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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
User maht bic Sruffebler !

@er ma6t alio Die 0~rufiebler?
Gntport: Sic 9rudfebler? = 9as
fpeib MIR Der liebe @ottl Ser lie6e
@ott lit es. Der Die 2aufs unb Sru@
derburi6en. Die Seser. Die Sruder.
Die "Wetteurs en- puges", Die Correct
loren, Die Softoren. Die gleicorreftos
rem, bic Hebafteure uno S6riftiteIler
unb in ieiner unenbliden 2anemutb
gum lle6erflub audi nod iolhe adu5e
eei6affen bat, Die, nm einem iebr
oringenben 9ebiirfniiie ab5ubelfen.
ale iiinf Sabre cine neue 8e6tidrets
buns auSbeden. Sieie lestereu 2eute
tonnen unb tpoIen es nun einnlal
niht BADEN. oaB MAJ iiber ortbo9ras
pbii6e gntbedungen bisber Sbranen
NIT Fl" peiute; audi gut. Sest tueis
neu mir lie gang einfa6 obne 81.
8dre eS nidt better, penn ii6 uniere
.eroBen" 8elebrten, itatt lid NIT iols
den &leiniefeiten 81 befaieu, borerit
bnrum betiimmern fpoIten, Die @arois
nal 9~ummbeiten ans Hnierer beuis
ihen Sprade nls5umer5en? Ran
iaet: Ser 2offcI, tie &absl, bas
WeiIer. Sett rufe i6 iSu,u,tliae Sc.
lebrte 9eutihIanb's Dor meinsn ger
maniitii6en Hidteritubl uuo forbsre
lie auf, mir 81 beneiien. bab Der
pSoffel" Elm .RGMmfen". BITE .@ns
bel" elm ,Bsib6en" uno oos .Wteie
ier" ettras ~SG6li6es" iei. Das leBs
tere !uerben tie mir a~IlsrSinas berriz
fen uno nebme i6 b:eien Setpeis III,
norbinetn beiten5 bantenS an. Oa
aber Der .2offel" uno Die Isabel"
9an5 Osnielben Stped BADEN uub .psrs
folgen", 10 miiBte man bod losiiher
8eiie audi ioeen: Sas n20fiel" uno
bas .@abel". Sber niGt? Sola.
Sa6en t6nnten mir nod m.hr nninbs
rem. ga mir aber feline acrmaniitii6e
Ibbanolung. Ionberu cine Sipar .sans
fleine". aber ~iebr pihtiee" Sfi55c
iiber Orudfebler i9reiben ytpouen",
10 miilieu mir wieeer 81 lesterer 5us
riidfebren.
@ie Der liebe 8ott neben Dem GU
ten aud baS 9oie buloet. 5rpiiden
Dem @ei8en bas llntraut lpa6ieu
ldBt. 10 ldBt er audi ole Srudfe6ler
9ebeiben. Ser Srudfebler lit cine
Raturerideiuung pie 8lie uno Sas
Selihla9, Seitilen3 uno tbelire Scit, or
lit einc Wa6t ipie ole 9reiis, ser er
in uegatipem Siune ticut; Ct lit cine
Notbpenbigteit tuie oas llebcl. CT
mur5elt in Der llnbolfonunenbeit Der
irpiideu Siu9e unD in Der S6uahs
belt oes meni6liden SleiideS. in Dem
Srrtbum. Dem GleS unterlieat. mas
Weuihentdnoe oolbringen. Seine
Ibneienbeit berrbt barauf. bab 1.
Der Seriaiier poer @inienbsr bas 8i6s
tige sei6riebeu. .. bas Nidti9c audi
beutlit oeidriebeu. 3. Der Seser in
allen Sd6srn bes SesfaitenS lauter
ri6tise 9u6itaben %seworfen bat, A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
Der sliiflifje fleine 3nabe.

