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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-31
TUESDAYS WHEAT Loss
PRACTICALLY RECLAIMED
Trading Is Moderately Active;
Absence of Predicted
Rain Affects Market.

CHICAGO. March S0.-Leadins bulls
supported the wheat market today and
much OF yesterdays loss was regained.
prices at the close showing net gains
of DC to s@lc. Coarse grains and pro-
visions closed heavy.
Trading III wheat was only moderately
active. The bulk OF trading was in Sep
tembcr. which showed a range of ic.
Other options moved over "A range of &c
and s@p3c. The market opened firm with
prices UP lmac to 2m6c, tho bulge being
due chiefly TO the absence of any great
amount Of rain in Kansas despite Inc
official predictions of general rains for
the winter wheat belt
September opened at St.05R to SI0jI
and July at $l.0Sa to S1.0SR. Toward the
niadle of the day September had moved
up TO Sl.60l and JulV TO SI0SSm 81. 0Ss. The
close was firm with. September At 1.50gd
81 ,051 and July at S1.0&k.
Corn was firm at the start. although
ertcd a bullish effect Although demand
for cash corn was rather poor prices were
steady TO bc higher. No. 3 yellow selling
at 6lM61A" The market for futures
closed heavy at almost the lowest point
and at net losses of a shade 10 &c. May
sold between 62sc and 634@63gc and
closed al 624m63c
Oats were inclined 10 be weak. Reports
Of early seeding had boariSh effect on
the market. The close was weak wiz.
prices n shade TO 2d &c below yesterday.
Provisions closed weak at declines OF
10 10 soc Final figures on the May deliv-
cry were: Pork. SO 90: lard $l3,S'9' ribs
,l@,I2i.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS
BEING EMBARRASSED
Damage to Lucin Cutoff Pre-
vents Arrival of Fresh
Fruit.

Salt Lake markets were somewhat en-
barrassed Wednesday as n result OF the
damage done TO the Southern Pacific
tracks on the Lucin cutoff Tuesday by
the hurricane which swept across tho
lake and wrecked a portion OF the big
treStle. AS consequence, no shipments
OF fruit or vegetables reached this city
from California Wednesday, and while
the shortage did not border on a famine.
yet the supply was rather short and pro-
ducc offered by the merchants WAS not
in the best shape. 1t is expected that
tho delayed shipments will arrive here
Thursday. Passenger trains were routed
around via Promontory on the old line,
but the storm tied up the freight con-
SignmcntS.
Cucumbcrs were to be had in the local
market Wednesday and rctailcd at 20
cents per Tho consignment was received
by express Tuesday, Tomatoes and bell
peppers arc also offered to the public
at the prices quoted Tuesday.
The price of butter. cEEs. spring
chickens and green foodstuffs remains
UNCHANGED.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

Mountain Dell Consolidated Mining
company Principal place OF business. SO
South State street. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the board of trustees. held on the
5th day OF March. 1910 an assessment
Of one (D cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
able on or before April q. 1910. at the
office of the treasurer 80 South State
street. Salt Lake city.
ment may remain unpaid on Saturday
April .. 1910. will be delinquent and ad-
vcrtlsed for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will be
sold on the 2sth Gay OF April. 1910. at
| o'clock p. m. OF said day. to oay said
delinquent assessment. together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
A. w. RAYBOULD,
Treasurer.
Salt Lake City. Utah. March s. 1910
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NEW YORK, March 3o.-Thc marke,
Tor standard copper was dull and un.
changed at sl2.75@13.Oo for spot and for
ward deliveries up 10 the end OF Nav.
Inc English market closed steady. but
NJ a slight decline, with spot quoted al
5eS and futures at $50 IS Cd Local
ueaiers quote lake copper at S13,25M
1850, clectrolytic at Si$ oo@ is 25' and
casting at $12 m12 90. Arrivals Of con-
oo35 tons, Customs house returns showed
exports OF 800 tons. making 1888 tons
so far this month
I'm was firm, with spot, March and
Apill quoted at s33, 00m33, ,25 and Nav at
~; @33.3O. Sales of ten tons for MAY
1eilNeTy were reported at S3S 25. The
English market was higher, with spot
at Al50 los and futures at E152 l5s
Lead was dull. with spot quoted at
3 Ssa-55S2a@4:5o y New York and at s4.2O@
kel was unchanged at G12 1Ss Cd
Spelter closed easy at $5.55@5.65 New
York and $5.35@5.45 East ST. Louis. Lon
don was unchanged at 423
Ihe English iron market was un-
changed at 5ls 7ld for Cleveland war
rants Locally the market was quiet
NO / foundry northern. S1S.00@lS5O; No,
: northern and No. / southern and No. I
southern soft. S17.7511S25.
Closing Stock List
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NOTICE.
To the stockholders OF the Mskin sprin

