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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
NEW york GENERAL MARKET
fluctuations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW CORK, June 6.-FLOUR-steady
with moderate trade; spring patents So.l5q
5.35; winter straights. y. 4Og4;55; winndterpat
ter extras, No. i, $fOca4.40; winter extras
No. 2, S370q390; Kansas straights, $4,000
ls5 Receipts 22,795 bbls,; shipments. 5,c12
4.40 choice to fancy, 81 45q45O
CORNMEAL-Firm; fine white and yell
low, $l35Q1.4O; coarse, la5qlSO; kiln dried,
'WHEAT-Spot, strong. No. 2 rcd. $l;05,
nominal c. l. f.; No. / northern, I.d2A,
on the strong cables, foreign buying firm
cash markets, and covering by shorts,
closing 14sQ2c net higher July $L1 ILL Y JIG
a102 3-l6; closed. $l.O2. Spot, 9Is4uIsc;
closed, sac; December closed 9S1sc. Re
celpts, $500 bu.: shipments. $500 bu.
,CoRN-spot, strong; No z &c nominal o
661kc nominal, +. o. b, Option market was
without transactions. closing at l%dl%c
net advance. July closed esssei Deeember,
65ac. Receipts, 300 bu,i shipments, 5000
ojATs-spot firm. Mixed, 1902 lbs,
nRdss wb 5stu yG ps sg TBS re ai5G
lO7 600 bu; shipments. H,5O0 blu.
HAY-Steady; prime, SLID; No l. SLIGO
Il2h; No. 2, $l,OOq1O5; No; 9o@s5e:
/ HIDES-Quiet; Central America, 2Sc; Bog
LEATHER- Quiet; hemlocx. firsts, 26q2sc;
seconds 2sd27c; thirds. 22q25e; rejected ~
PRovFsIoNs-Pork. steady; mess, s24OO;
family S26.0OQ26.50; short clear. $24 1922. 90,
Beef, firm; mess, $150Oq16O0; family $40 Goa
1000; beef hams, $21.O0a25,OO. Cut meats.
steady; picked bellies, 10 to II lbs, $4,000
1890; picked hams, $l6Oeal6,5O Lard,
strong; middle west, prime 81. 5OUl26o; re-
fined, steady; continents $lS:@ South Amer
| ioa, N425; compound, S97bql025.
TALLoW-Dull; prime city hhds., &c;
RICE-Stesdy; domestic, 2Na6c; Panta
| 51s@6c.
BUTTERFLY creamery specials, 2S&ci
extras 2Sl4c; third to firsts, 26d2Sc state
dairy, finest 2Sc; state dairy, common e
prime 23Ih@27c; process, second to special
2S@3sc; factory, 22lsQ23lac; imitation cream
| cry, 24g25c.
CHEESE-Unsettled; state. whole milk
| new, special, 144Ql5c state. whole milk
fancy, 144e state. whole, milk average
| prime 13S&G14c; state whole milk. fair Il
| good. 12lHSI1Slsc; state. whole milk, common
| 1OGt12c; skins full to special 21a4Shc.
| EGGS-Weak; fresh gathered. storage
packed selections, 2O1sd21hc; fresh gath
| cred, regular packed extra first, 20lsQ2lc
fresh gathered first, 191k6120c
| POULTRY-Dressed firm; western broll-
ers. 30d32c fowls, 14alsc; turkeys, 159lSc
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA. June s.-CoRN--Lower; No. 1
white, soc; No. yellow, see; No 6ecj
No. 4, 415c; no grade 4Sd52c.
OATS-Higher; No white, 3s&c; No I
white, SS1lQ3S1kc; No. white, 3Tq37hc.
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sugar ana MoIansas.

