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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
GRAIN MARKET IS
NERVOUS, ERRAT|C
Prices Decline Early and Adj
vance Near Close in Rush OF
Shorts to Cover.
HEAVY SELLING OF WHEAT
DURING THE EARLY HOURS
Sharp Decline and Additional
Ease of Provisions Are
Other Features.
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Gran prices wcrs
nervous and erratic today. declining early
and advancing In the final half oil a gem
eral rush OF shorts to cover, wheat lead
Ing the other grains In both decline and
recovery. Provisions governed by lower
hog prices. fell off in the first half and
later gained slightly. but finished gem
orally lower than yesterday.
A rush OF sellers to the wheat pit.
caused decided drop in prices after
comparatively firm opening. The Initial
weakness OF corn, which also sasecd
selling was overdone. however, and when
shorts sought 10 cover little grain vas
In sight and prices rapidly recovered
sna sTan attaned hshsr Levels dnrIns ndGr the
approximately sc and the advance car
ried prices up from lac to 1ac above the
low point. May ranging from sl.12a@I12I
TO $11iaglhi. and closing 1c up. at
N14@l.1ib. Crop damage reports had
little effect on the figures, which were
principally responsive TO the demand from
spectators, and the close was strong and
not far from the high point.
Liquidation and much short selling By
Spectators caused a rapid decline In corn
after a relatively steady opening The up
turn In wheat aided the corn market.
and an advance OF from &c 10 lac from
the low point was registered.
Oats reHected tne course OF rne other
grains In an carly decline end a. later
recovery. The gains. however. not being
so pronounced as In wheat or corn. May
opened steady 10 n shade off, fell TO 1850
and climbed up 10 4I4m4Iac. the other
futures nuctuating somewhat less. The
close was firm at near the high points
Provisions were easier, owing 10 lower
live hog values. opening from 2tc 10 15c
lower and the market declined still fur
thcr May pork falling TO S2G-fIb. Pros
poets OF a heavier live-hog run next
week had 2 dragging effect. and nuanu
ties Of the products were transferred. The
upturn In grains stiffened provisions In
the final half and some Of the carly lossos
were regained, ribs creeping back 10 yes
tcrdays close and pork and lard finish
ing 30 TO 1ic below,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
GETTING DOWN TO
TECHNICAL GROUND
Impression Seems to Be That
Tendency Has Been to Push
the Recovery.
READINGS MOVEMENT
Is DOWN. NOT UPWARD
Business Reviews Are Cheerful
in Tone; Outlook En-
cOuraging.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. i3.-Operations in
the stock market today were conducted
with an eye 10 technical conditions of tho
speculation, rather than with a view TO
moro substantial considerations bearing
on the intrinsic values or earning power.
The. extent to which the recovery has
run and the rapidIty with which 1t has
been accomplished plainly had an In
fluence in inducing some debates and
hesitation In the pursuit OF the upward
movement
The reactionary tendency OF Reading
was OF especial influence In that direc-
tion. owing to the leading part that stock
has played In the upward movement.
The absence or news developments and
In" lack Of confirmation OF earlier rurnors
which helped its advance gave encourage
nent TO the supposition that the necessi-
Tics OF an uncovered short interest were
playing an important part III the strength
shown by tho stock.
Suspicion was aroused for that rea-
son. that running in OF uncovered shorts
was the purpose OF the aggressive bidding
UP OF prices. Aggression directed against
the shorts would include as a corolary.
the desire to sell stocks at the advanced
prices on the part OF holders OF sccuri-
ties. The reduction OF short interest,
coupled with the accumulo ton OF specu-
latlve holdings looking TO sales at a profit
found n condition leading so obviously TO
a weakened technical position that the
growing caution OF the movement was the
rational consequence.
additional information corroborated the
opinion that improvement was taking
place over the conditions dreaded in the
recent stock market depression The
cheerful tone OF the mercantile reviews
voiced conviction that fears of severe
trade recession were Croundless. The
hopeful expressions by Charles NJ. Schwab
over steel trade prospects seemed TO lave
a reasurrlnE effect on that subject
The casing of the discount rate in Lon
don In spite Of further shipments OF gold
from there 10 South America gave promise
OF ease Of the New York money market
although further outgo OF gold from hero
also TO South America is looked for. Tho
sharp drop in the cotton market today
has n bearing on the International eN-
change position. owing 10 tic large sales
to Liverpool which arc reported.
The nonappearance OF the expected cash
gain in the bank statement and the cX.
pansior OF the loan account In the actua
showing combined 10 cause a sharp inroad
on the surplus reserve OF the banks. The
weak closjngs OF the stock market have
been due TO a premonition of this show
ing.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value. sl.612.000.
United States 20. rs coupon and IS
coupon advanced I per cent on call dur
! Ing the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
SEVERE BREAK IN
THE COTTON MARKET
Raid in Liverpool Appears to
Have Been Engineered
From This Side.
TRADING VERY ACTIVE:
PIT ALMOST In PANIC
Throughout the Week Unusual
ly Heavy Selling, Without
Demand, Has Prevailed.
Y Leased wire to The Tribune.

