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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
4 LAKE BOYS
|N|I BOTH BOUTS
|, yokeI's Pupils Easily Dis
1, # Denver Amateurs in
Wrestling Tourney.
~ Tribune.

IN The Tribune .
~ 70 Tob salt Lake amateurs
|tS'sS, roo wrestling bouts Of the
W., ,be big amateur boxing ana
y, y !, tournament here tonight Io,nane pa,e
- VIZ Lake threw Iver Johnson
y o. Sap The heavyweight class IN
rsEfr W Deaue was the aggressor
3 tlinpra although the Denver man
rso1L e,ia ar the Salt Lake boy was
/ U nsr n.er He won the fall Win
D ltk ,ourd class. Mortensen OF
-, threw Davenport OF Fort 10, :,
la .esr four minutes OF wnlri~,n1 !,
NV. The boys were evenly ma tched
zss,,srn VAS the faster.
tNs..,ies In the heaVywelGnt.
lss, and l25-pound boxing
s't ~ ftstured the second nights pro-
- ,,s.oound class Jack Carson
" flrst clean Knockout Of the
q nn,tine Frank Thratt TO the
~. EI,h hard right 70 the jaw.
~" ,s;- -nornd class j. b. Evans.
w .ssn,niou OF Wales. scored a
w yiciory over his opponent and
y ~ tbs class OF the tournament so
wrestling-Dale Deene.
lie I. ". c. a. beat lvor john
.,SHsisbt s. boxing-Frank Lennox
.,'j Nay Cook; Elmer Sanders de-
4 zen scss pUIestiius-L. s. Morteusen.
ist, Y. N. c. A.. defeated Albert
,,,arl Of Fort Logan.
ts,a,d boxIng-Jack Carson knocked
'ynnk Thralt
tsrnd boxing-J. D. Evans. Wales.
IA John Buegel; Bobby Norwood
'iI james Ritchle: Joseph Kelly de-
4 Ran Redbird: Charles Rust de-
4 J. RIttmayer; Chuck Wilson de-
4 pllock: James Davidson defeat
81 selsdman, Henry Began defeat
Srsr Kaine: Jack Barrett defeated
,; Ds,is.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. because
the barograph which Arch HoXsey wore
around his neck when he made his plunge
to death during the recent Los Angeles
aviation meet was smashed 10 pieces, its
accuracy remained untcsicd, and the al
titude record of more than ll,OO0 feet
which HoXsey had made few days be-
fore the fatal accident is unverlfied and
unofficial.
The report to this effect was for
wardcd today by Professor II. l.. V.
Twining, Official observer at the local
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
VARIOUS SPORT WRITER'S
DOPE OUT THE WINDuP

writer's have taken a poll OF the sporting
writer's OF cities along the route OF the
National league as 20 the outcome OF the
1911 season The general consensus OF
opinIon Of the sporting writers seems TO
be that the teams Will finish in this or
der.
First. Chicago: second, New York
third. Cincinnati; fourth, Plttshurg,,
That's the Nrst division; few of the
sporting writer's cared 10 dope out The
way the second division teams would
wind UP. The surprise OF this consensus
doCo seems 10 be the Cincinnati Reds.
That the sporting writers, who naturally
are mighty wcll Informed on this subject,
pick Cincinnati 10 finish ahead OF Pitts
burg has caused no little amount of talk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
SWANSON STARTS WEST
THURSDAY MORNING

Alex Swanson. the Police GaZette's
wclterwaiGht champion, who meets Mike
Yokel in this city February u, leaves
New York Thursday morning, coming d.
rect TO Salt Lake.
This match is already arousinS much
interest among the local mat fans. While
Swanson is looked upon as some wres
tier, Iokcl has the call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
WINNERS WILL PLAY
ST-SEASON GAMES

BALTIMORE. Feb. The Eastern
league baseball pcnnant winners, at the
end Of the coming season. viii play Il
post season series OF FIVE games with an
al-star team. managed by the owners of
tho club that finishes second. This deCi-
sion was reached al today's session Of the
delegates.
There was a discussion OF plans to OBJ
tain higher classification than tho Pa
Cinc coast. Western and Southern
leagues, and President Barrow and j. j.
Stein OF Buffalo VIII continue TO serve
on this committee and advance 3rgu-
ments 10 the national commission To OBJ
tain certain privileges.
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PORTLAND CLUB MAKES
FOUR R-C0RNERED RACE

