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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13
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Houston Real Estate Inv. co.


y RICHTER. ~ West lst South ST.
Buy your real estate from - real estate
agent No other agent in this city can
put you next 20 as many good buys as
can.
S3.000-9-room modern. 2-storv brick 4xl0
rods. on Isl North near 6th West.
on very easy terms
3J.2p-9-TOOm mod. 2-StOrV frame, on 9
St. near 3D. the house connected
with sewer. has porcelain bath and
furnace heat. Sl.2e0 cash. bal. 8 per
cent. Tho lot 2ieXeie rods 10 alley.
$iO1c-Au S-rOoTn 2-story brick house, has
furnace and other modern couvon-
fences. laundry tubs. basement. all
finished brick barn, on Sd 81 with
2i2Xl0 rods 10 alley.
A,SJQ-COTner LIST and * SITS. with 7-rOom
modern 2-story brick. Favorable
terms
S2loo-Ou 9th West near list North. 5x9l
rods; the house is modern. 7-roOm
adobe. Nice place for railroad
man.
; 20 rod. vacant ground on LIST North.
near 6th West
sl"o-f9Ni25 feet 70 lo-foot alley in rear
near Il St. facing east
N.yH-2tiXs rods on ist St. south front,
tho nretticst lot on the street.
~ Ho-4VlO rods, q corner on J 81.
Sl5l-5Nl0 rods, corner. facing south and
west on NJ St.
Many others.
A. Richter, 10 West 1st South St Tel
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Herald Small Want
AdSBegin on Page7
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


George NJ. NcConaughy. Room No. .,
Eagle Block. Corner West I'd South and
South West Temple
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A palatial mansion OF % rooms on
Brigham on corner. south and east
front. fine barn. strictly modern.
Of course. large lot, i'm most aristO-
cratic neighbOrhoOd. close in. Moth
ing finer on the east bench for
sale. Terms. Price ......-..-.--.-..$4
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A very fine 12-room pr. br. house on
Brigham. modern. large lot, ele-
CANT barn. cement walks, shade
and fruit trees. a bargain. Terms.
ErlCe .-......-...s........ II
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A splendid corner on Brigham. south
and west front. 5-room pr. br.
house thereon, fine shade and fruit
trees, no better place on the east
Price .. .......,..............
Large lot.
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A beautiful home on Brigham. new
IS rooms. one of the finest homes
on Brigham. modern, large lot
barn, a noble piece OF architecture.
Terms. Price ........................
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These are only a few of the very ohoic-
80 pieces of property. vacant and i'm
proved. which ] have for sale on the east
bench. also have many other very de-
rirable properties all over the city which
can sell YOU at lowest figures and on
the easiest terms.
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LOTS
a beautiful corner on Brigham,
south and east front. finest site in
city for a palatial home. Terms
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LOOK AT SOME Of these GEMS offered
below
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A piece on East "a South. rods by
rods. close in. lays beautifully, on
car line. Terms. Price.............
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CHAMBERMAIDS. Mattresses. IN and
QUO of the city, house girls. pantry girls.
housed. at Strock's Employment Agency.
- West Second South street. Tel 464
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A nice br. house on corner Brigham.
modern, s rooms. large lot, barn,
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A very pretty corner on 1st St. cast
front, large frontage, in fine neigh
borhOod. Easy terms. Price Gee. 1
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George NJ McConaughy. Room No. 5,
Eagle Block
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THE best places for girls al Mrs. OIL
sens employment office, ia Z % South
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LADIES of Salt Lake City. YOU will
fine eastern domestic help of all kinds at
our office, Salt Lake Emp. Co. ga X.
2nd So. upstairs. rooms 5q-f0 I.stimcr
block Tel. so6e-Z. Parlor for ladies'
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4 GOOD girl for general h9usework. no
washing. 26I Cd St
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TEREE-ROOAI brick. east side. close in.
shade. city water. $3.50
Groom frame. west side, close I'm. ok
2 rods. city water. SEQ
f-rOOm frame, west side, city water,
FLfa.
An elegant S-room pressed brick. east
side. house alone cost 5000 Price. 5000.
Those big acre lots on State St are
going fast. $50 down. so per month.
Harrington d Courtney. - ". ID So.
Phone 2Q5f-Z.
See us Tor Nevada land under govern
rronf canal
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GIRL for general Homework: small
family: good wages; references required.
Apply 1923 First street
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AN EXPERIENCED nurse girl. none
without good reference need apply 5iJ
i. Cd South
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EXPERIENCED TRIMMER at Paris
Millinery Co Apply at once.
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GIRL for general bouseworks good sal
! airy. lei y. W Temple St.
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FoUR-RooM frame. West ID So. and
5-room briak. below 10th So and 9Th
East, s., $50
4-room brick. 2d St. Sl.7oo
4-rOOm brick, West eth So. 81 go
4-roOm brick, barn and chicken house,
lot 50Xl65. +. 9Th So. St.50O.
This is a No. 1 bargain.
.2-room brick and frame, lot 3Ox120, east
S-room frame, East 9Th So. bath. toilet.
also furniture, including piano, etc, owner
leaving the city. $3.50.
l0XlO rods near State St, 4-room house,
fruit trees. flowing well, a good place
for chicken ranch, barn. etc. a snap.
S-room house and bath room, West %
We have more on our list. also lots in
all parts of the city.
Johnson & VIM. 5o4-5 Progress bldg.
FUTILE BROS. Ii9 MAIN STREET.
Sf-3O0-Buys "A very nice 7-rOorn- modern
brick house ana fine lot at No. $50
i. Sixth South ST.
1,600-A 4-room house and 3Isxl0 rods. at
No. 81 L. st.
5e0-For lot 2iax10 rods. facing Liberty
park. These lots are very fine for
building. and viii grow in value
faster than most localities. We can
make easy terms Can loan money
to build.
1,2oo-For nice new 4-room pantry and
=
;. +. part Of city. Terms $40 down
and SO per month.
We nave property everywhere IN this
valley. and great deal OF IL we repre-
sent the owners. who, being non-rcSi-
dents, want their money and offer the
best bargains. We represent and manage
over S.5oep0 worth Of Salt Lake CITY
property, owned by non-residents. manag-
ing exclusively all OF Henry Phipps' Sait
Lake realty holdings
FUTILE BROS. PROGRESS BLDG.
We ARE IN THE BUSINESS.
A beautiful 9-rm. house and one 6-rr1. :.
both mod and close in; fine investment
Ask Us.
TWO iO-aere ranches. one acres. on
4 5-rm. mod brk.. very cheap: easy
payments.
We have some nice lots. Ask US.
The G. G.. Richter Co Remember We
are now at 13i Main over Bon Ton the
atTe; Room 4. Phone Blk.
NEW broom brick. city water in kitch-
en-, 50Nll2 foot lot 90 alley. near Z. G.. W
=. II. shops. 81. 290: sell on monthly nav
Wicks. No. 90 So. state st.
J. A BROWN, Real Estate. Loans.
Rents. No. y East First South. Phone
Z7. List il you want to sell.
CITY REALTY, improved. unimprovcd.
trades. Geo. W McConaughy. Room ).
Eagle Block.
Realty ranches. rooming houses. stores.
G. Q. Richter Co. I31 Main. Tel l5i7-K
WE SELL real estate-that's all. Tuttie
Bros. l4s Main street. Red Ball signs.
RANCHES. farms. acreage. big list in
our real estate paper Tree at Office. Har-
rington & Courtney. Is W I'd So.
NEW 5-roorn pressed brick house, mod
eru plumbing. electric lights cement wa ks
in street and yard, city water, easy terms.
o. FnRdahl 800 5. Sth w.
MODERN pressed brick S-room house;
lot SsNl9 $50. Can us So. 18th Z.
STOP PAYING RENT
ond arrange 70 have the money YOU arc
T.. II. RICHMOND.
office with \. 5. Fowler. 2ls South
Main ST.
THREE points 20 think OF when YOU
get an abstract Of tide TO real estate
/. COMP ETENESS.
=. ACCT RACY.
:. RESPONSIBILITY
Three reasons why the Utah Savings
abstracts made IN sail Lake county.
80 South Main.
REAL, ESTATE. reEt. loans. insurance.
piil Inv Co. 75s s ". Temple
$500 ROOM modern brick. fine ioca-
ton Easy terms. Apply 154 So. State 81.
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EXPERIENCED salesladies and cash
Ter with references Call a. m. Monday
al old Lace House
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many Aici d4u ANhutlo VINO nave lOuONcQ.
the career as real estate dealer and
home builder OF J. Donnan Reavis, we
thought it was timely to go into details
in describing his new offices at S2-54
Main street. ground floor suite. which Mr..
Roavis expects TO occupy about March
10 TO -
IS descriptions to be worthy must be
accurate, we viii begin by stating that
most directly opposite Mr.. ReaVis' new
location will he situated the L. g. VI. /.
mis- large concern, no doubt. Is looking
forward 10 Mr.. Re3vis coming move with
much secret pleasure, for they realize
hat there will be something doing on
the block when Mr.. Rcavis gets located.
In this connection We viii state that Mr..
Ecavis expects not only 20 make his ef-
forts 20 promote trade IN his locality use
iui 10 himself. nut with an Unborn spirit
of unsclfishncss he viii never fail TO
think OF his neighbOrS' welfare.
Now turn we To n more careful descr!T-
ton Of the location Of Mr. Reavis' new
offices than can be graspcd from the
mere street number. 32-5l Main street.
We viii begin by stating that McCor-
niclss win be on one corner south OF Ar
Rcavis' offices. the Descret National and
DesCret Savings bank on another. while
the Utah State bank viii he directly
south, about SEQ feet from Mr.. Reavis'
front door.
on the corner to the north viii be 10
Gated. when Mr. ReaViS gets settled. the
DeSoret News building. a great ornament
To salt Lake City and the home of a
great newspaper. IL Is said that the ten
ants OF this building are delighted to
hear that Mr. Reavis is about 20 occupy
52-| Main street, for, as one man said,
that as all roads lead. TO Reavis offices,
the shorter the road the better.
We viii continue our description by
stating that "a little further north, on
the same side Of the street as 33-S4 Main
street. the Mormon temple rCaFs its
augle-cappcd dome, and If you were TO
stand IN the front door Of Mr.. Reavis'
offices ana look uOrthCasteTly. you would
observe the lions Savings bank, occupy
ing the lower floor of the Templeton
building. Yes, from every point Of the
compass, except 20 the west. 1924 Main
street is euvirOEed by concerns Of wealth
and standing. The location is the very
hub of the business center. and time will
make stin greater the already great adj
vantages this location has over other
business locations
Persons IN doubt as TO where 1924 Main
street. is located. or those wanting homes
hult plans drawn. building lots. or
those who desire TO dispose Of their
property can secure explicit information
by calling on Ar. Reavis at his present
address 3 West Second South street,
where the sign. Whose Roof Is Over
= our Heade' hangs over the door.
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MUST BE SOLD. TODAY!

81 S56.0G
New 5-rm. br. cottage. in southeast part
or town. lights ana bathroom. cellar.
pantry and closets, oil ana paint finish
house built for a home and exceptionally
well put up, owner leaving city call and
see il.
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A MTDDLE-AGED lady as housekeeper
for widower Call at f73 North 9Th West
today.
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a NEAT reliable girl for general house
work small family, Apply . II street.
after p. NJ.
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sPRING BARGAINs.

3 g7-Choice lot near Z. g. ". depot.
Si.jH-Ncw i-rm. u. brick cottage near
gth East and "a so. Easy terms.
S2o00-5-rTn. house ON I'd St. cleo light
cement walk. iron fence. etc
s2.51o-Swell 5-rm. pressed brick. rec. hall.
Der. bath. cleo light. etc. Close in
rsSt side. Terms.
@e.IoJ- Handsome mod. cottage. L. % So.
Easy terms.
8 501--Best lot on north bench.
For bargains In modern homes see us
4. McKeGsr * Co. G35s W. % SO.
IT. J. N'GOFN co
II YOU are looking Tor HOMES. farms,
Improved or unimproved property call
and see us
Below arc some OF our BARGAINS:
s2.ey9-5-room brick, 3Nl0 rods ground,
pantry. closets; bara; near depots.
snap. Terms
1.l00-G-rOOm frame. pantry. closets. ks
rods 10 alley. Favorable terms.
Northeast
20l0-i-room brick. Zi.X1is rods 10 alley:
bath room. g. k close In. Terms
Lots in northwest. close in. cheap, and
marcy others.
~ j. M'GOWN Co Room 3. No. III
Main ST. over Bon Ton theatre.
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LADIES to do piecework at their
homes; we furnish all materials and pay
from = 10 81 weekly Send stamped en-
velOpe TO Royal Co, 81 Monroe 81.
Chicago.
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LADIES having fancy work 10 SELL
poilies, centerpieces. battenberg and
drawn work; send stamped envelope La
dleS Exchange, q ID Monroe St. Chicago.
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THREE points ~ ;hiuk Of when you
get an abstract of title 20 real estate:
T. COMPT ETENESS.
ACC'f RACY.
- RESPONSIBILITY.
Three. reasons why the Utah savings
& Trust company makes rlro-tfirds of tho
abstracts made in salt Lake county
Iel SOUTH MAIN.
RFAI, ESTATE bargains L. p r. r.
'-nds T. j. Wills. Is W. 20 South.
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FREE TO LADIES Handsome stick
pin Of exquisite and exclusive design: also
valuable beauty secret; send no money.
simply name and address Foster Supply
Co, San Pedro. Cal.
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LADIES-S15 per week sewing at home:
materials free; no CanVassing: beautiful
sample sent free on receipt OF addressed
envelope Majestic Lace CO., New York.
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LOST


BROWN and white Llcwellys setter;
s. reward. so =. ist So.
AN Astrachan coat. taken by mistake
from the Cadet party, given by the high
school Friday night. Return 70 W. T.
Lynn. 7G6 East First South and exchange
FOR OWN.
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S. l. EMPLOYMENT CO. Domestic
Labor OFFICE. 800 .Latimer Block. 63ls w
Cd So. Tel. 2o62Z
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Societies


MT. MORIAH lodge No. > will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow (Non-
day) evening AT $50 o'clock
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI4, Sec'y-
ALL members Of Salt Lake Camp s.
WOOdmen Of the World. and visiting
nCiEhboTs are requested to meet at our
hall in Odd Fellows temple Sunday.
March Is. AT ! p m sharp, 10 attend fu-
neral OF NeighbOr John NJ. Adams.
\. =. FISHER. Con. Commander.
AN kELLAR, Clerk.
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YOUNG girl TO work mornings. Ia W.
North Temple st.
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LADIES TAILORING.


SETDLER BROS. lately from New
York CITY. Located at 80 So Main st.
opposite Walkers store. All work guar
anteed.
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REWARD.

REWARD
>--~~~-->--~~-~-~---~~~~~-
FOR information leading to the recov-
cry OF my brindle bulldog. p. ~ 6oren-
son. IS Z I'd So.
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FOR SALE.

ONE hundred acres improved land for
sale cheap good reason for selling Iay-
louisville. Utah, box 100. route )
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a GIRL for general homework. Il,
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HOCSEKEEPER between 30 and 20
years o. age for a middle-aged man. Ad-
dress 4 p. Herald.
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COIIAIBIA OPTICAL CO, $50 Main
4 aolcsale and retail manu- opticians
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Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

