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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-04

tors at the Star Herald Office Mon |
day afternoon.
Bennett & Rice can sell you cal
icoes and other piece goods at
wholesale prices because they were
bought at sales conducted by the
various wholesale houses while Mr..
Bennett was in st. Louis.
The Salem Banner says Luther
Southworth, formerly of that place,
and Miss Myrtle Eagan of Ran
dolph county, were married few
days ago. Luther is well known
in Pocahontas, he having lived here
and at Maynard few years ago.
Mrs. Hattie Crosby returned from
st. LOUIS Saturday. She was ac.
companied home by her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Argo, and children, who
will visit relatives and old friends
here for few weeks.
Bennett & Rice have added a
nice line of J. B. Stetson hats to
their stock.
The Star Herald has just closed a
contract with DR.. W. E. Hamil and
the Acme Paint Co., for big line
of advertising for the Acme paints
this spring. The paint manufac-
tured by this company Is of the
very best and has stood the test
we'll, it Is said, by all who have
tried it in this county.
The attention of our readers is
called to the two proposed amend
ments to the constitution to be
voted on at the next general elec-
tion. The notice of these amend.
ments will be published in each is
sue of the Star Herald from now
until the election and every body |
will be able to become thoroughly |
familiar with them.
Joe Ham, who got his leg brok-
en- last week, Is resting well at the
home of his brother-in law, Ben A.
Brown. His wife came down from
last week and is stay
ing with him. He will probably
be able to return home some time
next week. In the meantime it is
said Joe's nelghbors are going ahead
with his house and will likely have
it completed by the time he is able
TO return home.
W. X. McIlroy was in town
first of the week closing deal in
which he purchased l60 acres of
ine land on Elevenpoints river.
W lille here he also secured sub
,criptlons for more than 800 in
cash which will be applied as cash
prizes in the boys corn contest.
Walter Is taking great interest
in this work and is to be congrat-
llated on the great snccess he is
attaining.
Glass No. /, of the Methodist
Sunday school, under the direction
Df Mrs. Pearl Bispham and Mrs. b.
B. Fisher, are preparing to put the
play, "Two Wedding Rings" on
at the opera house about the first
of April. This class is one of the
most enthusiastic bands of church
workers in our city. They now
have in their treasury about $40.
This and the proceeds of the play
will go towards the new church,
now under construction.
A horse and mule, the property
of w. K. Lewis, which were sup
posed to be affected with CLAN
ders, mention of which was made |
in this paper recently, w're killed
and burned under the supervision
of John r. Kizer. A subscription
of more than $50 was made up by
citizens to partly reimburse Mr..
Lewis for his loss. The premises
about which the diseased stock was
kept have been thoroughly dlsin-
fected and it is hoped the disease is
stamped out.
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MARKET FOR GRAINS
IS GENERALLY WEAKER
Weather Reports From the
Southwest Induce Heavy Sell
ing, Causing Declines.

CHICAGO. April 4.-Indicatlons OF a
complete break in drouth conditions in
the southwest started general selling OF
wheat today which resulted in declines
OF moro than 1 cent In all deliveries. Corn
and oats closed at material declines. Pro-
visions held firm all day
Wheat was subjected 10 heavy selling
pressure nil day, with the exception OF
O snort period during the first hour. Do
nestle and foreign news and statistics
were almost exclusively In favor of the
bears. The weather bureau issued a spc-
clal forecast today. which indicated gem
eral rains for the entire United States this
week. From s1.07l. touched early I'm the
day, July dropped TO 81 .06. September In
the meantime sold of from Sl.03s to
S1.O33. The market closed weak, with July
AZ Sl.O6i and September at S1.O3i to
81 OBJ
Renewed liquidation. principally in May,
caused losses OF about ! cent In all de-
liveries OF corn AS result OF the poor
demand, cash grain declined &c TO &C.. No.
yellow selling at sac. May sold be-
tween 593c and 60k@6tc. The market
closed weak at net losses OF g@ac to &c.
with May It soc.
oats were weak owing 10 the break in
telling OF n large acreage seeded to oats
market closed weak at net declines OF 30
&c to &c.
Provisions closed firm at gains of sc TO
22nc. The May delivery closed as fol-
lows: Pork, S25.l7S; lard. $3.50; ribs.
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THE QUICK SERVICE co.

This Company has just been organized
Tor the purpose Of doing a general truck
Ing business for profit IN Salt Lake city.
IL fs the intention OF the Company 10
give especial attention 10 contracts that
involve the transportation OF large and
heavy loads. 1t has been demonstrate ted
that In such contracts, assuring full
loads. direct haul and continuing
month after month. the percentage OF
profit reaches the maximum
The medium Of transportation 10 be
used by the Quick Service Company is
the electro gasoline truck known as
Couple Gear and manufactured at
machine used by the Plttsburg Mallea-
bic Iron Company. the Illinois Steel Com
pany, the Dold Packing Company. the
Pullman Company, the Larkin Soap Com
pany, and many other of the great firms
Is always ready for tho very heaviest
loads and one that will not fail with
those loads. either mp hill or down.
through snow. over ice or in deep mud.
power trucks were introduced In the
east by the large electric companies. II
was said that this was an experiment
that would soon prove failure ~ any
rate. il was claimed that the electric
companies could afford TO operate these
power. while other firms would ind the
price OF the power that they must pur~
chase prohibitivc, The fallacy of this
was quickly proven In the fact that firms
of every description I'm the eastern cities
were buying their power truck. and
quickly following with others In numbers
to meet their needs.
The value OF this means of trdnspo--
tation became quickly known. especially
the fact that Il was cheaper and more
certain than that afforded by the use Of
horses The result was that in n short
time every city Of one hundred thousand
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persons or upward had its power trucks
either privately owned or in the hands
Of local companies who were doing pub
lie hauling FOR profit.
Last June the General Manager Of this
Company secured the state agency for
Couple Gear truck. and Immediately in
stalled one for demonstration purposes.
Intending at odd moments TO do such
hauling for the public as might come
To him without solicitation. He made
a few contracts for hauling. and the
work was done with such speed and
economy that in few weeks he was
contracts. The business offered him
would have required the constant serv-
ices Of four OF the largest trucks. These
contracts ranged all the way from a
single load per week to one that called
for the unloading and delivery OF two
hundred cars Of cement.
With this vast amount of business at
hand. TO acquire which no effort what
socyer wns made. II is obvious whst
n crying need there Is in Salt Lake City
power trucks adequate In size and SUI
hcIent In number TO handle this rapidly
growing traffic. There Is An unaccountn-
BILE amount of transportation business 10
be done in this city that can hardly be
done by horses Tho work under this
hardship upon the animals. Salt Lake
is ready and asking for this Quick Serv-
Ice Company with its swift. sure. eco
nomical principle and means of trans
porting heavy freight in large quantities.
Stock Ia now on the markot--a limited
amount Of preferred stock to go at I5c
.hare. The preferred stock will dra W
10 per cent dividend before common stock
can participate.
Those interested may learn full par
Company. 30o-lO Dooly block, Salt Lake
City.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Return Mining Company,

Principal place OF business. 325 Atlas
block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the directors. held on the 10th
day OF March. 1910. an assessment OF one
cent Cc) per share was levied on the
promotion stock OF the corporation paya-
BILE Immediately to Joe Hause secretary
OF the company, at his office at 325 At
las block. Salt Lake City. Utah. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the lith day Of April
1910, VIII be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before will be sold at
the above mentioned place, on the End
day of May, 1910. at o'clock D. M Of
said day. to pay the delinquent assess
Tnent together with the cost OF advertis-
ing and expense Of sale.
JOE HAUSE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. March II. 1910.
f2s70
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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 al meet
ing OF the board OF trustees, held on the
5th day OF March. 1910, an assessment
OF one % cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation pay
able on or before April .. 1910 at the
office OF the treasurer. 50 South State
street Salt Lake City,
Any stock upon which this assess
n1ent may remain unpaid on Saturday
April .. 1910. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before VIII be
sold on the 2Sth Gay OF April. 1910 at
o'clock p, m. OF said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessment. together with the
costs CT advertising and expenses of sale
4. w. RAYBOULD
Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, Utah. March s. 1910
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BUSINESS BRISK ON
THE PRODUCE MARKET
Conference Visitors Furnished
With Good Supply of Sea
sOnable FOOdstUfs.

owing to conference. Monday was a
fairly busy day on the local produce mar
ket. despite the fact that IL was the frst
day Of the week. and the dealers greeted
the conference visitors with good supply
OF scasonablc catables Perhaps the hcav-
lest demand was in the fruit liae, deal!
heaviest sales.
There was plenty Of nice bananas ana
oranges on tho market Monday and
these met with n good sale, 10 be sure.
Quotations were steady practically no
changes being reported over prices OF last
week.
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NEW YORK. April i.-Flour lower
Receipts, % .295 barrels; shipments. es9a
barrels
Whcat-Spot. easy: No. rcd; Sl.2f bid
p i and No | northern, sl2i nomi-
nal f. o. b. Option wheat was firm early
on buying by traders on ,li bullish stat, stot,
crop reports. but the Kentucky report
aud prices declined ON this and the In
crease in the visible supply and reports
that three loads OF American NO. red
wheat had been brought into New York.
81 the close prices were &c net lower.
NAV closed ut sl.22i; July closed at
si.j4B; September at n.les Receipts
70 900 bushels; shipments. 3',ioo'
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MARKET FOR METALS
IS STEADY, BUT DULL
only Slight Changes Noted in
the Quotations Prevailing at
Close of Week.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK. April 4-The market for
Standard copper was steady today with
spot and April quoted at sI27751l3 0O: +:
May, Sl2.500l300; June. Sl2.S2lmi3. 90
and July at si2.S5G11S 0o The London
market was unchanged, with spot at {, 5S
Is od and futures at $50 IS, No arrivals
were reported at New York TODAY. Gus
tom house returns showed exports of 9I5
s91s. s'g Local dealers quote lake copper at
Sl@ 1880; electrolytic at Sl3.OoGSl3. 25,
ana casting Mt S12.75@13.00.
IN was easy with spot closing at sS3 90
m"@. 20; April, S33.00623.10; NAV, s33 OoI0
ssh: June, S33.05M33.20, and July s33 is
@53.2o Sales were reported OF five tons
July at $500 The English market re-
covered part of an opening loss and
closed hrm, but al n considerable decline.
Win spot quoted at Gl50 rs Cd and fu-
lures at El52 12s cd.
Lead was steady. with spot quoted at
Ni0@i.60 at New York and $42004 25
EAST ST. Louis. The London market was
lower at Gl2 15s.
Spclter was dull with spot quoted at
y. 1855 New York and at s537J654Tt
East st Louis. The London market was
unchanged at e23.
Iron was unchanged at Sis 4sd for
cleveland warrants I'm London. Locally
the market was quiet. No / foundry.
northern. slS.00GlS.50; No. . northern
No | southern and No. 1 southern soft
at SlI15@1S.25.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. April i.-CattIe-Reccipts.
estimated at 1000; market strong
becves. SS.65ms.60: Texas steers. $1,000
$50; western steers. S500M7.00; stocltcrs
and feeders, $3.90M675: cows and hciGers
S2.S507.25; calves, SS.OOM9=5.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at is, 600;
market strong; light, Sl0.456l0.s0: mixed.
SlO.56@l090: heavy, S1060G1O92l: rough,
d1O.925; pigs. $500 1850; bulk of sales,
Si0.TOml0.S5
Shecp-Receipts estimated at 1000:
market weak l0c lower; native. S5.35d
800: western. $5.6om9.O0: yearlings. $50
d9.2o; lambs. native. sS.35Il0l0: west
eyn s91OmlOl5.
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NOTICE.
To the stockholders OF the Miskin Spring
Wheel company:

To the stockholders OF the Miskin Spring
Wheel company:
a part of the records OF the company
were DESTROYED by tr0 in December OF
last year In order that a proper record
may be compiled OF outstanding stock II
is necessary that all holders OF stock GER
tifiCatcs numbered from 1 TO 500 inclu-
slve. bearing date OF Issue prior TO Janu-
ary l. 1910. should send their certificates
for registry thereof Immediately to
Henry l. Cobb. secretary, Mining En-
change building. Salt Lake city. UtaE
or. those who prefer. may send their ccr-
liAcates to the bank OF the Utah Savings
and Trust company. Salt Lake City.
Utah. New certificates win be promptly
returned 10 the holders without cost to
them Please send In your certificates n
once.
BY order of the board OF directors
HENRY |. COBB. Secretary
f5IoT
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. April 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. II 200; steady; l0c higher; native
steers. S6.25@s.50; cows and heifers 1915
at: stockers and feeders, S460@6.50:
bulls. S4d6.1Q; calves, s4.50nS75; west
ern steers. sS.75@s; western cows, sag
$50.
UoEs-Reoepts, 1000; market steady to
strong: bulk or sales. Sl0.500l0.70; heavy.
$4,000 10 so; packers and butchers. sos
TlO7O heavy. Sl0.70I 1880; packers and
butchers $l0S0I107o: light. $l0300
10. SO; pigs. S9.50@l0.
ShecpSReceipts, 5000; market steady;
InIttons, STmS4o; lambs. Ss75610; fed
Western wethers and yearlings, $3.50
q 40: fed western ewes. s6.I5@S.2O
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FREST IS NOT
||P TO STANDARD
a Shows Few Periods of
"a Activity, With Long
berieds of Dullness.
qpATED DECISION OF
IIIpREME COURT FACTOR
|)pinion Is Not FOrthcOm-
StagnatiOn Is at Once
the Result.

YORK. April i.-Some features
LII we're discernible through the
',ullnsss OF the days dealings In
.,tfough the net price changes
|,onsequential. One was the cX-
..iuuess OF the market In the
mem there were any STRINGS
..Ion. This was strikingly mani
I. vide fluctuations at which or
4 executed in the little furry
.r<eded the assembling OF the
- o1rt.
"A been some selling by bear
he first hour on the chance
<1ior adverse TO the American
-npany would be handed down
A the point OF interest was that
ME- OF buying orders there was
.||o, from 1851 to 1864 on the
of a 500 share block OF Union
-rstlon was suggested whether
sliccs disclosed. in the market
/, due In part TO the going into
Inv OF the new reform rules of
snRe directors against manipula-
.ijces. A favoritc device OF the
Tors was To put in an order for
mount of stock for "all or none,
IS affective often in moving the
hout any actual transaction be-
nary. IL was Inferred that the
In disCouraging such orders
Responsible for the open spaces
ordcrs that were encountered
res moved today with any de-
apse OF the market elto stagna-
nr IL became known that no
Tobacco decision would come
ee force To This s>Ipposition OF
sps for the neglect Of the mar
I the suspense of awaiting this
Judicial decision. Statistics Of
|al of Commerce on the recent
new securities threw light on
3 OF the present symptoms OF
1e market. For the past quar-
bal reaches the prodigous figure
if65 par value. of which $780,
he Issued in March. Last year
s but S$62, ,376. $50 issued for the
ihc first quarter and but SI5.-
March.
n money market is unaffected
n export movement and by the
) reserve shown by the SatuT-
Natemcnt is due to the languld
N stock market purposes.
sere heavy. Total sales, par
's4. 900,
States bonds were unchanged
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The animal meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Salt Lake City Improvement
company Will be held al the office of
the company. No. 80 South Main street.
in Salt Lake City. Utah. on Tuesday,
Apri! IL. 1910 from o'clock a. m TO 8
o'clock p. m. for tho purpose cf elect
ing directors and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before said meeting.
l.. l.. GODDARD. Secretary
Dated March 25. 1910. f444S
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Omaha,

OMAHA, April I.-Cattle-Receipts.
100, l0c higher Native steers. $6.0OGD
s 10: COWS and heifers. S3.5O46.3O: west =
crn steers. sS.T5@7.OO: cows and heifcrs.
$2s0@5.SO: Gamers. S2.25G3.75; stockers
and feeders. $3.50 100: calves. si.25@
S %: bulls stags. etc. s3.50@6.0O.
Hogs-Rcceipts. 5000 market shade
lower; heavy. siO.eO@lO.75; mixed SlO55
@lO.65: light. slOi0miO65: pigs, $9.O0g
1000: bulk OF sales. s10.l0@lO.65.
Shcep-Receipts. 1900: market l502 25C
lower; ycarlngs. sS.256S00; wethcrs,
S7.25@S.4O: ewes, S7.0oWS.2O; lambs, $500
@9.75.
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SEALED BIDS.

VIII he received by the undersigned prior
10 April IS for the following concessions
at Wandawprc, season 1910: Candy
stand. restaurant. sandwiches and red
hots soda fountain and Ice cream (bot-
tied soft drinks). popcorn and peanuts
bowling alley, shooting gallery, shoot the
chutes, Japanese tea garden md ping
pong. gasoline launch. Ice cream cones
skating rink, bathing pool. The resort
reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids. Ed. McClelland. address care OF
Wandamerc Park
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April f.-Butter-Flrm
active; creamery specials, 32r: extras; SiG,
third 10 Grsts 25m3pr. held SECONDS 70
sncoIsls 13G3Oc; western factory. "a
&c; western imitation creamery, 25@2oc'
Chceae--Stcady.
9oi n oGc. do rccular packed extras hrsts
99sp22Jc: do nrsts. 2l4@22c, southern
nrsts, 31im21lc,
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st. Joseph.
Special to The Tribune,

Special TO The Trlbune,
SOUTH ST JOSEPH Mo. April u
CattIe-Receipts. 1900; steady to strong
natives. s6.506S,25; Texas and westerns.
e.. 5OMi.25; cows and hefers. S3.56Gp6.76;
bulls and stays. $f.00d6.5o. veals. 81 O0a
. 40. ycarlings and calves. SS.50M $50 ;
stockers and feeders, sl.00m6.5o,
Sheep-Receipts. 250c: l0c and 2Qc low
or. lambs 50 00M9.S0. ycarlngs, SS.50Q
o 20: wethers. f7.7o@s.25 ewes. Sl5o@
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New York Money,

NEW YORK.. April i,-Close:
Prime mercantile paper |la5 per cent
Sterling exchange. strong. w!th tctual
business in bankers bills at $i:Si9'Ng
$3.50 for siNty-day bills and at $iSLS5
for demand o1,c,
Commercial bills. s4.Si@4,si4.
Bar silver, o23c.
Mexican dollars, 4lc.
C;overnment bonds. steady; railroad
Money on call. steady. 1l@3 per cent;
ruling rate q per cent; closing bid and
offered at per cent,
Tn,ne loans, very dull and steady siNty
davs, % per cent: ninety days and six
months 4 per cent.
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New York Sugar,

NEW YORK April 4.-sugar-Raw
hrm Muscoyado so test S'sHc: S',c, cenSri SaI.
80, 2 SIC: refined. steady; crushed, o.H1C,
ooranuIated. 525c; powdered S.35c.
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. April f-The VlsibIe sup
nlv of grain in the United Statcs Satur-
day. April 2. as complied by the New
work. nrodlice exchange was as follows
Wheat % 00a 900 bushels: increase.
Corn Is IA. 900 bushels; decrease. $685.
600 ,,o.o ozo ooo
Rvc sSs 0nO bushels; increase. 1000
Barley. $4,000 bushels, increase 49,
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Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Bntter.oFirmt
VI 1S,,,s sSa,,s peceIpts, 20.2ti cases. firm at
maTlt; caSes Included. ls@2oc; firsts, 2lc:
primo firsts, &c, ,,e,,,
y Cheese Steady; daisies. li@l re
i5c: long horns. lilml5c.
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Fruits.

.2Hk. April i.-Evaporatcd APP
a ,,ancy. l0c; choice, SmS}c:
tpsc. common TO fair. 6d6lc,
A S2ss,rely steady; California up 10
[t,5c; Oregons. 5M9c,
. : iEasy choice. l0Amilc: extra
tii.c; fancy. l2@I24c.
inactive; choice. 6iA67c; eX-
pe.9 ttc; fancy. 7t07ic.
F, ftasy; loose Muscatel, 3sm5gc:
ncs seeded. 5m6fc; seedlcss.
--olloon layers, s115m1.20.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady; No. 2 rye. soc: feed or mixing
barley. 50m53c: pair To choice mailing.
57m66c: flax seed No. ! southwestern,
s2.20; No. 1 northwestern. s2.30; timothy
seed 81 so. clover. Sll.5O; mess pork. per
barrel. S25. % al $25 .379; lard. per 100 lbs,
$1,000: short ribs, sides, Ooose): sl3 25M
sl3 s2s; short clear sides, boxed), SlI 25
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And. In accordance with the law and
the order OF the board OF directors, made
on the attn day of January. 1870. so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock rs
may be necessary win he sold at public
auction at room "a. Commercial block.
Salt Lake city, Utah, on Thursday, April
IA. 1910. at o'clock p. m, To pay the
delinquent assessment together with tho
cost OF advertising and expense Of sale.
J.. w. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Office. 81 Commercial block. Salt Lake
CITY Uid f5l@S
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal to 10000 bushels. Primary
receipts were 10000 bushels. compared
With $4,000 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. The visible wheat sup
ply In the United States included .3li. 900
bushels for the week. The amount Of
breadstuff on ocean passage included
400. 900 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 81 cars. corn. 23G
cars, oats. Ii2 cars; hops. 10000 head.
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st. Louis Wool

sr LOUIS April l., -Vool--Unchauged
,.,adi,,u, grades combinE and clothing.
9o652Tc light fine. lna26c. heavy inc'
Id01iac. tub washed. l9mS6c.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Promontory Mining company. Prlnci-
pal place OF business at 81 Commercial
block Salt Lake City, Utah
NOTICE-Therc are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account
OF assessment levied OH the 4th day OF
January, 1910. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. TO wit:
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Lawn Mowers Sharpened,

New method. Knudson s Novelty
Mfc Co, $50 South State, Both Phones
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treasury Statement.

'SGrON. April 4.-The condi-
Wy treasury at the beginning Of
poay was as follows:
f,ndr
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New York Flour and Grain,

Total sales Tor the day. 349,5oo shares