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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
OTHER mARKETs-5Y TELEeRAPa.

Chicago. Sept 2--CATTLE--R Receipts estimated 600
head market steady % strong steers H0aSS O cows.
So seS5 % heifers So 50aS6 bulls sass 81 calves
SSfS9: sOckers and feeders. So 1880 IL. HOGs-Re-
choice heavy So lOG$S %; butchers sSQSs %: light
mixed. 81 SS choice light. SS0SS %: packing 6Oep
50 %; pigs. s. 25aS7 30; bulk sales. TOFSs fO
SHEEP estimated, $4,000 head marked Steady.
sheep S4qS5; lambs. SO I5aSi 60; yearnss s5QS5 so
Cincinnati Sept. 2-C'ATrIsl.-R eceiuts. S74 head.
SS5 HOGS-ReceipUs 26SI head; quiet and &c lower:
butchers and shippers. IS 2jaSS common 5OST IS
SHCEP-Recepts 1889 head: ami weak az S2p
~ 70: lambs dul. at s. 5ONI 80.
Gull; prime steers. SO 5O7S6 So VEALS-Recepss. rs
head; active and steady HOGS-Receipts. 300 head:
fairly active: heavy Toe higher; steady; heav
y aOaSS 90 SHEEP and LANlBS-Receiuts. 1000 head.
sheep active and steady; lambs slow lower:
amos - oG warnings. 50 25mS5 So wethers.
Kansas city. sept 2-CATTLE-Teceipts 5000 sad
including 300 Southerns; market steady i0c M her.
choice EXPORT and dressed steers IS fair
20 good - JOdS6 81 Western So 7jnSG 1s oc<-
s and feeders. 50 I5SJ so; Southern steers, S8
southern cows sass -; native COWS. S29Sf vs
stsOGS-Ieceipts 5000 head; market higher: tor.
~ l2s: bulk OF sales O5 heavy az 300 eos.
packers and butchers 81 90dSS ia: light 81 4Oa 05
Digs. SJu$I 90 SiIEEF-Recepts. 5000 head: M r<as
81 lambs SetSs 50 yearlngs. 81 50dS5 81
- 21SSi ewes. S4QS4 feeders So as
llttsburg Sept. 2--CATTI4E~-Suu light. st adv.
cnoice. ~ 25QS6 80 SIfEEP-Supuly light stead IN
sheeD; higher lambs prime wethcrs 81 6dSf S. c,fs
anu common 81 5O0S3 lambs S4dS7 %: veal calves 500
~ % HOGS iteceipts Hight higher prime hea les
= % medu,ns s. aO heavy Workers.. 81 t5aSs So jEhs
1orkers s. 0gSS 20 pigs. 81 SOd$8: roughs SO 5O2y IS
Toledo, sept 2-c'IOVERSEED. cash 81 10: Oct ser
- 90 Decemher 81 So: March, 81 So e. So "a: no ca
gu 80 40 IlMLIHf prime. 81 so: ALSfFNE prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. September 2 1909.
BFENES-Eeccipts 3. cars. IN
eiuding for Eaughterers for the market;
making, with the cattle held yesterday. 10
beeves and weak for others Sellers looked for 40
be Dressed beef
fairly good demand at 81 a1oisc per 10. No later
cable aivicea received from the cattle and beef mar
kets OF Great Britain Exports to-day and none
CALVES Receipts were 1o2 head all for the mar
ket Prices steady for ye0ls; Erassers and butter
mi.ks quiet Common to prime veals sold at IS
grassers az - City dressed veals were easy at go
country dressed arm for best with the whole range
quoted - 0g13lsc; dressed grassers and buttermks
saIes-Andrew Mullen: yeals. 1ss ID average
50 so per 100 n: 4 do. tT2 n. So.
Sanders: veals. 135 10. $40; 7 do. fT6 Ii, at
grassers 1s5 n at 81.
3 judd q Co: ii veaIs. 100 H. at 50 so. do 12s
Tobia s shannon: yeals. 1es 70. at $40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 20 cars. or
ba STOCK beIS over veste-dav there were % ears on
steady. but slow for medium and common stock:
prime and choice lambs scarce and firm. medium and
fully cleared. Common 20 fairly good shoes sold at
81 5Q4+ per leo 10, few wethers az s.: cults az
cars CPruel IS; cuIls at St8$4 IS. Dressed NUT
ton IN some demand at ~ &c with few cholcs
demand at Ga ijc. with choice hos dressed selling Up
saiesGNewton & Co e3s Kentucky lambs. "a ID
average s. per 100 236 do 81 N. 81 IA do.
- H. 81: 221 DO, 81 ID, az 81 249 Buffalo do So ID
az sa go do. 81 h. at 50 30 10 Kentucky euils' ~
robin a shannon. As Kentucky lambs. 81 ID. at
III al = 20. state sheep TO- 50. 81 Ohio do.
o. H. az s. -. s. Virginia do. - 10. at s. 80.
So ss sDS SS 81 H. at So So 30 Buffalo DO IS -
s. 20: 2iS 10 SO u. s. 10; Pennsylvania sheep.
~, " Co11nil-son COMPANY: 40 Pennsylvania
lambs n 10. 90 1OI Virginia do 50 ID at s. 20:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

