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The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

No. 1911. Edgar NJ. HAYES IS Matte De
Witt, certioran- Defendants attorney Hayden
johnson
Nc. 1917 NaE + Bowen vs. Anacostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company, damages. $500
Plaintiff IS attorneys, Campbell Carringt1n s. d.
rHIitt. and HAYDEN Johnson
No. 1913. Emma Ballnau vs.. Buiss c. Getsing-r,
note. 5000. Plaintiffs attorneys. r. z. Evans. r.
II. Benson, and W. Y. Poultuey.
No. l9l7A Sidney B. Price WatsontOEu Door
and Sash Company; certioTari Defendants attor-
ney. Victor H Wallace
No. 1915. Clarence 4. Proctor vs. Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company: damages. $4,000. Plain
tIf's attorney. J. 5. Easby- smith.
No. 1915. Mamie L. Proctor vs.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. damages. S50eB. Plain
tiff s attorney. J. : Easby-Smith
No 1917. Mary A Cllman. appellant Us. Charles
Z. Tribby; appeal Plaintiffs attorney, l. y.
HopsWen
No 1918. Sarah 4. ?. Duncansou rs William
N. Redmond account rent 500 Plaintiffs attor-
ney, ". C. Sullivan.
No 1919 George Z. Patterson IS. Watts s Bro. !;
account, s.. 1870 Plaintiffs sttornsy, ". H. Mar
low, II.
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Martin Best. Grim.

Philadelphia, Feb. A-TerW Martin
handed out a good lacing to Joe Grim,
the hero of Little Italy. in the wind-up
at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight.
Joe, who has been weekly making speech
es about fighting Joe Thomas, caught a
tartar in Martin, and the latter by max
ing good use of his left jab had the
ITALIAN guessing in every one of the
rounds.
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All went wei until one Of the players
noticed that the race-horse man had "a
peculiar manner Of dealing the cards. As
soon as his suspicious were aroused one
Of the principals kept a close watch on
the suspected one and discovered that he
was sneaking into the dscards to make
up his hands. As the story goes. he pur-
sued this method of winning for several
deals, until the player who made the dis
covery could stand il no longer and sug
gested that the game be stopped.
No scene was created at the time. but
when the party broke up two of the
young clubmen walked home together
and the one who first noticed the crib
bling intimated 10 his friend that every
thing was not conducted in the proper
manner
The friend at once said that he also
saw the cheating. When notes were
compared, it was found that there was
no question about the charge being true
and il was decided to get the other two
players together and hold a conference
the next morning.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Three and one-half furlongs
Paiaroita. ia Powers, 3 10 l. won; Galmoore, ia
nswrenoel. 20 10 1. second; Bardonia. 100 "a
Brown 6 TO ]. third. Time 0:i2 Memorize, Gall
nix. Mrs Nugent. Uncle Sam Exchequer Henry
Kelly. Tea Bath Huarte. and Last 60 also ran
SECOND RACE-0ne mile aud fifty Yards Colo
mel Jewell Il5 Cross, Is to l. won; The Mis-
souFian. ll6 I'D Eganl. . 70 l. second; Cardinal
Sarto. II VandeTDoUtl 10 10 l. third. Tine
LIS - Alice Carey, Nabonassar. Crigli PesTeTo
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Britt-Gans sriu Postponed.

San Francisco, Feb. I.-Mil1e Riley. of
TonOpah. is breaking the news gently to
Joe Cans and Jimmy Britt. He says. to
begin with, that he will not bring the
disputants of the lightweight champion
ship together on March Is. as ne origin
ally intended. but that he may put them
in the ring in April A good deal Will de-
pend upon the way Cans behaves himself
meantime
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NATIONAL GUARD DEFEATED.
Entire Nous Come out Victorious in
Basket Ball Game.

Special % The Washington Herald
Newark. y J.. Feb. 1.-THE Entire Nous
FIVE defeated the National
Guard quintet siXty-one TO foTty-eight.
Rice won "a hat that was given 10y a local
firm for the player making the most
points. !Schl0sser also deserves honorable
mention Summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

SPECIAL TO The washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, Feb. l4-It is practi-
cally certain that Lieut. Joseph NJ.
Reeves. an old Navy star who was on
the eleven during the season of 1893. viii
succeed Prof. Dashiell as head football
coach. Lieut. Reeves graduated from
the Academy with the class Of 1885,
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Mount Pleasant Athletics Win.

