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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
FAIRGROUNDS TO OPEN AT
LIBERTY PARK TODAY

Salt Lakes children may now play I'm
disturbed and welcome at Liberty park,
the formal opening OF the grounds for
the children being made Yesterday i'm
accordance with the resolution Of the
park and Fairgrounds commission.
While the grounds now contain swings,
"tcel totters' and other things that
make the leisure hours OF the children
pleasant il is confidently expected that
the means Of amusement for the chill
dren viii soon he largely augmented,
as the commission has asked for an ap-
propriation from the city with this spe-
Cidc end In view.
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WILL UNDERTAKE. TO
LEGALLY RE0RGANIZE

NEW YORK. May 3l.-The directors
OF the American Tobacco company met
today but 1t WAS announced after the
meeting that the company had nothing
more 10 say regarding the decision OF
the supreme court beyond the statement
given on, yesterday declaring it would
undertake In good faith the readiust
mont OF its affairs directed by tho court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF
in USUAL GOOD HEALTH

GOEDELLOE. Hungary. May 3l-Em-
peror Francis Joseph received in audi
ence Count khuen Won Hederyarys the
Hungarian premier this afternoon and
subsequently, entertained the Hungarian
statesman al luncheon.
The emperor. whose appearance belied
the recent scares published concerning
his health Will leave the royal palace
tomorrow for the Austrian capital
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Death Due to Syncope,

LONDON. May 31-An inquest in
the sudden and tragic death May 20 of
Sir William S. Gilbert. the famous En-
gisb dramatic author. and hbrettist
was held today. The coroner's IS jury ren-
dered verdict that death was due to
syncope brought about by Sir William
exerting himself while attempting TO
rescue one of the woman of his bath
ing party at Harrow, who had got be-
voud ber depth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
DANISH BOOSTERS CLUB
Is PERFECTING PLANS

The Danish Boosters club. which pro-
poses to go on excursions TO a number
OF the cities of the state during the
coming summer and fall. held a meeting
last evening and appointed committee
10 go To Logan. The first town to be vis-
tied. and make the necessary arrange
ments. The committee comprises P. w.
Madsen. president: Thorvald Orlob. vice
president; Thorvald Larsen, secretary,
and Oscar Sorenson.
On the "trip To Logan the boosters Will
visit tho Agricultural college and ban
Guet will be rendered TO them during
their STAY In the Cache county, Capital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
INSPECT TEETH OF THE
SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE

CHICAGO, May 3l.-One hundred
members OF the Chicago Dental society
began today to inspect the teeth of
public school children. This service. was
volunteered by the organization and the
inspection was authorized by the board
OF education. The American Dental so.
ciety is at the head of the. moveme mt
throughout the country To preserve the
chiIdren's teeth. 1t Is planned 10 open
clinics for the beneit of poorer chill
dren who cannot afford 10 pay for their
dental work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
AMBASSADOR kERENS
GIVES BALL AT VIENNA

VIENNA, Nav 3I.-Nearly a score OF
archdukes and archduchesses. with the
entire diplomatic corps and more than
two hundred members of the Austrian
aristocracy. gathered tonight in the
there for years 1t was q brilliant fnnc-
tion--really court ball on small scale.
a court official had consulted with En-
bassador and Mrs. kerens as TO invita-
uons and programme.
4 particularly striking feature was the
red, white and blue colonial livarN. OF the
nnnha Servants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
IOWA'S HEROINE MAY
RECOVER HER HEALTH

CARROLL. Ia. May 3l,-Miss Kate
Shelley. Iowa's famous heroine, who
saved the lives OF the passengers OF a
Northwestern train near Boone, Ia, about
twenty years ago by signaling the train
in time to prevent wreck. may recover
from her present illness. Her physician
said today that she showed much i'm
provement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF THE ELECTION LAWS

WAUKEGAN. H., May 3l.-A special
session OF the grand jury was called here
today to inquire into alleged violations
of the election laws in the town. city
complaint was fled with the states at
torney by w. S. Miller, an independent.
Evidence to he submitted TO the grand
jury which will meet June has been
gathered by Detective O. O. Wizard OF
New York. a member OF the National
DnriIN len pcnc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
SAN FRANCISCO JUDGE
STOPS SEYMOUR TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3l.-The board
Of police commissioners of san Fran
cisco. which convened here today TO try
Chief Of Police Seymour on the charge
Of protecting gambling. unexpectedly was
served with a writ Of prohibition, is
sued by Superior Judge James NJ. Sea-
well. preventing such action. The writ
is returnable juno Q. The charges
against Seymour We're preferred by
MaYor p II. McCarthY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
STRIKE MAY BE CALLED
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Tusistcnce
by the fremcn OF the Southern railway
that the company meet their demands
for a 90 per cent increase In wages has
resulted In bringing the issue 10 critI
cal stage and IL is not unlikely that
within twen,y-four hours a strike will
be called
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
MORE POSTAL SAVINGS
BANKS IN GREAT WEST

