss: closed AT $1.lSs;
December, $i.15a@1.l66 closed at $1.15a:
May. $l1G2mIl7. closed at $l.l62
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. July l7.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts, 100: market unchanged; western tern
steers S3.50m5.60. Texas steers. S3,O0W
500; cows and heifcrs. S2.75@5.00; cam
ners. 50 oO@3 %; stockcrs and feeders
s3.OOM5.25; calves, SS 00@650. bulls and
stays $3.0065.00.
Hogs-Rcceipts. $500. market 5@lOc
lower: heavy, $7.75@S,lo; mixed, T.7Qm
7.SO: light. $1.5o@7.SO; pigs. $6.oO@75O;
bulk OF sales. 81 65@7.s0.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market steady;
yearlngs, s5.O0@6.O0; lambs. $7.009S 25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, July 17-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 1000: market steady, native steers,
s450@T.50. native cows and helters, SOU
bulls. s.. 2.75@4.25. calves. s350N7.Go; west
ern steers. $4-25@6.25i western COWS,
$3.00@5 25.
Hogs-Recclpts. 1000: market sc lower
hulk OF sales, ST.75@S.00; heavy. SS009
SOS: packers and butchers. S7.S5@ sos; {;
light, $7.G5@79O: pigs, S6.50@7.5O,
Sheep-Reccipts. 500; market steady;
muttons, S425m5.25: lambs, $1,000 S25; {;
range wethers, S4.OO@5.5o; range ewes,
S325GliT5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
London Wool.

LONDON, July 1.-THE offerings AT
the wool market today amounted To 49,
$50 bales. The selection was In fair de-
maud at firm prices. Home traders were
active and continental spinncrs secured
the best grades OF secured and medium
greasy merinos. Americans bought fine
greasy merInos as well suitable parcels
OF punta Arenas. During tho two re-
naming days the sales Of $1,000 bales
yIll he offered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
New York Snpar.

NEW YORK, July Sugar-Raw
steady: fair refining. 3,i2c; centrifugal.
90 test. 3.92c; molasses sugar 317c: re
fined, steady; crushed, 0.55c: powdered
i,52c; granulatcd. 3.S5c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

NEW YORK. July l7-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s34. .569, 200 more
than the requirements Of the 20 per cent
reserve rule. This is an increase of
S2,5GG.300 in the proportonate cash re-
serve as compared with last week The
statement follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
New York Money,

NEW YORK. July 17.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper 32G3 per cent
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at S4.S5.S5@
$500 for siXty-day bills, and at s4.S7.35@
4.SI.40 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S5t@4 s5g
Mexican dollars, ~ cents.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call nominal.
Time loans firmer; for sixty days. 2
per cent, for ninety days. 2g per cent, for
six months. 81 per cent.
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st. Louis Wool.

ST LOUIS. July 1T.--Wool steady
Medium grades, combing and clothing, %
@2Sc; light fine, goa 25!c; heavy fine, Is
nj 204c: tub washed. 2i5@36c.
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London Wool.

LONDON. July 17.-Bulion amounting
to E200. 900 was withdrawn from The
Bank of England today for shipment to
ConStantinoplc-
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CASH QUOTATlONS.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
hrm; winter patents, $SGS% @.t SIS S,IS !;
So iOST6-4o: straights, s490@6.OO; bakers.
Si7OM5.2O, No. rye, si@S2c; feed or
mixing barley, 67@7oc; fair to, choice
mailing, 6S074c; flax seed, No. | south
western 81 40; No l northwestern, 81 30:
timothy seed. So 80; clover. S1o.S5: mess
pork, per barrel. s2o, 62S@2oG5; lard per
100 lbs. s11 90, short ribs, sides Qoosc)'
S1l. l.40@l1.50; short clear sides (boNeD.
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I,iYernool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, July 1T.-Close: Wheat.
July. 9s 7ad: September. So l04d; Dcccm-
ber. Ss bad
Weather unsettled
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METAL MARKET QUIET
IN ABSENCE OF CABLES

NEW YORK. July 17.-The metal mar
kets were quiet in the absence Of cables.
Tin was unchanged at $2S.S5.
Copper was weak: lake, Sl3 25DlS.375: {:
electrolytic, $1262!@12.S7k; casting. S12.5O
@l2.T5.
Lead was quiet at $d.30@d.S5.
Spelter was duh at S5.35M5.40.
Iron was steady. but without further
change,
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal To 362. 600 bushels Primary
receipts were $4,000 bushels, compared
dav a wear ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday: Wheat % cars: corn, I'll cars;
oats 1O3 cars; hogs. sc. 900 head
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San Francisco Produce,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17-Butter-
Fancy creamery, 2Sc; creamery seconds.
27c: fancy dairy. 25Ic.
Eggs-store. 29c; fancy ranch. 3O5c
Cheese-New York, 12i9l4lc; Young
America, l4l@15lc
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Eat on Ship "Leviathan"

Al saltair. ASK for anything" Best
of service. City prices,
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Z8 West Third South St.
Rooms I, 2 and 8.
Thirty-Four Years in
Salt Lake.

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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE condi-
tlon OF the treasury at the beginning OF
business today was as follows.
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Dairy Products.

CHICAGO. July 17.-Choesc-Stoady:
dairies. 143M15c: twins. l4@lHc; Young
americas. l.l@l5c: Long Horns, 14tn
15c.
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Time: Tuesday, July 90, Place,
Lagoon. American day.
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A swim at SaItair-it g great