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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
Sauo! Qano!

aatbuliten, bic 2Gno 5u n6biaen GrsiSer su
faaien winihen, IN etIer ia tbpliidlen @eneinoe
nit nohubnften 8riei'er. wiircen gut thun mad,
Cberlin, 8auiaS, sit tominen, ttuo iit] Die @egen0
su beicDeI @ir naben ein Deinnbes. angenebmes
!Slinid. gutes 2snier uno frldbtbaren Booeu.
s9ir 3iebsH ale SOFTEN non 5arnisErpoutteu:
s9interpeisen 9aier. Bc1ite. aurn. II. l. 10. sus.
aeseifnste G5egeuo fir &ieroe. Sdliueine- uuo
@ish. 3udt iiberhaupt. sbeaiaus Ilr Sbit. 8omut
pia Der .. & 9R. Gijerbch.t. rseitere 4ustunit
ertbeilt Z. u. aeitn,ann, Oberiiu, Decatur
bouutn aui,iQS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
Mhtuaa, Tarmer!

Seabi dhtiseu Sic einen Srt,u dbiel uber babeu
Sic eiueu Sungen. ueld,en Sic DUR Seibint6nois'
felt oerbelieu iuolen? @enn ia. tauien Ste
thm .ir tlsineS Stld Sanb i'm Dem 1bale
in Carlton County, iueld1eS lest bon ber
Spo 2ine erofnet iptro. @5 III bieies
cine ibeale @seenb fir a9piterei uub Wiebs
5udht. Gutter Hoben, gutes 8dnerIsiio bic beiten
@artte. 9reiie unb 9dhlunssbe0tHgnnaeu. Die
benz Meriniteu poien. &eiereta: Siihot MeBoi,
Grid Don bier. NIireo n. &nsBnctp, s03-
Eorrep Slbg. 3nintb, Minm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
~llnterjad,et 0ieIes.

Ssir bd6eu einiae ibone uno iruthtbnre Sarnaen
i'm ilooitlidien Sbeile BON Minreiota gu ieht
niebrigen Greiien gu pertauier. 8isielber imp
III Der TGbe elmer SdDuIe, tatbuliid]en airebe uro
@tartt geleger. Serfaufte u%eilplene Wodbe per-
ihieDeiie Sdrnen M 9eute ais Sninots. aorIntt
lest. @nrtet nift Iiueer. Yir garaTttsreu
3bnen iiir Shre guSgdben. faus sic ne 4nats
inthen nidt noriuoen, tute bier oar2eiteat. Ntali
Dltnn., nm rd6cre Seihreibung uno Vretis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
MMtuna. &athelifen!

Meuu 3hr euh nndi etren, Seiut in Der Tdbe
ufaiebt, 100 Der gpben reid unb bic Greiie nieo,
RIG iinb, 10 t6nnt 3hr oos @erplni1te I'M grnno
Qpuntp. Sibs Satotn finoen.
Dir babeu bier Dor ilebr aIS 28 Sdbreu ge.
npbnt uno f0unen Gutb biesbetrei ooae Gins
seiineiten gebet. Sieicren5: Sep. 5ran5 3.
Seiuler.
uniere abrcHe lit: WarterS Sros., g1il6ant.
Sitos 9nfpta.
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$4,000 Mder Seras 2an6

uahe Der @ulf.&iite. dit Giienbabu. nabe einem
auSgsIesten StGbtthen. Bete unb biltgfte Ole
ferte fir Gpipniiatio n in Teras. aIeine 9arSel,
len Earbanble Gdnb. lbsilen Sic mir nit, ipnS
Gle fsiinid9en. ~. s.. Beaumont, Sartlep,
SQrtlen 90. Terns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
ct. Ssraucis Gcnutn

,at baS 3 cite uno irudbtbarite 9ano in artanias.
Sehr osiunbes atua uno CUTE Saftgegeno. stae
sarmprobutte itehen bod i'm GIeis, mo olS
Snrreit Gitn bat tnthotide stride upo 5d1ule.
refbtrenbeu 4rieiter. I'm Nusttult idlreiGe
nan an: Wep. Z. ~. Builder. Sorret 9itb, grf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
,Yn %berfaufen!

