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THE GRAN MiRkETS.
wheat Higher Foreign News Buiiish
Corn Lower on Rains Cats Easier.

i
Mheat AGAIN adNancen OWING NANNY 'o
higher Liverpool cables and reports Of
p..,,a, 'r,s 10. ,I., w. ~ -, .,,,'.,ta,,
, ~ nv ~ i ~
were N hs man onl,-h ,In i'ne,poS' Is ,S rSSe
sanding The prsI.''ons OF ,s aeayT
Increase on passage and the more favorable
weather in France with less bulliah pressure
there. tho market here opened nrrn and un-
chhnRed 10 = higher. Following inc open
ing offerings we're very light. with shorts
~. ,,,,,i.s,o,,,, S.,,... 80, Ter a. "a
~ u"Hs 'oN Ne Si""s M ~ -
vance OF bH'. from 'he opening sup
port was attributed TO continued good
Continental demand and an absorption of
all cargo offerings. which were light. there
being nil on coast and on passage There
az" '"PrlI"'" reports "I 'oh.ih''l Ne' Ne"'her
IN southern Russia and kumnnia ana much
al-, d,,nas. ,a .YnoseJ wbsa, snot
=, S,L.,s ar, A.. hi.ho, .nd, C.r,r,,,
~ V. -. - tn
market Was strong and stcItei. ., to .. IN
from yesterday
IN" outside markets Sere strong. innu-
sn'ed mainly by the foreign news 81.
- iS.l.S W m r"l,oII.d q s9oI i,%hss % p neyInE
there would saii aboH" Sep,am6.T s' m rG Gh,.
49, " -, ~ ',,!, -, "S , oisn ,
mnr,sJ sasn ,n''rs ~, senr ,s q.
EppI."u Eharp 70, teas" IN VA. nonI ,IsnG Is
! y" ,ash hrn.nu thete " az repokten sooI
hush Tor one Jax nn The o,b.1 hand ,he
~ eipts at some points continued liberal. !
tho 'ash demand al most markets Was
reported hight the worlds shipments were !
liberal and some In. reAse IN th. visible !
shipments according To- the local figures.
we're p.ao? 900 bush against 9,Ia2, ,OO0 last !
week and ssI oOD last wear The foreign |
news however. az already intimated, out
weighed everything else as a factor
BATrrll 4 20 said. We believe 10 advis-
able not 20 ignore profits As unless the |
public shows more lispoaition to enthuAe n |
Nll be. Al nj, MI for he Ia. al buus 70 nreyent
A r.artion as IN. -hort interest is Uali |
..I ., ln.,,.I - f-.., -,
L''.'. -. A "e' ~ ''N'h ~ S'ohN
The sun., 1910-08-14
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BoSroN AuR. is There was no outstand-
ina feature To fns copper shares market
during the short SEES on TO-DAY Prices
were strong. but trading was limited IN
volume he close was az or near the best
prices tor the dsv Neither indu-triAls nor
rails showed any feature a lev odd lot trans
actions teipg the only dealings 20, Otd-d,
ami tns~. were a. unchanged prices
The sun., 1910-08-14

IFUNI-lONs Lard Na- VuIef Nugist
futures II fo,ii? OS... October I:Hi2 10 .
lamar. 10 gSdii o.. Prime Western
s.? 20 refined Continent. SI2 so. south
American. tl7 - Pork wac qulrt mes.
g.. iOds.5 Reef steady. family. $50 rSip 20
Nutt~r CreamrrJ extras 80. ga-' fhe.s.
fsh,N Is. FgRs-weStern nrst-. Ia.i goo
Iof'onS-rd otl spot. i5d IOc August
. $50 lp N"tot-r. ?iIs ?sc. December.
10 Provision advAnoe ed on - higher hoy
market and buying by packers Pr,Ces
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Imports and Expnrf..

