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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15

Lewis Single Binder straight SC Ct.
gar is made to satisfy the smoker.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15
Remintltnx Hlm.

Hello! Isabel. is that your"
EYES,"
Say, dearest"
"sh. Gerald! Haven't you seen the
new rule. that you mustn't tank over
the telephone as you would II you were
face to facet"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15

It's difficult for woman to open her
heart to q knocker.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15

Ten Thousand wooden mills operators
In Olneyville, r. l.. and vicinity have
been placed on short time schedules.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15

Mrs. Windows SOOTHING srRup for ohildr,.
geothinR softens tho gums. reduces indammation ~
lays pain. cares wind collie. % sents bottle.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15

The House held a memorial service
for the late Representative Lowering
of Massachusetts,, Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15
DRINK HABIT INJURIOUS, Cal
EAsTU.y RE SrOppun

Drunkenness is unworthy when you can
have 1t removed without anybody's knowl-
edge. Acme simple home-treatment will
do the work. Write E. Forth. 3l6 Dickey
Bldg. Chicago. ILL.,. for free trial. X
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
GRAINS ALL WEAK
IN CHICAGO PIT.
Profit Taking Sales and Bearish
Sentiment Mark Trading at
Close of Week.
FINAL QUOTATION OF
DAY NEAR THE BOTTOM
Provisions Range Lower in Sym
pathy With Grains: Bulls
Have No Show.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Grsin prices we're
uniformly weak today AZ the close on
profit-taklns sales. Provisions ruled
lower in response 10 All expected Increase
in live hog shipments.
Change of sentiment from bulshuess
at the opening in the wheat pit produced
marked results, prices at the low point
being Off from &c to 1c compared with
the best marks OF the day May showed
the greatest loss owing to liberal realiz-
Ing sales.
Opening prices showed advances of from
q shade TO ac. Later, however the heavy
profit taking sales turned The market
downward. Prices closed at The bottom.
with May of imic from yesterdays final
figure. at 81 1910 l.l3a
Prominent longs besieEed the corn pit
Tith selling orders and as result prices
declined about bc. Closing prices were
only tritle above tho lowest f1gures
May showing net loss Of g0}c. ~ eSac
oats were weak IN sympathy with
wheat and corn. MAY closed at i1ic 3c
lower than Yesterday.
Provisions ranged lower in consouance
with the weak market in grains Jsnu-
airy pork closed a $22iS. january lard al
$3.50 and ribs AZ 81 SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
VEGE TABLES CONE
FROM CALIFORNIA
Firs! Shipment Received Since
aShOut on SaIi Lake
Route.
BUSINESS is GOOD IN
SALT LAKE MARkETS
The Butter Situation Is Not
Showing Any Decided
Changes.

The first shipment OF veEeta bles from
southern California 10 arrive in this city
since the washout al Meadow Valley on
the Salt Lake Route reached salt Lake
CITY Saturday over the Southern Pa
cl0c. 1t being Saturday, The day on
which the housewife does her week end
shoppiDE. the consignment did not last
very long.
Business vas rcrH good on the local
produce market Saturday. after n week.
Of nothing doing, as toe dealer OK
presses IL Tner" was good demand
for all sorts OF eat5hlcs, including fruits
and vegetables. meats and poultry. The
largest demand IN the poultry line was
for chickens. Turkeys continue high and
ARE NOT very plentiful.
The butter situation showed no change
Saturday. Win tho posSihe exception Of
a threatened shortage cf oleomaresrine
This product has been substituted so
largely foT butter since the price went
up that rhe demand is beginning TO l,c p
come Il rEcI ihsn tho supply. IL H. said
that local dealers ar= meeting with ii1i-
Guilty in getting enough oleon2r - Tine
from III" east. owing 10 Tho extreme cold
In Wyoming and The consequent difficulty
ot train operation.
Nice Utah celery is still plentiful and
dealers report GOOD demand for this
Nccetabi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Taft's Special Message Hardly
Creates Ripple at Close
of the Week.
RAILROAD SITUATION
Is PREDOMINANT FACTOR
Morgan Interests Are Extending
Their Power in Many Fields,
Particularly in Banking.
METALS
WOOL
PRODUCE
BY RALPH EMERSON.
"a sed Wire 10 The Tribune.