Cute erfttiaiiidis 6arm-6ppotbeten, tpeIfe
6 Trossrt cui ,AeD1 uuD Observation-Disclosures
BON 5000 bis SI01b.D0 eiubrtnseu.
Qud) tDnnt Shr cine quite Seftion BON ebenen
gSsiaeniaub NIT iniuarsem Sobeu fir $3.50 per
0lder baben. 3. T.. Gornes, dubuque, Soma.
1923 Nlatn StraBe. Doth Phones.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
2u ~berfanfem.

@esiuungen 3u nerfauien. cine 40 dmb cine 20
Nder gro6e psrbeierte Jarni IN Der 3dbe elmer
Staot. 8reis rlo Observation-Disclosures iuiries
oeuiteaenb. gsenu p~erfauit. nitro Dem aduier
bic eiienbabniahrt 5urliderliattet: aatbpliibe
Seaenb. Shreibst gleidl. u. u. 2suers,
Gtepens Hoint. @iS. Spg No. i0l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
Die bette SiGerDslt aai Ger
SDelt

III bic Grbe ielbf. bic iidhsrer III ais Eantet.
Sunos ODER Attion. 2eget Guer We!0 In aute
farmldnoereieu an uto rIhet mpli.
@auit 2anp IN DER TubuGue Soipnic IN 4es
aebursn gegenwdrtig Seuten BON Dubuque.
I. g. Torues. 3nbnonc, Soma. l0a3 @ait
StraGe. Both Phones
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
Sas 3eiultat Der Gtabtmnbl.

8ei Der ltdbtiIden 8nbl nm Ytons
tag nllrben bier IN Dubuque erlpdblt:
MuDor Seturi9 q. Sdunf.
9emofrat;
2eforber = @bmunb q. 2ineban,
9emotrat;
SGabmeilter - @ermun Srinfman,
Semofrat;
4nnalt - George 2pon. Giti5en;
Iloitor-M. 6. 2pons, Sen,ofrat;
Iiiciior Spiepb E. aeap,
Semofrnt;
Suaeute,tr - Saul Sig, Semofrat;
Ilbermdnner@ t>lnrge - San s.
SOFAS, Siti5en, unn Is. Martin,
Semofrnt;
4loerntdun Der /. 8arb - Games
Gaul. Semofrat;
4toerinnnr Der 2. Wdro - Sobn
S'Hourfe, Siti5en;
Mloerntann Der 3. Waro - Wrt.
Ginartn, Gcmpfrdt;
Afocrmann Der 4. &arb - 8. W.
&ono. Citizen;
Mbermann Der 8. &nrb - 6. &.
Srtth. Giti5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
@tiDcInr Senninser.

perieben nit ben beiligen Sterbes
iofrnuenten in Die glpisfeit absus
rufen. CT por 9eboren am 2. Mdr5
1928 5u gbncn, aantou 8repens
nader, S~uremburg, rno fam nn6
Imeritn I'M Sabre 1854.
Ndd1oem er et!pd 35 Sabre in ser
l1inse9eno bon @l Yaio nnb Yontidc.
ST., gefarmt, errarb er it6 cine
Sarn bier Weilen fpeitlid bon Sbeu,
ST., mo er an 2. Gpril ge9en 2 llbr
Iprsens ieinen @eiit allsbaidte.
Sir Die rese Sbeiluabme an Dem
8eerdbniiie besielbeu, iaeen mir ELLEN
unieren innieiten Sanf.
Sic traliernben Sinterbliebenen:
SamiIie g @ +.
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smtes @slhajt an Serfamicu.

