Show FINANCIAL I I L COMMERCIAL WALL STREET Ne Now cw York YOI u Aug 20 TIU t l 8 got Jot little lit lIt- lt tle th tc comfort COlfort out of the stock Block market They were busy all ni day UY Sun Sun- l day an and alid tuda today trying to tu I get ct sonic some pub pub- Jub- Jub for fur wild stories of a 1 coming comIns col col- lap so In tho banking situation Persons Per Per- sons Bons of ur solvency w were ro reported report report- ed ell hully preparing affairs for s- s But Dut the tile only onh effect was to to attract supporting ol orders ers Into Inlo the 1 and to further nn an au a advance vance It I bc begins to Lu look a ns OR thou though h there was vas L quite Iule n large number short In tile the active Issues an allI and for that thet rea reason ol It I would not hot be j to see sea a sharp harp 1 rai rally Y SI t i II con conditions however howe were not Improved cd tola today Grain c advanced sharply hatJI In Iii II Chicago and Is alrod already above tho lie point ul at which it can CI lo tO c exported d with profit pronto The hc ln ha heavy avy export ex cx O 1 port mO movement of last week hell helped t tile the tie J mOi money C situation but the advance IIII In III 11 I graIn Krai n iio now threaten to check foreign buying buying- The Tue Bank Bani of England got Jot Jol gold In Iii the tie open Opell market marJot toda today TI so that It t is pos possible that It Il may go u through h another wc week l without advancing nl c II lug ing Its U minimum discount rate The movement amon among public author authorities I Ile to force the tue lie railroads Li to tu spend mOnc money for fur l keeping their thel roa roadbeds eds In Int t re safe cOl condition lion Is s threatening to Int Interfere Inter r- r fe fere o with dividends S. S New Nw York Cen Cen- I. I lial t.- t. din to a lor to a. a I n m w low ej level ni and J Missouri p Pacific In III the tue morning 1 Mint 11 il-il il 31 The Til Missouri Pacific it U i Is said will wi b be e compelled to spend several se eral millions with at once or tr be 10 In open warfare wih rn states Mates The Burlington will wil alf also o be he forced ti to make some cr cry he heavy l I r ex but Iut Us Its Is treasury Call alford al- al ford the Ufe drain I r The Due local Ical situation Is lot ot Im- Im 11 pl Third avenue ell a sold solL todaY at 50 J i. i which I Is the tile lowest It has hns reached since the tile raid that captured the property prop prop- I. I 1 CIt erty of the Metropolitan i. i Alining stocks were vcr very dul lull dull owing I to the thc tie threat of another hl big strike at Ii t. t Now that hat the ramp j has hn been proved pru the lie bl bI big companies are I willing to have a n fl finish Ish f fight ht with wih heir men The Tue dispute Is In regard to watching the tile changed con conditions JI j n ln has been lias-been bent leen so pi profitable of I table in LII the thc past that thal th the tho owners are aro afraid to tu trust the tle miners to select tile tie men mCI to todo todo do iio the watching O ln Owing to iho tilo richness rich rich- J 1 ness of or the ores an au ordinary miner can cn casl easily crr carry away froth from um 2 20 to 10 eal dully dally on OIL 01 his person Tho rho ho report that J. J P. P Morgan and md compa company com com- pa pany would take talt the entire issue of or of or New York or City bonds had hall hada a i i good effect on 00 tIle the market In the tho afternoon although h it I hail had not lt been confirmed when the thc market