~ Pennsylvania cuils To- a. 81 10 10 Pcnn-viv.ni<
sheep Jos ~ at 50 50 Virginia Is 10. s. 70.
Peunsyivtnia Culis. so 10. a s.
;. sanders. q Pennsylvania lambs fNa
90, 81 H. at s. STls 81 do. SO III. 81 7; II DO
cule ~ 10. ar 81 Pennsylvania sheep. b. al
Il do culs 20 10. az s. p. 10 do cuIls. 10. 81
Andrew Mullen: 100 state lambs 10 at ~: u do
culS 10 10. at 81 - sheep al
HOGs-Receipts cars. or iO4a head fncInd-
ing carload for the market firm with
light 10 heavy hogs selling 81 per 100 10.
Soles--S Sanders. "a Peungy lvana hogs. Ia II
average. nj 81 A.; p do 100 ~. 81 40. I0S
ID. at - 40; roughs. $50 10. So Late yesssr-
day.4 state hogs. lis 10. IS Is: roughs 333 n
at 81 IS. -
: Judd & Co: 81 Pennsylvania hogs, $50 ID. az
- 20 q do II 10, at IS 80: roughs $50 N. at
81 -. Late yesterday-9 B. al
% do. los ID. at IS 40 roughs 9d5 n. at as
TObn q shannon: % hogs 1913 10, at So so
Late yesterdayJ4 state hogs. h. IS 30; Il do
195 ID, at So 20; rough. 27O 10. at 81 30
j. G. Curtis a son. 81 state hogs. N, al So.
state pigs 50 Id. at S. so; roughs $40 81 So
Andrew Mullen: 81 state hogs. 148 10. IS so; 3
do. $50 ID. at S. 4O 70 rOughs. S42 ID. 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

Chicago. Sept 2-Wet weather IN the Northv sst
drove shorts 20 cover IN the wheat market hero
to-day, which resulted IN material advances I'm all
deliveries AT the close prices were sc to 40
above yesterdays final figures. Corn and cats
closed firm. but provisions easy.
Momentary weakness manifested I'm the
wheat pit at the opening OF the market but 1,
strong tone soon developed, and during the re-
mainder Of the day sentiment continued buIlish
At the high point Of the day prices were from i, "a
TO &c above the low marks. Several recessions &C.
CURED during the day because OF profit taking by
local holders, but at the close prices we're less
than &c below the high point. Rains were re-
ported IN various sections OF the spriu- az
belt. and the official forecast predIcte.i di /, ral
showers. The movement OF wheat continued
LIBERAL During the day the December delivery
sold between SIC and Soc and closed al 9hzc.
Possibility Of damage TO the new crop by cold
weather induced considerable buying OF corn,
which resulted in strong market the greater part
OF the day. At the close prices were sc lower TO
nc higher
Oats were firm nearly all day. and we're infiu-
enced chiefly by the strength of wheat end corn
Trade light all day. The market closed Arm
with prices lsc to lac higher.
Light stocks OF provisions in store here impaired
moderate strength to provisions during the first
half of the day, but realizing sales caused loss
Of all the earlier gain. At the close prices so
higher to Tlac lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

