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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-18

OF october, or until caught By frost The
price Is expected to descend BY the last
OF August TO Go cents per bushel
,r Cucumbes for pickilng are now sell
thought. will be the lowest price for the
season., The larger variety. for table use
are selling four for 5 cents. Green pep
pers Tor making mango pickles are now
s@eiinE @ tor 10 cents per pound. They are
expected to be cheaper and finer In a
Cabbage is selling for 8 cents per
pound. This is perhaps the lowest price
Una. r VIII be reached this season. Sum
mer squash retail for cents apiece
carrots sell two bunches for cents and
poets and onions are selling for the same
price. Green corn Is high and will con-
tlnue so. The price Is 25 cents per dozen
lor choice quality
Ihat great breakfast delIcacv. the
SSantaloupe, is now retailing at three for
- cents 10 10 and IS cents apiece. The
choicest are the Utah Rocky Fords. sold
according TO size. They will be much
Inis decrease is expected by next week
w aternelons are selling at from Is to
oU cents. They Will be as cheap az from
10 to 90 cents and will last through Oc-
No advance has been made In the price
OF meat. with the exception of pork
which Is selling 2s cents higher than last
week. The best cuts in loin and rib roasts
The following prices are quoted on
neel; Rib roasts. 17b cents per pound ;
rufnp roasts. Id cents: round steak ia
shoulder steak. l2a. pot roast, l2s.
veal chops range from 17i to 26 conts
Roasting veal sells for from 15 to 225
cents.
Lamb chops are selling from Is to 25
cents: Leg Is quoted at % cents per
pound. Mutton is selling for from 12b
70 ~ cents for chops and 17b cents for
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MARKET FOR GRAIN
IS QUIET AND FIRM
Provisions Close Up in Price;
Trade in All the Chicago
Pits Slow.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE grain mar
ket was quiet and firm today. the close
being from aa3c to lc over yesterday.
Provisions closed 2lc TO &C up Trade In
all pits was slow.
Strength in the cash wheat market,
based on small receipts and foreign de-
mand, was reflected in the futures by
advances all along the line. Minneapolis,
which ruled strong all day, thus giving
color TO reports of disappointing yields
In tho northwest was an influence. Re-
ceipts at Minneapolis are increasing, but
the quality Is said to be below par. Ca
madam reports were rosy, Cash dis
counts on September are disappearing
rapidly. the trade going into December
and May options. Five loads were re-
ported for export, but there was growing
apprehension az to the effect OF the Eng
lish strike on American grain markets.
September sold between 9O6@soac and
Ssk@Soac. closing close to the top.
The close In the corn pit found prices
between 64Sc and 6bc and SAC and closed
at the top,
Oats displayed more strength than any
other market on the floor, owing to light
receipts and rains. Cash oats In the
sample market were ic 10 &c higher.
September sold between i2c and 4lSc,
closing at the best price.
The provision pit was deserted most
OF the day. but prices held steady. Janu-
ary pork closed 5c over yesterday at
$3.50; September lard. 23c higher at
S395, and September ribs DC up at S9.O7t.
r,TT1sTTpE-c
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? Prepare for Winter Now

SAT- Lake housekeepers can begin m
reVel in canning and preserving next
week The Utah fruit crop Is nm
usually abundant this year and nr,cns
WIZ go down within the next few days
on grapes and plums and by Septem-
ri peacnes ana apples will be plentl-
iuI IsaS ana reason reasonable in price,
third Of basSel re rs,s cases ases, Go; SSntan @
pc the lowest price OF the season. Cali
I9ihia I9s "a ssrapes sn are now selling for from
cheaper next week. Utah Concords, con
sidered the best for putting up. will be In
the market by September !. and will he
nos nnost pienthnl about September 10 The
Ing five pounds
reaches are now retailing for 81 az @
0nse ease or n three M pounds fcr, 25 cents This
but buying In small quantities for table
use by September l. however, IL ia
predicted by local market men that thev
ian an De bought for 81 per case, containing
peach crop will not last as long this venp
as usual II Is thought. and the first two
weeks OF September probably viii be Ibe
pest pest ume Tor canning and preserving this
Apples are high at present, but within
tne next two weeks a record -breaking
crop ie expected on the market The
prices expected by September are from
81 70 sl,15 per bushel The last price viii
De Tor the fancy article for eating pur-
poses. Choice apples will sell for 81. 50
snd 'culls.' considered good enough for
leilies and preserves, for 81 per busheI
tomatoes are now selling for 80 cents
per peck or three pounds for 10 cents, II
is early, however. for putting up iona
toes. since the Utah crop Is iust conInp
IN and will last until about the middle
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PAC|F F|C
Is SUPPORTED
h Comes From Substantial
kur,es and the Decline
Is Stopped.
Il OTHER MARKET
/ LEADERS, VERY w EAk
4 Street Discouraged Over
A, prelongation of the
h Extra Session.

