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OFFICES FOR RENT,
STORES FOR RENT,

CORNER lyTH ST AND ND. AVE. SW.-
Lorre store. two show windows CELLAR; steam
heat. IN large apartment house. reduced rent for
summer months. kARRICK * MErCALF, 1870
y Y. ave. uw mv8-3t
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Rug

RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS DROP
postal. 5l 5th st. NV. or phCne is5j. nh@s {
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims. no charge unless sue
cesstul. FULLER AGENCY. III 9th st. W.
mh3tf
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PROPOSAL FOR FUEL-CLERKS OF
fee. House Of Representatives United
States, Washington, D. c.. May 6, 1907
Sealed proposals Will be received az this
office until Il o'clock m. WEDNESDAY,
May p. 1907, for the delivery OF three
thousand 5000 tons. more or less. Of the
best white ash furnace coal tsCresnedl,
also. fifty Ogl tons. more or less. Of best
white ash stove coal tscreeuedj. also, one
hundred and fifty Q50 cords, more or
less. OF best spruce pine wood; also one
hundred 0QW cords, more or less, Of best
oak wood, as may be needed by the
House Of Representatives during the fis-
cal year ending June 90 1905, said wood
and coal 70 be delivered and stored in the
vaults Of the south wing Of the Capitol
az such times and In such quantities q IS
may be ordered by the Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives. The coal must
weigh twenty-five hundred and forty
i22iU pounds 70 the ton. and the oak
wood must be cut in three 80 pieces. The
wood must measure one hundred and
twenty-eiRht G29 cubic feet 10 the cord
The right % reweigh the coal al the
Capitol and the right TO reject any and
all bids is reserved. A surety company
bond Of two thousand dollars 1900 will
be required 20 insure the faithful per
fOrmauCe Of the contract. The bids must
be ind0rsed Proposals for Coal and
Wood" and addressed 20 A Mcdowell
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives
United States A MCDOWELL. Clerk.
House OF Representatives. L. 5.
myI1tI.1s
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LOANS on REAL EsTATE-4 TO s PER CENT
interest. depending on location. GASCH &
RIEEE l3l5 n. Y. ave. Ucs-n
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LOTS FOR SALE.
West Woodbridge, D, c.
large Iotas EnSy Terms.

Lots on grade: city water on car line. one fare
= minutes % Treasury. send for plat and full par
tculars. FRANK g. BUTTS co. Uuc.l s2l 18th
e. NV myl9f
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MISCELLANEOUS,

COMING To JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
send j. cents for "Of7cial Fotal Guide rooms
secured in private homes VISITORS PUB co.
Inc. Is CITY Hall ave, Norfolk Va. my2-7t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

Virginia Realty Title Corporation.
Perfect titles furnished to all Virginia Real Estate
Titles guaranteed. Offices al
80 Columbian Bldg. and ROSSlyn,I Va,
mv370t
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OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS D. C.,
Washington. May 5. lsg7-sesled proposals viii
be received at this Office until y O'Clock noon SAT
URDAY. June g. 1871 for the construction Of a
TCtesteel fridge across the track Of the Bslti
more and Ohio Railroad Company on the line d
Monroe street extended, Anaoostis, ID. c. Bridge
will have span Of II feet and will contain approx
matey 81 tons Of steel and 1000 cubic yards q con-
crete. Blank forms II proposal specifications. snd
all necessary information may BE- obtained Et Room
g. District Building II B F. MCFARLAND, II.
L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioner D. g.
myZ5 2. q % iel
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BICYCLES,

1907 HUDSON BICYCLES At FACTORY PRICES:
best wheel on the market. equipped with nom
puurture tire. Special fgr this week only so
8icyces reduced 20 SB HAYEBFORD CYCLE
CO.. sZf 10Th ST. NV. Phone M t52s mT25u
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLETONs, 5, 4Z43l 10Th st.
NV mv5f
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