NEW YORK Jan S.-rhe market this
week. While Influenced by many extra
neous affairs. auCured well Tor 1910. The
Rock Island scare was felt during the
entire si& days of trading and the sh3 dow
OF that @l-point furry hung at times
Ike depressing psD. The special meg
sage from President Taft did not create
ripple. hut the cotton market break
Tss a direct influencing element Money
Soared. the call rat" going 20 IL per
cent. but II soon dropped back 10 nezTl
normal ruling approximately at 81 and
s. per cert
Tho railroad situation Is at rhc pres
ent the biggest factor on the exchange.
do not mean ny this tlr attitude of
Mr.. Taft. nor the strike in The north
west. but the general sitpl.lUn as Is al
fected b. bG plans Of surn .nen ~ Ed
win Ilsvley. robert y. Lovett Benjamin
Gnskum and George Gould. II is cur
rently reported ,hat I, holding COMPANY
is 10 be formed 10 take over The Flaw
lev lines. Hir Morgan haS big plans
for the south. while Nlr 6o5kum prom
i9es $40 900 900 improvements IN the
understand that the Southern Rail
way c"ptcmplates bic improvements and
Persistent Horace Emerson 81 Tie Atiaa-
~" Coast line has rsrvnd no,iCe tist
Hat road is 10 dounle-track over the eu-
tire system.
teruattoaal Harvester was followed hv
the announcement Of dividend next
week. also hear of foreign extensions
OF trade. but when We Io"ll Dy1r the
stock market three wears back We
that such a rise Is not ont OF The way.
The Morgan interests arc extending th.ir
power In every direction. espsc cisllv "a
the banking field The steel and coal
situation Is very good. AZ ] said nrforo
We have started l9i0 we'll
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Mining Notes.

G. u. popUtuc Of tho Bingham. New
ll4ycu company g. 1t Bingham attending.
20 mining interests
y. r. Natnewsur. smcltcr cNrert %,
Anaconda. Mont. arrived in tho city Fri
day night On one ui his regular month";
trips. and on saturday went out 10 Tooelc
90 inspect progress on the new lntern@ :
ti"nM plant
n. u. rinuil of Provo who is heavily
interested in tho IaaCk Nault property ri
Phoebe. was Il visitor in this city SaNiT-
ddy. SIR. HoGtH had intended visiting
his PiuCuc holdings in the near tutu~'.
rut viii hc DELAYED in his trip or account
Of railroad diflicuittcs.
Manager Alex Monst nr the Maiestc
Lake. aud reports splendid progress being
made iu the work Of Development no"
under way Mt the Harrington Hickory
mine. The new machinery Is worltirS
perfectly and though som" distance ~
low tho watcr level in the shaft. no ditii
rulcy Is being experienced IN handling the
now.
Jackson. local representative OF The Elv
nrnI % r. W. iHlsc & Co. Was nrt@d
among The regular traders on the lrc1l
stock cN-bIuG" Tor tue first time >atuV-
day morning. On To strength OF has frst
Nj" Jackson SGT up ci=a's
door aud The newspaper BOYS. and he NJ"
he recipient "t WanN hearty CpDSrut MA
tions aud best wishes.
Owing "a eNcessly" moisture IN tho ores
az ,he Ohio Copper lHiuc. hciDG treated 81
tho new n,u at Lark, Manager Colin Nc
utosh hes found II advisable 10 makN
,.iina=n connections between thc uppc"
levels aud :ho Mascotto tunnel. This
worl, which is now under way viii take
= bouI Two weeks tor completion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Now Ynrl Florr al Grzin.

