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Show tiie 6 EXAMINEE: MOIINING UiiHF.N, Till' IIS DAY JIORXIXG CTAII, wes'ern cews fJ.w'Jfy i OCTOBER 1W- 11, J.I15. Weak to ji.iiti". liad lower; bulk uf ales $' :ifti 'IU heavy 8i.5i1ti.4: packci- liikg Music & Art Instructors ftecr-ip- t i $6. 4": -pigs aul lien's 9..755i,i.3. T.1"1"Market Kuccipis muttons $4 :. 5.3": lamlts i 7.15: range ac'hers $1.256 Kd ewes 64.iMifj5.:;i. Sacep 7 $.' STOCKS ON WALL STREET SOMEWHAT MORE STEADY. 1 Money Continued Easy in Spite of tne Pressure far Remittances to London. SOME Chicago P red act. Thicage. Oct. lu. Flore: Mbiat 78 8:sMay Tom Iiec. 42 May 43 Oat- - lec. 3 May 35 Pork Jan. 913.73. lird Oct. SH.25; ,au. $.in. Kills Oct. 98.3'j; .lau. $7.45. Rye Fash ti5 Barley Cash 3S Timothy Oct. 3.55ft 4 V'3. Flax and clover, no trading. 71 HEAVY ORDERS ON SALT LAKE EXCHANGE. Tha Carita in Advance af Yesterday's Prices Tintic Stock Active. '' New York. Ort. Hi. -- Sueugih lu uc riuck market bus lietier dismiiuu-i- l r imlay suit ronsrqueutli hail mure effei't on tin1 general li'. ttn- rKHiy The result sss That of the maikt-l- . was iiui cuihelv ntuilifclie.i. l niiow.-.as a few eiorks however, Salt Lake. Oct. lu. On the mining exchange this forenma there were executed soul heavy urdvn. fur Carisa sent in from New York and ai prices Sugar and Coffse. in advance of those uf Xy; York. Oct. in3 Sugar Raw consideruldy Oibcr Tin tic aivicks were 12: cenirifugal yesterday. Quiet fair refining active. Daly Judge weakened and Hi: test tl; mnlas-e- s sugar 3 clvihcd on a bid ut 9lu.S7;:. 5.7u; powdered crushed quiet: ami The closing quotations Vere: slieugth lu; granulated 5.'. Thesw sMeks were of a heller clai-FOFFE12 -- giiiet; No. 7 Rio 8 than vesierilay, uhen the liw giatlc rf the aeeurities which began lu sm-tunhell- apiH-arane- il s ap-rei- ir in the list of ean.ililaii-- for sm favor had a ricirinieutal e If err oil the toi;e of tile whale speriiliitiun. There was iu liana' in general to aeronni fin the iieiiur tone uf wru lui leu. The most enmipii iiiMis umvcmeuis le weie areonnted for liy rnmoie of developments regs riling ilie Individual properties, mo l of them v sirflo d and miaul hniwd. IiiikIhh-IIvincreases ami rmi.blnaiiou projects were eoUKiliuoui features In the day's stuck nisrLet gisfi. I'ulon Pacific and Hi. Paul rose joiuily on a revival of reports of closer relations. These Illinois gained aiiriitlmul force from the fact of the retention of the president of the Hi. Paul as a dlrectm of (he I'ulou Pacific at the annual iiieeilug yesterday. Tiist meeting al.o gave sc to renewed assertions that s ruu-iluiu- win-eil- ilivl-deu- 1 1 Wool. Del. 1". Wool -Btea.ly : teirilurj and western mediums 22127; flue mediums 18fj21; flue 141 IU. St. Louis. Mo., Cattle. Chicago Thuago. Oct. lu IS.ihiii. Stronger; In eves f3.ru&3.-75- : 91 ddfit 5.25: cow and lieif-"tiiM'kers and feeder t2.5ufi4.4U; Texans 3.50U weSii'i'iier, 4(1; ealves 9ii.25fiS.ua. Hog Receipts 2 1. mm. Market slow and meady; mixed slid huiehers 9 5. 20 good heavy $i;.3ll4iti. 70 trough t'arile-Receipts s 5.Kt) heavy pigs ft! llglu 9d.20f4fl.65; bulk of sales $6.25 tl ilu. 7.65. Market 3.4u; lambs 25,1'un. Receipt Sheep sirniig: sheep the pamphlet report was to appear immediately, and that it would contain Important information hearliv: on the addltlim to Ihe value of property. Assurances from authorised sources that ihe report would not be ready for tie' KtucUliiiiiiera Tit several weeks did not seem to diminish the active 6.20; 93.5i 94.-5u- fl COLDEST OCTOBER RECORDED OAY ojieratioiis in the stock which were attributed to tbo socalleil west- ern clement. The large Increase In gross and net IN LOUIS earnings for August reported by the I'nion Pacific was In favor of the did movement. Other railroad stocks out, iu all cases, lesponri to similarly favorable showings. Northern Paclllc's ONLY TWO DEGREES ABOVE ZERO prosperous annual showing did noi IN THAT CITY. seeiu to help the stock. The ore deal group was sluggish until late In the day. nl'Bii a demand for Tolled Ktaiea Steel developed what carried It lo the Snow Haa Fallsn In Many States and Temperature is' Unprehighest price on the present moveSAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. cedented. ment. The