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Show TIIE MORX1NO (HIDES, UTAH. KlNIMY MiYEMRKR MORMXU, vt; ta Ij.tn-i'- . Weak to 5c we butcaerw 5 95 3 6 40; .ii.xe' good heavy tt."5Jfd40: rough heavy ligot 5.8$ 6 35. plg E fin . hulk of Bale 6.0506 3" fm. SS Hug-Re- i . -- MINING MARKET fii'-t'E- Sser- - Ke.eipis Market 2.000. tea.',, sheep I 5006 4 Yttits 5.0 WALL STREET SPECULATIVE is. rrorktr and feedwe 4.6"S4.55 75. 7 EXAMINER: Umt-- 7": yearling 5O05.7P. L SALT LAKE STOCKS EXPER.ENCE RECORD BREAKER. STOCKS SHOW TENDENCY. LIARS A WOMAN Hi FAVOR Largs Movement of Cold Into the Bank of Engler.d Waa a Feature of the Day. .t.tsuimt d. Jiwefcr BUSWELL, Mth Street SRI TRIAL iAGf sat L (if A 1 bat-nc- STROUBLBB WITH OLD HARNESS subject marriage, and parenthood. panlst and the report of condition bav-abeen made to the state superintendent of banking it in supposed that these bodice have now madwith the banka adopted. A large movement of gold into the Bank of England, some of it American of eagles, received from the Bank NO WEAK SPOTS. was a feature of the day's France, Ton will get your money's worth ift news regirded with satisfaction here. I you hay harness of ns. exchange in this market, howSterling Our new address is 2277 Washing ever. continued to rise with the easing Ion Avo. market. Light was of the money thrown on the strength of New York's ecxliaugea Co., position In the commercial to niaet. the large volume of loans which New York Owes abroad by the October foreign trade statement. Tha ncreaaa In agricultural exports over vat year la expanded by the growth In anufaciured esports to nearly $33.- The value of Imports also haa jll.uOO. for the first time in many luutha. The effect Is an Increase In .he excess value of exports for the nonth of $42,343,498 to a total of M.- 71,568, while the net gold Import for munth wae only slightly ovnr 2U- '.'011,000. The mixed character of the trading continued up to the closing and made It Irregular. Total aales of bonds, par valua, $918,-bOg eiauaa mere that trouble. Bertoua injuries and some 8 met death are the awful results. At hil harneia la often responsible. bui a new harneaa with weak spots In il Is J ist as hid. The kind we sell hays A runaway may WEEKS STOCK New Y'ork, Nov. IT. - Griffin Paint Co. paints, oils; 844 Ave. Be9 530 K . the Vnited States. He asaur- ed the delegates that there waa Ribs W. A. Malan. Melon. Jan., $7.75, $7.70, $7.75; May. $7.7, $7.75, $7.77. Oats No. 2. 34c; No. 2 white, 73614c; Na 3 white. 321483514c. Rye No. 2, 6286214c. "Barley Fair to choice malting, TRANSFER COMPANY :sc. and Baggage Wagons? OUR SPECIALTIES Planet Fuml-birSafe Moving end Storage. a, 470 Flax seed Na 1. $1.13; No. 1 north-- I vestern, $1.22. . Prime timothy seed, $4.2504.40. Clover, contract grades, $13.25. Short ribs, sides (loose). $8.2508.75. Mess pork, per bbl., $16.00. r Lard, per ltiO lbs., $9.40. Short clear aides (boxed), $8.37140 Street. menta, 11,500 bu. Barley Receipts, menta, 35,200 bu. 1-- 8--8. Overland $7.77 Limited sleeping ln8 kibe WarM and drawing -- room huffiet'saqkinq and library sat, with barber, bath and Book 'oven Library; entire train electric IfMed, through te Chicago without tg. Direct connection for I ' 13-1- r: w Dkt CM r, Utah. refined steady; crush powdered 4.90; granulated 15-1- 4.19. COFFEE Steady; No. 7 Rio 7 17. Wool-Ste- ady; 5-- I St. Louis. 23 0 27; fuX In- CNcsgo & fioiti-Wnte- n h imrth Msia Mna, 8 ed - fna'dra n Sugar and Coffee. New York. Nov. 77. Sugar-R- aw molasses Quiet; fair refining $ sugar St Psnl and Minneapolis isMrvMim, Rye Cash 69. 54. Barley Cash 42 Timothy Now. 4.2504.49. Flax and clover no trading. 0 cars, observation cars, din Tktai, ship bu.; Chicago Produce. Chicago, Nov. 17. Close: Wheat May 79 May 43 Com Dec. .42 May 85 Oats Dec. 34 May $14.52 Pot k Jan $14.32 Urd-J- an. $8 47 May $8.42 May Ribs Jan $7.65 07.67 The Cowpartaant 78,600 On the produce exchange today the butter market was firm. Creameries. 2002614c; dairies, 19024c. Egga steady at mark cases Included, 22026c; firsts. 27e; prime firsts, 30c; extras, 32c. . Cheese strong. 1214913c. Tht Osly Dsskk-Trsr- k Railway hetwaea e Nssaari River asd CUcaf The Mart Laxwisas Trala Wool. Mo., Nor. territory and western medium fine medium 18721; fine 14 017. 