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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-05
Total sales for tho
BOSTON Wool Market

BOSTON. April 4.-The Commercial
Bulletin of Boston will say tomorrow.
Up to Thursday. when news came trotn hun
decided upon by the ways and means
committee, trading had improved some,
what in the Boston wool marker, seVerai era,
tbronrh The atmosphere changed con-
siderabiy. however. when the new posi-
tion at Washington became known ana
the latter part OF the week he's been eS-
tremely dull Up 10 this writing. how
aycr Driccs have not changed materially
from those In force a week ago
The west has not yet made any M ae- e,.
cjded move In the matter OF fnarkeolns to,, ,,nas
which really do not form basis upon
which n frIre the cost Of the new woods.
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REVIEW OF TRADE
General Outlook Satisfactory; conserva
tIsm Manifest.

NEW YORK. April 4.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
IrregulaJity with a tendency toward
more or less repression Is the chief
Characteristic Of trade advices. 1t is true
that retail trade has improved somewhat
and that returns from the northwest gen
orally and from parts OF the southwest
show activity, but. on the other hand, the
situa ton In the south as well as in the
food stricken areas in the west, is suffi-
clent to curtaiI buying, while In the east east
mark time. In fact, II is probable that
there is a general desire to go slow, es-
peclaI1y as tariff matters arc now well
TO the front, while at the same time
money and credit matters demand at
tention.
Business failures FOR the week ending
April were 237, which compares with
col In the like week or 1912.
There were twenty-seven failures in
CANDIDA
Wheat. including -four, exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending April ,. aggregate 4.0S1. .41S
bushels. against 3,421,5i2 bushels this
week last year,
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y Easy.

lrp raiss were easy ana Indications
hs favorable bank statement to-
~ and this in lace OF the heavy
-.sl Of cash TO Cincinnati.
ntsnt advance in the stock mar
~ been highly speculative and
q Il The expense of the shorts.
PIC! Is counting upon a conserva- :
IiaEe from President Wilson re-
Ne tariff and a favorable su-
t'un decision.
zrset looks good
go market joined tne stock eX-
toczJ In an effort 10 make Its
more orderly and, incidentally,
,t'ssllng 10 the average outside
The energetic young men
ard sell stocks in the middle OF
sissl with hoarse yells and cryptic
sere told today that hereafter
would be punished by fines
nom $40 10 s25 and that per
BLENDERS would De expelled. Two
O the stock exchange were
,e'erday for disorderly conduct on
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO, April 4taHossmKsceippsI io1ss ips :
yesteraay's e.gty, average; bulk OF sales. s9;oog
SIS: lights, sse5@s.ao; mixed. ss.7S Is @s;;.e az;
heavy, SIS 55@o.15; rough. ss.5S@S'7o; PIGS
S'iss CaftieHReceipts 1000; market. shade
h,eher; strong: beevcs. s7.20@s.2o; Teas noG
steers. ss7o@ss5: western steers; 80 sS;9gga
so: stockers and feeders, Ss,loWsse:iSo e. 10 SGi
cows and heifers. s3'7o@s.Zo' caves cow
@sie ss6ieep-Receipts; 1000: market. st, STEADY Id
to ioc higher; native ss.10@7I5;o o western s,a
natiwe i've ss7i5Mss 90; western. 17@58s,so.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. April d,-Money on call.
easier; S@4 per cent: ruling rate. 81 per
cent: closing bid, 81 per cent: offered at
81 per cent.
Time loans. easier; sixty and ninety
days, 4s@5 per cent; six months. ~ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5sM6 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business in bankers bills at s1.S5.G0 for
sixty-day bills and at si.S725 for demand.
Commercial bills si.S22
Bar silver. 5Sc
Mexican dollars 4I5c.
Government bonds. flrm.
Railroad bonds. firm
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than would otherwise have been the

than would otherwise have been the
case,
Strong forces appear to be srrayed mo-
mentarily on the side OF advancing
prices. but it appeared as though some
distribution took place in recent leaders
under cover Of the strength In special
ties. and such other stocks as did not
heretofore participate in the advance.
We will have congress with us Monday,
and conflicting Washington reports will
bly, govern the action Of market
as Will, OF course. the supreme court
findings in case decision should be
handed down in the Minnesota rate case.
Gallagher letter. New York-Jim But
Ter continues feature OF mining stocks.
Short covering and favorable reports
from property cause of buying by public
and western sources. Looks like higher
prices Cigar Stores strongest and mnst
active Of industrials Standard Oil stocks
strong and there is q good demand for
strong and sentiment cheerful
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Kansas City,