Gin General Mer0nuoiie Store nit 8ohnung
ten tatpotiicheu 9todl6arfdhdit. 0ter III cine treii,
lthe @elegen6eit ilr irgeuo Sentnuben. Die Be
npertn III Suni austdat genDtbt3t, lpeil lie ais
sSittlpe nlbt Die n~othigen Diiistrafte bot. Tau
Dubuque. Sotpn.
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&ietm~ ereNA0st&ten aus gt&pt
nns tt,naeSsno.

German s. @eber. ST., tpo6nz
BAIT go. 1905 Gouler g%lbenue. fam
am San6tag bel ieiner Ir6eit in ben
@eboiten bes Gbicago Great @eiterus
GunbBauies auf ihreflife 8eiie al
Sobe. @dbrenb er an einem babers
tcmnlcuoen Sra9t3u9e Die 8GSer
%llnteriudte, ipurbe or o einem in
ertgcgengeIeeter Hiftuu9 monopries
renben .}uge erfnBt unb inter bic
Hdber eines Srnftfpagens 9epprfen.
9nS Saiipt bes lt~nsliidlifen iprrrbe
Sn elmer formloien WaSie Sermalimt.
Ser $ob iuar aligeubliflid. 8eber
ipar 20 Sabre alt.
IS. g. Sransen. Deutifer INbo.
Fat nn5 Notur. 3inlmer 4t8 Office
UebGIlbe. 3. nnb Mdin= StraBe.
gu Bprt6ington. Sotpa. bers
iGieb om Sonnerstag Srnu q. Sties
Der. g8ittpe bon Gbritian Stieber.
Sie Seritorbene lunr cine gebprene ".
Gdndert bon Dubuque. &c ii6erlsben
tic i6r 8atte unb Gle folgenben ains
Der: Srnu s. 2attner bon aanlas
Gitp. @eorg, Sobunn unh Clara 81
Woorcbenb, Iinn.; Isabelle nnb
Gmma gu @orfbinaton; ebcuio 5ipei
S6ipeitern. Srnu 8oie S6udert III
Ioore6cao, Winr., unb Srau u.
Hnmmcl st Scleita. Iont. sic rube
in Nricoeul Zen trdilernben Sinters
bliebeuen unIer her5lidc5 Seilsibl
Sas o~reiiGbriae ainb Der Sas
milic Scrmnnn 5oItert. an Der obcren
Coulter Ipcnuc. goa Iebte ISOLDE cine
Same beibcn aafices bonn Ofen nnb
erlitt lebens9eidbrlihc SrauSwunbcn.
0as bieiige b%eitbefaunte Sotel
Yaris. Giaert6nm Der @cbriioer
gDams 1T bieier Gage bon 6rn. s. :.
HngIe fir Die Summe bon $4,000
aagctauit ipprpen.
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(Spe5iea fin bieie 3eitune.)
NuisepaBt. Sebrer Mmerifa's.

Scbrcr= NuStanid nit Sentihlanb, nit
freten Sabres= Huffntbalt, einsc=
Ieitet. Cine mertbppile Gelc=
geubcit fir 9ehrer, Seutiblanb
DDcr Mmcrtfa sn beinden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
WMtuna, warmer!

um ausgeiudteu 6nier uuo @ei5en Gnmer
ipredbe rt Dor bel ODER iueuee ith an: &amne t
Semter Co., Soc Dubuque sRiaers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14

- Terring & aretibmer. @rnnos
ciaeutbunlss uno SeriiGerIngssIg ens
ten. 2inepIn guil0tna.
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In n~erfanfen.

Stb babe so %Sarincn in @errien gountn, Mihis
gan, An pertauien. Gton idbreibe an y. StnG:
man, Samper, 9errisu Gp., wlid].
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(ScrtIebuns bon Der L. Seite.)
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2oocs Mn5ctge.

@S hat @ott Dem I1mG6tigen
aefalen, uniersn geliebten @ater,
S6ipiegerpater, @robpater rnb llrs
aroBoater,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-14
EirainiasT armen.

6hidt fir freie Site bon ipe5ielsn Bargains.
Wouaro 4 Bagtb, &id,mono. 8ireiuta.
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(Spe5ialbricf aus @aibin9tnn. 8. g.
Scr @ilfeg : Taa.
TrGibsnt Hppiepclt unb bic SatbD=
lifcn pDn Gbansbai, Gbina.

lSortietuna BON Scr I. Seite.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, April 30.--The wheat mai
ket today opened firm on good de-
mand for the July option from shorts
and commission houses. The chief bull
argument was frost In Iowa. Missouri
and Kansas. The Liverpool market
was one penny higher July wheat OPP
saSa AZ I 81 81 higher at So" S''s' and
The corn market was firm but trad
ing was not so nervous. The strength
of wheat and small local receipts were
the chief Influences. July corn opened
hqA higher at 68ls to 63% ana SOLD
The strength of wheat and corn held
the oats market STEADY July oats
opened unchanged at f5ss ana sold at
< light run of hogs western pack
ing .centers caused a strong and active
was IN 10 12h higher At 10 .h5 70
10 so Lard was ~ TO higher at > 60
to S.621s Ribs were unchanged at
4 Sharp break took place at the mid;
die of the day on the report of local
expert who asserted that the wheat crop
In the southwest is the best ever grown
In that section, Under this informa-
tlon July gold of to s75s. Later the mar,
ket rallied on covering by shorts and
July sold up to S9]. The close was
strong Win july eE wesks an along
with wheat, July selling, OF to 6Sh,
Later IL rallied and closed strong with
July 81 higher at 6ig64k.
Glossy heat-Mny, 1885 July sSssi
9s eeoofin@Miaay, s7t.; July olaGiHi sept,
20 oa rs old, 5aA; May. 597sa5a;
July old, i5A Jqly AZ, i5M sept? s S.
la Lard-May sa5; July sos sept,
RIBas g. 700; july, 727's@7.aO;
Sept, 7.56.
Rye-Cash ST.
Bnrley-Cast, 6AWiG
Timothy April, 4 20.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, April 80 Butter
Creameries, 19a25; lalries, 1SG24
leggs-Steady, nrsts, TO-
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York April 8O-sugar raw.
nominal. Fair refining, . 9s: centrifugal,
80 test, AS. molasses sugar, g. ~.
Refned--steady Crushed, 20; pow
dered, o sos granulated, 2, so.
Coffee-Quiet No. Rio q; No. 4
santos, Sss 0SM.
EVAPORATED FRUITS.
New York. April 99--The market for
eyaporated apples Is lHiel' but holders
Fancy are quoted az 10; choice, Z Y q ~
prime, 7N7h common % fair, y ~ 6ls.
Prunes are unchanged With quota
o Sns and Gp4 rom 0 y FOR oregon rSs S' frs
Aprlcois are unsettled, with choice
AT lG@l6h; extra choice 1874 OF; and
Peaches are easy. with choice at nis
a 10, extra choice. 100 1914; fancy, iDM
oil; extra fancy noe.
+, Raisns dun and nominal. with loose
'muscatel at 5@e seeded raisins Sos;
London layers, ESQ 3d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
WILL BUY.

other item that goes to make UP ex-
pense of production, tho ore Is being
mined and milled at an average cost
CT S5.4s per ton When ii Is realized
that the average value of the ore
measure Is SIS, the profits are easily
computed.
At the present the extraction is 92la
per cent and this is without the aid
anil expense of cyanide.
Reserves in the mine, actually meas
urable, amount to 100000 which ton
mage viii be speedily multiplied as
the lower levels are confidently expect
ed to reveal within the next so days
about 81, 5000 900 worth of ore.
Three levels We're broken into several
days ago from the shaft. which is in
clning in the footwall and at depth
OF $40 feet the vein is found to be from
IA to 20 feet in width. all high grade
milling.
j. Il. Davis. accompanied by Messrs,
Cook and Johnson of Salt Lake City,
went out to the mine this week. A
telephone message from Mr.. Davis is to
the effect that a phenomenal strike has
been made on one of the upper levels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
LOCAL MARKETS.

