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Show THE MOENIXO EXAMINER, Cash Quotation. Cash quotations E. No. 3 apring, 84aM; N t, 7434: No. I red, 8la82No. 2 yellow, Corn No. 2, 50; Oats No. 2, 45; No. UNION GROCERY Movements and IT pea iwoliiil wt Hi MtMtoH HtoC l 111 tl a Cor. 24 A and Ml; 6raat ill litoHutoit Selecting Wedding Sifts iti 3 white, Fair to choke malting, 71a T4. lrrreular and Uncertain Sncurttiaa Conformed With Exactitude. AM Tka action of tka stark market today waa dominated largely allll by the movement of I'aloa Pacific. The movements were vary Irregular aad ascertain and tho whole Hat conformed to tUa altk much exactitude. The movemeat la I'alon Pacific abawad aema evidence of ruaalag eut aad tkia indloatioa served to activity elaewhere aad gvoaily oourtalled operations after tho Srat hour. Thera waa large realising la I'alon Paclflc above 160, tka individual transactions showing large blocks oka&giug hands. Ob tbh other baud a fall below 1SV brought out eupport for too nock. Tho consequence was a restrtctioB la the movauient and a eousiaat rlbratlou within these limits. The publication of the net earnings of the Harrlmaa Paciflee for March redisposed of the suppoeititia that the cent rise la these stocks waa due to unusually favorably condition la tka operation at the company. Southern Pacifica net earn legs declined over half a million dollars, compared with March of last year, although tho February statement showed a handsome caved properties of tho gross Increase saved for the net. The Union Paclflc net only 3160,000 Increase of March earnings, out of a groan gala of ovar a million dollars. Union Pacific rallied to within a shade of the early high level after the publication of the eara-lng- -- No. 1, 1.14; No. 1 Prime timothy scad. 4.80. Clover Contract grade. 15.25. Short rtb aldeo, loose, H.S7aS.t2. Morn pork, per bbL, 18.70al5.60. Lard. per 10S las., 1.67. Short dear aides, boxed. 1.753.00. basis of high wines, 1.23. Whl.-k-y, Rsoaipts and Shipment Flour Reealpu, ,000 bhls.; ship- ments, 22.700 hbis. Wheat Receipts, li.QOO 34.400 bu. Corn Receipts. 133, (WO 353,200 bu. Oats RecelpU, 254,800 ments, 414,704 bn. Rje Receipts, 4.404 bu; biL; bu.; ship-men- ship-men- bn.; ship- shipments. West. Mo., May 3. Wool Steady; territory and western mediums 22a26; fine mediums 18a21; fine 14al6, Cnloage Cattle. Chicago. May I. Qaltl Reoetpu 1.546; steady. Baevas f4.25ad.40; cows 1.3tta4.M; heifers 42.SQa5.S0; calves 34.Ma5.35; good to prime eteera 95.38 nS.40; poor to medium $4 26s6.40; Stockers aad feeders I2.30a5.15. 18.000; shade highThe poor earning results of the rail- er,Hogs Reoeipts Light I6.45a6.66; mixed roads was emphasised bv several other heavy f6.80a6.IT 13; rough heavy reports, especially ton New York Cen- f6.16a.St pigs 36.006.45; rood tral which showed aa expansion for to choice, heavy f6.40a6.51 tho first quarter of the year of Sheep-Raoel6,000; steady. Nadividend The quarterly meanwhile haa been raised from 1 4 tive aad western S4.4flad.80; yearlings to 1 1 per cent. The stork wa$ weak f6.75a7.65; lambs f6.50a6.60; eastern on this showing. No official explana- 96.50al.70. tion was fared of the poor reaulta, hut the extraordinary expansion la the expense tansnd the supposition that Improvement work was being charged Southern to the emtcBM account. Railways march atatsmsnt showed a felling of if 33 per cent In earning la spit of a moderate growth of gross WEEKLY REPORT OP DUN AND earnings. The effect of these reports BRADSTREET. seemed to be rather to cans active cauaa to than potitlve any operations weakness. Building Operations Premise Thorn was some buying of Pennsyl- ProposedDemand for Materials, But Big vania following the reduction of tho Labor Unions Retard Activity. dividend 3 1 per neat from the price, on tho traders Lira that this caused the stock to look New York, May 3. R. G. Dun A The special movemeat In cheap. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the result Company's weekly review . of trade tomorrow will aay; of aasumpilne of a new political on corporal inn policies, Spring retail trade Is backward begrowing ant of tho contert at Albany. cause of the unusually laic season Mon ay mark at s nbowad UUIs change and tardy distribution of mrgn handles In raise, bat the tone waa firm. The is also cansing complaint of delay In provision for rsdmptten of tha Chi- mercantile collections, but there to concago terminal and transfer hoods by fidence that muat of the postponed the Baltimore A Ohio had some effect bnstneso will be made when the conBatimatea of the week'! currency ditions become normal. Dealers purmovement Indicated e trade In favor chased freely from manufacturers In t of tho Interior partly by a gala anticipation of a record breaking seaon operations, tho change son and deliveries an still coming la cash holdings being apparently lees from the mills and factories; shipthan a million dollars. The rise in ments being facilitated by Improved Kew York exchange at Chicago to a traffic conditions. Manufacturers are premium. Indies tea k relaxation of the active in nil lending Industries, most Interior demand. Crop reports were plants being operated full time and tha not of much Immediate effect in the outlook in tho steel business could stock market, the disposition to lake hardly he brighter. Projected building efojie rations promise n good demand for profits, la wheat counteracting tha fect of forecants of a cold wave to- all materials, but numerous lmall labor disputes retard activity la this denight. Bonds were firm. Total sties, par partment All controversies over wages and hours are not extensive or stormvalue IUM.000. V, 8. hoods were unchanged on call. ing. Only favorable reports are received from the Iron and steel Industry, new business coming to the LIST. STOCK (LOSING mills as rapidly as orders are filled and few producers are able to take ad35 vantage of premiums offered for Atchlana S5 prompt delivery. do preferred won Baltimore and Ohio 177 BRAD8TREETS REPORT. Canadian Pnclflo 153 Chicago and Northwestern New Tort, May 3. Bradstreets to..... .210 do preferred morrow win say: . Colorado Southern 25. 23 Unseasonably cold weather still Denver and Rio Grande . 74 hampers trade and crop development do preferred 25 though there Is a slight improvement eeeeaoea Brie ....i noted in the Inter direction because 245 Illinois Central of the receipt of ample moisture In ..120 Louisville and Nashville , has ... 21 the southwest. Retail business JobMexican Central been chiefly affected so far, but 76 Missouri Pacific bers and wholesalers report that April 118 New York Central trade as a whole dues not equal that 114 Pennslyvsnla, ex. dlv. ... of April a year ago though the volume 114 Reading business for the four months per...... 23 oT Rock Island iod Is considerably In excess of 1906. 43 do preferred ... May 1 strikes, largely confined to the 137 St Paul trades, do not appear nearly ...... 37 building Southern Paclflc . aa aerloua aa In previous years and 21 Southern Railway the tone In the Iron and jppper trades 143 Union Pacific ... appears somewhat stronger aad a 34 do preferred greater disposition to book freely for Webaah ......186 the last half being noted In pig iron. 17 Wisconsin Central Hides are firmer. Miscellaneous Stock Grain and cotton prices are higher of poor crop ... 86 thla week mainly bachuse Amalgamated Copper advices, but In the case of wheat also American Car and Foundry ... 36 becaaae European crop advices are .. 64 American Loconndlve not much more favorable than In this American BmaKlag and Rfng . .135 e country. Something like an ...103 do preferred bull market In wheat developed this .. 61 Brooklyn Rapid Transit of two cents ... 34 week with a net advance Colorado Fuel and Iron and downward after aharp upward 14 . International Paper (MU ... 