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Show evil sn irregular movement la im-gular- MARKET WALL STREET MARKET APPEAR SLUGGISH. CONDI-DITION- S Chicago Future. leading fuChliaso. July 18.-- Te tures ranged as folio: Wheat -- July. 19,c; 94c; 91a,c. Ur 9aS4. May, gep) ember, 91ac; 93c; reiuber, W.r; MV: 97,l,c. flats Btsala Sudde Support Protect it From a Downward United D lio. lltiJV pru1p-tio- II.--B- w s ' attracted U YMlsiy a 5 to be given rTat2 SJTwHJi reuene. f -- M The ud1 iMHtaikm. which th nrarkel has nftrr m Ub aewral time reccatl. t lu,v riou lifting prw--'lb purwill influence In dlncoumifln of tb" advance- - The market ye reb.P idst of ouch U intereat f tordny. nod the languid waa the tb esr'.y norfcet uiy kiad which Setllng of the i not punlw-brake pnee yeoierdny end especially Inited Rtf which Sisel afemsd ovideuc o( support chocked U heed Ion decline. The source of jester Jays "rUinit w.o Bot to have disclosed, but l wen auppused in w Incident t do vltk had aban-doteSpeculator trade. ilitburao-iumi- I hope of m Increased to Amalgamated Copper Some sat 1st art Inn woo from tha manner of declaring the I per cent disbursement lor the In plure quarter without quallflration. of the previous dlstinrtioa of 14 per rent regular and 4 per cent extra. The amount of the dirldend waa accepted, neoertheleuo. aa a reflecth.n of conaeiwaUve view regarding the trade outlook. Advantage waa taken of tha auhaideaea uf tlia aelllng prea-aur- a of yaaterday'a lata dealing to iwouma the organized attempt to lift price, gt. Paulthaand Northern latter, touk the especially ubjt . tl lock-hoMer- i- Ia-clfi- e, Speculative goaaip of a couilng large distribution of Northern Pacific out of th dlapoaal of Ua Burlington equity la aptt of the emphatic disclaimer of' James J. Hill uf tna truth uf Ihea rumon. Money uu call continued ta work easier. Tha auatalned atrengih at the leaf of Norther Pacific aaj oua or two other Blocks did sot oun leaderalilp. eon-aMe- d pro-poaa- 81.V14: $1,024. July. SSr; 52Hc: Corn 52c. I 53c; S3'aiJ-.- c iJ'sc; 514c: MLc; iii'jsj'iSifc 52c; 514c: 52a524c. 434c. Septcnihr, ceiuiier. May, New York. July ts CDffhl Ilt. . TuMI friud ww 1 slue. par l otted States bonds wre unc hanged on ca'I. STOCK ogdej?, the horning examiner: FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1937. Os's July. 43c; iKf. September, 3STc39:; 284r; 3kSiC. 394: She; S4394e. illative; 4iV. May, Fijrk SepUinb.?r, $16.43; $16,424: $16,424. $8.IN; 1895; laird September. October, $8,974: $8,974; $8,974: $8,974. Short Hlli September, 88.60; $t S3; $8,574- - October, $8.35; $8.50; $8 5 $8 95. Kanaae City Livestock. Kansas City. Mo.. July 18. Caitle--RerrlMarket steady. Na7,000. tive steer. $4.737.10; smeker and pt feeders, $3.25a5.00; bulls, $2.73a5.0u; calves, $3.756.50; western fed steers, lt.2riii.0o; western fed rows, $2.75a 4.5. Market strung; hesvy, $3.635.73: psekera. $5.735.90; pigs and light. $3.603.90. Market SHEE- P- Keceipta 4.000. $5 346.00; lambs, Steady. Muttuus. $7.257.75; range wethers, 81.756.00; IIOC.8-Rece- fed 1S.000. ipt ear. 4.5oa5.22. Chicago Livestock. Chlrago, July 1$. Cattle Receipt, 6.110O. Market weak. Beevea. $4.60 7.23; cows, 5l.5ua5.25: heifers, $2.2ua 6.00 ; cslves, 801 U $5.507.25; prim steers, $5.707.25; poor to me-iliu- $4.605.65; stockera and feed- . 93 Ati-hi-- r la-nv- Mektcsu Ceatr! Missouri Pacific New Yrk Central Ptni.kHunia SHEE- P- Receipts 10,000. Atchison THI closing Stock List .2"3 . 214 . .. . 70 . 244 .141 .1164 . 21 . 75 .1124 .1234 .103 214 474 .1334 . 194 .143, I'nloa Pacific ........... ..................... In ton Pacific, . 83 j.fd 134 Wabash Wiacoua'a Central . II Mesa kleas Mrd Pork-P- Copper American Car ar.'J Foundry American Locomotive American Smelling and Rfug... Amer. Smelting and Rfug, pfd. Hns Alya Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron International Pnper National Biscuit Nations !icd Amalganiau-- 94 . . 434 .. 58 .1174 .1654 . 364 . 314 . 114 . 744 . 61 294 .. 914 Mils.. er Pork Per 37 $16..oa t llui lbi, $8 Clear Slue tBoxvdl. Receipts. 17.3'id 0 21 279 9'i 2U25c; dairies, at 12al34c. HCIICI MAUDS Wlnnemucca Star: Fur several days imst struggling bauds of Greeks have W G.k, Bearish Move meet Met With Prompt Bales Sioux Con. and Star Con Active. lle-N- o. 43r; No. white, 43a4C4e. 3 2, 83c. 2 while, Hurley-Gi- skl fair feeding, 5da53r; to choice malting, 60u63r. Seeds No. 1 north western flax, $1,224 prime timothy, $4.65; clover, 924 contract grad-- , $15.50. BOOK PRICES MATINEES ' issee10fik Tunnel and Sioux Consolidated, alaj 2.221222? without being I Crown Point was also lower an 1 South Columbus did business at $2.85 and $2,874. Victor Consolidated closed on sales at 18 Uttle doln hudre? jwe stock and . 18 4 cents. There the unlt. eda IN See-fro- m aree of Ohio topper but only one lot Bold, was offered at $6 at the MAG ILL 326 CASE A dispatch to the from Clinton, 11L, saya: Mr. Mabel Parrett, aald to be an old sweetheart of Fred H. Magill, who, with his bride, la a prisoner at San Diego, CsL, on a murder charge, waa found unconscious lest night on the grave of Mr. Mr. Pet Magill, hie alleged victim. She had taken strychnine, and, despite the effort of physician, who era working over her, her attempt at ulcida may be successful. The young woman was sometimes known under the name of Lillian Ryan. The woman ba not been living with her husband for several months. It I alleged that the cause of the separation we Fred Magill attentions to ' her. Mr. Parrett Is 23 year old and handsome. Late in the night It was announced by the attending physician that she has a chance to recover, - Chicago, July 18. St Twenty-fift- h California and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. . 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Every Saturday EVENING.-T- wT 142240. tn. n.Llrt d. to a gang of 756 which were scut out by a New York employment s tor the agecry to work on Southern Pacific. Road master Thomas McKenna met Pacific Mail the Greeks at Carlin as they came People a Las ...a..........-- . the Ea.t, and started to dis- . 35 Pressed Stee Csr .1604 tribute them. At Battle Mountain ; Pullman Palace Car .497 they balked and refused to work in leas ; Standard Oil than gangs of sixty, and then at twice , .1224 Sugar the wages promised them in New .143 Tenneaaee Coal and Iron York. They nil lK,rded the local . 364 1'nited State Steel . 39 freight and ret used to move. TrainCnlted State Steel, pfd .. 774 master Stinson was called from Vlekiern Cnion but could do nothing. .1364 Northern Pacific The two cars and caboose containing .1364 Grant Northern, pM luterboruugh Metropolitan .... . 164 tne Greeks were then placed on the end of the train and suddenly dropped lnirrboruugh Metmisilltan, pfd . 45 .. 684 at Mole, n desert elding without n Mschny bouse or The men remained on . 664 Mackey, pfd.... the car until daybreak and Blurted to walk to Winaemucca, earning their Cash Quotations. baggage. 18. Cash quotations Chirain, July have not Home of the straggler no follows; were reached Gila place yet, but the majorFlour Steady. ity have arrived and many of them Wheat No. 2 spring, 99a$1.01; No. have gone to work at the Western Pa3, 94s99c; No. 2 red. 9ti4a914c. cific construction camps west of hern. Corn No, 2, 534a5J4c; No. 2 yel- .............. ................. Bill Change ON THE SALT LAKE MINING at mark, cases in14al44c; firsts, 1441 I'rta cluded. firnts, 154c. Cheebe Steady l. UTAHNA THF.ATEK MARKET .68-7- Corn, bu 16o.50 Oats, bu. '... S.Ot'O Rye, bu 12.1"9 Burley, bn On the Produce Echange t.iday the . h utter market was steady. Creamer-iceEggs-Fir- m; MINING 724-Shor- Articles. Flour, bbls Wheat, bu. If, ikt. amusementsT $!25alC barrel. - Per 9tv FRIDAY, JULY Loc, Short Ribs Side MUTIKOUS Miacsllaneoua. Market 474c; No. weak. Natives, 83.75a6.00; westerns, $6.ooa7.0o; $4.006.00; yearlings, lambs, $5.737.60; western, $7.507.60. .1494 .. Kutk iklsunl Uurk Island. pf-St. Paul Southern Pacific Oats-N- $3.755.87 tftnm.... Chicago and nor Ciicaga and Northwestern, pfd Colorado Southern and Hlo Grsude ....... ami Kio llraude. ;rfd.. Erie Illinois Central Louuiille and Nashviiie ers. $2.805.10. HOUS Receipt Market 22,006. to strung. Light steady 6.10; mixed, $5.656.05; heavy, $5.23 5.87 rough, $5.23 6.55; pigs, $5.406.05; good to choice heavy, low. 634- $3-7- .!T6i Ohio iialitif re tnd i'tah. 1-- 2 warannni |