extraordinary prosperity In the copper trade was moderately Intarstats Brokarags Company Oct. reflected In the movement of Amalga-niste10, 1606. St. lrnul. Mo., Ort. 111. This was Copper. Hojies of dividend increases were motives for the rise In the coldest October day ever recorded in Hi. lamia, ihe temperature being 34 I'ennsy Irani and American Rmelting. nil liutigh the latter stock showed the degree. fleet of ptoflt taking in Ita advance during the course of the day. The Nurfidk, Neb.. On. ID. Last night name was true of some other stocks was the coldest Onolier weather In which rose sharply earlier hi the win k. twenty-eigh- t tho mercury years Money continued to work easier. In dropping to 17 above. spile of the manifest pressure for remittance to Loudon, which made sterCnliiiiiliii. Ohio, Oct. lo. Various ling exchange strong not only here but points throughout Ohio reported In thirls and Berlin. The advance In weather today. At Zanesthe official discount rale of the Im- ville the snow fell fur three hours and Ihe remarkable thing about It la that perial Bank of Germany waa iu with exiiectatkin. and the the anow came Ivefure any frost had prirsie discount rate receded there come in that vicinity. An Inch of anow today. In omlun, however, the pri- fell at Fludlay. vate discount rate advauced, and it waa considered probable that the Hank was Iswiisilllp, K.v., Oet. of England would advance its official a light fall of snow here today and In ate tomorrow In view of the heavy the mountain regions of Kentucky. withdrawals of bullion from ita al- This breaks all records for early snowshown In last falls. ready depleted supply week's statement. The hank sent anto tSgypi loday. II Is other South Bend. Ind.; Oct. lu. Four hellcved that New York hss made a Inches of snow fell here today, large reduction of Ha Indebtedness to foreign money markets this week. Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 10. A heavy That It could do so without disturbing wet anuw driven by a high wind fell the relaxing tendency of Ihe local here today. The storm la the most semoney market is regarded as encour- vere since that of Oct. 5th, 1H92. ami aging evidence f the improvement In la generally along Ohio's lake front. the local money situation. The improved money situation was AUTOMOBILES AND BALLOONS. reflect 11 also in ail enlarged demand for laiiids st advancing prices, which They Start on a Race Near the City gave that inaiket a very Arm tone. of Btrlin. Total sales, pur value, $3.754.umi. I'nlied (Mates bonds were all unBeilin. Oct. in. A race between changed on call. and auiuniohllea waa started st noon loday a an exhibition for the CHICAGO FUTURES. members of ihe International Aeronautic Society, hy the liallnon corps of the Chicago, Od. 10 The leading military tr.inivpvirt department. The balloons were sent up from the parade rauged as follows; Wliear I)ec.. V4c, Vic, 74'sC; May, ground at Tcgel. seven miles north of Rerlin. at Intervals of fifteen minute. 79''. VSVaC. Vatic Forn Oct., 43 e. 4F,c, l4Tvc; Pec., Four balloons, each of 20ll cubic metre nnd carrying two officers and 42,. 4ac. I2l,c; .May, 436 43 V. rapacity, an asKfatant unipira, teok jutri in the 43V: 43iti4:ilc. I ST. d Real Estate Ag'ents Pr bargain In Ogdan and aotald prapertlss Claialflad tala column. lu-r- record-- breaking , 10.-Th- ere mu-lur- -- 1 Du's May. 34c, Turk ljird con 34'sc. 34lc; V,30'4ft:;5,c; July, Oct., 34 c. ::5'4c, 3:1 c. -.- Ian., 91 '..SO. 91:1.72'., $1:1.75. aH. 25. I'.i.iCi, $11.25; Nov., Oct., S.mi. $K.7", iil, Short Ja.ln., fg.fco; $sn;i. aa.iu. Sa.Jii; .Ian., A Oct.. 'AVt. IS.25, $7.15, $7.10. h t ivifiE: were a l.tllows: Flur steady. Wheat No. 2 spring, 77 lisle; No. . 3. 72fti7k,2C: No. 2 red, Coin No. 2, 4o'1c; Xu. 2 yellow, ('.ii-l- t 16c. Out No. : No. 2 while.. 2. llJ-.e- : No. 3 white, 22'',fi:!l,,t;. 