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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-17
GIFT OF CARNEGIE
President Sends Letter Of Congratula
tion to Dedication.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The beauti
full building of the Engineering socie
ties. presented to the American Insti
tutc of Electrical Engineering, the
American Society of Mechanical Engi
neers and the American Institute of
Mining Engineers by Andrew Carnegie
was dedicated today.
After an opening PRAYER by Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hale, letters from Presi.
dent Roosevelt and President Diaz of
Mexico were read,
President Roosevelt s letter follows
81 hereby congratulate you on the
opening Of the beautiful building, whic
will be the largest engineering center
Of its kind in the world II is. indeed,
the first of its kind, and its erection in
New York serves TO emphasize the su-
premacy which this country is steadily
achieving through her proficiency in ap-
piled science, The whole country is
interested III the erection Of such a
building and, Of course, all of those who
follow either the profession of engi-
neeriug or any kindred profession, and
In no branch of work have Americans
shown TO greater advantage what we
like to think of as the typicalIy Ameri-
can characteristics.
Tho letter from President Diaz ex-
pressed cordial good wishes for the
engineers who contribute so much to
the development and welfare of hu-
mauity. and my admiration for the
great philanthropist. Carnegie, whose
splendid generosity is known by the en-.
tire civilized world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-17

Mrs. Kearnes. assisted by Mrs, Lamar
and Mrs. Singleton, will entertain the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers at a kensington
Thursday afternoon at her home, Al
Ounce street.
Lester williamson entertained num-
Der of his young friends on Saturday
afternoon in honor Of his ninth birth
day. Guessing games were the features
of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey and Miss
Louise Wev will be at home to their
friends in the near future in their new
home on Brigham street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Macintosh and
a party of friends are guests at the
Hotel Del Monte, in Monterey, Cal,
for a month.
Mrs. A. J. McMullen and little
daughter, Virginia, will arrive homo
Wednesday, after spending the winter
in Southern California.
Society was well represented yester'
day afternoon at the Barber of Seville,
tho special matinee given by the San
Carlos Opera company.
MI and Mrs. George A. Rivers left
Yesterday for Skidoo, California, whero
they will make their future homo for
two years.
The Seekers Literary club met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
III ThOmnaop at 10 WaVna aCeunp
Mrs. Max Peters entertained the
members of the 500 club yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs J. c. Landenberger entertained
the members of her 500 club yesterday
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-17
SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Mrs, Walter Filler will enter
tain at a brigde tea this after.
noon at her home on Brigham
street
Mrs. James E. Jennings will
entertain at bridge this after.
noon in honor of Mrs, Mabronri
Young. and will be the hostess
of a similar affair tomorrow af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Roscoe
The Utopia 500 Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Paul
inc Sands.
Mrs. Union worthington will
entertain at a tea on Saturday
afternoon. in honor of Miss
WYNN and Miss Black.
Mrs. Hanauer and the Misses
Hanauer will entertain inform
ally tomorrow afternoon,
Mrs. M. s. Woodward will en-
tertain at luncheon tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs. II. b.
Peery.
owing to the death Of ]. F.
Grant the meeting Of the Card
Club, which was 10 have been
held on Friday evening, with
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. DAILY has
been indefinitely postponed.
The Daughters of the Pioneers
will hold a meeting in the Lion
House this afternoon at three
o'clock The topic discussed will
be 1.-The Conquest of Peru,
which will be lead by Mrs. F.. S.
Wright All members are urged
TO be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-17
No Fatalities IN Wreck

MONTGOMERY. Ala. April ia pas
ssnger train the Western Alabama
railway ran into freight train Just out
side the city today, The passenger en-
CINE was ditched. but the coaches re-
maincd upright The engineer and fire
man were injured. The passengers es-
capped with a severe shaking up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
THE STOCK MARKET
soyEsnsr or ..IcEs @ BECAME Us-
The Actfon q tho EEarx<ef is Prsvlng vexy PuxxlinE to Practical Observers Owing to Its Vaxfn<len From the
 Uauni Sequence.