,WHEAT,By sample, del; No 2 red sold az
destination. and sl.o3is for No. 2 red. local:
No. 3; No. nominalIv s9Gtefc; No. 2 hard eSg
&c: No. } hard sold at sigS7c. and sSc best OBJ
tainable for choice: No. 4 hard at s0as2c: No. ,
CoRN1,By, sample. del. No. 2 a. 4sc and old
at y1t;c local; No. ; at SIS local sna otieT,d
iccai: No. 3 yellow at 4sisg4sc local: No. 3
white Mt 50c local and 5Di.G5lc destination, No.
9 white ct tsc local and isisa4sc destination.
sold. 1900 No 2 yellow selling at 4Shc loaded;
sample. del: no. 2 sold at +2g
42i.e: No: 8 at ACC: No; 4 nom:nally 51g3sc; No.
4iisc for LEGAL. Standard at 4sc.
..RYE-Nominally at Csc for No. 2 and sc for
FLAXSEED-Nominaliy s1.@
winter: Patent A.sSR5: straight
s.1oat.s0: extra fancy A.s5a4;65: clear at $50
grades at s2.l5g5.25 in jute; Hard -four in iute
SKIS: Patent IS, sod4.15; straight s. Is; clear
s. ss ,lSas' S 20; s1t r. gSBi Icy sS' b ssndest oT ns sI1s'p ppie %;
for lots in wood from first hands trk- or depot,
this side. Orders higher.
Y 5oobins way. AZ $50 IN
CoRNMEAL. ETC.-F. o. b.: City meal At
's;51; gifts; hSminy y and na. pearl I'M me sar, $50 Obtain
their own figures. Bran in 10es would readily
bring ssc and mixed feed eoc and probably more
AT mn bran Jobs bs, at : ssa ,gS an T~im sa'ps at q;
s,3. Soal4: No. / sII. 5oai3: No. 2 s1oIi1: No. )
s7aa. Clover so..9g1i for light and 500 g for
heavy be- ,s MIse 3: STaiE : or low ! ,s 81 choice 's'S0a'0
STRAW-On trk.: Wheat and oat ss9s.@.
LEAD-A .40lf4. 42iA.
WHisKY-Cuote on basis Of N.szA . gal for
apiritS
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sti.cel,aneou. L

GRASS ~sEEDs-Quote current receipts Of
country lots. per 100 lbs: Clover S61o: TIM
oshy at g g /, to 8. g; 5edt S3,. At 2 e, e =; IN
VIII WHITE HE' ss fassse eo5nn'E Tx. IN q. les..
s @sssine hpRsssIe1 e g. 80; -: "a ?sss3s Z
q. From, store: White beana ~ ~:
e e.; f Ri%s { ssas!Rts1 "a & e; ..! sss:' |. ! $saas;
Gal,f0 ,aas p PINK + a. :. sAe e;,s S5as e re- s. psl =. -'0'
sTocK PEAsW%nipposTxM ssll,na At IN
to s5 5sts Rss ssi GfeiE a1oei as&i 81. q. a.
:; ss II ii . iSi . 81 4 .s iSss q = =.
q S TAI E tS#ESSai III St $sR III ss:s'l ss:.....
sgs:l$sss !: ]. a / . i H. chops at iks . ne:
.FsEsaiTrHEREPrme white live Ese.s n snail
ss in s ( sss s j & sa 4 s !a5ss .f: < & .s,si :
s 81 ia ss; 'f psek K ess cent ase on as sIsi b. :i- r sne
key-Tail s9c; wing Sc; pointers ens &C.; wing and
tai Ro s2a p1'afs Is: s' GINSENG nses 's a. !: s. to $: stem
ny ny. wee TSsdy; sc etc ss,a ,ss' ;e ,sd sse .ii BYsak 81 &C. may Nay
Angelic. sase:. wahooIIark Of root SC: bark
'z ahE ! s.: Esli-. :. h. n 81 soa .seS a.:
ff hEk;s Va: .Ss1S Rss at sc Per ID. for
LINSEEp oIL-ouotable at Ec per gal. for
raw and &c for boiled: lie per gal. less on car
POP CoRN-Ioo lbs. on cob. wh,te-Rice $40
ScRAP IRON AND Per 100. lbs:
Wrought iron s45; heavy cast 80: maileaele
steel and breakapfe 4oc; stove Sc; light brass
So heavy brass 50: copper -: zinc y; lead
SAIT-E. side medium at 81: granulated $50
per Dbl. &c more per Dbl. this side
EMPTY oil. turpentine ana
gasoline. S1.65; vinegar Zoe: black oil 6oc: I'm
seed, light and yarnish soc: machine SIC: sugar
l5c. whisky Soc: do half bblN SOC: wine u:
eauerkraut 30d 4Gc: pickle 40a5oc: -four 1Sc; mo
lasses 3Dc; lard ties. 45c: 2c OF Tor each broken
head: 21.c each hoop missing.
RAGS. ETC-Per 100 lbs: Country raee az
75o. Old rope-No. / manila at $i.25: No. At
60c. Rubber at $5ds.5-
PEANUTS-Farmers' STOCK, per ID: feo ~
I2c: white at 2t.I2a4c. -
ECANS-wester at SIC: Texas at 6Ac-.
MAPLE SUGAR1Quote at SC to 1oc per ID,
at 10c to. 12c: choice Coloraoo
at lac: strained ard extracted at 444xc In
bbIe. and SC in cans.
COOPERAGE-Quote on orders for prompt
delivery: Lard ties. 81. 50 for wood-bound. E.2sts
for 6-hoop iron bound and 81. 4716 for s-hoop do:
oak pork bbls. S1.50 for wood and $1-D for IRON
bound: ash PORK bbls. $3.50 for wood-bound:
olto tics. Sl.50 for s-hoop. kraut bbIs. 81: do.
half bbls. zoe; do. kegs SOC: do. casks Sl4S:
siack-work ~bbls.-s-hoop -four 4lc: 6-hoop do
&c: miIlrun apple Sc: No. . do. 10c: meal &A3
e-hoop lime sc: 4-hoop do. 10
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GENERALLY BEARISH NEWS
BREAKS GRAIN VALUES.
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS
SELL MAY WHEAT.
Weather and Crop Conditions at
Home and Abroad Favor the
Selling Side.