GOTIoN-The governments September cotton rec
rrrt rraEIr- condition rho 90
to- lowest f,c-t. aud. in roI-ccticn with -hn de-
fs--l compared With last - uais tEs
f fr- intentionally ls estimate sf the probable yield
-+l.-.rnn- buiisrFss OF fhls showiuE only a
irff-e followed to publication of ts figures
sr rnf al. ut ltainri owing 70 aEgr-e
Give tssr rrsssa,' ana rrafiss utde- which 5aHusry
sartr.ts vl.h Naf s1f - 'e- shortly after TIE
rr-t -re olt - as closing wifh th1t pre-
oil Tao general LIST closed sfeaIr az Is nTt uttaae %
1s -Hiars aIfH- having shown q rFt Et.r - 1881
Al. Ia-r l.Hfr- market
s-raa~ 20 M 0f soc pniuts. aEI t-rlas the
morning very quiet with fuCtgatior- rl-ruw nrd t-
rarIfar ars Win trsaass chiefly Tire N further
orsailr4r government Tr5crt was ia-nsfi1t~y FOL
lowed hv quite ACTIVITY nn1 excitement but
altaulc mentioned al1.e ret vith cIrsitol from
leading ana ca longs WITH business dur
inr rs afternoon no more than aioce-1tey active al
though large blocks changed fntfa According
private cables th- far-iru trade t7s very busa
Wow ~ rur.t.B figures. % re private cnhr-
c4l-rflE Indicated - irar ftA0 lln0Op
ara rrd-firr 20 Il Lgerrn - fEr uesr Future
Is-aT t-aFsrs tie avrruec frG very tu.tah ViNu
sfs1 bat deferred trot1 buying az
lrc.sirrIy 81 s-rvrE sla.a.tsr - the opposition.
-r-fIni-i fear = crop movement and ths infu
trH. fhr approaching tr--o-tav afiournlerf. wa-H
r.r4-ll.- had Tendency 90 retsrrt fresh venture
EHssrr -rt markets ocis'iv rrrortrt iiuc higher
r Weather reports without fresh feature
Tho range OF contract prices IN tho local market so
...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Market

Liverpool. Sept e.--ClosiHg-AVHEAT-SDo quiet;
70 red Western winter 81 Sd futures quiet Sep
fember. 70 sd December - s4d; March, Is sd.
fpEA-lsD0t STEADY. new American mixed fVia Gal
vosionD o. 5hd. old American miEsd ita Galvesonl.
90 sd; futures steady; October Is % 4; December,
% ID. PEAS-f,anadlan steady. a. u I'D FLOufs--
winter patents dun S3F 81. uOis " London fPacihc
Coast, ~ f5smEs. BEEF-EAtra India mess
auict, SOS I'd PoRK-PriIne snass Western strong.
zoos. HANs-fhOrt cui Is 10 10 -. strong Sts 81
BAcOA-cufnberiand cut 20 20 80 10, strong. Glsi
Fb 10 "a 10, strong, Cd long clear mid
light - 20 IS NJ, 70s, long clear mddlos
heavy 80 80 a., Shs; short clear backs 10
d. 05ss clear bellies IA 20 10 d. strong
%. EfiOULDERs-Square ~ - 10 10, strong, BE
Cd IfRD--Prime Western H. fifrcea stronE. hla Sd;
American refined in pals. strong. G2s CHEESE
canadian finest white, sieadr, a7s; CANADIAN finest
coIorrg lsseR1E. 5ss TALEDW-Irifac city steady.
- aa TUHfESTfNF .-splriis steady, as RoSIN-
forrunou firm. ~ %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hFns
I'D LfNfEED oIL--stssdys EOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
cAsn cuoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nov sUlteT1UeT .
COFfEE-EarIv steadiness I'm tho couee nertet dic
L. an advance cT Iavte vas t.iio"ee ~
increased offerings ur6cr which prices edsei
WIN he rrrtet closing Iuiet and unchanged u" pot-
lower ssles vsre reported % - go lIgs selling Was
trolafy ENCOURAGED Is she record breaking ilcf'e A
re eurplv month OF August ue
continued heavy brazilian movement and the taius et
ANYTHING 20 develop In Tie OF unfaveTaoie IclLts
concerning thc outlook for che eariv noNernEs lhe
market ned unchanged prices % an advance
81 -o5ts and h.ff AROUND the initial figures during
tho ui.-ninE At trading light. salss ~
rridaav being cuy SunO begs. after which busl-
active and there seemed T. 70 ateIiE
iisv.1a.i8u as weu as trade selling the latter
rresirnably the % hedges Astie from the al
~ = az Hayre there vas no uulsl eu'Li
urvs with the primary w-rNeia - ter
lower receipts - the pl<s $1,000 hess e=aHr
- itin Ia he unsettled
I'm the state sac PauI'. 81 being shovery tn come
ohsrr. The WORLDS visible supply
aeueu Increase - ls1pG4f bass Tor the
month August tir Target previous ir-lease On
rerrrd Enrcfiirg 1900 GO tlEs uurns tur
month September 81 $3.50 The visible SUPPLY Az %
s.rf-flf-.r / VI I1--g.N flrs The uarkct far sfn-
ooHec quiet with quotations. ca tAe basis o. 1'sc
rss range % o,at-le; prices in che local market to-
.lf. " q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

- FowLs. per paIr. Zoe: rve PTGEoNs. p palr.

"a FO"AS per pair. zoe: live PIGEONS. per pair.
POULTRY-DREssED- fowls in Hight supply
tone not firm Spring chickens fairly plenty
from al sections quality irregular svsrage grades
ton I'm the receipts and steadily held Nearby spring
slowly SQUADS ony noderatei, s Sgs yys Snots.
Fresh killed-BROILERs. Philadelphia fancy squad.
&c: do good 70 prime 2oa 2sc: PenHsylvania fancy.
$50 10 70 par ana under l9 zoe do fair good 10
do dry picked prime 10 choice n a1Sc do common
western prime 20 choice Ie = H. 49, aS >. si
soufhsrn f4Ss lee P0I 90 common 70 raT
1Tp1Tl5c dry picked. Western. 10 and over iced
49, a ne Michigan. scaIded fancy ia a iScs do
other western prime. 1I91IAo; do common to fair.
dry picked or sealded; small and poor. 1S1s G14lc.
Vther tShk . e9, Iresn prime straight
CSC: do cuTs 12@felsc: old cocks fsisc: DUCKS
so Ss saTAB prime Ss T Psl o 2SS
81 75as3 -; % poor dark s1asl so; do euiIs. 500
pair 81. Frozen-CHICKENs. broilers. milk fed
i4e DO Toastns milk fed fancy Csc do fsiP to good
1T1Isc: 20 sornfsd 1o s,G a., GEESE I "a 1Oc
excessive supply and weak ,ss Sweet Potatoes plenty and
steady Cauiihowers in fair demand firm for
RigSsr O ors higher Peas Tm String beams s ssIS
higher. PEPPERS steady squash negected Tomatoes in
auote: POTATOES white per Dbl or bag. 81 409s2 u:
NIs ss " ~ % bsg, Ss OK T do
100 81: cARRoTs PEI, 100 SlaS1 p; DO per Dbl 81;
gs GcUMEER oSo pgr .o Ss ~ T5e e 20 CUCUMBER
Pf4s % per bbI scs trrTcE = per basket Son
Or bag 5OeGs1 onions Ohio yellow per bag stas as
DO white gsE crate 1 o@s Dc Orange c9unty whS
d. Jersey and southern per basket T5caSt: ORA. per
SPI st To- r asr Ts psr pa BASKET Or "a per
ast: SQUASH Hubbard. per Dbl T5caS1 % Do marrow
basa per Psi. 75e6s1: TOMATOES. per box. 15a75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly should maks irnrnsdk-
ate written rsquisition tolanks Nay % proeurea
by section or ward. block and lot map num-
Der. making CODY Of sans from their oilis o.
last year
IN taxpayer Is assessed for personal tan the
requiston should also rsQnest oil rcr soeA
Zach rsquls.tion should be- accompanied oy
an envelope bearing tie pr9pel address or me
applicant AND WIN RETURN POST
AGE. PREPAID.
In case OF any doubt in regard to ward. sec
ton. block OF lot number. taxpayers snoula
aka their deeds to ths DepSE tnens 2. IS zee
and Assessments and have their property o.
Gated on the MAPS OF that Department. and
forward TO tae Deputy receiver or Iaxss. WE
their property. which viii be furnished by the
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Taxpayers In this manner VIII recsivs tneAr
buiE returned by mail a the earliest possible
moment. and avoid any delay caused oy wat-
Ing In lines. IA required In case OF psrsonAa
The rsQnisltion must be addressed and mailed
70 the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes In w1iehsv-r
John j. McBonoagh. No 81 Chambers sirsss.
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK.
John Il. Undernhl. corner OF THIRD ARD In
York.
Thomas J. brennan. Municipal Building. Bor-
ough OF Brooklyn. New York
George II Creed. corner o. Jackson avenue
and Filth street. Long Island city. Borough %
John Do Morgan. Borough Hall. 81. G~orr~
staten Islard. Borough OF tichmond. Nsw
York.
After receiving the olIs. the Taxpayer WI.
Graw a check Tor the amount to the order Of
the Rseeiysr OF Taxss and mail bill and check
with an addressed envelope. with tns return
postage prepaid. 20 the Deputy Recsiver IN
whichever borough the properly In locaisd-
NO REBATES ALLOWED
Checks should be mailed pcssfo>s
after the bills have bean rsoeised By the 49,
DAVID - AuDTDNs
3ecnky0 a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