NEW YORK, June 6--sUGAR-Raw,
firm; muscovado. so test 374c; eentrifus
gal, SO test, $40; molasses sugar. 81 test,
3.49c. Refined, QUIET; crushed 5s5ci
graduated. b.15c; powdered, CSC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burma
Ir., 62S New York Life building. Omaha:
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning OF bust
ness today was as follows: Trust funds
Gold coin, 1885,, 143, s69; silver dollars, $685.
$4,000; silver dollars OF 1890, SS,T05, 900; silver
certificates outstanding, SASS, 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in
general fund, S3,120,257; current liabilities
SOS 4,40S; working balance in treasury
office, $2l, 2S4,O10; in banks TO credit of
treasurer of the, U. s, $3S, 400 $40; sub
sidiary silver coin, $21 2O2 ,626; minor coin
81, 1S4, 100; total balance in general fund
SS4, SOS, 95I a..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07

Omnhn Cash lI,rtcr,.

WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 956ls6c No 3 hard,
slq94c; No. a hard, St1e6c; No. 2 spring,
94qe6c; MOI 8Fsppng, -9lp93c; No. spring,
7s9s2c; No. q aAflruflS 7SqS0c.,er OK.
CoRN--Nps ~ White.s 59ad59Hc; No. 3
white, 5S1sfS5lc, No. 4.Stvhlte 5Sn57c No 2
yellow, 55hc; No. 3 yellow, 55d55hc; No. 4
yellow 5S S,tSSsss No Sc No. No 3 6lt55e'
II OATS-4StandRfd 36ckSNo 3 white 359
she; No. 4white. &c; Nos yellow 3ilAq
SIC. go II ts -.
jected 4Oa43d 81 = s~s 'fr{
RYE--NO q 759T76c;TNo. 81 74I75c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07

Moderate rains occurred within the last
corn and wheat region, except the st. Louis
and indianapolis districts. One inch. and
thirty- hundredths was recorded at Mount
sterling In the Louisville district. No inn
portant change in temperature has occurred
in the corn and wheat region within the
last twenty-four hours.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07
DuIuth Grain Afarket.

DULUTH, June s.--wHBAT-JuIy, siOIIsi
September. 93hc; No. / northern! ii 08XI
No northern, sLO4lh. ~
OATS-Nkc. ftt
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Omnhn HnY MnrLlet.

OMAHA, June 6.-HAY-No. 1, 500; No,
2. $3.50; packing. $3.50, Straw: Wheat, $500;
rye and oats, 800. Alfalfa, y12OO. There
has been drop OF 60o on all grades.
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Herbert E. OOOOh 60
Brokers and Dealers

GRATN-PRovIsIoNs- -
Omaha office, ia Board Of Trade Bldg.
Bell Phone, Doug. cal ina. A-al L.
OLDEST AND LARGEST ROUSE
IN THE STATE.
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reached this year. Weakness or product
at last weeks close and bearish. advices
from leading eastern trade centers were
generally ascribed as the main reasons for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07

NEW YORK. June 6-coTToN-spot
closed quiet 30 points higher; middlinK up-
lands, $3.50 middhng gulf, Si5.E sales
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Date 1910. 1889. Il9Os lIgO7. l0Os. $50. 1905.
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb,
for twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
Ii m &
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LONDON, June 6.-American securities
opened steady from 4 to z above parity.
Prices further improved on covering and
at noon the market was steady with values
ranging from u to ~ higher than Satur-
DAYS New York closing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07


.CATTLE-The week starts out with
very light run of cattle and every prospect
of a comparatively light run for the bal
ance OF the week, so that the tone to the
market showed considerable Improvement,
and anything at all desirable in the beef
steer line commanded prices all of leglSc
higher than the close of last week. Tops
brought $S.05, which is the highest price
paid in over two months There was
class of warmed-up and short-fed beeves
that showed very little Improvement over
last weeks prices. as all classes of buyers
show a disposition to discriminate against
medium and common natives. as they much
prefer the Texas graSSers, which are COM
Ing more freely every day. The. general
market was active throughout, however,
and good clearance was made.
The market for cows and heifers did not
show as much improvement as the rat cat,
tie trade. although supplies were light and
the demand good. Desirable butcher and
beef grades found a ready sale at steady
to strong prices. and even the medium and
common grades sold about as, well as. at
any time last week and the meager offer
ings were ali disposed of in good season
Veal calves were about steady and there
was no particular change in the market
for bulls, stays and rough stock generally
Yard traders were cleaned UP pretty well
last week and there were very few stale
stockers and feeders In the pens this morn
tied and the market. while not overly ac-
tive, was fully steady for anything at all
useful in. this line. The volume OF business
was small, however, and the demand COM
paratively restricted.
Quotations on cattte: Coco to choice
corn-fed steers, S78OdSO5; fair to good corn
fed steers, $6,65G725; common to fair corn
fed steers $5.5006.6O; good TO choice cows
and heifers $6.00dI6S5i fair TO good cows
and heifgers, A75G5: IS; common to fair
stockers and feeders. s5.65Q6.25: fair to
good stockers and feeders. $50O95: 80: com
mon TO fair stockers and feeders S315gt %:
stock heifers, $3.75G4S5; veal caives, 5000
$780, bulls, stays ETC.. t315Q6.16.
Representative sales:
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I1anaas CIty GraIn and ProvisIon..

