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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
The Cranes bring the Spanish favor in all their steps

3z-css- : The s:cs3:s,. pad 20 Rhythm,
w.iAos; EAy;hn dancing becomes 9
farce
To dance c-e mus. krow r5y;h-.-
declares Ms Craze Dancing Is -ss--
Ia as ~e.i as physical To Ga.ce s-ts-
:. ally oze must t= r-a2s;e. Q: ne t.5dy.
q re mid and q Iae eye. TIE tody
nus; sway with ire muse w.;hoE; =
c -sc.oUsrtss % j. The shoulders AID
hack should be held s;rzIsh; and TIE
sEEy.aE usotsoa should te from ;he
alps. as !. the was. we're . pivot tC- TIE
Limbs
Tie. vse- ia, "a accomplished c-e
nay dane well Dancing IS TIRE true
expression % living Tee art = IRE
sublime poetry and rhythm q LIE as
ssas-t ~ !oy.ul soul
The s;eps are spT.E1;ly and grzctt ~.
i refer % course = ;ae dances Mr.
Crane AID prster-;hey are Sled with
wa.11s sat coqUeir.es-
To dance p-=irlly AID well one MUS;
.e@, Ugh, hearted Good dancing knows
10 melancholy. O1s E8ss b< z;;1ced
70 .sppy cars,ess-ess-
-whsa q woman feels t.us sc5 lis--
!-ss nothing e 50 brzc.rg as ;zki.g hoad
.. q mans hand AID skipping v.;h
him 10 music as pair 4 happy ch.l-
drr might
Dancing Fzs created 10 make per,
s5as happy. !: Eas designed 20 br.ag
rn.a sot women 20 rn.ngie n ;As nCs,
soyous Of pss;-mes Dz.cing was
| created 20 make b,c;h sexes graceful, AID
| s;-cag Ani beautiful
Dancing should continue from ss-ly
/ youth = old age. Il the realm, O: "a.
| dance ;.s-. = 10 o,t age. however. 70:
| IRIS ar Is the royz, rad 70 beauty sEt
happ!.ess and perennial youth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

lie, tango teas, 8nnsrs. receptions,
theatre parties and the Ike should -
he'd responsible soT . fragrant lack o..
vim and action in Congress
Former President Tat;s mse;!ng with
James J. Hi shows that the 6Ancs :
10 rsspec;er Of persons
Hello, Judge. how are yOu:~ Mr..
Hi shouted
i fesl Ike q tour-ysar-O!t- M.
Tai: answered
/ t+el as young as you Co." Mr..
Hi came hack
-J:n. can you tango ye;E~
Il d0n-;- ha; / could Il wanted to-
Tssl the tango is a great leve!,er
may re seen from al incident tina, took
pace IN one Of the CAscago tro;terses
\ man and his wife. both Of them
known socially, entered As the lady
stepped toward the dancing Zoo. en-
trance one o: the professional dancers
advanced
May / have the pleasure.- he asked
When the professional Trough, her
back 10 her husband she conplimealsd
the man On his dancing.
Thank you. Mrs Dash he said
How do you know my name." she
asked
L was your chauffeur two years ago
he replied. bo~.ng.
No; long ago the people 81 Galveston
Tex. tsaxl-3 ol . ;=o s=1 : As.s .-.:.s
Moor. II was on TsxAs's Independence
Day and the occasion Was the pJ+u!as
Of new street Broadway. The street
3ee feet vide and two and a half miles
long. was used for the dancing door.
the music being supplied by fifteen mill
tSry hands borrowed from the r.gi-
mental deiAchnen;s q. the United States
army then nobsiizsd there.
The street was divided by a hundred
foot esplanAde, planted with palms and
other tropical plants Douhls rows Of
gas and electric Lights lined each side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
Is the Tango Turning the
u. S. A. Topsy-Tuvy?