nFF1cn PURCHASING coMnIssARY. Y = ARMY.
~ 80 Whitehall ST.. New York City september L 1899.
sealed proposals. m duplicate. for furnishing and do
fiVering etlt0 tomatoes and -4tts cans corn VIII
he thS office until 10 O'Clock A NJ October
information and blanks for proposals furnished
on application Envelopes couranikg bids shsuid b
marked Proposals for Subsstence stores be opened
October 1900" and addressed . ceisns A. l. sNsrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,eu,rished ~ Charles D. Barney a Co.. Broad
street. New York. and 10 H. south sth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
n.nnrns - 80 cI nrII1Nn-nEpoT orARTER-

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING.-DEPoT QUARTER
J. masters Office. 80 whitehall ST.. New York. ". Y.
August ~ 1900. Sealed proposals. In triplicate viii
be received here until o'cOck z. NJ. sept TO- i0O9
and then opened. manufacturing and delivering at
either the New York. Philadelphia or Chicago Depots
Of the Department at such times aud
in such quantities may be required from time 70
dtrfnx he commencing July 4. 1909
and ending 1910. khaki Coats Khaki Breeches
foot Khaki Rreechos mounted and Khaki Caps to
repeush broken OF Sizes The right Is reserved
reject accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof Preference will be given articles OF domesto
ranufacture Blanks for proposals and full Informal
tiOn will furnished application at this Office
containing proposals to be endorsed Pro
posals for Clothing TO be opened sept TO- 19us and
addressed TO Col. WA. ). FATTENf Depot Csarter-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1909 -
FURNISHED b. swarwout q ApPenEelsT, No - Pine
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
Proposals.

nFFICE PURCHASING COIIMISSARY. Z. s ARMY.
" 90 whitehall street New York City. N T.. August
% Seated proposals. In duplicate Tor furnishing
delivering subsistence I'm this city at Such
firn.a as NAV be required the L. s Government
or before october So 1908. In accordance with the
-necffcations and conditions forth in Circular No
a war Department.. Once of the Commissary General
wash ton 1905 will be received at this
once until 10 o'clock september . l9O9 lnfor-
nation furnished application. Envelopes containing
bids should Sc marked Proposals for Subsistence
stores onened September T. 1909" and addressed to A.
81 aarIT a q q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
Notice to Taxpayers.
TO rAxPAYERs.
NEW FORK.

Ospartmens OF Finance. Bureau for The Coz
lection OF Taxes. New York. September 1. 1soA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
COnntru Board.

QUIET HOME for aged convalescent people with
eIectrtc treatment. medical attendance IN
house reasonable Address QUIET. sO4 Mechanics
Bank Building Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
DENVER & RIO GRANDE REPORT.

issued SIS fun pamphlet report for the year ended
June o. 1904 The income account compares
follCvys-
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DETROIT UNITED.

DETROIT UNITED
1909.
liru week n aug. flGsO17 -
jan 10 aug a. 4.9x2SSS 44O3 sBs
ATLANTIC COAST rrNcE,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-17
HOFFMAN BROS.

49,. SPECIALS.
slO50--i-room house almost now. on
west side; lot 3SXlj0 feet TO alley.
water and electric lights in house:
lawn. shade and fruit trees s2o0
cash and balance ST. per month
Sl2OQ-A new Groom house in good loca
tton on west side. water and elec-
trio lights in house; sl5o cash and
balance SO per month.
Slb00-a-room concrete house brick base
ment, In southeast part Of city: lot
9ONl6o feet to alley. Terms, 5000
cash and balance sl5 per month
sIS5O-5-room brick cottage on Lincoln
sYenue, avenue good cellar and barn; lot
3$Nl60 feet to alley: Terms, $500
.o,-o cash and balance Sl5 per month
S2loO-5-room brick cottage on 10th East;
water and electric light in house.
lot ooNl57 feet to alley. Easy
terms.
S265o-4-room modern pressed brick. near
9Th South aud 4th East; lot $sx14s
feet 10 alley Terms. 5000 cash and
balance $50 per month.
SoVOO-A new oroom modern pressed
brick cottage, near Sth East: lot
D0Xl2o feet TO alley. south front.
Terms. $500 cash and balance SIS
per month.
s2650-A 6-room modern house OH 9th
South; lot 2lNlo rods: fruit and
shade trees. This house is real
bargain. on very easy terms.
SJhOO-A beautiful 3-room modern pressed
brick cottage on ath avenue; lot
o3AI5 rods. facing south: sewer and
gas connections. Terms. $500 cash
and balance easy monthly pay
mcnts.
s320o-A new 5-room modern pressed brick
on Belmont avenGe, with large lot,
very easy terms.
siOoO-A 9-room modern brick house on
End West: lot MI rods: cast front
Terms, $500 cash and balance easy
monthly payments.
s5oOo-A 7-room modern brick house;
large basement, ready for furnace,
and lnrgc reception hall: lot 45N160
feet 10 alley: cement walks. lawn
and shade. Reasonable terms.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62t w. 2nd South Street. W
Both Phones 2i4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES
CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.

For $1,000 can place you in one Of the
nIs, i,t 1o-room Europc9n hotels i'll the city
WIN lease for over years. on the com.
ing street. You can clear $500 or $500
every month ana more for the next lvo
Years, which win clear YOU S24, 900 on the
you Invest $4,000 and In . years make
Es0nn investment net you more than
$s'ooo: Show me. no,
WIN buy the furniture and lease OF ono
OF the best European hotels In tho city
location Al steam heat Included in rent,
Clearing. about $3.50 per month. Part
cash Will buy 1t.
VIII place YOU in the best 2G-room room
ing house In the city of its size every
only 500 per month viii clear 5000 per
month owing 10 tho low rent You can't
beat it Terms
VIII buy the furniture and 2-year-leass
Of II rooms located In tho heart OF town
cl"aring Sl3O per month. rent Sll2. IL
must go quick. Don't delay. BE first.
s1i00
win buy elegant furniture and good lease
OF II strictly modern up 10 date rooms
fine lawn. shade everything complete 10
beautify modern home; east side
$1,000
WIN buy tho furniture and lease OF 10
modern rooms. right down town, dear
Ing about s75 per month. Rent 500
$1,000
VIII buy the furniture and years lease
OF II modern rooms. near O. 5. L. depot
Rent only $3.50
VIII buy the furniture and lease OF u
modern rooms on Main street; sent SO,
Including steam heat and water
II YOU want the best lI-room boarding
house in the city. best location in town
see me. 1t is n high class boarding
house and Is a paying proposition
will buy tho furniture and lease OF 10
modern rooms near Main street; light
housekeeping. Small cash payment Will
secure Ut,
will buy furniture and lease OF modern
rooms. Close in.
will buy ono OF the best cigar stores
and poolrooms in the city Rent so per
month. Doing a big business.
will bay the best transient cigar and
fruit store in the city; Main street loca-
ton.
Will buy one OF the best high class res
taurdnts In the city Location the best
II YOU want TO buy or sell 1t Will pay
YOU TO deal with us. We are reliable and
CAPITAL real. ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.
II West Second South st.
Ross c. Davis, Mgr q. O. Dept
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IN ACRES
adjoining College grounds. city water,
suitable for pattins, adjoining ground
held at $1,000 per acre. Our price Tor this
trace, $500 per acre.
10 ACRES
East 10th So. St, good water right, only
$500 per acre.
10 ACRES
with good water right, fruit set out: East
l1th So; beautiful land, $3.50 per acre.
40-ACRE TRACT.
east bench: good water right and i'm
proved. $500 per acre.
Many other large and small tracts.
GROOM BRICK
north bench modern and we'll built. with
fine lot, shade and lawn; fenced. bar
gain at $4,000. Owner leaving city; must
sell Make an offer.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
81 +. 1st SO. st. s
conss
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AUCTION SALES
WHEN YOU WANT TO CONSULT e.
M. Onion, call up 1888 on Ind. phons.
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2nd East. bet. 2nd and 3rd South SITS
Apply 10 Mutual Realty Co. Bell phone
200 or Salt Lake Security and Trust
Co, 81 Up. Main st, Either phone 1i2
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S2750--Naw. mod. 5-room, strictly mod.
pressed brick on Olive ST., near
9Th r. and 10th south, $3.50 cash,
so per month,