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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-05
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Jan. 4-QuotatioDs furnished BY Balti.
more Fruit and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Craamery. extras separator, S5lLa37lk;
DO, imitation 25sZ do prints. Alb sass, do.
lib, SaS5i do, blocks 2-ib. SaEz; do. dr.ry
prints. Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia, aia25,
do, Iowa ard Northwestern ladle, 2ia2l
EGGS-Marylaud Pennsylvania and n7ar-hy
frsts per doz.. 81 do. Eastern shore. MARYLAND.
and Virginia. per doz.. 81 Western frsts. uer doz
81: do. West Virginia, Per dlz.. 81 do. North
Carolina FER doz.. q. CThe shove quotations are
Tor wholesale lots2J cases or more-ouly: JOB lots
higher
DRESSED POULTRY-Tukcys. CHOICE Young.
per D. GA2i: do fair % god. per b.. Gae2; GA
toms. per H.. lsal9; chickens straight. yoang.
Per H.. small. nap do mixed. young ard old.
per d.. l6al7, ducks. choice. fat per ID. lal7.
geese, choice, nearby, PET d., l6sI7; Western and
Southem, PER H.. 1iai6
LIVE POULrRI-Od hens. heavy-weight. Der
d.. l6; do. lightweight per H., Is; old roostsrs
FER 10, 9; young chickens, choice. per H.. II.
small Is; turkeys. choice. per II. .. old toms
isal9; rough and poor pr b. Balls geese. Western
and Southern. H., a Maryland and Virginia. per
IL, Is; do. Kent Island. D.. is, pigeons. Young
Iair IS do, old, per pair %; ducks, white Pekins
per n. BaH; do. large. per H.. Is; do small.
pr 10, Is; guinea fowls. old. each %; do, Young
IA lbs and over, 90.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 4-WHEAT-No roj
Western. LIS. No ? nd l23E; No. red. Il9li
steamer No ? red. LIE; steamer No. 2 red Western.
l.l9A.
CORN-Cont-acts new 67is; No. 2 white. new.
6Sls: steamer mixed. 65a. No { mixed GlTs
RYE-Stock in elevators, l4572 bus; shipments
from elevators, 400 bus No. rye, Western. car
lots, domestic, Sl133, No 2 rye (near-hvl. 7a3g.
bag lots. as to quality and condition 65a7s
FLOUR-Wiutcr extra f55a455; do. clear 05a
G5: do. straight 550a5 Is; do. patent. {. sos5 90.
spring clear. 4G5aL90: do. straight 52la5l5 DO.
patent. 54a570; City Mills best patent SIS: do
high grade patent. 645; do. straight els; choice
family. SOS; do extra 475ai9. Rye -four. Medium
to choice, 425a450. Coumeal per 100 lbs, L5oal CO.
Buelwheat -four. 100 lbs. 2455255
OATS-Stock in elevators. 2l2.Il2 bus: shipments
from elevators, 7.iA bus The quotations for new
oats on spot we're: White. No. . as to weight
J0laa5l do. No. 3. rs To weight. 49a5O; do. No
as to weight 47a4S; do mixed, No. ?. ls1zai9: do.
No. > El2aiS.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted as wholeaale.)


BUTTER-Creamry fancy, % 10 ssh; do. frsts, 81
s5c: do. seconds. Z5a26. process fancy. 30: do.
air to good. aa2S: dairy. choice. 2a25; do. good
Z3a2A: store-packed 25a2f.
| CHEESE-New York State factory fancy fats. ia
| I7l6: do. small. Hal711: do. large. l615a7.
] EGGS-Near by, choice. returnabe cases. per doz
SO; DO. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, re
turpabe cases o: do. Tennessee retufnable cases
q: do. North Carolina. returnabIs cases g.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens, spring. large I5al6
do medium Balls do do, small, lsa5; hens
small per h.. lsls; do, large, ia; roosters. per
To-, g. ducks. old r. do, spring. bs and over
toms per b.. q do. hens. q: turkeys thin leal2
keats, per b.. l3al5
DRESSED PoCLTRY-Turksy choice, undravn
hens. per h.. q: average. undrawn. mixed y.
chickens per H.. l6al7i chickens and hens mixed
lial5 hens choice, per 10, l4al5 ROSTERS Der h.