rs tie tango ;u-niag this County
icpsy-tsrvY. lie; - take lo.oz
i AID See
Suppose ne t~E.a With New
York Not long ago Mayor Niche.
himself q tango dancer % 10 mean
ability and q patron q TIE iroi;s..=s
appointed curfsE committee Of sever
reputable citizens 10 repo-; - I'm q;
VIA; hour. n their op.n.Oa. izngo..g
should be Stopped
Ia the LEGISLATURE Of tbs STATE
there ~zs Introduced last E.-;s- = -ess-
luton which sad:
W1e-e4s the zhsrsi is 20. eou-
dSc.Yt 10 the ncTz! u..i.i Q. tie os-1z.r-
r-ty g Is .EAzb.is-is tsi - a t.tr.-.-T;
hereto AID = trt,p+-5Ous Vowe- o. evil
Tlthzl ard
Whereas. the tango and the b+sstA-io-
ard tie ODe-s;sp and 80 up AID ;hs
g-.rIy bear and II. bsl.y hsE ard ~
lar dances are 10. Classical o. truly ts-p-
sschc-exr ard
Whereas. al true lovers o. music ar.
Shocked ey The s!nocpzi.oz OF the sc2-t
by mere thieves and plagizr:s;s Of tune-
tgl ne sot ,es- ~htch are retAsled 20 The
pubic as rzgtl1s and
Whereas. al thess things need ocrrsc-
ton Cessation and termination: therefore
bs il
a committee OF ave Of IS members. tx-
per1s In the matters herein mentioned
10 investigate ;hss= eShArrtsg dances and
sonEs of rzgTlHDs and -~E,o-t back 10 the
Assembly % 1ert year. with suggest Qrls
q remedial legislation Said committee
shall work without salary and shall have
ns'cssszrF travelling expenses and may
81 where they Win snt shall have the
power 10 summon and suoS,ans Witnesses
6ccunSs .ik and exhibits
In the Massachusetts legislature was
Introduced Tin 70 prOhIb!t the tanc.Eg
o. the TANGO and a hearing was given
on the blu TIE bill prohibited the
dancing O: the tango. lame duck. Az
gentine. chicken Zip. bunny hug and
grizzly slide.
c-s representative ssid Y went -
a dance given by the FIRST Corps o.
Cadets a : h!.e sE5. and Esa;9emsa. :.
had been a police captain would
have broken up that dance II had "a
hack a hundred wagons up Ags.ns, the
building"
On the other hand an. instructor o.
physical education al ina nUn:e.ps
gymnasium SID: The tango = a
/ physiological tonic ana the magic G.
u has restored youth 10 gray haired
| men and shines TO oversicui wone n
Whatever ne may finally decide as &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28
DANCE AND BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY ~