The Mount Pleasant Athletic Club de-
feated the st. Johns basketball team in
the latter's hall by % to 20. St Johns
had 14-tO-1 lead in the first half, but in
the second period the team work Of the
victoTs won out for them
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CnIEF JUsTICE CLABAUGH.


shaHkiin IS. Shanklin; appearance Of absent de-
fcndant ordered. Complanaut's solicitors, Irving
Williamson and Fountain peyton-
Tolen vs. Aiarceron: decree dsnissing bill appeal
Complainant solicitor. C. Mackey defendants so
hcitor Campbell Darlington.
--eIley IS. Butler; administrator made party
Complainant solicitors Putnam q Poe and }. q.
Fay: defendants solicitors ". II. Robson, ID. ".
Baker. and Conway Robinson.
Mattress Rctary Machine Company; receiver
AUTHORIZED 10 sell. Compliments solicitors, Mcneil
4 Mcneil.
Hoffman vs.. Hoffman; rule as 10 contempt. re-
/ turEable March /. Compartments solicitor ". F.
PImley. defendants solicitor. ". e. English.
I Fowler VS.. Fowler; proof ordered taken before T
n. Fitnam examiner and rule discharged. Com
piaBants solicitor Edwin Forrest; defendants so
hcitor 3. +. Leighton.
Brooke " Brooke. rule dismissed By consent.
I Compliments solicitor. ". H. Holloway; defend
ants solicitors. Barnard johnson
Dulany Is. Waggaman. rule discharged Complain
ants solicitors Maddox & Gatley. defendants So
hcitCr T. L. Jeffords.
Exiug vs. Holiday; commission ordered To issue.
Complaiuaut's solicitors, Berry & Minor; defend
ants solicitors. L. S Mussey, C. ". Clagetts and
I Leon TObriner
Williams rs. DaEidson APPEARANCE Of absent de
PENDANTS ordered. Compliments solicitor, Frank
stets0u
Lane 81 Lane tine TO take proof limited. Com
plaiuaHt solicitor NJ. D Campbell
Early Is Shinn. Injunction denied Compliments
solicitors Douglas q Douglas; defendant solici-
tors. E. A Jones, George c. shinu, AID Roach *
Watkins
Motions for todav.
Ne. 81. In re bankruptcy Edwin c. Reid. At
t0ueys TUckeT & ksuy0n-PeyseT.
No. I7. Minor vs.. Minor. Attorneys. Mcnamara
and Huidekofsr- Hogan.
No. 26. Huttou Hutton Attorneys, Mackey-
/ Gjes
No. al scott vs. Scott ct al Attorneys Hill
Watson.
No. 2g Henderson rs Leath ct al. Attorneys,
Key and Smith.
No. 25. Luscomb vs.. Luscomh Attorneys.
Mitchell Bernhard.
No. 81 Bruce vs.. Bruce et al Attorneys, He
mans & COllins-Peyton and Jef0rds.
No. 239 Mitchell IS. Mitchell. Attorneys. Lati-
mer- Williamson.
No. 81. Palmer rs. Palmer e al Attorneys,
Rslston a Siddons-BiTney a Woodland.
No. % Hurley IS. Hurley e al Attorneys,
Gies-Ambrose.
NJ. 81. Dewey vs.. schwab ct al Attorneys. Mil
Ian & Smith.
Ne. 27 Marriott vs.. Mutual improvement So
ciety. Attorneys Abert-Toomey-
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Goals-Mss Lingley Gll. Miss Mofett o. Miss
Cunningham a. Fouls-Western. 3: Central. 5
Referee-Mi5S Sanderlin. Time Of halres-Twcuty
minutes each.
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DoBBERT's TOURNAMENT.

The Washington Herald has but
one name. It is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week.
Sunday included. Telephone. Main
22nn
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15

Gosls-HW no. CamIiou Is Bllty t5 Donald
t3'. OCom0- q. Bice tsi. Scaloss5r 49, B0pp a..
clark TO- Hubbard Free thr0vs-B Rice 3D. Hub
ba-d. and Donald Referees Hunter and scott
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Criminal Court No. 1.


ton 5i)s. X. s L. s.. my reslited until NoudaT
Attorneys, a. 5. Wosthington and IT, Prescott Tat
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1LoIIIE HahNaItI.
United States IS Frederick BonneU. robbery. YER
dict guilty; sentenced TO the penteutiary f0T Cns
year and one day. Attorney, l. r Everett
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
Try to Hush Up story.

