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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
WHEAT MARKET Up
ON RUSSIAN NEWS
More Than a Million Bushels
Bought in Brief Time by
Bullish Spectators.

CHICAGO Dec. S0.-S,atementS that
Russia had resumed the massnE OF
troops on her southwestern frontier gave
the wheat market today brisk upturn
The close was nervous at figures varying
from shade decline TO &c gain.
More thsn q million bushels OF wheat
were bought In q brief time by bullsh
spectators as a result OF the warlkc ad-
vices about Russia and assertions that
Rumania had begun again TO mobilize.
The resulting advance carried prices
from the low point of the session TO the
top.
Increased estimates or tho Argentine
export surplus had previously wiped out
an early gain which the wheat market
had scored in consequence OF light world
shipment. a bulge In the visible supply
total was also tending to give the bears
advantage until sentiment had quick
change on account OF the war news.
Moisture over the winter wheat belt
prevented the July option from sharing
ia the general advance. MAY. the leading
month, ranged from 9ic 10 9i3@0lSc, With
last sales &c net higher at silc.
Wet weather put back the corn mar
ket. despite increasing stocks. May
closed nt 4asc. Cash grades wero steady.
Oats gave evidence OF congestion In the
December delivery. May closed at 32ic,
In the provision trade. packers were
credited with absorbing nearby offerings.
At the close prices were SC 70 ilsc net
higher. except for nearby deliveries OF
lard. which were Off 2ic TO oc.
I Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the Con-
tInental Life Insurance. & Investment
company. a Utah corporation. VIII be
held az the office or said company, 500
Mccormick block. Salt Lake city, Utah. on
the itth day OF January, i9lS; at 10
i. To consider and take action upon
the question OF amending that portion, OF
OF said company, which reads rs follows.
The officers OF this corporation shall
81. board Of twenty-five (25) dIrec-
tors, seven CD of whom shall constitute
q quorum
So that the same when and az amended
"The officers OF this corporation shall
"1. board OF hfteen Q5) directors,
seven Cd of whom shall constitute
2. For the purpose of considering and
taking ASTON qp99 the me anesI@ neas o. Of neo1
poration OF said company so that the
same when and as amended shall read as
follows:
Immediately after tho election of Of
flcers 10 be held In January. 1913 there
class TO consist Of Ave 90 members. The
first class shall hold office for the term
OF one year, the second class shall hold
third class shall hold office for the term
OF three years. and commencing with the
year 1914 all directors erected shall hold
office for the term OF three years"
3. For the purpose OF eTecting directors
TO fill any and all vacancies existing Ia
the board OF directors.
e. To elect a president. vice pre3l-
dent. O. secretary and a treasurer, for the
{. For the purpose OF considering and
taking action upon the question OF re-
pealing, changing. modifying and amend
Ing the bylaws OF this corporation.
6. To transact such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN DERN,
President Continental Lie Insurance g.
Investment Company.
w. v. RICE.
Secretary Continental Life Insurance q
Investment Company.
(Seal) ml5oI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

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WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS
stockhoIders' Special Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF Walker
Brothers Bankers. a corporation. Will be
had and held at the office OF said cor
poratlon, No. III South Main street.
(Walker Bank buidingl. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Saturday, tho l1th day Of jan
uary. 1918. al the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
on said day.
Said meeting will be had and held. for
tho purpose OF considering. and II ap-
proved, adopting: % An amcndmen to
article OF the articles or incorporation
o! said corporation. SO as 20 increase
the capital stock Of the corporation from
$3.50. 900 20 $500 600, divided into 5000
shares Of the par value OF 800 each. o.
An amendment 20 article g Of said artl-
ces. so as 10 increase and make the
number OF directors OF said corpora ton
fifteen instead OF nine.
said stockholders meeting Is called
pursuant TO "a resolution OF the board a!
directors OF said Walker Brothers Bank
ers.
z. o. HOWARD.
m 2l15 Secretary.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec. sG.-Flogr. quiet.
Receipts. %. goo. Shipments, 1900 bar
gelE
whest-Spot. arm 40. red tl.0l
nominal. elevator. AMI fl-pS lob ahcat
nominal; No. ! northern Duluih. sc Ic.o,
anoat
Futures steady ~ tho start on the
cables, gagged on the Visible. but rallied
on covering and export sales. closing :c
net higher Export sales were nifty loads
December closed g5Sc: May. 81 l-l6H
g5Tc. closed. 95ic. Receipts. l12 .0oC
bushels: shipments. 40 900 bushels.
Hops, STEADY.
Hides, easy.
Petroleum, steady.
Wool. quiet
Raw sugar. quiet; uu-coyado, 80 test
:. Csc: centrifugal. SO test. 5.i5c: mo-
asscs, 50 test, ..9sc. Refined. quiet
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Real Estate Transfers.

Charles Sharp and wife 10 Sarah
Bennett part OF section go. town
ship ? south. range ] east. >
Mrs, u. L. MattoG 10 J. -, Mattox,
part OF lot .. block 81. plat B..
Edward King and wife TO Joseph
II Dansie, lots 81 and 3S. block
l6, Poplar Grove ................. p
A freeman 10 w. Freeman. lot 10,
block /, Winfield subdivision -.
G. LavaguiUo end wife te W. Il.
Calderwood, part OF lot s. block
IL, plat T. ................... ~
Edward d. Swan and wife TO Jo-
seph NJ Whltlock. part OF lot
IL and all OF lots u and 1S. block
; Paradise addition ...,.s...... 5St .
Christopher Aston and wife 10
Cynthia 4. Field, part OF lot IS.
block Is, hve-acre plat 4 49,. 90
Harry Lawrence ct al, TO Addison
Cain. lot 6. block ., subdivision
OF block So plat - ...s.........,.
Frank 6. Chambers and wife TO
Joseph Yuhas, lot Il, block \.
Chambers's townslte......... o.. ll'.5
Kimball & Richards TO Howard
Dunn. lots liI7 and 11Is. HiSb
land Park, plat \ ............ 90
KIlnball S Richards To Austin D,
Has, lots ESQ. 9Sl and 9S2, High
land Park, plat 4 ...:....;-;.,.. .
r. b Wlcks TO kimball & Rich
ards. lot IL. Southsate Park
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ASSESSM ENT NO. I

O, X silver Mining s. Milling company,
principal place OF business. salt Lake
City. Utah. location OF mines Indian
Springs. Tooclo county. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that AZ meet
ing OF the board Of directors OF the .. Is.
silver Mining & Millipg company, held
on the a3rd day OF December 1912. as
sessment No OF one-duarteT ClD cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. Issued and out
standing. payable immediat=l TO the rec
retary at his office. 1885 Beck street.
sait Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday. the Goth
day OF January. 1918. vii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment IS made before. will
be sold on Thursday. tho 20th Gay OF
February, 1918. al 10 O'Clock a. IN, AT the
conpa ny's officc. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs or advertising and expense OF sale.
II. ". HOLT. Secretary.
First publication. December -, 1912.
m3is9
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rs Of STOCKS
|I|D|NG DOWNWARD
tpg, Steel and Union
;fc Sold Lower on
of Exchange.
Hole LIST VERY WEAK
I,,amated Copper Only
Er,ption TO Rule; Call
Money Easy.
4, yens Service.

,.,si News Service.
ropK Dec. 50.-TradeTs took
"a, .odsy in the early dealings
.,,..t selling Reading. Steel and
,,,fc down fractionaiiy. Com
A ,.,,as were without orders and
s',n branch OF the London mar
l,:0.s~ sSsy closing tortnishtiy set
Y. "a took no interest in our
l., ,-Ices recorded In the frst
Sc traders the opinion that
p,a again touch a high rate on
T.,s was mistake In judS.
:, ,bS cali money market on the
.r-S on, 10 be quiet and unlnter-
trs.r.Tals ~ OF loans we're made 81
very little disturbance oc-
4 : srokers' loans and the lack Of
n ,.ourht the lenders IL The com =
Il s,nTinr the rate down 10 2b per
a, D. close.
.,rs rate Of IL per cent. touched
~, has racted funds 10 this
y. peak OF the money market
- asscd. II rates do not be-
80; ana funds are not offered in
4 riuulp, other reasons VIII have
',sIrned than the warning 10 pre-
|sr he end OF tho year dishurse-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

GET RID or THAT COLD ~ HEAD
Rub me ia well and ! viii cure your cold
!n no time says the Little Doctor.
The Little Doctor Mac Lareu's Mus
tard Ceratc. applied twice a day, givcE
quick and sure relief il stops a head
head. Sore Throat, COncestcd Lunr.s.
Neuralgia, P!eurisy. Lumbs go. sun
Joints Sore Muscles. etc. Aftcr trying
Mac Lsrens MUSTARD CEEATE YOU
VIII forever be convinced of It's wonderful
curative powers. For gale AZ all good
druggists IN 2ic and soc jars. Free sam
pies sent on request Mac Laren Drug
Co. Cleveland. Ohio. or Los Angeles, Cal
DEMAND MAC LAREN'S. Look sor the
trademark. (Advertiscment)
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3o.-Cattle-Receipts
%. 600: market, steady. Beevcs. So. 70F1
o5; Texas steers s4G095.So: western
steers, Sc 7567 60: stoclers and feeders.
"a, o5d7 40: COWS and heifers. s. 2.75G7.5O.
calves. So 50mt0. 30.
Ilogs-Rccelpts 1000: market. strong.
heoyy 81 72Sd7.6o; rough. sT.lo@T. so
pics. So. 4O2795; bulk OF sales. s. ES
7,5o.
Native 81. sd6rB 30; western, 81 .25St5 SO.
vearIinga. s6d7. 90: Iambs. native Sf.ioF1
6. Is; western. $5.f56s.75.
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COPPER BEGINS THE
WEEK UNCHANGED
Lead Quotations Also Remain
at the Old Figure; Spelter
Steady; Tin Firm.


NEW YORK. Dec. So.-copper-Firn,.
standard spot aud December. January
and February. Sl7O0gl7.37: March, sI7.G0
a. TO; electrciytic. sl1G2@1IS7: lake,
SlE52dltSi. castings. slLoJVITS7
Iln-Fr nm: spot and December $50 60
= a5o:SI January. ;50.25 ajQ.5O; February.
$5O12m5031.
Lead-Flrn. s320aa3o
Spelter-Steady. SZ2067..o
Antimony-Cnsettled; Cooksons, $1,000
alQ.3o.
1ron--Quict; No. enorthern. SI8.5Od,
1900; No. ? northern. $4,000 ls 80; No i
southern, SIS c5@ 1900; No. southern
soft. Sis.254iS.50
Copper arrivals. 2olo tons. Exports
this month, :22s tons. London copper.
hrrn: spot, SO 5s; futures. Ell IS Cd
London tin. steady; spot. e22o los;
futures. e229 los.
London lead. els.
London spelter. e26 los.
lron-Clcveland warrants, SIS Cd In
London.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 30.-Cattle-Rc'
eelpts, 25.OOr including 1000 southeTns
market, steady and strong; Native steers,
&C .506g o5; southern steers. S5nI 90
sonthern cows and heiCerss $2.50GGG. %
native cows and heifers. s. .6Oa6; stock
erg and feeders. $56T 80: bulls, 81 iod
G. 50: calves. $GHi0: western steers 50. %
6s. western cows, SO .756I5. 80.
Uocs-Recelpts 1000. market 1Oc high
OF. Bulk. 81 eOn7 40: heavy. 81, +od Z. 50
hackers and butchers. E. .2I6T,i 40; light
81, ,10GI7. So, pigs. SO. 5066.5O
Shccp-Recciuts. 5000; market. Ste3dE
uuitons. 81 S5m5.a5. lambs, Sc. .30aS. so
range wcthers and yearlinss. S0T.50
range owes, S3G4.75.
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Now York Money.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3e.-Money on call
easier; highest, per cent: lowest q
ruling rate, Z: last loan. %; closing bid
T.imn loans. weaker: sixty days. 6 pet
cent and ninety days. %: six months, %
9ai. ,,
e,orlin- exchange irmcr. with actua
,,.,vass ", bankers bills at $iSl foi
sixty-day bills and at si,S5.io for de-
mand ION,
Rar silver. G2ic.
Mexican dollars, &ec,
Government bonds, irni
T,nyoad honds, irregular
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Coffee Fntures Steady.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-Corce futures
closed steady, with last sales 10 l.
points net hisher. sales. loG'5o bags.
J1uuary. 11l5c. February lS.tIc;
March. 1850; April. ; soc MAY, i3.7Sci
juno. 1850; July. I3.scc: August. 1880;
September. October and November. lt.0ic
spot. quiet; RIO No. :. 1870; santos No.
E. l5ac. Niild, quiet: Ccrdova7 l5u lsc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
UTAH'S BANKS SHOW
GAIN IN RESOURCES
Report Filed by Secretary OF
State Bears Evidence of
Business Growth.

{. ;. TinSeY secretary of state. yes
'erdaE Issued a recapitulation atatemen,
showing the resources and ligbilities o,
'he one private bank and ssvcnty-seven
state banks IN Utah at the clos. o,
business November 30. as compared "a
The showing made September q. Tho
statement shows an increase In re-
sources OF approx nst.ty g ooo obo
Under tho state law ali baul-. t.r,,,
u,e indiFidual reports with the sc,rctary
ot state at certain intervals. Tho ststr.
nenI ISSUED Yesterday gives the conss'i-
lows. - '''-
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|ulrarnated Up.

|,nra.ed Copper rose sharply 10
n ruDore that largo orders had been
u az the metals. These Tumors
= simultaneously In Boston and
| II but could not be confirmed by
~ producers or the consumers,
|l.aifanls,ed settled back into dull
| AOagh retaining part OF the ad-
|,Gan Pacific was again under
- selling for foreign account APP
"a curing the morning. Earnings
Ia company for November did not
food showiug. Gross increased
while the net Increase was only
rstpnsl Steam Pump declined 1--WE
I &C sales OF 1000 shares and the
- lost seven on transactions OF
1ah 4 thousand. There has not
! rcod market for these shares and
k.ssl report showing j deficit OF
y !y sufficient explanation OF the
b Of ten points in American Ex-
q lAe sale Of 100 shares illus
loS easily and quickly 2 stock
- from the Investment back into
1llllye class. For number OF
! spTess stocks were consid cred
= hreslments.
~ long time the companies were
\ tttat all efforts made toward
ns he parcel post. Undoubtedly
Ess.i companies will be able 10
AnselyeS 10 the changed condi-
- pay dividends when this re-
0l rs complete. In the mean
t.r ,prohts are by no means Sc
eialnIy not on the old basis.
auons IN Steel common were
ttoulatlve significance. Reports
Haifirg continue 10 be highly ia
aud although the furnaces are
q llu capacity, il has been i'm
urn ou, ingots 10 meet the
.-snN OF tle fabrIcators.
sHr Of important returns we're
railroad earnings for. Novem-
ny showed mixed result OF
sa bsses and bad little effect In
is Inc days prices.
Closing Stock List.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. ao.-Cattle-
Eereipts $500 Market steady 20 easier.
Native steers. S6.5oae.5o. cows and hsif.
ers, 81 s0d6so; western steers, $500
and heifers, s3.509G.e5; Gamers, - 25ec
io5. s,ockers and feeders. sLT5V7,7
calves. s60ca 300; bulls stays. etc. $40
"IirS. "IIiIroSc.s-RcceInts, $500. Market. steady
~ strong. Heavy. sT.tJT72j; mixed.
81 7c0 light. ss.az a %, pigs. $3.50
"s-LoonE Pnreirts Il. 600 Market ac-
urn' yearIlngs sS.@o1G.eo; wetters.
"a sod :. 90: ewes. sie5l i.go lambs. s775
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

f{der Nevada Copper company. Prin-
cipal place OF business, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location of mines, Lander county
Nevada
Notice is hereby given that NJ a meot-
ing OF the board OF directors OF the
liider Nevada Copper company. held on
the 10Th day OF November, 1912. assess
ment No. 3 OF onc-half 90 cent per
share was levied upon tho capital stock
OF the corporation. issued and outstand-
Ing. payable imm mediatelY TO the secre-
tary al his office. care OF Mccormick &
Co.'S bank, corner First South and Main
street. Salt Lake City Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. the goth
day or December, 1912. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before. will
be sold on Saturday, the lI.h day OF
January. 1918. NJ 4 o'clock D. M. az the
sEcretarys office to pay the delindueut
assessment thereon. together with the
costs or advertising ana expense OF sale
JNO. ]. MORRIS. Secretary.
First publication November -. 1872.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Maria &C Licenses

Theodore D Crbohns. Glendale. Call
and Estclle Daft. salt Lake.
John Nidic. Midvsle, and Francisla
Proprotnik. Midvale
Claude s Duggan and Fay 3. Brown
Salt Lake.
Wiiford Thomas. Salt Lake. ard Alice
Weddcll. New York city.
Robert Keeton and Annie Bssitt Los
Angeles, Cal.
George L. simmons. Challis. Ida. and
Mary 5. Bowen Beaver Dam. Utah.
Howard a. Nilsson and Lotuc Sorensen,
Salt Lake.
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 30.-Bran. In 100
pound sacks. Elg.50
Flour market. dull and featureleEs: de
mand slow Prices unchanged Ship
mcuts %. 0oO barrels.
Cln wood fob. MinneapollsJ--Firs,
patents, Sfo50 i.35; second patents. So 80
@il5. iirst clears, S2.90nG.9O, second
clears, }2.1O02i0
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Evaporatcd Fruits.

NEW YORK, Dec. -So:.Evaporated ap ap,
pies, quiet; fancy. 75QGe; choice. GAG
''G, ,men p,esneii inactive; CALIFORNIA; up to so
1os sISfbsc; Orcgons. 5l@eic.
kpricots. dull; choice. l0aGi1e; extra
choice lld1iae; tansy So,ds isaas,sss s.Ss,c extra
Raisins, duIf loose nIuSeatels' atgeao
-hoi~c TO fancy seeded, elW6lc; seediess'
5ieIesc: London layers. si.iea i'fS.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW. NEW YORK, PAL
ERMO AND NAPLES
Attractive rates for tickets between New
York and all Scotch. English. Irish. Con-
t!nental and Mediterranean Points. Su-
nerior Accommodation, Excellent Cuisine.
Efficient Service, Apply for Reservation
TO local agent Of Anchor Line or HEN
DERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
ChiaCrO Ill
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Dec. So.-buiter--r1T'n'
ErFS-Irreguiar. Receipts. es0t; fresh
r.rrl5ts. az mark cases included. 22m
&c: refrigerator nTs's ise; hTsts' -
"CSecse-steady. Daisies i6gaiic;
twins Ieldl6l: Young Americas, 1870
10. long horns. ls.c.
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Condition Of Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S0---Tho condi,
ton OF the treasury at the beginning OF
business today was; no en-
Working balance ,-.-...,...-S eS'''~'-u'
In banks and Philippine treas =. ooo Sos
ury 's'-''''' .,..'-n-' -
Total OF general fund ,.'..-... As' go ~ ~
Receipts Saturday -..''.'.'-- g's9ss'ee e5y e5y
Disbursements 80, ''s.--i ,i..e- 90
rho deficit this fiscal year Is LAS;
s against a deficit Of sas,o95,e'' last
TIE figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama canal aho
Tubllc debt tra rausnctions.
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STOCKHOLDERS

THE ANNUAL STOCKHoLDERs
meeting or the Metal Extraction Co.
VIII DO held at the COmpanys Office, 80
Richards ST, salt Lake City, Utah. on
Tuesday. January - 1919. ut 10 a. in.
business TO be considered: Election Of
officers. and consideration OF reports
m96O6 WM. SERVICE. Secy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
First publication November %. lsl.

At a meeting of tho directors o. the
Hider Nevada Copper company, held az
Mccormick a Co.'S bank on Wednesday
the 18th day Of December, 1919. the date
OF delinquency for The payment OF as
sessmcnt No. was extended from De-
cember 60 1912. 10 Wednesday. the eGth
day OF February, 1919.
JNo. J. MORRIS. Secretary.
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Deaths.

December "s Wilfrded A. Goodfellow,
1914 North Third West. aged IS days,
toXemla.
December IS. George II. Brady. 3l7
Ninth East, aged % years, progressive
muscular elroph".
December @S Lulu r. Ford, 75S East
Twelfth South. aged 50 years, consump-
tIOn
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ST Louis Wool

sT. LOUIS. Dec. co.-wooi. steady.
Medium grades. CombiuG and clothing.
GtW26c. Hight nnc, le1.ic. heavy Inc,
lGVlsc: tub washed, ..gSsc.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total ciearanccs OF wheat and -four
were equal TO 67I 900 bushels; primary
receipts were .o0S.o00 bushels. compared
with holiday year ago,
Esiiu1a ted receipts for tomorrow: :
Wheat. Il cars; corn, 7o5 cars; oats, tl5
cars; hogs, g, 900 head.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. c0.-Cotton cIosec
steady, with last prices 10 ~ polntt
net higher.
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Births.

Charles S. Larsen, 26O East South
Temple, girl
John NJ. Margetts 7i9 Jefferson place.
bo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

When you havo a bilious attack give
ch.mhcrfain r-hIets .-Ial. They
ore excellent. For sale by all dealers.
"'e (Advertlscmcnt)
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LADIES' TkILORS

JAN. AND FEB. SPEcIAL-COSIPLET
suit. 5000: your material and SILK In
Ing. $1,000. Perfect f.t. Repairing. rr
modelling. Fucker a EvdaShlH 259 STATE.
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2ANCE oF ruE HEADING FUTUREs.
C.ASU QLOTATIONS

No. rye. s2@6asc, barley. feed or mix
zee; Timothy seed, SSoo@3.aO; clover
seed, s16.00HlS.J0, pork. Sic. 1901 100:
lard, In tierces, s9.s7s; short rios, loose
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CHINESE HERBS

L SU WOO. sss WEST IND SOUTH.
all diseases cured with hls celehrat-
Cd Chinese remedies hi-6
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Elgin Butter.
Could Shout for joy.

ELGIN' H.. Dec. Coulter, firm
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FOUNDRY

sToVE CASTINGS. PATTERNS FOR
1900 different stoves; general toun-
dry work Western Foundry a Stove
Repair Works. WeEatch ssIi ksISe
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

We DO EVERYTHING ~ THE FUR
end taziGcrmiSt line. We carrS com
pISte line OF manufa ctured goods Clean
Ing. repairing. re-dyluE and rernodelin<
al cut rates % years In Salt Lake R
Stencil Fur Co. % Z. ard South geosS
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$50 ". Randolph St, Chicago, OF I. \.
Benton, P. &. T. A., D. &c Il. @. Ry.; l.. ],
Kyes, Oregon Short Line Ticket Office.
Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City
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NAOMI REREKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every second and fourth Satur-
day evenings OF each month gt Odd Fol.
lows temple. Market st MSS,
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MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
first and third SATURDAY. evenings ot
each month az I. o. o. F temple. o2i75