New York Feb. G.--There was only q .hea Sdsx e Ss ana F unesrsa,D @ ana iesa sussssh Ssa Dealing sssas tn the % market s sssmsS sn " 10 be " without any definite Initiative in either direction. Lne action of the market Is proving very psss ,ss variation from the useal sequence. .e Ine buying demand Iapsed into state oI pre- s % s., s s ss ssr % Tn .pss ssas o ss belief in in the S existence of an organised bear sdvsntsse d m S of fssorsbis s@pportunitiss @ to fa: cilitate q new fall of prices, the pears nss1 wariIy aioof and made no aggressive eesa'
 There was little in the days nsws so throw light on the movement St yscov- Pennsyivanis w.s preminsnt in sne evss ss0s n. labor outlook in the matter of the dispute with the trainmen. Some influence on the further ss sae Of aSs mssins inysstisation into the II eonditions of undv- % m is@s fs1sr 's es as ,ndsas ssipps % which was brought oui by parting of the interstate commerce commission.
 nanciai district of the nkeIihood of an sd- vance in freight rates this spring and the asrrssment r in the expressed views on % tn. divergent sources is considered sisnificant. There has been heretofore from . rather common agreement that advances in freight rates would not be thought of in view ef current agitation against railroad corpora. tions and the general tendency of state and ing the power p'n of railsosds ads oVercharsins
 The existence Of thin spirit has been cor. sidered to be a barrier against the eQuaais ing by the railroads of the growth in the.s operating expenses. The Gisfayor WIT which recent capital increases have bseu held Is attributed to the restriction on sh~ railroads to regulate their incomes. Tb- resumption of the reports of transactions sn odd iots' on the tape revealed shrink- age of orders for stocks in small parcels which is supposed to indicate the presene. of investment orders in the market bms this buying was not of material erect ~ holding prices,
 The existence of weak spots in the mss ket was revealed from time to time. enS this helped to keep sentiment unsettiee There was further selling of Great Norfn- ern preferred from the same source as yesterday end this was supposed to DC tn~ closing out Of speculative accnfnt or ee- counts in the stock. which were crippiec by tho long decline in the stock since the announcement of various rights 10 sseek' holders. .x.
 Acute weakness also developed in Misscu- ri Pacific owing to rumors in circuiation of a coming appeal for additional capitsL This decided reaction In prices ana tne last prices of the day were geneFaiV shsht- iy lower than last night.
 Bonds were steady: toal sales par FaIu~ si 75l 900 United states bonds were uh. changed on the last caii.
 aEw YORK cLOsIN1 STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
HAYWARD. vICK & CLARK'S COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter fl co
 42 Commerce Et

4S Commerce St.
 New orleans, Feb. 6.-LiverpooI again I1aered ;naed encoura- n1ent by large spot bus mess at higher prices and steady futures lnolfference continues on our side vet inc markets from time to time give signs of a H4kening interest as shown today by the rapid spurt which followed the publication row. A0t ''hiO'- |. Receipts are becoming cratic and this IS generally interpreted as indicating a hRhter movement This and persistent ru- nors that large operator in New York on gagged on the bull side in cotton sustained the advance
 The spot market k quiet which is partIv que to indictment weather Europe how. ever, has checked the demand for iow graaes and this is being felt. These low grades here with some defect are heconslnc q a weight on the market which ia exnressed IT the olscount or our spot prices under those prevailing in Texas markets where they are ot more attractive quality There bring full prices but the supply is limited
 Tne afternoon brought nothing new Fu- lures were dull out steady at the advance More interest was attracted to he ~teadi- ness or New York which is attributed to some professional tactical move fin the nro. cess ot development there. It Is generally expected that on the first good ccasion these interests will cause a bullish demon. stration and scslpers here are inclined fo trade on the bull side in anticIpatior of
 Spots are rather neglected but sustained ny the rise in futures. few exporters are in the market to fill old cor.racts hut there Is no general business Sales may be big for the reason that entire lists bavs to be taken in order to get certain grades wanted
 Truly yours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
,.ourooMERx CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

(CoFreeted DaiIy.l
 ,r.... nrtces are at wholesale and not to arsnsSMS ID. baskets 4e0sshO; 3 10. hasssrs as.ssssrsh~corn s@iOc; standard goods. ,,saT1 4Mc; gloss lump 4e: nickel packages xz. s ,o3.. eomoound ac. h.,. nSsess Extra fancy head SMc; fancy head s,t assc, broken 4Q5c Japan 4 @6Ac. Essit-Liverpooi II; Virginia SOe.
 W.nssar-per gallon 14 4W22c. Sastse-I,Isen. eOLH.4I0f. F c Toe, prime n ss1I choice IIA G l.r f4ntN l30 lAhc AO OESsndies-stick sc fancy s@loe. Ssrsckers--NXX Soda che. AK Ginger 'HsSr ssSSrrdines--American mustard $40; h-otI S3. 60. , s. .n . .,- ..
 Mesi--sSc: pearl Toe: peerless 72Kc.
 t-ionr-Basis ot barrels; High patent s4.S0: fancy patent st.sS; half patent tSaagrSin and Hay-Bran S1 %; shorts q. .s5; ..-a chope sac; white corn CSC; oats mixed Sxcs white BSe: whtts clipped 5so. timothy sf. sSi johnsop srass sSe; rust proof oats
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Feb, 6.--Repofts or famine hA Russia sent the price of wheat up more than one cent today the closing auotauons on teh May delivery showing net gain of iS @ise' p,s,ons corn was war up co sc to iTMs
 The Russian famine reports were the port port that shipmsnts from interior points in Russia had been diverted by the govern ment from the seaboard cities and nave been used to relieve famine sufferers who threatened to revolt unless given aid This report came through Liverpool and caused 2 sharp advance there, whieh was reiiecteo
 The continued small receipts in the North. west. higher prices for cash wheat end s sn. ssa .aSs strsssh 0 to e market
 shorts were the principal buyers through- out the day but there was free purchasing Sme un 'stE of trading was large. The market closed decidedly strong with prices close to the highest point.
 to 7sxc. advanced to 7s%c and cosed at
 ciearances of wheat and flour were equal 22sooo bushels. against ss5.eoe for the same day last year.
 Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts 13t cars. against iss cars, last week and 26s cars a year ago.
 Shorts and cash houses bought freely alt day ID the corn market. while the principal was strong because of reports Of damage by drought tn the Argentina crop, firm cables and small local receipts. The
 May opened M9Kc to A6&c higher at t. ssM to l7e soid st 4s@ Nc and then ad- Fk @@c. Local receipts were 2s7 ears none of contract grade
 Oats for May delivery sold today at 4o%c gain of ,sc over yesterdays higr record. The demand was good all day shorts and commission houses led in the buying. Fresh purchases bv 9 prom nent bull who has already taken on considerabI@ oats also strengthened the market The close vas strong with prices at the high
 May opened < @Ac higher at 4okc to to%c. held within that range and closed al cars
 Provisions were firm. partly because of the strength of corn and oats and also be- cause of a five cents advance fin the price Of live hogs. Trading was fairly active with shorts the best buyers At the close May pork was up 17hc at sf7. 30. Lard was at $s.TTM.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10 cars; corn 2s3 cars; oats sT cars: hogs 90. 1000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
soc: Burt seed oats 7Sc: winter turf s.,.

soc; Burt seed oats 7Se: winter turf ast.
 sruit and Produce--Potatces asa A. 'onions si bu.; Western cabbage, hbi crs.e: "a 2s; fancy Baidwins @. 75 barrel: No TsaldwIns $3.75; 'ncy B. Davis sa Ko s.n ehl. apple and white wine vinegar lsc s, Ssncy fuif cream cheese. daisies i6c. saL. H P, peanuts Tc; lemons extra ssss sS 50; fancy s4.oO box. EVaporaIrd as,,...S | ib cartoon. shc per b: Florida orapsss' orass' assorted sizes sS. 50 Q SS.7S: per box: has.ss,, weight cooeanuia ta.S0 per sack: I'M, Malaga grapes t7 GO per keg; cranbstrsssan. ywo Grown raisinss ti.ss per box: Thss: s5 pound 6Ozs. sS-sO 1&o per pound; :ass ss sound boxes 60-70 7Ne per noanA. IS Ib. boxes 7o-SO exc per ib.: atsndasS boxes as ID. evaporated peaches l2Ec In standard boxes 2S lb.. pectorine peocbes IS. OCT Ib.: Canadian Rutab4ga turnIp. Al SE OCT sack; navy beans this years ctvn ss 9s bushei
 BeeSwax-26c.
 wOol--Clean asHe: bury wool a.xa washed wool 3oa
 Uides--Dry Hints l7o; dry Gaised lSs, green salted ekc.
 Cotton Seed Meal--92s. .oo.
 Molasses--Georaia cane. barrel gKo paR gallon: cases, gallons t3 per case: maple iyrup: Log Cabin, gallons e14; z gallons s7 50: quarts 34. 25 per doz-
 Chickens--Hsns 36c; fryers 2B Q soc; bPoiI- CTS 2O@25c; turkeys l3c.
 Sugar--Granuiated 5hc: r F. c. sMe.
 Eggs-2oc per dozen
 Country Butter-12Mo per lh
 Sweet Potatoes--Si. .0o per bushsL 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07

sssn sism t"n ss't the asss sIssh. rsnsnns n ss dsRans s Srosss,s ssass :'rI that sh. large bs-usss doinE st Liverpool win be the waking ef . buiiish staement in the wsy of spinaerg s sor siss currsn. @ week of one year ago rsrs only 2so.ooo bales and only 32o.ooo year Ter fore issf. and as last weeks taksnes q spinners' takinss for the week win be about 35a0oo. and thereby absorb the ws<Es n sisht. whieh promisss to bs about uSeco. ment to market. however, continues heavy when compared with preyious years snd serves . as an csfsss sy srpgyin. the ss cUssS. can visible supply to any extent of eonss-
 1s5S.,s at :. pe,ss .ea.y pois. ss asss: s acS e's Wear | before isst sicSS. S' and tomerrows ss5 s % gSrs s.s Sea. sa t0 ,Sss ssSS m ss sss
 At 12 interior points against 1s towns last year. and the year before last receipts ed pes with th .scco and s as oec ss Tns ever ia- check the demand for spot cotton in the ments ss has fsiien ir off materially. ReaiiEing such a change in the situation. spot holders are not so independent of late for no.witn- ket, which Is only local, they have accord Ing to reports. been free sellers at quotH- tions yesterday and today.
 Weather conditions have become more favorable for while temperatures have been lower. there has been an absence or ram. and indications are for slowly rising tem-- peratures for the Southwest by tomorrow. for east of the Mississippi by the follow ing day. Advices from all districts along the Mississippi river are to the effsct that tnas decline has taken place at Memphis. all or which Is much encoura cement.
 oafs RERcpoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
IIUIV yUUfS.
II. & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. e. Aberer0u,h,. :.

By Private Wire to C. G. Abereronsbie x
 Co.,, g Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Feb 6.-As if feeling inc pinch of hunger in the midst of plentv ton at Liverpool salrs for the third con secutive day figuring 12.00O bales at an advance of two points to 6 01 for middltng The nearby deliveries reflected the slrnS of spots in the English market hv closing two to three and one-haIf points higher than & yesterday ,9 when a decl ne ot more distant arrivals. especially new cron positions, were not disturbed mach, closin ], unchanged to one and one-haf points m Manchester's advces were more favorable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
BUGLER's DEPOSITION.
Negro Soldier said He Took No Pax
 An RAot.

Lexington. Ky. Feb. e.-Inspector General Galbraith of the United states army last night took the deposition of Hoyt Robinson. 6 negro trumpeter of the 25th United States Infantry, which was stationed at Brownsville, Tex, when the riots of August i3 oc- cured here.
 Robinson declares that he took no part In the riots. General Galbrafh did not announce his decision on ROD Inson's application for re-enlissmenG Robinson Is said to have acted under orders from the War Department m making his applica. ion. which Is un- deratood to have been the first made by the recently discharged soldiers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
omcer Shot by ssIIor.

Philadelphia, Feb. 6.--Chief Mas ter of Arms Douglass, of the Unitso States cruiser Tennessee, now at tnt League Island Navy Yard, was shot bv James Burke. an intoxicated sail- oI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Feb. e.-Turpentine steady. 7i lsc; sales 206; receipts 326: shipments 305
 Rosin firm; sales I.01s: receipts 2,4k2: H o5 D s4.I0: E .O5@s4.12is s4 10 gs4.17ia; $4 4.1O6s4. .17ts II S445 $4 50 K S5 %: N $5.25: SC %: we; S6 25; wv $6 50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07

Charleston. Feb. s.--Turpentine and ros- in unchanged.
 Wilmington. Feb. 6.-spirits turpentine firm Toe: receipts 13 casks
 Rosin firm $3 90; receipts so. Tar firm $2 30; receipts 124 Crude turpentine firm 8. 35. s4so and A 50; receipts 9 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
NEw nnr.ENAs cnrTnN

New Orleans Feb. s.--Spot cotton closed firm, unchanged; mtddling 10 7-1sc Sales sn the spot were 1850 bales and TOO to ar- live
 Futures opened steady at an advance of ! fo points on good Liverpool advices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07

Good bull support forced prices steadily up mad the market closed at the best of the day, nine to eleven points above yesterdays final figures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REvyrw

Savannah. Feb 6.--CSpeciai. )-whiie the receipts of both turpentine and rosins in the week just closed showed in smaller volume than during January. this falling of t1nd- ency was expected and as a matter of ther dwindllnS in the net receipts win he recorded from now until the end of the
 Considering the volume of receipts. both the trading and outward movement du-inc the past six days quite good. True the market developed rather a ''soften- ing tendency about m'd-week yet the re- eoyery was quite prompt and during the tail tail end of the session the tendency wss from this fact the undercurrent of the market Is exceptionally good and in the face of the light receipts a ready market is found for everything in sight
 The record of the turpentine market fTo'', day to day shows the following Siuctua- tions:
 y2s4.ss4 xsas;:ssy: :S 7:S Ss'a 55ss$ s's's s,, saturday stud '.. ..,. :... ..:.....1I5a@n 75ssu Monday ,,.. '' ''''7n,u 7,n
 Futures rGf were; were ssc yesterday.
 The net gain fro1S the opening Of last wednesday to the close Of yesterday was
 The receipt yesterday were 92 casks week s?4; month r Sss SeaSSn os, lSass: "a,k1 2sl0 month 2.77s season l7s4sa casks. Sales for the week TAO. Foreign for week E'SSy3 sun3er,ntenden: c W saussy. ot the Poard of Trade has rendered hi' resignation tN Pre ident W. B stillwelL bocomln. ef- fective at once. He has been ano uted r,al.agsr O. :ne Morelia N val Stores Com pany, of Morela Mexico. jurt formed nd leaves tomorrow. The new company Is com foi,d of Rhode Island capitalists The l e9rital stock Of this concern will be si5e.- | GOO
 4osins developed sSnumher of fluctuatinn ] the genral trend beEngaslowy downw" I'd. ! nnd at the cose yesterday prices atood from 1 10 to l5c below the preceding wecfT,' close. | The quotations ye ste day were: Water white
 SC 50: window glass s6. 25; \ $500: Nj | S6 15: K $500; s4.50: H S4.40: q | SA.12h: 4.12H; S.oIM; 10 S4.O9; 1 CBA $4.e0.
 Statistics follow:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
MARKET FOR COTTON
sIEADIER DURING SESSION CLOSED
 AT NET ADVANCE.
Opened Steady at Advance of Four to Five Peints in Response to Higher Cables and Continued Good Spot Bus
 iness in Englieh Market.

New York. Feb. 4.-rhe cotton market was steadier during todays session and closed at a net advance of s917 points. Saies were estimated at i50,0o0 bales.
 The market opened steady at an advance of four to five points in response to higher cables and continued good spot hu mess In fhe English market. At first there was come hesitation owing to a renewal of the selling movement, noted late yesterday. but after the lighter estimate for tomorrow $ receipts at Houston was posted. the market advanced sG13 points on covering of shorts the upward movement being led by March which revived the rumors t It important speculative interests were accumulatinR in that position with the intention of stopping all notices At the advance there was enough realizing and selling by room trad CTS to cause a reasri1n of four to five points from the best. but the market firm sd up again in the late trading on buy ng credited to leading Wall Street people and the close was very steady.
 Receipts ct he ports today \, 0n1 baiss. against aa.z3S last week and 19,230 last year. For the week festimatedD 26o.o0o bales against 3o4sso last week and lss.3ta iaak year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans l1.s7s bales, against s.S26 last year and at Hous- ton 11,505, against 9.SSf last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
F Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 rs.p. wara@s&
 csesss Bsssht at Aay PsMe h AiassmA Storaee and csnnaeat. Solicited Loves Iasnes bs faiss
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psfzS Issa WneAw nspsss ssa nasss unssse ssasss Dsssss.ses q Asrsssisuss s.eaey nansau Lcoat sbssrvstiss
 Usns~omsry. rss. .. asss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
TREAsURY BALANCES.

Washington. Feb. s.-Todays treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show: - - Available cash balance .... ,S25o,s1246S Gold coin and bullion .... l0S,4So,76e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
rTNuNvATT PRODUCE.

C.incinnati, Feb. 6.--Flour qnIet Wheat steady 7T& 47shc corn firm 4s@ Re. Oats firm 40@ kc. Rye quiet 7o@7le. Provisions steady. whiskey t1.2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. He; net receipts 1l.505: gross receipts l1.505: shipments lO,O7S: sales 2,011; stock 75.99S.
 Aueusta-Steady. lie; net receipts 21s: Eross receipts 537; shipments 1.95o; sales Lkss; stock 42,29S.
 Memphis--steady, 10 7-lec; net receipts sales 3,750: stock 16S.949.
 st Louis-Quiet. 10hc: net receipts 547: gross receipts 47i3; shipments 4.21o; sales So: stock 90, 764.
 , ctncInnati-Net receipts ss3; gross re- eeipts S33; shipments 1.290: stock 1o,o61. ] IouisvIlle-Firm, 10 9-16c.
 Total today-Net receipts l3.5s4; gross -ecejpts 22,4l4: shipments 22.iSe; sales 7,- tgs; stock 32s,07o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
sr. LOUIS OLosING NARKrTs.

St. Louis, Feb. 6.-The St. Lotus grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat:- May 7sd h asked; range 7TM to 7sh. July TIA; range 76H to 77h.
 Corr:- May 4sh bid; range 44%@E to 4OQ b. July 45M asked; range 45k to 4s%. May ssx asked; rarg. ssR Q 4 to s9& 943 July 3eN bid; range Sek to SeS'