The imports Of Specie last week A. re-
ported 10 the Custom HOUSE, were $50 8
spe' ie imports sin"e January /, siT-s9s 7ss.
Exports OF spe.is we're. Silver. Ss6e ssl /:
gold, $4,000. The exports of specie stncs
JanuaTy l have been Gold. e.s' 400 ss1,
,l' eT. 81. .IO7. 80: atotal Of t7i COZ. ivO.
The sun., 1910-08-14
GOSSIP or WALL STREET.

Tho chart readers in Wall Street consider
that the stock market has reached a crucial
point Ever since last August the range
| OF prices has fallen steadily IN a series
| OF downward swings. each swtng going
lower than the preceding one Tho rally
| following each Of thess drops has up 10
now always made only q partial recovery.
The present rally in the market however.
has gone further and has brought the aver
age price OF stocks back to practically the
level from which the July 20 drop started
| Naturally a further advance from this point
would he considered by thess people as
highly significant as representing the hrst
Indication Of q bull market for over year
Spectators who take less optimistic
view Of the markets future hnd full eN-
PLANTATION for the relatively greater lengths
TO which the present rally has run simply
in the theory that the short interest has for
the time reached rather unwieldy proper
tons. as IL is always inclined To do after
a long series Of successful operations In
certainty as regards the neIt move Of tho
market VAS expressed IN the majority OF The
commission house letters at tho close OF the
week. and the burden of advice from most
Of these houses to their customers was 20
take only a trading position IN tho market
until some definite tendency was shown
Tho suggestion was made by some that
perhaps not enough consideration was gwen
TO the possibility Of having 20 reckon with
a better investment demand from now on
According Ia Brodstre'fS commodty
prices IN the country on the whole continue
to re, EIDE 4 compilation Of returns for
August shows that OF IO5 articles twenty
were higher thirty-six lower and for,y-nine
remained srafionAry "a Cofnnarrd with the
edinR month The index number stood
nj a. ss.a as ,ompared vii n o. s,s. on July l.
and Was he lowest resistersd since October
la, showing A d.cr.ns. of Al per cent
from IN. high point reached ON January
ia, The inde, numh.r ,ompared w,h
IN. sam. dar. in iooe and ipos showed adj
yanees OF . and II a per cant re.n.c,ty.ly.
ian, "a. "A ,rine helo1r th, level ahlished
in 1907
r.yissd .,.,ensn, of ~ aarninys FOR The
month n, .Iuna pu,,iny ~. a,nan.e. ana
,a,.s N, a. oso -oi .nd ns, -, a, "a. 40. as |
,,o,r,a-.d ,i,h a. 90. ,oa ,,,,, $50 80 10, tho
,uo t,ems a.. ,h.y .,,,,,.arsd in he ras,I,r
r.ro,t 10, IN. month MI. Ia, Tuesdsy
MA c,,,o.,,,. .,,,,s..,I ~. 90 ,ho ,oason
o. .r,h an ,n1,.,,si ,,,o,.s.din,,
Concerning the pic iron trade one OF the
leading producing nrms or the country |
The sun., 1910-08-14

S'DAE Raw was st"aiv Centrifugal.
- 'e-', 80 Nu-rONados 20 test & SE
Refined vas steady. t'ranulatsd, : 3.
NAVAL STpEEs SyiTif- Bf tlrp~ntine
~, Common - good strained rosin o. :;
The sun., 1910-08-14
THE PHILaDELPHIt u.RkEr.

pHIL anTr FHfA AuE ~. 7 he local 80
curlties market ruled strong to-day. with
Pri,es were fractIonaily to a Iotnt higher
hs sun ~ AfN
The sun., 1910-08-14
THE CHUAGO MtRkEr.

