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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-11

ers hammered the market freely and
without any apparent reason excepting
complete lack OF support and market
closed at bottom. We think copperB can
oe safely bought on any further weak
ness in the morning.
Logan g. Bryan, New York-It looks
very much as though a better selling
level was provided by tho moderae up
TURN In our market during the forenoon.
which resulted from the strength OF
9merican issues In London. For time
prices held steady with more or less
scattered realizing in evidence, but In
the last hour the pressure became quite
heaVy and on the downturn quite a few
stop orders were uncovered, which tend
ed TO accelerate the downward move
ment- Money rates, especially for the
long period. were flrmer with offers light
and demand rather displayed a disposi-
tion to harden.
The Steel corporations statement Of
unhlled tonnage while somewhat better
than expected, failed to impart strength
In the Steel shares; in fact, as a market
influence. II had practically no effect
We have stated for quite some time
substantial interests do not appear In
cllned to encourage enthusiasm on the
buying side; In fact. as we have said they
advised "A cautious attitude and advocated
Tightening Of long accounts. All of the
above Is In face Of what seems TO be IA :
vorable market conditions. but apparent
ly there is something under the surface
In connection with politics and also with
the tendency toward hardening In money
rates which Will have to be reckoned will,
as Immediate market influences.
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WHEAT PRICES CO Up
ON DAMAGE REPORT
Storm in Minnesota Works to
Advantage of Bulls in Chi
cago Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Fear that storm
damage in Minnesota would prove serious
had bracing effect today on the price
OF wheat, The market closed steady lac
10 1.c higher than last night.
Wheat pursued an eratic course until
details OF storm Injury In Minnesota
caught the attention OF the crowd. The
market opened firm on the government
report showing farm reserves the small
9ss@9SEc to sl.0Oi. with last sales at
81 OOt. a rise of 1sc net compared with
yesterday.
Hot winds In central and western
Kansas were held responsible for over
turning bearish sentiment in the corn pit
Much of the early depression appeared
due to the government report confirming
estimates OF yield far In excess OF last
seasons crop. September varied from
SIC 10 69i0 692c, closing tc up at 6SsQ
6ssc. Cash grades steady. No. yellow
73@73ic.
oats reacted with wheat and corn.
Short sellers who had been enthusiastic
about the huge crop promised In the
Washington estimates were In STAN
pede 10 cover before the upturn In other
cereals had attained full headway. out
side limits reached for September were
35lc and 36sc, with the finish 59ic on
at 3j9c.
Provisions went the way or quotations
for grain-sagglne under free sales and
then rallying with vim Lard LED IN
the late advance and wound up 1Tsc to
lTJ@ 2Oc dearer than last night, with pork
aud bacon more expensive by Ihc 10 l9c'
7,xcr or TIE LEADING FUTURES.
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low prices and will now sit back and
wait tor low prices again. The same
theory was the basis Of great deal az
unfortunate short selling Of cotton about
TWO weeks ago. Ali signs point TO rec
ora demand FOR steel in the next twelve
months The weakness OF steel is also
PROBABLY due largely to the Forthcoming
report OF this Stanley commission. At
least ono expert who helped STANLEY is
snort or steel and is talking of heavy
drop.
Copper metal was up in London, nearly
all OF the speculative decline being re-
the early trading, but they lost with the
others when the late decline swept over
the market
With publication OF the steel figures,
copper report and crop report. ali the
good things that were expected have
been made public and still the market
hangs heavy, This Is encouraging to tho
bear party which Is supposed to have
Boston leadership The only other In
huence that could account for the decline
Is politics. Leading bankers believe poll
tics can have no bad influence because It
would be impossiblue to have things in a
more chaotic state politically.
Improvement OF the crop conditions
since the date Of gathering the informa-
tion for the government report is great
and a much larger corn crop than fore
casted is expected.
Owing to the lateness Of the corn crop
the report this year should property be
compared with a report taken last year
the middle OF June instead Of at the end
OF the month Reports received today
from, experts In the fields are extremely
optimistic
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WALL STREET OPTIMISTIC
AS REGARDS THE FUTURE
Prlces Inclined to Sag for Various Reasons, but
Politics Not Enumerated as
One of Them.
By Thomas G.. Shotwe]l.
" international News Service.