closed In tit t. Sn Number of shares sold old tO today U SI l number sold a year car ago ngo same tn day 11 1 I- fn 1 in Par X-alue X of bon bonds s sold to today a tI O par value lue of bonds sold a year CI ago same sam ca tiny day O It I is l reported on excellent that t the tile Amalgamated mal Copper crowd Is selling tu futures 1 In li London 1 at t around nd W 16 cents cent t r i under cover of oC an all au alleged cent 2 cent copper r market t In III New cw York fr though J J J. P. P Morgan an had hall not a au- au miLled mild when the market closed to today ar that SIC lie h lint had the entire Issue rue of OO city el t bonds the thc report was be be- c. c ed j because e It would be bc a sane thin thing fol for him t to to do an and he ha has the monc money toJ to J dolL do 11 IL 10 The Copper lc leg legI I Six I weeks ago asO Standard Oil Oi put lh the peg for Cor copper met metal l a aC tt 22 c cents a pound pound- President Broughton lou and II IL I. I II H. Ro Rogers er wanted a 22 cent brand on the O pounds of oC copper tile the they had for or sale Since then copper has been selling around IS 18 S cents and nobody has bought ht any of or the thc Standard Oil 01 brand On September 1 Standard OH Oil 01 will wi pull pul the peg and tr try to replace It I at 18 cents cent It I would not nol be bo surprising if IC the tho wel weight ht of J O pounds of or copper falling I 1 c cents abruptly w would break the PC peg If I the I peg hol holds s at t 18 cents cent it will wi be bc removed remove S on November No No- o. o vember 1 an and Inserted at 11 cents The 7 collapse of the copper peg peo 1 will wi brin bring a fearful strain to bear leer on the thc Union Pa- Pa Pait Ja it clue cne P peg i President Finla Finlay of the tile Southern Souther railWay rail rail- wa way wanted ante to pass the dividend l iden ri on en I Southern railway but J 3 J. J P. P Morgan lor said lU t It would woul never do it il o. o a as Injure American credit abroad Mr Morgan 1 ma may prevent lue the New York Central cutting Its Il dividend to lo lc less s than i 5 per cent A A dividend of Jl Ii a share shaie was cent declared I on Oll 01 the tho celebrated S re we certificates issued I t. t by b the Great Northern 3 1011 railway tok fluid and Ill non New ew ev 1011 Aug ug Following Fol are arc the I t sales of ur hon bonds expressed In and thu ran so of prices Saies Prices c ft C J Japanese Japanese- lH l H s 18 is il t do H s s t J I. 1 do o. o G Cs G do o. o C Cs- Cs t. t series o 17 IJ n Alch C cv SO tl fl MA 0 I do o. o gen hel Is 13 96 2 I J lit Ii B. and ant 0 O. S. S W W. 1 1 D. D H 41 C. C n 11 and ant Q joint Is 9 S 5 S 'S o 90 y C G C. C II It I. I an and 1 P. P pr pfd SIf 07 GT Gi cj t 1 5 C. C C. C C. C and nud nul St. St L. L 1 gen gem I is Is 9 03 9 j i Col Cot Jn ul t. t 19 9 hi i Tt vt Jl V W. and Uen C. C St St. SI St 16 G I j hit Int Int Met Iet Col tr ty ls 57 i 8 K i 3 i Iowa Central 1st s s. s I I 21 I L. L and aid N N. u G c. c ft d 5 do o. o United 4 Is 4 W t V I t i M. M 1 i. i K nn andT V Is Is 85 R M I- I V i 2 Northern Pacific gen geli cn 3 6 W 66 is P do 10 prior 4 08 S S C a t G 11 O. O S. S L L L. rf Is s 7 4 10 do 10 s v lOI loTTi r 4 it l 19 Penn COnY coo 11 1015 n reels si 1 i- i I 2 S M do 10 J co con Coil n. n is a 52 f II 11 1 Rio Grando W cv j. j 5 St. St I. I L. L and San Francisco o t i 73 Th i C I St. St L. L Western Wester 1st 3 89 8 ll 89 I 1 J t 42 S. S Pac s rf tem temp S S fit SSi 3 So Rai Rail flail St. St L. L Is SUJ Sl 81 