GASOLINE DELIVERY CAR. ONLY USED
shor. while; iu frst-ciass condition. Address
Bon 81. Herald oflcr. my5u
FOR SALE-Y0UR CHOICE OF SEVERAL
makes of slightly used electric and gasoline rgna-
bouts and gasoline touring ears az prices that will
interest yCu. DUPONT GARAGE CO. 312l NJ ST.
NV Phone y. SAL my22t
MAXWELL RUNABOUT. Ss5; FRANKLIN
Runabout. $3.50; no GunaboTt $50; Indian No
tarcvcle $50 Immediate delivery cn Yaie-Caiifor
MIA Motor Cycles,
Chhs. f. Miller & Bro,
1907 ltth 81. nv. aplstf
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
FOR SALES PAIR FINEST MATED HON.
ersi are best breeders. g per pair OF s. for the
loi also five pair. not rs good breeders $3.50 PER
rair. Addrsss JAS. L. HAWKINS. Fredericksburg,
Va
PAINTED GALLONS. OR PART; HIGHEST
grade ready mixed. new. beautiful light snade: :
bargain. must be sold. Address BOX s. Herald cf
flee. my&3-
OWING TO CHANGE or PLANS. WILL SELL
whole or part Cf large cemetery Dot az Tery low
figure Address BOX 81. Herald ofios. myS5t
FOR sALE-FURNITyRE SLIGHTLY USED
the entire contents # HIGUm house sUCl 8s hair
mattresses. iron beds odd iron springs folding beds
sewing machine. wardrobe, or7sssr7 vesh5tauds, zee
boxes china closet psIlor suite. Sl5 cost $50 save
money See HOPWnOD, sth and X my363,
PIANO AT YOUR OWN PRICE: FINE MAHuG-
any upright splendid condition. first reasonable
offer accepted. Address BOX 8. Herald Office.
m63s
MISSION FURNITURE AND CONTENTS OF
fvc-room apartment for sale. LACLEDE, Thomas
Circle. mylS3t
SEVERAL SECOND HAND NATIONAL CASH
registers. in perfect order and fully guaranteed
suitable for different kinds OF business. for sale al
real bargains and on accommodating terms.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
my25't 52i 9,h 81. nw
FOR SALE-ANOTHER LOT OF SLIGHTLY
used Upright Planes Je close ont at genuine bar
gain prices. This is unusual ODD runity for son
20 get a high grade piano In perfect condition fl
very little money and on C-sy terms Euale $3.50.
Sticf. 500. Sh0nugcr 500. Y1sc $50: Kr8uicl &
Bach. $50; stef. Sis; Schubert 500. Kimhal
$50 SiCinWay $50. and a uumhr n Others o. J.
DeMOLL & CO, High grade Pianos 1921 q ST.
FOR sALE-2J0 YARDS uF LINULEUM; GUuU
as new 55c. per yard. cost SIS per yard: or AZ
per yard It sold whole Se st. nv
mb29tf
WHISKEY, 3 PER GALLON. THE IOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. 6l6 T ST. NV. au5-rf
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G..
Washington. d. c.. May .. lsF.-seaied pro-
posals viii be received 81 this Office until O'Clock
p m, THURSDAY, June g. 1907, for furnishing
the District Government by July T. 1877, 20 more
or less euameed metal numerically numbered iden-
tihcati0u number tags for motor vehicles. Figures
20 be separate Arabic numerals not less than four
inches high and the strokes not less than one-hsf
inch in width, the words District Of Columbia in
letters 0ue-hah inch high 10 be placed above the
numerals. Black ground. with white figures and
letters Each sign 10 he perforated each q the four
corners and slotted FOR straps. as shown bv sample
in Office q Property Clerk. b. e. HENRY B. r.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioner b. {.
mvL3A 5EE9
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia, Washington. May q lsG.-Sealcd lrj-
pasals viii be received az this 0tlcs until noon.
SATURDAY. June l5 1901 for furnishing covers for
water meter boxes. Forms Specifications. ard nee
cssary information may De obtained az room i3,
District Building Washington d. c HENRY B.
r AIACFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW Commissioner u. G. my286t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
SATURDAY BUYERS
CLEANED MARKET
Hardly Enough Provisions Left
to Give Market the Ap-
pearance of One.
CALIFORNIA SHIPMENTS
ARE NOW COMING IN
Greater Variety of Supplies on
the Fish Market Than for
Several Days.

