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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
ron s,i,r~--rsrsAn ESTATE.
t.tTTt1s & LITTLE,
| ONLY a TOW from Tho lANGeEt lel

l4l1II4l- ~ - a liilfl .
only q few from The LARGEST ilst ~
Neal s-socm modern. brIck- near ist 50.
| and th EAST, completely iurniSileui ~,
tho house, well, ycu krgS what HS-
room modern house would cost we OF
ter everything for 5000.
S.roollt modern 2-story home. rear ul'l-
versitN. complete plumhlng, turhuc''
| built bookcase. good batn. l4'gp ,.,
Groom brick ana rrnms. porcelain sa'h'
e, l., lot 2isNp- NEAR 4 q. depot tIl" -.
s-roOin hrlck. fNNo-story. por, Duth- toi.
Let Iavatory. =. h. ctc near Ntn 20. ana
sth H.. y I'd This Il good bargain
i-rooun. twp.storg moo. hoine, . newgl
/ biorle from temple lot plone worth 'ue
nrice. which Is $500
Groom nuariy new prcssed h, g. =,
ftoHi and Pack he'll large "a. po Iai . gSod
barn, forced - choice finli trees ~, W
email fruIt. good water right near ioth
So. ana 10Th t. ss,sc6 A coed bergalH.
Another new modern loom y plSsseu p'''
loi -1s1N, In same locality N-tW .,-
Beautiful l-room modern presses brick
on one ~ the best corners on 6tH ~. !,
has pore bath, toilet, .. - eenren1ei
basemcut. furnace, etc' los elxli1ss' iaFs
enough fcr another hOusc $50
5Sa5 l-room brick. near llth r. ana snu
So. ts7u0
Beautiful s-room npdern pre.s*eoda brick
nearly new, near university, NgsNu' 49,.
broom pressed brick lot s0Nl5l 10 i,Lley
t..tA III
South, sl.soo.
ad,Tts ,a.i es .,,3,f,,f cor ~ and n.
'front.', ON 2ud St., $3.50 Il. n. terms
fo-room mod except heat, all ready Tor
furnace, good regair; lot S.axlee;; near ls'ls-
Ne. % nov Ss -soor, pressed brick, high
oI It sss aS s eSts e as FIX
East near , ssishan s, Sso and frame nor
esf ot bast qs ssnSe f nsa oiS 50 aud
ststa 4, "a 'e,no,, fer,,s
also snilns running ,ngSusr oppnSl,,an 'ror
sSi'n losst :, sS,peTv nome near Ith
s-ss, ana istl, 81 ~ 40
worn brick l@t zN,c reus' by ,,i,d aIsS
Nsw i,'. iTt NJ h q r,res,l
ha rss1,, Pa 81 "a ss1sV 'y'"' ~ -
% 's.,nr, 1880 br largo rooms, cost
40 "a. ~ l.e,ss IA r,rg baI6 or,,hard prl+
$500 s., ,,.ats, ~ ny,
'ii"'S ""'e' rirssst,'fi n1,s
asSx-as and p az W srd So, near 9Th
Fast Il .aNa sewer and sidewalk paid
,, 9si" s"rf' AaHlhs . ""
Sss,iy. ,aa,,. ,,.,,, ,cr,nI. a ga
ssiffSsI1 .'pS = ~ AZ Near ,atfer-day
saInfs s,osni,ai. $50
5,Ss nc ~. asn XXI, r. ana Park Ave.
s,ho
sS'V' r,,o,,.t- ,,tfsrNEss Rl-Ys
77iL,s9il c,, isrieharn, last eaAt Of Altsc
e e ssS"s. "I ee,o, h,eI,,y IND market
~ ny ". s,h So esytIB sle CANT
j., niias a., 4, t9a "a
81 * ~ III 81 het Main and state,
oSnosi,e the Newhouse skyscrapcrs, s525
pr re noos. r,e, an brigham, St, ysry close
in sssc No. ecot
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The new missionary maga4ine pub.
llshed at Independence, jackson coun-
~ Missouri The first issuc Is NOW
ON salc az the Doscret News Book
Store, Price, cents.
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,,r,,rp or uurli,l vrus,f.