When the four met at one of the lead
ing hotels the following day all agreed
that there could be little doubt that it
was true, and that they had been vic
TINS Of their supposed friend At first
il was decided to expose the whole mat
ter. but it was later agreed that, be
cause OF the prominence of all parties
concerned. il was advisable 10 hush tho
affair. and all four were sworn TO secrecy
Early in The week the story, in some
manner leaked cut, and since that time
has been the principal topic Of converse
ton at the different places AT which the
friends of those interested In the game
are wont 10 gather. Coupled with the re-
port goes a story that the cheating has
been going on for some time and 1t IS
expected that there will be some further
disclosures when the incident is even
more widely discussed.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-15
EduItx Snit.


No. 25s73 ReIford ". Walker Fl a. vs. George
X. Dcms0n; % substitute trustee and for account
ms. Complainant solicitor, b. +. Leighton
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and going TO the end Of the present trisl eeIendar
Cases N which counsel do not respond viii be en-
tuued FOR the tenn.
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NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

Apprentice allowances claimed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
SMALL RECEIPTS MAKE
STRONG WHEAT MARKET
Bullish Sentiment Throughout
the Day, With Prices Higher
at the Close.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Continued small
receipts In the Northwest were chiefly
responsible today for strength in The To-
cal wheat market. AT the close wheat
for May delivery was Up sdac. Corn was
a shade higher. oats we're up i@ic.
Provisions were l9;c TO 22ac higher
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bull
ltsh all day and a good general demand
was In evidence for the greater part OF
the session, The buyers were led by
local shorts, although commission houses
WIN Northwest connections were lively
bidders. The greater part of the offer
lngs came from small holders.
strength Of the market outside OF the
small Northwestern movement were firm
cables. damage by rain In the Ohio VAL
ley 10 the fall-sown crop and an active
demand Tor cash wheat at Minneapolis.
Ire market eascd off somewhat about
the middle of the day on realizing sales,
nit rallied on renewed demand by
shorts and commission houses. The close
was firm. May opened &c TO &c higher
AZ lSic TO 16ic. sold between 75Em76c and
'o!n I69c. aud closed at 16tG 762c
Trading In the corn pit was quite &C
tive, commission houses and local shorts
the leading sellers. Firm cables small
arrivals were the main reasons for the
frmness shown The market was steady
all day and closed al q slight advance.
MAY opened unchanged to ac higher. at
i3Sc TO 1880. advanced to 45Sc and closed
at 42sN 432c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-Flour receipts
21.1O0; exports. 1900: steady with bet
ter inquiry.
Wheat receipts. 81. 900. exports. sc 500
spot, firm No. red. 79c elevator, No.
2 red. S0ic T. o. b. afloat No. ] Northern
Duluth: sgsc +. o. b. ahoat; No. 2 hard
winter. S5&c Z. o. h. anoat. a higher
range OF wheat prices today reflected
firm English cables, small Northwestern
receipts and fears OF domestic crop dam
age. Bears were aggressive. however.
and checked any important advance. al
though the close was frm on strike talk
from the Argentine. showing &c To &c net
advance May, S2S@S2 I-l6c; ciosed S2sc.
July. S2@S23c. closed S2Ec.
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J Trade Review.

Y ian o.-The Iron Trade
ssys:
indications of easier con-
ncable this week. II was
sApocted that the demand
Steel products which has
Iny months would be con-
'Ilely. The change that
nllng In is not due TO any
s, but merely 10 the fact
I've ordered far In advance
ssity for adding TO their
oeie is nothing at all
W sltuation.
ii Ior structural material
% such an extent that
~ company is operating
n'l,l every alternate week
as oemand for shapes have
'ome centers also but i'm
"pled at PittsburS, San
Hst appearing as an inn
y vrders aggregating about
ne" buildings have been
anuery /. and contracts for
~ s'uctures In that city are
december sales of the
|nese company were the
1i past year with the eX-
1,sS aud the sales for the
a $4,000 tons. Orders for
:,ya :,mnper OF sky-scrapers In
--s,s Deen placed and some
"ac's Tor bridge material
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81 Of DAYS
| WALL STREET.
II Narrow, With Move.
kPriceS Sluggish in
the Extreme.
|lTE INQUIRY
|BD FOR DEPRESSION
Situation Is Generally
Relief and in Favor
Of Market.

