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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

REAL ESTATE
FARM AED RANCE LAND FOR SALE
ArEslsaA
s. A, SMOOTH. IN mi halfway esnson
~ 1nnoao, 20 cult. small hcuse fwb wpIla
Trust o.. kaAl Est Dent. ssArcy. Arks-
t.Hm A. UTMFROVF.D cut-off r,ynncr
land: much fine timber vel On lnno. E "a
rInoh ana general farming; Fn sSssisi
sArEAin IN in1Eroyee farms. $40 70 81
WE JENKINS 4 co.
Eureka spriuEs Ark
l.B@ ACREs r1ch boti1r iasa. riE miles
Sewsrs. tle per Ecre; 1ermr. Fine 0rAnEa
gr0Ee, Floq1aa Forty Hcrea! g1EBa OeheF
o1rgAlns. A A Henderson. Newark A.
o TRACTS o. lEno IN Ebs corn and A.
srfoolE; lands WIN double In value ID sIr~s
yeArti rev rent from - - s. per Aera
write ~ "h5t gov want
y, G aOLIAND.
Pins Elufk Ara
COTTON plGntArians Sss acres. elegant
Ic-reorn dwelling. plenty tenant houses;
GOOD barn and Outbuildings: r1ch bIacE
loan VIII ErOw bale cotton or rs bushels
cuirivHtion; zno merchKntRhle timber. hSro-
Uooo; beAtthfui location: nfIs1 frorr zoos
tewn; 5000 neigh borhooo; near school ana
Aoeress Johnston 4 villa care soOrherE
1ruNf ca lfrfls Rock. Ark
IN, mi cut 10 IN cunt. III blacE alfalf,
az elogsr land; fair imp; EoOo naiEhboT-
hood; -, zoo, III. trom tDwD Of 2O06. nea.
and sn suis sahs SRi I aaa s s%sSth Up
tAatA, 8 rearing orchard, Ia fenoad hug
tghti extra good ar. rssiaensA STORE. lodge
esmmuhiry, dehEhsfui soeEu01: Eb1naSnos
Zoo s9ee SSlsr. s1.hot s1A5eGt 70 E-ysNr l0Al
VII GILMORE
Marshall Ark--
best rruit ana F-nsr.l sEr1iDT 117,e.
fer prizes IN Z g.. IN seGrcy Co.. Ark send
Tor ooollet showing = 70 as lEnd As1E
sOsvA ". n RsnsSA. Lssas. ArE.-
OZARK LAND CO. GraveIIe- Ara
htock rannhes truit tarmH. berry Halan
srU, business houses Write nGs-
HEST IN AMERICA FoR PEcE-
N ArkGnssk. L0uiEianG ana A1lsStssi lSc,.,
from y 70 "a per AGrs- WINE :. "a s-sy-
HOlaE CEAosa Arks-
LAKE MANAwA a. The coolest Dlso-
70 be found. II n. II. Young ada6 eprhFue
81, VIA come 70 The Bee office within
three days We viii give him a pair Of rouns
urip tickets 70 Lake EEnAWA
G&An9a-
GOLDEN wheat lunds Tar s.la. nn-
pr00sc ana urnmrrOVad prairie fRrmA. Gny
elsn- AberrA- sAEkEtchewEE NDSdhaad
Coy. "a Str0nE. SGsk. CzR-
] OWN a section Of Fo0d Vrhss1 and
situated less than two miles from grow
inE town IN aEEkG1uhswEn- Win sell Tar
~ Der acre. Address NJ. J. Czrrurhers
p O. bcA u. Winnipeg. EEnftDbA-
FARM lamar IN ~. c,rDaIst.- -. -.
lets an railroad divisional pointE prousrtF
" AGtrouk, The Carlsbad of lmsriaa
Write " NJ Galhr1tth. WGtr0us aas-
A---lclas ~@A-
CANADA LAND-Fhs hslf section, over
- acres n crop good W1ter and huile-
mgA only = Pc acre Write for pErricu-
lArE, n - AeulinEwEss Weyburn, ASA :
IA ACRES. cAass 10 town. HaakntehewEn:
~ honea a. Whsnt; els acre; thiTc eaEh
balance % suiL Write Tor terma ~
hrod1s n. Far WflliEmE Ont, CEA-
REAL ESTATE-I have . IArEs HFf AZ
lands - Ihs 0onse and Eagle lAks diEtrict
no bsrtsr N Canada H p. Leech. kuss-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