.Nitn ratbet einmal. tper Ser gliids
fihIte feline &nabe mar. ben i6 beute
fab, iu9te Der Guter, inbem er feline
beioen anaben auf Die auiee nabm.
User oenu, Gdpa2"
~Sa, ibr miiSt ratben." +,
"Hun", idgte Srib. i'd CLAUDE, es
mar tpobl elm reider, fleiner 8nabe.
Der piel Ganbp unb Sudden hattie"
Rein, faete Vapn, rbieier feline
Sunse mar ni6t reid. er bate feinen
ganbn ober Sudden. 8as meinit gu.
Sans?"
SD claude. es mar elm siemIid
GROCER &nabe". 1oete Sans. Der
INNER ipiinidte. ba6 err niGt 10
Helm rdre. LIMB Damn slan6e i6
audi. DAB ct Elm ibones Sabrrao
bate"
~Ntein", iaste Ser SABA. .er mar
nidt groB uno bate fem Sabrrab. Sbr
fonut eS niht ratben, 10 mill i6 es
eu6 fagen. Iuf Der StraSe Iab ih
heute cine Scerbe Shafe. Die nett 6ers
gefommen iein miiiien. benn ie iaben
ole 10 itailbis uub miibe aus uno iuaz
rem 10 ouritia. Sbr Siibrer fiihrte tie
nad Dem sroBen Drummer bin. baB tie
tr'nten fonnten; aber bd mar elm altcs
S6af. Das nidt ipeiter fonnte, unb 10
fiel es auf Die beiBen itaubisen Steine
nieoer. Sa. SriB uuo Saus, }ab ib
u~nieren fleinen Wann. serriHen unS
ifmubie. aus elmer 6inSerIddar. Die
ba 5uidaute. terboriprineen. gr SHIT.
ieinen alien Sil8but NIT 8aiier unr
truo ibn Dem urmen I~eibenben 5biere
bin. unb bies nidt nur Elm Wal, ions
bern ~penigitenS ie6s Wal, bis bns
armc S6af inn Stnuoe mar. nit ben
anSereu Sdritt 5u balten.",
~Sat bas SdGfden benin audi
Dante i6on" seiast?" fraete Srie.
.Nas babe it niht sebSrt". ants
portete Der Sater. ~aber bas @eiift
oes fleinen 8naben Ieuftete pie Die
Come. uno i'd bin sepiB, er tpeiB. pie
berrlih es tit. 81 belfen. TOO Ollie
notb tbut." 49,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
0G 8nrdie GiebeS usen6 y

uno aueema6 babel gum Stiaitebeu
9efornruen par. !
Der ubrmader par gum Weitta8s Z
ei'eu binausgegan9en. unb otele 3eit
benuete iofort cine Der SoIfenubren.
Sic plaltoerte gar gu germ uno lppts
tete nod lieber.
rSdaxt", iprad tie gu Den 8efdbrz
ten. ripns Die dlte ltbr fir cine1
unbeimliG langen Henoel but. ,n-
mllbte gleit. als lie Der 0ieiiter nus
Dem 9ebdule nabm. benten: Der lit
10 lana. lpie Der SpieB Des Hie>
fen 8olilth, bon Dem mein fleiner
5err usulid cine @ei9idte lerner
mubte."
Sid, tid. tif", ft6erten bic 9ns
idenubren, benn Die @ei6itte fanns
ten lie audi.
nSragcn benin iest Ginber llbren?" =
fragte itobneno Die langbepenpelte !
Stebubr cine Der auoereu Yenoels
ubren. :
.@eibt Oh Senn bies niGt?" lau<
tete Die erifaunte @e9enfrage.
.Nein. i6 Ie6e iebr einIam; ih
ipar immer in Der Samilie meines
Srduleins. De beiam crit cine
Taidenubr, als lie 5tpan5is Sabre
alt tpurbe." +.
Sid. it'd. tia", ii6srten aue
5aidenubren.
r9ds iinb reht al6erne 8eieuen".
tnurrte Die ate Senoelubr, vbie baben
gang unfeine Nlanierenl Wlnn merit
es linen an, oab iie aus teiuem alien.
9ei6ls6t iinbl" !:
Sid. tid!" rief enersiif bie Sds
idenubr. .Yrable nift, IlteI Ou
biit alt, mir limb jung, aber unier .
Stdmnbaum lit dlter ala Der
ostnei"
.9riiniGnabel". brummte Bic Ilte.
Gid. tid. tid". fi6erten Die Sds
itenubren lpieSer, als lire 9efGbrtin
ertpioerte:
.uniere Yorfnbreu lebten Idbon int
Sabre 1900. Oie 1enbelubren tpiirs
Den crit 10 mn 1850 erfunben. Ser
Grfinoer bieB 9upgbens. Ser bat
uriere gdlIdrt nur berbeiiert. gr
ieete in uns cine Stabiipirale. Ina
tube genannt."
ga bate er audi ettpas @es
fheioteres ttun tonnen", itD6nte Sic
Ilte uub fam ni6t sur 0oIenoung
ibrer Rebe, neil Ser ll6rmd6er einz
trat. Die alte lbr beii6tigte unb 5u.
ieinem @ebitfen babel in9te: =.
.Blnbere midi gar niht, baB oie
oft iteben 6leibt. Die muB sriinblid
gereinigt rerben." al-
Die alte Reuoehibr bDrte bon fiez
fer SetriibniB bieien IusIpru6 oes
rlbrulahers. benin lie triia fem 0ers
laneen nah langem geiIammeniein
nit Der norIauten 8eienidaft. Sabei
od6te lie in ibrer ebenfans lang.
iumen Senttpeiie:
Die 8eIhibte NIT ben Gorfabrer
ut Shfptnbel. Sie grfinouna Der
Stablipirale aber lautere 8abrbeit.
Sum finbe ih ipenieifens Die rihs
tise grfldrun9 fir Die 8orte meiner
Scrrin: ~gs lit jest iobiel llnrl6e
in Der @eltl" Sus lit mir MN oar
uitt mebr bertpunoerlid. 8eun oieIe
Stnblipirale r1nrube" idon ben
&inbern bon Der llnrube etpas pors
ttdt = mo- 5on oa Die Hube herfomz,
men? Sd piinihe meinem Srdulein
Sas Ilter Retbuialems. getpabre'
mid Der Simmel, baS ih nidt in Die
Sdnbe eines iolt' iinrubig ersosenen
Weni6enfinbes fommel 8. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
0uShaft.

