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A recent decision makes 1t plain that
dealers have perfect right to sell oleo-
painted butted color, provlued
they want to do 1t $3.50 worth.
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Meanwhile, 1t would he interesting tc
know what the czarewitch is thinking
about 1t all,
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We congratulate Alderman Blair on
the good work he is doing for Monument
Avenue. It goes without saying that
the event should be OF uniform width
from end to end. But we must take one
step at a time and Mr.. Blair seems to,
know what he is about. We bid him
God-specd. The people are with him.
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That imperial manifesto explains that
the granting of civic liberty to all the
Russians is the product Of the Cars
"nflcxible Will" It had previously been
inferred that the Cars will in this
direction was rather full OF fleXibllities.
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"And Peterhof shall know no more the
royal tread of the Romanoffs."- B.
This sentence is copyrighted and may not
be reproduced without our written per-
mssion.)
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81 Times. Dispatch Carrier Delivery
Service In
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Warrington Bureau .5of 1dth 81. ~. ~.
Manchester Bureau .........llu3 f1u lhh o.
Petersburg Buresu....44 ". Sycamore OF
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Daily, with sunday. ~ cents. $3.50
Dally, without Sun. 10 cents. *4.oo
Sunday Oniy....... cents. $2.ao
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Or 0imsgs E'ispatrb

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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s.,,...sW,s sub.l ohe ONE YEAR
ss NM, M,ncbester Payable
q petersburg. ~EN' In Advance
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BY MAIL, One SiS lhree S s.u
POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Mos. MO.
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TELEPHONES.

s.,.... o.*,s. 6At'
Hditorial Department .....s.........'"n o.,
Circulation Department ......s...'.. 90 %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
FIFTEEN TRUE BILLS.
The Washington County Grand jury
still in Session-Case on Trial.

Montpelier, Sept. ls.--The grand
jury of Washington county that has
been in session for two weeks, came
into court this afternoon and through
G. y Barber of Barre town, its fore
man, made a partial report. Fifteen
true bills were reported found, after
which the sittings were resumed.
The case of Carrie g. Moody. admin
istratrix of the estate of w. +. Scho-
field Of Waterbury vs.. the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company was called
and jury was empanoled The jury
was polled and the work Of getting
II men satisfactory to both sides took
nearly all the afternoon.
This case was tried at the last March
term and the jury disagreed. The
plaintiff seeks TO recover the face
value of a policy for $1,000 held by
Schofield in the defendant company.
The defence claims that Schotield made
untruthful answers To certain vital
questions when the policy was taken
out j. w. Gordon and 4. \. Hoar of
Barre appear for the plaintiff; Sent.r
and Senter and Z. :. stanton for tile
defendant
\ settlement was reported in the
hastardv case Of Myrtle Heath VS.. Eu.
gene Thdyer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
EXPLOSION AT SWANTON.
One Man Probably Fatally Burned nj
Robin Hood Powder Factory.

SwantCn. sept. 49, One man was fatal
Is injured md two seriously injured
ny an cApln> ION in = pile of cartridges AT
the Robin Hood Powder company to-day.
I'll" injured
Arthur Bean, probably fatally.
Edward Lovick, il. and joseph Thu
drau. seriously.
The men injured were at work in the
front rocm IN the factory extracting pow
der from old cartridge shells. the shell
which H"an was holding exploded. iSnt
in" "a pike OF powder nearby and explod'
me- IL number of shells upon which the
men we've working. All three men w'r,
badly burned but Fean suffered more
and is not expected to live. The ire Wa:
cXtinguished before it had an opportunity
to spread to The other parts of the build
ing and the noise caused hv tho explosion
WIS 50 Slight the other employees were
not aware an accident had occurred. Thu
uamaee 10 the factory is slight
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
VERNON FARMER BADLY HURT.
HAVING AT GODDARD.

Two youths clad mostly in Natures
garments, attracted attention Saturday
forenoon by chasing themselves UP and
down Main street. Their bare legs and
arms swinging rythmicaly, their breath
coming in short pants, and their attire
still shorter. they looked to be candidates
for the asylum. or escaped prisoners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
LEGISLATIVE REUNION.
Third Dccennial Meeting In Montpelier
to he Held In connection with
Centennial.

Montpelier, Sept. 1s.-Pursuant TO
the call for the third decennial reunion
OF the Vermont Legislative association
sent out yesterday by Governor c. ].
Bell the executive committee of one
member from each county will meet
at the Pavilion Hotel in this city We'd
nesday evening, September 20. with the
local executive committee of the CEN
tennial celebration to prepare Pho
gramme and perfect other arrange
ments The reunion will be held in the
hall of the House OF Representatives
immcdia' ely following tho parade. The
call has been sent to members of the
Legislature of 1904 and previous legis-
latures.
Senator w. r. Dillingham; Is the pre-
sent president OF the association. w.
w. Stickney Of Ludlow Is correspond
ing secretary, G. W. Brownell of Bur
linGton. recording secretary and j. w.
Brock of Montpelier. treasurer.
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night in iail Monday morning he was
in city court and bail WAS fixed at 500.
No charges Will he brought against him
with the exception Of the case of state Us
intoxicating liquor.
MAJOR HONEY TO LEAVE NORWICH
Major Henry ". Hovey. comma nda Mt
at Norwich University, received orders
from The war department on saturday
to join his regiment. Major Hovey has
served as commandment a Norwich tor
three terms, first coming there IL years
10
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thcreirom. 1}ut they weren't; they were
Goddard "stoodents" out for a sprint in
conventional costume. 1t might be added
that they were new students being put
through q course of sprouts" by the
out to witness the performance and SEQ
that it was done properly.
A STRENUOUS EXPERIENCE.
\ party composed of Arthur Allen
and son. Frank Ilaling, Peter Narcotic
and Frank Brunncll returned to Mont
pclier Monday noon from Gamers
hump. where they spent Sunday night
II began raining at eleven o'clock and
Monday morning every member of the
party was soaked to the skin. They
set off their fireworks after dusk sun
day night but owing to the hazy at
mosphcre they We're invisible in Mont
pclicr The night was not all favor
able for the purpose. The party lett
their blankets and camp utensils on
the mountain and came down Monday
morning. They made arrangements
with one of the farmers to go up the
first fair day and bring them in. The
various members of the party will be
we'll enough by the last of the week
to resume their different duties and
, tell some of their experiences.
LIQUOR SEIZURE IN BARRE.
Chief of Police I;rown of Barre. Sheriff
+. II. Tracey of Montpelier and Deputy
Sheriff Camp of Barre made raid OF
the drug store of Clarence II. Hendricks
e. Co. in Barre on Saturday evening about
eight O'Clock. After "A search they found
three aud half pint bottles of whiskey
in the back room. Mr. Kendrick was ar
raigncd before Judge Fay in the evening
bail being fixed at so which was furnish
ca by Eugene A. Prndle. The case VA:
continued until Saturday. He is held fol-
keeping and selling. sunday Afternoon
ABOUT one o'clock chef Brown and of
iiccr Karl made a raid upon the houS'
af Albert p. Newman at : Park plac"
They found bottle of whiskey on thu
kitchen table and another in tho pantry
Newman was arrested and spent IN
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YOUNG ALUMNI BANQUET.
Pleasant Meeting and Reunion a
MOntpelier Seminary.

Montpelier, Sept. lS-The annual
alumni reception and banquet ut Mont
pclier Seminary this evening WAS at
tended by about 10 members OF the
alumni association. At $40 reception
was held in the parlors. At the banquet
that followed the student body was the
the guests of the association. DIR. Harry
w. Smith of l.yndonNillc acted as toast-
master. The Rev. L. A. Bishop and
IrCf I'odse of Wesleyan University gave
brief addresses ard there were several
responses In toaStS
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heights. The prime Of manhood is
there. The bravery that hinches not
when its eye looks into the open jaws
Of death Is there also. Or see the
angler wading up and down the trout
streams. But, as l see the sportsman
and the man Of health hunting or fish
ing or climbing in the mountains.
also see the poor invalid crawling there
or being carried there or lying back
listlessly in an armchair. His eyes
have an unnatural luster; his cheeks
are flushed; he coughs much; he has
the awful pain in his chest. Then see
him under the powerful tonic OF the
ozone of the Adirondacks or the Alps,
growing stronger and stronger. The
cough grows less and less and finally
dies away. The tottering gait is chang
ed for the healthful stride. The in
valid who was carried to the woods
goes forth well and physically renovat'
ed. Oh, why cannot the God Of the
hills be today the God Of health? Can
not he, will not he cure that old chronic
disease of sin which has been cursing
us for many years? Cannot. will not ne
do this. IL we only climb up to him on
the Mount of TRANSPORTATION and
throw ourselves at his feet as we cry,
"Jesus. my Saviour. my Lord?"
But I must not stop here, even II !
would. The love Of God Is found In the
strength Of the hills, but Gods limit Of
forgiveness and pardon are found there
also. Though God is ready to receive
us IL we come to him now. the figure
Of my text distinctly proves that there
will come time when he will say
mot unto all who call Lord. Lord,
unto me will open unto them. for
unto many In that day ! will say.
know you not" The future destruc'
ton Of the hills symbolizes It.
There Is limit to Gods patience.
Did you ever stop to think that 40 hills
have time In which they were created
they shall also have time In which
they shall die? Indeed. many Of the
bills Of the past have died alread.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-21
NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Evsnts Grouped for
Free Press ReHdcrs-,l1utlnnd Peo.
pie Getting Coal at Reduced
Rates.

hi,,or cot. can, T., $500 - -
the Rutland coai do,iors .,,, +ha ron.
sup,ere mr., ,,,,,,,,o ,.,uas,,,.. ~ a.,
ounf,r,upitv 10 lao IL, ,,.ir ,,,i.,., s,,,,,,,
of fuc, .t /. lou, ,,s, No., o,,,r..,,,, hoe
,.,w dsv.,oc,d ,r,, ono ne a., ,r,,,,ra.
lion and r.cr,,,,,a,,on A t.u r,or,,,s
ovo tho Combinations each s.or, c,n,rany
bernn sel,,no coa, and tb, rog,lar doa,ors
accordingly fe,t Tho eroc,s NJ Tho cnr,.
uetition. The nric. NJ cn,i hsy,n ia de-
erase fran, ,ir,. ~ ,i,,. ,,r,i ,,st xyosL
when ono iocai de,,or .o,ir ra,,,,o.d Tho
n,icc and 10 rov. nev.r,r,, 90, -, * "a .
inn w T, tt,,,ot, nro.,dart a, ,no r-,,,.
b,nation r,,sh s,oro ,o,,,a,, ,,i,, rio,
tho ro,cnt ,oa,,,,o, .a,,,d oot r,ato
much diHeropc. % h,s c,,rc.r, "Uc a,e
sailing cc,i ~ e. IN . 49,, .,d =. ,,r..an,
irdicat;nps u,i, continue ~ lo ,o ,,ur;,g
tho Iast ,broo x,vs y,o Inv, COLI ~. ,,,.
~ ro,t NJ ,h,, ,r;,. $50, ,,,. ,,,n.., mr.,
Of m, o,dors cnp,c /, s,turd,v THAT ,e
as pood q, i,dors.,,or. re- ,ur ,,.,boda
ms ", d,sir, avn ,bi,,, ,h,t tho ,,,,h.
liz fu,,v u,,,orst,rd nc n,d ,.o ros,,,,,
that VIZ occ,,nv ~, ran chou ,no orders
on mr. boo,,s ,t nrv Tim, 10 thos. bn
are skepticoI AS tn tho truth of this state
mopt." Whom told that IL was said IN -
recent interview that his coal was of All
co,l Noe ,,,,,n, ~ ,h, co,,,,to,, r.o,i oor,.
nnnv.s n;n.s in tbc s,n,o fo,d nc ,hc
other co,J which &c so,d he thc do,l,r.
in Rutland an &c nrac,;cailv fins s,n,,,
coal AS that hroupbt To Rutland NJ th,
Delaware g. ,t,,eon c,rn,rv Ours Is
carried nv tho Orta,io A. Western and
the New York Central roads mud every
ten is g,,orlntccd tc c,ual in point uf
quality, that Of any free burning coal
that Is mined. And furtl. crmorc we chal-
stop forward to provc otherwise. When
", .'.. ',,N up ,,'' Sa'' u c"Ai We o''c'
| prize" as tho other regular dealers. \
short time late We discovered. and vert
| shown good evidence, that all tie regular
dealers were selling coal at reduced rates
| nf co'lrs" this was all done on The uuict
| hut W" soon fourd it out, and according
| " we reduced tho price or our coal to
| meet the competition You know" he
| sad with n smile what is sauce for the
goose is sauce for the randcr ana If some
| "t these people who have been working
~ '''',' '''''"o'S S'' Si'''~e" 'h'S
,,,r, p,.,~rp -. ,
|
| The mill of Harry s. Lawrence in
| Ludlow was destroyed by fire at six
o'clock Sunday morning, together will
the machinery and a large quantity
of finished lumber. causing a loss of
$4,000; not insured. TIL" flames. the
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The Sank Statement.

New York, April 29-The statement of
averages of the clearing house banks or
this city this week shows:
Loans S1,Os7. SOP 100; decrease. So 392. 500.
Deposits, $I146,52S,60o decrease, $o,44O-
Circulation. SAILS, goo: decrease. s2s4.o 600.
Legal tenders, SS5,5S2,2 300; increase, 81
Specie. S271. us, 100: increase. 81, 59s, 200.
Reserve, $303. 297, 400; increase, sS,S59,20O-
Reserve required. S2S6, $50, $50; decrease,
Surplus Surplus SIG Cos. $50: increase. 81 217. 200
Eek. L. S. deposits $20S69, $50; increase.
ment. of the New York associated banks
last week showed a greater gain of cash
. than was indicated by the estimates.
which were based upon the traceable
movements of money during the week: a
reasonably large contraction in loans,
considering the extensive LIQUIDATION on
the stock market and a very 81 tfsfa Glory
Increase in surplus reserve. The cash
gain was $S,S57,2O0, or about one million
more than the estimated sum This dis
crepancy was, however. due TO the tact
that the bank week included Friday OF
last week, while the estimates recorded
movements on Thursday and Friday OF
the previous week, which were embraced
in the bank return for that period.
The loans were contracted s., 1872. 800 re-
fleeing in greater part the cancellation
Of those on stock collateral due 10 the
unsettling fall in the securities market
during the week; the contraction from
this cause must have been much greater
than that indicated by the statement but
1t was doubtless partly offset by loans to
SyndIcates or IL connection with the New
York City band emission. Deposits de-
creased So 440O 600; which amount was
only $4,000 less than the sum of the con-
traction in loans less the gain in cash.
therefore the statement made good
balance. The required reserve was re-
duced by S1,360,O00 which added to the
increases in cash made S5,217,200 as the
gain in surplus reserve to $l6,665, 250. Com
those of S16.S1S.SO0 public funds, the sur
plus is so, 500 $50.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York. April 29.-Coffee-Spo Rio,
steady; not invoice rs; mild, steady;
CordOVa, 1908. The market for coffee
futures opened steady at an advance OF
10 points on May and points higher on
other options in response to steady Eu-
ropean cables small receipts and large
warehouse deliveries. Demand was mod
crate in spite of a rather more bullish
the Close the market LOST part of the
advance under local realizing and a few
selling orders through European houses
The close was steady at an advance OF
points on May and unchanged on other
months. Sales We're reported of 4S,1l5
bags. May, 6.GelI6.65; July, 6.SOq6.S5; Sep
TENDER, 695Ip7O0; December, 7.25QL3Oi
March, 7.45.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining. A
go: refined sugar, quiet; No. g. 500; No
Z. $50; No s, $40; No. 9, 535; No 10, $50
No. II. go; No. u. SIS; No. 13, sos; No
A. 500; confectioners' a. 600; mould A
$50; cut loaf, 6-S5: crushed, 6.S5; pow
dered, 6.25; granulated, SIS; cubes. 440.
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M etai Markets.

New York, April 29-There was little
feature in the metal market and general
conditions were unchanged.
Tin is quoted at 80. I2Q30 III.
Lake copper is held around 15.00GI15.25;
electrolytic at 15.O0q15-25, and casting at
14.75G15O0.
Lead, 4.5O64.60
Spelter 80.
Iron quiet a, trecent prices.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 80 1908

business in bankers bills at ass. 506l4S6. 90
for demand and at s4-5OQ4S4.6O for sixty
day bills; posted rates. 1851 and 1870
4S712; commercial bills, 4S4d4S414.
Bar silver, MA.
Mexican dollars, 49,.
BOnds-GovernmenIS, steady, railroads,
weak
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago, April 29.-Cattle-Receipts 200;
market steady Good to prime steers,
>. T566.50; poor TO medium, 4.25GI5.40; stock
ers and feeders, 2.75a5.25; cows. 2-756t4. 70 4;
heifers. 2. 500550; Gamers, 1.60d2.40; bulls,
.. 5OGi4.7 calves. 3.OO65.75.
HOgs-Receipts, 5000; Monday, $4,000;
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL

existing in that industry, but the esti-
mates of the net earnings which had
been circulated previously ran much
ahead OF the actual showing. Disap-
pointed spectators therefore sold.
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Money. Silver. Etc.

New York. April 29.-CIose: Money on
call, nominal, no loans. Time loans,
steady: sixt yand ninety days, 81 per
cent; six months 31k per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3AG4ls per
cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
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Pacific Coast Grain.

San Francisco, April 29.-Wheat-Weak-
er: May, 1.421A; December, I289s.
BarIey-W eaker: May, liz bid; De-
cember, 81
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 29.-Wea kness was in evil
denCe in the wheat market at the outset
Initial quotations on May was off q to
"a at S612 TO S. July was down . to y
to Is at S27s to S3@S31s. Continuation of
weather conditions was excellent for the
growth of fall-sOwn wheat, was the chief
reason for the sharp declines Another
beariSh factor WAS unexpected weakness
at Liverpool, Notwithstanding the strength
here of yesterday. Liberal receipts IN
the northwest was another factor IN
weakness today, Minneapolis and Duluth
being 1913 cars, compared with so a year
ago Offerings were liberal from tne
start, but demand was slack Early III
the session the selling pressure was great
est on the May options, but later the July
delivery monOOOliZed the attention of
traders. As trading advanced the market
became weaker, July declining to Sl9sa
ol4. May closed az S'h, a loss of 142-
July closed 12sd112 lower at So.
Corn was weak. the result of active sell
ing. July closed at 4524, a loss Of &6I3s-
Oats were effected by weakness of
wheat and corn. July clovsed $sQ12 lower
al 1912.
Considering the weakness of the grain
markets, provisions manifested compare
tive strength. Shorts were active bid
ders, nut offerings were meagre. Ihe
steady tone of the hog market was the
principal bullish influence. Near the close
July pork was up 712dl0 Lard was off
20 and ribs were up 5dI15.
The leading futures ranges as follows;
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Butter and EGGS.

New York, April 29-Butter-Steady;
Street prices: Extra creamery, q, Of
fetal prices: Creamery, common to eX-
ira, 23G27; state dairy, common TO extra
21426; renovated, common to extra, 1IQ
%: western factory, common to choice,
1923; western imitation creamery, COM
mon to extra, 23GI25.
EggS-Unchange
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treasury Statement.

Washington, April 29.-Todays state
ment of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive Of the S150.OOG 600 gold
reserve in the division of redemDtiOr
shows: Available cash balance, 1913, l9l, =
us; gold, $50, 337, 9O2.
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Chicago. April 29.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easy; creameries, 2OG24; dairy. 1Sd22-
Eiggs-Easy at mark, 1415d15; firstS, 10;
prime firstS, 10: extras, Is.
CheeSe-Steady, IA.
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South Omaha, April 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100: market unchanged. Native
steers. 4.40f16 %: COWS and heifers 3597
dc; western steers. 3.40d5.20; Gamers. l45
G3,20; stOckerS and feeders, 2.75I5-O0;
calves, 3O0q6.Co; bulls, stays, etc, $500
AS.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; market generally
strong Heavy, 5-071EH5.15; mixedS 5-lOGD
5-121a; light, 5.O7Iz15.15; pigs, 475q5.IO;
bulk of sales. 5.106D5. 121R.
Sheep-ReceiptS, 800 market strong.
Western yearlingSc, 5-S0d660; WetherS.
500q5.75; ewes, 4.75q5.40; lambs, 6-50q72 IS
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market easy. Mixed and butchers, 5000
$50; good 10 choice heavy, 5006i go;
rough heavy, 4-50G49 %; light, 5O0I5-Z1l2;
bulk of sales 5-0o6S5.25.
Sheep-Recetpts. 200: sheep and lambs
eady. Good TO choice wethers. shorn,
460Q5.0o; fair to choice mixed, shorn, 400
also; western sheep. shOrn. 3.50dI5.e3; ma
tive lambs. shOrn, 4.00G6-50; western
lambs. 6.75G17. 40.
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FURIOUS STORM
OF LIQUIDATION
all Support Swept Out From Under
the Stock Market.
HEAVY SLUMP IN PRICES
OUTLOOK IN WALL STREET is
SQUALLY.

New York. April 29-The condition Of
dstrust in the stock market which has
been growing for some time broke into
a furious storm of liquidation today
and swept away all support. Selling
under pressure of necessity found prac-
tically no demand to meet it, and the
comparative slump III prices was the
result. The weakness was multiplied
by the decline in prices. and many ad-
ditionaI offerings were forced on the
market by lenders of money solicitlous
for the value Of their collateral by spec
ulators DESTROYS of limiting their losses
and by holders on margin who were
forced out by their brokers as the mar
rrine Na,nrn inn1
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Bond Quotations.

L. S. ref. Is reg .1045s
Do. coupon ...1O45s
L, S. IS reg.....104
Do. coupon ...IO5
L. 5. n. As reg. .132
Do. coupon ...133
u. s. o. As reg. .104Al
Do. coupon ...10434
Am. Tobacco Is.
certificates &C.. %
Am. Tobacco 6s,
certificates ....11351ks
Atch. gen. 4s-...1O25s
Do. Adj. IS. 81
A. G. Line 4s-...1O21k
Bait. & .. As. 1921
Do 31as .-..... 9554
G Of Ga. 5s.----116
DO. LIST Inc. 80. 9112
Do. ID Inc. ... IS
Ches. K .. as .10T54
g. & Alton 3las... S1l5
{. b. & Q. n. As. $685.
&. r. !. & p.
r r. As .-...... S23s
DO. col IS 800 81
g. g. G. & st. l..
general IS ....I02f5
Chic. Term. As. IS
Colo. Mid 4s-. -
Colo. & So. 4s..- $685.
Cuba 5s, cert. .104I5
ID. d r. G. As. .10114
Distil. Secur. 5s- 1914
Erie p. /. 4s......102
Do. gen. 4s.... SO
Fort w. & Den
yer City 1st. .1132t
Hook. Val. as. HIS
Japan 5s. cert. 975a
Louis. d Nash.
Unified As .....lO3j4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

Kansas City. April 29-CattIe-R Receipts
5000; market unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market cent:
lower Bulk of sales. 5.I0GI5.20: heavy
5-15d5.20; packers, 5.10d5.20; pigs anC
lights, 425@515.
No sheep; market nOminally steady.