The effects of Saturdays big business
were everywhere in evidence among the
stalls on market row yesterday morning.
for there was hardly enough goods left
10 Sive the place the appearance Of
provision market Monday is usually
dull day, however and the supplies to-
gether with few shipments of new ma
terial which arrived during the after
noon, were equal 10 the demand.
Provisions are now beng received from
California, a fact which is causing no
little rejoicing among the merchants, for.
with the exception OF oranges, very little
California stuff has arrived from the
coast since freight and express service
was interrupted by the foods, With the
supplies which were received yesterday
afternoon and those that are 10 he dis
tributed among the stalls this morning.
the market will be well supplied today
and nearly everything seasonabe will be
offered for Sale.
Among the goods received from Call
fornia yesterday was heavy shipment
OF oranges, consignment OF radishes,
which are selling a 15c for two punches
pound straight. The first artichokcs seen
on the market for some time were Of
fered for sale yesterday at i0c n pound
The fish market has n greater variety
OF supplies now than Il has had for SOW
eral weeks owing to the arrival OF a
shipment from Seattle. Smells are sell
Ing at 15c a pound. fresh herring at 1oc
a pound, trout at }oc a pound and catfish
at 1IbC q pound
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Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON. April THE monthly
statement Of the public debt shows that
at the close OF business. March 3o.s 1901.
the total debt, less cash in the treasury,
amounted to S9O9 lO6. $50. which was a
decrease, as compared with March ], Of
Sil 53S, 28S.
The debt is recapitulated as follows.
Interest bearing debt $90S. 252. $50
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity. 81, 095 365.
Debt bearing no interest, Si02,6f5,5i9,
Total, sl,3I1. .947. .5GS.
This amount. however. does not in
clude S1.130146,S69 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding. which are of
set by an equal amount of cash, which is
held for their redemption.
The cash in the treasury is given as
follows:
Gold reserve. Sl5o, 900, 600
Trust funds, $l.l30liS. 500
General fund. sl99 500. .54S.
In National bank repositories, $l65, ,2S5,
SO
In treasury OF Philippines. S3,SS7.I13.
Total. 81 .6iS 190.Sln
Against which there are demand liabiI-
tiles outstanding amounting TO sl,2I5.-
922 S07. which leaves n cash balance on
hand Of $402, Sos. 0O2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
Additional Mining News
SAM WARMBATH HoNoRED.
Made Secretary of Goldfield Stock and
Mining Exchange Recently.
Special TO The Tribune


GOLDFIELD, New, March %
Sam Warnbath, for long time asso.
ciatcd with r. Il, Colburu in the
brokerage house of w. f, Bond & Co.,
has been elected secretary of the Gold
field mining stock exchange, TO sue
cccd Eugene Amann, who is going into
tbe smelling business. Mr.. Warmbath
is a charter member Of the Hchangc,
is its membership committee chairman,
Bond & Co. which is the oldest
established brokerage house in the city.
Since March 27 the GoIdfeld exchange
has adopted the hours in vogue on
the San Francisco exchange; the, morn
ing call beginning at 1890 aud last
ing four hours. formal until l o clock
and informal from | to 2:3O o clock
A loan bureau has been added TO the
clearinghouse, and all stock loans
must be made through this medium.
borrowers putting up as security the
market price Of the shares,
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ACTIVE MARKET IN
CHICAGO WHEAT PIT.
Firm at Opening on Reports Of
Damage; Easiness; Final
Rally.