9al0 ducks lSals; geese. per h.. l2alL
GAAlE-Rabbts. per dOz. 225a2 50. do. kits Der
doz i5al.O0: quail, per d0z-. fancy, 25GaAOJ: do
small per doz 200a2 .; Wild turkey 2lae2; SPUR
res EACH 5as; oPossuns. each, zIa35; pheasants.
l5
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country, sugar cured
l6als: hogs. small and neat per cWt. 70: do. me
dum to heavy. ea953; do. rough G.. bears 6.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy. Der Ii
la5. cherries. l2ll5 baekberies = whortleberries.
l21.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Dbl. Lzal75. sweet
potatoes. per bbl.. new. LZaL50. yams. per Dol
Ii00al.5
GREEN FRUITs-ApDles. loose. per Dbl. 2OOa
70.
sUNDRIEs- Beeswax. 29a3o: tallow. 6a5ls: ginseng.
per h.. 500a55o, seneca, Per d.. 20; golden seal
40ai5 pink lZsli mandrake Zl3: snake root g
walnut kernels dy l5al6: walnuts. per 100 lbs Is
WOOL AND HIKES-WoOl. unRasbed. free o.
burs Ter ID. 23a23. wool burTy. per TO-. Za2s
hides green. per 10, II; do, dry. l5al5; sheerSkns
green. each. 75al0o: do. dry Zia6J calfskins each
l50ai.75. muskrat EACH 30aS5: DO. blsck. 3las5 do
kite SAILS; skunk, each. black 2Coa50J; mink. each
S0oa5.0O; rabbit skins each. !. cp5ssum each ga
80; rcccoon. each. 59aLCJ. fox. ned EACH ZOla2 80
do gray Zal00
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". z. Hibbs < Co.
/ members q tic Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbl
Building, 70 Fifteenth street northwest.
/ Chicago Jan. 4.-The local wheat market opened
strong at s 90 z. ADVANCE with commission ho5ses
/ on both sides Of the market and some uroft-takinl
by local longs around liz The market hung within
( a narrow range until about nOm when new buying
/ appeared which advanced prices 10 liza THIS
/ b1yiug was in some part covering By pit traders
| but also induced by receipt Of a LIVERPOOL
cable 10 a prominent house stating that OWING 10 a
! general belief IN a moderate exPortabie surplus
/ and poor quality % Argentine wheat the United
| Kingdom would have 10 look 10 Canada for a
/ large amount q her future supplies The Winni.
/ ls market was very firm all day. Cash demand
locally vas SLOW to-day and prices easier blt re-
| ported good 40 Minneapolis Local car lots, q,
With 60 estimated for tomorrow.
! COkN-Strcusth IN prices vas borrowed largely
/ from wheat The market took lot q selling by
/ tie longs but offerings Were absorbed largely by
/ another class Of commission houses. Cash situation
| unchanged. With Seaboard reporting local demand
/ sci filed and exporters c7nceling. Cash Eioes
| we're 4 % = higher early. easing shade later.
Local car lots &c. with 499 estimated for touaorrow
! oAIS-The market was higher with other grains
| No particular feature, Cash Taices were 5 shade
higher with the future. Easta1n demand fair
Local CIR lots 80 with IL estimated for tonorrow
PROAISI0NS-While monthly statistics on no
visions showed some accumulation. the stocks are
very SMALL and. coupled with the continued light
Z
product. prices ruling sharply higher in consc-
GEence The market closed finn with undertoue
strong Larger packers were BUYERS oa a liberal
scale The bulk q the offerings came from scat
tered longs
New York Jan. 4-WHEAT-Hg Cher: fair in
quir. Ne. puluth. TO arrive, 10 80. red
T. O. b.. nominal. lSz; No 2 hard New York
T. o. b.. L5A; No / macaroni l.I9H. T. o. b.;
No. l Manitoba, T. O, D.. 20 arrive, Llsa Ex-
plrters took fifteen loads Manitoba
CORN-FlnEer trade is quiet New No 2 ele-
Yator. sP4; new No. 2 I. o. b. February % March
shipments, az Ggia. Exporters TOOK nothing
RlE-Steady. Ifeless. No . T. O. d. ST.