KANSAS cITY ART5l J%a sa;,1Ss1ns; 1MSS5,Inh mar.
eeipts. 300 inclutdiine lSS stseTs sH5o@s So
ket, strong; steers se.7S@s,so; southern
COWS and sso@Soc nasys snS tssS
ers SO sS,2WW''I no. wsstern steers, S.25@s.6oi
yS:egmg,Vco Syes9ern cows. s45o@7.e5. &. lower
ksssiD.ss $1,000: 5000 aFhst hssyS Is s@ssss @
'sSi ss5i gsfhsS5ss gsssfshsSses SnG piss s75dSsss -,
shleepERecepts. 5000 Soios *: markse cocrad ge de
higher; n!tosn77o Shs 7o ssaET'' Sanse wethers and
aar1incs lsmIiH, sS.soa75o: range ewes 5000
mR.60
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. April 4..GattlsnRe- Sat s,.frs
oeipts. ZOO market strong: natsXe ~ oos S5sefs Is
sSSss COWS sna ssa9eFz4 4exss ssgps
ysSn@s7 Is: cows and heifers. s5.oodS.I6'
CLOGS aHIEoegssEReceIpts, $500; nsrseHts lover ',sr
heasS ssso@$75; light ss'5mssssSsoj e 5SssSo pigs
S';sSa 'soeaenwReceipts a90y $500; market. higher
,,es ,,In9s s6.75d7.50; wethers. so.ooP6.sV
ia n1hs. ss.00@S.S5.
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NEW YORK, April I'D

VIII say TOMORROW.
The general trade outlook is very sat
Isfactory, although conservatism In all
branches is manifest. The disastrous
floods OF last week caused more or less
Interruptions to transporting and dis
tributing agencies but as those are re-
stored a return to full normal activities
is expected. Fortunately, the flood dam
large as the first reports Indicated,
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RANGE OF THE LEADING ruTr
CASH QUOTATIONS

wheat-No red. 81 o56s1. .os1so No red. a5c
aslolt No. hard, aiIsaa4c No, hard. eoT
s3,sc: No. northern. 9i39l,5c, No. northern.
Se9e0>zc No. northern. S66s9c: No. 2 spring.
sS09oc: No. snr!ng. sSGsSc; No oprIng. 500
Soc; velvet ehaff, Soaaic: durum. so6o6o
Corn-No, yellow. 65ET5sac; No. ., 52d6i5.c;
No white. S9StMc: No. yollow. 52G55c;
No : So952c, No. white. 52c, No yellow,
5ifl5ec.
oats-No 2. s2xc; No. vhito. s7pso: No. 3
white 8sMq3I&o; No, white 52S33&c; stan
dard. 55x156Hc.
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uu.rs Lead Market.

n wspsrs led the market Further
Ery d Improvement in trade condi-
< Sae current. There was good buy
4 4 Tennessee Copper that advanced
| pts 70 3is on the report that the
TX would inaugurate a system OF
|rry payments OF Z per cent. with
4 Exhibitions from time TO time as
tz.A BY trade conditions.
|kasm Pacific was firm at 1925. The
= ,as not advanced proportionately
10. rest Of the list and. taking into
*lEslIon the known short interest In
.hns. further rise Is looked for,
IA houses were sellers OF stocks
4 c;yosing OF proba bly,, 10000 shares
|Is,s principally Steel
y toai market developed a decided
ense There was 2 broad market
II convertible issues and bonds Of
Esat grade. Chesapeake & Ohio
|Hr IN exception. and they were
EH sympathy with the firmness in
5rsk
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NEW YORK, April 4.-Copper-Steadv.
standard spot TO June, s14. .75015. .2s.
electrolytic. $3.50; lake, SIS .5o@15. 81.
casting. s15.25.
T1n-Qulet spot, April and Nav. s47 ~
@f.62; June. SAG. S0@47 %.
Lead-Steady; 81 80 bid.
Spelter-Quiet; sb.75@6 .95.
numony-Nominal; Cookson's, So. .o0.
Iron-Steady, unchanged.
copper arrivals, $40 tons. Export this
month; SS15 tons. London copper quiet
spot, e6S SIS Sd: futures, c6s 6s I'd,
s213 7c Cd.
London lead, ELS lis Sd,
London spelter G26
lron-Cleveland warrants, 65s Cd in
London.
Closing Stock List.
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liISSS liiISSSks, BONDS,
- PROVISIONS,
COTTON.
e''''.A Pollock & Co.

% MAJ AND BROKERS,
SAT- Street lHerald Bldg,).
Is'stsnNo Wires to all Markets.
"a 'e Relay TO New York
I1a Or IeInoers all Exchanges.
- hountaiL Liberal Margins. Spe-
states reisphons 8
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Nsw York Produce

,ai-snts' April 4.-Tlour, steady.
ao5 81 y sstsady, No, . red. sL11s
|h H.iHsLiS | o. b. ahoat. Futures:
0c' July. 97sc; September,
@ W. wool. quiet.
fnr,, Petroleum. STEADY
'sntrifuvsSa Muscovado. SO test,
fsaaed sa,i a. a5c; molasses sugar,
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TELEPHoNE DIRECTORY.

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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, April 4.-Butter-Firm
Creamerles. 27@34c.
Eggs-Steady. At mark. cases included.
l66lTc: storage frsts, 1Sc. frsts, lie.
Potatoes. lower; Michigan, 446i6c:
Minnesota. i3@46c; Wisconsin. 4o@47c.
Poultry, weaker; dressed turkeys, 1Sc;
live chickens. Ice. live springs, 16c.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK April a-BradstrcctF Bank Clear
fugs Report for the week ended April 8. shows
aggregate OF s3 OF 900 against g, T5e 2s3 900
last week aud s3.727tt2oo0 IN the corresponding
week last year
Llnt OF tho cities
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waea saN Futures Steady.

+ lp1I. !, April 4--coree closed
. .he, !, 'st.ic: May. 11.aac; June.
" March !, august, ll.7ic; Sep
snlos is is''six ,x, steady; No. I Rio.
kslic no, ~. l39c; mild. dull; Cor
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81 Louis Woo,

4 padss april 4.-wool. steady;
a llght nv ,ccomeing and clothing.
! hb.was Isne: l9Q21c; hcavy hns
oesned, 27@3sc y hi7'
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,a asVaporated Fn,ita

aased april f,-Evaporated ap-
y j, STEADY.
y, stsssppe sss sppeaches, firm.
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~ coon JoB BEINGS TWO,

That's why the Century continupgs M ps. 70
grow. Century Printing 20" yy,o, ';ro,,oui U1t !
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\ % ,.,,l shls fiscal year Us sl4,-
aar 'sAhst deficit of s9.75o, III
isslS' % lor receipts, disbursements
I'd nnhul hul oehcit exclude Panama
'uplc debt transa ctlons.
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The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
4 0PLAGDD DUo0E0TIoN

- UY u Hardy of the City Record
0pense reduction commission for He wants
Governor Anmons father the duty
of which shall be plans that will reduce
government He says:
1.-The frequently been made the running
of the state the salary list under Governor
ShafrOh much under the combined
Butche and Mcdonald
This statement has been denied it taken
And this political dcussionto ncompetency
political made merely show the tendency
the burdens of taxation
1.-The of this added expense the that the
institutions been greatly handicapped that
suffering mixing
state affairs up badly
Just and think of The salary list under
Shafroth combined
And will be about the under Ammonia Have you noticed
marked Have you noticed
any benefits all this ohcasi Don't you
think that had under Mcdonald
needs of business get together and
work out reductions in state expenses
The state overaxed Too people feeding the
the reduction of
gahers who about the talking politics and running for
olhce At the public expense.
Governors have been calling all knd Of
theories and that add the burden Of taxation
question
- racng Tie Of state We would like hear
Ae pcitioiGns begin talk oee We would like
Asar logical plans sdv,s0 for rsaetioo
- vssad lie 70 osvs.sr A-ssa H. prss
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

DvOCATES of the application of Eugenics
Athe betermen of the receive
contribution to the Technical World by Bailey Miiard
csuc in his remarks he much that strongly presents
other side of the claim made by scientists others
"ShOrt-haed and long haired shouting
the lecture platform that practical only
a social ills and great quiet wemesning people being
off their feet by blasts
served also that solid still standing
a eugenst intends his work of redemption
stock farm plan. He camors for scientific mating
seecve breeding He that only the fit
shall be allowed to marry and have children
Eugenics, preached ty the radicals full falaces
its actual working would allow parenthood
three of the population thing
ito burn down house in order smoke
would be desirable to fo humanity such laws
atics they have actually
matter angels fear to eed the holy ground marriage
relations, the Oveuest will
ground and fence it in and put signs of No Tepassne
by the Fit After cod calculating maeratc
atory marriage of the perfect pair
have you that they will strong healthy
children the village wagonmaker his wfe
ever'
The against eugenics presented
than the words quoted Outside of the
ting this the generally proposed
reform.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
81 nD0Y

Nov and tAsa, Il tAaae esal etisos Who
VssA nssvievs srgag Ps Ito hsy 1t hs roaing these
vhs doat patssase Asos inAntrs" " felou
essss se ssssAy ~ hardly rAis fsH eai.s
h atts.tiss 70 tAs - ebt The bsa tAe and the ~
d6etrise of Psseties vhat ~ preseA-
There Pssps y this coannnity vhs eain be
bsos~ wAe ersvi tAs frsat bsaei.s
ling and spost hot sir sr s0poa.d prars. and thsa
As.s to thsir oss. dig vsAanhA catalogue Of Chi
eago Dsve Kssaas CIV house and proceed rake
order for soAi.g they 80 I'D get cheaper q
he fewer boostesv Of Ais kind
town and Grand Junctiaa to ~ toe large
stock Of this kind
We have known certain baers Who have talked in the
public prints about "bsng home trade send Of
for large orders Of furniture Se oe giving
local dealer chance It saan eonsniaion; other bOOse
depending home their
town for commodities Of exay the qualities handed
at home but the price might be little cheaper To work the
for free advertising and send Of for
because they could few the printing
favo1ite Of of these "boOsters.'
Really ought to print honor roll of such consistent
boosters but cant much Junction
ne.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
THE REWARD o. KgoWIDo4
= = = = =