Sic: Sid bate i'd iiberbaupt gar
ni6t beiratbeu ioaenl SD bate mein
Sbeal. 5ur Yiibne gu seben. our6ieben
ioaen!
gr: @irflid ihape - tDnntelt
beute i9ou tomilGe NIte ieinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
8eSanfcn elmer alten YenSelubr.

Sid - tad - It'd - tad. Iaaten
piele Yenoelubren. 10 re6t bebadtia
bin unp berihiuinsenp. IN Der 8erfs
itatt zines llbrmafers. - Sid, it'd,
it'd, rid. riiperten NIT unrubiaer
@ei6pinoigfeit uerI6ieoene biQiae
Saihenubren, Die auf benz 5iih
lasen uno bon einieen S6ulern
benz N|eiiter sur Geparatur iibcra
9eben paren.
lid - tad tad. it0bnte
in unaluubli6er oanaiamteit oas
Werf elmer alien Senbelubr. bas Der
ubrmaher aus Dem boben @ebGuie
seuommsn bate, in Dem es ionlt
ipeltentriidt in filler 9eihaulihfeit
bel einem altsn Srdulein sslebt hattie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14

AtSSI ht ~
Sa riidte idon bas groo berborl
geim Sleiider cling es init 10 3u:
@eieu' uub guride lag in Stub;
Snbe1Ien famen Die Wdnnlein her
limb badten pds Sfipein Die 9reu5
unb Guer.
Sas eina 10 eei6fptno
8ie Die Wiibl i'm 8inb>
Sic Happier NIT geiIen,
Die fdnisten an Speiles,
Die ipiilten. Die piiblten
uno mergtsn u1b miiftsr
limb itopften unb wiihten.
Ibat Der 8efen Bic Mueen uMi. -
8app, hing Die @urit ba lGon I'M
IusoerfaufI
8eim SGenfen mar ss 10: gs tranf
Der &ufer big er nieDeriant;
am boblen Safe idlief er elm.
ESie Wdnnlein ioreten INN Der 0ein,
limb i6pefefteu fein
Iae Sdiier Elm
Ino roDten uno boben
Dfit Winben unb aloben
llno idrenften urb ientter
limb gotten nnb pdniGien
uno rrergten uro manihten.
limb EFF Der 8iifer nod ertpadt. -
War ifon Der 8ein seI6ont unb fein
9ema6tl
Ginit bait Elm S6neiber srobe Tein,
Der Staatsrod io[lte fertig fem, =
@arf bin bas Seus unb leste iih
Gin auf cas Sbr unD pfleste iid.
Sa ihlIpiten lie frii6
In Den S6neioertiih
llno itnitten uno riidten
llno ndbten uno itidtsn
limb faBten uno pabten
ltno Itrtt,eu uno gudten
uno 5upften unb rudten -
limb ED mein Shneioerlein ertpuht.-
War Der Hed bereits gemaftl
Neueieris mar bes Shneioers 8ei6
llno maft iih bieien 3eitbertreib: -
Streirt grbien BIN Die dnoere Na6t.
Sic Sein5elmdnnfen fommen ia6t;
Gins rntiht Il aus,
S6ldat bin i'm Sau5.
Die gleiteu bon Stufeu
llnb plumpcn in &ufen.
Die fallen nit SGdqen,
Die ldrmen uno i6reien
llnb bluten 5r Sreienl
sic iprinet biuuuter ouf Sen sdaG
Ot!t 2ift; huid, huifl - perIhninz
DEN aQl
8 tpeb, nun iino lie Iqe fort;
limb fetnes lit mebr bier am Srtl
Wan fanu nift mebr tpie ebemaIs
rubin,
Qlou mug nun Iues ielber tbun.
Gin Seoer muB fem
Selbit fleiBig iein.
unD fraeeu uno I6dben
llnb reuncn unb traben
llnb Ihuie9eln uno biiaeln
llnb tlopfen unb baden
llnD foGen uno BADEN.
Ih. bnB es no1 fpie oomuls mar
So1 fommt Die Ihone 3eit nid5t
mieDer herl
n Y X
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14

ben iparen. Sas gigentbum Der 8e>
leQi6aft mar auf 67,076,00O Dollars
beiperthet unb tpurbe boz feds SGbren
NIT 80 0fiQionen neu tapitolifiert.
Sie 8rutto : Ginnabmen oes fruits
be5ifferten 1if i'm leBten Sabre ani
11,22S,00 Collars, Die Rettus Gins
nalmen aui 8,050.000 Collars. an
Gipioenoen nairOen 100000 9ols
lars ee5aIlt. Ser 9ruIt bat 100000
600 Dollars an Sarmer unb gambler
fitr feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WaI6is
men borgeitredt, uno 5par in allen
9beilen ser @rne, oum Die lanbpirtb<
i6aftli6en Sntereiieu gu f0rbern", ies
oenfaQs a6er au6. I'm Die Sntereien
unb Die @ei66fte pes 2ruits 81 f0rs
bern. Bel Den sepaltigen 8ejdGiten
oe5 Srults muB natiirlt6 elm GROCER
@orratb an Watertal uno fertigen
So6rttateu bereit sehalter perbcu,
ocren 8ertb am 81. Se3em6er 1907
duf 10000 600 Collars sei6det par.
Ibgeieben bonn Snlanbe, wdrer Die
Sauptabiats @e6ieten fir fanowirtbs
ihaftlide Raihinen unb @erGtbe
gnglano, NittelzG europa, HuBlano,
Sibs amerifa, Sfrita unb I~uItralien.
Ser Sruit bat Inlagen our Seritelz
lung Ieiner Wai6inen nidlt MIR in ben
Ser. Staaten. ionoern audi in CANADA
uuo SdpeSen, in benen in 1907 fir
24B Niuionen Solars 0aal6inen
perfauft murben. @ie Der Stobitruit,
ipiq audi Der ~SdroeIter Sru1t" ieire
Gn9eitelteu llnb Irbeiter bernnlai'en
@or5aessG ttieu Der 8eieqlGaft gu ers
nerben unb lie an ben Sipioenoen
Yrofiten bon iiebeu Hro5ent tbeilneb>
men lalien. 4u9 1T elm 8erii6e>
r~ungsplan fir Irbeiter in Iusii6t
seItelt.
Cine Spiis Der rtdttseu Webisii,
our re6teu Seit Eat marde i6lpere
8rantbeit unb aud Sabre bes 2eibens
ocrbinbert. Sm Belts elmer Nldl6c
oes alten arduters Seilr,itteIs. Sorni'a
4Ipentrduter 9lutbele6er. lit man fir
Die meiiten Gotbfd1e porbereitet. Gr
6ilft ihuen. brinst iihere 3eiultate
unb Der grfols lit permanent. gpos
tbefer fDnnen i'm ni6t Iieferr. @r
tuirb Sen 9euten brett burf Spesials
Ngenten oertauft bon Den Gigenthiiz
mern, Or. Setter Sabruep & Cons Co.,
112-11S so. Sopne 4pe., Chicago.
Suinois.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
BETTER TRADE
IN ALL LINES
But Business Still Feels the
Effect of Thousands
Out of Work.