KANSAS CITY, June -wIIEAT-July
SlsQSS1te, sellers; September. S6%US65tc
sellers; December. S%e, bid. Cash. I'M
changed; No. 2 hard, 1cn{l .05 No. 3. Gle
q l:0S, No, red, glca$iilOs No. 3, 9&Gssc.
.CORN--yuly, 51fsa9sc, sellers; September.
o65se, sellers; December i6Sc. sellers. Cash,
unehanged 10 hc higher; No. 2 mixed, SEQ
ss'se S,, No 3. 6se; Mo white. 6S0eS'he: No.
oATs-Unehanged no. white. Saso;
No. mixed, 35626c ~ ~
RYE-No. 2, 65d6Sc n
HAY-unchangedi ice-timothy. SIS 90;
choice prairie, Sii .O091l. Is.
BUTTER-Steady;s creamery extras, &c;
flrsts, 2Sc; seconds, &c; packing stock, ale
EGGS = Stetoy; current receipts, new
cases, 10; miscellaneous cases. s.; south
erns, N.dO; storage packed, $5.65.
\ Ilerafnfa Chfnunanta
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London stock market.

91725; No. l southern and No. l southern
and No. l southern soft. $l6.25@l6.lb.
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Omaha
wichita indicating prosperity portion Of
The sind tail follow:
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Bank CIearInGAs

OMAHA, June 6.--Bank clearings for
today were s., S65. 97.65, and for the cor
responding date last year were S2.SsS5S9.22.
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stock In Sight.

Receipts Of live stock at the five prin.
clpal western markets:
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EIEIn Butter AIarket.

ELarN; June g. ss;,saoUrTER-Flrm. .. .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07

SILVER-Bar, steady at 247sd per ounce
MONEY-5dD3l4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 3h per cent; for thee
months bills. 3A pet cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-07

Liverpool Grssn Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 6-WHEAr-Spot
dull: No. red western winter. no stock;
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DISTRICT AVERAGES.

rNpt included in averages. ~Minimun
temperature for twelve-heur period ending
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
PRODUCE.