Mr. VIM. Henry cf t'hsttsnp9Ee, Terri 4.
had rheumatism III bis le.s Nrut 10"
strength seemed to have gene out OF ,hS
muscles so that y was useless ter WON.
phini and wrapped the arm IN flannel ~
nieht aud 10 my relief | found thAt ne
paln eraduniy left me and lhe strenEth
rctIirned In three weeks tho rheumatism
hnJ disauneared and has not since re-
t,irned n troubled wsth Rheumatism
trr n few applications ~ Pain Balm You
arn certain 10 b. pleased WITH the Iener
which ID aircrds. For sale py @' u'nHsi7es'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Miss Jennie llaIght, shopping done
wish or for Qua ~ town customers
a ktnds ~ ladies wearing apparel
selected With taste and skill $40 Com
su'utlon Bldg. Salt Lake clty,
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WALL PAPER

You want attractive designs with
great diversity M style Of drawing and
lone of color and sou want large VAR
ieiS TO select from All this is 10 be
found at Eberis. 81 Main Street.
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cHINTsE AMI JApANrsn aoons

NO SONG co. rs EAST aRD sOuTii.
No enEe moved TO tho other gldo or
Our Old nIends invited 10 eall
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE CONSOLIDATED WAGON
& MACHINE COMPANY THE
regular quarterly dividend OF per
cent ON the capital stock OF THIS
company will be paid April ~ l9gL'
on stock Of record March 80. lsyu
\ The stack transfer books VIII Re
closed March 30. 1901, AT 5 o'clock
p. M. and reopened April llth az ~
MELVIN d. WELLS
Secy, Dc Treas.
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only ? per cont oi the eyes arc per-
feet IA birth. Are yours perfect npw2
SEQ Il. . Jensem 50 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

lions Saving Bank q Trust GO.
Pays 4 per cent on deposits. safety
deposit boxes for rent.
JOSEPH F. SMITH, Prest
q. C. I31lEHE, Cashier.
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COAL COAL coA1l

we rnu now M orders promptly.
CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.
Phones 1900. - south MINI
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Fine brick residence Como of best buil |
and most attractive on west sidel Jus /
the place for huclsrnan. or someone want
ing q. nice place near r. g. w. Excep-
rionally large lot, barn, sheds lawn,
walks.
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I.rAIInNA.

Bibles arc tcdcCd ia price ~ Doscret
B. s. u BoolS store, "A r.. s. Tcmple.
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1I1-TLE BROS,
Investment Bankers
1sg Main street Est ISL
cnI, Iaka qD r,Nl-nplV

Investment Bankers
lsg Main Street Est ISL
Salt Lake 9C.0OQ-lsly
Won Can't Keep a Good IpWh a ~ ~,
Lake City Real Estate In our control uiin
exclusive management II IS OWNED w
people ncattcred from New YORK 20 san
Francisco and Duluth 70 the Ivy ~ az ~,
money bad Some Of these properties nrn
harpains. We VIII be pleased 10 help YOU
pick en- out Nov Is the time THIS CITY
Is bound TO grow. IL Ia growing Ncry ta ".
aud talk Win US That's the only. Way
There's always some one In from So "
m, tlll D. m, week days vow fellows
10 ouit. I'VE ara ntnloh Men, In that re-
SALT Lake aWoo9-1alo
You Cant 1Sacp A Good Town Down
FUTILE BROS, l5S Main Street
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RANCH ADvlcE ON EARTn.

A neat Groom cottage red pressed
brick. new, electric Ights, bash room,
mo tnb,, plumbing roughed IN, water ~
Kitchen nice lawn, located southeast, near
Park only So, 500
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A little home OF rooms, nice lot, walk
ing distance 10 town. located southeast
for S2.fet,
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$40. Iae sonlh IN Mest.-
Go and look at It--then come and see

90 and LOOK Nt It--thrh como una 500 Us-
OTHER THINGS WORTH WHILE
ON Second East tFtast Sidel between
6th and 9TH south. one block and u quar-
ter south OF City and County Building.
We have q big selection of fms houses,
They are an huilt OF Al material and
IN workmanshipllke manner, Each place
connected With sewer, Fenced, cement
paths and walks Fun Easements, None
of them smaller than rooms PRICES
RANGING FROM s2.ep0 TO S5,6sQ.
INVESTMENT.
houses, one brick, one frame. renting
for $50 per month, only si5S0
= lots llth So. and 9Th ", ti75
lots, 10th So near 9th E., 800.
Finest building spot on 9th a. ST. VA
las feet, tl-oSe.
;lxio rods, Y near First, sl,5Vo-
5oSl5o feet to alley. 6th So 18th E.- over
looking valley 80 cash bal $40 per mo-
Great view.
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ssGno buys a good home on Eighth East
red pressed brick. bath, electric lights
lawn front and back, cement walk cell
Lar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

NOTICE no BosToN-T1NTlc STOCK
HOLDE RS,-Ip pursuance OF Article
Eleven OF the boston-Tintic Mining Com,
pauy's bN laws, the annual Stockholders
meeting will be held al the office 81 said
company, 100 East Eirsi South STREET salt
Lake CITY. Utah, May 9Th. lsril, at u
O'Clock NJ.
j. II. woODSIAN, Secretary
First publication April 9Th, 1870
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GEORGE q CANNON ASSOCIATION
M lakl South rempln Slreel.