76 moves, brought about by n conflicting National Biroult ... report. ... 65 crop National Lead Business failures in tbe United ... 26 Stales Pantile Mall for the week ending May 2 num... 83 bered 163, People's Gas against 157 last week, 139 Pressed Steel Car . a e e e wee ... 37 in the like week of 1906; 193 In 1905; ...165 Pullman Palaca Car 176 In 1904, and 176 In 190S. Canadian ...526 Standard Oil for the week number 26, as ..... ...125 failures Sugar against 13 last week, and 20 In luta ...143 Tennessee Coal aad Iron a year ago. ... 36 week United States Steel Wheat. Including flour export from ...102 do preferred United 8tatea and Canada for the .. 82 the Western Unkm week ending May 2 aggregated 2.234, Pacific ...136 Northern 756 bushels, against 2.580.242 bushels ...137 Great Northern preferred last week. 2.104.748 thla week last year .... .... ... 86. Int Met 1.279.864 In 1905 and 5,308,155 in 1902. . do ... 62 preferred the past 44 weeks of the fiscal ... 71 For Medea? year tho exports are 143.806,487 bu.. ... 65 against do preferred 113.606.143 in 1906-0- 6 : 52.593,-07- 3 1944-45- . In and 217.128.433 In . CHICAGO FUTURES. Corn export for the week are 1.817,096 bn., against 1.611.041 last week. 1.935.316 a year ago and 2,715.-67- 6 3. The Chicago, May leading In 1905. Ftor the. fiscal year to follows: as ranged dat tha exports are 6.427.937 bu., Wheat May, 82. 81. 31; July, and against 103.837.343 In 1905-085. 33, 84: Septemliar, 69.879.086 In 1904-05- . December, 38, 86. 87. 86: 85. Corn May, 80. KILLED AT HIS HOME. July, 60, 49, 49; September, 5u. 49a50, New York. Msy 3. A dispatch from Onto May, 47. 44. 45: July. 43. N. Y., says that Philip Sulliberty, 43: September. 3G. 36. 36. 42. aged 44. manager of the Liberty Ptork May. 15.70. 15.67. 15.07; livan, House Bowling alley and billiard par July, 15.95. 15.92, 15.92. lor. ws shot and killed last night by -Lard May, 8.70. 6.65. 8.67: July, Michael Noeth. Sullivan was 8.85, 8.77, 1.82; September, 8.37, with his children on the lawnromping at his 3.34, 8.92. home when Noeth, who Is a nelghbor.1 Riba May, 1.60, 8.68, 8.64: July, shot him srttoeut warning. Noeth Is 8 8.78: September, 8.85, under arreei. Ne cause Is known for 72, 8 85. 168, the tragedy. s. a HtW Hri H H-lti I Hill I H H1I14 I - - - 1 1 1 House Furnishings Architects Favorites Experience Succession of Ups and Downs Daring Tradin- gBusiness Rema(ns Fairly Lively. . A. A. GRAVE, AitUttct M Flral NaYl Bank Phene 0MK. Sams deSalt lAke. May cline waa n leading feature In this mornings trading on the local mining stock exchange. This stock closed nt 73, but reached the 89 mark during the regular rail. A largo number of small blocks changed hand. Yankee Don. la strong and Mr Day reached the 32 mark. South Columbus Con. wan redeeming feature, adding 33 cent u lu opening price during both calls. This stock opened nt From this figure to jumped to fl.47 and then to fl.M. This climb waa made In' three sales during the regular cell; the first two involving 14 shares each and the third 504 shares. The first four sales os the open board Involved 104 shares each and the stock to fL70. went up the fine from Two more sales lor. lived 804 Shares each and neat the stuck from fl.73 to 91.75. A marked improvement in the condition of the mine Is directly responsible for this rapid ascent The aaxtaty ef many to take la profits Is believed to bo the cause iff the decline In Uncle gem. The first sale of this stock Involved 200 shares at 74. At two eents lass 100 shares sold at 74, 1,800 shares exchanged hands. From this figure the stock dropped to 66. and 85 and suddenly went np to 69. On tho open board the stock went from 71 up to 72. Yankee sold for II; 800 shares selllngLSt this figure. Mountain Lake went up n cent: SCO selling at 76 and 1.000 at 76. Colorado dropped from $3.02 to f 2.95. Tho closing quotations