Chicago April "a fresh break Of
more than lC iu wheat occurred To-Day.
Notwithstanding the sharp down turn NJ
the market yesterday. deticr weather
conditions were chiefly responsible ln
addition the foreign market repoNs had
"a decidedly btarish tucct. luefe was
little support. considerable percentage
OF what there was coming from pit trad-
cr- seeking for quick turns. May whca',
which closed az lOs'sUia, opened az
1.u6a4 to l0ig. sold down 20 l,Wlg. rallied
10 1.O1a and fell back 90 ha. Tne
SLUMP ln september was not go marked.
tho opening price being about y 20 lc.
down al M to- Mes.
Corn started sharply lower on general
commission house selling The grain un-
loaded was supposed to Doe largely thal
which Wus bought iu sympathy Win tHe
recent strength in wheat. May com open.
ed y 90 q, lower a. lAi2 20 5ses ana sold
In the oats pit holoers threw their
grain overheard aud Che local crowd
I, lower al HEt TO o. and sold down to
Provisions turned strong after an easy
opening 20 was said that packers were
buying. First prices were generally 2'a
90 2Iie. but the rise carried Scptrm-
Der pork 90 "a o. Soptemhar lara 70
ll.9ila. and Scptembgr ribs 10 l,t1ta'
AZ result OF the Kansas report snow
ing "a heavy abandonment OF area. s.uti-
mcut underwent q decided change aud
shorts stumrAdcd To- cover. Much ut tho
q net advance WIS scr.ed iu July and
september Tho close wis strong with
: ptommbsr asH p up at lOoHs
Curn-Latcr the market recovered ln
sympathy with wheat and The close was
firm with September sul. higher at 6lA
Cash corn 40. white. 60is. No 2 ycl-
low. G0is n6i; No. O. $50 p; 80. 3 white
% sUc9. SO. yellow, 59Hfu. 40, a. Gfuds.
NO 3 white NU59' No 4 yellow, 64 n
5s
Close Rye Cash ana May, 1s July 80
Bafley-l5uH
Timothy -ApriL go. oct. 900
Clover Nothing doing
Wheat-May t0ils July Lo2's: sept,
O0W
Com-May. 5shA' July 62Eah sept,
6p4
Oats-Alay. a.; July 90. sept, 3SE
Mess PORK. per hbl.-M Bib July
q STA on CO.. Sept, I.5Ila g 2.6O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
UGLY MEN ARE SINCERE.
That i one Reason Why Pretty
Women Marry Them So Often.

That - Out lkct~hu WHY ' N'AAA
Women Marry Them So Often.
Did YOU ever ponder over the PROM
lem OF why pretty girls marry plain
men2 A woman writer has thought
the matter out, and thinks the girl who
selects a plain or even ugly mate is
wise
The wise girl. she asserts. is per
fcctlv aware that the ugly man VIII
make a far better husband than the
Adonis who Is adored by every femi-
nine beholder Of his charms The ugly
man IS So frequently accustomed to be-
ing Ignored or sighted by the empty
headed but good looking woman that
the sensible girl who Is able 10 see be
low the surface az once finds a tath-
fuI admlrer and grateful slave
Compliments from the plain man arc
Of far more value than the easy nattery
Of the much sought after handsome
male. who is seldom so sincere through
reason of opportunity and adequate
practisc. And. not being so run after,
the man lacking in outward charms ls
less likely 20 cause his wife Jealous
uangs or feelings or loneliness az thf
sight Of an empty chair ana torn
dress tie.
Uplv men who marry pretty women
are always Gar prouder Of their wives
than the romantic Romeo Of glrlisn
dreams The former feel grateful -
tho beautiful wife. while the latter i'm
aginc that the debt or honor is on ha
woman they have condesccnded 90 wed.
An women are naturally attracted to
good looks and the man who rs fair u
look upon IS more tempted To pose as
"a bachelor N the chance ~ "a summon
Hirtptlon arises than his brother or
homcly physical vaccinations
The girl who marries an ugly man
can bc certain that her love is not q
moro fancy ~ the moment rising out ~
bcr admiration for "a well cut nose ana
chlsclcd mouth The love girl be-
slows ON an ugly man rs deouer, moro
lasting and more worthy OF the name
than the quickly given and easily spent
/ aTcrtion of the woman who ignor g
tho faults or the handsome lover and
considers only the shapelncss " hls
hands. tho color Of his hair and Che
| lovely voice" as he warhles soul stir
riuc sentimental compositions.
plain mon generally marry early ln
I llfc as soon us funds win uc~mit Will"
tho good looking males prefer To rni'v
/ tho euu % little longer, and 10 hask
/ I'm tho adwiring glances ana please
smiles of tho maidous uuon whom Tho
/ hcstow thoir patronage London Tlt
Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
CErs MUCH AMERICAN GOLD.


