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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
SECOND STAGE OF
THE CIRCUIT RACE
AHators in Final Struggle for the
$4,000 Prize Offered by London
Daily Mail.

HENDON. England. July 24.-Ry 4
o clock this morning crowd had as
sembled at the aerodrome to witness the
start of the second stage OF the British
circuit race. The course today Will be
from Hendon TO Edinburg. with intcrme-
diatc stops at HarrowGate and Newcas-
tie. The distance between Hendou and
Harrowgate Is 1872 miles. from Harrow
gate 10 Newcastle GS miles and from
Newcastle 10 Edinburgh 93 miles, making
a total OF 342 miles
The race Is for A prize of $4,000. Of
fered by the Daily Mail. and sixteen avi-
ators Saturday succeeded in covering the
first section OF twenty miles
Beaumont went M AT o'clock. the
others following at short Intervals with
the exception of an American. Charles
T, Wcymann. Weymann Is taking two
hours extra rest TWO OF those who
asccnded We're Obliged to descend very
soon on account of engine troubles.
The weather is fair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
BAND CONCERT DRAWS
LARGE CROWD AT PARK

The largest crowd OF the season gath
cred at Liberty park yesterday and en-
joyed the concert given by the popular
Held's band AS one number OF tho
programme. "Silver Threads Among the
Gold" was rendered and the applause
that greeted the rendition lasted for Sow
eral minutes. Children also were present
In large numbers and much enjoyed the
Fairgrounds apparatus.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
Kidney Diseases Are Curable

Under certain conditions The right
medicine must be taken before the dis
case has progressed too far. Mr.. Perry
a. Pitmau. Dale. Tex, says: "I was
down in bed for four months with kid
ney and bladder trouble and gall
stones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cured me we'll and sound"
Ask for 1t, Schramm-Johnson, Drugs.
five stores.
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Death IN Roaring Fire

May not result from the work Of fire,
bugs, but often severe burns are
caused that make a quick need for
Bucklen S Arnica Salve, the quickest,
surest cure for burns, wounds, bruises,
boils. sores 1t subdues Inflammation
1t kills pain. It soothes and heals
Drives off skin eruptions, ulcers or
piles. Only 25c at Schramm- j ohnson,
Drugs, five stores.
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charge Of embezzling money hn col
lected. In passing sentence the judge re-
marked that Smiths case was The worst
kind OF stealing as II not oniv robbed the
company. but jeapordized the beneficial :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

Spanish festival at snItair this nfter-
ma evenings Two complete per
formanccs,
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Via Bamberger Electric Line.
$I.10 round trip. Tickets on sale
July %. 23. "a. Good return July 25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

Spanish festival at Saltair this after
noon and evening. Two complete per
formanceS,
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PORTLAND CRAWFISH,

Spend your vacation at Brighton
hotel,
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5pend your vacation ut Brighton
hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

Spanish festival at Saltair today.
Spend your vacation at Brighton
hotel
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PORTLAND CRAWFISH,
Another shipment of the celebrated
Portland eraw6sh just received Mt the
Bismarck Annex,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24

Spend your vacation at Brighton
hotel.
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WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT
We sell ii TO the typo foundry md buy
new. That keeps our type styles up to
date. Century. 55bT Posuoffice place
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Worst Kind of Stealing

Percy Smith. an insurance agent at
Cincinnati has been given q fine OF $50
and twenty days imprisonment on
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Bathing ut Saltair today It's great
PIONEER DAY EXCURSION TO
OGDEN
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Bathing at Sal5air today It's great,
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PIONEER DAY EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.
Good July %, 90. "a; limit 25th.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q 8 It Q r 4 a

Brighton hotel is an ideal vacation
place.
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festival at Saltair today
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EXCURSIONS NORTH

Via Oregon Short Line
July %, August 5 and 10. Usual low
rates; long limits. City Ticket Office,
Hotel Utah.
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stantly hearing it? Give your reasons.
60 What is the effect of preaching
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(6) Verses Stills ii always true,
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sRApsTREET's REPORT.
Early Clearance Sales Feature Of tho
Retail Trade