10-- 1 in the y wimple of the past .rival leril-iwas again w rvivi d breaker on the iloii of the Pa- - l.aie utiJ mining exchange. 'i':n' market w:-.stroug aud active mi.i the amount or v. business transacted above the general sveiage. Nev..ua The trading in stuck was Limed to just lour, a.i of ihetn L. M. Sullivan promotion vatut-ly- . Eagle's Neft, Lou Dillon, N lads Fairvlew and Nevada Hill. All of ihes.-- took place during the reg,..iii ea.I with ihe exception of the last There was only our saie of Kagle'r lMlun dropped Nest at 47 rents. iP3m 47ts to 4i ceuiir. vilule Nevada Fairview also came rtorn from Ku to IS cents. Nevada Hi.! on the open Salt Lake. Nov. They Have a Fetish, Unsocial and generative Influence on Their Membarehip, De- dj. y Chicago. Nov. IT. . V Chicago Livestock. Cattle Receipt 500. Bteadv; beeves 3.9007.30; cow and heifers 1.8004.90; calves 5.000 CMcspo. Nov. 17. Effectively and Permanently WE High school and societies were dealt a crushing . blow yeeierday when the ixmiuiutiee of the seoundarv schools itiaue tie report, after three yenra' condemning the secret as fetish, cornu-al- . unsuofel and uf degenerative influence. The repent, which Is conskiered the most thorough study ever nude of the rasd by high school problem, was Principal Spencer A. Bmllh of the Wendell Phillips htgh school at the nluetewah minus! "Conference of the tcsiieinies and High Schools in Relations With the University td Chira-g.- " in Haskell hall. It waa adapted unanimously. Over 4"ll high schools aud preparatory institutions, situated In nearly every stale In tne country, are enroU-r-d in the association and the deem of the prep school Ureek letter socis-ties- , which ealst In the majority of the schools, was declared La have been marked by the ooutiluelona reached. Borne of the high school priuetpaia, in suggesting ways and meaaa to stamp out the evil, branded fraternity members with most severe names. Principal F. V. RoMuaoo. f the Central High school at Bt. Paul, taking the stand that the board of odumattun should prohibit fraternities nether than let parents work oat tho problem themselves, described the conditions In his achuul. I have found that In mv seven years' experienoe at Central High the fiaU-rnlihas had a moat deganerat-lu- g Influence," he said. "Boys belonging to fraternities, 1 have found, will He. cheat, do anything to remain The fraterLuyal to their aodetleo. nity haa developed professional liars lt: .luaru sold diHi soaro t $3 27 There waa no panii-itlaactivity in any ur.e L'lah slock, but the total business tor the day amounted 10 "s.fitiu shares at a valuation of $27,965. The total amount of nualnee for the week amounted to 3iU.EI3 share at a worth of 1312,061.35 as compared with 134.179 abates representing a worth of 5 47.Sj4.85 fur the eurrespoud-nweek of last Mr. This condition uf increased piosper-it- y is due to many cauo. There never was a time within the memory of the jidest inhabitant when more inter est wee manifested in mining stocke or more muuey invested. It is also a r g CURE MEN ByModem, Quick Methods WE CURE MEN Come and Get Well 9 fact that a greater degree of security attaches to an luvseunent of this charMore& acter now than aver before. over more money pro rata among investors haa been made in this way, especially in Utah and Nevada stock during the past year or so. than would Visit" SPECIALISTS- have been considered possible a tew years ago. Locally (here la every- indication of a continuance of the present era of wholesale prosperity. Mines, smelters and mills are all busy, and in all like, In my achuol." CONGRESS. lihood will continue to be so for aomc t.me to come. HOME VISITORS' EXCURSION. The quotations for the day cloned as Distinguished Persons Who Will Bo Present. Via Unlen Paclfle. Nav. 20 and Dae. 18. Dele-Kale Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 17. to the Trana Mississippi ComRound trip Brat class tickets to Denmercial congress, which will hold it ver, Colorado Pueblo, $18.71; annual convention in this city begin- Omaha. KansasSprings, City, BL Joe, $32.00; ning next Tuesday, began to arrive Bt. Louis, $39.50; Minneapolis, BL today. One