international bankers have made a
radical revision I'm their views con
corning tho probable extent of the
present gold export movement when
ID started "a few weeks ago, the gen
cral opinion among them was that 10
would reach about $4,000. 600, but now
IL Is thought that the OutgO viii be cou-
siderable above that figure. some pre-
dieting that from $40. G00.0 900 20 $4,000
600 is likely 90 bee scnt before the move
meut terminates, says the Boston
Financial News This opinion les based
partIy upon the fact that recent engage
mcnts have not been Instrumental n
bringing about lower exchange rates
The demand for the metal hy London
still appears 90 be- nearly as keen as
when the first engagements were made,
the Bank of England recently going
go far as 20 make advances against
gold which We're practically egulvalent
To allowing interest on the metal while
i'm transit.
Additional engagements 10 the extent
of SCI 900 600 have been made The Ma
tfonal city bank win ship N.ON00lO tu
london ON Saturday. and HCidelhacl
TckolheimCr q Co. win send SlhGoOJO
10 London az the Same time for account
of the London county Westminst"r
bank
Gold engaged yesterday brings the
aggregate of cVrorts so far this year,
10 AM points. up 10 500 $3.50 5000. This
compares with exports in April 1909,
of $685.. OO0 aud ~ SlAi560Oo IN That
month Boo 1905. The aggregate exports
of gold FOR tho year up TO this time .n
1909 were in excess NJ sac 900 600 Ih'9
weeks outro. includes next saturday .
shipments ie 25 100000 Co London and
Sc o7nO COB South America, % total gf
ku DH0 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
STEEL COMMON
FEATURE OF DAY

New york April ZI.-The feature at the
start OF the stock market today was the
wide opening in United states steel, OF
which 1900 shares we're sold az As ana
s4 compared with s2Ts at the close yes
terday There was huoyaut upshoot
of prices an through the list In SYM
pathy New York central and Chesapeake
q ohio rose Ia, Kansas & Texas a,
American smelling. international liar
vcstor and American steel Foundyics lA.
end Union Pacific. Central Leather,
American Car. marlborough Mciropoli-
tan preferred and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
SIT l.
First prices were the highest FOR the
leading stocks the market thercafte,
selling on steadily until many stocks re-
coded 60 below yesterdays closing hg-
urts. Union Pacific Anal gamated COP
rer and Intcrborough- Metropolitan pre-
ferrcd sold "a point under last night, ana
United states steel, Reading ana VTief
leaders a fraction American Suuu rose
s and kauawaha a. Michigan b.
Movemen ts ln United states steel dom
mated the whole market oy sympathy.
Tile wiping out or an the opening gains
in stock dampcned speculative entnusl-
asm over the advance IN the dividend
rate The break un the wheat market and
an easy tone for cotton encouraged some
fresh buying and stocks rallied Louis
Vile a Nashville rose Ila. Southern Pa
clhc IA American Locomotive ! 3 ana
Reading ] over last night. The tone was
dun and dropping at noon.
Bonds were nrmcr
per cent call money rate caused
some selling of stocks but the market
did not give way much.
Selling of stocks continued ON account
OF calling OF loans by the banks. Prices
worked back slowly 10 about where they
left on yesterday or below. Northern Pa
ciiir Kansas city Southern and Amcri-
! can Car were forced down L National
Biscuit TX, ST. Paul and Rock Island
preferred 1ie.
The market closed unsettled and weak
| The bears found mo- effective support
] and offered prices down, disiudging STOP
| loss orders The tone came acutely
weak with the general level Of prices
| ranging ! 90 points lower short cover
| ing caused only slight rallies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
TONO. BELMONT SHOWS
BIG EARNINGS RECORD
,-,,cn.c. for Year Decrease '"nSiue''
,biv over Last Year; Annual
Meeting Next Week.