CHICAGO. April l Green bug reports
and unfavorabe weather for the growing
crop caused iirmness today IN the wheat
market An active demand for wheat
especially for the May option, caused re-
ports OF All increased area affected by
the green bug and by statements OF dam
age by frost in Indiana. About the MID
die or the day the market eased off be-
cause OF the report OF a crop expert
which made the condition of wheat on
April 1. sS1 compared with g1.2 for the
corresponding date last year. This report
seemed to disperse some of the fears
aroused by reports OF green bug damage.
The market rallied again near the close
on buying by shorts. The close was
steady. May wheat opened unchanged TO
he higher at 76ac TO T6sc. sold up TO 76sc
and tnen declined TO 76gc. The close was
at I6s6762c
Trading in the corn pit was very quiet
and the tone of the market was easy.
May corn opened unchanged at 46lc. sold
at i63c and then declined TO 45sc. Final
quotations were at Io4c.
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NEW YORK. April 1.-The market for
evaporatcd apples Is steady with holders
prices. Fancy are quoted at sac; choice
primes show no Improvement on spot
in spire of bullish reports from the coast
Prices range from Sc TO l3c for Cali
fornia fruit and from 5sc TO loc ior ore
Aprico,s are in light supply and prices
are firm with choice quoted AT lSc' extra
choice. lSA@lSc fancy, l9@ 2Oc
with choice quoted at 1lWlilc; extra
choice. l2@i23c; fancy. l2b@l5c; extra
fancy, 13Nloc. , ,..
Roisins are rather quiet. demand being
from hand 10 mouth. but prices are frn-
l., held. Loose muscatel are quoted at
xdmlOc seeded r0isins. Ts4)lc; London
LAYERS. sl.50Ml.60
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[IABLE MARKET
|V|1HOUT LONDON
y Of Foreign Stock Ex-
Lance Resuming Today
/ waited With Interest.
|rEgR MARKED GAIN
IN PRICES MONDAY
III Is Felt After the An
,upcement of Presidents
Railroad Policy.

-oeK April 1.-The New York
.a, onerated again today With
J - IN serve as an index or the
t1e,,ifnde There was n time to-
p his seemed 10 arouse misgiv-
-, me extent TO which prices were
sasd s away from the level ruling
onaor las[ traded In our securities
Is Isasv last. The rebound of Friday
.r;ally extended by the gains
~. added today The resump-
rsdInc In London tomorrow is
rj,b interest, 10 see what view
,,ps, OF the rapidity OF the re-
tsre The drop In Canadian Pa
Z. r. onenlng here was largely due
y. enabled from foreign sources.
<9.,srt - Of the short interest In that
'.rsalsd on FRIDAY last made IL
semand still The demand from
Us nromptly reasserted its iuflu-
|-,n The stock, and IL rebounded
~, that Fridays rebound in that
rs rs sufficient 10 bring out large
~ 10 foreign holdings suggested
t5Sn,tv OF what might happen in the
y, pst when London resumes to-
~ and led TO the general reaction
4 4. onenIng, wiping out practically
ihs ralns and establishing some
- losses from the closing level of
Z rr5sy The movement OF Great
", nreferred also acted as a damp
~ me carly strength OF the ma rket.
. .t,sviness Of this stock seemed to
.rs,e,rd with the official notification
u, eonpsny that the original terms
,-,,r.ut Of subscriptions 10 the new
rnyd lie unchanged by the delay
y issuc caused by the litigation TO
- II This would call for the pay
4 4 four 10 per cent installments.
<-ils- 10 some s24. 900, 900. on April ..
4. sltscriptIon rights were dealt in
4 ,bs stock exchange for the first
4 tsdsy and declined TO a lower level
rzs touched upon on the curb when
|tllrlsj decision In favor of the com
v,s first announced. Another fac
'h he early reaction was the knowl-
rs7l from President Roosevelt OH
c6ject of Governmental policy to-
4 ,he railroads. Rumors first current
\ be stock exchange anticipated the
ta,a, WAS 10 be, IN effect. a reitera-
4 former views and an expressed
~. alton 10 continue in them. This
ID CnnsPl ulStlllNl ndll III Llt" IlSe
|rs. but the rise was actively re-
= zhsn reports got abroad that en-
D zss TO be laid by the Executive
|;1yprovnl Of any project that would
rRsl, railroad securities.
E.ti relief was felt over the i'm
y noney situation, and, with the
N April fairly passed. II WAS believed
fRlxation would follow in the money
n Rates for time loans were
" down decisively. The sub-treas-
|r;orl. showing gain by the banks
Esliday OF nearly $4,000, 900. demon
I. that the effects Of the trca sury
= =eaures were not TO be confined
knk statement of last week, An
: tsclslvely strengthening influence
= market was the better prospect
- Of a settlement without a strike
Ia tkims OF Western railroad en-
- for higher wages and d reduced
~nr day. Most of the days gains
y r.zlned 10 the last, although the
.Efione was rather feverish.
ee were firm. Total sales. par value,
p States Is coupon declined per
Be call. q
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. April eceiPts,
5000 barrels exports. 900 barrels;
steady with a light inquiry.
Wheat-Receipjs. iS2' 900 bushels: OK
ports. $4,000; spot. steady: No. 2 red,
S2lc elevator; No. 2 red. sage T.. O.. b.,
atloat; No. ] Northern Duluth, S9sc T. o.
b., af1oat: No 2 hard winter, SHE /. o. b.,
afioat. Between further bug damage news
from Omaha and low temperatures in the
Southwest. wheat WAS generally firm all
day although quiet. \ bearish snow re-
port caused moderate selling pressure In
the last hour but there was a rally near
the close, final prices showing ac 10 3s
net rise. May. S5sGS5 7-16c; closed. S5Rc:
July, S520SGc closed, sec; September
closed S6lc
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Mining Notes.