New York. Jan. PAR. 6. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade tomor-
row will say:
More manufacturing plants have re-
sumed, and money is abundant at easy
terms, but business feels the weakened
purchasing power of the thousands still
unemployed. Buyers arrived in large
numbers in the local jobbing dry goods
market, placing fair orders at the low
er prices named on some descriptions,
and this forward business was also hb-
eral at other large centers.
Mercantile collections continue to i'm
prove, although backward at many
points Industrial news was slightly
more encouraging on the whole. but
there is much idle machinery. and the
local coal output has been curtaiied on
that account, together with the tardi-
ness of winter.
A little better demand is noted for
products of iron and steel, and more
plants have resumed. until il is prob
able that. one-half the capacity is in
operation Results thus far have been
accomplished without material conces-
sions in prices. Building operations are
resuming to some extent. Structural
steel was taken for railway bridges.
A better tone is recorded in the hide
market, tanners exhibiting more inter-
est and a substantial volume of bus
mess was transacted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
ABSORPTION Of
COPPER STOCK
Authorities at Sea as to What
Has Become of the Metal
Shipped Abroad.
pollock Private Wire.)

Boston, Jan. 24.-The market for cop
per so far as actual business is con-
sidered, has not responded to so great
an extent as had been anticipated would
be the case after the opening OF the
current year. Leading selling interests
quote the market at lac and 141sc, al
though within the past few days sales
have been effected in New York at
13Ac and 1870, respectively, for small
lots, but these instances were occa-
stoned by the fact that the sellers were
in need of ready money.
With over 260000,000 pounds OF cop
per exported from this country during
the past four months, an unprecedent-
ed volume for a corresponding period,
considerable speculation as to the destl-
nation of this metal has naturally
arisen in the trade. The most general
opinion seems to have been up to this
time that most of the metal shipped to
Europe has been consigned to ware
houses abroad, where it will be hidden
until it is needed.
Some of the most prominent people
in the trade with extensive European
connections have taken different view.
A representative of one of these inter-
ests says the falling off in the con-
sumptive demand for copper in Europe
was far less than the proportion wit
messed in this country. In fact, the
manufacturers abroad are, and have
been. using copper in amounts but COM
paratively little less than the most &C
tive months of 1906 and 1907. The for
eign consumers usually carry ample
supplies of copper on hand, but when
the price was rushed up to the 25-cent
mark last year, they worked OFF their
stocks, and consequently when the
break in prices came they were IN a
position to take advantage of the con-
ditions and bought considerable OF our
metal
While much of the copper already
sent abroad and contracted to be
shipped later was admittedly in the in
terests of the spectators and for the
purpose of obtaining advances by local
selling interests, a greater proportion
than realized has been turned over to
consumers for their actual use. with
prices at the present low level, the Tor
eign manufacturers are carrying as
their normal stocks comfortable
amounts of copper and for their imme-
date needs are buying in the open mar
kets. On any possible advance in cop
per prices, they would have their own
stocks upon which to rely. China sew
eral months ago bought in America be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 tons, but little
of which has thus far been shipped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25

20 the effect that local operators have
pledged 100000 of a subscription; that
a 2,000-tOn plant will be erected on the
site purchased by T. A. Heinze over
4 year ago around the point of the
mountain beyond the Garfield plant of
the American company. 1t is claimed,
also, that the works will cost $4,000, 600
and that work will commence within
sixty days.
1t seems to have been settled in the
east that Mr.. Heinzes Miners Smelling
company will be the corporation
through which the needs of Utah and
other western producing camps will be
supplied, and it is cOntended that the
dull times will materially aid the new
company in securing the necessary ma
terials and equipment and getting them
promptly delivered, while all that is
available of the Bingham plant down
the valley will be utilized in the new
works.
Boston oracles claim that the new
company will start off with a ten-year
contract to treat Silver King Coalition
ores, and with a contract, also, for the
handling of the product of the Bingham
Consolidated mines and the Ohio Cop
per company. In addition, it is claimed.
the new concern has secured pledges
from several other producers to patron
ize the independent company, thus as
surfing success from the start,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
BINGHAM AMALGAMATED
LISTED ON 'CHANGE