X/HEN it to vsratoa Of f., fifty three hun
dred and fifty sacks of potatoes to the
something In almost instance this
resents the difference between Intelligent scientific
agricultural lines and the together plan
lack of plan pursued by faE1DeEa
We have been called tried
ito help better things for those farmers who have
through their spshod and lack Of knowledge plain
to than before that the difference
cess and failure in the farming line is the difference
knowledge and ignorance
Why the farmers the vicinity of Carbondae growing
potatoes and making
of any other secen of the counf isn't because
land It's in the know how and tie oil
study the industry from that
to
1t would richly Garfield csuaty spend of the
funds OF the county to import re great
of farmers who have think
the rural people begin study
basis knowing what the result will b they will begin
the meaning Of that magic word Socoe deposits
will increase mortgages will dmiA and will begin
to realize the full Of that son which long
dreamed about and which prusperity
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
4 sPIlHLEss oovuWoa

OVERNOR Ammons Of Colorado that he will
vgorous should
mitted at the Ludlow strike colony Trinidad
strike called the coal fields killed.
officers Of the law have been attacked Ete and pitched bat
ties fought Buildings have been dynsted
have been se and beaten; hes
ed and held prisoners in union headq4ss and woea
whoss sole oense that they 70 join their hus
bands Who at work at bsstsa by
~ taxa pssoaers By a.d vsa1e ~ As ssassv -
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25
uoWu ~ oua oooRAN

n be trse .ayins ~. by
1ea.psny keeps ths TIE P truly prssd Il il record fer
rapidly COMING closer a.d eaer tsHeA With Il
As very bs< eA.rss the eossty s.d especially dos tA
appy fendA We vain and swslsd
have tie confidence and support Of The really soesfa Tar
and ocknen Of Garfield and neisAborag eoantsths fs
lows who do, the fellows Who sneonpaish thinsa
We only pleased the fact that enjoy such
splendid Fellowship farming
but also pleasing that by preaching the better
plan of agriculture by preaching the marriage of brains and
brawn have been the have been told Of setting
thoughts motion the les fortunate and less saoceu
until they have begun the light and already they
accomplishing much than few they believed
possible.
All right fellows let the good 60 If help
little than glad print
shop few ago although printer just
salesman Of supplies he how almost without
could make lot in badly crowded
quarters.
you suppose we fellow.
You those theoretical printers merely
book artist and teach practical and
people their busness No. didn't receive him that fash
ion. We that had gotten a needed his
help getting and by of his valuable
operating this office much better than be-
fore The mans advice worth money and will
find welcome this shop and didn't tell
him and made him feel good to know that would
give hnr credit for being helpful
And when Carbondale Saturday the
county approached
doing farming
waking the people the and higher possibilities of the
calling than any other agency the country you may imagine
that it made feel good receive such high compliments
We perfectly willing in fact delighted to be
ruen in good cause-a means to such splendid end a
If anything this line behalf of
ter and more successful agriculture, well and good
Saturday Carbo yeal
produced 362 sacks the The day took
walk short distance beyond the city limits of Glenwood and
found fellow digging sacks Where the
difference 1t in the land- in the 1t
knowledge aborng bring spud
together the sack the benefit
of the knowledge by the three hundred sack
and will not be satisfied until Garfield county employs
work under the direction of the u De-
parment of agriculture the State Agricultural college and the
board benefit all the
the county.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

the es It sG.te sevss.n 1hs - Psss.ive, bsA
would like - TIE toe a with saeA sAer effst
te beeeoe PrsgrsGvs thas the 0GAseA"
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

- OUNTRY GENTLEMAN of October IL contained
~ very interesting article dealing with
Carbondae and especially the methods employed
Lou Sweet the production of choice potatoes
breeding seed potatoes and their program
tatiOn The article
tgrower of St. Joseph Missouri and proprietor of
fruit ranch Grand Valley this county proof
people awake to the importance scientific production
the Post shown nearly letters
Sweets from all of the United States foreign
making inquiries shout choice potatoes writer's of
these letters, such inquiries coming
Gle question: the price secondary consideration The quail
y the real thing 1t have reputation producing
the best All Of which right in line with plea
better farming