OCR Text |
Show THE MOUNTXG 6 SLOW OISE IK REGULAR Jan. 8 Wool nominal; territory and western mediums 186-19fine mediums 15617; fine 15616. Con. Merrur. 190 60 WHEAT. 10 Carlsa. PRICE OF STOCKS No. 2 red 90691; No. 3 red 896 9i: No. 2 bard 796 82: No. 3 hard 706 79; No. 1 northern 83 No. 2 northern 83 6 67 No. 3 spring 79685, 2 Per a Drug at New York, Jan. 8. Sugar: Raw nominal: fair refining 3; centrifugal molasses sugar 2 96 test 31-Refined quiet; crushed 5.05; powdered 4.55; granulated 4.55. Coffee firm; No, 7 Kio 7 New York Banka Increase Their Caoh reserve and Financial Outlook is Good. New York, Jan. 8. ry 3-- lc. at . New York. Jan. ket firm closed 8. Money on vail 4.821-264.8- 5--8. AND PROVISIONS. GRAIN Wheat July 82 Corn Jan. 46 Sept. Oats Jan. 43 46 5-- 86 July 1-- 4 3-- 3C 7 ft Sept. 80 May 47 3-- 6 July 3-- 32 3-- 1-- -- 2 3-- 4 7-- 1.40 Elevated, 2 3-- 2-- 4 5-- 8 4 3-- 2 San Franciscos Andes, 22 Belcher, 50 B. A Chicago. Jan. 8. Cattle Receipt 3.000; steady; good to prime steers 3.506 5.1065.60; poor to medium and feeders 2. 35ft 4.90; stockera 4.25: oowa 2 0064.35; heifers 6 4.75: canners 2.00ft2.40; bulls calves J3.50ft7.25. Hogs Receipts today 35,000; 6ft 10c lower; mixed and butchers S4.G5ft4.95; good to choice heavy. 4.90ft 5.00; rough heavy $4.65 64.85; light I4.50ft4.80; bulk o( sales . tomor-rowO.Oo- ft 4.85. Receipts 8,000; sheep steady Good to choice wethers $4.10ft4.50; mixed fair to choice 3.25ft4.00; western sheep native 3.60ft4.60; western lambs lambs 4. 00ft 6.35; Sheep B, Mexican. 3.45 Occld. Con, 77 Ophir, 6.50 Overman. 30 Uotusl, 23 Savage, 70 Bag Belcher, 14 2.05 Bullion. 1.15 Caledonia, 27 Chal. Con, 33 Chollar, 1.05 Confidence, 2.40 C. C. A Va 4 Con. N. Y, Sierra Nov, 1.10 Silver Hill, 70 Union Con, 1.35 Utah Con, 31 Yellow Jacket, 40 32 Eureka Con, 28 Exchequer, 68 Gray Eagle, S3 Silver bars, 57 Mexican dollars, nominal Drafts, Sight, 10. Drafts, telegraph, 15, 5-- 85.C0ftC.30. 3-- 4. 8. refunding 2s, coupon LOS 8. 3a registered 1.05 8. 3a, coupon 1.06 8. New 4s. registered 1.33. IT. CITY. Kansas City, Jan.' 8. Cattle Receipts 3.000.' Steady; native steers 3.50 ft4.75; native cow and heifers 2.47 63.85; Stocker and feeders 3.25ft 3.75; ralves 2.50(15.75; bulls 2.2563.50; western western steers 3.2504.25; cows 1.5063.00. Hogs Receipts 7,000. Steady; bulk of sales 4.55ft 4.70; heavy 4.50ft 4.80; packers 4.55ft4.75; pigs and lights 4.30 4.70. Sheep Receipt 2.000. Steady; bulk tons 3.60ft4.6S; lambs 4.75ft 5.75; range wethers 3.55ft4.40; ewes 2.3003.55. U. U. U. ' U. U. U. U. PRESIDENT MAKES PROMOTIONS The President Washington, Jan. the followSenate the to sent today In the army: nomination ing General officer to be lieutenant general Major General Adna R. Chaffee. vice Young, to be retired. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. To be major generals Brig. Generals William A. Kobbe, vice Chaffee; OGDEN, UTAH. Joseph P. Sanger, vice Kobbe to be retired; Alfred E. Bates, paymaster President E. Dooly general, vice Sanger, to be retired; John Wallace F. Randoplh, chief of artil- Hornet E. Peer? E. Hoag ............... .Cashier lery, vice Bates, to be retired, and Ralph of chief L. engineers, Gillespie, George end DOMESTIC Sells FOREIGN vice Randolph, to be retired. on all points. drafts Alfred Colonel To be brigadier Mordecai, ordnance department; Hap PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DEry L. Haskell. Third infantry. POSITS. Forest H. Hathaway, asalstant quartermaster general. Asher C. Taylor, artillery corps, and John C. Butler, ordnance department. 8. Frank M. Goxe. assistant paymaster general vice Allen, to be retired; Tweaty-llra- t infantry, Jacob Kline, vice True, to be retired; William F. Dougherty, Eighth infantry; William 8. McCaskey, Twentieth infantry .and . Omaha. Jan. 8. Cattle Receipts. 2,. Active; native steers SAOftS.SO; rows and helfera 2.25ft3.00; canners 1.75ft2.50; Stockers and feeders 2.75 4.25; ralvea 3.006 5.50; bulls 2.75ft 4.25. 5c lower; Hogs 7.5O0. Market mixed 4.55ft4.65; heavy light. 4.4Aft4.G0 pin 3.7594.25; bulW of sales 4.5504-65- . Rheep Receipt 2,000. 8teady ti stronger; western yearlings 3.90ft 4.80: wethers 3.40ft4.80; ewes 2.756 and stockera 2.25ft3.50; lambd - CO. TRANSFER 3--4. Phone 22. 1-- 2. 8. New 4s. coupon 1.33 8. Old 4. registered 1.07 2 8. Ga, registered 1.01 8. 5s, coupon 1.01 4. Atchison general 4s 89. Atrhlson adjustment 4s 87. Atlantic Coast Line 4s 92 1 Baltimore A Ohio 4s 1.01. Baltimore AOhlo 3 a. 93 3. Central A Georgia 5a 1.04. , Central of Georgia 1st Inc. 66. 1.02 Chesapeake A Ohio 4 75. Chicago A Alton 8 2. Chicago, B. A Quincy new 4s 91. Chicago, M. A SL Paul gen 4s 412 25th Street 4. FURNITURE 4. No Damage to Property in Handling. Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with Dispatch. 1.08-1-- 8. STORAGE Chicago A Northewestern consol 7s LSI VANS, 3--4. 2. AT REASONABLE RATES. 8. Chicago, R. I. A Pacific R. R. 4s Chicago, R. I. A Pacific 66-8-- 4. HACKS and COUPES C. C. C. gen. 4a SL SL Loul -- Chicago Terminal 4s 80. 8. Consolidated Tobacco 4a 55 Colorado A Southern 4s 87 Denver A Rio Grande 4s 87 Erie prior lien 4s 97 Erie General 4s 89. Fort Worth A Denver City 1st furnished for BALLS, WEDDINGS, FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES. col. 5s TL-- 74. 95-5--8. 5-- 7--8. ALL TRAINS MET BY 2. 3-- 4. TIME TABLE 1.05. Hocking Valley 4 lamlsvllle A Nash Unified 4s Manhattan consol gold 4s 1.02 Mexican Central 4s 89 Mexlcon Central 1st Inc. 15 San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co. DEPART. For Provo. Lehi, Fairfield and Mercur, connecting at Nephl for Mantl and Intermediate points on Sanpete Valley Ry.... For Garfield Beach. TooMamele, Stockton, moth, Eureka and Silver City (via Leaming) ton .a. ... For Provo, American Fork, Lehi, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Calientes and Intermediate points ARRIVE. American From Prove Fork, Lehi, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Calientes and Intermediate points From Provo, Lehi, Fair-field- , Mercur and Sen-pet-e Valley Ry. points. From Silver City. Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, Tooele and Garfield 75 ALLENS CARRIAGES. The 'T1 ac df Overland Limited Jo S' hi Ci v ei The Mast Laxaifsas Traie lathe WerU Comport sent and drawing -- moa sleeping cars, observation can, dinand library ing cars, buffet-6aldcars, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection for P ia di b: ng Book-love- rs I ; St. Paul and Minneapolis Tirkets. iiMrvatim. mC full In. fnemuo ran be obtaineC Iran C. A. Walker. General Azam, si ti di Chicago & North-Weste- rn Ry, si bi Sants Mala Straat, MLiktCKr, Utah. ZOO n ti k n ti 0 li tl 1 Pir-vO1- TIME CARD. Effective No. 22, 1903. DEPART. fhmaht. Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and east daily AtUntie Express for Duvets Omaha, Connell points cut dally' ARRIVE. . No. 8 Pndfl Express rom Conseil Bluffs, Omaha, Denver. Kansu City and a 7il0 p . ; 8:80 Vo I Overland Limited from OouaeH Omaha, Bluffs, Kansu City, Dea-e- ami all point asst, daily Fast Ifsfl i. a 2:80 p. 2:40 a. C. A. HENRY, ' ' CORSE, Ticket a a A feat P. and F. A. T. W. COLLINS. T. P. ! fI A. p qj - 9.35 2:40 p. Blt'ffh, Kansas City aad all G.H. Q5 a No. ff Mail and Express ....7:10 a. ho. 9 Orerland Limited for No. 101 Going' East qj ? 