/, vosK Aug. l7,-some slight I'M
=, Was shown by the stock mar
.r ~ IL the opening a drive OF the
- 10 depress prices OF many
new low level. but the list
,s.ns relatively steady, Shortly
=. close another selling move
.,a,.rared a majority Of the gains
s.,,l lis, being lower than yester-
. -, encouraging feature was the
"a yes,ltant strength OF Union
snhi,h after selling down to yes
n low point, rebounoed ana pS
tr tad gained over three points =,
|.Htsrs conditions may be accepted
Ia buying OF Union Pacific today
M from substantial sources.
s.v. yehemently denied much OF
IAN recently current and de-
Ss selling OF Union Pacific rs
,dslna,ed in obscure or irrespon-
q States Steel also reflected good
a a. advancing prices. although
" ss,vy when offerings became
The stock was taken in large
3. n ihe days output being 2l7,o0O
~ the market as a whole. how
rsny stocks displayed a distinct
|rsE tendency. particularly ST, Paul.
~ Iehjgh Valley and the Hill is
+hs street was plainly discour-
s,sr w Tho prospects OF indefinite
|rnIion OF the congressional ses-
(, ,S he apparent failure of the ef-
. "a ,dius, Tic labor situation in Eng
London was fairly active here.
sbout $4,000 shares on balances.
\ Union Pacific, Southern Pacific
|r.IlM States Steel
bond market was easy. Total
4 rar value, s2,205, 900.
~ States government bonds were
a,ssd.
Closing Stock List.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City. OF the inten-
tion of such council TO make the follow
Ing described Improvement. TO wit;
Constructing cement sidewalks FIVE (5)
feet wide and four CD Inches thick on
side OF Wall street between Apricot and
Third North streets: on the east side OF
Center stree; between North Main and
Of Second North street between North
Main and Wall streets. and or TIE south
district No. 27. and de!ray the abutters
portion OF the cost and expense thereof
estimated at four thousand seven hun
dred forty-eight and 2-loo (s47is .O2)
dollars. or one md 2o-l00 (sl20) dollars
per front or linear foot abutting said i'm
provement- there being 3e5s.6S feet abut.
sessment upon The, lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described dis
trict. being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
The west side OF lots 2. 8. and 5,
block 30. the west side OF lots and 4.
s. block ~; the west side OF lots !. 2
and 2. block s: the east side OF lots !.
S and {. block ls; the east side Of lot I:
The south i54 fee, Of the east side o.
and 3, block, II, plat e; ,Ee west side
north side OF lot I. block 3. plat j. Salt
Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated AT six thousand four hundred
s.xty-siX and S5l00 (s6fsss5l dollars. OF
sand seven hundred eighteen and SS-lO0
siTls,SGl dollars. leaving four thousand
seven hundred forty eight and 2-l0o
(ssT4s O2l dollars to be raised by local
assessment.
All protests and objections 20 the car
rylng out OF such intention must he pre-.
sented In writing. stating therein LOT and
block or description of property. 10 the
city recorder on or before The 2S,h day
OF August 1911. being the time set by
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order OF tho city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated February ~ 1911.
-. 6. RJVES, CITY Recorder
Sidewalk extension No. 1856 ks3l
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Dated April p, 1911.
3. S, RIVES. City Recorder
Sidewalk extension No. I57, klsso
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINe-NoTicE,
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
Rock Mining G. Milling company for the
election OF directors and officers and for
such other business as, may come before
tho compeny. room 4l5. Fell building
No. 33a South Main street. Salt Lake
CITY; Utah. on Wednesday, September
lsi sei,6s at 1ci9ef sf tbe Board @ Of directors
OF the company held at the company's
office on August T. 1911, the following
amendments, TO the articles Of inGorpora-
submitted for action at the stockholders
annual meeting, and also. for the stock
holders to make and ratify such further
In all places where the words Utah
Territory" or Territory OF Utah occur
Improperly, 70 strike out same and insert
the words state of Utah.
Article V. to be amended to read as
follows:
That the principal place Of business
corporation shall be Salt Lake City State
OF Utah; and the corpora tion may have
other Offices Of business within any other
and the stockholders may meet for the
annual stockholders' meeting OF for uDy
special stockholders meeting and trans
SCI business III any OlEeI STATE or ltlrl-
said State OF Utah"
Article VI TO be amended to read as
follows:
THAT the amount % capital stock shall
be two hundred slxty-two thousand five
hundred fs2e2 5o0.o0l dollars. which shall
thoussnd (525,oO0l shares OF the par value
Of hfty cents (so.0o) each paid up and
non assesseble :"
Article VIII 10 be amended by an
m 0pndOOent IN the pHIT0pNf h,, uhici,
the number OF directors OF the company
Is changed from i've 10 seven
Aro Be Ii f Se 20 aWSsdsf ,Ss oe9s TO q mis-
corporation person mus, be The owner
Of at least Gae hundred UOW shares OF
by by the bc books IF The Company o. snow"
Article MI. TO be amended to read as
follows
'Thc regular annual meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS OF the company FOR the elcc-
tion of the directors and such other bust
ness as may, come before them shall be
held on the first Wednesday Of Septemoe per
Sal; Lake City. State OF Utah, al two
99oGE m Or eisswgsrs as ef6oYdSs ed
by ballot and the persons receiving the
largest number OF ballots cast shall be
elected. and the board OF directors SO
and treasurer
Article XIV to be mended by striking
Out lne WOrOS IN llN"TSSls
a new article TO he added 20 the arti-
cles OF incorporation and called Article
XVIII. is TO be as follows
"These Articles of Incorporation may
be altered. added to, or amended at any
annual meeting OF the stockholders or
AT any special stockholders meeting
called for the purpose by majority vote
THE siiEEF-RoCK MINING & MILL
ING CO.
by w. A. Wilson, President.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug, 7. 1911:
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COPPER EXPORTS
CONTINUE HEAVY
Prices for the Various Brands
Unchanged; Silver a
Shade Lower.
PRICES OF METALS IN .
NEW YORK MARKETS :


NEW, YORK, August 17.-Standard cop
per quiet, spot, August November, Oc-
don quiet; spot s56 5s; futures. s57. Ar
rivals reported at New York today, 10
tons. Customhouse returns show ex-
lake copper, l2:75G1Sc; eIectrolytic. IL 30
@l2.75c and casting l2,25@125oc.
Tin firm but quiet; spot s4450@45 so;
August, SAB ESQ 500; September, SAL. .75@
42.25: October. si1.30@42.00. November,
s4l -o0941.50; London dull spot also Is
Cd Futures, els7 rs 60.
Lead firm. s4.45@4.60 New York; s442s
M447s East st. Louis. London ETA.
spelter dull, s6,05@615 New York $3.50
@6,10 East st Louis. London EFT 5s.
Anthony quiet; cooksons. sS.3o1s.50,
Iron. Ir9nncleveland vsellaaIn,ed warrant, warrants as 7sd In
foundry northern, sl5. .50@16; No. 2, Sl6. rs
@l6.75; No southern and No. i south
ern soft $l4.75@15.25
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, August 17.-Flour was
generally steady with a fair trade. Re
ceipts $4,000 barrels. shipments "a, 300
barrels.
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red e3Sc ele-
vator and 94go (, o. b. afloat. No 1 north
ern Duluth new. s1.10s I, o. b. af1oat
Futures market-On the whole wheat was
quite firm today. advancing about / cent
a bushel on bullish crop reports from the
northwest. prospects for light world ship
ments and steadier cables. September
closed oslo. December closed s1.o0. Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels shipments 1S6.291
bushels.
Hops-Firm; state common to choice
1910 3S34lc: 1909. 3l634c; Pacific coast
1910, 8e041c; 1909, 2S@30c.
Hides-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Wool-Quet.
Raw sugar-Frm: muscovado. SO test
1 Acc; centrifugal. .96 test. 1920. molasses
sugar. SO test, 4,l7c; refined steady
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New York Money.

NEW YoRG. Aug. 17-Cose:
Prime mercantile paper 43Qis per cent;
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
b,,siness in bankers bills at 81 S32 for
sfxty-dav bills and at 81 Sc ,05 for demand.
Commercial bills, 81 .S6a.
Bar silver. So cents.
Mexican dollars, rs cents.
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds. easy.
r,,ling rate. 2s per cent. closing bid. "a
pcr cent, offered at "a per cent
TIrne loans easier; sixty days, 2s43
per cent; ninety days. Sq3$ per cent;
six months. 90 per cent
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Evaporated Fruits.

cryv YORK. Aug. 17.-Evaporated ap-
nIes unchanged: old crop supplies nonri-
nal; new crop prime for October ship
ment, l0hc. oo,sa. ,, calt-
,orn,a Sr,,it from 80 -4os. and llsc TO l5bc
for oregons from sos to 4os., ,,
Peaches unchanged: choice, ll@llse;
extra choice; l2@l2s9: fancy; 7gse. .x,ra
choice. i5sd16c; fancy. i6s@17c;
Raisins firm: loose Museatcls: 63g7c;
choice to fancy, seeded sm9s;. sGgf AZ seeoieSs'
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Utah Nursery company VIII be
held at the office of the company, tol
d F. Walker building. Salt Lake City.
Utah, on September 5, 1911, at 10 a M.
for the election of directors for the year
following the first Monday In September.
1911 and for the transaction of such
other business as may legally como be-
fore said meeting.
NJ. 8, sOwLEs. President.
Salt Lake City. Utah. AugustN5, 1911,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

OMAHA, Aug observation-disclosures.
1900; stronger market; native steers, s. 90
@7.sO; cows and heifers. $3oo05,6o:
and heifers. sSo0@5.56; canners. s2.5o@
97o: stockers and feeders, $S259S. 80:
calves, s3.0o@s,5O: bulls. stays. ETC.. s2.S5
Hogs-Receipts, 300; market, steady;
heavy, s7009I55: mixed, s71597 90;
il iight ss,es s7ssS,5asS ssS,Sa gEsS So o0@7oo; bulk
sbeep-Receints. $500: market. steady;
yearllngs, s4.f0@475. wethers, s3.259
i.75. ewes, s30OMS5O: lambs. S5.60Q7 90.
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Chicago Produce.
20@2bc

CHICAGO, Aug. 17--close: ooau,
Butter-Easy; ereaiherieS' -oV ~""'
Eggs-Easy; receipts, 77fs cases; a.
mark cases Included. l09l4c' hrsts' LOGO
prirnhe rirnheesnneeNsteady; daisies. 1s1l33e;
,z,jnss Iaa@l23c. young Americas lsfW
i3qo; long horns. lStg16ac'
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Flax. oats and Rye.

M1NNEAroLIs. Aug. 17'-ciose;
Flax, 80 II.
Barley, 7ocGsl:lo. o.
Corn, No. 2 yellow. SIC,
oats No. white. 9l@elsc'
Rye. No. .. S3c,
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Coffee Futures Firm.

NEW YORK. Aug. l7-coSfee futures
closed stoady. net Points higher 70 o
pn.t' pn,u ll'7Sc: September. 11.soc; October,
ii 45c; November, 11:26e; Decemner
ii. 22c; January. 1i.lsc:, February: lliSo; Ire
March li;l2e; April. l'llc' May '""0
"nS spot coffee steady; Rio. No. 7. l3ao.
Santos, No 4 14o. Mild co1ee Quiet'
~.Sa,.a 1aM16c nominal
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances of wheat and -four
were equal TO sol. 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were $4,000 bushels, compared
with 4. .222, 900 bushels the corresponding
dev a wear ago Estimated receipts Tor
tomorrow: Wheat, 12l cars; corn, lS9
cars; oats, IT'S cars, hogs. $4,000 head
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BAKING ROH0eT
A6SoIVfeUM10

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED,
National Bank of tho Republic
thoroughly modern savings depart
ment conducted In connection with thIs
Snnk safe deposit boxes for rent U. b
frank Knox. presldenti James A, mur.
rEsS, SuIsertson, assistant cashier.
Capital paid in. SsOu.o0o. Interest paid
on tlrno deposith
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
sriey, 65@75c; faIr TO choice mailing,
92c6Sils timothy seed Si1 1,oO@l$ 81 !
clover. sl20o@is,00; mess pork, per bar
rel. sl7.2b@17 37s; lard, per 100 pounds
IS scans 90; short ribs, sides Qoose(:
sS62i Gs 12b, short clear sides (oo%eo)'
60
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II your want be q situation, make
It known by the insertion Of want
aa' in The Tribune.
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st. Louis Wool.

CIT LOUIS. Aug, 17.--Wooi active; I;
ncdjnm grades. combing and cloth,ne,
a@ 56sc; light fine, 11@19o; heavy nn"Y
ia6i5c: tub washed. 2593Qcs
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Evr The day. 100000 shares.