New features IL the local markets
include wax beans trom Texas. sail TO
be the finest ever brought into this
city. There Is also a car of Corpus
Christi, Tex, cucumbers, u car Of Flor
a, car of Idaho potatoes; car of Cal
ifornia cabbage, a car of bananas, the
last of Moapa lettuce. etc. Whole
salerS report the Florida tomatoes
selling to the retailers at 10 cents per
pound, while the retailers are charg-
ing consumers 20 cents. This IS so
exorbitant that people will not buy
tomatoes, so that one wholesaler says
he has a large consignment unsoid
and rotting, because the hold-up ptice
charged consumers cuts off trade on
this article.
Grain Is rising again. while a prom
inent butcher says that by next Mon
day. beef will be wholesaling at u
cents. with a probable raise to cents
before long. In fact, hes expects the
price to be 10 cents before the sum-
ner is over. There is an increasing
scarcity of meat in this market, with
such stiff prices that people are pc
ginning TO curtail consumption Just
as they have been doing in Chicago.
Eggs are becoming scarce. not only in
Utah, but all over the country. New
Yorl; state has about one half as meny
eggs as were obtainahle last year,
while in Utah the supply seems TO
have diminished about one-third. The
prices obtaining today in the salt
Lake markets are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
Shareholders Will Consider Mat
ter In a Special Meeting
Next Month.
ADDITIONAL CLAIMS BOUGHT,
Owners Take Stock in Paymcnt-ltc-
cent Development of Most
satisfactory Character

A special meeting of shareholders of
the Bullock Mining &Millmg company
has been called for May IA. Mt which
time the matter of increasing the capt.
tai stock of the corporation will come
mp FOR consideration. The present cap
italisation is 100000 shares and it is
proposed to raise it 70 100000 shares.
According to. the plan outlined in the
call for the meeting the present share
holders will have the Same number Of
shares in the new company as they
have in the old; but II Is explained that
arrangements have been made to pur-
chase six additional lode mining claims
in payment for which IL is proposed
to issue 125000 shares of stock, leav-
ing 40, 600 shares in the treasury to be
disposed of as the board of directors
may hereafter direct.
with the acquisition of the claims re-
ferred to. the company's possessions
will consist of the Burglar, Burglar EN-
tension, Sunrise, Nevada Tunnel No.
4. Nevada Tunnel No. s, Flower, Sage
brush, Shaft, Evelyn. Fraction, Amer
lean and Alma lode mining claims, all
situated in the Tintlc district
The Bullock mine has attracted quite
a good deal of attention on the floor
Of the Salt Lake exchange lately and
during the past two weeks large blocks
Of the stock have changed hands at
prices ranging from II to IL cents per
share. Recent developments in the
mine have been of a most encouraging
character and many believe II is certain
to become one OF the ranking producers
Of the southern end of the camp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
ROUND MOUNTAIN MINING.
Splendid Record of Production Made
by This Property.

A matter of $4,000, absolutely vel
vet money, VIII be basis for the June
dividend by the Round Mountain Min
ing company according 10 Vice Presi-
dent j. p. LOTUS, says the Goldheld
News. This viii be the first, but By
no means the last profit sharing 10 be
enjoyed by the fortunate holders OF
stock in this compay.
At the annual meeting, which was held
at the office Of the corporation April
%. the reports of the president and
manager were read. showing that for
the eight months preceding April the
bullion production amounted to sl62
914s9, while the total production since
May / Of last year was $lS6, 29S3l. Thu
per month, although for four months
OF this period the mill capacity was
loss than 20 tons day while recent
~ ii has been ~ tons
The min returns for the first IA days
IN April, which were simply from the
plates. aggregated 81 900 indicating
that the total cleanup for this month
win be- between $4,000 ana $50 900. as
against $4,000 for March.
The Round Mountain mine has al.
ready paid Tor its entire equipment
and development and IN addition has
furnished $4,000 with which To buy
the Great western property adjoining
which now belongs 10 the Round
Mountain company There ARE NJ
obligations ut amy kind resting against
the company and there rs treasury
surplus OF al7,S5l.7O; and when tho
April ana May net output IS added.
the treasury VIII contain about S75.-
600 available for dividends
The report above quoted also shows
that, including all costs Of equipment.
development depreciation and every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30

the Colorado company cannot supply
the mine with power any longer. This
probably means that development work
VIII cease for the time being.
l.. G. Burton of Salt Lake city. who
has charge of operations on the KEN
pie group OF mines In Weaver district
was In kingman several days this
week. He Is figuring on impounding
hood water in one OF the canyons near
the mines for the purpose of getting
a supply for milling purposes. The
mines OF the kemple group are said to
be among the best properties In the
Blue Ridge range and It is the intention
Of the company to open them to n con-
siderable depth.-Kingman (Ariz)
Miner
Articles of incorporation Of the
Bellevue Mining company We're filed
Wednesday with the county clerk
The capital stock is $500 IN shares
OF the par value OF Ave cents each.
The officers are Joseph w. Burkin-
shaw, president; Lars Monson. vice
president: and these with Nels Nelson
Samuel King and II. n. Bjork, are the
directors. G. II. Backman Is secretary
aud c. NJ. Nelson treasurer. The prop
erty of the company is situated in
Caves Canyon mining district, San
Bernardino county, California, with a
mill site.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
MT. NEBo PROPERTY
Interested Mt. Pleasant Parties Visit
The Eva Silyer-Lead Claims.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, April 2s.--J. y. Simp-
son of Mt. Pleasant. Charles Hyde
and Axle Tulgren of Spring City, Capt.
Talent an old superintendent of he
Homesteak mine in the Black Hills
Of Dakota, have just returned from a
trip of inspection of the Eva mine in
the Mt. Nebo district.
The Eva is property owned prin-
cipaliy by Spring City and Mt Pleas
ant people, and from all indications,
is turning out TO be a bonanza. Capt
Talent endeavored to purchase the
property. but failed. so he bought a
group of claims adjoining and has
men at work on them.
The captain made a thorough ex-
animation of the Eva mine, upon
which work was suspended last March
He says 40 tons OF high grade arc g
in sack on the dump. also 200 TONS
Of second class. The first class will
run from $50 to $40 per ton in gold,
silver and lead,
Operations on the new road up to
the mine will commence next week
and ii Is estimated that $1,000 will
cover the cost.
Capt. Talent has expressed the opin-
ion that the Eva property has been
developed to the point which assures
that it is practically on self-sus-
tanning basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
NEW YORK CURB.

James a. Pollock 4 co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon;
Butte q London, 4a4a Cumberland
Ely, 77sqS GirouX Con, 3Aa4; Nevada
Con. lissGllh; Nevada Utah l-16Q
4 S-l6 Nipissing, 6bM7: NeWhouso, IA
ila, Tennessee Copper 36A 1885,: Utah
Copper, 29h G29A First National Cop
per, 2laM3A Davis DAILY 3H3is Do
minion Copper, l6Ml6ia; Ely Central,
iaq& Ely Consolidated, 3-lGIii; Fur
mace Creek, 1915 Miami, fAq4s;
Boston Con, llRnll7s; Greene G, x S.
Com. ANss Mitchell. h@bs; Mont
gomery Shoshone 15-l6Gl l-16: Nevada
Smelling llaQlss silver Queen, l-lG
al 3-l6i silver Leaf. lOll2; King I'd
ward, 1903 Foster Cobalt, ll-lG@
Darragh. 63a6S Tintic Mining, 3A %
3q; Gibraltar 7a9; 3 =, Copper $50
liA Yukon, iA4iR
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TRANSACTIONS
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Market Opened Lower and Did
Not Seem Able to Make
Effective Rally.
DECLINE QUITE PRONOUNCED
Hartman Stocks, Reading and st
Paul Most Susceptible To Pressure
Close Was Weak.

New York, April SO.-The opening of
the stock market today was rather ir-
regular but stocks which have been
conspicuous in the recent dealings were
lower. The dealings were very scanty.
Westinghouse Electric fell / II and st.
Paul. Northern Pacific, Atchison and
Norfolk K Western / American Snuff
sold at an advance of so points over
the preceding sale in December
Opening losses were not extended and
the market gradually advanced until
some of the weak features were selling
a point on more above their first prices.
st. Paul was the leader of the market
and rose from l27 to 129. Reading,
Canadian Southern and the American
Smelling stocks also hold a point above
the previous close. Denver Il Rio Grande
preferred and American Cotton OIL | N
Nd Northwestern and Sloss- Sheffield
al preferred y Westinghouse Eiec-
II. receded "a, Peoria and Eastern
sec md and Delaware x Hudson "a
Prices yielded at IL o'clock.
Urgent liquidation of Westinghouse
,ctrlc carried that stock down sla
70. owed by a rebound of 8. The drop
in the general list carried some prices
below last night again, Later there was
some recovery. Atlantic Coast Line fell
ga and Pressed Steel Car, Western
Union and Distillers' Securities l.
Bonds were steady.
The decline in the market OBTAINED
greater momentum and the most prom
inent stocks ruled in the neighbor-
hood of a point below Yesterdays clos
ing The Hartman stocks, Reading ana
ST, Paul were most susceptible to pres
sure
strong rally in St Paul, which car
ried it to about 1923. caused some re-
covery elsewhere but the market yield
ed again and became very dull when
ST Paul fell back "a point
The market closed weak. Declines
were extended sin the final hour when
numerous additions to the l point losses
were made and the lowest prices of the
day were touched. Reading, Union
Pacific. Atchison. Pennsylvania, NOVA
Central preferred Amalgamated Copper
American Smelling Pullman Pressed
Steel Car preferred and General Elec-
trlc lost ] q to ] Is.
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

Omaha, Neb., April sO.-Cattle-Re-
eelpts' LOO. Market steady; Native
35OD6.O0; western steers $3.50 SO;
Texas steers, 3 5@5.25; range cows
and heifers, 2.75Q4. SO: Gamers 2 00G
3 20: stockers and feeders 3.00@5. 80;
calves S.O06 O0i bulls and stays, $.00n
8 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market 10 to
15c higher. Heavy, . 45 q 55; mixed,
5, 4o@S 80; light 5 bg5 5oi pigs 400
steady Yearlings, 5 .oOG6, is; wethers,
o0@S SO; ewes. 45oq5.5o; lambs
''oo@ 90 crtrcAco
Chicago, April 2O.-,cattle-Re-
Beeves, L. 5O97. 20: Texans. 4 4oM s so;
westerns 5e@5 %; stockers and feed d.
az 40; calves 50Q6 25.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000. Market
loo higher. Light. 5.4oq5.S9; mixed
53545.SS: heavy, SGa So rough 81
G5.S5; pigs, 40a5.2 20; bulk of sales
sheep-Reoelpts about 1900. Market
10c lower. Natives, 4.70@6; 49, vest
ern, 4,75M6 20: yearlinSs, 9 20 az. so;
lambs, 5.75n 40; western, o.109 ''oO'
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Mo- April 3O.-Cattle-
Receipts 1000, including 400 southerns
Market steady Native steers, 1850
q 80; native cows and heifers, 3 500
4 so, stockels and feeders, 9 40 q . 20;
bullS. s.fO@5. 25; calves, 3 75G6 %;
western steers. 4.50@6.s0; western
cows. 3 .50Q5.25
Hogs-Reeepts. 5000 Market l0o
higher. Bulk of sales. 5.jo@5 60 ";
heavy, 5.55@5. So; packers and butch
ers, 50q5 65; light, S.409 5.55; pigs.
40094.50.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
A hG
range wethcrs. 5o0@6.50; fed ewes.
4 50a $50,