We are subdiviclEG Ana ncrea Of ts-eus
1Arm land IN S6Gkson county suieudie
crops every FshF, ktstneaB shqN4 S-fshf -
1s5ss f@ oessrapE1oh plA1 ana prleeI
JOHN EICHE1 4 CO.
- 4 6GusIOD 81 San Antauio r..
TEXAS IyvEsT1fENTs.
huy orchErc and EAroen lands nrNF
AouHlon. the Greatest and mosf prosTer-
Gus city IN thu southwest Nhers VslnSs
As 1alng % Al xh8 uma and fortune
ElAos y reAl SLATE IN EhoF9 Nhns EHsT
ternn oeGiFo1 Address n c Eab0Ff-
helAu Tea, and . 1e-AaHe fhHm IN ne 10
elEnoe wales. Whnre khs 1hrmar's cAsh m
e..1e "a - perpet IA a. tns cara Iiaat oaEaa
40 So ~ - sGoksan, 7E F1rEf EEt1OnEl
hGnk EloG- EcaELon. TeE-
AN SARA WALLET. Ins gnrosn npot q
ls-Ase. bone % Lhe gApG shell pecan We
cAn BIG Ans lar EOu a. invest Hnnney !
81 oeui 1si - Fg1 sscurst ~ mnrtaAEs q
1ena AAEos CorruEEan6eDrs asIlaltec
hetar q FIRST KEfl hknk eEn ea.ha Narf
hank Ward Aarray a Co. and Ia mem
bars IN congress 1rom IeEhA KaIley-
hIrAesun Co. sA1 64hL Ten
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

Isl ACRES in Chase county. NebrHska
Y uiles south OF Elsie: II taken soon vii.
take slI.hD an acre; this ~ q good quarter
section and can a. be Harmed viii take
good 1a1p ur 1871 Hutomehns on the deSl
and carry Inc balance. r A. Garland
Charlton Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

24O-ACRE estate. al the very choicest
on lana nothing nicer in the state. Sc 000
OF more Of improvements al in good shape
GA miles from TWO good towns NJ ust he
soo and soon. ] have the exclusive hand
ing OF this Price. $50 per acre, March
] delivery y cash balance Blr per cent
G. M. Emery, Northwood. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

We GO 10 Watson, Canada Nav q:
viii make a rate uf ] cent psr mile .srF
way 70 cur lands, Crops growing fine
50 see Tor yourself as this Is the tirns
70 see just what Is doing In TINS wav
YOU can make your fortune by getting IN
on the ground floor n We are whulesa l.
Dealers Write US. Farmers SHviEs.s
BErk Crimes Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

1o ACRES, fifteen thousand collars; Ere
mont county, Iowa; good buildings: or
chRra- sg.b00 cash. Frank Crawford owner
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT An IOWA FAHhER WANFh
HRV3 yPe GRy'thtng - u1faF the anFsnes
q ASWat AEl ehsAR lsne Tor hiFhaE prtuna;
Au9 KIND al an exchGnkef Or have Pon
Some lGnd Yuu want - san 1uT cRaaf IVA
Ons pA'par thai roachGa Tia Iowa fEr1noY
70 ths Des Aolnel GApftG1; Szsaoe ctrcuiaIIpn
cEtlyi rata single Insertion. cent . vera.
ak tnseTuonA, ceutn . weird. Dea Auinaa
pGts CEIJtuaL. pe1 Mofnoa. La
EVERY person knows who d. j. O'Brden
Is because be has made Omaha famous
with his candy. II j. R sWGrzz Iba0
CASTELAR, St. VIII come 10 The Bee office
within three days we vii give him IN order
for q 60-oenf boz frsa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE
lNatnros0es Et Lh9roBoS Eauta
WeuklF aAti.nEH tram
MONTREAL nc LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW
MONTREAL 10 LONDON, ElAVre FrNnDa
Turtnaghtly from
PHILADELPHIA and Boston % 6laaEou
eplenoie soenerEs shortsEI pAAnASA leo
rates
Any bocAl agent or
ALAN = 90. General AEautA
1t ~ DoarbOrn AZ, ChiGAEa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

NEW foRK. LoNDoSbHREY All
GLASGOW.
NEW YORK AMI NAPLES rIRRr
6anCls EoaAo IMP g1aksta bsrUaa1 New
Hork End 6cotch. EnElish. lriah "a Al
principal COpttnenthi points a. Artrazt5Ve
rates. Sena fDT book o. tnformEti0n
Bupefior AccuunrnocE siCua Txcellaua c.ssk.
EiDs. Apply promptly FOR RessrREtIon %
ious4 eEsntn ~ Anchor Line or HENnHH-
Bo& bros GeDerGl Agents. s1hioEEa. -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

WHOLESALE TRACTS IN MONTANA
lie cOnl1G 1Arm STATE. tlZ.a - ~ nSf
acre RI1ts asr oesTipuaFR shAu a
SlArE Land Co1pGnS. ASCEnsg klaE- 81
Paul Nina
FOk sAlA-Eittef Ro9t valley IN aerrs
Tine uuit IAnas ole water right boat sec
tlun 81 me valley tins rTupoaiLiun Tor SDb.
erana ewnaE' n =. AsWlA 6tsVsnsV1lIs.
AuHL--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

] have Hsveral chuicu nrcharc homes 70
exchange fur farms N Nebraska Iowa az
Missouri
These orchards are IN the beautiful PAIL
SAGE fruit district
Write fur part uulsrs
Il r HoUGH. Pslishde Cela.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

FOR SALE or Trsde-My equity In
section Of raw land. 2 miles Of SureutA
miles Xii Carson and miles wild Horse.
Grey eune Co, Colo. on L. p nv. laws
COCO, shallow water district. ! mile 10
river Alfalfa grown successfully nearby.
Price 80 psf acre smCumbrRnce 81 $50. or
tlunal al per cent, cue May "a 1lls Win
trade the equity, 2l.s10, Tor residence Of
squal value ! also have section Join
ms this which ts clear, 10 TRACE - Town
property Same price. Would carry hack
tl-B0 on this AZ 6 per cent Waiter Il
BOYD. NeW1un. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

$50 ACRES, Casa county. Iowa. Farm i'm.
proved and well located: price Az pef
hinnesUts or Dakota land. clear Ne IN
flhteo pr1ces cpnEidersd One 1B-horse-
power Parable gasoline engine for what
have yBuf Address q ". NcChuEflsnd
Casa County. L1nrah Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

FOR SALE-'i-room modern house; cheap
for cash. 24& Saratoga St'
FOR SALE-Ffve-room cottage, mo6ern
eXoept furnace, ms No. 18th ST.
IN acres near 18th and Valley gts. fairy
GO0d house, but not finished inside Phone
barney BAL ~ Douglas S5G
VACANT PROPERTY.
THE best treRt for wife and baby IN n
clBh OF Dhlzeus ice cream. If r. Echriit1
B15 8. 18th St, win come 10 The Bee uff1oe
within three days we viii give him an
order for Q quart brick OF this fine ice
cream free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

~ acres miles Eo0a town; asne.d,
aut; good orchard. p p. D. phone; fins
6urFDundinEE sGts good terms viii 81
changs Scr hard ware. tIuplamauta or seD-
erEl msrehkpdiss "a IL AatL HsrinEIoR.
Kan
WE haze some choice hErEsinE !. .,
WhaAt ana Alfalfa lERas for sale IN Beuf5S
ana Rush counties. Wrtte 1oT llEt Of tan
bargains AmarinAH 1DVeEtraant ComuEuy
HulainEtun. Kan
50 ACRES n1x Iuiles from Minnesota -
acres m wheat one-thtrc 70 buyer; nsW
t-rOOm house, stable. veil mill tank pGs-
f1re taneeo. Fiek back Sui. has rai10s
Eooo erop every geGr since broken ouf
great bargain - Per acre. fsrms Fbs
Eny c BsEHd LAn6 Ca NtnnsolE- Kan
WHEAT AND ALFALFA LAND cRFAP
- AcreA. "a m0ez out; Id AcreH IN Wheaf
\ eetvsreG 30 buyer. level rIch. sevp Soii.
eo0o vel ene windmill: $50; Iarma
Other wheat AND GlfEl1E lAndK Al 49,.
and priesA- I =. bchuhnAcksr. geIsr.
keAda. Kan
N ACRES ~ miles Qua; ~ m 49,,
and EbSE Assures bumper crop. lsVei - a
LooTi t&l.A peI aarei harmA ". Il 60.
lsertson SsoE4 CITY. KAN
IN AcREs-S N GlealrA: lOroou bou..
arse harm. ErAnEry. etc: i've miles 10
balEnes n ouluvEri0h. rich oses sod ssu,.
oAnoa - wafer, NollB and Mile u 30
t4rmA Sunts AaAlU Ca. HsIehInsaE
Kan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

FOR sALH-Eplendie IhTmA we'll in.
proved. ranging IN price tran Sc 20 81
per acre I4liE Is choice Iowa land In well
improved con4l.s GIities- near town ana
6chOpia- There 10 ~ more fertile az beA u
Lful part 81 TIE state Man Osne0lA county
Write for pArncnl6rG T q Rsdranbl
StbAay Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
Next Excursion, Tuesday.
June Is
PAYNE INVESTMENT 90.

culuEinAtim AEautE. Omaha. Ma.
10 pm lHndlsaH man an nlAnisEs lAa,d-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
! REAL EsTkTF sNAP-

= = HI IL = ? ENAF
azb-acTR farm In PucahuutRF county: cor
ner right In town; building one block from
Depot and creamery ten-roum house nicely
furnished fine grove and fruit trees; beau
tIul building site facing south. cattle barn
44xm 2s-toOt posts; BtRnchiuns FOR about
my cattle; two Eilo bins, room for 10O
tons o. hBFs also feed cutter, corn grinder
Eho 1b-horse power gasoline engine, horse
barn for II horses, with hay loft and grain
bins E1nurmill nnn three water tanks,
farm fenced II six fields. 70 acres hog
terms.
J. A CARROLL. Rolfa Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

49,. - - 80 ss' So Ga Rss ss' So :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
BEARS ALLOWED TO
ESCAPE WITH LIFE
Squeeze of the Shorts in May
Wheat Not SO Fierce as
Expected.

CHICAGO. May 31.-Just one touch eof
the spectacular gave distinction this
afternoon TO the end of the May deal in
months. There was not the excitement
expected, however. and the net advance
lie. compared with the previous close
could not be called unusual. S0sges
,ions were current that n pending in
vestigation by the directors OF the board
Of trade might have put stop to the
sensational squeeze which talk or an al
legged corner had caused many people TO
look for Other options In wheat finished
10 &c UP. Latest figures showed corn
ic TO lnbc higher; oats varying from
ltc decline TO 3c advance and provisions
down 81 To 32kc.
Business in May wheat was mostly
in small lots and there seemed 10 he
no special difficulty about purchasers
getting all that was required The prn-
cipa source Of supply was a commits
sion house identified with the leading
greater part of the day. ordinary trans
actions being halted by fear of some
thing abnormal happening in the windup
OF May contracts. The natural tend
ency OF the pew crop months would have
been decidedly downward because of good
rains and on account Of tho near APP
proach of The Oklahoma harvest, but
tension resulting from the advance in
May had little influence toward the
end OF the session. so that the outcome
was small net gain. May ranged from
Sl.p5A TO Slo1i and closed at the top
$10iI. Outside limits for July were
8SimSSsc and Sai6S9sc. with last sales
Sc up al S9ic
In corn as in wheat. the erratic ac-
tiou Of the May price seemed 10 hold the
trade in check for other months AS well.
July fluctustcd between 52sc and 53lc.
closing steady &C. net higher AT 53in 53Gc.
Cash grades were weak; No. yellow fln-
ished q, j3Nt531c
Glowing crop reports weakened oats.
May especially showed signs OF collapse.
July touched IS high and low points
&5sc and 55c. with the finish lc Off at
&5lc
Provisions developed heavy tone as
q result or lower prices for hogs. In
the end the entire list Was down-pork
15c 10 32lC. with lard and ribs of DC 10
12lC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
STOCK PRICES
SHOW BIC Loss
Active Trading in Wall Street,
thc Market Opening With
Gains.
VIGOROUS ONSLAUGHT
BY THE BEARS FOLLOWED
Sensational Break in American
Tobacco ION Curb: Drive
Against Steel.

NEW YORK May 2i.-Prices OF stocks
1uctuated with considerable violence to-
dav and trading was more active and SN-
cited than for a long time. The decision
of the supreme court in The American
Tobacco case and the extension OF the
vopen market" in steel and Iron. both OF
which became known after the close OF
business on Monday, resulted in much
confusion and q sharp conflict Of specula-
tive opinion. The market opened with
general gains except for United States
slsuEhis. which were directed with par
iicular severity against United states
steel. quickly caused a reversal and be-
fore trading was well under way bear
sentiment predominant Severe
losses were sustained through the list
The sensational fluctuations NJ the DAY
were in American Tobacco common on
the curb. The stock broke rapidly
after the first transaction. falling ten
points Or more between sales. until ii
had lost $. points from It's opening quota
tcn Of 800. Later in the dav 1t rallied
so fSS. The preferred stock. which is
traded in on the stock exchange, de-
clinsd u and per cent, bonds points
"a i0;. The break IN prices Of Ameri-
can Tobacco bonds Was due TO The henel
that they might be redeemed AT par in
connection with ghc dissolution Of the
tobacco combination ~ ordered by the
courts. For the same reason there was
per cent bonds 10 ?%5.
United States steel gave way three
points under the persistent pressure The
whole list fell back swiftly as the selling
movement gathered volume. ana large
blocks pi stock were thrown on the mar
kei. Reading and Amslcsus ted Copper
lost points and almost all Of The other
active stocks from ! 10 = points No
effective support WAS offered late in the
day when short covering and the buying
Of long stock Al the lower prices caused
sharp recovery.
Union Pacifics carly strength was as
Sncia led With tie successful flotatiou Of
The $4,000. 00U bond issues Of subsid.
isry which was oversubscribcd both here
Ind in london. where a part Of the issue
wa offered. Strength Of the Hill stocks
IN tho late trading was concurrent with
the announcement of plans for new
financing ON large scale.
Ecrds wer" easy Total sale (par
vau"D. 81. 5Sc ou0, United States bonds
were unchanged on call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Nav T.-Flour was
steady. with = quiet trade. Receipts.
IS 2S3: shipments. 1000.
Wheat--Spot firm. No. > red. 90, elc-
va tor and a7l T. o. b. ailoat. both nom
inal: No. / northern Duluth. Si.06s f. o. b.
aflost
Futures market declined during the
morning on favorable crop and we9 thcr
news and rallied on covering. due Ia
fears Of bullish operations in July and
on the decrease in world stocks. closing
&c net higher. Close:
July. ?53c: September. 9iic.
IJops-Stoadv.
1iidcs-Quict
ctroleum-Steadv.
Wool-CQuict.
Raw SIEaT-Quiet. NuCoysdo s3.35.
centrifugal S&.Ss; mols asses sugar Sail;
refined, quiet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Chicago.

CHICAGO. MAY 3I.-Csttle-Receipts
estimated al 1900 market steady TO
slower: beeves. S5.15G6. 40; Texas steers,
So. ooa Is; western steers, si.S515 IS ::
siockers and feeders. s3 4015.75: cows
S. 90.
HogS-Receipts estimated Al 33 000; ;
market 5m1Oc lower: light. So. IoGi6. To-
mixed, s.. 5.I0d6 90. heavy. 81. 50m6 90:
rough. $3.50 d5.75: choice heavy. 60 .T5m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Observation-Disclosures:

NEW YORK May sl-standard COP
per dull. Spot May, June. July and
August, s11.10012.00 London dull: spot.
c55 3s Cd: futures. G55 les Sd. Arrivals
reported at New York today sixty tons.
Customs house returns show exports of
25.125 tons this month. Lake copper.
sl2. 2od 80: electrolytic. Sl2.25m12.$7, :
casting. SliSI1Nl2.12t
Tin-Dull unsettled Spot and MAY,
$4,000 $3.50; July. SIS. .5oat6.O m, London
firm. spot. e21O, futures, G1o0.
Jcad-Dull at sft0dt50 New York :
sh20@i.25 East ST. Louis London. el3
rs 9d.
Spelter-DuI: s5.25d5.iO New York
S5.l3n5.25 East st. Louis. London. l2i
los
Animony-Dull; cooksons So. .006350.
London. Locally iron was quiet No. ]
foundry northern, s15.26M15.75; No. =
northern. No. 1 southern and No toun~
dry southern soft. Sl5.0OMl5.20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nav 31-Evs porsted
l6c: choice 12td1i3c prime 13d13yc
Prines-Quiet and steady with buyers
awaiting developments; 9014c for Cali
fornias M To 3o-ios; ii36ic for Orc
cons. Sos TO COS
Apricots-Tnactivo and firm Choice
l5c; extra choice. 15lc. fancy 16idtTc
Peaches-Quiet and steady. Choice
slnoc: extra choice. 94doic: fancy. 9iM
l0C.
Raisins-lnactive and steady. Loose
Musc7tels. 53m1c: choice TO fancy seed =
cd. 7idstc; seediess. 5s6sgc: London
layers Sl.iQni.45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY Nav 31.-Csttle-Re-
ceipts. 5000: steady 10 weak: native
steers. 50 .ioas DO; native cows and
heifers. 50 I5H6.10; stoclers and feed =
ers 81 500 ; SO; bulls. SC 300 90;
calves. 81 soar so; western steers. 81 so
as 10; western cows. So .00G4.75.
Bocs-Eecoipts $4,000; market 90 10c
lower: bulk 50 6o@5 rs; heavy. $500
$50: packers and butchers 5.SoG5 .95 :.
light s.. 5.S53s 90.
Sheep-ReceiptF. 10000 steady TO
weak: muttons s3. .eoai. 80: lambs $50
az 90: fed Wethers and yesTliuCs. 81 .00d
i. IS: fed western ewes. s.. SCOT 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb. Nav 31.-Csttle-Rc-
ceipts. 5fnn; market steady 10 strong
native steers So 2Ims.i Is; COWS and
heifers So 0om5.75; western steers. $500
as. rs: cows and heifers. 81 .ooGi IS (;
Gamers 20 S0mI "a: stockers and feed
ers So 1905. -: calves. 81 0om7.15: bulls.
stays etc. $f.0O65.25.
Uogs-Rcceipts II. o0o: market 5mtoc
lower: heavy s5.5065 so: mixed So $50
bulk Of sales. 81 $50 so.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: market steady,
lambs lower; yearlinCs. Et.I50 ;. % ::
wethers, 81 tod5.oO: ewes. So 7jn e5 :;
lambs So. 2597.dO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Money Market.

NEW YORK. Nav 31.-Close
Money on call steady 2im2t per cent
ruling rate. q per cent: closing bid. q
nor cent: offered AT Il per cent.
Time loans firmer; sixty days 81 mel
cent: ninety days. 9S per cent; six
months. "a per cont
Prime mercantile paper. 3aG4 per cent
Sterling exchange easv. with actual
business in bankers bills al 81 81 30 for
sixty-day bills and at siS 2oIi. Sc. 25
for demand
Commercial bills. $3.50
Ear silver. 553c: Mexican dollars. i5c
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds easy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. MAY 31.-CoCfec futures
clo,ed steady n net advance of . 10 s
points. June. ln5Sc. JULY, O75c: August
lr.5Sc, September 1855. October. 10 5Oc:
November, ie. iGc; December, January
February. March and April, 10 fjC.
Spot coffee steady; No. Rio, 193c:
Santos No. 4. lie, Mild coffee quiet; /;
rordova. lS6 l5c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, May %l.-Butter steady
cresn1eUiss. lsd22c: dairics. 16G 2oc
Eggs steady: receipts, 2f7o6 cases: at
mark. cases included l2M12ic; hrsts.
lac; prime iirsts. l5c
Cheese firm: daisies 11t611lc: twins
loidl1c; young Americas. lli@112c; long
horns. l1l6lIfc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

s 90: pigs. So 50d6.05 bulk OF sales
81 .90G6 90
Sheep-Receipts estima ted al 90. 900 ::
ma rlSet weak 10c lower; native 81 00m
4 so; western. So .n0m4. So: yearlinEs
s.. 25d5.1n: lambs. 81 25G6 SO: western
81 oSM6 &,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. MAY G1.-Close.
Flax. 22c
Barley. 600S9c.
Corn-No. 8 yellow. sole.
Oats-No, white. &33m333c.
Rve-No. 4" o0c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

CASH OUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
irregular but generally firm: No. rye
90c. feed or mixing barley. 60170c: fair
TO choice mailing. S3m9ic; fax seed. No.
northwestern. S2.25l; timothy seed
sl2.n0. clover. Sl5.75; mess pork. per bar
rcl. Sl4.I5d l5.00, lard. per l00 pounds
ES.O06S.S5. short ribs. sides (ouse). Ss -
n $50; short clear sides (boXed. ss.25m
st5.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearanccS OF wheat and -four
were equal 10 l9l 900 bushels Primary
receipts were $4,000 bushels, compa red
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St. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Nav wool-Firln. Me-
dunn grades combnE and clothing fe6
2tc; light fine. 1e@iSc; fine heavy, 1i0
l5c; tub washed, 25m31c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01

with 100000 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. The worlds visible sup
plv. as shown by Bradslreets. decreased
5el 400 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat, lS1 cars: corn, SS
cars: oats. i20 cars: hogs. g6. 600 head
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Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
66 West Second South Phone 1ls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
RED METAL SHADE
BETTER IN PRICE
ElectroIytic Quoted at 1925 to
S12.37 1-2 i'm New York:
Lead Remains Dull.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-11-17

any trial at all, The assassin had not
only been caught red-handed, but had
actually confessed Why waste time
over trial? True, one paper timidlv
suggested that it might have been a
case of suicide. Robert Underworld
financial affairs, it went on to saw.
were in critical condition, and the
theory of suicide was borne out to
some extent by an interview with DIR.
Bernstein, professor of psychology at
one of the universities, who stated
that he was by no means convinced Of
the prisoners guilt, and limited that
the alleged confession might have
been forced from him by the police.
while in hypnotic state. This the.
DRY, belittling as 1t did their net sem
satlon' did not suit the policy of the
yellow press, so the learned profes.
sor at once became the target for edi.
torial attach
Inc sensation grew in Importance
as the day for the trial approached
All New York was agog with excite
ment. The handsome Jeffries man.
sion on Riverside drive was besieged
by callers. The guides on the sight.
seeing coaches shouted through their
megaphones:
That's the house where the muir
derer Of Robert Underwesd Lived. 1"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-11-17

The American dearly loves a SEN
sation. and the bigger and more blood
curdling 1t is the better. Nothing is
more gratifying on arising In the