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The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
CHAMPION DIES
FROM OPERATION
AristOcratic Fowl at Poultry Show
Comes to Grief After Swallow
ing $500 Diamond.

The death OF the golden wyandotte
cockerel champion" !" valued at 500, from
surgical operation. due to an overdose
Of chloroorm, marred the enthusiasm OF
chicken fanciers and exhibitors at the
initial day OF the annual exhibition Of the
Washington Poultry and Pigeon Asso-
citation in the old Masonic Temple, Ninth
and F streets northwest, yesterday morn
ing.
When the poultry show opened yester-
day morning, Champion was one OF the
sprightliest and Ioud-crowing cocks in
the big room. The bird was full of IRE
and curiosity when the nand OF Henry
J. Hunt, third, his owner. fell on the
rail of the coop adorned with a solitaire
diamond ring. The flash OF the sparkling
gem caught the keen eye OF Champion,
and in an instant his head darted through
the board of the coop. When Mr.. Hunt
withdrew his hand the diamond was
missing. Champion had swallowed the
500 gem.
A consultation followed the diamond
eating trick Of Champion" and II was
decided that a slight operation would
restore the diamond and leave the fowl
in as good condition as ever. A. NJ.
Keene, vice president OF the association,
volunteered to perform II. The Cham
pion'' was taken into one of the small
rooms adjoining the exhibition room,
chloroformed by Bill Gray, secretary Of
the association. Assisted by Edward s.
Schmidt, treasurer, Mr.. Keen quickly re-
moved the priced diamond from the roos-
ter's craw and with deft hands sewed up
the incision. The rooster failed TO re-
vive from the shock caused by an over
dose of chloroform, dying half an hour
later. Mr.. Hunt. the owner OF Cham
pion," is a Washington boy, and lives
with his family at Drummon, Nd. He
is grandson of the late Adjt. Gen. r. c.
Drummon, u. S. A. He Is one of the
enthusiastic fanciers and breeders of this
section.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. s. Dert Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Tuesday. January ls-s p m

L. s. Dert. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington, Tuesday. January l6-S p m
Decidedly warmer weather reported Tuesday
night over the region from the AppelAchians west
ward TO the Rocky Mountains. and tempeatures
above the seasonal aTeTage prevail in the far Western
districtE Cold weather continued through Tuesday
over the Atlantic seaboard, and Tuesday morning
tho lowest TEMPERATURES thus far recorded this win
ter in Florida reported. readinES bcing at the
freezing POINT over the CENTRAL part q that State.
The Indications that the warm weatheE that
now pEerails thrOughout the WeSt viii advance
ward and produce a geIer7l rise in tempeature
throughout the Eastern States WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY. Warmer weather Is also indicated for
THURSDAY in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys anu
the Lake region while someuhat colder weather will
Prevail in the Rocky Mountain region and the Plains
States wednesday and Thursday. There are, how
eTer no indiati0ns Of . Tronounced cold wave IN
that rezion-
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
TALKS ON GRADE CROSSINGS.
Albert J. Hines EnIiEhtens Mem.
bera of EnEineera' society.

Albert ]. Hines, n member OF tho
American Society OF Civil Engineers and
engineer in charge OF grade elimination
on the Nickel Plate Railroad, gave ar
illustrated lecture on the Separation OF
grade crossings on the New York, Chi.
cago and st. Louis Railroad In Cleve-
land, Ohio" last might before n large
audience at the regular meeting of the
Washington Society OF Engineers at the
Cosmos Club
A large number OF interesting views OF
the various difficulties that have TO be
overcome by engineers In grade elimina-
tion work were shown. A buffet lunch
con was served.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
CHILD is BURNED
WHILE AT PLAY
FOur-year-Old Falls on Stove and
Mother Rushes to Rescue,
but in Vain.

While playing yesterday morning in the
kitchen Of his home. in Howard street,
Fort Reno. Eldridge Harry, the four
year-old son OF Millard &. Harry, an
owner OF teams, fell on a stove. setting
his clothes afire. He was burned on the
face and legs, and was taken to Garfield
Hospital.
Mrs Anna Harry, the mother. was In
an adjoining room about 10:30 O'Clock
when she heard the cries OF her son Is
suing from the kitchen. She found Ell
bridge enveloped In fame.
The mother began a fight TO subdue
the flame. In several minutes the blazs
was extinguished. but not until Eldridgs
had been severely burned. Mrs Harry
applied first aid. but later decided 70 take
the boy to Garfield Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

s. F. and Mollie NJ. Throut, girl.
Edgar T and Emma Myers, girl
Harry and Nettie Cohen, girl
Jesse L. and Mary A. Bunch. boy:
Charles W. and Sadie NJ. Williams
girl.
Elmer ]. and Zella Green, boy.
William 1. and Veronie n Ewaid. ooS
Frank T. and Donnie Roberts, boy.
Wolf and Margaret Mueller, boy.
Calvin T. and Bessie Milans, boy.
w, II. and Gertrude Boxwell, boy.
G.. Percy and Edith McGlue, girl
Harry ]. and Pauline +. Rushong, girl
Fred ID. and Lucy B. Noeiker, boy.
Charles L. and Belya B. Smith, boy.
C0LORED.
Thomas and Mary Hawkins, girl.
John and Annie Devine, glrL
Iawson and lille j. Johnson, boy.
Jassie and Emma Smith, boy;
William and Edna Marshall, boy.
James and -Neso Crawford, boy.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Auxiliary to give Play.

Mrs. compton's Manager" is the title
Of play Of three acts to be presented
tonight by amateurs In the Carroll In
stitute Hall, go Tenth avenue north
west A dance viii be held afterward.
The affair IL to be held under the aus
pices Of st. Joseph's Auxiliary. No. s..
Knights Of ST. John, which was organ
lied four years ago by Mrs. Mary Rat
cliffe. Rev. Father Fesly is the chap
lain
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
SMOKER AND ELECTION.
''DoinEs" of the Southern LehiEh
Club Scheduled for TO-niEht.

The Southern Lehigh Club, which has
its headquarters in Washington, will give
a smoker at the University Club tonight
and hold the annual election OF officers.
William Bowie, %. the president, will
preside. The present secretary and treas
urer of the organization IS W. A. Draper.
'T. Plans will be discussed for the an
nuaI banquet, TO be held the latter part
of February.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
FORM POTOMAC PREsBYTERY.
Maryland and Chesapeake Merged
at Meeting Held Yesterday.

As a result OF the meeting yesterday
Of representatives of the presbyteries
OF Maryland and Chesapeake. In Gen.
tral Presbyterian Church. the Presby-
terry OF the Potomac became q reality.
The two presbyteries met by direc-
tion OF the Synod OF virginia to effect
their consolidation under the name of
the Potomac Presbytery. Park P.
Flemming was elected moderator OF
the new presbytery, and r. q. See
stated clerk.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Lecture on "Ben-Hur.v

Rev. Earle Wiley, pastor of the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church., will give
his illustrated lecture, ''Ben-Hur," at the
Fifth Baptist Church, Sixth and E streets
southwest, Friday. January 10. at Sis.
This is a combination OF picture story,
and dramatic impersonation. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the building fund
Of the II Street Christian Church. con-
struction OF which will be begun in the
spring.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
James II. CASTOR, SO yrs, Govt Hos. In.
WiIiiam Sullivan, 81, Govt Hospt In.
Katherine c. schmidt, "a Provd' Hos.
Iirs6, n Harrover. 81, s0S 18th st. me-
Ann Mcnamara, 6s, 32s Parker st. ne.
Della. Pollard, q, Providence Hospital.
Alice NJ. Fulton. sS 1zll VI. ave NV.
Kate Gibson, 50. so G St. Sc.
Mary Blggs, 1s days, Chiidrens Hospt; s
Infant OF Jules A. ana MAUD m WIZ
mer 3 days. Ga 18th st. ne
C0LORED.
Grant Campbell. 4s. years, S24 % e sw.
Summer LAWSON, 10 Freedmen's Hospt.
Mary Gordon. "a. a03 Warren St ne.
Amanda Ellis, 81, 100 9eth St NV.
Mary M Thomas, %. Ills G ST: Sc.
Sonbia ueinS col Freedmen's Hospt
Bertie Sullivan. s.. Wash: Asylum Hos.
John Mckee, Is. 12le Half ct. sw.
Sailie Frazier. 65, Wash. Asylum hos.
Irean A. lockwood. % sSs West st,
Hillsdale, ID. G. -, 49,.
William G. Burnett. 2 mos, aoe Rose
dale st. ne.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
DIED..

Tuesday, January Is,
1872 at 6:S a M, at her residence,
III Q street, SALLIE K, beloved
wife OF T. II. Alexander.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HoEY-Suddenly on Tuesday, January
Is, 1872, Miss FRANCES S. HOEY.
Funeral at Mount Vernon. Ohio.
oBER-on Tuesday, January is, 1919
1T $50 a. m, at Garfield Hospital !.
FRANK SOMES OBER, OF New York
City, in the forty-fourth year OF his
age.
Funeral services at 2:5O p. m. Thursday.
January IS from the residence OF DR..
d. D. Leech, I257 Massachusetts ave
nue. northwest. Interment private
PADGETT-Members Of Mount Vernon
Council, No 10, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, viii
assemble al sic L street southeast.
"wednesday, January Il. At p. m:
fnnerai OF our late brother, W. Il.
PADGETT. BY order Of Council
James A Frazier. Councillor. Attest:
John E. SmaIlwood, Recording Secre-
tary.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
BUSINESS MEN TO DINE.
SIX O'Clock Club WIN BE Host on
Saturday, January. II.

washington business men VIII consti-
tute the greater part OF the guests at the
first OF two dinners to be given by the
Six O'Clock Club at the Arlington on
Saturday evening. January 2.
The committee on arrangements con-
sIsts Of Capt. James F. Oyster. A LIS
ner. D. S. Porter. N. n. Parker. John
McElroy. Isaac Cans. Harry wardman.
James L Parsons. W. W. Lanham.
Thomas S. Hopkins, George W. +.
Swartzell, Arthur c. Moses, and B. II.
Warner.
The second dinner Of the season will
be given Wednesday, February ..
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

willard T. Talbot, ;. and Lucy O. Preutis. q
both Of Petersburg. Va. Rev. William I. Nc
kenney.
Smith Coldirun. n. and Clara II. Sale. "A. both
of Guinea. Va Rev. Donald O MAcLeod
Frftz W. Hennigr. =, and Ida q Egof. ID
Rev. Paul A. Mcneil
Warren S. watts. d. and MurElrst Z RiTes
- Rev John J. Rlves.
Rev Titus z Davis
bert, Is, both of PurcsllTlle Va Rev. B. W.
MeskS
AUBREY NJ. Green. .. and Annie whAlen, n, o.
Bethesda Nd Rev. B. d. Car.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Lectures on Panama Canal.

Representative MondeIl. OF Wyoming,
gave an interesting lecture on the Pam
anna Canal last Veht before the Mems
Club Of the church OF the Covenant.
More than one hundred recent views OF
the progress made on the locks and the
general conditions in the Canal Zone
were shown. George O'Connor enter
tanned with several OF his popular songs.
A buffet supper was served.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Nutmeg staters Re-eIect OnIcers

An OF the oficefs. headed by Oliver A.
Phelps, president. were reelected at the
annual meeting of the Connecticut Re-
publican Association of the District, held
last night at the clubhouse OF the Ma
tional Republican Club. Representative
Hill, of Connecticut; Edgar c. Snyder,
and Alexander Akerman, OF Georgia,
gave addresses.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Alexander to Give Lecture,

The Washington branch of the Ameri.
can Institute Of Fine Arts will elect
officers at a meeting tonight at the
Playhouse. John W. Alexander, presi-
dent Of the American Academy or Fine
Arts, viii deliver a lecture. Admission
will be for members by card only.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Describes southwestern Country.

At the Terminal r. R. Y. NJ. c. A
last night, Frank II. Poston delivered a
lecture on THE land OF a thousand
wonders" the southwestern portion OF
the United States and Mexico. Mr.. Pos
toms description Of New Orleans during
the MardI Gras and other points OF in
terest was illustrated with 200 beautiful
slides.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
When Your Eyes Need Care

Try Murine Eye Kennedy. No smartlnF-Feels
Fine-Acts Quickly. Try Il for Red, weak,
Watery Eyes and 0fauulated Eyelids. ulua.
trated Book In each Package. Murine Il
eompounded by our Oculsts-pot = Patent Med
fine but used in s1ccesaful Phygicians' Prac-
lc and sold 81 Druggists At sc and SOC per Bottle
Murine Bye ealEe In Aseptic Tubes, sc and scc
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. chloago
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Local Temperature.

Midnight, Z; q. m. IL; q. m. .; 6 a n, Q;
8 4 m, Z; 10 a m, 10; II noon, Il; 2 p m, N;
p. m. Is: p. m, Is; p n, Is; 10 p N. n
Highest, 70; lowest, I.
Relative humidfty-s g. m, 81; q m, B; p
m, a. Rainfall Is ?, m. to . D. M, o. Hours Of
sunshine, IS; pr cent Of possible Ernshine. =
Temperature same date lEst year-Highest, -; low
est IL
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
nr. rhomnn Lectnren Tn-nIrht

Before the school OF health conducted
by the w. c. 7. U. at 623 Sixth street
northwest. DIR. Ada R Thomas will lee
ture on Environment" this evening. Re-
freshments will be served by the young
peoples branch. The public is invited
to attend
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Chase and Bradshaw Indor.ed.

A large number of Republicans last
night met in True Reformers' hall TO
indorse candidates for delegates to the
Republican national convention. There
were twenty-five districts represented.
Tho candidacy Of W. Calvin Chase and
Aaron Bradshaw was unanimously in
dorsed for delegates.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
ARMY ORDERS.

The name Of Col WILLIAM LAssITER. Fourth
Infantry Is PLACID On the list Of detaehed Oh
cr4r 70 taks effect January Is. 1872 and the
name Of Col. WILLIAM L PITCHER. infantry.
Is removed theTrfrun.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Tide Table.

To-day-Hish tide. ess a m and SO D. m Ion
tide l2.S a. N. and % D m
TomcnoE-High vide ~ a. m. and 10 n m
low tide 10 a. N. and ] a d m
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
NAVAL ORDERS.

Cunmandrr @. II. HAYES to Naval War COJese
Newport, n. l., in attendance upon long cOu-Se
AfidShiumAn C. B. STRICKLAND. to Worden.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
MARRIED.

OwE-CARLISLE-On Tuesday, Jan
uary ls, 1912, at St Johns Church, by
the Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith,
MARY. daughter Of the late Cal
HOWE. younger son OF the late Wal
ter Howe, Of New York.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
nihIe cIn.. Give. Ranuuet.

The Mems Bible Glass Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church gave its annual
banquet last night.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
no Az WHOM N NAY coNcERN: TIE Az.

nnsl convention q the q. s Civil ssrvics
Rstirement Association will Be held AZ ODD Fsi-
lows Hall. - Seventh street northwest, WaShinz-
tou ID. C., JANUARY 10 and =. 1872 oon-
mencing at a. N. each day. By order q the
Board q Directors. A. W. MCKEE. Prssidsut
n. I. FTNNAN, sszstarJ. % Pa ave m.
hlGH
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17

Colon. Panama, is to have cigar fac
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
BAND CONCERT TODAY.

By F1nseutA okEslry Bssd and orchestra,
Georrs p. TJreTl. direct0s. at post Dmna-
dun. Fo4 Mysr. Va. ats p N. PuSrImns:
ORCHESTRA.
March. ''Littls Mis- Fi1it" .Hsuneb-sE
Overture. Down in the vGls q shsnan-
doah"........-............... Harris
waltz. 'Ths PSth to H4s1n".........BGner
Selection. BRIGHT Eye. .Hosohna
BAND.
Intsrm9zo. city SEtllS'. Nelson
FSntAaa, "sOurenir Dc Beetb0Tsa". .rotnni
Selection % Aud Lang syAs'' Daley
Csoio for an tns;rumrntAl
EzoaptS from ''Ths HnAd0" "....... .Bosttger
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
PIle. curea A 8 10 Il Days.

Your dr1Irrfst viii refund moneT faso Ontmept /
f,iis - -. ~ 80 "a itching Bind. Blssdins
q PrOtradins Piiss IN TO li d.IA %
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
Temperature. in other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. toEether win ths
amount Of rainfall for the tWeuty-fou h0un enden
Of p. n. yesterday, as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
MISSOURI SOLON
HITS PLUTOGRACY

contlnasd from PaEe one.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
Notes Il hereby given q the intention q the IN
deTssned to Apply 10 the CommisloosTs of the Dis
hict q Columbia. the TTH DAY OF FEB
RUARr. i9Iz. at 10 O'Clock a. N. for . ehartsr of
inoorpoFation under the rrOrison q act Of Oon-
Ersas entitled "An act to proEids foE the iDeor-
pnration o trust. loan. m1rtEass. and estAm other
eorpGations within the Dtstriet of Columbia" HP
proved October ]. Doo. and emhnesd IN subchapta
II o. the Code Of the Distrct q Ooimbia-
Ths nams q the propossd eoupany shGli b 'Ths
Munasy Trust Company"
he company il to b ongRninod for the purpcss
Of doing general trust loan. and mort7ss busins9.
and such other basine9 as may Be authorized b.
Said act q Congress o. b. ths CodS q the DiStref
q Columbia.
Ths names of the rzopos.d inczporatos srsI
FFank A Munssy. Jsmss =, oyst4g
Ciarencs Moore. Aahlsy n Could
Harm NJ Clabaugh GeoFs n Gather
Perry Belmont. strEdn Olivier.
Q. ". NAfBo1. Wm- y. Gude.
Edward NcLean. VIZ. A. Hill.
Wilton J. Lambert q. = Eicol.
fist Blair. A Lipsf.
w 7. Dewart Julius Garhnkls
A. s. WdthinEton. Wm. WAllacs ChisEsl.
John II. Nolan g. n. Pope,
Mm- Henry Whits. ThnA. C. Bradley.
2. A, Walk9. James Baird
s. w Woodward.
afSIt
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
w. A. SWENK g CO.

525 Seventh st. n. w. Closing out
children's shoes. Prices greatly re-
duced-at and below cost.
ural nonsurgical: 40o-p. book free Apply
by mail. SIS Colorado Bldg Free lecture
for women Wednesdays at 3so D. m
The Washington herald., 1912-01-17
NIirrorn ReaiIverea.


Fist~ca8 WORK and . oyear r1nrantss: reason
abe. Call NJ. HgTm-. and st estimate. MAX
BRofsKY 4 son. Mtru Manufactures. 81 ?
- Mln
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. By Or
der of the board q directors . meeting of the
Stoekholdess of the PUtcmao Electric Power Con-
raBy Is called 70 meet at the ofcs q the company.
Fourteenth and East Capitol Stssts. in the dtJ q
washington. District of Columbia, the Hsf
DAY OF JANUARY. lg1 at II o'elock q. n.
for the p1poss q cu1Edezi1g and taxing the action
Necessary for the euupany to further increass the
amount q Its capital stock and to ztend the acops
Of its business under. b. Virtus o. and IN confom
ify with the prOEidons q ehapt9 Il q the Gods
q Law q the District Of Columbia
CLARENCE p. KING.
u. Z. AILES.
GEO. TRUESDELL.
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
CHARLES J. BELL,
W. p. HAM.
CLARENCE r NoRNrENr,
wM LOEB, Jr..
WM B. HIBBs.
tS-N DirS1osa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-27
COOLER WEATHER IN
CANADA HURTS WHEAT
Heavy Feeling on Chicago
Board of Trade, With
Lower Prices.

CHICAGO. June 26.--Cooler weather In
Canada with rain at several points tended
to bring about a heavy feeling today In
the wheat pit. Closing prices were to
t@sc under last night. Latest trading
left corn at an advance of to ! @ac,
oats off TO &C. and provisions unchanged
TO 12s to 1oc higher.
Pressure on the wheat market came
almost entirely from professional specula-
tors. There were predictions that the
movement OF newly harvested wheat in
Oklahoma would be on liberal scale next
week. September fuctuated between
81 .03f n 1.04sm1 ,04i, with the close steady
at s1ot3, decline Of a9sc compared with
YESTERDAY
Persistent buing by prominent bulls
made the corn market take an upturn in
the last half OF the day.
September ranged from ia to 723c, clos
ing firm sMic up to I2t@723c. Cash
grades were In fair demand. No. yellow
was quoted at 12a@76c.
Cheap. offers Of new oats from Okla
homa. for July delivery here had de-
pressing effect September ranged from
39s1S to 4oic, with last sales &c net lower
at 294c.
A larger. run OF hogs here and west
eased provisions at first but Chicago
packers absorbed the pit supplies IRON,
outsi6e sources and led to rally, Pork
gained most, 5 to i25115c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-27
NEW HIGH RECORDS
BY THE STANDARD STOCKS
illinois Central Disappoints the Wall Street Bear
Contingent by Declaring the Regular
Semi-Annual Dividend.
By Thomas c. Shotwell.

real tobacco trust now. sold up to 5ol
and IT was reported unoffIcially that It
stood a good chance OF getting an exclu-
sive contract TO supply all the tobacco for
Russia. The buying was evidently for IN
side account as was that In cigar stores
American and Liggett. Myers, all OF which
sold at the highest prices ever touched.
Texas OIL and general electric made high
records for the year.
Illinois Central disappointed the bears
by declaring the regular semi annual divi-
dend at the per cent rate. The payment
is justified. however. because the small
earnings Of the last six months are the
result OF q strike and OF q record flood
Of the Mississippi, combination that can
hardly happen again. The crop conditions
in Illinois Central territory are ideal and
record earnings are confidently expected
for this year. The earnings OF Atchison
for May gave confidence to the street
The disaffection that was shown on
Tuesday over the failure Of Anaconda 5
directors to increase the dividend van
ished today but II was felt the money
would be worth more In the treasury than
In the pockets OF tho stockholders. De-
claring OF increased dividends is wasteful
In time like the present when there
is no speculative excitement Three months
from now dividend increases will be ap-
preciated by the market folks, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit will increase It's dividend
The copper companies may be expected to
advance their dividends all along the line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-27
New York Provisions,

NEW YORK, Juno 2s.-Flour steady, With a
moderate trade. Receipts. 1880 barrels: ship
mouts. 7i7s barrels
Wheat-Spot Irregular. No. red Slls elevator.
domestic hesis. ard export siisx T. O. b. a1ost
10 arrive: NO. northern Duluth, SfeI Z O h
snoat Futures we're easy lower chblcs and
favorable crop ndvtces. but the absence OF rain
N the spring wheat States checked tbe decline
Closing prices were Irregular at sc decline =,
isc not advance. July ciosed at ~ itE. septe,n.
Der closed OF sI.ooTs; December closod az 81 lol.
Receipts. 5000 huSheis
Hopb easy: state. medium 10 choice 1911 ana
toc; Pacife coast. old. 159cIc,
Hides STEADY,
LAT tha,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-27
rs BETTER, BUT
h MARKET IS DULL
[,,,, in Quotations for
4, Causes Hopeful Feel
| ing in Wall Street.
kD IS SENT TO PARIS
ts Given Little Consid-
L,an by Spectators;
4 Bonds in Demand.

,oeg. June 2s.-Deveiopments
~, Importance In today's dull
-. stock market included the
80. price advances in certain
u ,,,,rles OF steel and Iron by
4, :, N. leading Independent lead
4, ,,othsr 100000 gold export
u. y,,srest IN the action OF the
r.,.,r, was based largely on the
Z. "A, higher prices seemed 10
a., hy trade conditions. Wheth-
.r.hd States Steel corporation
!. s,,loy the lead OF Its agSres-
..,i,ors was not disclosed.
| |'.Is,onaI gold shipment TO the
-s,,,I making si.000.000 so far
= dn,btless had Its genesis in
mors potent than the mere
srtIen exchange. II Is stu
r.s Germany is To be the ulti-
,.5isatlon Of the precious metal
- protests are accepted with
| sseystion. , -.
-.7t,sal considerations. Gains OF
IRE registered by many active
/ I ia early dealings. while some
~ moved in q sensational man
81 A high record for American
N Electric issues and certain
IN retailers. such as Louisville
>,fls and Norfolk & Western.
rfss up. with further improve
s,ssr groups under the lead of
10 strengthened the entire list
'-lresd moderately buoyant
refolk G. Western convertible
~ ,he feature Of the bond de-
Z. for the day, with a two-point
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