10y Leased Wire TO The Tribune
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Onc of the
sharpest breaks the cotton market has
experienced in several weeks occurred to-
day Liquidation developed suddenly as
II result OF an expected collapse in the
Liverpool market, where raid. appar-
emily engineered from this side. was in
progress. il was estimated 125 600 bales
were sold for American account on the
other side Losses here in the active
options ranged from % to 80 per cent as
The market had one of the most cx-
cited openings oil the entire season
Prices were 10 20 80 points down under
aCnive INCUBATION ana aggressive short
selling. Trading here was very active.
The break into new low ground OF the
movement uncovered a lot of stoplcss or
dcrs. and was soon in that panjcky state
where sellers think less OF the price at
which they are liuuidating than uf pos
siblliues were they 10 remain long of the
market.
The principal features OF the marfet
this week have been Che reappcGlancc
OF liquidation. falling off in the sIot
demand and speculative buying.
Whatever has been the real cause,
there has been a noticeable preponder-
ance of liquidation. This has given the
market declining tendency
The principal buying during the week
has come from scattered purchasers. es-
pccially of the scalc-down Wall street
operator and the trade interests. Spot
cotton IN the south has declined, chiefly
in sympathy. rather than the result of
new conditions At many points the
present quotations are nominal from the
arbitrary views OF the asking prices OF
holders. As buyers have been unwilling
10 meet them, business transactions In
actual cotton at the pTincipa. interior
and Seaboard spot markets haV" hccn
smaller this week than for some time.
The large short intcTcs; i'm Jul" and Au-
gust options in this market pull out chief
~ as a hedge against actual cotton. and
also against speculative holdings in
March ana May. and this has hcipcd 10
narrow the difference prevailing between
those months and the March anu May
options.
The worlds spinners and trade inter
ests have been adjusting themselves TO
the shortage OF the crop In their con-
sumption and requirements FOR the bal
ance OF the season. Having accumUlat-
cd large supplies. they nave shown no
cagcrness to buy during the past ton
days. Notwithstanding the decline. The
policy Of oconomizing. whIcl nay become
general throughout the country. from the
agitation over the high cost of living.
may yet be an important factor n OFF
setting tho shortage Of the crop. More
over. there is every indication that
planters throughout the south are pre-
pairing To pat I'm the largest acreage on
record this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
At
END OF THE WEEK
Trading Is Somewhat of HOIi-
day Character, but Bulls
Have Inning.
COPPER SECURITIES ARE
ACTIVE ON EXCHANGE
Reading Is Rather Weak; Rock
Island Active, Probably on
Foreign Account.
BY RALP EMERSON.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Trading on the
stock market today was OF a holiday
character. with early advances giving
way TO later profit taking. The opening
was moderately active and Irregular. but
with no show OF weakness. Traders
looked for continuation of the gain.
which has been going forward for a
week
New York Central appeared 10 be the
best vehicle for bullish operations and
continued I'm strength and closed active.
There was some bclated covering of
shorts in tho stocks which Jagged be-
hind the rest of the list causing moder-
ate gains. but as soon as this demand
WAS supplied tho reaction set In. Read
Ing. which had opened with an Initial
Saln. reccded two points.
The copper stocks for a time displayed
good strength. AmalEamated advancing
"a point The Coppcrs. however. acting
in sympathy. trendcd downward with
Amaigamatcd. which was off at the
close, Utah Copper WAS Off /, Smcltcrs
OF 2. Steel showed a substantial re-
influential securities which balanced the
market during the short session. Union
Pacific was another which aided the
market, although Union Pacific showed
Rock Island was again n prominent
feature, the traders at,ributinS the buy
Ing TO a well known operator While there
was undoubtedly accumulation on Euro
pCan and Canadian accounts.
London sold about 10000 shares. but
arbitration brokers ceased cabling and
foreign sales ceased The tone ut the
close was weak
Government bonds wero unchanged;
railroad and other bonus were firm. can
money ruled al e per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