Though several attempts were made to
bolster future values it was impossible
to work up bull enthusiasm in yesterdays
local grain market. Weather II crop
reports were generally too favorable Sell
ing of May by professionals here and In
Chicago had a weakening effect on July
though there was evidence that some OF
the big operators were switching to the
latter option. Rains in Kansas and
Oklahoma and heavy Argentine shipments
We're among the bearish factors.
Argentine shipments of wheat to EN-
rope the past week reported at 400,
600 bu., against .31,00 blu. a week ago and
1.S6i.OVp blu. in 1903. Total shipments from
January | to date, 4S.sgs,09 bu.. against
chief ports 5.56O,eo bu.. against 5,n2.oo0
bu. a week ago and 3.752.0O blu. in 1903
July wheat opened 1sc off and sold at:
s2sc, seas2lsc. setsc. Sc; s1Fsassc. sl%c. sIstc.
sli3c. SlSsc, Size.
Corn had little support. Weather con-
ditions favored the selling side and acted
ing was very light. but speculative sentt-
ment generally bearish.
Argentine shipments of corn to Europe
the past week reported at s3i,0oo bu.:
against $4,000 hu. a week ago and $50 NJ
bu. in 1903. Total shipments from January
l TO date 1c.44s.GO bu., against !. 239, 600 bu.
in 1905. Visible supply, in chief ports ST.,
NJ Du., dSdllsl osl,pv pu- q "tth dsO duu
$4,000 bu. a year ago.
July corn opened 1sc Off and sold at:
40c. i6sc. SAC. 1850. f7c. 4sAc. 4sSc. 4sisc.
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis 500 bu..
of which 5 cars local and l car through.
against +4,451 bu., of which $50 SKIS. and 10
cars local and : cars through. in 1909.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
2S.00, bu., against $4,000 bu. in 1903. and
shipments 1896 bu.. against $500 bu
Northwest received l29 cars. against 1l6
cars in 1893. Chicago received 27.0O blu.
and Kansas City $500 blu. Ciearances 49,
600 bu.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis q, g5 bu.,
of which all local. against $500 bu., of
which $50 sks. and e. cars local and q
cars through. in 1893.
Receipts of corn at primary points 26,-
go bu.. against 212.00p bu. In 1903. and
shipments 1lS.Go bu.; against 471,Geo bu.
Chicago received 135. 90 blu. and Kansas
City @.aO bu. Clearances $500 bu.
Receipts of cats at st. Louis 12.15O bu..
of which all local. against $3.50 bu.. Of
which Is cars local and IL cars through, in
1903. Shipments IS, 80 bu.
Receipts OF oats at primary points 10000
bu., against $4,000 bu. in 1903. and ship
ments $50, 900 bu., against 325.0O blu. Clear
anceS 1900 bu.