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Pcstmaster
General Hitchcock today announced the
designation of seven,y-four more sec
ond- class postoffices. scattered i'll forty
one states, as postal savings deposl-
tories effective June ~. The follow
ing were among the number: Corona.
Grass Valley and San Luis Obispo, CAL;
Moscow and Nampa, Ida; Livingston.
Mont: Hood River McMinnville and
Marshfield Or: Anacortes. Montesauo
and Port Townsend Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
SUGGESTION IS MADE
BY BRITISH PREACHER

WASHINGTON, May 31.-A proposal
that all churches in the United States
unite in II movement 10 bring together
the religious denominations OF the world
to President Taft today by the Rev. Will
liam Moore EIDE, dean of Westmoreland.
England. The president said he was
much Interested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

1:i4 20, Darlington, Tavora. Necklet
ran.
kinsb. even. straight, first; Sake Fogar-
ty(, TO 3. place, second; Sea Green
(Moriarity). to |. show, third Time.
l:ii 3-5. Hammeraway. Titus II. Miss
Greenwood ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
RIOT PREVENTED BY
CIVIL AUTHORITIES

LISBON. MAY 3l,-Post elections mani
festatlons occurred here todaX, A crowd
attempted 10 mob the offices Of the ne VS.
paper Dia but the civil governor and
the other authorities interviewed and pre-
vented the destruction of property
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
BURLINGTON VICTIMS
NOW NUMBER EIGHTEEN

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 31.-Mrs, Lena
reakin OF McCook and II. H Culbert-
son OF BrmfIeld ILL.,, both injured In the
died today. This brings the death list up
to eighteen. The rest of thei injured will
recover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
FIRST THROUGH TRAIN
OVER THE MILWAUKEE

TACOMA MAY 3l.-The first through
train from Chicago over The Chicago.
Milwaukee & Puget Sound railroad. rolled
into Tacoma at $50 tonight. with a
crowd OF $500 citizens and a brass hand
10 welcome IT, The train arrived exactly
on schedule time, seventy-two hours TO
the minute eIapsing since 1t left Chicago
al 30 Sunday morning -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1.

handicap based on past perform
ances time. weight and track conditions.
Five points TO a pound, twenty points
to length.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS
PERISH IN THE FLOODS

BERLIN. May 3l.-Twenty-nve persons
perished in the floods which followed sew
eral cloudbursts yesterday in southern
Germany, Great damage was done to
crops,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Negesses Arrested.

Cleo Patrick and Lula Johnson. ne
crosses were arrested late last nlght py
Patrolnan Huntsman on suspicion ot
having robbed George Miller a miner, ot
S3h on Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Salt Lakers in New York

Special tn The Tribune.
NEW YORK, May 3t--Seville. G. j..
Houston: York, V, DAWSON
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CIPRIANA CASTRO
is BEING WATCHED
United States Government Warns Por-
tugal of -Dictator's s Presence
in That Country.

LISBON May 3l-The Portuguese
government has received a. communca
ton from the United States government
that Cipriano Castro former president of
Venezuela. is In Portugal.
1t Is reported here that Castro has a
steamer at Teneriffe loaded with artil-
lcry and munitions. waiting for the first
opportunity 10 return TO Venezuela The
movement is being watched. The Sc
culo says Castro was at Oporto recently.
then going to Lisbon, where for the
last fortnight he has kept in strict re
tlrement.
Dispatches from Las Palmas. Canary
islands, early in MAY said Castro had
arrived there and re-embarked almost I'm
mediatcly on tho steamer Reina Vic
toria. under an assumed name. for Cadiz.
whence he embarked intending 10 sail
for America
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

IT. Fedro, 6-5. Winner Dr. m. SoIilairc IT.
C. High price Aftermath so. Winner entered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
LAGOON RACING FORM CHART
ather clear Track fast NJ Natanson presiding judge r. Dvye
Lasoon. rtah. ruesaas.. May 30. lall. weathar q.