follow: Bldg-Rel- l acle F. C. WOODS A CO. Arch Meets. M 6 47 Flnf Natl Bank Bldg. Beth Phenes, Attorneys 14 and 316 C. G. I8AK60N. Plain and decorative "1 and Noeh. 140 2nd St. B.irTJ? estimate Jewelets Pianos CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- . "The House J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO .Contractors and Builders of Bew era, Cement We lit Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 423 26th at Mwat aad experience av ka af mm aM. Proeeuta of gaiaa and atkar Jovdrr ara alnri la order, aad, yen ara aaaarad of ample ekolca whew pea brkald too Mar at W. L. BUBWELLS, Mia Two Daaia Jeweler. North af Wrihl LUKE CRAW8HAW, AGEE A MCRACKEN, Ceunaeloreat-Law- , 6 64 and 56 Flret National Bank Bldg. Phone Ball 04, In 90. JONES. ERNEST Piano, CablnoL Organ and Harmony. Studio 8343 Wash. Ave. A. Q. HORN, Music and Instructors Gty Florists JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Director Ogdon Taharoelo Choir. Voice Building m Bpoclalty. Btdlo 2632 Orchard Av NOTICE TO Horse Breeders Jolt arrived from California, the kot pacing stallion, "Happy Rood-Capara record :M aad tka grand ataadard broad trotUng stal-Ba'Package," rare record 1:10, time 1:11 Thaae koraaa will bo at See pour cervine la Ogdon. n, Johnson & Dee THE LIVERYMEN for further particular! at 248 24th Street Seeds Seeds Gaidia and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE . LINE. Pood and Lice KilTka famous Columbia aad Pratta Sjock Remedial. Prattp Poultry ler. FLOUR Domestic aad Imported. High Patent Hay. Qrala aad Produce. Prompt delivery. Utah Feed & Produce Real Estate Agents 2311 Wash. Phone 740 Durham, N. C., May 3. Fire last night destroyed the Hotel Cmrrolln a fburetory frame structure located la tka center of the city, out alllag a teas of flTIAOQ. Than wore 50 or 71 rueats, all of whom escaped without Injury. 77, Plano .DENT MOWREV and Coll ' Wodell-Kleo- Bldg. Ind. 760, Boll 1134. cl N. H. IVES, v- - MRS. B. E. REDFIELD. , Teacher ef Piano. Boll phono 841-8tudio, 34 .. Washington Avaniit. FRED HOWARD SAN FRANCISCO MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Toaehor of Guitar and Mandolin. Reoldento 304 13d BL Ind. Phono Contractor and Builder. Bex 36 Phone 617Z. P. STOCKS a 22nd eL Bell Painter and John N. Ford and Son Decoratora and Dosignar Ball phona 243X. Laava ordeto at Boy I a Furniture Co. Established Papor-hanger- 1881. Contracting Plumbers . K W. MEEK. Plumbing and Heating. Removed from tha 26th BL ohop to Wash. Avci Into pbce 1 4- - H 14 9444( 41 4441 W. N. FEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire end Life Insurance, 413 24th eL Both phone Paper-hangersDirect- ory GEO. OLMSTEAD. 14 J. M. FORRISTALL. Real Estate and Surety Bond Insurance, 813 Ecclee Bldg. ALLEN TRANSFER CO, AlbOffl Allen, Proprietor. Furniture Vane and Storage. Caba at a moment1 Notice. Office 412 26th at Contractor and Builder. Office and ohop at rosldenc 600 24th st, Weet Ogdon. Boll phono 4S1X, 1 -W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Loan Insure not and Rental 8468 Washington av Boyle block. Both phono Transfer Companies PETER VANDER, General Contractor and Builder. 354 9th oL. Bell phone 675 Z. 4 Live Stock, Ranche City Property, 2414 Homes on eaay payment Wash. Ave. Phone 1898. 11S3 P. A. IBAKBON. Rear of 245-4- 7 phone, 298Z. ' WM. A. HICKENLOOPER, Baal batata, UMiranoa aad Uveal manta. 209 Ecelea Building, sue smear to N. H. Ive , . KELLY A HERRICK. General ineurnno Leans and Rental Real Estate Invaetaweta BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teach or of Plano. Ind. Phono 166. 2350 WalL Builders .... 50. - eL Twenty-eight- sub-treasu-ry 43a, 49s: h Contractors and off-ar- 444I-- H a, , G. A. MULLER A BON, 22. TRANSFER Piana mdvfng a specialty, 25th. Both phoneo 283. A E. MALAN VAN 828 W. A. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Dealer In Wall Papar, Paper HangVan ing, Painting, Tinting and Gsnorsl Drays and Baggage Wagons. Our specialties Piano, Furniture Decorating. Wo aro authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash. ava and Safa Moving; Storage. Offlee, 408 26th eL Bee Slades Phene opposite Library. IncL Phone. 41 4 1 1 1 H - 144 - 4- 14- 1 -4- 4 II II 1 1 1 1 HHI4H 4--4 - 41-41- 4 aunt of OFFICERS IKE 1901-02- HOTEL- - DESTROYED. Bell RISK. Thlr-tlct- on-dar- e .... ALLEN TRANSFER CO. Phase 23 for your MR R. P. HUNTER Teacher of Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Aloe Plan Studio IM Quincy Ave. B. VAN DER SC HU IT. ...... to the character of the tnmefer amleo wa aupply our patron. Prompt reliable aad at low coat day tlma you aay well ka on year job aud baa die It expeditiously and wait at 162 CARL C. RA8MU880N Real Estate; Loan Rentals and Pirn Insurance. First National Bank Bldg. Ind. Phona 470. Toeoher ef Plan Bell Phone Studio, 2303 Adam 821 K. Ind Phone S662A. Funeral designs of all kinds; eut flowers and potted plants. .All promptly filled. Phono hdOZ. old-tim- Co. Prices moderate. iw L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art wera Both pkoes 43t Wash, ev ' MIBB ALMA BAUER, VARNEY FLORAL CO. Tho choleo carnations, roses and other flowers, with appropriate Artistie, Washington Avenue, Ogden, Ush A picture that looks like you. M. W. THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always an hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse ear. Jefferson ovo. and Twentieth iL W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phoncc Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. green. PRINTER. Both phen Protogrephtr; Studio OGDEN FLORAL CD. Floral Artists. . Stars 413 Twenty-fourth st Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phonoa. Ball 834x, Ind. 143. . wJJ Photographers Miscellaneous Attomsy at Law. Over Badcon Drug Store, Wash. Ave. semi-annu- A. L. BCOVILLE, - Opposite footoffle . JOB. MacLAUCHLAN, pU Mr of Quality." Printers Eeclee Building. Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Roam 42, First National Bank building. Ind. Phene 470. MUSIC known in music. 2414 thing fl-6- VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Attemey-at-LaOffice 2374 Washington Ave. Both phones 771. g 170 9. to a puaer for naa jr pusslad peothe auggoMttea that ple. fordo papei-hangin- Masonry and Cement Contractors R. S. FARNSWORTH Attemey-at-Law- Painte: rs THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No. 7300 and 2303 Wash Ave, aecond hand goods bought and sold. Both phones 1144. J. A. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jeweler, 26th eL . Major Drug Store. JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 Flint National Bank Bldg. NOgden, Utah. Beth phone otary in office. 91-4- Bsriay Receipt, 41,300 bu.; ship, menu, 3,630 bu. On the produce exchange today the butler market was steady; creameries, 18a26; dairies, 14a83. Eggs Firm, at mark, cases Included, 15: Ante, 15; prime flrau, 16. Cheese Steady at 14al6. St. Louis. UNCLE SAM STILL ON THE DECLINE ON SALT LAKE CHANGE. north-wett- 1.11. HI Ogden Business Directory 41a44- - 2. 63. Rye-- No. Barley Kew York. May 3. MARKET VMM DENOMINATES PACIFIC WALL STREET. Flax Seed MEAT MINING MARKET Flour Steady. Wheal 50. MAT 1 , 1907. SATURDAY, 1 1 Chicago. May 3. wvra aa follows: PEIEKM SCO URL OGDEN, tTAH. AFTER RUNAWAY Miss Whaley, to give tho matCuoke'a apprehension his personal attention. Mr W004 la well to do and she saya that she will spare no expense to have Cooke arrested. ter of Mr. Belmont la also exercised over the affair aad he haa had aeveral sultations with his church wardens regarding It Many 'rich New Yorkers, having places In Nassau county, worship nt BL George's as do some of Long Ip land's oldest families. . It la recalled by many of tho parishioners that last Sunday, which haa AND THE GIRL WHO IS ONLY SEVproved to be his