AZ ACRES. a-RAl nousE, FLOW
Ing wells. good barn and sheJ3, lawns
nOwvrs ana shadr between go and b'
h YEAR old fplit trccs ana small friilts 81
all kinds chichcnf, pigs. ducks NJ elhl
tors and breeders h0rsr, wagons ans hal
ness. hugges al tools 0nd implement
nercssatp 10 work ihe Mace with, brl-l
Quicken coon, ~ reot loiis Adde'S Own
~ lao South eth East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

new and strictly up-to-date homc,
with every modern convenience, located
on Brigham Street, close In, az "a price
THAI will astonlsh you.
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.

GREAT. COPPER KING NJ. IS VI. CO.
The annual stockholders tneetirg Of the
Company viii be held at the office, q
South West Temple Street. at 10 o'clock
a. M, ON Tuesday, the 9th day OF april.
1907, for the election of officers and
transact snch other business as may ie-
gally come before the meeting.
NJ. o. ERO1SLAND, President
NJ. FROISLAND, Secretary,
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NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS
The regular annual meeting Of the
sto CkholdeTs OF the l'ta h-Mexican
Rubber Co has been postponed until
Monday. Juno 10Th, 1906, Office Of
the Company % Main street SSH
Lake city Utah
IN order of the President.
NOBLE WE RIsTM. secy'
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WANTED.

ANYTHING YoG HAVE FOR SALE
we want the goodH You want the money
The Co-0p. Second Hand store, 2si.22i 81
state street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

MADAM SNYDER GIFTED rsYCiilC,
palWisf ana card reader gives advice on
teils S cw long Won NTH l ~ aissaf i.y
wis thar you VIII get we'll Your lucky
days and numheTs., how Ia become
WEALTHY. how 10 attract alL Ru0d lnto
tiou free N West fhlrd Hputh SAM
tarnm NoOm ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Utah Underwritrrs-Th regular
quarterly meeting of tho Utah Assoc
citation of Life Underwriters will be
held at tho Commercial club Tuesday
evening. April g. The reports for the
year will be read and the annual cleo
tion OF officers VIII be held. A full
attendance fs requested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
CHOICE FRUIT
FLA AN -

CHOICE FRUIT
IA RM 49,
INCOME. AT ONCE.
~ acres OF choicest land on 9Th EAST
ST. with 5-rrn- rustic cottage, brick lined
. flowing wells. brick coOps, $50 feet long
barn, hay shed. rock cellar. lawns shade
flowers Bet. 200 and 10 0fruit trees, ni
kinds small fruit. horse, wagon, chickens
ducks, p gs and tools, 5000,
TWO
GOOD PLACES,
6-rin. red pressed brick cottage, nat,ir-
al finish thruout mantels. porcelain
bath. bowl, lights, lot 3Ns rods, screen
porch. basement. D. Il. lfxlSlzy Parlcr l6S
16. $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Change in Fditors--C NJ dickson
has resigned the cditorthip o. the
Utah State journal and VIII start 2
i.ew paper at Ogden called Facts and
FAnoios.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Gave Rectal--Prof- Coop of The
stare university department ~ music.
gave recital yesterday afternoon. OF
fla Bohcme." explaining the fca-
lures AIS he went along
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

NATIONAL. CAafI REG ~, slsS- ~
pert cash fcEisIer repaltlng. no ~ Aha'
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students Visit smclteEs--Twenty
state university students In mesallurey
visited the Bingham Junction shelters
Yesterday. TO study the treatment OF
copper pres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Goes ~ rovcIocls Ncv.-~Geo. Wood,
for the pass eight years with i. Auef-
bach " Bro. as n salesman, has re-
signed to remove to Ioyelock, Nev.. to
take charge OF local mercantile es-
tablishnent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

BOOT AND SHOE REPAlRER, AID
dress sS South West Temple Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

A TICKET TO DENVER. PUEBLO OR
colorado Springs. Colo. Address Asfs News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

scandinavian sfecting--A Scandina-
vian meeting viii be held IN the AS
sernb1y hall Sunday afternoon. imIne-
Giately after The general conference
meetings All Interested are cordially
invited.
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INVESTIGATE,


We believe here is the best opening for
an Investment as a. building proposition
that is available on the East Side:
There Is a frontage OF SIS leet on eSgn
of two principal streets. close In suitable
foI a hne residence OF hat size; toeeth-
or with depth OF $50 feet In the rear
we'll adapted for small houses The price
is right and very reasonable, terms can
be made. Call in and talk this over, II VIII
repay inspection
LOTS ON THE n, +. BENCH
$50. for 4Isxsssss. near ] and 18th Ave.
$50. FOR i9isxi26. III ana 18th.
Sq5n for lgi5Al65 9Th Ave and G..
sl.cSc, buys tslsxll5Is, 9rd Ave and +.
WEST SIDE.
The owner Of a good inside lot 2isS9 rods
near 3rd West and Srd North Is non-resl-
dent: he is anxious 10 sell at once and
wiil make bargain price OF SEQ This Is "a
There Is another good buy on West
Slide, uHNl& with alley 9TH Snutb ana
and Nest, with adobe house for SSpn,
We have two lots on 3rd West, close TO
9Th South, very cheap, $50 for the pair
SEE us FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Two acres OF good land. half acre In
bearing fruit trees and linH Broom 70,
and out buildings, blocks from car Inc,
southeast, only $3.50
ID acres OF tie boss OF land abundance
Of water, good 5-room house; miles
southeast Of city sellng for il.ss1,
RANCK REAL ESTATE * INIT. CO..
Sgle s3l.2l2 ID H. Walker Bldg
RANCK HANDLES THE EARTH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

CRYSTAL Cafe CItnnee~--The C'rystAi
Cafe Jr,n Of pale 4 Regain has dis
solved MI. Rcgan seiling ont 20 Mf'
Vnilo who continues the business'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

These are the cheapest and hest lots in
the district All kinds Of homes from sSjl
and I'M to $500 s6,uup and 5000 in Same
vicinity,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Cadets Parude--The third battalion
parade OF the high school cadets WAS
held yesterday afternoonj when the
promotion wAs announced at Second
Lieut. Spencer Wright 10 be iirst Iieu-
tenant In place of Thomas walton,
resigned, and Commissary Sergt. Te-
reIl Hoyt was made second lieutenant
and cor1lmfsssry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Iexants For aInis Carrtcr--'Fhere viii
be a civiI service examination IN this
ci,v en the 27th inst. for the position
Of clerk and carrier in the Sal1 Lake
pOstorIce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Application For Watcr--Geo. pow
olson OF Provo has filed application
with the state engineer for 20 second
feet Of wafer from the north fork OF
the Provo river To generate 1000
power purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Preston Sends Inyitasion--,r'he Pres
ION. Idaho. Commercial club is very
DESTROYS that the nj. & nj. association
excursion should visit that center, and
the secretary writes Secy. Harris Of
not OF your state We feel that we are
ontributary TO your Interests and
would very much appreciate a visit
from You on the date set for your
visit to Logan"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

VIII Lecture Monday---Itev- DR.
Joseph III. Crookcr of Rosindsle. Mass.
will lecture before the University CLUB
Monday evening next. on The Making
OF an American Citizen" The Iec-
ture begins at 5 O'Clock. and ladies
ere invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

sRloEAtAKER WANTED An PAR
gon, steady work, ~ T. South Temple.
Basement
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Assistant Attorney General Hero
Judge NJ G. Burch, assistant to the all
torney.generaf OF the United States IN
tho coal Hand cases. Is in tho city from
Denver. to consult with United States
Dist Atty. Booth and Judge Maynard,
the special expert in the employ OF
the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

KlMBAtL AGENCY
80 Main ST. Phones sa9s.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-30
SEEING CARDS BY TELEPHONE
A SwindIe That Is Said to Have Had
Many Victims in New
York City

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The "tele-
phone game" is being worked in the
boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens. The
some cheerful "comeon" that he has a
friend, a professor, who can read any
card in the pack over a telephone. The
swindle is carried out by means of
code, every card in the pack being des-
ignated by some common name of
man. When it comes to deciding the
bet the operator simply calls up con-
federate on the telephone and he tells
the card selected. By way cf example,
take the ten of diamonds, the code name
for which is MARVIN"
rs Prof. Marvin there?" inquiries the
operator. After some delay prof.
Marvin" the confederate, begins a
series of small talk over the phone,
which finally winds up by the pro
fessor" informing the dupe that the
card he holds in his hand is the ten of
diamonds.
The game is generally carried on in
saloons, tobacco stores, barber shops
and other such places. The operator
whisks into the place rubbing his hands
and by way of making an opening
among the crowd begins:
wonderful! Wonderful! Never saw
anything like it! Never!"
whats eating you?" inquiries the
cheerful comeon.
Nothing, nothing" answers the oper-
ator
"Have something; cold day. Wonder
full, as 1 was remarking. He reads a
card over the telephone just as easily
as you can read that sign before your
eyes. Don't make any difference how
many miles away. He is over in Man
haitian today. Just ask what card you
hold in your hand and in minute he
has the answer"
With a few more remarks the oper-
ator has some one in the crowd betting
him from 80 cents to $40 that the feat
Is impossible. The money is posted, very
often a capper who has entered the
place beforehand being made the stake
holder. Then a pack of cards is pro-
duced and the victim is asked to pick
out any card he likes. OF course every
body in the place knows the card,
"Now call up your professor friend
and let's see him do this great feat"
demands the capper. The victim holds,
say, the four of spades. The operator
pretends to look up the professors
number in the telephone book. Then
he calls up his confederate smith"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-30

is the code name for the four of spades.
rs Prof. Smith there?" and after
some delay the voice at the other end
finally announces that the professor is
at the telephone.
Professor, l have a friend here who
Is skeptical about your ability to read
cards through the phone. He wants
you to tell him what card he holds in
his hand"
According to those who have been
through the game, the professor" is
reluctant to comply, but finally con-
sents to read ''just one card, just one."
Then after a series of manipulations,
in which the man holding the card is
told to hold it near the transmitter,
then toward the light and so back and
forth several times, the professor"
announces that the card is the four of
spades. The money is paid over and
the operator glides out of the place in
search of other victims.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-30
ANCHOR CHEESE
IN THE MARKET
SIX THOUSAND POUNDS ARRIVE
BY STEAMER
Grocers Say Consumers Have Cur
tailed Orders for Butter and Eggs
at Present High Priees-Stoek
viii Accumulate

Receipts of cheese have been decided
ly light for some days and the market
has been firmer than usual Yesterday 9
board at the produce exchange showed
that 5000 pounds had arrived, chiefly
Anchor cheese that came In by steamer
Quotations were not affected
Attendance at the call session OF the
exchange, thirty-two members being
present Sales included thlrty-five
cases of eggs in six lots 100 sacks or
northern Australian brown onions, in
three lots, five sacks of white sweet po-
tatoes, one carload of Colorado potatoes
and 100 sacks Of Alexandria potatoes.
Egg receipts were 312 cases, butter
24367 pounds no change In prices.
Business was brisk In the market
with no special features. It Is noticed
that sales of butter by retailers to con-
sumers at soc a pound has cut down de-
mand to some extent, the regular home
patrons having apparently decided to
reduce household expenses by cutting
out butter and eggs as much as posi-, =,
BILE. The decrease in consumption VIII
allow the stocks to accumulate in stor-
age and elsewhere with some prospect
Of lower quotations in the near future.
Poultry and fish are plentiful.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-30
SIGNS OF RELIEF
IN STOCK MARKET
SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT is
DEPRESSED
Fierce Drives Against Erie and Penn-
sylvanla securtles-Downward
Tendency Of Money Market
Arrested
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--Thcro were
signs OF relief In the stock market to-
day from the acute pressure of lioui-
dalton. The extent to which weak
speculative accounts have been reduced
by transfer into stronger hands and the
over extension of the bear account
which always develops sooner or later
In the course of n decline were given
me principal credit for the changed
At the outset the only demand was
developed on the occasional declines,
giving way to some dullness whenever
any advance had been effected. Later
the volume of selling on the advances
diminished and there was more disposi-
tion to follow up the advance with buy
Ing orders.
Speculative sentiment continued de-
pressed and the staple of discussion in
the neighborhood of the stock exchange
was the prospect OF coming reaction and
Industrial depression.
The arrest of the downward tendency
or the money market was regarded as
disappointing and the provision to be
met for the call for the return to the
treasury of s6O00,000 of government
deposits on February / was feared as
an unsetting influence on the market.
RENEWAL OF rumors Of money troubles
mere were conspicuous during the time
Of the early pressure on the market, but
faded.
The tone of the Japanese, statement
upon tne Call1Ornla school lnCluenJ
caused a shade of disquiet.
Reports of the intended offer to the
public at an early date Of an issue of
American Telephone and Telegraph
convertible bonds was received with in
terest at the first attempt for some
time to elicit public participation in a
bond issue.
The rally in the market was unset
tied late in the day by fierce drives
against Pennsylvania and Erie, but the
general level of prices was not forced
back to the previous low point The
closing was irregular.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, s2032,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.