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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-14
FARMER ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF MRS. SCHULTZ

Leavenworth. Kas., June l4.-DeaD
Earhart. who was arrested at Eas-
ton. near here, last night, in connec-
ton with the murder OF Mrs Kathcr-
inc Schultz, the wealthy widow
whose body was found In her home
here last week. was taken before
the county attorney here today and
subjected TO an examination. The
officers refuse to diyulge the informa-
tion that caused them TO arrest Ear
hart, 1t Is known that Earhart was
here the night Mrs. Schultz was
killed and that he had at one time
made an unsuccessful attempt 10
borrow money from her
Earhart Is a farmer 40 years old
and the husband of a niece OF Mrs
Schultz.
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DRIVES RIGHT ON.

Salt Lake. June 13.-Arthur Guy
Ter OF 112 East Burl avenue. was the
Saturday night victim OF the auto
speed fiend. While walking north on
State street. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth South streets. about 10.3O
O'Clock. Mr.. Guyier was struck and
hurled distance of fifteen feet by au
mobile carrying JOY ride" party
While Guyler lay at the roadside uD-
conscious the machine kept on its
way.
The injured man was picked up by
Sheriffs Deputies Steele and Carter
and taken 10 the county jail. where
he WAS given medical attendance. He
was found TO have badly lacerated
eye, sprsined srm and other minor
bruises
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FULFILLING HIS
MOTHERS REQUEST

Kansas City. June 14.-Just before
George Lawaon's mother died here
twenty-five years ago. she called her
son to her bedside and asked that
she be buried beside her husband and
several children In Wheeling, w Va
All right, III see that your wish
is carried out" promised lawson,
Yesterday Lawson got the last of
enough money TO make The trip and
Thursday he Will start east with the
body OF his parent
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DIGGING IN
I HE RUINS
For the Bodies of Those
Lost in Montreal's
Big Fire

Montreal, June 14--Among the
ruins Of the Herald building, which
was destroyed by fre yesterday. but
one additional victim was brought to
light today. making In all three re-
covered up TO 10 o'clock today.
The bodies recovered nre those Of
Frank Consitt, a compositor OF Perth.
Ont; Laura Amesse, forewoman Of
the bindcry. Montreal. and an un-
identified man
Relays OF police and fremen arc
digging at the ruins and II will be at
least thirtysiX hours more before tho
basement. which Is believed TO con
tain the bodies OF twenty-siX add
tional victims. is reached
Reports from tho hospitals indicate
that the % injured are doing we'll
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BONANZA GOLD
FIELD DISCOVERED

Seattle. Wash, E@e IA new bo-
nHnza gold field, wttasguartz assaymg
from $50 to s75 ton. has been dis
covered in the Bonnifield district. 900
miles north OF Sward, Alaska. accord
ing to letters received here yesterday
from "A W. Swanitz. chief OF the AL
askao Northern Railway The new
bonanza, according TO the latter. is
quartz dyke. running forty miles west
and easily accessible from Sward
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BAD WIRING CAUSES FIRE.

Salt Lake. June 13-Defective wir-
ing caused fire In the home of Mrs
Lena Is. Davis. GA Fourth East street,
Sunday aftroneon. TINT resulted In 4
damage OF $500 to the building and
$50 TO the contents The fire broke
out during the absence OF Mrs, Davis
and the alarm was turned IN by The
neighbors. who observed volume Of
smoke pouring out of The house. Chief
Glore and he apparatus from stations
Nos. aud s answered the call.
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NO MORE TRADES TAKEN.

St Louis, June 1.-THE Merchants
Stock and Grain company notified its
customers today that no further
trades would be made In stocks,
grain or provisions. Recently Frank
], Minor. manager of the concern
was convicted on a charge OF con
ductinB q bucket shop. The Official
closing notice reads;
Owing TO contingencies arising. all
+ trades will be closed out today The
Western Union Telegraph company
which furnished the service to the
company. Isaiod on order several
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PIONEER DEAD.

st Joseph. June 14-Walter p. San
ders. ~ years old. died here today.
He was an old plainsman and was en-
gagged in many battles with Indians
while freighting between ST. Joseph
nnd Denver before the days OF the
railroads. He was a pioneer Missouri
river hardware merchant
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days ago withdrawing Its wires from
all alleged bucket shops. Circuit AT.
torney Jones In three weeks closed
up eight So-called bucket shops and
the Merchants Stock and Grain COM
pany was the only one In this city
In this class which continued opera
tons
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AUTO HILL CLIMBING,

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June li.-After
two postponements, due to bad wealth
er. the national auto hill climbing will
race starting at l p. M Bright sun
shine has put the course in excellent
shape and fast time Is looked for.
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, C O @ G c c o c Q @ @ 0 O O O ;
ACRE DISTRICT THE
QcENE OF JpRISIhc

Berlin, Juno 14.-Advices received
by the German Cablegram company
from Rio de Jsneiro state that insur-
gents in the prefecture OF Acre OF
western Brazil. have driven out the
government forces and declared their
Independence.
The acre territory. where an insur-
rectioD is reported 10 have occurred
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WORLDS MARKETS
Chicago Livestock.