NEW YORK. Dec 20 Bradstrect's 8
tomorrow will say;
In wholesale and iobbinc lines trade IL
very quiet and inventory taking receives
most attention while clearance sales,
earlier than usual, by the way are the
noteworthy features Of retail trade. Still'
cold weather has impaired some Zest 10
the distribution Of seasonablc goods Re-
suits regarding holiday trade are on the
whole. satisfactory. bur some centerS,
particularly country towns. express dis
appointment over the outcome. How
ever the year ends with a more opti-
mistic feeling prevailing in most lines.
Incidentally. tho rubber goods trade has
been helped by the weather conditions.
the cold wave having visited practically
not developed TO any extent as eet'
though cotton goods continue 10 display
an upward tendency. In fact, the whole
teNlile trade appears to have gained
ground which promises to be extended
after the turn of the new year.
The situation in the iron and steel
trade continues TO improve, and II is
noteworthy that holiday suspensions OF
work among central western steel mills
were of short duration. Some of them
January | additional capacity viii he
placed In operation. Liberal car and rail
buying is expected.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending December rs were
3Of. against 2o3 last week.
business failures for tho week ending
with Thursday, in Canada. number 20.
which contrasts with Is last week.
Wheat OncludinC fourl exports from
The United states and Canada for the
week ending December rs aggregate .
S55. $50 bushels, against i.530.S0l last
week.
Corn eXoprts for the week were 1,2S3, :
500 bushels. against Col .6lS last year.
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STANDARD COPPER
EASY IN NEW YORK
No Change in Quotations for
Any of the Brands; Lead
and Tin Quiet.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARRGT S
Observation-Disclosures!

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Standard COP
per easy: spot and December. sl%''3"
1900; January. sl3.S74mlS.9o; February.
SlaaOal&o ~. March. Sl5.ao@n.oo, April,
$lSSI5GI5.o2.. London opened weak. but
closed firm: spot. G63: futures. G6a las
I'd Local sales were Twenty-Five lons ol
January at SIS 90 twenty-five tons. ol
February at 1890, fifty tons Of April AT
s13e0 and Twenty-Five tons OF May AZ
sI3 90 Arrivals reported at New York
today werc s65 tons. Custonhousc re
turns show exports Of 800" tons so tar
this month Lake copper. Slt. 25T lt.10:
electrolytlc. Sli.25mlt37i: casting. Sl%,'5
Tin quiet: spot and December. S4363n
44.ao: January, SH:45G4t February,
si1. o6d 44i0; April, S4l .6omt2.25. London
casr: spot c2O5: futures E19Q,
Lead quiet: si.d0mi.50 New York:
s43 32ld4.S75 East ST. Louis. London
els rs cd. -
SIS i0@s20 East ST. Louis. London EGG
lbs. 49,
Iron-Cieyelard warrants. 5Os I'D in
London Locally iron was steady; No. l
foundry northern, $ii15m15.oo; No. ,;
Sl1 5Odfi75; No. soulnorn and No. ]
southern soft SlS.@5d lt.i'.
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SEVERE COLD PUTS
WHEAT UP A NOTCH
Better Reports From Argen-
tine; Corn and Oats Take
Slight Squirt.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.--Fcar OF injury to
Ihc lsU-sown crcp in case of a severe cold
wave rallied the wheat market today
aiter an early dip duo 10 better reports
from the Argentine harvest. The close
was steady, &c off to &c NJ compared viii,
YESTERDAY Corn showed a gain OF &c
sIosH 10 &c net net Sa and oats sase 70 agSc The
way IRON last nights level
Far below zero weather i'll the north-
west had led TO some rather anxious in
puiry as To winter wheat. A summary.
oi the replies made plain the fact that
the nclds everywhere except In Ncbras-
ka. western Kansas and northern MIchl-
gan. were bare Of snow protection, There
In consequence. Further strength de-
velopod as result OF dispatches from
Montreal announcing that the export de-
mand had grown amazingly.
All this formed a decided contrast With
the situation earlier in the day, when the
market seemed unable to shake Off feel
Ing of hcaviness brought on by news of
Increasing l,iT stocks in France and more
prospects in the Argentine. May ranged
from 9S1c TO 99c, with tho close at ?S9c,
gain Of &c over last night.
Nervousness took hold OF the corn
crowd. Possibility OF A squeeze IN tho
December delivery attracted attention.
owing TO sudden temporary bulge OF
l5c in that option, the result of buying
on the part Of Il leading warehouse con-
Germ. May fluctuatcd between 63sm 6S.c
and e3sc. closing relatively steady, Ac up
at 63ac. Spot demand was SLOW. No. :
yellow was not quoted.
Oats had strong tone all day. May
ranged between 47A@iIse and 46sc, with
the close az &c up at i7sMftac,
Trade In provisions consisted largely
more deferred months. a, the close the
level Of prices appeared 10 have been
substantially. maintained all around.
RANGE or THE LEADING FUTURES
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Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2a.-Cattle-Re- =
ceipts estimated at 500 including hity
so,jtberns; market. strong. Native steers,
So ,i0dS rs; southern steers. S.I5@G 90;
southern cows and hcifers, gSMs.5o; IN :
tive cows and heifers, - 1871; stockers
and feeders, siM6. bulls, 3.f00o.20
calves, ss@1.25: western steers, si.i50
Z; western cows, 500.
Hogs-Eecclpts estimated at 5000 MAJ
lSct. steady. Bulk Of sales, 80 o.90@6.2 "a;
heavy, Sc 25M6. so; packers and butchers,
81 6o5Ns2 25; lights, s5.ToG6.l5S pigs, 81
m5 ,
Sheep-Esccipts estimated al 5000;
market strong, Muttons, $50 !. 20. lambs,
SaI5GT64o. fed wcthcrs and SearlinGs,
So 50m6 20; fed ewes, y2.o0@4.
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Boston Wool Market.