NEW YORK. Jon. S.-Tlour. GrrIly
held with domand slow: spring patents
sI.iG@5.5 winter patents. .ion",'";
winter extras No J. Si6UT sac. Kansas
strai ichts. SloO@5.15. winter suaights.
81 GOa5.i0: spring ci"srs. Si.inNi.Si;
winter extras, No :. $i.'oa loo.
Receipts. 80. 500: shipments. 1880
Wheat Spot steady; No. rcd. 8 30
elevator. domestic and Si.2o 10 D, aloat
nominal; No. I northern Duluth. Sl.2St
aud No hard winter tl.29 lob. aAo"L
nominal
ThcTe was very nervous market in
wheat aud prices made poor response
TO hiSh cables and hullish argentine
news on account of professional hqutdI
non Of long wheat Tho close Uaa WlC
lover: MIN. sl@o3: July. Sl.lts Receipts,
700. shipments, o& 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Mud SPRINGS COMPANY
PLANNING BIG WORK

Serge SI, StoohouSo. vice prcsidcn; az
the Mod Springs cold Mi"inc 9ompsny,
Ui>n corporation operating the Mud
Springs gold property in N.dc"s county.
California. left Saturday afternoon for
the mlrcs or company buSiness. NJ
Stonhousc stated p,icv 10 his departure
that ho would examir" the properties IN
company with cSpcrt engineers. and as
result of his visit u is fully expected
,hat development work on = !sigc seal
viii he started. and lurthc" tH1n This,
some definite action on Inc mhi propus'-
lion win ho tsRcr Tn" Mud Springs
property has IN days gone h; Produced
hoa,uy though in former development
oul, The high grad" ores were given at
trutiou leaving = biz milling proposition.
as we'll as high .radc possibilities sor trs
nrescnt operators To- work upou. Tnc
company is composed largely oil Ipc'i
in'nrrslH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Chicago,

CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Cattle-Eeccipta cs-
timaied at 500, market steady: bceycs.
western steers. sf.26@6.30; stoclcrs and
feeders. S3.l5G 80. COWS ana heifcT3.
S@.G5Dlo.6S; calves, $I.5om9.I5.
Hogs Receipts estimated st Il 600.
market steady: light. IS jndS S -; mixed.
SS.i561S.9o: heavy. $500 S.a5; rough $3.50
oiS.I0; good TO choice heavy. $S.Jo6cS.95.
pigs, $i6o@S.6o; bulk Of sales. SS.Ip@
S.S5
Shcep-Rcccipts estimated at 5000;
market steady; native, sS.s5nS.i5: west
cru. $I0ods.25' ye1rhngs. SS.G0Ts 10:
lambs, native. Ss.@5Ms9Ci western, 81. 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Imports and Exports.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Tmpor,s ~ mcr-
chandise and dry goods az the port ri
Now Nork for the Wcck ending December
81 were valued ut si"GI5.1?l
Imports Of specie for the port Of New
York ending today were SIS silver
and S63. 226 gold
Exports OF specie from the port OF New
York for tho week ending today were
Il O6i 900 gold and 81 .3GA Us sllNcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
YEARS. COTTON CROP
WILL Be SMALL ONE
Government Expert attributes
Decreased Production TO the
Drought and Boil Wceyil.

WASHINGTON Jan. S-The cotton
crop year OF 1909 is going 10 be the small
est since lSHa according 70 statement
pert ot the department oi agriculture.
1T is due. he said. 10 the weevl In Louis
lana and in portions of Arkansas and
Mississippi. and TO the extreme dry
weather In Texas.
The boil weevil he declared. undoub,-
edly would cause "a remarkable Tedistri-
button Of The production OF cotton. first
I'm large areas.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. S.-Ca tUc--Ee-
ceipts. 900 market steady; nntive stecrs
S:.5o67.5o: cows and heircrs. g. .oq5. II; f;
western steers. M.0n6l6.25: COWS and hcif-
crS. So. .u0Tti.5U. CanncrS. S2.j0N3. 30;
Stockers and feeders, S@.15si 5.3:. calves
S3.500L1o: bulls stays, etc. S2.I5ENi50
Uogs-ReCeiptS. 5000; market l0c lower;
heavy, SS.IImS. .52A. mixed SS.iO0S. 81: /:
light, $S.35@S.45, bulk OF sales. SS.ioGD
S.i5.
Shccp- Receipts soc. narket steady
fed InUttons S6. I5GII.50. wcthcrs. $1,000
10; ewes. $5.ooasOO: lambs, 5000 s. 60
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. s.-Cattle-He-
cciptS. 700. market steady; cows and hcif-
c1s. S2.J016.00. Stocllcrs aud feeders.
SS.2565.25. bulls S3.i0aJ.0O: calves, $500
Gl9.0o: western steers. $i.0Q16.50; west
crn cows. S3.0O6i $50.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 market 56I lOc
lower. bulk OF sales. $500 sos hcavy,
S.60H&.7n; packers apG butchers. SS.J5Gt
$50: light, SS.o01S.5o: pigs, $G.I5d1.15
Nm -t,.pn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Jan, S.--Closc.
Prime mercantile paper, i4@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, weak with actual
business in bankers bills at Sl.SS.5Gm
.S3.1 -. for sixty day bills and q Si.$G.60
for demand.
Commercial bills, S}SG0Ly3!
Bar silver. 30 cents.
McNicau dollars. If cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO Jan. -Buttor-Steady;
crcamcrls oGc63ic: dairicS. 2JM@0c.
FgGs-Recclpts 1851 cases steady AT
mark. eases Included. 2i3mGo4c. brsiSs
G5c prime fTEts. SSr.
Cheese-Stcady; daisies, lG4WlIc; young
Americas. l6tc; long horns, lGac.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
st. Joseph,
Special to The Tribune.