Application has been made by the
Bingham Amalgamated Copper COM
pany to list its stock on the Salt Lake
stock and mining exchange. 1t will
be passed upon at once by the listing
committee, and the probabilities are
that it will be called regularly after
today.
The statement accompanying the ap-
plication shows that the company is
capitalized for 1000, 900 shares, par So
OF this 100000 shares is designated as
treasury stock, one-half of which has
been sold. B. F. Grant is president of
the company, and Arthur F. Snow sec
rotary, while j. z. Edmunds is gen.
eral manager.
The company owns twentylsix claims
in thet camp Of Bingham, fifteen of
which are patented and eleven sur
veyed for patent These claims in
clude the holdings of the Copper
Glance and Illinois companies, heavy
control in which is exercised by the
Amalgamated company. Development
work consists of a 420-foot shaft,
1,5OO-foOt tunnel and 200 feet of cross
cuts, in addition to other work, not
enumerated. Tt is claimed that there
are 10000 tons of ore exposed and in
sight in the shaft workings, while
several carloads are now out and
ready for shipment to market. The
shaft is equipped with a twenty-five
horsepower electric hoist, cages cars,
cables and all the necessary parapher-
MALTA with which to conduct opera
lions, and there seems to be no doubt
in the world but what the company
has gotten the properties in shape for
regular production.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
Mining Notes.

Two cars of ore from Utah mines
were released from the Pioneer sam
pier yesterday.
Fred c. Dern has purchased the seat
on the stock exchange formerly owned
by H. P. Clifford and W. H. Booth,
Jr., has bought w. H. Clark's seat.
Checks in payment of the Mammoth
Mining company's dividend of cents
a share go into the mail today. The
Colorado company also makes its scent
distribution today.
1t is reported that Uncle Jesse
Knight has taken an option. on the
Swansea company's property at Tintic.
He is said to want the water for his
smelter and the ore of the mine for
flux.
The annual meeting of the Salt Lake
stock & Mining exchange occurs at
o'clock this afternoon at the ex-
change room. In addition to electing a
new board of governors, the proposition
to disincorpOrate and reOrganize the
exchange as a simple association will
be voted upon.
w. A Scott, of Scott & Amann, the
GOldfield brokerage firm, left for camp
Thursday night, after buying the in
terest OF Bella Kadish in the Nevada
Ore Sampling cOmpany's business at
Hazen. Mr.. Scott and his associates
previously held all but a small inter-
est in the concern, and Mr.. Scott came
here to close a deal for Mr.. Kadish s
interest
David Evans, manager of the Indian
Queen and hex properties. leaves for
Los Angeles again this evening. He
will be accompanied by his brother,
Jacob Evans, and the latter's family
Within a few days the Messrs Evans
will leave for a trip down the coast
to the Isthmus of Panama, the pur-
pose being to look over the route of
the governments big canal undertake
ing. 1t will be a month before they
return to Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Additional reports of
damage done by ''greenbugs" to the crop
in the southwest and the advance in corn
impaired strength to the wheat market
today, the May delivery closing at de-
Cline of H. Corn was SAL, oats were q
higher and provisions 716dl5 higher.
The strength i'm the wheat market de-
veloped in the final hour of trading and
was inspired largely by an advance of al
most 1 cent in corn. More reports from
the southwest telling of the unhealthy
appearance of the new crop in Kansas
caused considerable buying. May wheat
opened q to q lower at LOIS to 1.01% ad-
vanced to 1.025kG15 and closed at 1.0214.
The corn market opened weak. but prices
soon advanced on an active demand from
commission houses and shorts, and senti-
ment continued buliish through the re-
mainder of the day. The close was strong
May corn opened Il to 4 lower at 6O$ to
607s. advanced to 6115G5s and closed at
613sGh.
Oats made a fair gain late in the day
because of the advance in corn. May
opened unchanged at $50. sold al $685.. adj
vaaced to 549s and closed at 5415
The provision market was firm all day