ny International News Service
n rEW YORK, July 0,-Dissappoint-
ment over the government corn
vi crop caused some selling Of stocks
today and moro were sold on re-
ports of frost In the spring wheat
pclt oi the far northwest. The result
WAS a weak market In the afternoon.
me close was near the lowest prices
with some material net declines on rec
oro The tobacco shares suffered most
american Tobacco declining points
trading was most active at the low
prices. The advance of grains Of from
half a cent to a cent and half a bushel
and the early rise Of q. dollar bale in
cotton seemed to confirm the position Of
the stocl; sellers
Norfolk G. Western was the one nota-
bic exception to the market trend Ad-
vance reports OF earnings We're In circu-
lation and these figures inspired heavy
purchases by a Philadelphia firm. The
price rose two points, but half OF this
was lost In the last hour Of trading.
Rumor persists that the Pennsylvania
railroad is buying Norfolk stock,
The steel orders were no surprise but
the calmness with which the market re-
ceived them was disappointing. In spite
RIAL the unified orders are increased.
The reason for their failure to influence
prices was probably the publication OF
the statement by an authority on iron
that the demand has fallen off since the
beginning OF the new year. This falling
on comes every year and was expected,
but it Is attracting more attention this
time. because II is supposed that con-
sumers have filled their requirements at
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further Information.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake county, state of Utah
In the matter of the dissolution Of the
Castle Cato Coal. Coke and Mining
company.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order OF the district court,
in and for Salt Lake county. state Of
Utah, made on the ith day of May. 1919,
In the matter of the dissolution OF the
Castle Gate Coal. Coke and Mining COM
pany, a corporation, the undersigned, the
duly appointed. qualified and acting re-
ceiver OF all the assets OF said corpora
highest bidder for cash, lawful money OF
the United States. and subject to con-
firmation by said district court Of Salt
Lake county, state Of Utah. on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of July, 1912, at 8
o'clock a. M, at the west front door Of
the Joint City and County building. Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-11
||jD CROP PROSPECT
lbs STOCK MARKET
.uer,ment Report of Tues
by Used as Lever to Push
Prices Upward.
IS IN AMALGAMATED
pper Metal, However, Is
hesedingly Sensitive, With
Sales at Concessions.
{ IN AMALGAMATED

Work.. July l0.-The govern
,ssort published yesterday was
lever with which to move
onward. in the early part OF to-
4 stock market session,
4 ,sfurns seem to convey the i'm
L. fhat the more important cereals
"a axceedingly well and II was
nv assumed further Improvement
n since the official figures were
"a There was a brisk rise in
mated copper in early trading
r. a measure on improved condi-
shroad but the metal remains eX-
q sensitive with indications OF a
& attended speculation. sales or
4 were reported here today at
"A seventeen cents which allows for
'5 margin OF profit but suggests the
shst concessions are being made at
opportunity. =.
~ was the publication OF the United
4 steel corporations statement OF
"a tonnage on hand June 80.
4 showed an increase OF 5e.36S tons
Inn nreceding month, the grand to-
>sIng 5.sO7.346 tons, a figure which
onss has been exceeded in almost
years. ,
1ts ,Indsrtone was strong az the out
~ later all leading Issues sold off
'sitatelv lowest prices being register
t.hs last hour 10 the accompaniment
-asIderable activity.
,snn where money and discounts
4 6rmer was not a factor here. trad
hi that account not exceeding Few
md shares. albeit on the selling
I. hond market was lower and gen
Ireeular. Total sales tpar value)
szsted S3.72s, 600. III
IIfed states bonds unchanged on call
Closing Stock List.
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Omaha.
cnIIr,JJ OMAHA, ,Jul

SOUTH OMAHA. July 1o'-Cattle re-
ceipts, 1900: market active. stronger; ma
tive steers. S625d9.lb; cows ana oEGe nete,s. ss
SS.SY@ Tc%as steers tee s46o@e3o. range COWS and
heifers. sS.OO@6.oo: Gamers. s?'5ogtsaS' g
stockers and feeds. sioo@6'59;, 7SG5s ealyes es
'II|nes.Receipts, 5000: market &c high
eri Heavy. s7.1o@7. 30: mixed. 1'2oGISO;
light T.15G7.36: pigs. s6.oo@7,oo; bulk or
Sasss; assshs.;eSn-Receipts. 5000. market strong,
yanrIinss s5.501G.00; wetbers, S45O@b.oo;
-. "a T5mI9s: lambs. S7.15GS.00.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1o.-Cattle-Recelpts
IA 900; market steady 10 1oc up, Beev"s,
s5.6oG97o. Texas steers SI,svgi :, "a ~
feeders, sa0O@s.75; cows and heifers:
s2.S5a S 90; calves. ss.oo@o.oo.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. market strong
&c IA 90 TX Hheavv' s7o6@7.72a; rough.
S7o5@7.7o; pigs. s5.S5@7so; bulk Of sales.
sheep-ReceIpts. 5000: market n: attcr, strong
60 75I5.55: yearIings, si,75m6.T5t lambs.
naive. s4,750S.15: western, s5.o0gs.25.
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bulish Interpretation OF the government rspot
and hrm cables eased on favorable private reports
on the crop outlook, but again rallied on cover
ing and tho light movement closing A6Sc net
higher; July closed si134; September. sI.o5; De.
cernber. S107h.
Hops, easy
Hides and petroleum. stoady.
Wool. quiet
Raw sugar. steady: uuscovado 80 tost: ccn-
trifugsl. os tsst. 3.77cg moias.es SO test 2oac
Refined steady.
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NEW, YORK, July 1o.-copper-Easy;
standard. spot and July. 16.50@17; Au-
gust, l6a0i7; September 16a@1ss, elec-
trolytic, I7s@17s; lake, III casting. 1s1,
Tin-Firm, spot, a. 4b44a SO: July,
A. 1904 62b; August, AZ. 1904 so.
Lead-Firm; 4.60@4.7o.
Spelter-FIrm, 1907 40.
Antimony-Cookson's, S.12s.
Iron-Steady; unchanged.
Exports OF copper this month, eISs
tons. London copper easy; spot, G74
15s. futures, s75 l2s Cd.
Local sales tin. IS tons. London tin
firm; spot E2o2 los; futures, 219T,
London lead. Els 7s Sd.
London spelter. s4B.
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 5ss Cd In
London.
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BEARS HAMMER AWAY
AT MARKETS EAST

James A. Pollock Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following: received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon: :. -
Paine. Wepber & Co. Boston--Markets
opened strong, rejecting the advance In
London and Improvement In metal quota,
tions abroad Hancock. North Butte ana
norts Of new strikes at these proper
ties. Monthly steel tonnage statement
was favorable but in the last hour trad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-11

Lake City Utah. the following de-
scrbed real estate belonging to said
Castle Gate Coal, Coke and Mining COM
pany situated In Carbon county and
state Of Utah. and described as follows.
to wit:
Lots and 7. and the east half Of the
southwest quarter Of section 8. town
ship 13 south range 10 east, Salt Lake
meridian JAMES H. WOLFE.
Receiver Of Castle Gate Coal Coke and
Mining company d3411
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New York Bonds.
GVaporated Fruits.

17ics NJ. july 1o.-Evsporeted apples. qjiet
y ione ono'nally unchanged; on spot fancy.
nsa. s..ho choice. 5Ioe: primo. 7tad7Mc.
|1atn s1T, sc 10 esc for oreRonr
n ,,.noaay; choice. l1Eal2c. e1trv
Nj sr;i1c: fancy. I2ditc.
nv ne fancy. 7isgoc.
b 10 t.nso'tIef; ioorn muBcstelg. bM5hg.
Insansaanvy ,eedcd. SEas,.c. seedlcsE, g,.d
'" layers. 81 ioofI rs.
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c,ondition of Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-At the oesinn'Ss Q.
iossy the condition OF tho United s's'sA
treasury vof' q. A., ,ro
,.,, hslnnce in treasury Offices - ssgi 80,
M"rA'nn ard philippine trcosurJ.." se'.oa.g,s
Total r. Of the general fund is'-''''- i'e lea SoS
R.eeipts yesterday wore-'''''r''" ann 6SSy sGt
~. ,rrre .....,...,s.. " no1''"o'
bosost 20 date this fsesl yeoT 80 % ,,u,a ,ast
,rotnst n donclt OF sS.66e.Ss5 NJ s"'h ''''
year. ,,a. Panama canal and public
doht transactions.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, July ~ iGmsutiieF ,rIes q s4s STEADY
c' T,,,e sfeadv: receipts. 1888 cases at
,naTk n5 cases included. 15s@lsac; ordinary
iiIn'S nrsts, iec; firsts, 1Ilc ,,,a,svc. twins
Cheese firm; daissss' h1aerlSss iSs i0'fH5s 'fH5sSI59c:
long horns. l5k0i63c,
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yGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
CASH QUOTATlONS.