,jo-. representing the business insii'S-
Ions q the city. offered p-zIss i"r '~e
aarcerx. chief among them beng
o-5zs sor the marathon tango the pre-
% 70 TO The couple making the LATsesi
nuu,b4r Of Eve mile laps around the
Hoo-.
Palm Beach. which duriag the winter
and s2riag q the year Attracts nov
sands Of Northern tourists figured N
the news through the public u;ier7ncs
q a preacher, who said that during TIE
Sexo;ory on a recel; Sunday night me
co7rr%ra,!or left 70 ATTEND a tango
The daughter ot cne q The vsAl;Aiest
men In Racine VS. -tceoilT &oopi~a
;hs tango as a pT9tsss50a-
Only the o;hs- day Chicago ara MI
xxukse witnessed q revised version OF
The Prod gal Son brought up 10 date
only tie Prod gal son id not come
hc-re after eating the h1sses- Fasnef.
who OWES a manson q TIE North s1ore
section Q. Chsczgo. tod his son about
his early Struggles. gradually coming 70
VIA, am today. Son Listened b;
h "a Tot try 20 follow r. fathers too;-
steps
Instead lie waited until the hour
should arrive when i was J<rteeSlY
p.op%. 10 wear evsai-E clothes He but
toned up rs fur oo2;- called AK
and The Eek; TIA; father hard was that
SINE people IN Milwaukee though. 50
n-eh q the Pr stlr1l Sons dancing ihs;
;aey we're paying hin 500 week
Il b-cz1ne knorn r~,s-;iy ;hat Il an
c:-e- cry uaive-s-ty s--dtn:s were max
.ng her way THO lgh college, ty teach
i-g the one step TAI go. hesitation. max
Ike AID o,her dances Sad oae Ct the
young men whose tango ~ork pays his
student balls:
Although I an kept busy with my
studies ] fat tine 20 do professional
sszch.zg o. the SIDE ! have t@e1 sois
20 supper myself AID si-I have . c0n-
siderable sun is.; AFTER meeting al my
-xpfnse - an thinking @. .1crezs--z
ny Sac 0: tango !as,ructo-s- k.oU
so-ns very clever dancers z-cng ;hs
ua5e-ErAtuA;es-
Il New Yo-E az the p-esea; si-se there
= = FORMER member - the faculty Q.
Harvard CalTe-s.;y who = g.viag l2nEc
lessons
Ea-.y II MA-ch al express -rzl-
uh.cA .et; Jersey cs;y to- L-aksuc.9t
AID A:la-i!c C.;Y GOO sealed 4. s-or.
s;o--- :o- ;h-1y-z.ne hours
!; rAsz': 81 nd sad ore Q. ,he
PASSENGER -A:;s- the farmers brcuEA-
Is food NE cracked :oses Gai dance!
the tango
Whsz = negro E..A hznso seated i
the as. car O. Broadway subway ,ra.-
oae -astc-eh; r-ct--,y Played one szs;
tunes the yoGae couples n the ca,
could -: res-s, ], AID II -~sakl:-l
h&E a tc1<1 pairs we're tzaEos1E =;
and down the aisle
Hey. yo1 Sop that hs~,st the con.
dY-;or.
TIE dancing ceased fo- nons,t
while the ha15o player brsza TIE STA,
SFa1s.@t BS-nt-.- hut = r,orea
TIE dancing mas resumed lasting q
the end % TIE i.ae-
J. Philadelphia the o-hs- Day
doctor who = . lecturer OF e-gensc-
I p-ophes.e3 race % sian; shoulders.
. tx h-pT+a Eone. z the ;z-go a-t -,
/ 6ec G:Az:e s.oUch are ..5ulse5 Z. eI
| cess-ve.y- SIZE sad the body 3 -.
tempe Q. the soul and should e :res;.-
as such Co-cS--.nE ;Ae tango add IN,
eV.l q i-ga. cO-s<;s she tod a. za5le-u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

z ;hey cont sc; Il 8; -. ;Aty VI
60 e.e~he-e-
\ c~r-zl- l-ga-wt-Es. E-,oI- -
lFyes = Eo.s and tA,got-E Ls - -
preparations fog . zga; 5..;s y a.
ElKiI-. AID tht CHAMP sr,s u
VII derive more h%nee. q = :.s- ~
IRON sZy other para q. - --i-a
TIE go,t v- .~ . 81; 1T; :, "a
regular ~o-k- Eh.5e IA = y =
p-gye too.~o-k
-Arr man =. ss-s 49, ~ 5lis
the tango Ter - 1.-- -.-i 1-7- 4
Fear q mere Isz No. .---
On; :. the Cav c,,--.-~ = Nt,-lsa
people heard Q. Iss -l-- - II
LATELY 10 o-s Asd eve --- = ilsa
4 woz-Az's c.ES = $50 II n
erected ti.tSS c,-t1--,- -.s va
wanted 10 pay GO - --Elss.
TAs ;he p-es5S-a: @. -- =: u
1.E-y az the wc-k H. .L-EL
TIE president az -: - - IN
A@rselt- 81, sAe -t:-s. = .-fa
by . Sigh; 6s-E-L Sc T--- =, lzL1
secured the services Ct: iz----E II
Ier and Was cuIy.*.-.~ 'E-E.:S
within 4 week Tee &c Et-. "a
70 Tie SAlthi--s ear s-, ssT =
Hsnp-sAEe-; WIZ ~
Cp.o- her return -. .-.--=i =. 70
d. tie ea,--e city 80 N;-l !.
short line ,he :c=-1z - M
-e-e beng rocked tT '-s tSE.;S
Uil3 Wes;s-ue-s c. t,.- s.Z-s- Es'
body e I0w- &C: =: j
TIE frs evening . --- -+T 1is
az TIE e-Iy Vas 81 49, -k-s =
-c'o-r.s- Ever -z= - - vas
Geek Nc-e q then .- - So =
Cane 81; 81. hz5 se-- :---y y.
;ur~s AID ,he-- pas, 80 P'eA''.,
had ;O2d ;hs7. low - $50 ]; Tls
ehGrck members - S. IS IsTf
Uls-iy wicked 6z-~s May = *
church 1aelh~-s c2-.- ;--Vn
themselves &; IN; .z-- -1t tT-a
this rev ;A.-C. as Be- Y
r'Aains-t 10 give {, w. 80 '-tl :
range %. private .rss--
]; VAS ;-e-oe-E--s sss .n
sss ~ GCes;-V- Az b.. &c -HsE'
n the Clubhouse S:;v- --, --s';
Argentine -Ycc- -.s - BIZ
AN Dreams and -A'f -
planted q, le2s; 2! .--. - - 80,
an Country. .st WV.
Lament And Buy - ~. q
Lone Prai-se-e-e--t
And row e. l. 49, --l. ~ sc
;O-s say. \ wes;,r- .....aI $50
In nv or5-gs- - '--- @: ~
r-.srn. "a u.-s-r g. ~.
A pAysse.k- j. - = g. : y -
view N - -.s--- n,3,f
s.,,.-S -. $685.. -. a.. -
hlrs,, .,- ,-,r,--. ...- - gFSs
ana h.n,,,,~ ;, - -. -. AID >
c,-,-,s
A So - .-y E-oStSr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

T TIE tango ;--ning this County
,opsy-tarvy: lie; - take loOk
sat see
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-28

Nv d-sc-s.es q: Ts-ps--h.-e-
:g-sz :ron artistic ard SEA.
i ;r.-ZS5s CT TIE Pzc.1c ccas.,
- .t.s-sr. 90 - - rr---..-.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
SUDDEN COLD HELPS
THE WHEAT MARKET
Scare Worked Up by the Chi,
cago Bulls on Account of
Change in Weather.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Sudden cold.
which threatened TO kill fall-sown wheat,
carried prices today substantially higher.
Most OF the advance Was held. the mar
ket closing steady at Il gain OF &c TO
sHs sc net. Corn wound up the same as
Saturday night to &c above, oats dearcr
by 1-l6c 10 eM2c. and provisions virtually
unchanged
Wheat today more than made amends
ton in corn and oats. Besides the cold
wave there was considerable else to en-
courage buyers. notably n decided falling
off In the estimated export surplus OF
Australia. II also developed that gen
erous sales for export had been made
here Saturday.
Spectators In wheat worked for the
ering had largely disappeared through
out tho winter crop belt good dea
OF perplexity was evlnccd, however, tina I
despite the assumed danger To the plan.
the amount OF outside Investment was not
at all as large rs might have been cX-
pectcd.
Corn showed lrmuess. because the cold
wea ther was regarded as certain 10 In
crease feeding. BullIsh sentiment.
though. was tempered by predictions tina,
II the cold continued heuvier receipts
might he looked for, owing to better
conditions for handling Warehouse In
t"rcsts were conspicuouely on the bear
side.
Buying on the part Of shorts lifted
other grain
Weakness at the yards countcra Ct cd
speculative demand for provisions Meth
eli SIDE was aggressive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
BY BROADAN WALL.
81 International News Service

by International News Service.
New YORK, Jan. l2.-Somcihinc like
-lihle activity and checrfulness were
no'SI al the opening OF todays stock
niIrhe'; Steel common at 90, Reading
an',rV a""r IsV and Union Pacific at 1879 en-
side buying W.
barIE activity spent ITS force before
nooIi ni ana The leaders became dun and
i'anSllonaily lower In the late trading.
ioilounccd improvement in The steel
Iade at PittsburG brought United states
steel common into prominence Iondon
'ook some 5000 shares. paying up To cog
~ last the activity IN the STANDARD oil
SUBSIDIARIES finds reflection In the oil
elocks hsted on the exchange The Texas
company closed at li5 after fluctuations
.h1l ranged from li3 10 1i9. Mexican Pc
uoIeum. on sales Of less than 1000 shares.
advanced from 51 TO 90 and California
agi'rolcnm was actively dealt In between
sIs ana 2S, Rumors were assigned for
inc sudden activity, but the opinion is
heln that the shares were entitled to the
rise IN view Of the advances that have oc
CURED in the outside Issues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Foreign Markets.

Conditions in London SHOW little bet
termcut. Consols were easier. The So
0OO,0O0 u per cent Saskatchewan loan
was only partial success. 10 per cent re-
naming on The hands OF the underwriters.
An official statement from the British
foreign office that the United States
would furnish military protection to Brit
ish interests i'll Mexico ls taken TO indi-
cate the preliminary steps OF American
Intervention. Tile news had an unset
Ting effect.
Now that tho clearing house ius,itu-
lions have the largest surplus held at
any time within ten months. II is expected
that bankers here will bring out some of
the long DELAYED financing. Speculative
interests are restrained by the holding up
OF the Union Pacific melon" the with
drawal Of tho New Haven bond Issue and
"A new attack on the New York Central
system. There Is "a growing sentiment fa =
vorius higher prices and considerable un-
certainty AS 10 which stocks VIII be
chosen as leaders.
Railroad stocks will be uncertain until
a decision is rendered on The eastern
freight rates. Tho metal shares are in
flucnccd by the staenatlon in the mar
ket for copper. Traction stocks arc
strong, but they mako poor market lend
crs. OF the coal stocks Reading promises
activity and strength
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Colds to Be Taken Seriously

Intelligent people realize that com,
mon colds should be treated promptly
If there is sneezing and chilliness with
hoarseness, tickling throat and cough.
ing, begin promptly the use of Foley Is
Honey and Tar Compound. It is effect
i've, pleasant to take, checks cold, and
stops the cough, which causes loss Of
sleep and lowers the vital resistance.
Schramm.J ohnson, Drugs, "The Never.
Substitutors, Five (5) Good Stores.
(Advortlsement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
New York Produce,

NEW YORK, Jan, 12-Flour, quiet;
spring patents. S4.40@a60: winter pat
ents. Sf15It.25. winter straights. Sd.400
4.65. spring clears. S4.00m4,20; extra No.
winter. s3.56@3.7o; extra No. winter,
s3.35W350; Kansas straights, s4,05@i. .l5,
Wheat, spot firm, No. hard winter.
97gc c. t. f. New York and 99c (, 0. b..
afloat: No. ! northern Manila, S1.003; No.
/ northern Duluth, sl.00S {. o. b, afloat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Jan 12.-Butter, steady;
creameres. 2S@3zhc-
Eggs. higher: receipts. s772 cases; EFT
mark, cases included. 2I93lsc: ordinary
ilrsts. 2Sm293c; nrsts, 313M3lsc
Cheese. steady. daisies. lIiTlI3c;
twins, 169@l7c; longhorns. 17@1Iic,
Potatoes. steady; receipts, 90 cars;
63665c: white, 65@70c.
Poultry. alive. higher; springs. 1gsc;
(nI,,Is Lie. tIlrlscNS. l6C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
For Frost Bites and Chapped Skin

toes; chapped hands and lips, chilblains,
cold sores, red and rough skins, there is
nothing to equal Bucklcn IS Arnica
Salve. Stops the pain at once and
heals quickly. In every home there
should be box handy all the time.
Best remedy for all skin diseases, itch
ing eczema, tetter, piles, etc. 25c. Sold
by Schramm.J Johnson, Drugs, The
Stores. Advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Republic Higher.

Minor steel stocks were active at bet =
Ter prices. SloSs- Sheffield and Republic
steel gained points, and Bethlehem we're
iractiona'lv higher
Jersey Central Jumped up ~ points but
lteauinS, the parent company. failed TO
snow any Improvement. Other coal stocks
were strong, lehigh Valley selling ,lD to
1914. Many OF the minor industrials scored
advances and traction stocks were firm.
Eonds continue consistently strong.
IladIhS IS in Sood volume and dealings
SHOW n broadening tendency. Attention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Coffee Futures.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE coffee mar
kct was higher today in response TO sharp
advances in the European market and
reports OF a firmer cost and freight Situ-
alton. The opening was firm. 6 to Il
points higher. and prices worked stl
higher on support and scattered cover
1mg me me Close, Close veg s.eaay oa6 az 20 TO 70
January, o.11c: March, 9.I5c: May,
?.72c; july, 99ec: September, l0.llc: Oc-
tober, 10,17c; December. 10.29c
Spot, steady Rio No. Z 9ic: Santos
No. A. 12ic: mild, quiet; Cordova, 1S@
16c, nominal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Eya,DOrated Fruits,

NEW YORK, Jan 12.-Evaporated np-
pies, quiet; fancy, 11812cs choice, 99
9gc: prime SGSic.
Prunes. firm; California, 39@l2c; Ore
eon, S3@l1c.
Apricots. firm; choice. lSsc; extra
choice, 14h@149c; fancy. 15Ml6c.
Peaches, easy; choice. 6@65c, extra
choice. 6A@7c; fancy, 71Sc.
Raisins. dull: loose muscatels, 5m6c:
choice TO fancy seeded, rosie; seedless.
AsM6lc; London LAYERS. Sl.15M3.0O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.

wbcaC--No rcd 97@asci No. z ,ed oau6
atNc; No. hard. SoSWoosc: No. : hard $50
soc: No northern. SaisGa0t.c; 40 northorn,
Ss6Eoc.
Coru.-No. 2. st8s5o: No. 2 whtc. ss@s7c, No.
yollow. @E@65c; No 8. 60dsSc;; No. s
white e5E 1s6c, No. . yellow Soc
oats-No. white. asE@9ac; standard 5a'.e.
Ryc--No. ., size.
Unrlcy-5oHT5r.
Timolhy-ts. T56f5.: So.
Clovor-sl2 Oodl2.s5.
Pork-s2t."O.
Lard-s1o. o00,lo o.IS.
Ribs-$lo T5G0Ii.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
(HEERFULNESS NOTED AT
OPENING OF STOCK MARKET
Pronounced Improvement in the Steel Trade !;
Bonds Continue Consistently
Strong.

has been directed TO Sea board Air Line
adjustment IS. selling at about ISi. and
earning several times the interest require
mcnts.
There was n fair recovery in Rock ISL
aud collatcrals that carried the price to
30, Convertible bonds showed some irrcg-
ulaylty, but brokers lind IL difficult TO
I'LL their orders for the better grades
Inquiries have not yet extended To the
scml- snCcMlnfl lrsnce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Chicago.

CHICAGO Jan. -Hogs-Receipts.
Is, 900 Weak and 5ql0c lower. Bulk Of
sS, ,00GDS so: heavy. sS.O0MS.35 rough,
SS.OOmSlO pigs. s6.75@T.90.
Cattle-Reccipts. $4,000 Irregular Best
grades strong: others weak, Beeves. s6, 65
$50; Texas steers, S6.S5MS.00. western
steers SG15m7.T5: stocllers and feeders,
So. 5.00M1 60; COWS and heifers SS,f0@S.i0;
calves. 81 5091l.15,
Sheep-Reccipts, $4,000, Mostly 10Il5c
lower Native, si.S5m6.10: western. s4.S5
M6.IO: yearlInes. s5.70m10,10; lambs, ma
tive. s6.T5GS.25: western. $6sogS25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Flax Oats and Rye,

MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 12.-Flour. fancy
patent. S4,55. first clears. $40; second
clears, S2.45.
Barley. 53@5osc.
Rye. 5itG55c.
Bran S2l 30.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-Call money,
steady, 2G24 per cent. ruling rate. 2t
per cent: closing bid. 2sm25 per cent.
Time loans, steady; sixty and ninety
days. 4@49 per cent; six months, 4a@4i
per cent
Mercantile paper. 4hd5 per cent
Sterling exchange, easier; sixty days.
S4S3,15; demand. S4S6s5: commercial
bills siS22.
Bar silver. 5T3c
Mexican dollars. iic
Government bonds. strong
Railroad bonds, strong.
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Futures were flrmer on the cables, colder
weather west, large clearanccs and eX-
port sales Of five loads OF hard winter
wheat worked late Saturday, including
a cargo 10 Lisbon, closing gale net
higher. May, 9S l5-16c; July. o6c.
Hops. steady; state common TO choice.
1913, 40MdSC; 1912, 2O62oc Pacific coast.
1918, 23G27c, 1912, 22M24c.
Hides, steady: Bogota, e3l@ 30sc; Cen
trail American. 291c.
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York,
bulk, S5,2o barrels. $3.50; cases, stl.25.
Wool, steady: domestic fleece Xxx Ohio,
26126c
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Sugar Market,

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Raw sugar,
firm: Muscovado, 2.!9c; centrifugal, 329c !:
molasses sugar, 2.5ic, refined, quiet; cut
loaf 5.05c: crushed. d.95c: mould "A,
a. soc. cubes, 4.3oc; xxx powdered.
a20c powdered, 4.l5c: fine sra nulated:
405c diamond IA 4.06c; contectioners
"a g nnc. No. |. J. SOC
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Jan 1s.-Hoss-Re :
ceipts. 5000 Steady 10 strong. Bulk OF
sales, 81. .SO@8 20: heavy. sSl0pS. ., pack
ers and butchers, $S,00@S.20; lights, $3.50
OSLO; pigs sI00@7.3O. 49,
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 Steady to lOc
lower Prime-fed steers, sS.50n9.lO;
dressed beef steers. $7.25@S4o; western
steers, s65OMS50; southern steers. $1,000
500. cows. Si35@1.00. heifers. S6.6o@9,0O,
stockers and feeders s5.50nI 90: bulls
s550IT.00: calves, s6609 l1.00.
Sheep-Reccipts 1900. Steady to lOc
lower Lambs. S7.45GoS20: yearlings. So %
9725, wethcrs, s5.40@6.OO; ewes. S4.Io@
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Neb., Jan. 12.-Hogs
Receipts. 500 Lower, Heavy. 5000
S.25; lights, $7509S.05. pigs. se.5O9 so,
bulk OF sales, S7.90@S.i0.
Cattle-Recetpts. 5000, Steady, Native
steers, S675@S.75. cows and helfers. $500
OILS; western steers, S6.00@S.00; Texas
steers. s5.65G6.25; cows and heifers, $3.50
also: calves. $100@l0.o0.
Shccp-Recelpts. 10000 Lower, Year
lngs, $6.00@7.00; wethers. S5.2S06.O0;
In ,nbs 81 00G1S o..
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NEW YORK, Jan. lead, quiet,
siO5qAl5, London. Gl9 los
spcl,er. quiet, Sj.2o@5.35: London, c9l
JOS.
Copper duh. standard spot not quoted.
rolytic, Eli.25n 1850; lake. SIS 90 nominal
casting. Sil.00.
Tin. steady; spot 10 February, SSG.75G
2I00: March, sS6.S5@$LI2i; April. $50 %
a3T.2j.
Antimony, dun: Cookson's, s7.i5ol7GO.
Iron, steady; No l northern sl5.0OT
1850 No. northern, Sli.760l6.25, No. /
southern. SlI.oO@l5.50, No. ] southern
soft, sl5.00m15.50,
London markets closed as follows:
Copper easy. spot. G62 lis Cd futures,
ese 5s.
Tin easy: spot. Gi6S; futures. G169 I5s
Iyon-Cleveland warrants. 50s sd
Closing Stock List
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Denver and Return,

January l6 and II, via Union Pacific
system. $3.50. Limit January 81. City
ticket Office, Hotel Utah.
(hdvsrtlsement.)
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Don't think because you have taken
is incurable, Hood IS Sarsaparlla has
cured many seemingly hopeless cases
of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism. kid.
ney complaint, dyspepsia and general
debility. Take Hoods.
(Adrortlscmcnt)
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-The cotton mar
ket closed barely steady at II TO II points
net lower.