ID, .pie' men and women, are
rom kidney aud bidder
|sM. ever before, and each wear
H., ',a turn for quick relief and
y. ~: ,.'hefit to Foley's Kidney
h n. avn has proven itself TO be
D Ana most effective remedies for
|en.. Diadder ailments, that med
"a ~. mas devised, Schramm.
Drugs. five stores, - - -
E ~ r.. snltair makes a vacation
|1nl water is invigornting and
9QLea 10
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said council when 81 will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order OF tho City Council Of Salt
Lake City. Utah,
Dated April 27. 1911.
3. S. RIVES. City Recorder,
Sidewalk extension No. ISL, kl6Sn
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. l7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at 5000. including 1000
southerns: market, strong. Native steers,
native native cows and heifers. s2.60@7, rs
stockers and feeders, S3.5096.75; bulls,
So, ,0O94 30; calves. s4.0o@7 90: western
steers 81 4097.00; western COWS. 81 T59
90
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000. mar
ket, strong. Bulk OF sales. 81 30@7 So;
heavy, sT.30@7 60: packers and butchers,
81. 30G67 65; lights, 81. .3o67,60,
Sheep-Recelpt estimated at 1000:
market, steady. Muttons, s3,0095 90
range wethers and yearlinss. So. .25Q4.5 so;
range ewes. s2.5093.75,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 7--Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000; market, strong TO 10
cents higher Reeves 80 26@s 10; Texas
ms rs: stockers and feeders, SO 1905 8 90
cows and hoifers, Sc. e.25@G.25; calves. $500
9s.5o,
market. slow. Light. 81 S06f7 80; mixed
81 ooGi 90; heavy. ss .s5@7 rough.
ss567 10; good TO choice heavy 81 100
y 90; pigs, Sc 1o@T.eo; bulk OF sales, s7.l5
sheep-Receipts estimated al $1,000;
market steady. Native, 81. i0@3 So
western. 50, 1893 so: yearlings. $1,000
S. 90; lambs, native. Si.25g7. 10; western,
az 75mi 10.
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! uasea to saltair. It's cool
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You are hereby notified that O special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Con-
solidated Fuel company will be held at
the companys office. room Sls kearns
building, Salt Lake City. Utah. at 10
O'Clock a M. on Thursday. the 2ith day
Of August. 1911.
The object and purpose OF said meeting
MI he.
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COME AND BE CURED

II YOU are worried
a about n special
disease. organic
weakness or any
male diseases or
blood troubles.
General Debility.
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FIRST:

To re affirm. ratlfy and approve the
articles OF incorporation and amendments
thereto; 10 ameno articles L. and l3 as
hereinafter provided and supplement the
articles Of Incorporation by affdaviis re-
quired by law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-28
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Again Fall Away for Sixth
Consecutive Day.
DAYS NEWS Is UNFAvoRABLE
statements of Mercantile Agencies
Report disappointing Conditions,
with increasing COnscrvR-
tive Tendency.

NEW YORK Aug. 26.-For the sixth con-
seCutive day OF the week and wttfNfNirtu-
ally no interruption for the last month
prices of stocks fell away again TO-DAY.
Weakness set in at the very outset ana
before the brief session was advanced tue
number of low records for the year was
so general as to embrace not only the
active group. but practically all classes or
securities. The movement, like most pre-
ceding ones. was slow and deliberate, sug-
gesung further liquidation more than bear
ish aggression. The industrial shares were
in evidence more than ordinarily in the De
clines. with a renewal of pressure on steer
The days news was mainly untaNorabie
and probably the most potent factor was
the more acute stage in the threatened
railroad strike. which now seems HatleI
of but a few hours.
The weekly statements of the mercantile
agencies reported disappointing conditions
with an increasing conservative tendency
on the part of buyers.
Trading fell off markedly after the FIRST
hour In the final dealings prices shaded
again. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Atchison all receding, but the movement
as suddenly reversed itself and the CLOSING
was steady with some prices on a par with
the previous day Lehigh Valley and Atch-
ison were the most conspicuous exceptions
For the first time in four weeks actual
loans of the clearing house banks failed
to show a contraction. The increase, how
ever. was so small-only 81 ,OO0OOO-as tc
still leave the reduction of the last month
at about S70.O00O 600.
The actual cash gain was almost 5000
go with an increase Of almost 100000 In
reserves.
Bonds were heavy, with total sales. par
value, Se06,OCO. United States rs advanced
u on acll.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows: