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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
SOUTHERN coTToN MARKET
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Jan. - - Closing A. COTTON = Sr--- c.,5
business eoEe prices point lower. American -ri45rrg
tair GELD good mi11-lHg. DC. miidI.nr ia Ios
-n411arE ato1- E1Hl n-ciEar- I'd or5fnsrr g1s
re sales q re DAY we're ZOO bales = wa-h 100
were fer speculation and and fn-1r-fr 80
ArleI-.rr. Receipts &c f.cI1sIrg go
can FlflIes opened easier rU1 closed easr- .rari.s,
r1-1-lrE. Cd January. "Hi4 January ana F@truar-
$50 February ard March 43t ard ANN gs5
-frL an1 MAJ 1896. MAJ e-e June SOLD Ig~s and
July oe5a Jl1 and August sos August ana sertrnfe-
tHIc september and October .Jss D-r1-a-
Ter s.ef-. NrE e-lhar and December. 5tfs
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

=. -01dal Jan -s-Tas aeferiucs n -rc wool sales To-
r- @f-alftH- o. *t14 fs-rs sellers asked extreme rates
~ t-Ht-'o -elr-s and sEelsies .auTg frequent uE-
Cls~--- l--Eia e-1EsE sold U-E lauees l-rrs
Al-e-5-s i9"I-l some suI-r-Eafbre5 --eri-.s
q teI lI--es tlic"1g aIe tl- sales 7--al. sew
NLl 81 ate 300 GALES. -ro-IaI Is lizddl-
80 is - ~e-r.7-1. 100 bales secured sdGis
, 20 sf-ss- 4cJ-s ID Victoria 100 bales secured
u ,1ag-s- &c E-@ssE 5s-als ID south Australia 400
ts-fss gftas. e.4ls West Australia hale grezrl
sc1ls - Sew Zealand. F1a bales greasy s1a a-j
INA Areas 40 bales secured is ID greasy sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
souNDINes FOR BRIDGE SUBWAY.

soundings for the subway that Il 20 connect the
BlackweHs Island Bridge and the williamsburg
Bridge We're begun yesterday IN Long Island civ
The subway is 20 yum from tho WuuamsbtIr.
Bridge entrance in Brooklys, through briggs
ave- 90 Manhattau-ave. thence 10 Newtown Creek
II will pass undo. the creek 20 Nernou-sye Long
Island city, and under that street 10 the in
tersection OF Jackson-ave.. where IL will turn and
extend under JacksOn-ave., 70 Jaue-st There the
plaza entrance TO the Blackwels Island Bridge will
begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money, IN
London S4G4 per cent Opeu market discount rate
for short bills s. cent; long bills So. ls-1s
per c~S1 Berlin discount rate. SIS per cent Rerli,
excl A1ee on London. 20 marks 49@ pfennigs Paris
discount rate. 2is per cent. Paris exchange o-
London p francs l2le centimes. Bar gold i'm j on
don was 81
FOKEiGN SECURITIES. - British conSoIs for
Fentes ~ francs 12is centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

London Jan. q, p m--The market FOR Amer
quotations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds compared with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
AMERICAN SECURITIES ARRnAn

Total sales OF bonds. S417o5oo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
Per CT. Per CT
Dun'S Trade Review,

NEW YORK, May 1s.-R. c. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
Will say:
Higher temperature accelerates the
movement OF seasonable merchandise and
improves agricultural conditions. except
where tho precipitation has been Insult
ficient
Despite tho coal strike and Interrupt
tion to freight handling at lower lake
ports. railway earnings for the first week
OF May is 1872 per cent larger than In
the corresponding week last year. For
eign commerce In April surpassed the
Same month in any preceding year, both
as 10 exports and imports, and 1t Is espe-
cially gratifying to note the gain In ship
ments OF manufactured products. At this
port for the last week imports gained
81 421 .929 and exports lost 81. GG9 in COM
parison with last years figures.
Strength still prevails In the hide mar
ket, although large tanners are not oper-
atlng freely. but numerous small orders
make a good showing ip tho aggregate
and there is no evidence of trading be-
low full rates.
Failures this week numbered 2ll in
the United States, against 234 last year
and l6 In Canada. compared with IL
year ago,
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Bradstreet's Review.

NEW YORK, May lS-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say
Retail trade has expanded with warm
er weather and the settlement OF labor
troubles: jobbing recorder business is In
full scasonablc volume, San Francisco
demand being a feature. fall orders arc
equal TO and in many lines In excess of
last year at this period, industry, except
in some sections OF the soft coal field, Is
as active as ever before and the return
tide OF currency from the country is evil
dcnced by increasing Western bank de-
posits and perceptibly easier money,
wool Is quiet at the East. but moro
active at Western points.
Business failures in the United. States
for the week ending May II number l61
against 162 last week. l91 in the like week
of 1905. 125 In 1901. l69 In 1903 and 152 In
1902 In Canada failures for the week
number IS. as against 2S last week. and
II In this week yenr ago.
Wheat, including -four exports from
the United States and Canada for tho
week ending May II are 27le.TS3 bushels
against 2.1i2062 last week. 1872, $50 this
week last year. 1.225, 763 in 1901 and S 23,-
437 In lgG. From July to date the cx-
ports are lis, AGA. .S94 bushels, against 56.004.-
9f3 last year, 124 S77. .064 In 1904 and 109 671,
I51 In 1903. Corn exports for the week are
1.0S9, 705 bushels. against 1,5I3,740 last week,
6ss. .2g9 year ago, llS,2SI In 1904 and
1Sl4, ,1S6 In 1903
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MARKET FOR GRAIN
SHOWS WEAKNESS
Pit Traders Are Disposed to
Take Selling Side; Close
Is Easy.

CHICAGO, May 1S-Fallure OF the Liv-
erpool wheat market to respond to the
sharp advance here yesterday was large
ly responsible for a weak tone In the 10
cal market today. Sentiment was further
influenced by reports of rain In Kansas.
AT the close wheat for July delivery was
down @61Eo Corn was of &c Oats
showed II loss of 3s@t4c and provisions de-
clined &C to l2t7c.
With the exception of two or three
bulges which were of short duration the
tone of the wheat market WAS inclined to
weakness all day. Pit traders were dis
posed to take the selling side OF the mar,
kct and there was also at times liberal
selling by local longs.
Comparative weakness In the market AT
Liverpool, where prices showed n small
loss Notwithstanding the advance OF more
than 10 here yesterday, had depressing
effect on the local market at the opening,
The decline at Liverpool was attributed
TO heavy shipments from Argentlna.
Weather conditions in tho United states
furnished an additional incentive TO tne
bears. While rains were reported In only
q few localities in the Southwest, the hot
wave had given place to lower tempera-
lures over the winter wheat belt.
About the middle of the session the mar
kct was strong for a brief period because
OF active covering by shorts, who were
forced TO action by tho statement OF
trade Journal, which claimed that rains
were needed In Kansas to avert damage
This was quickly followed by reaction,
however, longs being free sellers.
The market closed easy July opened
Agkc lower, S27c to Sac, sold between
S27sIS3Ac, and closed at S21Eg2asc
Indications of an increased movement of
corn from the country had weakening
effect on the corn market, sentiment be-
ing bearish all day. Cash houses and To-
cal longs were free sellers during the
greater part of the day. and offerings
were taken chiefly by commission houses:
The market closed easy. July opened
| sc to sc lower, at 4Ihc TO 471zc, sold up
| to .7Ac, and closed at 473sc.
| Weakness OF wheat and corn caused con-
| siderable profit taking In the oats pit and
resulted in Il weak market. There was a
slight Increase In local receipts, and this
assisted In the creation OF bearish senti-
ment July opened Ac to &c lower, at
| 32&c to S3bSc, and closed at 323oqBc.
Provisions were rather weak because or
| moderate profit taking Trading was In
| very light volume. AT the close July pork
was down 1OQl2l7c; lard was of 6971Ac and
| ribs were sc lower
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES,
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New York Grain. Etc.

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Flour-Receipts.
300 barrels: exports $500 barrels. Firm
and higher for top grades Minnesota
patents a. S0GI4 60: Minnesota bakers.
50 45ta3. Sc; winter straights. SO 9O94.o0,
Wheat-Rccelpts, 5000 bushels exports.
800 bushels. Spot. Irregular. No 2 red,
93c nominal elevators No. red 9ic noml-
nal (. o b. anoat; No. northern Duluth,
93he nominal (. o b. nfloot; No. l north
ern Manitoba, oOhc T. o. b. afoat Re
ports OF rain in the Southwest and poor
cables made the wheat opening lower to-
day II had a sharp rally on further bull
support and outside buying and in the
afternoon was nervous closing easy at
nc net decline. May closed at 90hc; July
SSIaG69c, closed at SSAc; September S5b
6s6c, closed at s5%c; December. S6as6Ac,
closed Soc.
Hops. hides and wool-Steady.
Pctroleunl-Firm.
Cofree-Spot. Rio. quiet; mild eteady
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining, 29-32
az 15-1Gc, centrifugal .96-tcst 13-32g
7-1sc; molasses sugar, 21-22c. Refined
steody.
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San Francisco Market.

SAN FRANCISCO May 1S,-Wheaitn .l'11' IT.
No l shipping, $1-N91.3O per centhl, , III
fcrior grades, Sl1S9125; white inli'i',s ~,
good to choice, 81 l.328I35; fancy up "
v Barley-No. feed SI.20g1. .E3F with
fancy UP to SIS; common TO fair' sl'lV"
1879: brewing. 81. .23% al 26l4. -o,,e7, eo.
Oats-White. s1SN5l.Io; red, 81 oz1z"A"'
black. sl,30fpl. 40.
Hay-Per ton, choice wheat, si2 oosg}67i i5'} 80;
wheat and out. sll 00gl5Go; oat' siv'gVI ivGlySS
sl40O: barley. S.50912 %. Alfalfa, Sll-'V
90 stock &S5p97 so.
Straw-90I65c per bale. ,,
Bran-sl7. .5efp21.O0 per ton; middllnes'
S25 OOp2S 90; ground barley, $L5.9g5.'p W:
Beaps-Nominal; Lima, s4.60gAf9; req
81 56a2 e5; small. S3 4O83.65,
Peas-Nominal; Lima, 81 +0a4n' req, rec
375. blackeyes S47og5.Oo. ,,,as
Seeds-There arc scarcely any suPpi'eS
on hand and prices arc nominal
Dairy products lombard street Whai -
The ruling prices of the San franclsCo
Wholesale Dairy Produce Exchange "oio
as follows. ,71Lo
Butter-Fresh California extras, Lt1c.
steady; firsts. l6a17c; seconds, 10ci packing
stock, No. 2. 15d16c, ,cL,.
Eggs-Fresh California selected' h'ze'
firsts' 17LsalSc; seconds. l6fSgl7c
Cheese-Ncw California fancy, llc' nrsts'
l01ko, young America fancy lZo'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
METALS LOWER
IN LONDON MARkET rs
New York Quotations Remain
Firm on Copper, Lead and
Iron.

NEW YORK. May ls.-Thcre was fur
ther decline In the London tin market
with spot closing flo lower at tls4, and
futures g lower ut flS7 los. Locally the
market was dull. with spot quoted at
$40 b0d44 so
Copper also was lower In London. with
spot quoted at fs5 So, and futures at fSi
los Locally the market was iirm and
unchanged with lake quoted at lo.io9lSc;
clectrolytio ut 1S5129lS. I6c; casting It
B.JIl5c.
Lead was 6s 4d lower at f16 rs cd In the
London market, but ruled steady locally,
with quotations still ranging from Soio
to 500.
market at G6 lis Cd. Locally the market
was unchanged, with spot quoted at SSo
@6.O0.
Iron closed at 5os I'd for standard foun-
dry and Cos ND FOR Cleveland warrants
in the English market Locally no change
was reported. No l foundry Is quoted
at SIS 100000; No. 2 foundry Northern
and No l foundry Southern, SS.Z59lS.p
No 2 foundry Southern, sl7.7eglSS.
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New York Fruit Market

NEW YORK. May lS-There Is but llttIe
business in eYaporoted apples. pue re-
are quoted at lie. choice at -uh9ll1ec'
fancy at ll$44l2c.
Pruncs are nrm. with quotations rang
. Sprlcots are very quiet, demand being
checked by the high prices and tho scare
itv of available supplies. Choice are
quoted at. 12,ec, extra choice at l5gl"1sc'
peaches arc unchanged. with choice
quoted at lie; extra choice, lNllfsc'
fancy, ll%@l2c; extra fancy 2ald2azG; do%o nd
Loose nuscatel e96%o; ecedcd raisins.
5L67Esc. London layers, sl5ogl,O.
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honL statement tomorrow tended some
what To restrict trading. We look for q
trader'a market.
Dick Bros. cay; ,,.,-
cstine today The trading was very hSIit
and Very largely professional and IN the
afternoon tho list was practicnly ~
stnndatllI During the morning re"
stocks. such az Pennsylvania and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. were weak; nut ,inr, Imgy
rallied again later and showed unit,R'U' upnadR'mc
was flrm In tone again. The closing was
{entiirelp9s 4"
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, May 1S-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 100; market steady native steers,
S4 25d6. 90; native cows and heifers 2.Sg8
SIS, stockers and~1eeders. s. 0Oa4.6o; bulls.
sS.O09425, calves. S.Oog6.Oo; Western fed
steers, SC. 70ll5 IS; Western fed COWS. 5000
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market steady;
bulk Of sales, S6.25qG.371A: heavy, 5000
Sheep-RcceIpts. 2Oo0; market steady,
muttons, 81 5Dde.25; lambs SG.opg7 20; range
wethers. s 25ll6.5O; fed owes. S4.16fl6.O0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
London Wool.

LONDON, May 1S.-The offerings at tho
wool auction sales today amounted to
II. 40 bales. including a large selection OF
fine and medium greasies. There was a
good demand and prices advanced TO the
highest point of the series Scoureds and
Merinos were In request In the continent
Medium and coarse cross-breds were taken
mainly by home buyers ut full prices. A
few lots OF greasy Lincolns and good
cross- -breds comblngs were taken by Amer
leans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
Omaha.

OMAHA, May 1S-Cattle- Receipts, 2o99;
market steady native steers, 81 25a5.Io;
cows and heifcrs. SS.25g475; Western
steers, S35ga4.60, Gamers, 81 90. stock
ers and feeders, 2Sc0d475; calves, $4,000
coo; bulls and stays, $2.709i00
heavy, s635l6i5, mixed. s.. $3.50; light,
s6.9Ga6.4O; pigs. s5.O0gGOo; bulk of sales,
1896 40.
Sheep-Roceipts. 1900; market steady;
ycarlings. SS,51g6 %; wethers, 80 ipg6.U;
ewes, N75I5. g.; lambs. se.069675
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
New Stock Letters.

James A. Pollock e Co. bankers and
brokesr. West Second South street, re-
ceiyed the following stock market letters
from their New York correspondents.
over their private wire. yesterday after
Logan & Bryan say:
The volume OF business Is much small
er than we have had for Some time. Un-
doubtedly expectations of an unfavorsble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1S.-CattleRecelpts
1900. market strong; becves. Sil59 $40;
cows and helfers 81 S5SJ4.35. stockers and
feeders, S2.od4.S0s Texans. AoHgt.6O
calves, SI0nq6.40.
Hogs-Recelpts. 5000, market slow,
steady; estimated tomorrow, 1000; mixed
and butchers, s635a6S5. good heavy. $3.50
a667ls; rough heavy. IS. 2096.35, light $50
dyt IS, pigs, $500 .25: bulk OF sales, S64I]a
aG65.
sheep. SiSSd6.l5; lambs S50Oa175.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Sugar. raw,
steady; fair refining. 2 2S-$2g2 l6-16c; CEN
trifugal (96-tesO, 5lS-393 7-16c. molasses
ReHnedISteady: crushed. $50, pow
dered $40. granulated. $3.50
Coffee-Steady. No, Z Rio 1Bc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
German Market Weaker.

BERLIN. May ls,-Prices on the Boersc
today were weaker upon yesterdays Par
Is and Now York advances. United States
Steel shares were firm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May B.-Buying of sheet
ings staples bleached and brown goods
in low grade qualities was brisk today
in tho dry goods market Fine goods re-
manned generally sold from six months
TO q year ahead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19

BpIH6fNGs pHIRsAhs HEETfNG FaXf AN6 TgNTKE TnR5TK
LATING. AND IMPROVEMENTS IN
WAIGF 1sIGl SSa SaSaEN ~ 1rdep dRepartment Of the
ington, D. c., April 25. 1906 SEALEp
PROPOSALS plainly marked on thc o,tD
side Of the sealed envelope, Proposals
for improvements. Grand Junction. Colo.
Of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. q Mi
be received at the Indian Ofice untt, mi.5 q
O. clock p. m OF May 81, 1906 for furniah
ing and dellysring the necessary mn
and complete mcss hall. an empiovsar!.
quarters. q work shop and q snDoe,s ess
tcndents cottage, all OF brick VIII
Of brick. with plumbing and electrin ,sth ,Hoth
wiring, for heating and ventilafjnn thsht
large buildings and for improvement nFee &c
the present wator system at the SS GTanS 10
cordance with plans. specification ac,
instructions &c bidders. which ms. and
examined at this office. the offices De
News G5and p,I,Ia,it J,pInGsion. Colo: the the
cago, III. the Tribune Salt III Chi
Utah; the Republican" Denver lily.
the Globe Democrat" St Louis. Mo Mo
Builders and Traders Exchancoo.i NO. the
omaha, Neb.; Milwaukee, Wis s. ut
Minn.; Minneapolis MINI. tho pa9i
western Manufacturers association ORTIZ
houses. at 265 South Canal ST. rn,w ware
III: COZ South Seventh St, 81 caso,
Mo; SIS Howard st. Omaha. NahE Louis;
Wooster St. New York City, and l5s y
at the school For further inforrn;a nnd
apply to Charles Z. Burton, Supar'onh
tendcnt c. r. LARRAREE
Acting Commissionar
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES,
Open. High. Low Close.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
nrm; No. 2 spring wheat S3as5Ac; No. g.
5SaSIc: No. red 90is ae07so. No. corn, 4sHc;
No. yellow GOI5c No. oats. a3Ic; No 2
white. 3ind3so; No. white. 33Aa3i&c No
ryc SIC; fair TO choice mailing. 4785lc; No
l max seed 800; No. i Northwestern. Sll4h ;
prime timothy seed, 50 30g94O: mess pork per
bbl., sl5Sql6. 60. lard. per 100 lbs. S. 4;
short ribs aides 0oose)s Ss.s5ds.9j short clear
sides (boxcd) 50 20d9 80; whisky, basis OF high
wines. Sl9. clover. contract grade, S1125.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPAENTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19
New York Money.

NEW YORK, May H-Close;
Prime mercantile paper. 6eSh per cen., S
Sterling exchange, easy at Aoo Eog
4e5 81 for demand, and at SiSS.6gi.so "
for sIxty-day bills:
Posted rates, "a ana Sa'oo72'
Commercial bills. S.Sl&.
Mexican dollars, SIC. ,-ooa
Government bonds weak railroad
oShoS MoSey on call easy. sq3h per. cent;
ruling rate, 3A per cent, closing bid per
eenne cent offered s4 per cent. Timo loans;
steady. sixty days. Az per cent; il1,s,S ninety
DAYS. Az per cent: six mon'hs' a'7@'7'
ne, cent.
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK, May 8-Butter-Weak;
Western factory. common to flrsts, 11dl5c
Cheese-Strong.
Eggs-Steady unchanged.
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ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May lS,-Cattle-Re-
CENTS Srsl: market nominal, natives, 81. So
as 80: cows and heifers. N.I5g4so; stock
ers and feeders. S30094.3o.
Hogs-ReSelpts Slg; as5S an narKee ean@ SSE,y and ID
She shcse.p|Reeeipts. s.Reeipts $500; market steady;
cIiDped lambs. S6s IS.
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK. May lS-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
May IS. with the percentage Of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year!
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS, May s.-wool-Steady; me-
dlum grades combing and clothing 251
29c; light fine, 22925c; heavy fine. lS92Oc
tub washed, 32li39c.
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AND SHIPMENTS
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

on the produce exchange today the butter
market wos easy; creamerics l3hG1oc; dairca
D9l7c, eggs, steady at mark; cases Included
l6hc; hrsts. l5isc: prime iirsts 1s5c extras
Bi5c; cheese. steady, ShGl2c
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MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, May lS.-Whent-May,
s2llc. July, S23sc; September. 791s1795sc;
No. hard, SAHo; No. ! Northern, $3.50;
No. Northern. sac
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. May ls.--Today's state
ment of the treasury balances. In the
general fund, shows:
Available cash balance. ce...,...... Slts 2!e o6l
Gold coin and bullion.sss-.s-...., a os9
Gold certificates ............... IS, ,636. .490
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19

It's Like a SNOWFALL
All you have to do with sas,neis @
sein@. seGHg"' IT Is sathera af e accresions IKE
snowbali For instance NJ = per
cent Interest compounded senl,,ta ses,saa
nuslly. $500 each week deposNea
with this bank, in five years
amounts to $500, Don't you DC
lieve In saving?
Utah ssvtnp7 and Trust Company,
No. 16O Main Street.
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DIR. COOKS SCIENTIFIC, CERT AIN AND COMP ~

Wsah, Nervous Assrle@ at
Night. and Weak Aching
M BACK, Diseased Kidnsys. In
flamed Prostate, Despondont,
Lack OF Energy. Ambition ana
~ lowed Eyes. Face Ptmples and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-19

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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-28
YALE STUDENTS FINED.

After g-drawn-out trial, in the
city court Saturday morning, of the six
students arrested at the annual Omega
Lamba Chi celebration Monday evening
by Patrolmen Hoffman and Reilly
Francis M. Blodgett, of 226 York street
was fined SIS, Edward N. T. Burnett
of $50 York street, SIS and Sheldon s
Yates, of Pierson hall, S.; and Henry
B. Lambert, of 293 York street; Harry
Whitney, jr., of $50 York street, and
Leonard Kennedy, of 24S York street
were discharged.
Attorney Slade Immediately appealed
the cases of the students who were
fined. and Judge Tyner ordered that 6
bond of 5000 be furnished in each case
All the students are freshmen except
Lambert, who is a senior year medica
school man.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY SOLD.

A deed of the purchase Of the State
street property of the heirs Of the Hen
ny Trowbridge estate by Edward f.
Bishop and his son, Frederick 70. Bish-
op, was filed in the town clerks Office
Saturday. The property is assessed for
$57,S75.
The heirs of the estate, who signed
the deeds, are Stephen G. Powell Ella
E, Dexter, SiIas Burrows and wife,
Rutherford Trowbridge and others,
trustees; Winston ]. Trowbridge, Hen
ry T. Allen, Hayes @. Trowbridge, Cath
crime A. Trowbridge and Henry L.
Hotchkiss,
The property has frontage of las
feet on State street and covers three
three-story brick buildings and wood
en- structure Among the tenants af-
fected by the sale are b. Fl. Douglass &
Co., ]. H, Rubin. leather and findings;
the New Haven Manufacturing compa-
NY an Italian grocery and ]. ]. Nc
Grath, wholesale produce.