ST''IdI 10 ITH IIlUUTI",
SOUTH ST, JOSEPH Mo- Jan. $
Cattle-RcceptS. 200; nominal. natives.
$4,000 90; Texas and westerns. Si.0on
500. cows and hcircrs, S2.I5G5.15: bulls
and Stays. S&.OO6 30, vcalS. 81. 5OG,S 10:
ycarlinGs and calves. S3.Oo6l50: stock
crs and feeders. SG0OG,G.l5
Sheep uominaI. lambs. sS ooa So; year
linss and wcthcrs. $500 100; ewes, Si.I5
n a. 60
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
METAL MARKET IS
PRACTICALLY NOMINAL
In Absence of Cables From
Abroad There Are No Changes
in Current Quotations.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET
- = =

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-With the OK
changes closed the metal markets were
practically nominal today Local deal
ers quote lake copper at sl3.I5dlLoo,
clectrolytlc at $lS'5oa 1915. and casting at
SIa. 25@1G.5o.
Tin quiet $40, 15@ $500.
Lead. quiet; Si.6Il0i.I2i,
Spelter, dun; S6loqS.25.
Iron unchanged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Clearing House Statement.

NEW NORN. Jan. H-Thc statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that The banks hold $iIGI. $50
more than I'm" requirements OF the -
per cent reserve rule This is q decrease
OF Sl.i22.SI5 I'm the prcportionatc cash
reserve aS compared with last week.
I,. - g.,t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
SPECTATORS NOW
WEAKEN A TR|F[E
Traders Prefer to Wait for Re-
adjustment and Settlement
of Money Conditions.
BIG THINGS BREWING
in FINANCIAL CIRCLES
Magnates Would Like TO Turn
Securities Into Cash if
Practicable.

NEW YORK. Jan, S.-The quiet stock
market today reflected the Weakening
attitude OF tho speculative element. One
thing which vas awaited. evidently. Is
the ripper opinion likely TO be formed OF
the measures presented in The presidents s
message by the general speculative pub
lie and 10y investors. both IN this coun-
Try and abroad. Tho point is advanced
that foreign holders Of o. prospective in
NeStors I'm American securities may be
encouraged by the supervisory powers
over corporation finances suggested by
the chief executive,
In the money market in tho longer
survey bankers arc not inclined TO cx-
pect that time money rates VIII decline
Tor some time. Further exports OF gold
10 South America are looked FOR. Dis
count rates hardened today and the nc
ccSSitY for Cove rnmcnt borrowing in that
market is expected to keep rates up.
The Financial Chronicle. summing w
the money situation i'm New York, says:
Money j. needed for various enter
priscs contemplated by our leading hnau-
cicrs. who. II Is believed would like 10
turn part or their stock holdings into
iurinS the market value
Reports from abroad oC a world wide
nitrate combination. under the auspices
of American bankers. point Ia one such
enterprise and affected the securities Of
IN" American fertilizer companies to-
day.
The reduction of tho recent rcv"rlsh-
ness i'm Rock Island removes dcprcss-
ing factor from the speculation. Tho
casing tendency Of coll loans as the
week has gone by prepared expectation
for Il good bank statement today and
prompted some of the later buying Of
stocks The actual condition OF the
associated banks showed decrease Of
more than $4,000. 900 In the loan account.
with cash gain of about 100000 600.
Further evidence OF tho weakness in the
stock market was found in tho exhibit
OF state banks and trust companies.
whose loans showed the unusually large
decrease Of S7i9.Gii. 900
Bonds were irregular Total sales
par value. SI.I0l 900.
United States - have declined 3 per
cent and the Is coupon per cent in
tic bid price on call since last week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Mcur York SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Eaw sugar arm
cal .95 lest. s3,0%1ii i.oI, molassos sugar
50 tret s$.2imS.&o' refined Fteady
crushed 500; sronUlated. sos. pow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Park City Orc SHIPMENTS.
Bullion MnYements.
10 Tho Tribune.