Cash quotations follows; Flour els,
Dir to choice n,sltlpg ose9psI.o7. timothy ace
s7 6oaa 90: clover s5cod SIT. oo5le 90: mess por'
SIS eS@Ie 37t.; lard. In ticTce, slo.es snort ITO
d.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. July 1o.--Money on call
firm S@Ss per cent: ruling rate, per
cent; closing bid. 81 per cent; offered at
81 per cent
cent; ninety days. 80 per cent: six months.
4f64i per cent.
Close:
Prime mercantile paper, 4364s per cent:
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at So So for SIX
ty-day bills and at s4.s7. 40 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.Sas.
Bar silver, Gle.
Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds, irregular.
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MAUI York Provisions.

Nrv YORK. July 10. Flour stosay' "''
m29srao sDot Arm: No red. iiidls eieTa s' IA
,or donestc bsas 30 arrive ,,srp sha srv pulutb
,'I1s,, roh ,rort Fuurc opener NJ" y"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-11
GRAIN G1ATISTlCS.

Total cIcaranccs OF wheat and aour were equal
10 Is, 900 hushels. Primary receipts were 2pHooD
bushelr compared With i,2ll.o0o bpobels the cor
responding day year ago. Estimated receipA
,or fomorrnv: Wheat II cars. corn. 1fa carB
ostg ot cars: hogs. II, 900 boad
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Flax, Barley and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 1o-oats. No.
white. f7847Ac
Rye. No. ., 6S07oc.
Bran In 1o0-pound sacks. s20.50921
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS. July 1o.-wool. steady Medium
eradcH, combng and clothing .3h32ec. light ma
lsG2lc: heavy fne 13FIsc; Tub washed 268s5c
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For Yellowstone park information
call Wasatch $40,
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Cotton Market

NEW YORK July Io-cottou closed steady. net
4 to II points hIEheT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-07-11

Sec 20 Be it futher ordained; that
the grantee shall furnish gas to all con-
sumers living within three hundred feet
of any of the mains of the grantee, the
grantee to make all necessary extern
sions and connection within reasonable
time after being requested so to do by
any such inteding consumer, and for
failure so to do it shall be subject to a
penalty of one dollar $500 per day to
be recovered by such consumer before
any court of law or equity, within sixty
days after such written reqnes t, the
grantee to have at least sixty days to
make extensions and connections. Elk
tensions to be made to the property
line.
Sec. 81 he it futher ordained; that
should five intending consumers on any
one street within distance of one thous-
and feet of any Of the grantees mains,
demand that the grantee extend its
pipes for the purpose of supplying gas to
such intending consumers, then it shall
be the duty of the grantee to ma Ike such
extensions and connection so as TO furn-
ish gas ut the prices hereinbefore set
out, and upon its failure to so extend
it's pipes and mains within ninety days
after the written request to said five in
tending consumers, accompanied by
their guarantee to take and use gas for
Il period of at least twelve months, then
the grantee shall be subject to penalty
of two dollars $4,000 per day, to be re-
covered in any court of law or equity
by such intending consumer, unless such
connections aremade within ninety days
after the receipt OF such written re-
quest and guarantee.
Sec, %. BE it futher ordained; that
a recovery against the grantee under
sections 81 and %, or either of them,
the event intending consumers make
written requests for extensions and con
nectionS, subsequent to the institution
of any action for the recovery of the
penalty or penalties provided for in said
sections. But such intending consumer
or consumers, may bring an action for
each and every failure of the grantee IT,
comply with the written request or re-
quests for extensions and connections.
Sec. 30. Be it futher ordained; That
this ordnance take effect from and after
its passage, the welfare Of the city de.
it.
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City Transfer Co.
PRIMARY BOARDS
HAVE BEEN NAMED

The State Primary Board has com.
pleted its work and has announced the
county primary boards for tie ninety
six counties of the state for the Au-
gust primary election. In the next
few days the county boards will meet
and organize and appoint the election
officers for The various wards and dis
tricts of their counties.
The list of county boards as announc
ed by the State Primary Board includs
the following:
Carter county.-Dr A. J. Campbell,
n. t. Perry, Wild Hyder, Elizabeleton.
J. J. Morrell Watauga Valley; N. t.
q. Simerly, Hampton.
Unicoi county-D. s. Ryburn, f.
Sans, j. f. Draper, Erwin; DIR. +. e..
Hannum, Unicoi; William PEBBLES,
Marbleton.
Washington county Thad A. Cox,
T.. G. Reeves. George Campbell, John
SCI Cily;J. s. Prichett, g. G. Hale,
JoEesboro.
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BUSINESS
is GROWING
BETTER

Every day our trade increaS-
es and we are adding new Gus
TONERS who are well pleased.
We save you money because
we don't have the expense of
delivery, bookkeeping, collect
ing and high rents.
WATCH OUR PRICES
2 boxes toothpickS for.
Whistle salt fish. ...................5c
10c can baked beans. SC
10 can huCkleberrieS, each. &C
Granulated sugar, per lb.,.....6c
Good compound lard, lb. lille
Flour and chop at wholesale
prices.
Fresh meats. We carry the
best line in the city with good
experienced men to cut it and
we save you two cents a pound
on the best cuts of steak, Fresh
fish. We receive them every
day and they are the best fish
for the price we have ever seen.
Prices frun from &c to &c per
pound. They are cheaper than
any other meat you can buy.
New tomatoes, ID. .10c
New Bakery. We are put
ting in clean, sanitary bakery
and will sell you the best bread
you ever bought for less money
than you have been paying.
Our bakery will be ready in
a few days.
We want your trade and we
will save you money on nearly
every item you buys
You can reduce the cost of
living.
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Sh Store
107 West Main St.
Pdrdue Hotel BUILDING
REAPING BENEFIT.
From the Experience of John
son City People.

We are fortunate indeed to be able to
profit by the experience of our neigh
bors. The public utterances of Johnson
City residents on the following subjects
will interest and benefit thousands Of
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No better proof can be had
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City, Tenn, says: About year ago |
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Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
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Deafness Can Not Be Cured

by local applications. as they can not reach the
diseased portion of the car. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining of the
eustachian tube. When this tube is infamed
you have a rumbling found or imperfect hear
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its norman
condition hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of deafness caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free =. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o
Sold by druggists, 7bc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
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CARNIVAL TO BE
HELD AT HAMPTON,

The people Of Hampton, together
with the help of the citizens of the
surrounding country, have agreed on
August nth, rs the day 10 celebrate
and entertain their friends from the
surrounding towns and cities.
On that date the Braemar Carnival
will be celebrated, which will consist
of running races, potato races, baseball,
and other athletic games. They will
also open their new concrete swimm-
ing pool, which will be the scene Of
swimming races of every description,
which will be followed by band
concert. In the evening the new
outdoor dancing pavilion will be open
ed, which will be located in the
beautiful park. There will be dancing,
band concerts, and fire works in the
evening.
Special trains are 10 run from Bris-
toll, johnson City, Bluff City, Eliza
bethton, and other points, which will
allow persons TO return from Hamp-
ton, in the evening after the carnival
is over.
A meeting was held last night to
develop plans to make the Braemar
Carnival a credit TO East Tennessee,
at which time the following officers
were selected:
j. d. Vanhuss, chairman; Jos. Har-
din, Secretary; J. f. Nave, Treasurer;
x. HI. johnson, press agent.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Committee on entertainment: l.. ID.
Gasteiger, chairman; Paul 8. vii.
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