fH I 4 2 Tot rol leOl Cl 61 1 2 U U. P. P Is 8 i 08 t t 9 bash 1st lIt ts G lOi 10 Total sales Mel l Markets s- s b New Yur Aug U 25 Although Although the New w v York metal market marlet for fOI or tin tn vas dul dull tb the price for or spot pol quotation wa was a shade shad r i higher owing to a a. good u advance roa n abroad and the thc spot ilot price here W wa sas S a al at to i. A At t l Ln London on C 1 C 12 l tl to tl l 18 ls s higher with wih spot pot at nt IG 16 pounds S 19 and futures at 16 pounds Gs The copper Ciller market markel at al New Iw York wit S dull and weak but prices ul u were as a quoted I Ion London on a decline of 1 s for th the spot position of ur copper with wih futures future s Gd lower This sC gave le final prices of 76 iG C for pounds futures 18 Cd Gd G f for 01 spot ant and ant i 75 3 pounds i s 6 Cd G d Lead al was unchanged at lt London clo cloying cloIn ll g at nt 19 pounds to while at NOV New w Y York rk I tb hit iI I market wa was dull dul and amI Weak but hut Un unchanged un un- changed Ct At t New cw York shelter BIcHer was wan 5 pounds lowr low low- or N r at jw with wih the tI London prices unchanged at 21 1 pounds 11 Gd tt Iron dull dul locally At t Lon London ol prices price went ent ent off ot d to I l' l ld iti d t. t an and this clo closed standard standard stand stand- ar ard foun foundry r at al J 4 and amI Cleveland warrants warrants war war- u rants Ma rs t. t New York prices L Copper Copper Lake ke electrolytic 1800 cw coating casting U OJ Tin Spot ln 31 Spot Lead Lad 10 1 Spelter Spot I r. r liar Bar Sll 1 t New cw Aug ug 26 lar IJar sliver silver iver III in UJ Lon Loi- cl thin don ln tolla today W wn won H 7 lower per ounce To- To 1 Nev Yirk O va Wits fer hI ounce l I al ai l t G I UJ Ii 1 c. c dollars Me lower nl of I JH 7 I J r j. j t J 1 k It Ic r f fl Y t 5 4 I j TN LOCAL MARKETS II I I In Ill tho the local market t morl farmers are arc ot nt present In the limelight ht It I Is a as asserted ne- ne by lw hay liny dealers thAt Hint the tho growers grow grow- row row- ers era arc ate charging about JJ too much for COl their timothy an and that lucern should be at al least 1 1 cheaper than It I Is Comment of a similar nature Is mado mato on oil 01 oats The Tile local kcal market was 8 well wel supplied Monday Ionta shipments of 01 I various varieties having arrived during dime dur In log ing the thc day Prominent among amonS th the articles whoso whose juices al dix are holding prominence are alo eggs An All a advance ance of 50 cents edits a ft case is reported anti and aUl it t Is stated b by retailers that owing owing to th the of or Utah eggs es ninny many are arc belog being be be- I log ing InS Imported from Com states Ion Ion- days clays prices rIces were quoted as follows RETAIL Timothy per pr cwt ewt 1 Alfalfa 11 per pcr r cwt 80 Corn COIn per jet cwt i Wheat icat per 10 Oats at per cwt ct I lolled Barley per cut Ctt lw U Family flour per OWL cwt 2 n f flour Ilour straight ht grade per cwt ewt 11 Flour a l' l high patent per cwt Uran mid arid fut shorts Straight ht ts 1 Corn meui leal ner cwt ewt IOu W MEATS AND POULTRY tY Dressed beef pound l Dressed por pork I pound Ul r. r fl Dressed Dresse l f mutton multon pound 1 12 1 Lr Lard Lurd pound Dressed springs pound Junt cn hens liens poun pound J j. j SD 20 Dressed veal cal pound 1 10 lO i Spring lamb pound poune Live f. f pound 11 16 D DAIRY n PRODUCTS Butter Duter per IWI pound t. t Butter ranch per pcr pound Cheese pet per pel pound I Eggs s. s per dozen SO cheese per poun pound lii 11 cream cheese two pounds for or c straight FRUITS AND D VEGEr VEGETABLES lLIS Watermelons per pound 2 Citron Ciron melons melon each aZ Citron Ciron peel per pound MA Lemon peel per pou pound L 35 Orange peel per pOUn pound I h. h 23 Cantaloupes each j 10 II Almonds Imon s. s per pur pound 00 Walnuts per feI pound t r p. p 23 Pecans per pound Filberts per pound 23 01 Oranges n ICI per ier box jO Oranges per dozen i Peaches per pcr po pound un 11 10 Lemons ICV lC dozen 3 Lemons per dozen 4 40 I Limes Utah Ulah pet l new cabbages es per pcr pound pound- 5 Utah tah lettuce 3 bunches IU 10 10 Turnips 2 bunches 3 Cucumbers 2 for fOl 3 Bananas per dozen W WB-W WB j Hone Honey PC pet per I pound poun v. v CO Potatoes new w. per pcr bushel u I la io Beets In cans each ilO 20 Tomatoes pet per poun pound 5 New ew potatoes per er p peck ck 23 Stringed beans poe per pound 5 Blackberries s. s per ier box lox 0 Egg gg plant phallI 2 J pounds oun s for 1 20 S I Parsley per bunch Saratoga chips per liel pound K S SD Summer squash h. h each cach 10 10 3 D iii quart 1 15 S Sour our pickles pickie quart 1 l 3 pounds for fOl 10 1 10 G Green onions i four 10 Radishes 4 bunches for fUI 19 lp Sugar Susa 14 1 pound 10 Sugar cwt t C G ui Apples per peck f IJ Pumpkins each 2 t i Push FISH Broiler dreaded ro per pound hound cl Hock flock cod cut per pound i. i 1 13 Soles Soie per pei pound pe I 13 Smelts per pound l J 13 17 m i Catfish per pel pound 1 13 I Striped bass baas balt per ier pound 23 Codfish per pound 13 1 Flounders per pound n. n l I 13 Kin King ing fish per pound v I 15 S Brook trout trout each tG 15 5 Crabs Cras each 1 Halibut per pound 0 2 1 I Salmon per 1 lOU pound iiii h. h i j Barracuda 1 per r I pound 20 Shad per ier pound 1 d 2 Black bass per pel pound Sea bass per pur cr pound l z MEATS I. I AND UD POULTRY Y Dressed el beef per pound T Dressed Dres Cl veal per pound 1 J i. Gi U Dressed pork pc per I pound I 4 Dressed mutton muton per pound round iO 0 Lamb per pel pound 11 It Li I Lard IL per pel er pound A 13 Live hens hen per pound 1 13 l l PriM FARM PRODUCTS Alfalfa pet per CI ton tun baled 11 W 10 Timothy per fer ton toll 10 IS I l Wheat per hundred 50 Corn P per I hundred lW Jm 1 I Oats per r hundred 1 f P 1 Barley rolled per hUl hundred re 1 13 J Flour lour raw I per ewt iV lt 1 l lW Flour straight gru grade grude c. c per pel cwt n 2 cwi J r. Flo Flour hl high h l patent per c cwt t 2 21 Bian Bral an and shorts per pcr cwt ewt i i 1 Cs Corn Coni Cor meal per cwt cst 10 J DAIny DAIRY PRODUCTS Creamery but butter cr per pound pound- J 1 Cheese per pound iou 1 li ll Ranch eggs egga 7 00 WI Eastern lern cheese I 2 I iou flu Boston HOllon Au Aug lu In In the local copper voil er market the tue shares opened to tu un linn steady tle but ut reacted some Iome later Butte Coalition lr was up Copper Iller Range flange was wag s Coalton up 4 at I y but lut reacted to Gt Ranie 12 rallying to 61 H North Butle nute was wua us up tip fc at 61 but fell to 63 ral rallying to 61 GUi fl Shannon was up fel Ji JJ at 13 t U Utah tal L I. at 11 II 01 Old Dominion lost tt to 23 4 1 Ti to 71 7 i fl-i Calumet and Hecla heels 1 I to lo liO and Franklin i to lO 10 to Isle Ie Ro Royale alc at 15 IS Quincy was up UJ at I 0 96 but hut fell fel to 92 us t s-iol s Chicago Au Aug Wool Wool Mon In tuna tana Utah V Wyoming medium 1 u. l O U fino iii t I rim h eavy n Hf WW nAI ll 1 fn b. b I lG r i e rl- F J it b ri N l r. r 4 i i. i 0 |