To tho stockholders OF the Miskin Spring
Wheel company:
a part OF the records OF the company
were destroyed by fire In December OF
last year. In order that a proper record
may be compiled OF outstanding stock u
is necessary that all holders OF stock GER
tificates numbered from J to $40 inclu-
siVe. bearing date Of issue prior 10 Janu-
ary l. 1910. should send their certificates
for registry thereof Immediately 10
Henry |. Cobb. secretary. Mining Ex-
change building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
or those who prefer may send their cer
tncates to the bank of the Utah Savings
and Trust company, salt Lake City,
Utah. New certificates Will he promptly
returned TO the holders without cost 10
them. Please send In your certificates at
once.
BY order Of the board Of directors
HENRY 1. COBB. Secretary.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, March So.-Cattle-Ee-
CENTS s060: market, steady TO weak; ma
,E,aa sieors 256S40. COWS and heilcrs.
e. 6oSnT .a5: stockers and feeders. St6o@
Si5: bulls Si25@6.oo; calves. Sb.oO@S.I6;
western steers S60o@s2o, western COWS
HogswRcceipts 1000; market ,S@lOc
lower. bulk OF sales. $lo.56@ 1850; heaVs, sin y
$1O. .S0rl0.oO; packers and butchers sio'e00
@1o.s5: light $lc'3o@ 1912 pigs Ss'o'
Psheep-Rcceipts, 1000: market: steady
n,,1ttons STO0mS60; lambs Ss.ioIl ln:oo
a Eo fed western ewes. sI00@s.S0.
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Minneanolis Grain.

MGNNEAPOLGS. March 30.-FlaX
S2,31a.
Corn-No yellow. 557m57sc
Oats-No. white. ilMi1sc.
Rvc-No, o 69lm74lc
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New York Quotations,

NEW YORK. March G0,-Flour-2uict
but steady. Receipts. 1920 barrels:
shipments. 1900 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. steady. No red, Sl-25l
C. l. l. No. l northern, Sl.25 f. o b. OPP
tions-Wheat was flrmer most OF the day
on reports that tho rains in the south
west had been light and scattered but
trading was quiet and prices lost part
of the gain under realizing, and at the
close were &c 10 1tc net higher May
closed S123i; July, Sill: September,
slice. Receipts, none; shipments. 5000
bushels.
iIops-Dull.
Hidcs-Stcady.
Pctrolcum-Stcady,
Wool--Quict.
Sugar-Raw, steady, muscaVado, SO
test 3.SGc: centrifugal .96-tcst. i.36c.
molasses sugar .S9-tcst 3.6lc,
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|D[MAND FOR
STOCKS
Narrow and Apathet-
Buying Slow and
Uncertain.
|cAyIzATION IS
|IS0N CUNlERllbLEO
Short-Term Notes Is
ching, According
10 Experts.

u March 30.-Tbc course OF
,rement OF stocks shifted
Tho amounts offered for
n great volume, but the
-wf,Iclent 10 absorb them.
s,erlal concessions. The
appearance Of profess
,rc market was obviously
rafhetlc.
n wide application were
~ suddcn weakness shown
Z, convertible bonds. which
erhen issued" in the out
rnmpared with n price OF
,srday after rhc issue was
nrlce ran off 10 l032. II
n explanation that a pro-
n the right OF conversion
III IaiS first became known
.rIsode was cited, never
n a congestcd condition OF
~ in the market
is heard that an era OF
n Issues Is again approach
.s,al6ed the oyer-Supply OF
fhrrc years ago. Special
ID reason attaches 10 the
.Irman James J Hill of the
"a that the railroads Will
<spItal at the rate or ST.
<<sr for SIX years TO como
.oInte necessities. In face
M The demands for bonds.
ID and foreign domestic In
-res continues 10 fall off.
.mIch discussion Of the dan
,Seement 10 enterprise in a
~ IN the decision OF the
g before the supreme court.
= Of which is suggested In
I'm the death OF Justice
~ was n rally in prices
'me known that the supreme
n IN session on Monday,
zIbilIty Inferred Of decisions
down.
.srket vas apatletic and ir~
"a slight rccoverics Of some
1eclines.
psr value. sS.166. 900.
"a bonds were unchanged on
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The Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March S0.--Coffco closed
steady. net unchanged 10 . points lower
Sales were reported of 1000 bags. Clos
ing bids follow:
June. 6.90c: July. 6.95c, August aud Sep.
tember. 7.O0c. October and November
7.05c: December, T,10c. January and Feb,
ruarY. 7,15c.
Santos No. (. Ole: mild coffee, quiet
Cordova qRd124C
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Omaha.

OMAHA. March acknowledging
pa00. market slow to 10c lower. Native
steers se@s: COWS and nsifers; sows sS9T% and
betfers s3d5.7s: Gamers ;? 5OTi 90,
stockers and feeders. S3.75M /: calves 1925
Gs25; bulls. stays gae:' SS;1S@e'2S y i5c low
or IjcaTy si0.6OM1O.75. mixed. $40. 55@
1850: light, sic, o,4o@lo.35; pigs Ss4lo;
bulk Of sales, sioSo@l6oaSS5' 6aS -., - %
sheep-Receip1};s, loj5vS IS "6@ % pas: wetRers,
s3'soSs.5o: ewes. $725@s.S5, lambs. 1926
n 10 10
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,o,,s and hcifers. s3.75@s7 90: bulls and
nagy.linps and calves. So 5O0s5 so; stock
ers and feeders, 81. oo@$6 -. ,o -sa
Sheep-4500: slow lower; lambs. ~; cog
s,S D5.' vearlings 50. 006 50. 45; wethcrs,
&c aSGsS 65: ewes. IS 00mSS. 40
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CONTRACTS WANTED.

5000 acres of land TO plough, will
guarantee 80 acres per day, Address
J. II. Davis, 3l0 Atlas block, Salt Lake.
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st. Joseph.

special 10 The Tribune.
ST JOSEPH, Mo. March 2s-S le g.
,roo. STEADY to lowcri natives: sn.'sW
IS. 10, T5xss and Westerns so''0g ''o'
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15aporated Fruits.

M. March 30,-Evaporated
~i: spot laucy. 10c: choice.
eiN'sc; common TO fair.
Isly steady: CALIFORNIA; UP to
ie' Oresons, 509c.
fosy' choice. l0sM1lc; extra
sc; fancy. l9ll3c.
iey steady, choice. 6l@63c;
40 iAc; fancy. 1i07Sc,
'uled: loose muscatols. 33m
iancy seeded, 5m6gc: seed
London layers. SLlJml.25.
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r. Louis Wool.

2 s March 3O.-Wool-Un-
n 'ntory and western mediums,
mediums, lS@22c; fine. II
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COPPER MARKET DULL
WITH RATE UNCHANGED
English Market Closes Steady,
but With Slight Decline;
Lead Inactive.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. March "a
per, dull Standard spot. sl2.i5SD
Lead. dun ...............s4.423@45o
"iFer ''.'.. ..,..,..,.,......,..5 .52sc
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re Cotton Market.

nh. March 30.-Cotton-Spot
ven points decline. Middling
''"' middllng gulf. $l5.i5.
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Ie2s1ry Statement.

VI LION, March 30.-The condi-
n psasury al the beginning OF
n Nv was as follows:
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u York Bonds.

tco7lInterb Met Ais. SOs
\ .lO0Y I Mere NJ as. 81
.io2i Japan AS go. 96s
.fliYlK C So 1st 3s,. ~
Al .IfillL s deb As 1881, 934
7SilL & y uni as. oS
4. .i0o NJ X & T 1st is 9Si
VI s.i03t gen iis..-. :. SSt
Z IL. Sii Mo Pacific As. 50
.lO6l n r of NJ AS. %
ia. s?iN Y c s S3s... S9k
es deb is.... -. 95h
iIlllNYNH&H cv 6s.l3ii
h .lI5l Nav 1st c As. 9St
M a. aii cv a., s..103A
A !. e7iiNor Pacific Is. 100
~ IA. 9sil Nor Pacific 3s. 72S
4 !, 90i o s l. rfdg As. 9Sl
n Al, 81 Pa cv 3As 1915. 96g
= <- ..loTl Pa con 1s. .,. ..1o3a
q. .i0ii Reading & Is. 9S3
b 5s.i24 ST L&S + fg IS 81
= ID. .io9 gen S., 30. SSs
I0i; ST l. S'w C. 4s.. rs
Is. 9St Seab a J. As. -. S3l
. 9sil So Pac col Is. 81
Z ]ls s62 CIV As. .s ,.l0ls Z
<1 q N5 lst ref 5s.., 96l
/. &0l So Railway 5s. 107
y -,.lis gen is.. 80. ISa
a. Ia Union Pac Is. 99i
iisss cv is... ..l0Sl
N y ls.l00 lst and ref IS. 81
H.. ss u S Rubber Is. .l03
.. 20 u S Steel I'd 5sl0i2
y q = 70 Va Car Oh 5s 9sl
Is. &lWabash lst 5s ITO
-.i "A Isl and cN Is. 76l
a. ~ West Md is... S5l
H... IliWest II cv 5s.. s93
.l5si Wis Central is 93i
\ a.. ssi
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OFFICE HouRs-oAiLY 10 A. M. TO SUNDAY II TO p
THE KNOWLEDGE OF DISEASE Is HALE IT'S CURE

n All You Who Are In Need OF Spe-
clalist VIII Call on Me First, You
VIII Not Have So Many Doctor
Bills TO Pay. 81 Years In Salt Lake
City,
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
steady; No rye. soc; feed or mixing
barley 5o055c: fair TO choice mailing 9S
@67o; naX seed, No. l southwestern
60 ia: No 1 northwestern, s2.2e; timothy
seed $3.50. clover, sl2.b0: moss pork, per
I,arro1 s2aOO0 90. lard. per loo lbs
60 Ak short ribs, sides Cloosel. SIS 51.m
is7s: short ribs sides (boHedl, $li2S@
ia''' GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances Of wheat and hour
rocaints were SO5, 900 bushels. compared
r,Itb d4e 600 bushels the corresponding
Jav year ago. Estimated receipts Tor
,nmorrow; Wheat, 90 cars corn, ia cars !
oats on cars: hogs. 10000 head.
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Or. w. HIGGINS

80 w. THIRD SOUTH STREET.
Rooms l. and 3. McSorley Block.
THE MICROSCOPIC SPECIALIST
is the only scientific Specialist in
Salt Lake city using the microscope
10 form his diagnosis. He Will tell
each and every one OF you just what
your disease IS without any informa-
tion from you. he Will tell you all
about your disease better than you
can tell II yourself.
BY the use OF the MICROSCOPE we
can detect Calcut Cancerous Ma tier.
Carbonate of Lime, Albumen and all
cXtraueous substances mixed with the
Urine or Blood. This Is the scientific
principle of treating Chronic Dis
eases and Private Diseases Just call
and see for yourselves.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Totnl sales for tho day 6Ss.6oV snare
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Closing Stock List.

! Sales.l II. l.. else
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Qetntii6e Na1rtd)ten.
Bon Sntereiie fir Seben lit san
Nntpnip.

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SO, 9nffalo, Seem Oorf, aneinige
4genten fir bie Ser. Staoten.
Grinnert @u6 bes Nomens -
9oons = nno nehmt feline anoeren.
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@ns @nbreas Suffers stamm.

Slnoert Sabre iino in oielpn Sa-
gen peritri6et5 ieitoem Nnoreos So
fer Dor Elm fron5oiii6es ariegsge-
rift geItellt uno 5u Mol1tno erldol-
len mario. 9o moeen einige @orte
iiber bas S6idial lei1ter Natfonl.
MEN llno uber ieit geiittltln, oell
Sa1lobot nod nelbelm Ell ill Wun.
De oeS Golfes ser vGanolpirl bon
Boiieper" bieB, nift unluiGfomnler
iein.
@m 10. Mai 1909 bette Inoreos
Sofer BEN olterreidiIden Mbef in1t
benz 9einamen u@oler bon 8oiiepr"
erbalten> aber crit odt Satire nadt
ieiltem Sooe ipurbe fir leine Climber
ein a~oelsoiplom on~sgefertigt unc
ibnen Elm @pppen ertei(t, oeIicll
9iloer alegoriide &i1oa,tungcfl ol.i
Die fiibnen Soten &ofers iilio. %
iiebt mart in Dem aus bier Seloerrl
be%itebenoen S6ilb Ben rotten Siroler
9oler, einen 2orbeerfron5, etltnn 81
roller Sdiben auf einem Seller
ltno einen iilbernen 3innentllrm.
Gen @oppenbelm idnliift ser
idtpar8e oiterreidiide Doppelaofer
Sen Sanobof ertparb Damn &oiier
Seroinano BON Seiterreid) mn sen
Breis bon 1888 @nloelt, Dcrpor-
bette i'm in Elm laroesfitrltlid,es
Seben uno berlieb 6ieies sen ModJ-
fomlnen oes Seloen init Ser @eItim.
lnung, oaB es mad Dem MctGt scr
gritgebltrt forterben ioIte. ltno int
auguit 1888 IieB Safer Tesoinano
ii6 BET elmer SuIoigungsrelIe ollf
Dem SbloiIe Sirol BON Dem @llfe[
oes perepigten Seloen, BON s(rtorcos
Sofer @6lem bon 8oiiepr ols Ici.
mem 8aiaIlen ben 2ebnselo (ciiteu.
@noreos 9ofer's Sobn, So1onn 60.
fer BON 8aiiepr, SiroIer 2onomonn
uno 9err auf benz Sanobot er.
parb nod anoere Glitter ou5t, 10
Dob er ii6 @roBerunobeiiscr aenlle,l
fonnte, befleioete auberbem ons Mint
zines +. unb t. Observation-Disclosures
unb ftorb 1856 IN @ien.. Son Iei-
men aht &inoern fieI Ser dlteiie.
Soief Sofer goler bon Tallepr, als
2eutnont Der Siroler &oilerjGger
1848 in Stalien, aud Ser 8peiie, So
bann, itorb friib, unb 10 fnil Der
Sanobof oil Sen oritten, MnbreoS
nod ieiliem @roBnater genanrt, Der
Elm %gelebrter Serr, t. nn6 :. Motar
in @mitetten uuo Or. iuris litrius.
qlle, au6 &ei6srats- unb 2anotags-
abgeorbneter mar nno mebrfd6 gum
Sirpler Shiibenbauptmann iolpie
gum @brenbiirger einer &eibe bon
5iroler @emeinoen gepdblt lpuroe.
9a er finoerlos geblieben, fiel Der
Sanobof 1881 nod ieinem Eooe- on
ben nierten Der 8rii6er, &ar( Soier
gblen BON 8aiiepr, Oireftor oes +.
uno t. Heidsar9ips uno nit -eil,er
@ngldnberin permdblt. st itarb
1887 uno ieitoem lit ieiit 1lteiter
Sobn, 2eopolo SOBER @bIer D. SCI
iepr, Serr ollf Dem Snnbbofe. St
1T, nod Musipeis unierer Guellen,
As Sabre aft, 8eomter Der ltuotii6fn
@osanitalt in @ien uno unperbeira-
tet. Wfit ibm miiroe Der Wtonnes=
itamm @noreos 6ofer's, ieiiles llr-
groBboters, auslterben. Ser Sanb.
bof fGnte Damn, nod 8eitimmungen
Der Stiftsurfunoe, an Mnoreas So.
fer's Nahfommen meibliher Clinic,
oie 8ablreider 81 iein ideinen oils
Die Der m1nnlihen. l11o nod oerel
@erl6minoen fiele ser Son0bof ols
erleoietes 2eben an Die 8rone SeItcr-
reids 8ttriid.
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Sn BEN Bergen ipobnt Die Srei.
belt = aud ni6t mebr.