RoSTON, Dec 2a.-The Commercial
E,llstin will say Of the wool market to-
morrow:
Trading in the Boston wool market for
;iwo and n further turn over 81 5000, ,O0n
To 5000 900 pounds OF wool generally on
tho same basis of prices, has been made.
The bulk of tn" busincss "l course, has
benn I'm TERRITORY domestic. although q
GOOD million pounds al nccccs arc in
GUIDED In the trading. The feature of the
territory transactions has been the dc -
r,and for, tho thrr" -oighis-blood, mill
lion TO a million and half pounds having
moved In tnc last ten d1ys or Two weeks
at ; and 81 cents. sconi"d basis.
Tho Ehipmcnts Of wool from Boston from
January 10 December IS, inclusive. were
sI5 !6G. 2S:j pounds against 2l1,llo,iio
mounds Tor tho same period last year
Tbo receipts from JanuDrH tu De
.o,,,hcr g. inclusive. wcrc N ni23. los
hounds. against @I2.Sel $50 pounds for the
ta,ne DcriuJ last wear.
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STRENGTH SHOWN BY
|. THE STOCK MARKET
Novenlent Not Large, but Re-
action of Thursday IS
Checked.
MONEY MARKET IS EASY
No Hint Of Year-End Furry;
Much Cash Coming
From Interior.
MONEY MARKET IS EASY

yrvv YORK, Dec 29.-A few points OF
,,,ided strength appeared IN TO-DAY
-,,.v market, The movement as a whole
rot large. In the early part OF the
p.sdin-. Lehigh Valley, ST. Paul.
- pacirc and United States Steel In
.,,,,,or showed the effects of pressure
ia nv the bears in the expectation
!, continuing the decline of Yesterday,
~, list developed increasing strength
:, re d2y progressed
r.. siocks which showed pronounced
,.nz,h were issues which seldom take
,u,D ,nomlnent part in the trading. Rock
ia,rd preferred rose points ana -\c%
ra' "a, Central nearly as much. Tho adj
JON in thc latter stock was attributed
AM sJysntsgce which, il was expected,
I'D rnsnIt from tho projected consoli-
,',ynn NJ the company Win controlleo
g.s g.s. marlborough Me tropolitan STOCKS
a.s honds developed strength owing TO
M ,no hsHof that the company would re-
ny Vs saSd;,Ional subway franchies. Mac
s,r sY Y,nmpanics were decidedly weak al.
,t.r-b y. iii Il recovered most OF Its loss OF
" y nsn,s bciore the end of the day.
Hrnrd,,Ions In tho money market were
!, yrusnal interest. owing TO the TACT
M,i tris Sas the last loaniiS nsH oi
80 10y ,car There was no hint OF inc
s.,-.erd furry which is often expert
,,S,d Call money did not rise above
TU,r 49, cont as compared with ! per cent
,sc Isst loaaIng day Of 1910 In Eer-
r. from f. to 20 per cent was paid IN.
S,,t's known movements OF money po'nt
We .nsb -ain by the local banks OF
tA soO G0c 10 $4,000. 600, condition al
w., uncrecedented al this period OF ths
NY, Wy. Tirtnally all OF this money comes
"oD, Interior points, having been depos-
D.S eS' here In expectation Of sitter money
,ie, al the close of this week OF carry
Tsa S honS market was irregular. Wa
h,sh q, aud local traction bonds were
S'yher Total sales. par value, S@.04, 600.
Ts,.I states IS coupon declined ! OH
Closing Stock List.
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GEAIN SIAIIS1ICS,
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dee. 29.--Cattle ipts
estimated al $500; market. slow. steady.
Beeves, 81. .75@is GO; Texas steers, 81 ESQ
u.s. western steers, si.iom6; stockcrs
and feeders, So. o5@5.S5: COWS and helf-
ers, soM6. 40: calves. 81 .250S.
Hoss-Reccipts estimated at $4,000;
market, slow, steady. cents lower,
heavy. S6@6 40: rough. S666. IL: good 10
choice heavy, S6,i5m6.io. pigs, 81 Som
ST. bulk Of sales, ss l5nS .55.
Shecp-Rcccipts estimated al l".ooo;
market, steady Native. s., 1904. 30
western. s3ai so yearlings. 81 SSa5 50
lambs. native. 81 269e, 80; western, 81. ii
0S, So
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Omaha.