lar. l0.--The stock mar
eyccedingly dull and mar
movement OF prices very
80 was some appearance
.ornlIon OF a few stocks,
sympathetic strengthening
.s1erel market. but the re-
rnenl dragged duly. The
Impressed sentiment was
the usual speculative ia =
md the appearance OF re-
..ons by pools. which We're
..jre In the stocks. but which
ascent for some time. ST..
.SIna were especially favored
4 M n operations. There was
ocsment also in New York
,nms of the industrials be-
4 riass. especially among the
drmenl companies. made
9hsre were laggar1s in the
-zns1t and exceptions after
.mraled.
80 Of the Interstate Com
|r,sln and other government
-,r,,s In measures of inquiry
! ID corporation seemed TO
,.,rrsjcn. IT was porceptible
S,syiness OF Union Pacific
: IA Weakness of the Gould
-rably based on the suit OF
q staic officials against the
.rong those roads
a due 10 the GOV ernn,en-
n pursuit Of corporation
r7s deepcned by the news
oken TO place legal OBJ
= 5ay OF the departure out
Ion OF the authorities of
[,tlers from whom infor-
al In pursuit of the In
Of the money market de-
rpfs In favor of the market.
.rsent by the Secretary of
4 d the date OF the return
4 Of government deposits
tlIcnal banks. so as 10 set
|-ssments Of the installments
ms received with relief, as
Al n threatened embarrass-
4 the recuperation Of the
een sufficiently completed 10
.rsaction easy.
Il evident that r decline
gchange al New York TO
rrt point would be regarded
"a Incident In the London
|G. The Bank of France
ali decrease In gold hold
,tary loan contraction. The
u here ruled below 6 per
we're no bids higher than
y any period. The disturb
|ite break In the Gould and
|rlhc groups impaired the
10 Of the market, and the
Irregular. with a mixed
Ia changes.
D Irregular. Total sales, par
|'fs.
rss es. coupon, declined i
| Ian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly o
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.

Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the SUI
nerintcndent Of Cart Service at Kings
ton. Jamaica, West India Islands, says
that she has for some years used Cham
berlains Cough Remedy for coughs.
Group and whooping cough and has
found it very beneficial. She has i'm
nl;c;t confidence in il and would not
be without a bottle Of 1T in her home.
Sold by all leading druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
MARKET FULL Of
TEMPTING OFFERS
Stores Crowded With California
Fruits, but Prices Re-
main Same.
PRICE OF MUTTON
TAKES UPWARD FLIGHT
Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Game, Fish and the Like
Now Plentiful.