LONDON Ian. S.-RuIlion amounting
80 G2f, 900 was token into The Eanl5 81
England today. end $4,000 WAS With
drawn FOR South America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
ST. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Jan S.-Wool. unchanged;
choice grades. combiug aud clothing. q
a @9c: Hight Gnc. 22m2Ic. heavy hnc. j.
fylc: tub washed. 2J6I2Ic,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Eyaporate0 Fruits.

NEW YORK. Ian S-E,vlpolatcd ap-
pies firm. spot. fancy. l0l@ltc; choice
ad go: prime. 1gc; common to fair G@
6gc
Pruncs firm. California. up 20 30 iOs
eyd9r; DTCgons. Gm9c
hpricots. steady; choice. Ila6lIj.: cx-
iva choice lIl612c; fancy, l'lW lee.
Peaches, steady: choice. G}G &C.: extra
choice. 20 T1c. fancy. Has
RaisinS. unsettled. loose muscatrls, IN
81: choice 10 fancy seeded. Io6Ec; seed
less @l@.5c, London layers. $l.l1j@ l.30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
DeVeloping Potato.

Ioads: using three boxes To tho tree would
make nearly. o. 500 carloads. tho amount
consumed in the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Production OF Apples.

President Elliott o. tho Northern Pa
r,e company vino was in the city The
'.nc. day. told nc hr believed the Stat"
Washington would lead the entire
Grthwcst within = year or two in APP
~. trees and acreage There We're
.eatcd and growing about 900 600 trees
Y INC close M 1903 Montana l. second.
cHh i.c00. 600: Oregon has planted and
-towine at least %.51D.uQ0. and l6Hnu has
Li les than 3 600 900 Authorities dif
~ as 10 tho production pcg tree. some
u, si% boxes. but 10 be conservative
..a make due allowance for thc uucN-
Ia me Production Whcu these trees arc
~ bearing ~ 1919. ON that bOSiS tb"
~, would be IS follows; Washington
T",'pO boxes. Montana. 5000. 900; OTc-
:1 '.po0.0er boxes: Idaho, 5000. 900
w boxes to juc ra. nearly 30 NOg car
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Additional Mining News
Boston Copper Market.

James 5. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearance OF wheat and flour
wcro equal 10 i,,.0r" bushels. Primary
receipts were i6S n10 bushels, compared
day year ago Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. II cars: corn, "69 cars
oats. Ga cars: hogs 30 on0 head
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Gan Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANtISCO. Ian. s--The offi-
cial closing quotations Tor mining stocks
a .nl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09

y Washington market wholesale potato
dealer called my attention To Il new po-
tato which f.. W. Page iS growing at
Stluncld or. Mr.. Page was one Of the
pioneers In oregon and has succeeded in
developing that section in 4 most re-
marllablc way. The Page Peerless pd-
iato VIII be sold in large quantities in
New York markets during 1910. because
it is said To h" two weeks earlier than
any other variety This vine immed-
aicIy dies on having attained fun growth.
Tho potato IS hard. stubby. heavy aud
medium In size. rhS wear but 200 sacks
we're grown aud at Mr.. Pages request
tho entire crop was turned over 10 nr.
Coo OF tho FurUlsh-C"c project who In
lmu distributed I, sack on two hero and
there OF the project so that the entire
community may haV" an cdual pppor-
tunity go grow This ncw ;aTiCiy. Vt tho
eastern Oregon faiT IL took irst premium
tn the potato list and FIRST prize "s new
N.t,gtr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09