Tr ~ -l &
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'chmonet place, 81: show. 2-5; Mullins. l-3. out:
ri good; won casing up, second stopping. third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

heep, place, rs; show 20; Hyde, place SO:
lyres. Scratched S2Ss Anne Revere, S663 Sake.
$500. No bid.
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,ngs. purse. -olds, sg25..
ion day handicap three year oIds and up Purse $3.50
aud up. $500.

AS Is Acumen. l-3 out Round, rs 1-2 Kogo >.
good Won in gaIop. Second driving. Third easily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

A AT most minutes or fi0l Time. q 20 As 80 lis -
start good driving, third Winner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

Sc. place S-5: show 7-10: Friar,
|. High price on Great Frair, 8;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

DENEEN, zAHRA AND ELECTRoWAN

ar-oIds an II
Horse. ting
.....
ELEcTRoWAN 72o
..... .$ Not
BEST BET
MARCHMONET.
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FURNISHED ~ W. y. Coler & co. No - Ced
s're9t)
Accrued interest," TO be added

Coupons interchangeable tRsgistersd frou-
pons lPesis,er.d and coupons.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

III. following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
OH the New York Stock Exchange:
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

FURNISHED By bingham Lawrence Co. 80.
III Broadway
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.--Money on call open.
ed al % per cent; highest. rs per cent;
lowest. per cent; closing, "a per cent
Ruling rate, 2% per cent. Time money was
somewhat easier and loans for four 10 SIX
months were made ut the bid rate. Rates,
2is per cent for sixty days, 2@iQS per cent
for ninety days. 3Q3it per cent Tor fouF
five and six months and 4Uil. per cent Tor
over the year. Mercantile paper was IN
good demand. but supply was limited ana
business as a consequence remained light
Rates, 3s4Nit per cent fer sixty ana ninety
DAYS indOrsed bills receivable and choice
four 20 six months single names and $40
per cent FOR others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Tho foreign ex-
change market opened steady. with cables
quoted at 4s6S5d $3.50. demand sterling at
ss35a4 $50 and siXty-day bills AZ tsilOeI
4sl2o Short francs were quoted at so and
short reichsmarks at t5is less i.32. Tho
market was easier IN The afternoon, with
rates or 10 10 points from the opening.
Gables were quoted At {. st60lI4 $685. demand
sterling al 4SGi, 04S620 and sixty-day bills
AZ 4sfeqtsil5 Short francs held around
4 % less 1-6i and short rcichsmarks @is less
60
Bankers posted rates follow:
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PENN NltTON. titfl. " " Z % I'm
President. secretary.
/ copv OF the Circular may be obtained 90
appllcation % this Office or u the BANK O'
Montreal a Wall Street. New York
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADfNG.-Transacti TOT
foreign account In the local stock marker
amounted to less than 900 shares' All ~"
chases.
TO INCREASE CLEVELAND Plt t ~
BURG STOCK-A special meetns ., ,,,c
stockholders OF the Cleveland a flt,spuis
Railroad Company viii be held on JUL i,.a -
and at this meeting there VIM be supn n. ~,
to the stockholders for their consluelatii,oii,
tho question of an increase In me cdp,tai
OF the company from s22,WlVV, its Prssselni'
authorized amount. 10 Ao.VW pe,neyi.
tional stock ~ 10 be Issued 10 me en", g.
yania Railroad Company, lessee or 'n hs
company's property, In accordance WI ia
requirements Of the lease OF the Cievelaiiiu
Il Pittsburg Railroad to the femnsy !. dn.e'
kairosd dat cord lathe at Se close Of business
April - will be entitled 10 one VOC io'
each share owned.
COPPER MARKET CONDlTiONS.-Cop,,
per Is a shade easier, win soies iep IT, rst
ever. certain Of the large producers ana
selling agencies continue 10 quote lZ7s "
t2i. cents a pound. Consumers argue tiIo at
with production running over i"y'"ou :,
mounds n month there is no need OF any
haste to cover future requirements Dhe
sale OF 100000 pounds of copper Tor dew
cry in June was made YESTERDAY mo sl,nas
on a basis Of 1?as cents pouhu, PlU a,ross
stated that in the event OF normal business
I'm general trade copper stocks on TINS siut
would be exhausted in less than iou'
months.
LONDON GOLD MOVEMENT. - Inc
Bank of England secured practically all OF
the 1850 coo South African goid oferen IN
the open London market yesterday WIN
the usual proportion -earmarked Tor lnola
at tie minimum mint price Of us %.
BRAZIL RAILWAY LOAN ONERSUB-
SCRIBED.-The offering IN London or IL,
$4,000 Brazil Railway Company w per cent
sjxtv-year bonds by Speyer Brothers was
a success. The list closed az 10 O'Clock
Yesterday, with the loan largely oyersuo-
scrbed The price Of tie bonds In the mar
ket rose TO | per cent premium
r. r. CLAFLIN REGULAR PRE-
FERRED DJyIDENDS.-T II. Il. Clahn
Company has declared the regular quar-
terIv dividends of IL, per cent on the nrst
preferred apd ~ per cent on the second
preferred. payable May 70 STOCKHOLDERS
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Minneapolis. St. Paul & SAUL Ste.
Marie Railway Company "a
ISSUE OF NEW CAPITAL STOCK