WHEAT Open Hi-5 Low. Close
May ............... lcss 1T u-ls LoJs LIS
July .......,,..,... lLr Ills Ill LIS
CORN
May .--.--------... ------ --.... --..-. -.
OATS.
Closing prices year sso to-day: New York
Mag wheat, 10. May cora, C5H. CLlcago-Nay
wheat ICS2s; May corn. 6liz.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b7 ". 2. Hibbs & Co.
members u tie New York STOCK Exchange Hibbs
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK. Jan A reactiCnIry tendency va,
again noticeable Il was attributable IN part %
some falling of In the trade demand across the
water and also 10 considerable scattered liquidation
and more aggressive selling than has recently heeu
witnessed for the short account. Liverpool which
was due 20 come three % SIX and a half Eaglish
points higher actually declined equal 20 eight %
fifteen American points. Liverpool also was selling
on this side against purchases IN ITS own market.
The Liverpool depression was st down 70 selling
b. the continent and a decrease In the buying
power. Shorts there. whether Spectators or spin
ueTs. II asserted have covered " apparently 50
Not only Liverpool. but the continent appears
70 have hold here 20 some extent. There was also
more or less selling by Wall street and local traders
partly on stop orders
Futures declined tweuty-seyen % twenty-uine
points on the active months, recovered part. and
closed steady at q net decline Of ffteen % eighteen
Estimated sales. 10000 bales.
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Money.

New York, Jan. 4-MOney on call at the STOCK
Exchange to-day opened az per cent; highest Q
lowest, 6. closing. per cent. Most Of tie davis
loans we're made az per cent
Time money was unchanged though the TONG
was trife fmer Borrowing was not heavy. bu,
supply VAS held closely 70 the asking rates TsssA
were 4iaaiA per cent for sixty days: IA for ninety
DAYS. four. five, and SIX months
Mercantile PAPER was more active SUNNY show
ing q decided increase. Inquiry was fairly good
here and elsewhere. Rates slza5 per cent for sixty
and ninety days Endorsements; 4sa5E per cent for
choice four to six months single names: 81 Der
cent for others
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

CRA1N-Wheat- new, per bus. LO6a1 20; corn
sheIled. per bus. 75a7s cob. 25a375: oats Western
white, No. g per bus. 55a5e; mixed. per bus. 5os5g
bran. per ton, 800; middling. per ton. zoo.
HAY AND STRAW-~Hay, Western, No. | IA noa
1850; No. 2. l65oal7OO; mixed. l6O0aI65O lOose AZ
local scales. A.WalI.N Straw rye, bundle, Is. 5Os
lI@; straw 20. machine thrash. s.OoasOO: straw.
wheat, per ton, G0Oa650; straw, cat, Der ton
65Oa7.O0
SEED s-Alsise per bus, sOOas75; clover. Der
bus. s.S~-so1: tla1thy per bus. LSOa225: crimson
clover, per b., ...GOsll.00
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WARRINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per cwL 4sOaS6g; o.. tu.rh.-
250a4O0; do. common 200a3OO
HoGS-Psr ewt,, Gross, EOos7.5Oi do. ordinsrv
per cwt 650a70. -
sHEEP-Prne, clipped. S5OaiOO; common. el,p-
ped. 2O0aSOO. N-V
LAMBs-Choics. spring per ID. n: medium
spring, Per b., 6iSaT. -
CALVES-Prime, per H.. 3; medium. per III. 8,
grass. per b.. 4a5 -
COWs-PTime. fresh. each. ss.1as5OO; do. eou-
@0o' each S.V0aSe's; do, old and dry, lB.Ocal5A
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,
sales-Reglar cali at p O'Clock noon:

ssles-Regular call at y O'Clock noon;
Potomac Electric con- IS. SlOO0 at l0lJs, 5000 at
lOls $500 at 1OlS 1900 at lol%. $1,000 at l0lA.
Capital Traction, at 1885, at lS5, % at 1914,
I at l36
Washington Railway and Electric common, at
asa. Is at asa. at 43h.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 80
at soH. . at 901s / at 9gas. . at 90Is. 20 at goa,
20 az COZ
Washington Gas. 3 at TsH, . at 7sH. 25 at 7Sls,
. at 7sS, 100 at 50 (buyer. CO.. at 7s&. . az
7sA
Mergenthaler at 2ais
Lansten, at 95, at ss, 20 e. Is. At 05, %
az 9l7b.
Greene Cananss, 100 AZ IlZ 70 at u%
Riggs National Bank ! at 600.
Franklin Insurance 5 At 62'k
After call:
Washington Gas Is. $1,000 at lOl. $1,000 at 100.
Lanston, 10 az IS.
Capital Traction S. 500 AZ IlnL 81 900 az ufG
5000 at lllh $1,000 at lll4H
Greene Cananea. 100 ct llN tbuyer COZ.
Following are the bid nnd asked prices yes
terdays Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH ca

A Dividend Of Two Dollars per share viii he na,d
on Saturday. January IS. 1910. to stockholders Of
record az the close Of business on Friday. Decem.
bs 81. 1903.
WILLIAM R. DRIVER, Treasures.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co..
menlbers New YoTk Stock Exchange Hibhs Build.
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MoNEY-SALEs BY HOURS:
0nan So. hiah ~ la.u elL. .la.. NJ
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building, IS Fifteenth street northwest.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Jan 2-Bid and asked prices on GOV.
srru,ent eeourffies. ~
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. 4.-Folloving are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
Decrease in Exports.

WA ASHINGTON. Aug. pa marked
decrease in exports OF natural products,
increased expectation of manufactures
and increased importatioDs OF manufac-
turers' materials arc shown by the bu-
reau OF statistics figures In a compari-
son TO foreign receipts of tho United
States during the seven months period
ending July 81. 1910.
Exports Of wheat. 1our, meats. cotton,
Illuminating oil and copper show q de =
crease. Exports Of lumber. leather. agri-
cultural implements. lubrlcating oil, naval
stores. scientific instruments. metal
working machinery. boots, shoes and au-
tomobies show an increase. Imports In
the principal manufacturers materials
including hides. tobacco cotton, wool
etc, show an Increase. while many OF
tho manufactures. including cotton. laccs.
linens. cotton cloths books and silk laces.
show n slight decline.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27

weather toward the close OF The week
would injure corn, the general crop re
port this week was OF continued i'm
provcmnnt except for cotton in Texas.
Business failures in the United States
for tho week ending August % were
235. against 222 last week. col in the
like week OF 1909 2%6 in 1908 l6I in
1907 and 1873 In 1905
Business failures in Canada for the
week ending with Thursday last num-
bcr 50. which compares with 2G last
week. and So in the corresponding week
i'm 1919.
Wheat. including nour. exports from
the United States and Canada for tie
week ending August 20. aggregate J.
295 9l4 bushels. against 1.f9i. .5l4 bushels
last week and 1884, 5Si bushels this week
last year
Corn exports for the week arc l39. GO
bushels. against 1881 bushels last week
and IS Cos bushels in 1909"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
MARKET STRONG,
YET INACTIVE
Sharp Recovery in Prices
Comes on Smallest Business
Of the Week So Far.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK NOT
ALTOGETHER OPTIMISTIC
Bank Clearings Twenty Per
Cent Under Same Week
Last Year.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-On the SMALL
est ovcrturn in business This week to-
days stock market made a general re-
covcry from the declines OF yesterday.
when rumors of frost in the northwest
precipitated a general selling movement.
These rumors were dispelcd today and
strong recovery.
The character of trading. however, to-
gether with It's more than ordinary mar
row range renders discussion unneces-
sary. Business during the noon hour
amounted TO about 1000 shares. The
influential interests continued their pol
Icy OF inactivity and the manipulation
for the rise in corn stocks was so OBJ
vlous as to work It's own defeat,
Americans rallied In the London mar
ket and there was later buying here.
Foreign exchange here ruled easier.
Indications point 10 a small cash gain
for the week by the banks in their oP-
erations With the ub-treasury, but in
asmuch as many direct shipments of cur
rency have been made 10 interior points
and Canada. the supposed gain may
readily be turned into a loss.
Bank clearings in the aggregate all
over the country show continued
shrinkagc, the loss for tho week being
over 20 per cent compared with last
year The reduced volume of clearngs
is ngain chiefly due to the marked fall
Ing off IN this city. while Chicago, Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Baltimore. Kansas City
and San Francisco all report increases,
The bond market was steady. Total
sales. mar value, ST62 600.
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. IT,
BEARS HAVE BEST
OF DAY IN WHEAT
Market Drags and Close Shows
Decline, Corn and Oats Fol
lowing Suit.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Thc wheat market
was easy all day. saggiDg to close &c
to &c down. Corn fell away sharply, re-
lIeved from the fear of immediate frost
damage. finishing &c TO 1hc of. Oats felt
the drag of the weak corn market and
also sagged 1c to &c. while an unim-
portant trade in provisions left them gem
orally unchanged In prices.
The wheat pit was unimpressive. with
no marked bearish or bullsh stimulus,
The slump In corn, the reverse OF ycster-
to cover OH fears of Immediate frost dam
age, took the strain on the bulls, and
fluctuations were comparatively narrow.
with n downward tendency. Receipts
here and in the northwest were large,
The close was easy all around, with Sep
tcmber ac to lc TO Ac down, at 9SAc.
after having moved between o9ac and
oslo, December closed &c 10 a@ac OFF.
at 81 03a
Shorts who fastened to cover their
lines Of corn yesterday. when frost was
expected, resold today when higher tenn
peratures were reported from the grow
Ing fields The opening was sharply
lower and the bulls were unable later In
the session to force values much away
from the low point, although resting
orders on the early decline stayed the
ma rlSet, Country offerings were limited
and cash corn was 9@lc lower, No. 2
yellow sold at 6l2m62ac. The close was
weak, with September 13c off, at 60lc,
December closed l@lc to 1c down. at
6Slc.
Oats were effected by rne weakness
in corn, but fell away less sharply. Cash
oats declined &c To &c, and September
was heavy. The close was weak and
near the bottom, with september DC off.
at 3iac. December closed &c of. at
364c.
Pork finished e1c up to 10c down, lard
was unchanged to &c down, and ribs 2Sc
to &c up. Closing prices for the Sep
tember products were: Pork, s21.O2A, l0c
down; lard, sll.9T9, unchanged; ribs
sl2.25. 5c up
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug, 26.-Cattle-Recelpts.
estimated at 5000: market steady; bcevcs.
81 90dSa0; Texas steers. S9m4, western
steers S3@6.50. stockers and feeders
sfl0@6.5o; COWS and hclfers. s2.6o9s.60;
calves. S6006t9
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at $4,000:
market steady, light. sS.S5m9s0: mixed,
sS.30@925; heavy. sS. .l5@s.95. rough
$S.50mS75: good To choice heavy. $500
S95: pigs, sS.1099,50; bulk OF sales, $3.50
@S.75.
Shcep-Reccipts, estimated at J2,00e ;
market steady TO 10c up; native, $4,000
4.65; western. S2S5m465, ycsrlings. $3.50
m5-15: lambs, native. s506.90; western,
s5Ns690
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Dun's Trade Review.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Dun's review
tomorrow Will say.
Crop prospects are improving Bust
ness confidence Is strengthened as the
harvests aro being gathered and the
period OF the midsummer inactton draws
TO close On the other hand renewed
political activity makes for that uDcer-
taInty that tends 10 rctard enterprise.
'That there has been and still Is. II
contraction In a number of importoni
lines cannot he denied. But the contrac-
tion consists mainly In the reduction OF
speculation and In the cutting OF oi
transactions for the future.
I'm dry goods there arc signs OF cN-
pansion among the jobhers, as the result
Of better retail trade. The footwear
and hide and leather trades as unsatis-
factory.
Recent developments In iron and steel
appear to warrant expectations Of II
brisk revival In demand as the season
advances. and the sentiment is now more
cheerful than for some time past.
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Bradstreet's Review.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Bradstreet' s
tomorrow Will say:
'House trade continues to expand at
leading markets. food crop advices are
more favorable, iron and steel trade re-
ports display better undertonc, the
movement of wheat Is heavy buyers eX-
cursions are general. and collections show
little Improvement. However. the gem
cral situation remains rather irregular.