OMAHA, Dec. 2a.-Ca ttic--Rccc cipts.
1900; marke strong; native steers, Ho.i"
al. IS: COWS and heilers, sJ.25n5.6o. west !,
crn steers S3.90n6.i0, range COWS ana
heircrs. S3.0O65.25: Gamers f2.so9S SO.
stockers and feeders, $$.5o@6.oo: calves,
$4,000 80. bulls, stays. etc. $500 o.%O,
or heavy SIS 00mG,l5: mixed. s.. S5W6,Ol
iieht, s56O@o,lo; pigs. Sf.5o@5,5o; bulk:
S5.S0m6.l0. ,o
Sheep--Recnipts. 1900; steady TO loc
s35oGIg5: ewes. sS.25@3.so; lambs. 50 40
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29--F1our- STEADY.
Whcat-Spot steady: No. ? rcd a6lc
elevator. export basis. 10 arriv" and 9Sc
fob. afIoat; No. ] northern Duluth, LISA
fo.h. atIoat. The market was stcadN, but
mice changes wcro small Final prices
ywerr tG4c net lower. December closed
nj nesc and MAY at sl.osk.
Hops.--pull. state common TO choice
1911. 4sN56c.
Hides-SteJdy.
PciroIcum-.Sicadv.
Wool-Cluiet.
aiiM4Isc: centrifugal. .o6 test, i.6l a
i.65c; frolasScs sugar, SO test. S,s6a3.90c
refined steady
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Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. Lo-
Bonds.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE,
Year Closes Win Something Approach,
ING Buoyancy,

NEW YORK, Dec. OR. G- Dun &.
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
VIII say.
The year closes with something ap-
preaching buoydncy in some leading de-
partments of trade. New business in
iron and steel comes forward In heavy
volume, orders for rails being the leading
feature. and at the west the plate mills
have four months work ahead. In the
Pittsburg district specifications for steel
bars and plates arc received AT fair
rate. Sales of Bcsscmcr iron for the
first half OF 1912 arc heavy and quota
tions are sun Sli.25. Billets have ad-
vanCed 90 cents per ton. both open hearth
and Bessemer being quoted at $50 Pitts
burg Tin plate capacity WIN be enlarged
after the first OF the year. and sheets
arc firmer. steel bars are now OH the
basis of 81 Is and mills are not disposed
to quote less than Sl.20 for structural
material Wholesale dry goods trade Is
quiet, but there Is tone OF optimism
In the market. The trading in footwear
is quiet.
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New York Money.

NTIW YORK. Dec. 29--CTorc:
Prime mercantile paper. 4i@ u per cent;
sterling eIchangs flTm n,Is wlh S. es'9s ss 9ar
day bills. ,,,
Commercial bills, A.s23.
Bar silver, 6isc.
Monican dollars, iec.
Government bonds, easy; rahT"ao
Money ON call, Hrmer, 33d@; per cent /;
nsr Cent: offered al - per cent.
Time loans, softer; for sl@ty days, '
pe cent: for ninety days. @Gni per cont
for six months. per cent.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO 4 De Sc, da,,lct .9EtussSTii ss@:is
TngsE Firm. receipts 1879 cases; 4
marx, cases included. 1s@27c: nrsts, $50
3ec: prime nrs,s, ei@ &c ,., ,s.a,s7c
Ghecs1c STACY tsa youne n'Sn Americas, 1870
1915; long horns. l6Bml6'c.
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.'IW Yrr,,- 1UILb.
II. .Ipnchsnnnss Dec, ,-Eyaporated ap-
'sss,ci prmResa, fancy. SSdioIc: choice.
4 nic FOR quotations range from Sc
~ l0sQIac ssIornias up to 3o-i0s and
Each" aSi.' fancy, I7m1sc. :"
III sftra choi put steady; choice. 1Iin
|s,. 'o'ce' lla@l2c: fancy. I2i0
~. TO fsnS1ly fsS1y: loose muscalels. ss@7c;
'H'London seeded, IN sac: scedlcss.
ayers. S1i0Ti.i5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Bank Statement,

NEW YORK. ncc. .-Bradstrec't Is
bank clcarings report for the week end
Ing December rs shows an aggregate or
s. 59I .6s6 600. as against 3.2aa: SS1, 900
last wcel; and S2.f62 237 900 in the cor
responding week last year.
Following IS list OF the cities,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Flax Oats and Rye,

MINNEAPoLTS. Dee. 29.-FIaT, s2-ll'
Rarley-f5cMsl.9s .o,..eno
rurn-No. 3 yellow, 5?m6oc'
opis-N No !; white. i6Mao4c.
Ryc-No .. STl@SSe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
81. Louis Wool.

sT 1n1-IS. Dec. 2o.-wool- steady;
MEDIUM prsdcg. combing and clothing
g0m.1c; light fine. la l9c; hcs'E me-
i"GJIic' itJbwaghcd, 21GD30c,