of the first arrivals was Paul, $11.18; Chicago, $44.50. Equally 1. Pryor, of Ban Antoblo, president low round trip ratea to hundreds of of the Cattle Kaisers association. John other points west of Chicago. Tickets Barratt, Auivrlrau minister to Colomto return within sixty days tram Ait always vad. aa4 aipaclally la bia. la expected tnmorro morning, ac- good date of sale. Btopovera allowed. Recompanied by Bylvlno Cuergeldo Am member, the famous Overland limited tha lias 1if china wait. aral. charge d'affaires of Brasil, and and the new Los Angeles-Cblcag- o LimOur beautiful Haas of fancy sad Benor Don Enrique Cortes, envoy ex- ited. only 40 hours te Chicago. For fllahaa la tha nast eomplatt and minister plenipoten- further particular! see A. B. Moseley, traordinary tiary sf Colombia all of whom will ad- traveling pasaenger agent, Ogden, of say la the etty. A taapoctfam dress both tha Commercial club ban- Utah. will dAnoaatrala thla. Baa us bafora quet in tills c.ty on Monday next and later the Commercial Congress, art WERE CAVED baylDg. MEN ON, I expected on Buntay. H. M. Wells, cage ernor, and a Tjah delegation of Fallow Well From a and fnilto Rescued Fitah by Deep otapla vagatabl, thirty; H. D. Loveland of Ban FranWorkmen, cisco, former president of the conand fancy grocarfao, gress, with s delegation of fifteen from Terre Haute, Jud., Nov. 17. EffectCalifornia; David R. Francis, president of the congress, with fifty dele- ive work ou the part of the mewing saved the lives of at least eeveu gates from Bt. Louis; C. J. Clarkson party nd fifteen delegate from Beattie; a or eight workmen entombed In a cave-IIn n deep well at the plant of the from Okladelegation of twenty-fiv- e homa and a big delegation from Colo- Indiana Distilling company no the 2259 Washington Ave.' When ihe rado headed by the Rev. II. A. Buchtel, cave--1 river front, today. n occurred the men wire at work of the state, are exgovernor-elec- t In the bottom of the well. They were pected to arrive on Monday. of Ran Ban no, Frauds Antonio, covered by the drop at earth. OneothDenver, Seven and Dallas have already announced the men will probably die. mt. their Intention uf competing for next er are crushed end badly Nine states and year's convention. GEO. PORTER OEAD. territories will maintain headquarters during the session of the congress, In Angela, Nov. 18. Oeerye namely, Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahoma, owner of the famous Porter Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, 1'uh, ranch of Ban Fernanda valley, tor California and Oregon. marly prominent In Ben Praarlaoo, The largest 5c tablet In Ogden at died nl bis feme In Ban Fernando to. the K. B. Co., 413 Twenty-thirdnight at 10 o'clock. Drs. Elliott Morris y TRANS-M1SSIBS1P- Wedding Presents n E. A. Olsen, Grocer, Wa-(As- h HERE YOU ARE BOYS A j I ' Promising investment NEW ISSUE OF THE LAKESIDE COPPER COMPANY STOCK Roller Skates Winslows Celebrated Lina Prices From Come 510c v to $$joo h QuicK-T- . j s. PHONES 224. Bell, 223. lnd SO- - Whiskey, basis of high wines, $1.29. Receipts and Shipments. Flour Recelnra. 23.800 bbla.; ship-- , jcnts. 37,700 bbls. Wheat Recelpls, 73,100 bu.; shlp-- lent, 133,400 bu. 251,000 bu.; ship-entCorn Keceipta, 132,400 bu. Oats Receipts. 225, COO bu.; ship .ents, 229,400 bu. 10.000 bu.; ship Rye Receipts, OFFICE h FRATERNITIES AND CIETIES DEALT A BLOW. 354 a!50. Twenty-fift- lOOL 71714- - MALAN 4GB into MEN Roller Skates No. 2, 45c; No. 2 yellow, 4714 Corn O O O no danger of any controversy arising over the affair which O would Injure the traditional friendship of both countries. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady. Wheat No. 2 spring, 77ff82c; No. 7. 72880; No. 2 red. 727314c. WE CAN MOVE ANYTHING. Vane, Draya o tide six of the constitution f o $8.40, 18.4214. S. E. O 78e78c. BOTH PHONES Ind. JAPANESE NQT DISTURBED. O Assurances Have Bean Given by O American Government. O CHICAGO FUTURES. O 17. Viscount Nov. O Toklo, Chicago, Nov. 17. The leading fuHaysshl, Japanese minister of O tures ranged as follows. foreign affairs, who was Inter- O Wheat Pec.. T4e. 7334c. 7314c; May. viewed today by delegates from O 79He, TSftc, the Progressions! and Progrea- - O Cora Pec., 42Hc. 4 2 Vic. 434c; May, lve parlies In reference to the O 4334c, 4314c, 4314c; July, 4414c, 4314c, trouble with the school board O 4314c. of Ban Francisco, explained O Oats Pec., 3414c. 4'4c, 3414c; May. that the views of the Amerl- - O 3B14C, 3614c, $5l;c; July, 3314c, 3314c, can authorities at Washington O 831 (T 33 lie. and of the government uf Japan O Pork-J- an., $14.40, $14.3214. $14.3214, were in perfect aocord on the O May, $14.5714, 314.47H- - $14 5214. subject. .. He trusted that as tie-- O $9.40; Lard -- Nov., $9 50. $9.2714, factory settlement would be O Ja- $8.6214. $8.6714; Dec., $8.70. made In time by evoking ar- - O $8.6214. 88.4214, $8.4714; May. $8.4714, WALL PAPER, ETC. Washington MARKET. 00000000090000o o O o , GLASS, 2281 family Speculation on ihe stock exchange hue revived to some extent with the relaxation of the tension of the New York money market. Pressure because of last week's bank deficit waa over before the Mon days session waa ended. High interest rates here attracted funds front the interior, and the strengthening of the Bank of England's condition relieved New York from some pressure lor reduction of Indebtedness to that marker. Interior demands for currency have subsided and banka and trust companies have released some resources with the arriving of the date port of condition to the united j OT States controller and the state super-cllnslntendent of banking. The awakened speculation baa centered largely on the Harrlman, Hill and related stocks, St. Paul and haa dealt with ercia.ly unconfirmed conjecture! almost en-h- e t.rely. J.C. Platt Saddlery Capital Finding its Way Investment Than Ever. New York, Nov. 17 The renewed peculation was actively continued today until the hope of brignteiunw pros-peo- u in the at.un marki-t- . Tae prm ciple deal.nga spread to some new ouaners and it a onvious that some IN A attribution was being effected of the l BOOK JUST PUBLISHED. auck which have figured most pioati neutly in the previous saarp advances L nnn Pacific was the conspicuous new favorite and the demand fas st. mutat- Daughter of Henry Clews Advocates a ed by glowing rumors or tne tenor of Form of Free Love and Easy the liM'ikcuui.ug annual report. Meantime St. Pnui, the Hi.l Blocks. Heading, Amalgamated Copper and do :iin m t'acific were helj back by selling to New York. Nov. 17. A lank conrealise. niuci origins) ideas taining beIntimations were in circulation ing family relations was jniMUhe,! fore the appearance of the bank state11 yesteiJay.' Its author is Mry ment that a restoratioa of the surplus Clews l'arauns, daughter Henry would be dlacKsed end buying was acHer-Wn Ciew, and wife of Congressman tively pursued on the assumption thus Pm sons. Mrs. Parr.u la a docfounded. Such intimations before the tor of phllosopLy and was k lecturer appearance of the offwal compilation at Harvard College on sociological subof the condition of the banka by the for ats y itaxs. Among other clearing house have become a regular jects 'hinga Mrs. Parsons says: routine in Wa.l street. They are pro . it, theiefore. would seem well iixnn ex-- oatlmatea onbased by fessudly to encourage earlv to but found are generally they pert, Carriage, to be error. In the eapen e.t male Ierwl ln0 mith the relation to made on Friday afternoon and pra-- , bul with th, prlIp 0f biwaking it pare speculative sentiment for the die- it Ir0VM. unaucceeaful, and in the eetimatea e crepanctes from the Friday of offspring, without suffering which are ahown by the bank scale- - j M degree of pulhlc enn.letnna- j nient. Today a prlncipla discrepancy la that respect a the 12,817.300 cash , Mn PanwM- - book, entitled "The lncreaie compared with the eailmate a tnteuded for use as a col- of not over one million. Last week s j lege text hook for aoclokiglcbl stuuaeapectedly heavy loss was attribut- dents who are especially IntertaMed In ed to withdrawals by the trust com tlie of the WHEN PURCHASING JEWELRY, (actor ta bo iwpulatioa U it U nonymoas cansiaerod witk ta quality, merit and price If ye deal at id the 1 30 da so-USWELL't you will know you will he treated fairly, no matter kor you may ho lacking in technical knowledge of tke value and quality of Jowala of any kind. We keep only the heat and ckidreat Where gold 1 naed it 1 marked with the karat atamp, with ailver it te aterling, In gema and precious atonai their quality ta fully guaranteed. W. More WE CURE A Block of 20,000 Shares to Be Placed on the Ogden Market at Once Investigate ami be convinced that the l.akeside Copper ('o. offerB an inreKtment which will bring the largest, and quickest returns that any mine of the state can present to the public. There is no longer to doubt that the promo-terauj room of the Lakeside Copier Co. are developing the finest body of copper ore to be found in the conntiy. A shaft sunk on the vein to a depth of 40 feet produces ore of the value of $24.72 jier ton, while the magnificent surface showing must be by this tijne familiar to citizens of Ogden, as several tons of the rich copper earbo Dales have been brought to the city and placet on exhibit, and hundreds of fine samples have been distributed to individuals, and at the late county fair many saw the companr'n elaborate n No. 306 Twenty-Fift- h Street- 60-fo- display of copper oxide. Scores of asngjrfi have been made by the most reliable asMayerfl of Salt Lake, Denver and Ogdeu, which have ranged all the way from 1 to 80 per cent. While a porphyry fissure coming up through the mineralized quartz-it- e itself carrie value to the amount of fl3 jmt ton and carrie large chunks of copper amounting to many lbs. of pure ore, assaying from 60 to 80 per cent, were- - taken from the top of a quartzite upheaval which had been to the element for hundreds of years, while from the discovery exposure ton of 20, 40 aud CO per cent copper have been carried away to Salt Lake.Park City,Mercnr and Ogden. This hits brought to the ground many prospectors and experts, with the result that spreral thousand acres of ground hare been located and the company ha had the benefit of the expert opinion of a number of prominent mining men. Several of these have declared iheir opinion that the find means another Butte here at the very door of Ogden. ex-Ms- Lv.afiaa,TJ wtfJ The company has been pushing forward the work as rapidly ns possible. The work tlm far accompli shed may lie summarized as follows: The slaking out of 30 claims, discovery work, surface trenching, tracing of half a dozen porphyry dyke which run through the properties, sinking two shafts, one 14 feet and one 50 feet deep, erecting snita-bl- e buildings or winter quarters for 15 men and otherwise preparing for winter work. The company i now engaged in erecting a shaft houne, inserting a station on the level i the main shaft and driving tunnels. It is expected the driving of the tunnel will require about 00 days, at which time a railroad spur will be completed from tbe main line of the S. I. R. R. and tbe company will be ready to ship to the Ogden or Murray smelter. This tunnel will bring u a depth of 275 feet In the ore S. UUTCDISON "SET body and pnable us to load earn with but one handling ibat necessary to load the dump curs in the mine. The lakeside fopjier Ooni. will be the first, dividend payer of Ogdeu. Those who invest In its stock will not have to waif long for returns. They will nev?r be pescssed. A small block of stock will make one independent. A large bunch will place one well up on the financial ladder, while some of Ogden's citixeus will become million-1ires through the stock they hold In the lakeside Copper Co. Who will 'know enough soon enough?" Who are they that know an opportunity when they are face to face with it? It will onlv require a few of vour spare dollar to maki vim independent. TRY IT. TIIIH BLOCK OF STOCK WILL BK SOM IN 10 D.VYK. ACT AT ONCE. Call id the company's office for further informa-thmOver Klaudiild Publishing Co. Office, 24tli street. PROIIDFIT GOODS SPORTING COMPANY WhaloMla and Rotell SPORTING GOODS. Jsbboro of EDISON PHONO- AND GRAPHS RECORDS, Claric.Horrocka Plahlng Tacklo, Bull and Doan Athlotlo Gooda. PhaMgrayha Sold oo Easy 351 24th BL Tarms. 1 . a. mzs'.rzmsnrm PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH MITCHELL BROS. KoouiasaU, Copiaga sad Ifaad-atoaDoa't bay from agaata, as lhay got largo comraiaaions acd you havo to pay thorn. Boo jrour homo peoplo flrat Yard eppoalto City Ccreotoiy. - |