In that current trade reports tho coun-
try over are not uniformly favorable
Thus those from the west and south
west tell OF activity In fall buying: re
turns from the south Indicate only slight
improvement. while those from the north
west are characterized as satisfactory
and eastern advices suggest that conser-
vatisn Is still prevalent.
aside from the fear that cooler
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Aug 26.--Cattlc-ReceIpts
5000: market slow TO steady; native
steers. s5.0oNs.lo COWS and hcifers.
S3.0Od6 90; western steers, 50. 50m6. 30,
COWS and heifers. 50 T504.75. Gamers,
50 .50M2 so; stockers and feeders, 81 000
$50: calves, s3.ooM6. so; bulls. SO Esq
%.
IIoGs%Reccipts, 5000 market light.
steady: heavy, 5ml0c lower, heavy, SIS 40
as. 20. mixed. SIS .656S, To- light, IS 5Om
8 10; pigs. 81 ,5o@S. go; bulk of sales. $3.50
as so,
Shcep-Rcccp,s, II 900; market steady:
yea Rings, Si.65m5. 40: wethcrs, So 500
40; ewes. 80 s0@i rs; lambs, Sc 25@
6 -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
METAL MARKETS
F|RMER AVID QUIET
Tone of Copper and Tin Is Bet
ter; Lead Dull; Iron Quo
tations Unchanged.
PRICES OF METALS .
IN NEW YORK MARKET .
:.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-standard cop
eep sS9 eoa1 Urn but but quiet; spot and August,
October, .. sl225@l2s7l, November sl2.2ii
@l2:5't and December. Sl2.30@I2.35.
london, firm, spot. e55 lSs Cd; futures,
5a6 a96 lbs Arrivals at New York today.
20 tons, Customs house returns show
exports OF 24.3I5 so far this month. Lo-
fai ga oo dealers quote lake copper. sl2.S7ID
IS.oo; electrolytic at s12.62l@l2.75. and
casting. s12.25@1250
Tin firm but quiet. spot. s35s0@36 25 !;
august. S35. 70m3620 September, S35 81 /
a. a. 90: %; October, s3j.S0p&a95; November,
fonSn ff%f;oum"':oo: December. sa4,5o@35.oo
G159 5s.
Lead. dull; sa,4O@4.5o New York. s4.25
lis 3d.
sspelter. quiet. s5.s5@5.45 New York,
so.Z2s Wo.9o East st, Louis. London
spot: E22 12s Cd,
iron-Cleveland warrants 49s I'D. Lo-
cally Iron was quiet; No. foundry north
ern' Si6:00@l6.50; No, foundry north
ern, Si5.50G16.00; No 1 southern and No
southern soft. sl5.75@16,25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
Boston Wool.

RDSTON Aux. 26-Thc Commercial
Bulletin will say OF the wool market to-
morrow:
Trading is distinctly light, although
manufacturers arc looking ror the wei
known clips of the 1910 territory wool
that sell usually In original bags and
some samples are being taken. There is
a fairly firm undcrtonc to tho market
AZ dealers believe they arc In II posi-
tlon Ia maintain values AT nearly the
present level unless tho ocmand i'm
proves New clip Arizona is selling In
original bags at 56c to SIC secured !;
original bag Montana at 92c to 24lc
grease: half blood Soda Springs AT &c :;
fine secured at 6OD62c; Ohio quarter
blood at erase; Ohio at 2?WS0c. Mis-
sourl quarter blood at &c; eight months
Texas at 1nc grease: northern and south
crn California at 53@55c and 45@iIc,
scnurcd poctINely.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Evaporated ap-
spot: fancy, I0lm1lc; choice. S569c;
prime Sms3c: common 10 fair. 69@7kc,
Pruncs In better demand and prices
hrm: quotations range from 3A@9tc for
CALIFORNIA; up 10 30-sos, and 5M9Ic for
Orcsons.,
Aprlcots are firm on small stocks /;
choice, 10tm11Sc; extra choice, ll2m1i2c:
fancy. 12@12bc
Peaches firm. with small offerings
choice &c, extra choice, 63@73c; fancy,
SNSic.
Raisins. firm, with light stocks; loose
muscatcl quoted al 32M6ic; choice to
fancy seeded. 47M67c: seedless. 4Gpi3c;
London layers. S1.20M1.25.