'Fe"YO e'TcStVcN'
Chicago, June 1i.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000, market slow
Beeves. $575@S.7o: Texas steers.
S3.60@725: western steers. $500
40; stoclCers and feeders. $1,000
GAS cows and heifers. S2.S0@7.O0;
calves. $6.506SS5.
Hogs-Reccipts estimated at 1000;
market strong and sc up, Light. s925
$3.50; mixed. S925@95O: heavy.
s9.15@950; rough, $9.15m920. good
to choice heavy, S9.25@9.50; pigs.
s9OO@94O: bulk OF sales, ss.35@ 9.45.
Sheep-Rcceipts estimated nt H.
600: market weak Native. SO 50m
600: western, S3.75@6.10: yearlings.
s650@7.50; lambs, native, s6.00@ 800:
western. S6506900.
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e,o.r and Coffee

New York. June 14.-Sugar-Raw
steady: Muscovado, S3.74; centrifugal
Sc test, $242; molasses sugar. SO
test, ss49. Refined quiet
Coffee-Spot steady. No { Rio
s 1.Sa1-A; No. Santos, Q 3-s.
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Metal Market.

New York. June 1A-Lesd easy,
spot. $4i5s+.5o
Copper weak. standard spot aud
July $3.12 Ia; silver, So II.
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o @ C @ O G Q O @ G O G @ C @
PRESIDENT TAFT
CHANGES HIS PLANS.

Washington. June li-Be-
cause next week may witness
the end of the present con-
grcssional session. President
Taft has decided not TO start
for New Haven, Sunday night.
If there should be delay In
congress, the President will
so TO New Haven Tuesday
night to remain over Wednes-
day. But II there is pres
sure OF business, he will fore
go the privilege of seeing his
son graduate.
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has an area of about $4,000 square
miles and population OF about TO-
600. Tho territory was acquired by
Brazil from Bolivia In 1902 The In-
dian clement predominates.
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Omaha livestock.

Omaha, June 14-Cattle-Rcceipts
400 Market steady to 10c lower.
Native steers, SO 50aS.25: western
steers, $3.75a700 cows and heifers,
s285a5S5; Stockers and feeders.
S3.75a6. 90; calves, S400as95. bulls,
stags, etc, S2.75a6.00.
Hogs = Receipts $500. Market
strong TO sc. higher Heavy. SO 20a
$50; mixed. $e.25a9 30. light. 1927 IL
a9 36: pigs, $9.00a9,1O,
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market
steady. Yearlings. S5.75a6.75; weth-
ers. S5.O06,S5. ewes. $5.0oa6.1o; lambs
S725aS75
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Chlcano Produce

Chicago. June 14.-Butter. steady;
creamerIes, "a l-2a27. dairies. 22a26.
Eggs steady. at mark cases included,
Is l-2a16 IL; Grsts, IL 1-2; prime
flrsts. Is 1-2 Cheese. steady; daisies
15a14; twins. ID 3Aal5; young
Americas. l5a1-i7 long horns. 15a1-l
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept 2-Higher prices for wheat
We're maintained today from start 10 finish but
only narrowly so, and traders were generally
nervous. A small total-16.00 bushels-was sold
from Chicago to Hamburg at a specially low
ocean rate.
Another source of encouragement to holders
was the fact that the September delivery was
relatively higher than other months. both here
and elsewhere. Closing figures at net
gain OF Is a sc The finish left corn within a
shade of last nights quotations, oats 1-1661 Sc
of. and provisions varying from 2Oc decline to
12lac advance.
An active buying movement on the part Of
the commission houses threatened at first to as
sumo formidable proportions in the wheat pit.
but fattened out under rather determined selling
from warehouses
Brisk demand in France for cargoes for the
antlpodes, Russian crop damage, estimated at
30 TO 40 per cent and denials that the drought
In Argentina had been broken, all helped. how
way, though was the fact that milling sales
were small. primary arrivals large and world ;
shipments promising TO be nearly :. 600. 600 bush
els heavier than year ago. AS the day wore
and there was said to have been material frost
damage to wheat in the Canadian northwest.
In Consequence 70 seq the final tone was fairly steady
at S1.O3A .0S7s, rise Of NGnc. as com
pared with last night after fluctuations running
from s1.o3% 01.O4A.
Corn averaged a little higher early with
Wheat but slowly warming up temperatures
caused prices to fall back again. december
ranged from 81 Il G5Sc. closing steady at 81 Il a
o!asc. unchanged to a shade higher than last
night. The cash market was arm early and easy
later No yellow closed at 60660Lc.
oats followed corn, but was more active. High
and low points for December were 361s
d369sc, with the close at the last named price,
a net loss of &c.
The provision market was somewhat unsettled.
Al the windup pork ranged from zoe lower TO
Y Fac higher, lard 5q1212c up and ribs at 215@
&c advance to 1c decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
articles Open High. Low. Close.
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| Assessment DIRECTORY Com.toek Mine.
OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks continued light yes
terday. but the tone steady, except In
Premier, which lower at soc. Palmer was
steady at S1.4I12 M1.50.
New Pennsylvania has declared a dividend
of 1c, payable the 18th. Books close on
the 4th.
The oil board has adjourned till Tuesday.
The Union oil company is showing much
activity in the Maricopa Midway district and Is
carrying on a great deal of new work Thirty
new rigs have been erected on the Sage lease.
section 35-12-24. in the Maricopa district and
II strings of tools are running on this holding
wells being put down rapidly possible.
Nine more strings also in operation in
the immediate vicinity, six the Lakeview
and three the Webster lease. In Midway
and McKittrick almost one dozen more are
running, being located the Bedrock Alva-
Tado EQUITABLE, Alyarado o'Donnell. Mcleod,
Sheridan, Rudisill and Hopkins properties.
Fresno paper says: The Patricia oil COM
pany, section 29-2s-2s, in the Kern river field
has good well in No. s. According to d.
rectors of the company, the we'll is flowing
at the rate of 800 barrels day. 1t started
Monday, and on Tuesday, when the property
was visited the directors found it still going
at this rate. The we'll but recently drilled
and. like number Of other wells in the To-
cality, has shown startling burst of speed
These prolific wells, however, do not hold up
long. and this rate of production usually falls
off to the average of 80 or 90 barrels.
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Artichokes. dOz. .5OM .
Beets. dOs I'D.
Beans. white. 10. 66l
Do colOred, III. "a
Dried Lima. lb ga
Cabbage. each. e. sal
Cucumbers, dOz .10@1
Eggplant. ID ID
Green Peppers .. "a
Garlic ......-m
n..
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Wheat-E. F. Hutton &
Co. wire says: IAN extremely narrow market
with values ranging higher than yesterdays close
has been seen in wheat today. General trade is
and traders are generally nervous. Foreign mar
kets are considerably higher today, but export
ers report prospect of business even poorer than
yesterday. Nevertheless small lot. 16, 900 bush
els. was sold from Chicago TO Hamburg at a
specially low ocean freight rate that could not
be duplicated. September wheat has been rel
atiyely higher than other months today. both
longs much cncoura cement. No demand worth
mention for cash wheat here. Milling sales lin
tied to 10000 bushels Russian cable news is
not as favorable yesterday. Some estims ties
make the crop 80 10 40 per cent short of last
years total. Argentina rains Of yesterday are
reported today only sectional and did not
trely break the drought some important sec
tions being untouched Worlds shipments prom
ise 1924. 600 bushels for the week. against
IL .344 600 year ago. Export clearances today,
10000 bushels. Weeks exports. wheat, and
coasts. ,92+OOO bushels against 1 294 900
last week and 3 1Ss.O00 year ago.
''Corn-The market has been dull, narrow and
uninterestinG affair all day. Prices averaged a
little higher early with wheat. but ranged back
ward later to about yesterdays closing level
Shipping demand not much better than
yesterday, with sales reported at $4,000 bush
mainly cool unsettled and shOwery, present and
forecast for much Of the belt.
''Oats-Have followed corn. Trade relatively
larger Shorts were early buyers also some
commission demand for scattered investors. Cash
concerns supplied the offerings. Yesterday 5
alleged exports positively denied today. Ad-
vance also shut of shipping demand"
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Review of Trade

will say: 'ie" '''horroW
Though there has been no pronounced cha,o,
IN business conditions and while n quiet conser.
sdIIon stll prevails, yet the movement i'm mos,
departments OF trade and Industry is indica five
@I OF increased confidence and wider activity as fbe
ira ialI S ulSws near The weeks improvement in
deniS V ap sleel Is indeed quite notable. the heavier
improved conditions. P '
IN the dry goods trade. notwithstanding tbe
S9sI s9 0I production there appears to be better
oiistrloutlon OF merchandise. The hide market Is
siso more active. Wool remains very 0uiet
Statistics Of hank clearings for August revealed
at once the speculative dulness and the fact Of
a heayy movement of products
Ralroad earnings in three weeks of Angus;
increased 81 per cent. The most striking event
OF the week was an advance in August cotton fc
-Vc, Ihe hlgnest price in a generation, due IL
covering ny shorts. but other months were no,
snected and the crop advices put the cotton con,
dltlon considerably better than last year with y
larger acreage The condition is, however I'm.
der that Of last month. :"
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COTTON REPORT
WITHOUT FORCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Specula-
tive dealings in stocks were cur
tailed greatly today. Some further
selling was in evidence early,
market, but bears were intimi-
dated by signs of support in the
two or three stocks in which ac-
tivity centerS and bear selling
soon came to a stocp.
The government report on cot
ton condition was the last factor
relied on to awaken any active
interest in the market, but both
the stock and cotton markets
were practically unresponsiVe to
the showing.
The preliminary estimates OF
the weeks currency movement
bore out the supposition that the
drain on the cash holding of the
banks would run to the neigh
borhood Of S1O.000.000. The great
dullness of the present demand
for credits in New York leaves
the movement without any great
influence.
The issuance OF the comptroller's
call for national bank statements
portunity for interesting COM
parison with the showing of June
30 for the light it will throw on
the loan position OF the banks in
the south and west
The private discount rate in
London showed a yielding tend
ency today. but the foreign ex-
change rate here was little af-
fected.
The stock exchange will be
closed until Tuesday.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value), $4,000.
United States bonds are un-
changed on call from last week.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-E. f.
Hutton & Co.'S wire SAYS: To
days stock market has been sub
ject mostly to professional opera
tlons; the early selling meeting
with immediate resistance in
good buying of leading issues
which turned the course of prices
on the upward trend for the bal
ance of the session. There was
little or no news on the situation
of particular interest and the
bank statement tomorrow, which
should show a heavy loss of cash
by the banks, was totally ignored.
temporarily some Improvement
in stocks is not unlikely.
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Family Retail Market

IL Or SIS. sks............................ -
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MINING STOCKS

more or less quiet yesterday, though there was
activity in 0phir at $1.57l2 G1.65, the
stock closing the day at S1.55. which was about
Thursdays close
The San Francisco stock exchange stands ad-
journed until Tuesday. September 8, over Labor
day, which will be a legal holiday.
The Calaveras copper company has voted 10
reduce It's capital stock from 900. 600 shares
of a par value of s. to 100000 shares of a
like par value
in the lead among the mines is Goldfeld con-
soldated. with total dividends far this year
of S5,33S, 6iT. more than 40 per cent of the
total paid by the mines of the United States
in the hrst eight months of 1910 Tonopah is
second the list. with 900, while the
Homcstake is third with $654, 600
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Comstock Shares Become 0uieter
Other Stocks Show Little Chance

that early buyers have returned home and that
house trade is queter.
There were more failures in August than in
any other preceding month since March. The
total, 33i was per cent larger than july this
year, or than in August last year, though per
cent smaller than in August. 1908. Liabilities
aggregated S11 .933.579, increase of e per
cent over August last year. but 53 per cent be-
low August. 1908. New York city has % per
cent more failures than in August year ago.
Business failures in Canada for the week end
ing Thursday last number %, which compares
with 30 for last week and 33 in the like week of
1909
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other. Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat is still in the same rut both as To
prices and conditions The tone is steady
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1.57l .65; Sonora 81 7Od
1.IT1a; white Australian, $1.TOG1.75; north,
ern club, s1.o3ss 91.66A; Russian red, sl621s a
l.6J: turkey red, $l.65@1.70; bllestem, 81 f2B
also per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Although stocks here and at Port
Costa are enormous, the farmers and other hold
ers are not selling. which renders the spot
market very firm, and prices are higher.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. s161.O21a of grades. e56s7I.c
per ctl; choice. $103A; new brewing and ship
ping grades. s1.05@1.10 per ctl. Feed to ar
rive, 95@eIiac.
FUTURES
10 a.. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May 1900. $114 Si.14 s114 s114
December 49,. Los 1OSM los 0s1.
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New York MONEY .,,r,.

NEW YORK. Sept. Money on cali eas,
u offered at ~ piu
Time loans. steady: so days. 31a@4 Der cent.
80 days, 464l2; months AZ -
Prime mercantile paper 5LM6 ner o.n+
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bnsineS.
in bankers bills et So s325 "A ss45 for 60 daT
bills and at S4.S660 for demand w ua9
Commercial bills. $4 s2Tk a. 4SSz
Bar silver. 527tc
Mexican dollars. 44c
steady. DVnos
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Treasury Statemcn,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2-The condition of N,
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
Trust funds-Gold coin Sse0O17 $50. siIve,
dollars, S4S5. .6S5. .000 silver dollars of Isoo
6S5 000 fioo'
General fnnd-Standsrd silver dollars in ya,
eral fund, $96,l11,672; current libalitfes soc
So -o54; working balance In treasury of6ces
81, 19I. .S22; in banks 10 credit of treasnrer =,
the United States, S35797. 800; subsidiary silvo,
coin. $50. .359. .690; minor coin S924 asl. &C.,
balance in general fund, SOC. .347, 4o4 '''"
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Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, Sept. 2.-Track prices: Club,
SIC: bluestem. e5@96c; red Russian, Soc; val
lev 'oOc turkey red. SSM90c. Car receipts
Wheat 46: oats, 8; hay. Is
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Sept. 2.-Milling: Bluestem. 94c;
club. soc. Export-Bluestem. 90H91c. club.
SIC Reeeipts-Vheat. 40 cars: corn. 1; hay. Is.
SEATTLE. Sept. 2.-Milling; Bluesten. 94c;
SIC. Export-BIuestem, 91c; forty-fold. sTe;
club. S6c; fife. SEC: red Russian Sic. Yester-
DAYS ear receipts-Wheat. Il: oats, 4; barley.
-: hay. 1.
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SUM MARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and cOppers
about the same.
Spot and future cotton lower.
NO New York exchanges today or
Monday.
Local stock exchanges adjourned
till Tuesday.
Government issues cotton crop re-
port.
Mining, oil and local stocks quiet.
Silver and exchange as before
quoted.
Wheat and oats quiet. Barley
higher.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Provisions firm and active.
Live hogs firmer again.
Coast hops sell at Ice.
Prunes and raisins booming.
Eggs and dairy produce un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Peach market improving.
Poultry In light receipt and light
demand.
COttoIene Ac higher.
coal handlers commend impOrta-
lions of house fuel from China.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Count,-.
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Sept 2---There wsS M ...- -,
the quotations in the egg market today after X
ceipt OF quotations from the san Fraociscs 49,.
exchange. The Petsluma egg exeha,~ us.,S ,,
34l2e for urst grade Independent dealers s,S
specuiators paid 3fc and &c. according to rr,,,c
SANTA CRUZ. Sept 2.-The egg n7srk 81 s.sfi
remains nrm- with prices showing no Ircl,, -.
for change With eggs wholeSalin- Ar 4Oc ne-
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities was not over
active Yesterday, though fair business was
done There were no changes worthy of note
The stock and bond exchange stands ad
iourned till Tuesday, the 9th, over Labor day
The San Juan Pacific railway company has
levied an assessment of So per share, delinquent
September 90
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Cn.h Grain and Provi.inn.

CHICAGO. Sept. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady: No. rye. 1914 d74c:
feed or mixing barley. old, 5565Sc: fair 10
choice mailing, new, 696T1c; haxseed. No. l
southwestern S2.411a. No 1 northwestern $2. 56la
timothy seed. ST.30MS.5O; clover. s9614 80:
mess pork per Dbl S21.5Od21. 20; lard. per 100
lbs Sl2.O71a; short ribs. sides Cloose), $1t 500
12121a; short clear sides tboXedD, Sf2.3T = n
12.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clesrsnceS of wheat and -four equal
to 1I9. 600 bushels. Exports for the week. As
shown by Bradstreet's. equal 10 .924 900
bushels. Primary receipts were .207 900 bushels,
compared with 1.00I 900 the corresponding day
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, Is cars; corn, 563 cars; oats. 294 cars;
hogs. 1900 head
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Bradstreet,s WcekIv p.no,,

NEW YORK, Sept 2-Bradstreet's to,norron,
Will say: n"ito"
Best reports as TO fan jobbing trade stiu
cohe IRON Inc leading cities and there is an
parent iairiF free movement Of staples and an
appreclable improvement in collections in the
centers ieeiing the impetus of the unexemnled
movement OF grain to market. At few sos1th
ern centers, too. there is a trihe more sctixjfy
pat from some southwestern points advices are