philadelphia. April 2I.-The Tonopah
belmont Developing company report
for the fiscal year ending February
2s 1910 just issued, shows that inc
.orpauv earned a trinc over z per cent
oB lbs stock during the year.
The net profit was $ioj.,s5. as CONE
rsred with gl291g for rhc Irccedlhb
,.sr The total receipts OF the year
amounted to S1l0,6,3, made up as tol-
lows. Concentrates. Sllo9t-i bullion
slO9 Qi3. matte, Sl32. Stag *'o', orc,
$40 O66 Tho miscellaneous earnings
were $50 and dividends received from
1,smeralda Power Co. $4,000. The val
me- of ore on hand February Is. 1910 Is
given as $4,000. the operating expenses
Of the mines. including equipment
SOP sf8. transportation of ore rom
mine TO- mill. Including assayins chdrs
as slG.-gi. ore purchased from cth'r
mines. St0s $50. operating expenses "l
Ralmont mnl $3.50 63s; administration
expenses. N3.61A
The balance on February 2S, 1910. was
sftg.qs3. which added Co the net ptohts
last year gives "a surplus OF s-tN,519'
Tho current assets are given as SOB
e93. and the current liaoiite5 az ESQ.,
o59 .,...
7 NE fit lNtAiiH N-si' .4a- ta-
iuent work of the min" was s-H"A,'' u
decrease OF g9.132. while The operating
rvpsnse Of the Belmont mill WAS 900
sqg n decrease OF Sit43l7 The aver
100 actual extraction at the min dur
ing the past year was 70 per cent oI
The gross value as compared with -
per cent the previous year. The aver,
age gross value per ton OF ore mime
ana milled during the first cight
months was Si44O. as compared with
si4is the previous year. The annual
meeting will be held az Camden on
Nav 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
LOCAL MARKEr STILL SLOW.


Trading Says 20 Lowest IN MANY
Years on Exchange.
Tho general feeling OF unrest, high
cost Of living large expectations Of
gold and tho expectation Of troubles
from political sources has had its ef-
feet ON an markets In the same ratio
on tho salt Lake Exchange has fallen
and today the lowest record In many
Years was reached stocks as a rule
were fairly strong throughout the
morning session. but trading was tame
The total number Of shares thnt
changed hands was g. zoo. while the
amount represented was S5,49s.
Persons who have watched the
situation for years declare that there
Is no reason 10 believe that much OF q
change viii occur until this fan. N
then The bright side Is always looked
at first by the public. The public rs
either an extreme pessimist or an eX-
treme optomist There Is no half way
station An eastern authority declares
that over speculation has hit the coun-
try IN some lines Among these have
been mentioned bonds, real estate. and
a number OF other things.
Cedar Talisman climbed up To "a
cents this morning and was strong
with $500 shares changing hands. Colo
RADIO brought 70 cents Iron BLOSSOM
was stronger and brought Sl07h cents
Tho big short side in Sioux kept the
stock M well today and 800 shares
were disposed Of al % cents
Reading between the lines u would
look as though an effort would be made
by the insiders To- squeeze the shorts
This could easily done by q little strike.
Tinffo Central with "a half cent assess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-27
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The local mails have been burdened
for some weeks past with cunningly
devised prospeCtuses Of various
schemes for which gaudy promises arc
being made. including more or less
immediate fortunate results for inves-
tors. In a number OF instances the
names OF parties bearing names dis
tinguished mostly I'm spheres Of an en-
tirely different character from the lines
In which they are now invoked. are
used az filters, as boosters. Local
financiers call attention. in this con-
nection, to the fact that there is plenty
OF money 10 be had at the lowest rates
In the east so there Is no reason at
an for these schemes devised by east
ern promoters to come west for money
an OF which may be much better in
vested in nome projects and enter
prises. The fact that western people
are being importuued to invest in these
eastern propositions, when there is so
much money down east hunting for
profitable investment. is considered
sure sign that they are fakes. salt
Lake and Utah people with funds to
invest are urged to place their money
at home, instead Of buying stock I'm
Wild cat schemes Matched IN the east.
which so often result in the investor
getting valuable experience IN the
vagaries Of human nature, while the
promoter gets the cash.
Arriving from New York. Tuesday.
was large water color-crayon picture
Of the million dollar Newhouse hotel
that Is being erected on the corner of
Main street and Fourth South, and
sam Porter has the picture framed and
hung up in the Kenyon. This creation
Of Henry Ives Cobb, the architect.
shows the beautiful History building
| just as Il viii appear when completed
ono wear hence The Newhouse will
| contain $50 rooms. and counting land,
| building. furnishings and all will cost
/ 81 400 900 The steel work is now up
| fo the 6fth storv