WASInNGTON. Jan. S-The condition
of The treasury at tn" beginning oi nu"i-
ness today wa7 as follows
.,,,ia coi, Sk1t so $50
s:ii,,nr dnIlars ....... 1856 aSd. 900
G;iivcr dollars Of 1890. 1884. 900
7'irr' ing ',.'..........s.... ',,,a' lse 9si 600
General fund
',oi (,nd ........ So0.SsS
,.nrrcrt liabilities .....,.... l0G.03i.19S
""F%'es of5ces ....,........... @5,aS9.Sl@
In banks to credit of treasure;
of the United states. ......, $6'olO.osl
,t,,,.,,,' ,,ju ...... 9SG .5&1
MI MI hoIanrr I'm general fund S5..S5 .6SG
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were follows: Flour,
firm: winter patents. 81 2nD 5.So:
straights Sl.S0m5.0O; bakers. So 2.:n so.
No. = ryc. I?6Slc. feed or mixing bar
Icy. "65c: fair 10 choice mailing, 69H
&c. ll2N seed No. / southwestern, g o. /:
No / norihwestrn. S2l0: timothy seed
$3.50. clover. 50 I0@ $40: mess pork. p"r
barrel, s2l.55H2 - 90. lard, per 100 pounds
fl.15: short clear sides. Sll,I5d 1900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
ARM|NG HAS MADE
| GREAT PROGRESS
/. The TiIIer of the Soil All
| Must Look for Pros
perity.
vyE BILLION DOLLARS is
IlIIE PRODUCTS LAST YEAR
|,paJs Produced in 1909 the
Greatest in The History of
United States.
nv PRESTON G. ADAMS.
"a Wire TO The Tribune.

~ feased Wire to The Tribune.
FEW YORK. Jan. S.-"Farmins in the
-.,d states has probably made more
d /.,,,ss during 1909 than any other in
L-,rv" was the comment made in Wall
,,.t this week by big railroad op-
1. .,n Farmers arc realizing, and so
Il r,ilroad men. bankers. merchants
u manufacturers, that TO The farmer
4. nue, look for most of our substan
a d nrospeTity. The steel and iron in
cries may be running full tilt the
-u,osds may have more business than
IN csu handle. but let the farmer get
.,ourazed and down comes tumbling
In other business enterprise he
|sfrl on.
ne value Of farm products IS placed
n. e $50. 600 900. an increase of SS6a, oO0.-
n ors- 1905 and nearly double the value
X ,sn wears ago. The value Of products
E .lnyen wears has been 10000, 600, 600
NJ hay crop Is valued at S665 900 900:
|sts Ell $500. .ooo 900, potatoes At S@12.-
Soso tobacco at nearly Sloe 600 900
|-.,at AT SI95. 100000 corn at $li2o.-
So, and the lint and seed OF cotton
Ia al $3.50 600 900.
Efhe production OF all cereals combined
I;li .00n. 900 bushels, an amount con
|e,rsbly greater than that for any 9th
"A wear except 1905. II exceeds the aE-
.sre OF the preceding five years by %
n cent. The value nj all cereals in
IA has never been cdualcd i'll a pre-
roys year. II is almost exactly $1,000
Ia nDn OF 81 per cent above the iiNr-
Ia average The increase in the value
"A farm products this year over 1908 's
Ia e00 06o. and is enough TO buy q Iiow
.gipment OF farm machinery Tor SIX
-ihIon farms. Farming. Instead of be
a looked upon as only IN" occupation
Il The lax. Incducated class. now cYi-
[utr takes foremost rank among the
hlos,rics OF America. Nj railroad
rt.iden;s secm 10 agree on this point
4 do many bankers. merchants ana
-,lhrs with whom ! hANc iaIkcl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
ALL FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS or THE DAY.
SALT LAKE RETAIL PRICES COMPARED

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
Now York Produce.

NEW YORK Jan. S.-Buttcr. cheese
and agcs-Firm. unchanged.