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. by de-
fcating the crack Manhattan club team
Of New York last week. the Portland.
Or. club made IL "A four-cornered race
for the lead in the indoor league of the
United States Revolver association be-
tween Portland. Manhattan. Smith 6
WeSSon and Newark
Returns from the eleventh and twelfth
rounds Indicate no upsets outside OF this
one.
Official. scoring probably will place the
worlds record made by Portland several
weeks ago at 1880. instead OF 1929. as
claimed.
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PLANS MADE FOR THE
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. THE board
of governors OF The National Bowling as
ISOLATION met here tonight and made
final arrangements for the annual tour
nament Of that organization In Buffalo,
February % 10 March Is. inclusive.
John G. Floss OF Buffalo. the first vice
president. who VIII have charge OF the
tournament predicted that at least foug.
hundred five men teams will compete.
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HACK DEFEATS ROLLER
in TWO STRAIGHT FALLS

TORONTO, Feb. 7.-Gcorgc Hackcn-
schmidt. the Russian wrestler. defeated
Or Roller Of Seattle In TWO straight falls
here tonight The first fall was secured
in hour and Is minutes and the second
in l3 minutes.
Hacke nschmdt was the agGrcssor
throughout DR.. Roller had "A cold
which interfercd with his breathing. He
wrestled gamcly. evadiuE many difficult
holds but the Russian wore him down.
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|ElSG IS RESUMED
AT TERRAZAS PARK

As.9 Mexico. Feb. 7.-Racing was
- az Terazas park today. The
nss slmmerlike and n big crowd
ogl' The feature OF the card
~ Acatecas handicap. seven fur
MS resulted In an easy victory for
a.Ti'e, Round the World. She took
~ esTiy and was never fully ex-
Win by two lengths in the
,S.s ~ d i:2o l-5. Injury ran second.
saeN SLIPPING in the last sixteenth
~ e'y had to stop riding. Jockey
nsoe his appearance today. but
,N successful.
summary.
rsee. selling, 2-vear-olds three
. Sm lurlongs-Lawn. 1i2 denny.
won Thistle Rose, Il2 (Moies-
~. wen second: FRAGILE. los CMc-
4 'n11 ~ % IN !. third. Time, 40. Ethel
"oo.vol, Lady Bolera, Joldfcrn,
- ana Edna s. also ran,
- lace, selling. 4-year-oIds and
4, !v1longs-Salvage. li2 DENNY,
Won. Rey Fl Tovar. Ii2 Garner
%epnd; Lyqers. 10 (MolesworthI
lhlrd. Time. 100 As snortinc ~
n n, r. uolonel Austin. Mike Moiett,
ala ulace Golden. Arrowshaft and
i,sose. ee. selling. 4-vear-olds and -.
H., .s,,'0anss-chapultepec, 100 ben.
"a 70 10. Won: Lena Lech III
Ca q 20 l. second; Creston, II:
A., 70 !. third. Time, liza A.
.r Sa Ssa. Gladys Louise. Roberta
sahI hIsey .i Hannis. saInfoT and Ton
sls. ,ace' . zacatecas handicap. 3,
ss,, and ID. seven furlongsNRoune
* W.,l2 NJ tKeorh). 8 to s won: In.
4unens; 1903 fGaruerj Is to !
n5inIrn 5iInS; W.26 l;26 1.5. Helmet, sterlir
p. 15s -, selling, SIX furlongs-Bol
liSItss.rv,oas, ~ ,oas,o'qntain>. & to /, won; Rue
M Tsoorthl. Is TO /. second: Butte,
IS ,,klce). I TO 3. third Time
Fht, nslen Scott The Hague Bu
nb n rs,l Emmett and Cat also ran
q, 'issi psi. selling: 5-year.oids' @ handi i
scDm! m!iEIs---Beachsand. Ne 80 chllen,
~, ss.o.ed sTed Mulholland. 1oi GReid,
h tn IT,, rcdro. lot Garner. & I,
tssn, Ip,ne. lao. Tho Pee I'm,
es 4 aIsn sIsfhey oldHeld, Marsand an,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08
STRONG CARD ON AT
MOOSE CLUB TONIGHT

The second boxing tournament for the
benefit Of the Salt Lake club Of the
State league will be held tonight at the
Moose club rooms. A strong card has
been arranged. The "Oxle" singers Will
again be on hand and will sing a lot OF
new songs. McFadden. the whistler. and
the Moose orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
Here's the card.
Young Gerry VS.. Jack Carpenter.
Harry Shaefer VS.. Dick Mantell.
Harry Bishop VS.. Dick Hart.
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Injured in Fight.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Feb. T.
George Denlea of Pittsourg, light
weiaht boxer, is in n critical condi-
lion at n hospital here tonight as the
result of injuries received In n fight
with Jamcs Abel OF this city.
pcnloa crawled from the ring after
being Knocked out In the fourth round.
but collapsed soon aftcrward aud has
not rcgaincd consciousness.
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After Swimming Stars.

NEW YORK. Feb "A representative
of the Missouri A. q. OF st. Louis is I'm
New York seeking To obtain for his or
nanization ali the indoor national aquatic
Championships Of 1911. Swimming Is
having boom In the middle west and
the Missouri club Is anxious 10 secure
ali the big national stars for their meet,
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Travis Gets Gold Medal

PINEHURST n. c.. Feb. Walter
j. Travis OF Garden City captured the
qualification gold medal in the seventh
annual st. Valentines gold tournament
today over a fair field of 157 contest
ants with card OF ~. His nearest op
ponent was l. S. Robson OF the Oak Hill
club. Rochester. who made IT
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Csotch Downs Beall.

pES MONIES. la. Feb. I.-FranIe
Gotch of Humboldt. la. worlds cham
nion wrestler tonight defeated Fred B"all
Of Wisconsin In two straght falls Both
falls were won on crotch hold and head
lock In 20 and minutes respectively.
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McGoYern Seriously Ill.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. TERRY
McGioYcrn. the pugiltst, 1. seriously III
here. Tho nature OF his Illness has not
boon stated. though he was wheeled from
the station to the hotel In an InvaIids
{r
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Syndicate Buys Club.

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb The sale
of the Jersey City Eastern league base
ball club TO a syndicate headed by James
j. LIllls, lawyer Of Jersey city. by the
Dnyis estate was announced today.
Jack" Ryan win be retained as man
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Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
;-uGio Supply Co. III Main street Ex
tius.yo photo dealers.
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Lamy Makes Great
Broad Jump on Ice

SARANAC LAKE. n. Y. Feb. T.
Edmund Lamy. the amateur skating
champion, made broad Jump on tho
ice here yesterday 25 feet 9 inches
breaking the world S record by feet
Z inches, The world & record. held by
+. McDaniels until now. WAS made at
Minneapolis. December %, 1897, when
ho made a broad jump Of 2l feet 7
inches,
Lamy and his brother start for
Rochester today to participate in skat-
ing contests.
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Lewis Knocked Out,

NEW YORK, Feb Frank kIause OF
Pittsburg Knocked out Willie Lewis OF
New York in the sixth round oi a sched-
ulcd ten-round bout here toni5ht.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Ball Main $500, Independent 800.
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Average, 2-2s: high runs. IS. 30. Is.
Referee-Albert Cutler.
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NEW HIGH RECORDS
IN COTTON MARKET
Activity Throughout the Week
for All Options; Reaction
ary Movement Friday.
Leased Wire 10 The Tribunc.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. NAV 2O.-The cotton mar
Ike; was active throughout the week FOL
al! options including the new as well as
the old crop deliveries, making new high
records. The now crop options made a
ma aNimum advance OF so points on Oc-
tober, December and January deliveries
and about 10 points on September rom
last Saturdays closing. Yesterday. how
ever. 2 reactiunary movement set m
which wiped out all but 10 points OF
this gain for most Of these deliveries.
In the old crop months May advanced
20 points To the basis OF Is cents, while
July went up - points To 1913 cents (ol
that month and August adN5 reed :
points TO i5.55 cents.
August lost all OF this rise and dc
clined II points besides in Yesterday s
profit taking, movement. but May and
July closed last night within few points
of their highest record Southern spot
markets have continued to rule strong
and show a scarcity Of oven running
grades OF good white cotton 10 any cS-
tent or offers from holders
At Liverpool the markets for spots and
activity with the highest prices for the
season and the calendar wear also hsv-
ing been established there At present
there is total stock at all the Cnitcd
States ports OF only $50 600 bales, In
Guiding Il Total stock OF only l0l .0nn at
New York. while tho total stock ol cot
ION at all the counted towns In tho
interior is only 16i .0n0 bales in excess
OF September !. Total exports from Sep
tcmbcr To date approximate 100 900
against $40. o0o last year from total
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New York Produce.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, MAY 2O-F1our. quiet and
barely steady. Spring patents, $4,000
BIS; winter patents. SA10N4.5o; winter
extras No. l. sS.3oG$5O Kansas strsiehts
81. iom $50, winter straighis, s3.aodi
No. >, s3.15dS.95. Receipts. 1900; ship,
ments. 10000.
Whea,-Spot easy; No red csc asked
elevator and 99c nominal T. n. y. af1ost
80. ! northern Duluth. sl.oSt +, o. b
afloat.
Futures market-Tbe break in tho
southwestern drought, together viii
lower this morning. but it rallied later
on good clcaranccs. closing &c TO 3c not
lower May closed 9sc. July "a 15-1sG
o5 1-isc. closed a5c: September closed
e5sc. Receipts. 321 500; shipments. 1874.
500
Hops-stcady: state common 10 choice
1910, 2SG21c. 1909. tsd2lc: Pacific coas;
1910. 2102ic; 1909. 1sd1oc
Hidcs-Dull Central America, 1a10 zoe
Boso,a, 211d22c.
Petroleum Steady: refined New York
barrels. s7.25: refined New York bulk
s3.75 Philadelphia. barrels s7.25; Phlla-
deIphia. bulk s3.75
wool-Quict; Ohio. 2sd 2ac.
Raw sugar-pul; Muscovado. 80 test
Iasses sugar. 90 test. S.l1c.
Refined sugar-Stcady; cut loaf, soc
crushed soc: mould A. 525c: cubcs
5I5c: XXXX powdered. 5,05c: powdered
DC: grsnulajcd tooc: diamond A. 1900
confectioncrs' i.I5c: No. !. AIic. No. 2
47nc: No. 3, s.s5c: No. 4, 4.6oc: No. >
d5sc: NO. 6. t.Soc; No. 7. a.toc; No. 3
f25c: No IL. i.2oc; No, 13. also; No. ~
A
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CONDITIONS FAVOR
THE BEARS IN WHEAT
Reports Indicate Favorable
Outlook for Crops; Prices
Vary but Little.
By Associated Press,


CHICAGO. May 2o.-With a change TO
sho"ery and cooler weather conditions
| favored the bear side today in wheat.
| mere was good deal OF caution. though,
ABOUT unduly pressing sales.
When the pit was closed prices were
| left &c lower to &c up. Corn showed a
net decline of &c to aGac, and oats Sc
20 &c. PROVISIONS In the end varied from
cost. 'e o'l III
On the whole. It was a natural bear
market FOR wheat. The chances OF mois-
TO the needs OF the growing crops than
was feared might be the case. In view
Q, recent dryness and high temperature,
values. A good deal of unloading re-
suited from reports Of rain in winter
wheat states overnight. but aside from
.ne, tne break ,rs In the drouth and the hot
aioed by signs that world wheat ship
ments would reach more than $4,000, 900
bushels for the week. Besides there were
able crop news from Europe in general
Assertions were current. too, that n
largo movement of wheat To Chicago
be looked for next week. The final tone
was easy; July ranged from Ssc TO SSsc
with last sales 1c down at SS3c.
o~o,o corr became SsI easier on account OF an
July nuctuated between i51sd51Ic and
22ae, closing easy at 5lic. a net loss Of
&c.
Cash grades were weakened under
moderate offerings No yellow I'm
ished at 5S@o35c
Goodness and rain let oats down a bit.
July sold at from 33Sc 10 SAC as outside
Plenty Of hogs In sight made the pro-
vision market sag. The outcome of the
session was that there was SC 10 TIC TO
l0c setback for pork and 9ac 10 t0c de-
cline on ribs but lard was either un-
altered or only PIC of.
RANCE or THE n1Nc p,rrr1-pUS
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crop movement into sight so far for the
season OF 1864 600 bales Of the l. 600, =
600 estimated OF commercial bales as
The production for tho season II has
been this heavy shrinkage in available
supplies since March / in This country,
ton In tho world today now under the
small total OF last year, which has in
reality been advancing the market 50
sharply the last ton weeks. The progress
Of tho new crop will be a more important
factor as the season progresses 10 en-
able the trade TO arrive a conclusions
as TO whether prices for the July and
will hc forced to higher level from the
present basis or not.
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"a Wirc 10 The Tribune.

M YORK. May 2O.-No important
IA occurred in prices during today's 6
\ Of the stock market. AS COM
4 Mia the activity OF the previous
i uf !be week trade was small. But
|FaclJnary tendency as there has
yyuerday disappeared. and whore
4 moved at all they gained ground.
n ifsues again showed INDEPENDENT
|rh. among them the Rock Islands.
'sn and Car Equipment stocks. The
|hry active list. after an uncertain
and a period Of dUllncss during the
|kUur. developed fresh signs OF ami
n toward tine end OF the dsr. clos
rik small net advances for the ses-
opening was fairly active. with a
1g OF the issues from 1 10 { lower.
IA Chemical and WestinChouse
Ir Manufacturing were each Off a
81. Paul. Utah Copper and Pacific
.Etre about the only issues 10 show
b gains. These advances were as
Is the losses in the other issues
bred
! Weakness in ,hc tcrtilizing stocks
be in par; 10 pool lIquida ticn and
10 The rather vorsble outlook
y potash settlement with Germany.
uarset Was unusually free from
{ zles for the first hour wsrc the
eil Since the Standard Oil decision.
riine to only 7?S00 shares. OF this
slocss furnished ioI00, which gives
u Idea. of how narrow The market
I These four active issues were
51nsted Copper Reading. Union
and United States steel. The
go in Southern Railway Is was 4
!. Of Tho bond market and il tended
hp traders who had bought stocks
y road on bullis'I TIPS circulated
The middle Of tho week.
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21

|. GRADERS UNABLE
n TO CONTROL PRICES
|t,d Weakness of Fertilizer
Reports of Rail
road Financing.
oeiated Press.

|oeiated Press
4 YORK. May 20.-Effective sup
l. ,iyer TO the stock market after
/, ssrsIopsd a distinctly heavy tone.
a N the market indicated that il
'Snsneed in no small degree by the
~ III federal government against
rsfled lumber trust.
t-s6ers were unable to force ex-
sscsssion, however. The fertilizer
rbjch fell off on announcement
,srrr of the proposed settlement
rniesh dispute with German in
sxbJbited further marked weak
..Asv Rock Island Issues showed
led strength.
- reports of railroad financing
,.1,ent TO-DAY. Among them was
cement that the Illinois Central
lsr considera ton plans for a bond
rrol,ablv $4,000. 600 refundine 4
IN bonds, Missouri Pacihc's new
81 representatives who undertook
<ide funds for the road reported
4 Idst applications for the proposed
x Missouri Pacific had been re-
1 IA large numbers. The showing
sfate banks and trust comps mics
q more the notable feature OF the
4 hank statement The actual table
's-Inr house banks showed a norni-
srfpsse In loans with cash gain
IA $500, 600 The actual cash re-
n The associate banks is now 2S.42
"A, slight increase over the pre-
'stek
a frporicd the latter part or this
Ttad been fixed as the time for
M Atchison shares on the bourse.
d we're steady. Total sales, par
N;5l.o00.
Va States IS lost ! and As I on
I the week.
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Evaporated Fruits.
.nriatnd Press.

Ey Associated Press
: NEW YORK. May 20.-ENs porated ap-
pies firm, With fancy quoted Al lbc, choice
At l3sMfic. and good 10 prime at l3n
1S.c
Advices from the coast still indicate
an advancing market for pruues. although
tho demand is less active. Locally quo
tations range from &c 10 Ice, including
20-3os. for CALIFORNIA; and from 1l2c to
1ic for OrcEons up IN 30i0s
Apricots quiet; prices generally main
tanned Choice. l5c, extra choice. l5tc
fancy. 15t61Tc
some business is reported in peaches.
but sales arc generally in small lots
Choice. s.d9c: extra choice: at@aioi
fancy. 9sN1oc; extra fancy. lom lo5c
5iM7c: choice 10 fancy seeded. IAoSc: (:
seodIcss, 5sG6tc: London layers. sIioM
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Omaha.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated IrSsS-
OMAHA Ncb.. May 2o.-Csttlc-Re.
ceipts. 100. market. steady; native steers
s5.25m6,l0; cows and heifcrs, S3.00G515
western steers. So 75M5 $50: Texas steers
S3.25m515, cows and hoifers. s3,ooN4 go
Gamers S2.75mt75; stockcrs and feeders
s3.7565 10; calves. si0oT725; bulls
stays. etc, st,00@5.95,
Hogs-Rcccipts. $500. market 5dlOc
lower. heavy y5.s0d5.15: mixed. so.65 a
6.75; light. S5.7o@5.s5; pigs. s5.o0G575
bulk. S5.65N5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market. steady
yearlinss. sf.50m5.0o. wcthcrs S425H
$50; ewes. SO 6oda.40: lambs. S5.75 n Z. 90
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press,
CHICAGO. May 20.-Cattle-Rccepts,
S510@645: Texas steers, s4e0@5. 90;
western steers. s4.S0@5.60; stockers and
feeders SO 9oG5.75; cows and hcifers.
Sc. 4065.70; calves, s5,00@7.26.
Hogs-Reccipts, estimated at 12 600;
market. steady 10 shade lower; light, So so
66.15; mixed. S5.S0@6,10. heavy S5.60@
Cos, rough. s5.6o@5.75; good 10 choice
Of sales, s59o@6.o5
Sheep--Reccipts. estimated at $500;
market. steady: native. .$S.25@4 80; west
crn, s3.o0M4.65; ycarlinss. Si6o9o,60:
lambs, native, S47o@6.90, western, S525
mI10.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

EY Associated Fross.
NEW YORK. Nav 2o.-Coffcc futures
closed steady. net points higher 10 4
points lower Sales. 2fo0O bags. MAY
and June. n.S0r. July. 1055r; August .
l0.sIc: September i0.5sc; October. lO.31c:
November. lO30c; December, January and
February. 2sc. March and hnril lO.aac.
Spoi coffee steady: No Rio l2c; No
Santos. i2&c Mild coffee quiet; Cor
dov3, l3m l5c nominal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Money Market.

E,y Associated PCess.
NEW YORK, May 2o.-Close;
Prime mercantile paper closed - 10
pr cent. -, =,
sterling steady, with actual business IN
bankers bills al sb.t,fo for sixty days
and sis6.2S for demand.
commercial bills Sis3s,
Time loans strong but very dun SIXTY
DAYS 2t1cs ninety days. 2SM5: SIX
months. 3im3..
Money on call nominal.
Par silver. SAG cents
Mexiran dollars. As cents
Government bonds steady.
Railrnad bonds steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
SATURDAY MARKET
DULL AND NOMINAL
Quotations for Metals Remain
at Same Figure as During
Past Week.
. PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKETS

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 2o.-Metals dull and
practically nominal. Lake copper. sl2.25
M12.aIs; electrolytic, s12.00@1e.2o; cast
Ing. s1I.75M11.87s
Tin. dull. s43 50Ni365.
Lead dull. s4.40M5.50.
Spelter. steady, $3.50 $40
Iron. unchanged.
AnlimonY. Cookson. se.ooM9.s0