A. o. jacobson, superintendent of
the Columbus Consolidated company.
spent Sunday in the city with the home
folks,
Charles H. Seheu, the mining engi.
n,er. has returned from an extended
trip to Good Springs and Los Angc-
les.
II. r. Hatfield, manager of the A.
bion company, is in the city from the
property MT Alta.
r. j. Evans, the broker, has re-
turned from two.week's s business trip
TO New York and other Eastern points.
G. r.. Hudson of San Francisco is in
the city on mining business, He re-
ports the exchange on the coast as do
inc n great business and taking care
of itself magniiceptly in spite Of panic
times.
j. X. Gardner. mining engineer of
/ Nevada, is in the city in the interests
OF the Great Western property, near
RAMSEY. The property is, Il gold prop
/ osition, and shows very fine values on
the surface. There are several Salt
/ Jukcrs interested, and within the next
I few days viii form a company 10 take
3 over the property
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 1.-Cattle--Receipts
$4,000. Market lec higher. Reeves; 81 %
a6S0; COWS. s1.sO@5,00; hcifers. So I6m
$40: calves S5.500T.5O, good To prime
steers, s5.e0@6,S5; poor to medium, Si3
@55O: stockers and feeders, 50 s5Gl5,0o.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000, Market 10c
higher. Light and mixed, So. 49@6; o.;
heavy. Sc, 35 d6.76: rough. S6.3596 90; pigs.
s5,s0@6,65; good TO choice heavy, $3.50
m675
Sheep-Recelpts. 2S 600 Market weak
10 l0c lower. Native, s4,2S@6.50, West
ern. Si25Gs50; yeerlings, S6.25p I.35;
lambs S6.006S10
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, April 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000. Market l0c higher. Native
steers S450@6.20; native COWS and heif-
ers. 50 60@ $50, stockers and feeders. SO. Is
@5.16; calves. S4.00@7.00. Western fed
steers, S4.2515.so: Western fed cows,
Hoss-Receipts. 1000. Market 5@1oc
higher, Heavy and packers. SS.50@e.6Ili
pigs and light, s5,75@6.60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Strong. Nut
tons, S. % 500: lambs. s7.25d7.sO, range
wctbers. s6.50@sSO: fed ewes $5.00d5.Ij.
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Visible Grain Supply.

EESy YORK. April 1.-The visible sup
,i,. ~ graI nSaturday. March 50. as COM
piicd by the New York produce exchange
was as follows: .,,
Wheat. l7,2o7 ,ooo bushels: decreased
Corn, II $4,000 bushels; decreased $50
600. ,,,. ,.ar,,-,,, 10,
live i've. 1..4I. 900 bushels; decreased io2,-
O0O. o, ,..a,,o,o. aaoroo.oa
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Omaha.

OMAHA. April 1.-Cattie--Receipts
$500; strong TO loc higher; native steers
$f.0Q@5 So, Western steers, $3. a 8 26 (;
Gamers, 50 00M8.00: stockers and feeders.
s3.oO@5,OO; calves. s5.oo@6.5o: bulls and
stays. S300@4 40.
higher: heavy, s6.+5@6 so: mixed s645@
G. 47t; light. $6.55@65o, pigs. S5.75@S35.
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000. market loc
lower; !yearlings. s6o09675, wethers
n 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
METAL MARKET QUIET;
NO LONDON CABLES
Tin Is Slightly Higher; Copper
Remains Dull, With Prices.
Unchanged.
SILVER


NEW YORK, April with the Lon
don market closed, metals were quiet TO-
DAY and with the exception OF tin were
generally unchanged
Tin was higher with spot quoted at
10000 1924, an advance OF a little over
20 points on the average.
Copper continued dull and more or less
nominal Lake is quoted at S2i.75m %, %;
electrolytic al s2i25@25,o0 and casting
at S23.T512425.
Exports for the month OF March were
3006 tons.
Lead WAS quiet and unchanged I $500
$3.50. according to shipment. and spelter
was dull at S6.30@6s0,
Iron was unchanged.
|
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ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH. April Cattle e-Re-
ceipts $500. Market steady to strong.
Natives. s4256i.65: cows and heifcrs,
s225MA65, stockers and feeders. S3,75q
450.
higher. Ton, s6 So; bulk, $6,50@6.42A.
Sheep-Receipis 700, Market for sheep
10G121c higher. Lambs. sI.50@I 80; year
lings. S65OG7.0o. wethers, S6.000G.5o; /;
ewes S5.i005-70.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady: No , spring wheat. S0G S3c No. :.
73mS2c: No. red. IiG@ I54c, No. corn,
ilic: No. ? yellow. 45Ic; No. oats, 42c:
423c. No rye. Csc; fair to choice malt
ing barley. 63@6Tc. No. 1 fax seed. S113;
No l Northwestern. 81 20. prime timothy
seed, $3.50; clover, contract grades. $3.50;
short ribs, sides (loose), SIS 60GGS.I0. mess
pork. per barrel. S16.50M16.62h: lard. per
100 pounds. S9.50m9622: short clear sides
(boNcd), SS.SIlm9.12A; whiskey, basis of
high wines SI,29
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
new York Produce,

<<n taa,N, April i.-BuJlcr. steady:
R E,starg common TO flrsts. lgM
=. '"'h imitation creamery, extras.
Es,cusse Western nrsts. 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02

pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
l&0la q pure food-rich in the
nj hutrlment of malt ard the
IVlgorating properties Of
n 'enoicest hops. Drink it
g meals or between meals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-02
treasury Statement.

s.,,,SIFON. April 1.-Today's :
|fsss,, " the treasury balances In
oir so,r cssh balance. sl52. S6S. .003.
,e,, and bullion, sIl6.7i2. Coz.
-''Ilhcates, sI2. 2.0i8.a90,
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new York Sugar

.: f.,, f,phh: April l-Sugar-Raw
M rshnlng. Stc; centrifugal, 81
~, c,u.n mnolasses sugar, &c; refined
tales s $o.iO; powdered, $3.50
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st. Louis Wool.

- e,as April Wool. steady,
B hsh, combing and clothing, &c
-o-Washed, 3003Sc.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
pRODITCE EXCUANGT,

on the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady; creameries, 22
m294c: daires, 20@27c; eggs. easy: at
mark, cases included. 15bc; firsts. 16c;
prime firsts. l6lc; cheese. steadN. l2Nl5C.
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Decorative Things

in wall papers arc always TO be had az
w, A. DUVALL'S. llO w. sno DO oolp
DhoneS
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When you buy Nogolcr' 8 SEEDS you
buy the very best; but be sure lheS "'o
Yogeler 3,
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WE ARE PREPARED

To I'll orders for lump or nut coal on
short notice. Western Fuel Co., I3 S.
Main ST. Telephone 7l9.
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S, D. Evans,

Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
TO new location, As South State,