6"ilc. Rye No. 2. Barley Fa; f to choice mulling. pen- s Hulm-Salm- ) :M:ir:l5,...f eacb liallnnn, with a broad nant. shot up and called away in the direction of II a n i burg before a slxlecn-mllbreeze, four, and In one Instance live, iiul'iniohiies flying the colors of the balloon and osled on rtadii adjacent to the paiade grounds, followed, so that wllbiu .in hour seventeen automobiles coining front niiiiieroua en-- t flew, were KiH'edlng after the airships. sntotnobih-Among those in the . were Triiice Von Prince Finest Yon nnd Duke Adolph Friedrich of Mccklenhnrg-ScuweiiTrlnce Hemv of PrusalH. win) was ii hare taken part in the contest. whs detained at Kiel on naval o $6.12', $4.57l2. et. each of the hallnons while ihe iiiiionin-hiie-- : were in the service of thi enemy No. I and pursued tiirm with the object or ; Flax seed - N v. 1, S I Ui'rihwi'wieni. If Hie lialloonist.-teiiptuiing them miivi iiv eei. 3;i.U.'i it 4.u3. I'rinn after liimliea. had twenty minutes in ('Inver, ciiiui.irt gtiidcK. fl:!.uu. which io escape, they won: while the Short rilie-- , sides lltM'sei, gs.iuvr au(unbl1es won if they reached the s.Kii. lialhviiiK within that peiiud. It was Mi's-ink. per blit., an;.:, II. Lsrd, also provided that a hallooniai must inside ef two hours. per lun IbH.. S'l.25. The weather was brilliantly clear siliirt cii'iir side lhneil), $S.2ii'- - b 8 7.i. anil epi'riTtivus crowds clieeivil the iierivnunr. ns the balloons shot a wav. Xlibott Unirnca Botch, of Boston, one oi the Vinericnu delegates lo Ihe In'ernaiional Veinnaullc Hoeiety, was Hi 32c. . Thi'nretii-a!y- e.i tried . 1 lii'M-en- City Florists , iRNEY FLORAL CO. :hoice:'. carnation, roses r flowers, with appropriate Thlr-Bel- riees moderate. 162 l B13-- NINETY. NINE OGDEN FLORAL CO. Store 413 Twenty. Greenhouse L fourth opposite Glenwood park. Phones, Bell 636-x- , 133. Ind. "-- Two Diseaaes Have Appeared in Japan and China. Death-Dealin- .ftmi K..'iii, nnlive eon-lltil'Ve Ml eel 4 : sioektrs and and $1.7515 hulls 2.ne'l. reeil.i 6. 5". western st. 23: ra'vvw S2.72 Oct. in. Mospbal service hus Ivecn inf.irnted. the through state department, of the appearance of at Osaka. Japan, and or cholera at Shanghai. Fliina. The icpnrt. in the first ease was from Fnnsill General Hhaip and in ihe second from Mce FoiisijI General Boyd. Mr. lioyrt states that the number of cases nr cholera I unknown but t.i.ii thiilr-aevedeath occurred List week and fifty the sn' 92."t Mn. Oct. l'. Rii hard T. (ieniry. sou of ihe late Major William IJlievnl Republlenn lier.'rv. who eemlids'e Im it ,vi.mir in lH72.-d.e- d vear peni In v car- - eg-1.- n. polices hcie . heroic. General Wyntan regards the report as serious and has notified the health "t the Paclflr and in Hawaii to he on their guards. Siuno'in J rn e Week at San Franci-ciigeil :! q Richard T. (Jr nicy was prnnii- - Q yesirdiiv g Washington. YEARS. RICHARD T. GENTRY DEAD. DENTAL PARLORS, Over Spsrgos Book Store Wash. Ave. Piion 79 k, BalL PLAGUE AND CHOLERA. Belli vibe. M'.. Oct. T. A Jutv here Pniay lound Thomas Watkins, pre.i.lcni of the Thomas .Icfferson Dollar R. II club of Hi. guil".- - nt i.iunii r and flxed his punish mete, .it niu. 'y nine years in the pent 'enilary. Wtuhin killed George Mil w hi'c ii. an. j lcr, a Floral Artists. 465 ooooooooooo There a;e eighteen entiles for the next, for a raei' of Huniiay te ofl'-ir-fonrim-- liy Emperor William, namely (iermana. ihim An tr!:m. two Itcigian and one Swiss. Floral designs of every description to order. Delivery promptly msd. Order by phone. Bell 813 K. Greenhouse. 162 Thirtieth eL FELSHAW'S t 'onlloon pi Ogden City Dentists W. B. LISTER. PARLORS. DENTAL BOSTON 1H 2 p. m. Open Sunday 13 , 2461 Wash. Ave. Over Browning-- fal.. Oct. 3. Th" of the Wilmington Dork Imnd company was announced today. The capital is $5nu.nm mainly subscribed by the leading r It irons of Ixng Beach uml Wilmlncton. The comnanv pmposci.. and to thin end haa applied for permiKMlon lo ihe war de. pariincnt, lo dredge a deep water narhor northwest of laing Reach by excavating a channel for 5 .Dim feet along the bulkhead line nt Wilmington hay. extending north and eaat from Mormon Island, contiguous io Ihe inner harlnir now in course of construction by the government. Inis Angelo, iinuinc the FLORAL CO. VARNEY THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowcra alwayo on Floral design a specialty. band. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson ave. and Twentieth st W. L. Porter, Mgr. Ind. 293. Phones Bell 260-Z- ; . MAKING A NEW HARBOR. 'o O Ft o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ooooooooooo o - |