CHICAGO. Aug IS--The local .e~uri,ie.
market showed no particular feature to-
day. Trading was lght and prices at the
dun The summary
The sun., 1910-08-14

The following table gives the percentage
Of rash reserves 20 deposits ~ tho moro
prominent banks
The sun., 1910-08-14

FIorR.-DuN SprinR Patents. % ass 20
clears 81 S5sit. ~ kanAa- -traiRhts IS 100
o. - Kve -four. AI5da 30
The sun., 1910-08-14

Orsn Htop LJt- cos. p.''
August 1898 lssl '' ~
H.SS%b>r iST isT S:; IS :
spot cotton herr declined 10 points w
ding, I5 co. The southern spot mar. ..-
were un, hanged 10 t,c lower Gh.vr.'..
sold 20. bales. Houston 2i7. Nsmu. ,..
Augusta lOS
In Liverpool spot cotton was IN NaHFrl
Middlinr. : nd Salss, aOOO bales Pc. .
ing go for speculation and export '...T ..
40 bales Futures opened IN Is.lr.
and ,oacd lower to point higher 'T
a follows
The sun., 1910-08-14
THE BtNk STATEMENT.

the associated banks compares a. follows
with hat - the previous week and that
OF the CORES ponlIug eek q year ago
I .sf tFHA tIsFr ufsE fH9
leans y 81 80 80 q -uS iRc - o. aAn fii 60
Deposits ~ ~ { ~ 7Ns A. ga A'u 90
CircuiAtu - ~ ~ VA M tDpoi ito
Specte ssns ~ eH go. 80 sH 1901 iias sD
Legal zen n ~ Al :. a-lpD NaTs go
Res hef gs; rs ef0 $50 ~ no aTp sSb -s'
Res rep NiIlNNA as NJ a. en- aSA ls4 W
Surplus as S7N $40 OF go 81 40 .,S
Patio nj res
70 dep. % 30 ,h6
The amount of United State~ depc-its
ahown In the " eek = statement WAS 81 .6aS 90.
decrease of se1. zoo since the previous week
II these deposits were deducted from the
aggregate given the surplus would he
tS2, ,sas.I25
Tho actual condition OF the Clearing
House bAnka at The close of the week -
revealed In the following nRurr-
The sun., 1910-08-14

The Illinois Central yesterday issued a
revised statement OF Is earnings for the
month Of June, putting its expenses and
taxes al p.Oso. 7oI and net a. o. .OIs 500. As
compared with - 80, 100 and ;SsO. 7ss for the
Two items they Appeared in The regular
report for the month mad" last TUESDAY
Mild curiosity was oppressed a. o The reason
for such an unusual proceeding
The sun., 1910-08-14
Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry

Imports % dry goods and general rer, hArii-e
At ScW York last week reported in fun Al the
custom House compare A. Follows with the ore .
The sun., 1910-08-14

Concerning the pic iron trade one OF the
leading producing hrmz ~ the country
in IL weekly summary reported conditions
extremely duh in all quarters Buyers
generally have satisfied immediate needs
and there seems little possibility of any
change in prices for the present Furnaces
yOntinu" to blow out and lower rate of
production nv the end Of the month is an
ti'ipatsd
The sun., 1910-08-14

important chang-. from The previous
week In The cash h"!d by m" banks and their
loAn ARE fnllnMa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
Found Guilty by Science.