There was another advance In the price
Oh mutton Thursday, the price being
raised ny the wholesalers from to "a
cents a pound. The retail price remains
the same, however, nut a change is
looked for at any lime. The commits
sion merchants still continue 10 food the
market with oranges and other fruits
out as yet there has been no change IN
prices.
The poultry market was somewhat re-
ileved Thursday by a small shipment of
eastern chickens and turkeys. Tne hsh
market is In poor condition, only SINAI!
express shipments OF salmon and nall
OUT having ceen received this week The
retall prices Thursday were as IolowiD
apples, from 81 to $3.50 a box: lines,
10 cents per dozen; lemons 70 and 80
cents per dozen; bananas, 20 and 80 cents
per dozen. Imported fgs and dates, 80
cents pound; cranberrles. Two quarts
for % cents
Potatoes, 81 busheI; onions. - cents
peck; carrots 25 cents peck: toma-
toes. 20 cents pound; string beans. %
cents pound, parsley. cents a bunch;
spinach, inree pounds for % cents; eel
ii head, raddlshes. cents a bunch:
green onions, 10 cents n bunch, sweet
potatoes, 81 cents a pound.
Eastern spring chickens. % cents
turkeys. % cents pound; wild ducks,
so cents pair; tame ducks and geese.
10 cents pound: Eastern eggs, 80 cents
uoHeu; iIeSu FalCn eggs, 10 Genus
dozen.
Dressed beef, I2I cents and 10 cents
a pound; mutton, at La cents pound
and pork, at is cents pound.
There was very small variety OF
hsh TO select from Thursday, salmon sell
ing at LIZ cents a pound: haibut. 10
cents pound; catfish. 20 cents pound
soles and founders. 10 cents pound
Eastern oysters, selects. 50.cents a quart
New York counts. 80 cents a dozen, and
Olympia oysters. so cents quart.
Wholesale Prices
The Grain Dealers associa tion held
their regular weekly meeting Thursday
but did not make any change in the
present prices. The latest quotations
are as follows: Timothy, SIS per
ton; alfalfa, SIS per ton: oats, per 100.
s1.5o; rolled oats, per 100. 81 65: barley
per 100. 81 1,20; rolled barley, per 100. Sl.36
corn. per 100 sl.30; cracked corn. per 100
sl.S5; bran. per 100. 90c: shorts. per 100.
$l.00: wheat per bushels. Sl.25; high pat
snt -four, per 100. S1.S5; straight grades,
81 Go, fancy patent, Slo5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. l0.-Cattleo-Re
ceipts. 1000; steady to strong. Native
steers. S4OO@6.5O; native cows and heif-
ers. S2.00@5.00. stockers and feeders.
S2.90@4T5; bulls and stays. s3.00@ $50.
calves So 25m7.5O fed steers. SS.75@5.50;
Western fed cows. s2.50@4,Oo
eHocs-Hecelpts. IL 900, strong To sc
higher. Bulk SG37A@6.i5. heavy. s6,i5m
$50, packers s6,S7a@6.47l: pigs and
lights S5.50G6I2b.
Sheep-Recelpts 5000, steady. MuttonS.
81 65m5.75; lambs s6.75m760; range
wethers. S4.50@6.5O. fed ewes. $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
IL OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
CASH QEOTNTIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady No. . spring wheat, 1920, No
g. 656 7Sc. No. ? red 71l@12c. 10. 2
corn soAc: No. yellow. ilc. No. oats.
S3Ac; No. white. $3.50 S5sc. No, . rye
60c. Fair 10 choice mailing barley, iSD
52c. No. 1 flax seed, sl.i5; No I North
western. $l,22. Prime timothy seed S+.35.
Clover. contract grades. Sld Short ribs
barrel. si6.iO. lard. per 100 pounds So 22i
@9.25; short clear sides (boxed). 50 l21m
9.3I3. Whisliey, basis Of nigh wines. per
rhllnn 81 90
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Wholesale Prices.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ian. O.-Cattie-Receipts
5000; steady to strong. BeeVes, S415G
7.15; COWS and heiGers, Sl.656 i.25: stock
ers and feeders, 50 6o9475; Texans.
S3.15@I50: calves, $6.50@S To,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market &c higher.
Mixed and butchers. S6.25@6.52l. good
heavy, s6 4066.55: rough heavy. So 20@
$50; light. $6.20@6.i79; pigs. S3.55G625; !;
bulk $2.5Om5.I5: lambs. S4I5NDI.I5.
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New York MnnaN

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Close: Prime
mercantile paper, Sm6t per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4s47O@
i.S4,I5 for demand. and at s4So30a
4.S0.35 for sixty DAYS
1856.
Commercial bills. $3.50
Mexican dollars, 53:c
government bonds irregular; railroad
bonds steady
Money on call. steady. 2l@6 per cent.
ruling rate. 81, closing bid 2; offered at
u, Time loans dull. sixty and ninety
days, per cent: six months, per cent
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Omaha,

OMAHA, Jan. 1o,-CattIe--Receipt
a0O0 steady. Native steers. s4.00@6.25;
cows and helfers. s2.25M450: Western
steers. S3o5@5.35: Texas steers $1,000
40, cows and heifers. s2,00milG; can
ners. s175@2.75; stockers and feeders
S2I5m4 4.75; calves, S300@6.5o; bulls and
stays. S25O@45O.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market 5@IOc
higher: heavy. S625@6.35; mixed, s6.27i
m63O: light sc. 6.2O@6.35, pigs, S5.25@G,Oo;
'GsF sSeepEReceipts. 1000. Steady Year
lInes IS. 5.75G6.2S, wcthers. s5.0O@5.5O:
yves, si35@52O. lambs. $6,50@75O.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK. Jan. lo.-Sugar-Raw.
ouiet, fair refining. 3G3 1-32c; centrifu-
pal as test 21d3 lI-$2c. molasses sugar,
Sg62 25-a2c: refined steady. crushed,
81 h6: rowdored $3.50: sranulated. At.SO-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
COPPER IS HIGHER,
WHILE TIN DECLINES
heaa a. Remains Firm, Spelter
Unchanged, Iron Lower in
English Market.


NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-There
sosr,,aS snns,,aera9e a9 decline In the London tin
fsrket f,,.!, with spot closing al sis9 as and
Imtures AT $50 5s. Locally the n,nrirni
abrosd easy IN sympathy with the break
II 30. '"eo AT Sal.Vo'g
copper was higher abroad. with spo,
gu0,e9 gaIne at SloI lis Sd, and futures at
sdM, sdTS Is I'D In the London market. Lo.
eu.l!; the market was frner available
Supples being very light and demand
moderate 10 Lake is quoted at s24.2S@
SO. eleetrolytie at s24ooa2425 and
casting at s23.75624.
I9ad I9ad was iirm at yesterdays advance
iocaiS. spot being quoted at S6.0076 30
at 919 lis Cd ''e''e''
Spelter was unchanged at e27 los In
Lonoon and at S6.s5@S.15 locally
iron was lower IN the English market
,oIn wlln standard foundry quoted at 59s
iVo ana Cleveland warrants at Cos lid
Locally the market was unchanged. No
l foundry Northern Is quoted al s25 25m
2e25; No. foundry Northern, s2475G
29.iS. No. ] foundry Southern. s25.5o6
2600. F-'''V"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
ST. JoSenh.

ST JOE. Mo. Jan. 1o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500: market active TO strong.
Natives. sf5OGs.75; cows and hcifers.
81 5614.60: stockers and feeders. $500
460
Hoes-Recelpts. 10000. 5ml0c higher.
Eu!k OF sales, SC 37lM6.4Il
Shecp-Recepts. 3700 market steady TO
strong Lambs. 81 80. Nearliugs $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
To7aI sales Tor the day. 1890 shares
New York Produce.

..t,y,- WORK Ian. lO.-Eggs. hrin'
,,,H;,, LEV 6rets SIS nc: official price. frsts.
&c: seconds. 25M26c.
Emtter steady renovated common W
extra lTdM24cy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-11
ECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODICT EXCHANGE

on the. Produce Exchange today the
butter market was steady; creamerics. y
oslo: dairies. 20M2ic. ESgs, steady at
mark. cases included. II @23c; firsts, 23c.
prime frsts. 25c; extras, 26c. Cheese
SIcahY a. no 1lC.
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- e''efpool Wheat

IA: Mar ian. Close; wheat,
=, T. ,o'; u 3!d. July, ss.
" england today was
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lo.-Today's
statement OF the treasury balances in
the general fund shows:
Available cash balance S242l5l6lf
Gold coin and bullion mn. iO4, ,6S7. .0ii
Gold certificates ...... 5s2ll9lO
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'aedpolis Wbeat

'ilIM5s alI5s = Jan, lo-wheat: MAY.
SoSr,1Seac. No. ! hard, 79qM
'iiS,Ienaern. 7StN7gc: No 2
W. No. 3 Northern.
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= nVfk Fruit Market.

isnIocah IAN. lO--The market for
N az SHOWS an advancing
M esemsnd seems 10 be inn
81 so,a although not active. u
.vre'ng due to the attitude
rrims are quoted a, 969ic:
|.n, oeuer supply on spot
re-can,iIiNaie. but the tone OF
u Il ,'",ns firm. Quotations
fss eo 10 Sc for California
'Vs 70 i0s arc quoted at
N a, Az and unchanged. with
y. lse,55ooc' extra choice at II
d cSa,aoy with choice quoted
|.s uno, uno,ce l2lc; fancy, i3c.
A q, hanged. Loose musca-
laoSon 'tNslc; seeded raisins
-oh layers at sl.i5l3l.56.
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Sales. II. J.. els
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IT AL Yog WHO SPECIALIST
fssT YOU WILL NOT IA
81 YEARS
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Closing Stock List.