N nu-suauce OF resolutions passed a., ths
Annual Meeting OF sharehoiaersS; neln =. Mln.
&c pCani,ei stock OF tho Company. the D!rec-
tors have by further resolution adoptec aGch
18Th. 1911. authorized issue i9r,o" F,. OF Two
viiiion one Hundred and Eighty-seyen Ihon.
sorI -Four Hundred Dollars 'sZ,lsi.iVo) o,
Preferred and -Four Million Three Hundred sad
seventy four Thousand flght hundted p9 }!t
Is! a7t SnO) Of tho Common stock OF the Com
NAM The said stock 10 be offered az par 70
Stockholders OF record 90 the closing 0, th7
hooks Tor tho purpose.
Tbs nrosent Issue viii Re on the basis Of 81
st,,.. II New stock FOR each 100 shares 0: olt
Capital stock 20 be subscrloea shd pa'd 'o'
Or Tha srbscrintion must be FOR Both kinds o.
Stock in the ratio OF ! share ~ Frstetred 70
shares of Common. n be paid for ~ par N w
'' 2o,: or 500 Ter share en- Subscription, on ..
before Ma sth. 1911 a. p. ", when the
richt 10 Subscribe will expire. -. 1r,s,a,, 81
20ee OF so per 81 are IN 1uhS ~, ,9it
2oce $50 per share IN Ju.y III ioii
zoe S2o per share ~, 3i.t Alsusr i is,
povweuts will be received az the Frs, IA,
tional Bank Minneapolis. or az me pShA p"
Montreal In New York. Montreal or London
rba resnocttve classes u stock canno, hs
segregated until the moe,n1t OF sne saaarat.
Certificates Of subscription VIII he issued i''
each class OF stock subscribed Tor ~, D..
Tho Transfer Books Of the Company VII -
closed for the purpose Of this Issue a, =, ~;
Apri. 18th. 1911. and remain closed nn'h
Tho New stock upon which all payments
have been duly made as called for VIII RANK
for dividend for the half year ending pscem'
ber 3fst 1911. and Will be issued on ard ai'e'
the date Of final payment ard not oerore,n,
4 circular stating the terms ana conul'5 o. -,
~ the Issue and Subscription VIII be mailed -
the Stockholders after the closing OF The noofa
Dated at Minneapolis lhis 18Th aay Of hsrcH'
1911.
Bv order OF the. Board. ...
T. Pr%TrNrTON GEO. ". WEBSTER.
80 President secretary
\ copy Of the Circular may be ootained O.
application % this Office or To the BANK d
Mont real. - wall street. New YORK
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

OF the $3.50 shares Of all stocks "au $40
n Oh ,,' rn ~ Missouri Pacific. That stock
W Va feature OF the dealings through eaggo
than any other prominent stock selling ssos sk
high as .sis. against a New , oUi = Of 4ssl.
sgalh So,, .' bns,ness in odd lots continued
sues represented IN the days 'raI period Of
,ncertainty as on recent Mondays regaru.
,n r,batber he United states supreme
Honrt would hand down its decision IN ea rive
trust cases When II was snu ie,., need be
IN tng sor there was brief short coyfr
i0ohe nio ip on which prices senerstbs ny
attained their highest for the aay' T DetaiIsd
market gradually sagS'ng ''''''
|,oro.iou- follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities spec,
ulation continued quiet. with the genera
tone steady. What little interest was man
ifested was centred In the higher priced IN
dustrials and the bonds. This was esps-
cIally so In American Tobacco and Stana-
ard on The former after gaining p9'n az
fell II. but later recovered 8. Standard OIL
improved ~ Chicago subway was heavy
on small offerings. Missouri. Kansas
Texas per cent bonds were In iair de
mand at fractional change. western
pocidc 5s ruled steady. In the mining list
the PorcupIne Issues were fairly active az
small improvements. The copper stocks
were duh. with scarcely fractlona,
change. In the silver stocks prices ruic"
a bout steady Detailed operations foiIo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 1o.-Conso!s closed un.
changed a, 81 1876 for money and 81 l5-lS
for the account. Anaconda was - higher,
at f17s Canadian Pacific = higher, at 1874.
Grand Trunk unchanged. at 2SiS.
Money was in strong demand and dis
count rates were steady.
Traders on the Stock Exchange were
busy arranging the settlement Carry-oyer
rates we're stiff. with Americans quoted at
4 per cent New business was moderate.
but home rails advanced sharply and cop
per stocks and gilt edged shares were Sood.
while the other sections dropped
American securities opened steady and a
fraction higher The Minnesota rates de-
cisou helped the market during the early
tradIng. and prices advanced from !. 10 IA
points under the lead OF Canadian Pacinc.
Then Wall Street offerings caused moderate
declines throughout the list, ana the mar
kef closed quiet.
CaII money in London. Zlzn22i per cent;
omen market discount rate for snort DilIs.
.$.a9ls per cent. long bills. % pc. cent
berlin discount rate 27s per cent; faris as
count rate. % per cent. Paris exchange
on London, % francs 20 centimes' BefHh
exchange on London, 20 marks % pfenlies'
Rsr gold, rs 81 and American eagles
ses sd
Berlin. April io-Prices generally we're
barely steady Oh the Boerse. 'dhaniah fa-
ci6c was strong.
paris April l0.-Tnree per cent rentes
r,osad unchanged. AZ 96 francs % centimes'
1riosg we're irregular on the boutSe'
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. 1oc
discount: Chicago. 25c premium San Fran
cisco. sight 2c telegraph &c. New Orleans,
commercial &c discount. bank 81 premium.
81. Louis 4jc premium bid. 55c asked: Sa-
vannah. buying S-l6c discount. selling par;
Minneapolis. 7Oc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - NeT York. eX-
changes, SZ27 600 .3Sl. balances 81. 5S,622. Bal
timore exchanges S.4s11H, balances $751;
IT,: Boston. exchanges NI4sO,27O. balances
81 .O7s $50. Philadelphia, exchanges SS,S39, l3i
balances 81. 4cs.337
silver MARKET.-Commerc bar Sill
yer, 53ltc. Mexican silver dollars. 4jc. Bar
silver closed IN LOntOn ~ &i7d. unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid, $50, Lis
bon, II.
MEXICAN EXCTfANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York IS quoted M 20li3.
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CASUALTY COMPANIES.
BOSTON ClIRR STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. IS
Broad street. New York: No "a Devonshire
street Boston, and No. 10 King street west
Iannfn
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

fyuru,sbed b. Van schaick Co.. 40. Wall
street,
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Paris April l0--Three pei cent rentes
closed unchanged. az 80 francs r ~ cen
S,iees we're irregular on the Bourse'
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Berlin. April io-Prices generally we're
barely steady Oh the Boerse- 'a'is"'a" F@-
cifc was strong.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-05-24
48th WEEK
Attention Farmers

K. W. Taylor, Duncan's hustl-
ing wholesale and retail mer-
chant. made trip to Clifton last
week on business in connection
with the disposition of the pres
ent hay crop for the farmers.
Mr.. Taylor finds upon investi-
cation that the Clifton hay deal
ers prefer the hay baled in small
size bales, say averaging 70
pounds. You see it is this way.
the dealer must retail a bale of
hay for rs cents no difference
what the weight may be. Or, he
must sell 26 bales for a ton and
it makes no difference what the
bales weigh. Now, it naturally
follows that the dealers prefer
small bale.
1t is natural law of trade
that the demand governs the
price in Clifton and Morenci
the demand is for small bale;
and to supply this demand deal
ers in Clifton have been forced
to get hay from lower valley
points, this cuts out the sale of
hay from our own valley.
Mr., Taylor, in view of these
facts, urges his farmer friends
and customers to prepare their
hay in SMALL BALES to satisfy
the demand in the Clifton and
Morerci markets. He believes
that if the farmers will do this
he can always find a ready mar
ket for the hay produced.
Some farmers in the lower val
ley who made the mistake of
buying balers which make the
large bales had their machines
cut down or have discarded them
altogether in order to furnish to
hay dealers the size bale the de-
mand calls for. Our farmers
must do likewise. if they expect
te please the mining camp deal
ers.