lay there asleep The revolver was his
own and people We're al first inclined
Go accept the theory that the Ola gem
tleman had in Cd NJ OF temporary IN
sanity committed suicide YET why
should he have done sof lie was
person of considerable fortune and
apparently. had no trouble IN the
world save the anxiety occasioned him
by the evil lie Of young relation In
whom he was much Interested, and
who would inherit his fortune az ms
death. DIT LHccasu gne declared that
the old man had fallen bN the hands
OF an assassin. and he was led 90 this
conclusion by the fact that the dead
mans eyes were CLOSED. They should,
had he committed suicide. have been
open. They hal been closed hy some
enc who had murdered him But what
could have Induced an assassin 90 per-
form such au agtH The detectives were
able TO state that IL D. a common
superstition among criminals that the
Enclosed eyes OF person who has
fallen by their hand may haunt them.
The doctors declaration led the pO-
lice 90 turn their attention 90 the dis
solutc relative Of the dead man. and
they quickly found other Circum-
stances 90 prove that the Doctors
theory was correct They were able
10 bring his guilt home Co him, and
he was convicted.
The medical expert has occasionally
o. deal with the willy impostor. and
that cunning gentleman is apt 20 find
him a very terrible person People who
make claims against railway Cumpan-
les for colossal sums because they have
through some allie yed negligence. been
rendered deaf iu one car or incap-
able Of feeling BOO "a crtain limb. little
dream Of the resources of the medical
detective 90 discover the truth Of their
statements. Some time since. man
who claimed big damages against "a
railway company for the loss Of the
sense Of hearing in his LETT ear. found
himself subjected 10 tho most bcwil-
dcling tests lie was placed IN a room
through tho wall ~ which projected
two ludiH-rubber tubes with MOUTH
pieces. which ne was requested 90
place 10 his ears. Then the medical
detective wont into the next room
Tho doctor explained the assist
ant who remained with the victim ~
the experiment "Is now about TO
speak 10 you through the tube attach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
VIVIAN M. LEWIS.
Republican candidate for Governor Of New Jersey.

cd TO your left ear. Can YOU hear any
thinE?"
He could hear nothing
The doctor" went on the assistant
lis now about 10 speak to YOU through
the tube attached TO your right ear.
can you hear2'
lie could, perfectly we'll
In a short time the victim OF the
experiment came 10 the conclusion
that the experiment was rather en-
barrs ssing, for he was totally unable
to say through which tube the doctor
wus really speaking Sometimes.
when the assistant said he was speak
ing through the left, ana the message
tho man ought 20 have been deaf TO
could be heard distinctly. while
the message he ought 90 have
heard with his right ear ne
declared he could hear nothing
o. BY the time the would-bc sWindler
had arrived at the conclusion Il would
Doe well FOR him 90 be taken suddenly
unwel. and unable 10 submit 20 furth-
or experiments. he had convicted
himself as a fraud. lie could hear with
both ears equally wcll'
People who alege that. as the re-
suit Of accidents. they have limbs
rendered scnEoless are frequently exc
posed 20 experiments % the same kind.
In that case, instead Of speaking tubes,
wires project from the wall through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

which electrical currents may be ad-
ministered. The medical expert In
frauds Of this kind is person whom
IL requires an abnormal amount OF
cunning 10 battle.
Medical criminals have proved them
selves peculiarly ignorant OF the re-
sources OF medical science TO bring
crime home 20 them. An extraordinary
instance was the case Of surgeon
charged with having murdered his vile
hy administering 70 her a dose OF
corrosive subllmate.
Was her death the result Of a mis-
take. or foul. cruel crime?
The accused man pleaded that he
had been making up some medicine FOR
his wife and had. by mistake, instead
OF mixing II with water az he had in
tended. poured IN a solution OF the
terrible poison, The error. he stated.
had arisen from his having at his
hand "A solution Of corrosive sublimate
which he had prepared for a sailor
patient, He had forgotten Il. and had
taken it for wateri The analyst seized
on the remains Of that preparation
the bottle in which remained some
~ the stun the dead woman had swal-
lowed In the sailors solution there
were ten grains of the poison 20 the
ounce. In the wornau's medicine there
were ffteeu' The wretched mans cN-
PLANTATION was false Her death was
no Rccident-London Saturday
Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
FRUITS OF EDUCATION.
Answers Of High School PripiIs in the
Regents Examination

Following are some Of the answers
mace by pupils Of a high school in this
part OF New York state 70 questions put
TO mem In the regents examination:
Iolucal rights are certain rights
granted only certain sexes"
He himself having advanced. caugb,
or the ten-milc forces OF the enemy
duty OF the commissioner OF agri-
culture Us To- conduct a constitution FOR
the betterment Of agriculture"
"A quorum Is a place In large city
where nsh and other large wild animals
The Rough Riders were sporty men
riding on horseback"
water flowing from a rock down 10
the ground is called watershed. +"
An elevated piece Of land which has
/ sloping sides upon which the water
runs Is called n watershed 4"
The relief OF country is whore an
other country takes IL away from the
! country 60 which IL belonged"
The relief Of country means that
| when the winter has passed and warm
or weather has come"
''fhe PATRON system was that any
one that came over here could have six
teen miles o. water or twenty-four
| miles Of land"
| The PATRON system was where one
| could have 1900 miles on one side OF a
| river or 500 miles on both"
| According 70 the PATRON system. q
man could have twenty-four acres of
! land along the rfver twelve miles"
"a monsoon is a large travelling area
| Of wind"
| Lava is n mass Of heated SCOT q"
"a liter Is paper or dirt scattered
| about"
| "Halos are caused by mixing ngh,
with compressed air and dust particle
The voyage Of Columbus resulted In
| the founding o. the OrcnoCo river"
Laundering f. extensively carried on
In the United States. when thcy cut
the trees they catch the sap and max,
| sugar OF a."
| Japanese appears very dark com.
! plocted. They dress very peculiar viii
their hair down their back I'm a brado
] some ~ them dress very gay The,
4 dress very differently from NC DO"
III you over came IN contack viii
some fierce Indians you must endure al
| much pain as possible"
Dewey was commander OF Asiati
| China"
IT was tho aim Of the Indians 10 &c
! an tho skulls they could ana put then
in their belts."-N. Y. sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

- of This utilization arc invited to join us by pur-
chasing this stock at the Underwriters Syndicate
price. the proceeds OF which will go toward the paw
ment OF the properties This gives each Individual
the privilege Of associatinE himself with tho orrau-
zcrs Of the company. thereby securing the advantage
usually accorded to underwriters or tho founders OF
"A company Of this character
seryhtve Corporation Is unusual, will believe.
make 10 an the attractive Co the American
public. We are that the investors u tho
nation large and small alike. will DO glad Of the
opportunity 20 join In the organization Of a com
pany Of This kind on the underwriters basis and
VIII favor the idea Of participating In the markgt
AZ the bottom and not AZ the ton. particularly
IN a company which has been organized bv msi.
OF unimpenchabe integrity for the protnction 5f
stockholders interests.
stock Of the California Consolidated oil Company Is
O. cents share No ordey be accepted for less
than 100 shares The allotment Of stock az this nrca
Is necessarily limited. The demand for The STOCK Is
very great II 10 therefor Important thar order
should he sent Immediately
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
Detailed Statement of the Unusual Offer TO Investors

This company has just boon organized under the
strict laws Of California having an authorized capital
zatipu of 100000 shares Of par value uf 500 per
share II has been organized under broad charter
which enables n acquire and develop proven cali
fOrnia oil properties construct upe lines build REIN
cries and engage IN any other business oppertanng
70 tho on Industry
Deals have already been contaminated for the acqu.
siuou Of at least three the leading Individual OF
companies OF California. The Income Of two OF
these companies at this time. conseratv,ly estimated
very low price for crude OIL is about Nf1"s
per This represents profit OF i0 per cent per
annum the entire Capitalization OF the California
Consolidated OF Company al the pr sent price OF
the stock. regardless OF future development
Properties and Farming Power.
The properties proposed To he operated by the CALI
foruia Consolidated OIL Company. now being operated
three individual oil companies, are as follows;
MASCOT OIL. CoMPANy-located IN the Midway
District Consists OF 100 acres. Equipped with q wells
-Four additional wells being drilled. Present out
put g0Oro barrels per month, provides net income OF
S3mOu per aunum Has "a contract for the delivery ~
son 90 barrels OF oil gross price OF $500 an
Now paying dividends of per cent per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE

People OF open mind having Brights
Disease or having friends who have.
can hear OF something to their ad-
vantage n they viii write TO John
}. Fulton. 751 Battery St., San Fran
cisco. Cal. Helpful diet list mailed
free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

ed to your left ear. Can you hear any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15

PREMIER OIL COMPANH-located in CoalinRa
oil Fields. Property consists leo acres Fourteen
producing wells, one being drilled and ready
Tor drinc These i6 wells. hasinE the figures upon
the sent production Of tho Il now PRODUCING will
yield at least sfipp barrels yearly This means net
Income Of GNV0 Has been paying dividends at tho
rate q p per cent per annum.
YELLOWSTONE OIL CoMPANY -holdings in
Kern River. Sunset and MckitriCk Fields Property
consists Of acres an leased other companies
except 10 This 10 being operated by tho
company, contains wells.
The estimates Of profit from the Mascot and Prem
Ter properties above are based upon the present n
wells upon tho propertiss In the Judgment
experts Of Califona. these properties will easily
support 100 wells on the same conservative basis Of
estimate this should provide "a net Income Of 81 Csl-
co. per nnuuw. This estimate In based upon the two
properties alone, making allowance for Yellow
stone property for other profitable branches Of the
industry into which this corporation will enter
Underwriters syndicate Announcement.
Instead OF following the usual practice 81 allong
this stock 1 a few capitalists underwriters. and
paying them foI the disposal Of same. 10 has been
decided Organize underwriters Syndicate Read
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO OGDEN

October 18th. 23rd and 3Oth. via
q. f. l.. under 800 round trip rate.
a. minute service. Choice Of II trains
each way. city Ticket ONCE 1856 Main.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-10
THEIR TEETH
=
DENTISTS TO LOOK IN MOUTHS
OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Board of Education Consents to Ex-
pertinent Conducted Under Ger
tain Restrictions.

The examination of the teeth of the
school children of Washington was begun
this morning. Four buildings alone are
to be included in this special inspection,
and on the basis of the results secured it
is expected the board of education will
have sufficient data to amplify the usual
reports of the medical inspectors in the
schools.
Requests made by the three dental So
cieties of the city, the National Capital
Dental Society, the Washington Dental
Society and the Freemens (colored) Dem
tai Society, GS>s:.>.-> about the examina-
ton of the children's teeth. The board
of educat ton consented to the experiment
on the understanding that none of the
children's names or addresses would be
taken: that every child whose parents OBJ
jected might be exempted from eXamina-
ton and that no instruments should be
used in making the tests. The examiners
are volunteers from the three societies.
Mirror tests" the only sort permitted
were begun this morning in the Jeffer-
son school. and they will be continued
through the Bryan and Central schools
and the Stevens (colOred) school. The
figures secured will be interesting from
the standpoint of comparison, since an
examination of the same sort was made
in four buildings of the Cleveland
(OhiO) public schools few years ago,
in which the mouths of 2672 pupils
were opened to the inspectors, and re-
ports showed that 98 per cent had de-
fective teeth. The examinations here
will be conducted under about the same
headings, namely, condition of mouth
condition of gums, brushing Of teeth,
teeth filled, teeth extracted and ma
tionaIity."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-10
DRUGGIST SUED FOR DIVORCE.
Complainant Says L. w. Sparks De-
ceived Woman Into Marriage.

Exonerating the correspondent OF in
tional wrong in marrying the man she
claims Is her own husband. and declaring
she believes that the second Mrs. Sparks
was induced by false representations to
go through a wedding ceremony, Mrs.
Sarah Norton Sparks today filed suit for
absolute divorce from Lawrence w.
Sparks. a pharmacist, at 10th and d
streets northwest
She tells the court she was married
to Sparks i'm Milville, n. j.. October Is,
1901, and lived with him at Atlantic
City until February 10. 1905. when, she
says, he came to this city She declares
her husband requested her to remain at
the seashore resort until he was able 10
provide for her in this city.
Remittances reached her, she states.
until July, 1907. Then she declares they
ceased.
The husband iAbarged with taking an
other wife last September. TN naming
her as correspondent the first wife cX-
onerateS her.
At the request of Attorney j. 5. Easily
Smith. for the petitioner, Justice Barnard
has cited MIR Sparks to show cause why
he should not contribute to the petition
er's support pending hearing of the
case.