last aa a minister, ENTEEN. both of Cookes sermons were of a sort of valedictory kind, ahow(pg that ho had made up his mind to quit the High School Girl Companions Of pariah. Florotta Whaley, Become HysterWhen tho roll was called In Mlsa ical Whan Sha Falla to Return. Whaley's class in tho high school yesterday, and aho did not respond to her name, several of her schoolmates beThe teacher . waa New York, May I. Every effort will came hysterical. be made to locate Jere K. Cook lata obliged to strive during the entire rector of St. - George's Episcopal session of the class to keep the girls off of the elopement 81 Us Whachurch, at Hempstead, U 1., who elop- minda waa vary popular with bar teached with Mlsa rioretta Whaley, on ley ers and her school mate . Tuesday , although married, and who haa been unfrocked at bla own requoat BOYS BODY FOUND. by letter, by Bishop Bnrgeaa of the As Mlsa dloceae of Long Island. Cleveland Felloe Boliava tha Child Whaley la under 18 yearn old. a Was Murdered. ' charge of abduction may be brought s gainst tha d emitted clergyman. It Cleveland, (Mite. May 3. The mysla believed that be pair ara hiding tha disappearance of omewhero la tha city until search for tery surrounding Alexander Hoenlng. who them to relaxed and they will then It was believed had bero kidnapped, leave the country. was up today by the discovIt Is announced that the police and ery ofcleared the decomposed body of private detectives here nnd in other the boy In badly barrel near the home of them. The pri- his parent places are looking for The body was eoneealed vate detectives are employed by Aug- beneath a lot of rubbish. The police ust Belmont, center warden of the believe the boy wae murdered. church, which It one of tho wealthiest The boy last Monday on Long Island. A picture of the girl night The disappeared had roomed the and two letters she wrote were turned city in a vainpolice hunt for tbe lad, stimover to Mr. Belmont and by him given ulated by toe offer of a Urge reward to tho detectives in hope of tracing for bla recovery. the couple. District Attorney Franklin B. Oden, SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. of Nassau county, la quoted as saying that he will do his utmost to bring Ban Francisco. May 8. Beginning Cooke bock to that county to have this morning, tho mails will be deliverhim punished. Ho was aekad by Mr ed to tho bnalnree eectton of the city Henry Wind, of Bast Rockaway, an only twice a day Instead of four times three-year-ol- he will .complete arrangements for first class vaudeville theaters in Spokane. Seattle. Tacoma and Portland. Amusement managers regard the Invasion of the by the company as n measure which will forestall the promised establishing of n transcontinental Taudeville circa It by Klaw A Erlanger. Tbe Orpbeum circuit company now dominates the vaudeville situation In the territory between Chicago, New Orleans. Los Angeles, and San Francis- m co. While no figures ara given out it is understood that too Orpbeum com-panwill Invest ever 61.000,000 la properties la the four cities named. con- Garden Seeds Xow 1b the time to plant Our store is the place to buy your seeds. I was in the big fire, s you all remember, and aU vu burned. my old stock Our new stock has arrived and is the beat ever brought to Ogden. SEEDS THAT ARE SURE TO GROW Flour, Hay or Grain IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. - Remember, we carry t full line of that famous Fritii Poultry Food for. tnimtl . and poultry. d W. T. ASTILL Both Phono 2264 Wash Av the dally, as heretofore. This la of n refusal of the partmeut at Washington to allow than 33S.GOO n year for eanylni mall within the boundaries of the department had been notified unices n more liberal altowance made the mall service here would badly cut but o far th appeal haa without sffecL to-su- e cjv-Th- WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT - |