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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
g ecroigutrgen II.

q u ~ u I II. llllel
GROCER 9etbeiliglitg bon 2eiotragen
oen falto aeitern Nadnlittuo Die BE
aoigung Der ant /. OicicS NipnotS
pcrltprbcncn Srau Senrietta Sdulb(
BON Srm,erbouie. Nr. 1901. Siio,
GborlesitroBc, aus ailf bcmr 2ouoon
Torf =6ricbbofe" itott. Noitor Grni
bon Sobmann bon Scr euang. .lltt6
Solentss&ird)c nnltirte I'M Srnlicr,
bouie uno nnt @rabc. 3oblreih(
Wlltmcn id)nliidten ben Sorg. Ti(
lette Gbre ais 8obtrll6tr1ger crluie.
len Der Gerltorbcnen Die SS. Sulfcll'
itcill. fen, aoidncr, SSo6n ShGffler
Senrp Sonicl, Sranf Sobidt mi
Geo. Sroute. 9ie @critor6cnc iuilr.
sc om "a. Wiai 1880 IN Tontntern &C.
bprcn unb fam Dor IS Snbrcn nod,
Mntcrifa. Sic NOR nit Srn. Moolpg
Sdynlbc pcrbcirotbct, ser fllr5 mad,
iciner Mnfunft in Mmcrifo ii, Nclu.
Wort itarb. Srou Sdillbc binter.
IGBt brei Sobnc, bic SS. SSfor $.
IN Sos MngcIcS, Tuoolpb $. in @ol-
tinlorc uno Sclir in Siour-Gitn 10.
mic llcl,n Gnfelfinoer.
- 8eltcrn Nohmittng forlb oic
@ccr0igung Der onl 1. September
I'M Sitter bon IS Sobrcn pcrltorbcncll
Srou Sobonno Z. @ogcs pom Gtob.
liiicmcnt bcs Observation-Disclosures Soi.
9, Goof, Nr. 1908, @eit. Baltimore.
Itrobe, aus ouf Dem Ct. WfottbGi.
6%rIcoboie ltatt. Ynitor u. 4. Sterger
bon Der belltidcn Greiciri1feitS Sir.
dc leitctc Den 0icnSt.
Cine Grobe Wtcn0c toltborcr 9llnen.
ltiidc nuroc onl Gorge nicocrgclegt.
Nls 9obrtudtrigcr futtgirten Die
SS. CHARLES Scr5og, Scnrp 2crnol,
@corg bon Sorten unb 2ouisGalten.
Tron SogeS muroc ont 4. Soulor
1853 III Bremen geborcn ltnb fam inn
Sabre 1889 nod} Mmcrifa. Sic luor
5mcimol uerbcirotbet, in critcr Che
NIT benz Dor 5cbn Sabreu perItorbc-
lten Srit Solbcrg mo IN 5peiter
GDe nit Dem icbigcn @ittmcr Scnrp
gogcs. Sic Sinterbliebenen Iino
5ipei ainber aus critcr Gbc, Sri. 6ric-
oa Sottberg unO Sr, CHARLES Sott-
BERG.
Sic gecroiauna oeS am Cont
llcrltug gcitorbcncn Or. Scnrp i.
@robel fntb gcitern &ormittog bonn
Sraucrbouie, Nr. 2234, Sit @ioole.
ltrobc, aus ollf bcnlGmomlcls Sricbs
boic itott. Eoitor s. s. Wiaer bon
Der ociltiden litberiidcn ct. Mor.
fuS-airhe an @rooopop nnb Soir.
mount-Npenue anntirtc, nro ais
9obrtudtrGger fungirtcn Or. S. 3.
u. Snp0er, Or. q. Is. Wiler uno Die
SS, Charles GosiobrL Senrp Gdboif,
8corg Stratmoore itn6 MOam @in-
teritcin. Siele @lumlcrgepinoe nlr.
oell am Sarge nicocrgelegt. s. Gas
John & Sobn iporen bic 2eidenbe.
%Itatter.
G~lettri 6 c @otoren.-@or
Snipcftor Erciton bat gpplifotiollcll
fiir Die guflteIll,ng pcribicoener cleft
triid)er Wotorcn tmpfnngell, gegcll
Die bis bette Sornlittog &c ltbr Ero.
teItc eingcreid)t luer0en miiiien. Die
al onbcrcr Stcllc oes yIeutihcll
Gorrclponocnten" eri1eincnoe Nn.
5eige bciogt ooS N1berc.
Sc If Rider Stur5.- Ger
f1'iGbrigc Sricorih Sods, Der &C.
Itcrn bonn Sinterbauie ieincS @oter.
bollieS, Yer. 1927. Oit-5opette, Str. +.
aus einen Groden iteigen lieb, fiel
Onrd cincn Suftid)o6t ungef1br Is
Sub oif ben Sol Dinnnter. CT mllrbe
6elprBtloS o~uigeboben INN nad Dem
ct. Soiepbo- Soipitol gebraht, 100
elm SdJdoclbrlld conitatirt apitroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Gorreippnoens ans Ssmabrad.

r~offene Sonntog" nGeutlhlono.
Grbofft oie Ginfiibrung bes.
Ielben IN Mnerifa. = @iirbe if.
rer Iniid)t nad Die ni6rcflibc
SdynoppSflaidJe" perbonner.
Inter Dem Gotum oes "a. MuguIt
i6reibt 6rau Gliiabetb Sleitner bon
Baltimore, ouf Der Sinausrciie cine
G%eiiegenoiiin bcs Srn. Gpon I.Sein3
itne beIien Sdhpiegerpater n.Sdm1-
germ, BON Ssiiabriid aus an Srn.
Sein5:
ga i) in 6ranffurt lcbtc @od)e
unieren .0cuti6en Gprrciponocn-
ten" geleien babe, Der mir INNER
na6eeididt muroe, 10 mcroc idly mir
erIaltbeu, cir flcinc& Grlc6niB bon
9cutldlonb cin5uicnbcn, buS Sic.
bite, I'M uGaltid)en Correspondent.
ten" pcroifcntlihcn mollen. Nie Sic
ipiiicn, iubrcn mir 5uianmcn NIT
Dem Gonlpfer v@nciienou" nod
9entiblano. @ie id) bore, iino Sic
idon nit Dem Ganlpier nGbein" 5ll.
riidgercilt, nit bent id) audi am 30.
Iu9uit iabre. Sofientlih iinb Sic,
ioipie Sr. &rilg uno Sohter 9liidlid)
gu Sauie. ongcfpmmcn. Sd bin III
~8oln urb Sronffurt geiueien Ii. babe
gor5 @eitiolcn bereiit. Wcinc groBtc
Srei,oe bate idy an Dem llnteridDieoe
5ipiidyen einem oelltid)elt ltto cillcnl
amcrifonild)en Spnntog. Sic ipcrs
Den ia auh pobl belnerft bobcr, iuie
%per9niigt ieGcr Geutihc an eilem
Sonutoge it, glcidpicl, oh ct reid
poer arm. Sn Sranffurt, ioruie in
aroeren groBcrcn StGoten Eclltidt
lambs iinb Die WeidGite bis Ibenbs
s llbr gcoifnet. Sin @irtb bat ie0oh
bos Hedlt, bis Abenbs II ltbr, audi
nod Hanger, 10 large nod @ultc pa
iilto, often 5u baltcn. Im Son1tog
Morgen miro Seoem Die @ele0cnbeit
gebotcn, nod Ginf0llie 5u MAIDEN,
ba Die 8elddite Mor9cnS bon s bis
8 lbr uno II bis 3 llbr ge0iinct iinb.
go braud)t nlan iid) nid)t beinllid
in Die @cidGfte obcr @irtbihoiten
81 ibleifen. @GGreno Der &irfcn.
seit milIicn ollie @cld)Gftc geldloIlen
lein. Nody Der airhen5eit bat Der
@irtb bns Tcd)t, ieine S6iiren 5t off.
men, lim ieben @ait frei bercintretcn
SIT loiicn. 60 miro Scocm, Oh arm
oOer reid @elcgcibcit gcgebel,, nit
Srol unr ainberu in Elm aoficebouS
at gebcr, moielbit oud) Bier SIT bo-
ben lit. IS lit mirflid) cine Sreltoe,
81 ltber, wie Ser TGltidjc ocn Sonn-
tag inn areiie ieincr .6omilie ber3
brin9t; Pinge9en ser Gmcrifaner al.
lem ausGeben muB, nm cin @las
gier 81 trinfen, "a CT iid) beilnli6
bon biliten i'm Die @irtbidoft eines'
giten 6ralnoes id)leid)en ml,b. Ser
4merifoncr bat bnber sic ihredlide
Ingelpobnbeit, cine 6lai6eSd )napps
in Der Soide mIit5rnebmen, irm lie
am Sonntag Nbeno 81 Sollie 81 lee.
ren. I'm OuS picle Sdnoppstrinfen
in Mmerifo 81 pcrringerr, piiroe es
gut lein, mclti1 Der belitide Sonntn9
in Mmerifu eingeiiibrt iuiirbc.
Ter @cir uno bos Bier iuiirbcn
oann Den Sdynapps mebr unb mebr
pertreiben. Gin 8los @ein pbcr
gier. bas rotb' if Cir; geniebc
oen 9rnnntiueir, ipenn es mllb fem"
Sielc 5~olid)eibe iperben burd) ben
omerifoniiden Sunntag berbeige-
iiibrt. @cnn id) cinen Geutider url-
ierc SonntogS5eitlng lcicn lieB, 10
iagte er, CT lpunocre lid, ooB IN gmc-
rita nod fcin oeutider Spnntug eil.
gefiibrt lei, bo9linerifo bod ein freies
ltto a~ufgenedtcs 2anb iein mollc,
ino bort oof aud piele Geutid)e wd,.
ren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Die Mmcrifancr blciGem Sicacr.

WarbleGeab, Maii., 3. Sept.
: 1ie erlte 8ettfabrt smiiten ben
oeutidcn uno onerifuniiGen So6ten
I'M Den 8ooiepelt @edjer, wcldJc
bellte 'bier itattfano, reiultirtc in eli.
mem entidieOcncn Siege fit Die sllne.
%rifaner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Gin gebrobenes Naienz
bein. = 3lpei JOINT CUTE Ireunoe.
Eatrid Iinnegan BON Nr. 300, Ioro.
@aibingtonsS traBc, uno Sas. Sogan
BON Nr. 1925, Sberwoob abenue, &c.
rietben geitrrn in Strcit. 5innigan
b%eoiente iid eincr Siidgabel ais
Wnfie nnb batte 5oaon elm aebrpd)e.
mes Hoicnbein 81 beflagen, mcld)es
ibm I'M ct. Soiep1ss Soipital@ pcr-
bttnoen ruuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
G5nia Goiuaro - cin oentidlcr Siirit.

&onig gbmorb ser Siebefte bonn
Soltlc 9raumifiueig : aobnrg lit lei-
llcr gbltommmg naf gang mo
gar cin Gertid)er, uno mott mnB
rnl Sabrbunbcrte 5uriidgreifctt, lint
iiberboupt Dem ipGrlidcrt, ein5elneit
Sropien engliiden 9llltes, 5t emit
ocden, Der rein geneologiih aes
iprod)en - IN ieinen Ioern flieBt.
0urd) feline Wtlitter, Die &onigin 8if-
torio, lit aolig Gbuoro Elm @elie.
ourd) ieinen &oter, ben Hrin5er gl.
bert. ein @ettiner. llnb MIN fam
man Inn @eueration uno@et1erotion
in Ser &eibe %ieilter Gorfobren bin-
onflteiger, obnc inter ibnen anoe-l
rem Nonnell SIT begeenet, ais oenen
bon gut oeutid)en Siirltengeidledl-
tern, rcgierenbcn uno, ieitber. media
Thirteen. Hinmtt man 3. 9. cine gb-
rNntaiel bes aonigS Dor, 70 finbet
mon, ouB CT in Der f%iirften @encra-
ton (5u 80 gbneu) aus i~olgenoen
@eld)led)tern abitammt: Satlen.
aobnre, Shpar5burg . &ubolitaot.
@rounidlucig, GeuB, goltea. Grbafl.
Stolberg, Sodien . @otba, Sadien-
Meininger, Sadien . SnaIielo,
@ronoetburg : IrsbudL anbalt-
3erbit, Medlenburg Strelis,
Sfipor56urg . Sonoersbouien, gr.
bod 4. Grbod). limo gebt man Inn
nod cine Generation b6ber. TO fonl.
men bin5u abnberren unb gbn.
irnuen aus ben Somilien @aloed,
Scttingen, Collins, 3inscnborf, SO.
benlobe, Sodien . Giienady linb 60
iuenitein. 9amit iiro mir bis in Die
Witte bcs II. Sobrbunoerts ecIanat.
nnb es ira9t lidl. mo eigcntlid ber
ein5igc Sropien engliiden glntes at
iiifeu lit, Der iidl i'm aonig Gouarb
oes Siebenten iopiel itarferi eripieleH
bat, alS in ieincn GorgGngern. 9a5ii
mllb man aitf Der Seiter biitoriiher
3orid)ung nod iinl einiae Stitfen
lueiter biuauf t~lettern uuo iih in's
@ebGbtnib rifen. oaB Die Gpnaitie
Sonnooer in Der Eerion oes arr-
fiiriten @eorg oeS Griten bon San.
itoper bcsbolb 5lir Slceeiiion in@ng.
lonb b%eriIien ipuroe, pcil Die Wi,tter
oicies aonigs 8eorg bes Griten, bic
airiiiritin Sophie bon Sannoper,
cine Erin5eiiin bon Der Hfal5 uno
cine Sphter ocS Winterfonigs 6rieb-
rid) bes 6iiniten bon gobmen uio
Der Grin5eiiin gliiabetb Stuart.
Sodter bcs aonigs Safob oes gr.
item bon Gnglano, mar. Wan miro
5ngeben, bab Der Neg niht ean6
ntiibelos lit, arf Dem man enblid
oo5n geIongt, bcn beutigeu Serrifer
oeS britiidcn Snielreihes oils eineu
oGnglanber pou @eburt" fenn5eid).
ncll 81 %fonnen, ultb baB man pont
biitoriidJenS tanopunft ans aae De.
redtigung bGtte, @oraro ben Sie5.
ten olS 9eutiden in aniprub aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

W + I sra d) ~ d 9 9 0 s
mer6en gebrauht t. Die
Baltimore Ohio : @Gbn" miro BON
ser bieiisen Sanoelsfummer itnrf
oariiber fritiiirt, oaB feline seniigen'
ben Sacilitdten fiir ben 0etreioeban.
bel, Sen Baltimore mcsen icincr geo.
grdpbild)en Gage ltets IN SGuoen ge'
babt fat, porbanben iinb. SrotOem
Ser @etreiOebanoel jdbrlib waflt
iino weoer bic @etreioeipeider Der.
mc1rt ODER pergroBert moroen, nod
Die notbigen Waggons %porbanoen,
unb 5iebt iih oaber Der Sanbel nod
anoeren Stdoten. 4ud Die ao6len.
bdnbler erbeben bieieLben alagen unb
miro 'iiir oieIe 3uit6nbe Die nTenn.
lplpania gabn" perantlportlib &c.
madt, meIhe sic Baltimore. Sbios
gabn"s 5l ibrem cigencn gorfbcil con.
t%rolirt.
Sans lit Der Siegcr. =
Ter bieiiac idpparsc 3lopffedter Soc
@ans bat geItcrn. in @olSfielo, Hcp.,
ieincn meiBen @egner Battling Ncl.
Jon nod ~ gdnscu beliegt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
New York Stock Letters

James A. Pollock &c Co. bankers and
brokers', West Second South street, re-
celvcd the following stock market let
tiers from their New York correspondents,
over their private wire yesterday after.
noon
Logan G. Bryan say; "The market
closed strong and sharply higher for the
active stocks, with the list closing prao-
ucally at the top. The collapse OF high
money rates was tho tonic required to
cause extensive short covering, and an
excellent class of buying throughout the
list. Tho close tonight was strong and
buoyant. and IT looks as II the advance
would be carried further"
DICK Bros letter Relief came
tc the money market today In
the form of heavy gold imports
aggregating more than S6,0Doo00. and tho
result was very sharp recovery In tho
market Early In the day call rates con-
tlnucd hiTh and stocks showed further
weakness, but when the gold import an
nouncements began. the call money rates
ensed immediately and stocks strength
cncd, The money stringency seems to
have been broken and n better market
may be expected" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
WHEAT MARKET HAS
UPWARD TENDENCY
Covering by Shorts and In
creased Exports Factors
in the Advance.

CHICAGO, April 11.-During tho nrst
hour prices for wheat were somewhat
easier because of the continued favora-
BILE weather for winter wheat, profit-tak-
Ing by local longs and the failure OF the
Liverpool market to respond 10 yester-
days advance, Later in the day prices
advanced on good general demand
Much OF the buying was In the nature of
covering by shorts. and there were cx-
tensive purchases Of the July option by
houses with southwestern connections.
a lively demand for cash wheat at
Minneapolis inspired considerable
amount of buying of future deliveries
mere. Tho influence that eXerted the
greatest effect. however. was the increase
In the amount OF breadstuffs taken for
export. the total clearances OF wheat and
flour today being $4,000 bushels. May
opened y to Ac lower ut 1854 to 7S3lc. sold
OF TO ISkc and rallied to 79b@79hc. Ghe
close was nc UP at 7gc,
The corn market opened easy, but
soon recovered and held strong for the
remainder of the session May closed at
4ChQiefsc. gain OF MMhc.
oats were In active demand by shorts.
May closed at sec. n gain of H4asc.
In the provisions market pork and ribs
were inclined to be weak ut various
times during the day, but there was an
active demand for lard At the close
July pork was off 10c. lard was off &c,
and ribs were 2ikat6c lower.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
Articles Opcn High Low Close
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel
Troubles-No Family Can Afford
to Re without It.

II regard Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
ero and Diarrhoea Remedy as one OF
tho very best remedies for bowel trcu-
bles," says Mr.. j, w. Hanlon. editor of
the Despatch. Ocilla, Georgia. II make
this statement after having used tho
medicine In my family for several
yeers I am never without It." No
family can afford to be without bot
tIe OF this remedy In the house. 1t is
certain to be needed sooner or later.
For sale by all leading druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
New York Fruit Market.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE market sup
plies of eyaporated apples nre well cleared
up. particularly for grades below prime
Fair to good are quoted at S7s6ec. nearly
to strict prime, 9hGs24c, choice, 1oc;
Prunes continue very firm and adviccs
from tho coast indicate an upward ten
dency 10 prices, although several quota
tIons remain unchanged on the general
range at 45s48c. according to grade,
Apricots are In scanty supply with busI
ness restricted on this account. Choice
are quoted at l0Sq11c; extra choice, 1lh
6l2c: fancy. 12dl2hc.
Peaches are In Jobbng demand with
choice quoted at l0dl0hc; extra choice.
l0ik0llc; fancy, 1l@11ifo; extra fancy. llh
@l2c.
hut the business is below the average for
this season OF the year, Loose musoatels
are quoted at eg6Sc; seeded ralsins, 6h
6l1sac: London LAYERS. 81 60ml 60
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
|I FOR GOLD
'|I WALL STREET.
/, Il Bank of England Are
F,Iocked to Extent OF
$7,OOO,OOO.
rvRS STRINGENCY
IN MONEY MARKET
Quickly Respond and
lees Make Marked Ad-
rance at Once.

.y0PK. April 1.-THE eager quest
a. relieve the prolonged money
IN New York made such O
Ia. advance in the price of the
4 London today as to unlock the
4 rngIsnd's source Of supplies.
,hs amount of considerably over
Gas released by that institution
-spt $500, 600 OF this amount be-
Z, In tho form of American
a tbe remainder In gold bars. the
LING been shipped by a steamer
ttI5ns were actively going on
4 american eagles in Paris. and
'..rshlc amount, which was not
al bo learned, was believed to
IA secured there. Bidding for
~ accounts carried up the
\ Fold bars in London today
muce following the advance on
n xd. The result was to
fhs withdrawal OF sovereigns
4 pank of England for shipment
York.
',enal under these circumstances.
'.,hausted It's available means for
II Us available gold reserve, the
\ England capitulated and sur
4 American coin and bullion In
- 10 yielding its English coin
4 As these developments became
~ response In the stock mar
-,x Immediate and emphatic.
-7ee vide advances in the latter
; fhe day, and an active demand
1,nes OF stocks sprang up.
\ IS call ran off to 6 per cent
~ psriod of usual activity In tho
-! was we'll over. and to below
-<Irard. The severe tension In
- parket seemed to be some-
--',r,s from the outset. the ~ per
N "a call being the exception
# [,s the rule, and the rate at no
II ttoye that level From points
"A Il Is reported that gold had
-rIrsd In small amounts, the ag-
I raching several hundred thou
'fsays speculative Liquidation In
= rsrket was believed to account
~ lssstned demand TO borrow
other news was practically
| TIE collapse In Union Bag and
ctfered was due TO the small
for the years earnings over
Idead requirement.. The demand
Is expanded as the session pro-
and made a strong closing. with
EeYious days losses In prices
rsraIly recovered.
we're Irregular. Totnl sales. par
1&0D
sintes old As coupon advanced
& the new As registered declined
ut on call.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
New York Grain, Etc.

NEW YORK. April u.-Flour-Recepts.
1900 barrels; exports. 700; steady but
quiet
bushels; spot firm. No 2 red, SeI5c, nomi-
nal, elevator; No 2 red. S0c, nominal I o.
b. ahoat. No. l Northern Duluth, Sl4c
nominal + o. b. ahoat. Options opened
easy at about yesterdays closing prices
and declined 7-lSc under disappointing
cables ard good weather, but rallied &c
on covering, following heavy seaboard
clearnnces, flrm Interior markets and pre-
dictions Of a smaller movement, The
close was steady at unchanged prices to
an advance OF he. May IS l-i6aS6 ll-lec;
S4Ssc; September, S2%aSsasc. closed SSFsc
Hops-Qulet
Hides-Firm,
Petrolcum-Steedy,
Wool-Stcady,
SuRar-Raw steady; fair refining, &c:
centrifugal, 95-tcst, 3tsc; molasses sugar,
2Zc; refined. quiet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
New York Money.

NEW YORK, April 1l-Money on call
strong until late In the day, when the
tone ensed and the rate declined, high Ign
,ng rate IS per cent; closing bid. 2 per
cent: cen offered at per cent Time loans
very firm; sixty days, 5 per cent nine
tv days. per cent; six months. per
Close. Prime mercantile paper. 5Age
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
nnsiness In bankers bills at S4S3 +0lfI. So
Tor demand and at 81. so 065A9i. .S0.70 for six
Posted rates, $4S1l464S2 and S4St1slf4 SIS.
Commercial bills. SiSoh
Mexican dollars. isssc,
Bonds-Governmcnts ond railroads ir-
r,yiIilr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
LIBERTY WAS SHORT
Alleged Forger Is Released and Re
arrested.

HELENA, Mont. April Ill. P,
Walker, who was brought to Boulder,
Jefferson county, several months ago
from southern Utah, TO answer the
charge of stealing q watch from j. p,
Moore, and who is alleged to have
owed n large amount OF money around
Boulder, was released after u prelimi-
nary hearing, then rearrested, charged
with presenting a forged check for
S2S57. signed John K. Moore" and
drawn upon Noble, Lane & Noble, Lan-
der, Wyo.. bankers,
Evidence was introduced at Walkers 8
preliminary hearing that he represent
ed he was son-in-law of Claus
Spreckels and that he was Ray Stan
nard Baker writing magazine articles
on Montana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. April u.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts. 1000 Market steady; native
steers, 4.259i6. 90; native COWS and heifers
s. 6065.00; stockers and feeders. SO 00i4 so:
bulls. S3.Ool4 Is; calyos, s30oa660, West
cows, s2.75d7440.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; strong to Sc
higher: bulk, s6So46. 42j4; heavy. $3.50
6.45: packers, s0@9a6 42ia. pigs and light.
S525Q6.40
Sheep-Rcceipte. 5000. Steady; muttons
a5oa8.oo; lambs; 5.Oo96 50: range weth-
crs. s5.50a6.25, fed ewes. s45096.6O
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Omaha.

OMAHA April u.-Cattle-Receipts.
1900. Slow to steady; native steers So 76Ip
$50. cows and heifers. SO. .00a4 90; Western
steers, s34005.60. Gamers. 81 s012, Il.
stockers and feeders. s27664eO, calves,
g. .Opd66O; bulls and stnges. 81 754425
Hogs-Reccipts, COCO. Shade to sc high
cr; heavy. s5.a2iAd6 40; mixed s632iaS
625: light, S6.3oaG.a IS: pigs, S 50ae29; bulk,
Sc 321zG6.&5, ~
81. 75dS Is; lambs. Sc 0Od6.5O
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; steady to strong; beeves. 81 00d6 IS .
feeders, "a 25a4.6o: Texans, s3s564.5O
Hogs-Recepts, $500. market SC high
er; estimated tomorrow, 220O0: mixed
and butchers. $s sta6 90; good heavy,
s6.3566.55; pigs. s5.sG16i5. bulk, Sc 47lt9
e55
Sheep = Receipts 1000; slow and
steady; sheep. 2.65g6,2s; lambs. s4508
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NO CHANGE IN PRICES
OF COPPER AND LEAD
lin and Iron Are Slightly Low
er Abroad -Spelter
Makes Advance.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Iopdon .,,
market was unchanged to o little lower
io'io"ing the recent big advance With
spot relatively steady and closing at f17s
mhlle FUTURES were lower. at f17, Tha
., eso marker Market was quiet, with spot ouotad
copper was unchanged at fS4 liza "a ,or
epn. IN the London market. Futures vars
d littie higher, at fS1 lis cd. Locally con-
iS per was unchanged Lake is quoted ~
lMo,Sygls. 10 ioci electrolytc Is 2Vd1S 50c anS
casting. 1S.00alS. 25c ana
Lead was quiet and unchanged at * an
90 IN the local market. and AT f1s 1Ss ~
Spelter advanced 2s Cd to f2s 12s Ga n
iLondon' but was shade lower in the
610 eu u S'.""e
iron was lower abroad with standard
Ioundry and Cleveland warrants at 76s ad
locally no change was reported No /
Ioundry Northern is quoted at SIS 5oG5ls a5;
no. foundry Northern. slSOoalSso; No i
foundry Southern. SIS 2Sails75; No 2
foundry Southern. Sl7 T5IllS 20
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTUR
Articles Oman IIiyb Lou

Cash quotations were os follows. Flour, dull
and steady: No 2 spring wheat. 72la2soc; No.
8. 7iaScc; No. 2 rcd s5h4STAc; No. 2 corn.
Iekc; No yellow. I7tc, No. ? oats. sc; No
white 3l&39c; No. rye. 6lho; good feeding
barley. $40 fair to choice mailing A395oo, No.
1 flax seed. 81 06G No. ! Northwestern. N.l3k
prime timothy seed S.17h moss pork. per
barrel. SIC 150l6.2o. lard per 100 pounds, s.. 10;
short ribs sides Coosc), sS.70llS so; short clear
sides boxed. to.l5ds.25. whisky. basis of-high
wines 81 Is. clover contract grade S12. So
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Minneapolis Wheat,

MINNEAPOLIS. April n,-Wheat-May
77Hc; July. 791kc; September. 1sc; No !
hard isI.c No l Northern. 7Sc. No. 2
Northern. ieI.a76&c, No. Northern. 7iha
mT5l5c,
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San Francisco Wheat.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 11,-Wheat-
steady; May, sl.N, December. a.2S. Bar
IeyNsteadyi May, 81 lG; December ss1sc.
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Is 600 ACRES OF IDAHO SCHOOL
LAND

To be sold at Twin Falls, Idaho. April
18th. Excursions via oregon Short Line
April l4th and 18th. Round trip from
Salt Lake s1165; tickets good for return
to April 30th. Proportionately low rates
from other points.
City Ticket Offlco POI Main st.
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st. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, April 1l.-Cattle-Receipts
1900, market active; natives. A+0d6 00
cows and hoifers. H.76@4.60; stockers and
feeders, 81. 7544.p.
Hogs-Receipts. 300; market 2lsa5c high
er. Light, s6.3GG657i5, medium and heavy,
s635d8. 421t
sheep-Recelpts. 200; market steady;
Ia mi &c e
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regular,
New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. April u-Sugar-Raw "
steady; fair refining, 34l3 Lice: centrifugal
oIc,Iec Refined is quiet. crushed. $40,
nowdered. 40. granulated. 17o.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, April IL. = Today 8
statement OF the Treasury balances
shows Available cash balance; Sl6o' sl6 t,
lis: gold coin and bullion. S7S5ol,942, gold
certificates, sS9.0i $50.