which that continent offers. To those op-
nortunities The government Is fuly awe
brt arc American manufacturers equally
anD The question suggests itself IN con-
.ncction with the extraordinary lack OF
nnternrisc shown hy our traders In the
,1nff1r OF the International exposition 10
hn opon,d at Buenos ASrcs IN May. II
tho manufacturers of any country desire
,n Obtain n building exclusively Tor uheir
eyribits they must undertake TO occupy
-, IcIst fyo thousand square meters. The
SriIl-h and the Germans have "ach pccn
.,IInttaJ one hundred thousand meters;
.m1 vol are unable TO ACCOMMODATE ali
% gIr onn,icants: I'm each country thnrG Is
, io,,o waiting list. As yet only 5u1iciehl
'rT,IiSotions TO MI fOur thousand meters
~ Gccn received. and the steel Corpo :
rS,,on accounts FOR more than nan me
r",aI II IS quite within the bounds oi
'o-sIhuIrv mat tho United States ma Y
I9," no building in this great 5onlh
h,,crlsan exposition. nj Buenos .tEte'
,a,,t Niav through steer inabi!lty 20 hiuS- ~
",r cnonch exhibitors. The reason LOT Il
iii, showing IS apparently 'le pr3e'ii,t IL,
vy,tIcb Iii orr manufacturers adopt ol ~ ~,
tM,,,stiry their business In South AineiiGi1;,
80 ,.rsid.nf agents These agents Mr'
na ah,roiIy nlarc tho exhibits OF tlf 'rtniid
I'm jlrns the% represent IN ilI nun"
ms assigned to their OWE couh'r'e''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

MoN0AY-Wccit opens with proicE-
,fnrII traders IN control; President Tatt :
Iincoln day speech gives some some re, rGaIsHr. sur,
alice ,ia ,,roct gnticlpatcd Spectators eager
~ Ige owait decision OF supreme court In
S,ondnrd oil and Tobacco trust cases
Iondg are irregular and trading is Hsht'
uEspAY-Stock market Is so duiI
,,af 1Tadlng h almost stagnanU Wlln
~ I...',,.,. ~ ceiling pressure and no active
11omand opcrations are confined TO small
taking OF prohte. Eyes OF ini traders ay tuti RI
W cnncrngs and the ahmnistrat!o1
Vii MI dn with tEc federal Incorporation
nI".,iou. Bonds are steady
DNeSDAY-Reading takes tho Iead
and makes up large maJorl'E o' '"e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Additional Market News on
Following Page.
Tn the Markets of the World

DAYS transactions. No logical or official
statement given to explain sudden ana
anticipated advance. lntimatiou is given
that concealed assets are the main
cause Of boom General list affected In
mild degree by the Reading influence.
Recovery I'm rates of foreign exchange
Is a feature of the day Bonds are ir-
regular.
AURSOhY-EcvivaI of sentiment and
general upward trend of securities are
market features. although Reading is
pressed heavily on pront-tatinE sales.
Professional manipulation Is still much
in evidence. outside demand be ing slack.
Bnsincss and political conditions arc
considered favorable To revival Of
speculative sentiment. Bonds arc llrin.
with heavy sales
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
New York Flour and Grain.
Bv AssOciated Press.

BN NsSOtIlIvV IItHSs
NEW YORK Feb 19.-Flour, quiet.
and without quotable change. Spring
patents. $6j5TD5.75; winter patents. $3.50
a6oO; winter extras, No. !. $i.Gom 400;
straights. s58505 40; spring clears. $3.50
NpfS5; winter extras. No. .. Sii0p LOO.
Receipts. 5000. Shipments, 32l%.
Whcat-Spot. firm; No. rcd. $3.50
bid elevator domestic and nominal fob.
anOat: No. | northern Duluth. and No.
. hard winter SL2I2 nominal fob.
anoar.
OptioUS-Whcat was nervous. but after
showing j moderate decline early. under
commission house settling. the market
rallied quickly on shorts and ON further
unfavorable crop reports. ~ the close
rriccs were kmgc higher. MAY closed
si9I9: July. $I.12i. Receipts. 200
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Clearing House Statement.
Rv Nssnciated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Ths statement
OF clearing house banks for tho Week
shows that the banks held S25.6SO.326
more than the requirements OF the 20
per cent reserve rule, This is an in
crease of s1.507.2I5 In the proporuonate
cash reserve as compared with last week.
The statement: o-o,o
Deposits 81 236. .S5S,5oo; increase, ST.
&C Circulation, 500 O,osO6OO; decrease. si7o,-
'0T legal tenders, Se7,Ss9,SOo: decrease,
specie. s267.5lS9OO Increase. s2.5!3. zoo.
Reserve. $3A, $685. 700. Increase. SlsSS,
'OT reserve required ssOe, ,2l2,sI5, Increase.
Surplus $3.50. .325. increase, 81 ,507. 275,
F,H. United states deposits. $50. .lOS, 100
Increase. 81 50i.SJ0.
The percentages Of actual reserve Of the
clearing house banks today was 26.9i, The
statement Of banks aud trust companies
of Greater New York not reporting 10 'hc
Loans 81 l56. 4$i.0 200; increase, Si9I.6Oo
specie. $l2j.593.SOo: decrease. Sl,6'i,-
400 ,.. s,,
O'T Tota, deposits. Sl225, 2S9,9o increase.
81, lao. 400,
'"rhe known operations on the New
York banks last week indicated gam
T., Tho cash of at least $4,000 600. but tue
statement OF actual conditions issued by
the clearing house institutions. .n S9,aso nGo
Iny revealed Il decrease OF aDOCt Et1p.puV
In ouch holdings. This. accompanied by
an increase OF slS.44S 600 In ,naus and a
corresponding expansion of $l'. .l6' 400 t.
dcnoslts brought the reserve down So
o%a G-h thc present surplus standing at
sSI $50. .'hc statement. based on aN-
crages Issued Saturday simply reflected
movements shown IN The previous week =
act,,a. statement and the surplus re-
sCI,yo. figured OH averages, stanGs al
~ ESQ S95. Tho circulation OF the ma
tionaI banks OF the clearing house Is oe-
creasing regularly and Is now under
80 O0O 900 the smallest total reported for
a long time past. The summary OF state
banks and trust companies In Greater
New Yorl; not reporting to the New
York clearing houses showed very in
changes. tue chief OF
which was n decrease of about one and
wo thirds millions in cash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

FRIDAY-W With market weak at lhe
opening. interest is renewed by another
strong upward movement of Reading.
with trading unusually heavy prices rise
10 within point Of last years high rec
ord. Preliminary estimates OF currency
movements Indicate large gain in cash
by the banks. Paris Is calling home
credits from the London market, Bonds
are irregular
SATUROAY-Wcek- end IS marked by
tho upward movement. Further absence
OF any important news developments adds
10 the inclination 10 wait and sec. From
the outsiders point OF view conditions
seem TO show general Improvement,
Trading is light during the one short
session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
BUSINESS ACTIVE
IN CITY MARKETS
IncIement Weather. However.
Causes Slightly DepreSs-
ing Effect.
DEMAND FAIRLY GOOD
FOR MEAT AND FISH
No Change in Price of Butter:
0leOmargarine Demand
Heavy.

In spite OF the lnCelemcut weather
business was fairly active on the local
produce market Saturday, The dealers
greeted the Industrious housewife with ii
good supply Of the seasons best offerings.
including an excellent line of fresh fruit
and vegetables.
The demand was moderately good FOR
meat and fish. but that for poultry was
weak Nice Utah celery IS moderately
plentiful and met with q good sale Sat
urday. Sweet potatoes were plentiful. as
were also Irish "spuds."
There was no change In the price of
butter Saturday. and The demand for
oleomargarinc was heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO Feb. l9.-Cattle- Receipts
estimated at 1900 Market steady. Beevcs.
sf0OE6T.9O Texas steers. Si.lJM5.2j.
western steers. S4.30T615. stockers and
feeders. 50. % a $50; cows and hcifcrs. S2.35
as 80; calves. ST.25m9,25.
Uogs-ReceIpis estimated at 16 900
Market sc lower. Light, sSS5GI9.3 20;
mixed. $S.9Om935: heavy. sS.9099,373 t:
rough. IS S9069.05; good to choice heavy.
s9O5@9.37R: pigs. $SlO@9.15; bulk Of
sales, $9.20@9.2u.
Sheep-Rcccipts estimated at 1000.
Market steady. Native. si.5o@I.35; west
ern, S5.00GI1.25: yearlings. S1.60pS 20:
LAMBS, native, S725@9.25; western. $3.50
Tg50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
New York Money.

Nv Associated Press.
NEW YORK Feb. 19.-Prlme mercan-
tile paper. 4im5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady With actual
business in bankers bills at 81 "a 4o@
''e 'ecommercial bills. 81. S3g@i S4&.
Bar silver. J2sc. Mexican dollars 1fc.
Government and railroad bonds firm,
Money on call nominal.
TIme loans very soft and dull; sixty
d,ve IA pcr cent; ninety days. 3@m32 per
cent; six months. 3lmSs per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Omaha.


OMAHA. Feb 1a-Cattle-Receipt
200: market unchanged; native steers,
81 .JJMI. -; COWS and hcifcrs. S1.22Ig0.to
western Steers, 81 50Gp6. 90; COWS and
Ecirors. s.. 2.75ai.75; cnnners. 81 I5H3 80,
stnckers and feeders. So oo@5. %: calves
s.. 5Ods %. bulls. stays. etc. 81 ,25mO.25
lJoge-Rcceipts $500. market weak and
40 lower; heavy. IS .0009 %: mixed. $3.50
,aS 90: light sS.7OGS.9j; pigs. s7.f59
s. 30: bulk Of sales. IS. S5mS .95
..oarIines. s. .O66S 90: lambs, ST .7J@9 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Evaporated Fruits.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associalod Prcss.
NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Evaporate APP
pies. dun. with n poor demand: prices
unchanged on tho spot. fancy. 10SG0
lie: choice. 9@9ic: prime G9@1c. COM
mon TO fair. 6WGsc
Pruncs. quiet. steady, California. IA
9ac up 10 30-iOs: Oregon. 6GI9c.
Apricots. quiet. Choice. 1Il@1fIc: cN-
ira choice. 1l5@l2ic: fancy. l@iml2tc.
Peaches. quiet; barely steady. Choice.
G2ITc; extra choice, IdIhC: fancy. AZ
a Sc.
Raislns. dull and rcaturcess Loose
muscatcl im5sc. choice 10 fancy seeded
59Ggc scedIess, 3STiic: London layers.
$l.l5W Wl@I.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
New York Sugar.

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb, 19.-Eaw sugar
Grm: muscovado 50 test. %,I3c: ccntrlfu-
Gal SO test. i.23c; molass"s sugar, ~
Refined steady: crushed. 5.S5c; granu-
laIod Ji5c; powdered, 20c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
st. Joseph

Special TO The Tribune.
S0I-TU ST JOSEPH. Feb 19.-Cdttlc
DnccIDts 200. market nominal: natives
g. 5561I.25: Texans and westerns. S5.0OI
G,75: COWS and hcfcrs, $3.o0m6.2j: bulls
and stays. $$.5o@5.5O; yeals Sd,o'g 5; 30 :
vcarlings and calves, 81. 25@1.cO; stock
ers and feeders, $3.5OM5.75.
Sbecp-Market nominal: lambs. $S.jOm
q GG, ycarlinss. $7.25@S,25: wcthcrs, $500
N il. ewes SI.TI0G.IJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Kansas City.
"a Associated Press

~ Associated Fress.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 19.-Catlle-Re-
CENTS. 700 Market steady Native
steers S5.25@5.7O. COWS and heifeIs. $500
dIG.25; stoclSers and feeders, g. I505,a0 30:
bulIs s8.75@5.25: calves ;i.506D@.O0:
western steers, si.I5g6.75: western cows.
iIogs@Reccipts. 2O0O. Market &c lower,
Bulk. SS.SOM910: heavy. $9.lOV9:l7t;
packers and butchers. SS.95@915' light.
S $4,000: pigs. SI5c@S.2O.
Nn shnep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Tmports and Exports.

gv Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. l9-Imports Of mer.
chandise and dry goods a, The port OF
New York ior tile week ending bGpruAry
~ specic for The port of New York for
the week ending today were $5i,o5l in
silver and S8G.l75 In gold
f-ynorfa OF specie from the port ot
<-a~ York FOR the week ending today
wcTe 81 0iG .S5i in silver and $5%5,OOO in
gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
Dairy Produce.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO Feb 9.-Butter-Strong.
Creameries. @Gd29c; dalries. 2l@25c.
Eggs-Easy at mark. receipts, 1926
cases: cases included. 21@234c; hrsts 25c,
prime ilrsts. 26c.
Cheese - Steady Daisies. 1GsN17c:
twins, l6i@I6gc; young Americas. 1870
lG9c, long horns. lGAGl6ic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
METALS NOMINAL IN
ABSENCE OF CABLES
Quotations in New York Are
Virtually Unchanged From
Those of Friday.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
=: =
Ry Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19-No changes
were reported In metals. prices being
practically nominal.
Local dealers quote lake copper at
S12.62A@l3,G7l clcctrolytic at $l3.3I2m
1859. and casting at 1c56l3,3ib,
Lead, dull; sf.50Mi.6Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
New York Produce,

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. ls-Butter nrm:
creamery specials, &c asked: extras. glc; {;
held 2lM3l!c.
Cheese firm. unchanged.
Eggs easier. state western hrsts, 264m
&c: seconds. 2GC.