5.35 p m 5:35 pm , . 4. Kaunas A Texas 4 97. Kansas A Texas 4a 97. Kanaa A Texas 2nd 79. R. IL iff Mexico consol 4s ing. I have got it systematimd, and cal giro yon aume help ip way that wont occur to you. Write me a postal end - 4. 97- 2. - Santajc: 7-- 8. 8-- 4. Si a ol . 89. 1.28- - New Jersey Central general 5s m ju If so why don't you go the pleasant Main 201 Street Ticket Office, City way, through the scenery of Colorado, Tel. 250. f on or address call For particulars, probably the most beautiful in the world. or J. L. agents. Salt Lake Route, MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. . and over the SHORT LINE from Daw E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agl rer (he Burlington T Salt Laks City, Utah. Better see me about your trip. 1 have been in the passenger buiinci twenty yean, and I know aboul travel- - 4s 97. New York Central gen. 3 the Misssari River bent", aid CUcai, ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake; Milford, Modena and Calientes. Direct stage connections for all mining districts in southern Utah and Nevada 2. 61-3- -4 730 a m Be" 3-- 4. Missouri, Missouri, Missouri, National s Rafiway out, daily ...... CUt-Off- 2. Minn. A St. Loul The Only No. 4 8. 1.02-3-- 4. of Usable-Trac- k Utah IMationalBank. 3-- 4. 8-- OMAHA. 000. ALLEN 1.05 Xt Europe via all lines. Highest price paid for unused tickets, mileage, etc. Depot, Third, West and South Temple 8ts Salt Lake City. lf. 8. refunding 2s. registered 01 SHARMANS N. Y. Bond will do. TICKETS: 79 West Second South R. F. NESLEN, General Agent, . Northern Pacific 4s 1.02 Northern Parllic 3s 70 Norfolk A Western ronaol 4 96 8. Oregon Short Line 4s A Partic 92. Prnn. conv. 3 2 95 Reading General Is 95. St. Louis A Iron Mountain runnel 5 3-- 8. Sfc SALT LAKE CITY. 5-- 8. 5-- 4. 1.11 Ionia 4 R Kansu 4. Test by Taste 4. , Lina from Utah to City. SL Joseph, Chicago, El Paso and tne Mining Chape of New Mexico and Arizona. Direct 82-7-- 8. western 11 92 Sealioard Aalr Line t 67. Southern Pai'iHc 4 88. Southern Railway 5s 1.11 Texas and Pari lie 11 1.15 Toledo. St. I, A Western 4 70 Union laciflc. 4a l.wi Union Pari fie conv. 4 96 IT. 8. Steel 2nd 5a 70 4. Waluuh lta 1.14 Wabash Dob. R 63 Wheeling A I.ake Erie 4a 51 Wlaronain Central 4 89 4 Colo Fuel Con. Es 68. ' SI. ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE -Baste Fa Koala." 7-- 8. SL Louis A San Francisco fg. Gat-veato- n, THREE TRAINS DAILY. For particular about REDUCED RATES EAST this summer apply tab 5-- 8. 2. ix THE OP.EGON SHORT CARD. 8. ly Block, Salt Lake City (Nor. 2. of money .87 N. Y.. Central. 1.23. Nor. A W.t 5 Nor. A W.. pfd. 9fl enter. A-- w.. pfd. N Feni).. 60 Rand Minn. 8 6. C. for men. 57 Anaconda. 3 Atcbienn. 68 Atrhlson pfd ,91 BalL A O..80 Can. Pac., 1.20 Chesa. A O.. 83 C. G. W.. 16. 'T.M.A St. P.,1. 4G 6. 7-- 8. 1- -2 20. G.: 20 JULY 27XH 1-- 9. Reading, 1-- 4. 2 2. cheers, 22 5-- 8. :Read. lit pfd. 40 1- Head. 2d pfd. 30. Sovthern K.. 20 8. 8. R'y.. SO South. Pac. 48 Union rne.l So U. P. pfd. 91 U. & K. ffd. 57 4. V. 8. A 10 itol a VA R.G.pfil, 701-- 2. trie 2nd pfd. 70. 'Trie 2nd pfd. Illinois On.. 1.34. Louis. A N..1 10 1- -1 M. K. A T.. pfd 8. 3. 3 5 Tliv.-- per ifliL .Moiill;s 20. Bill is 2 -2 atisEtie Ksprcss, Kt ARRIVE tB DAat. a 22, 1908.) : 7:11 pi aa . L A. BSNTON, Gem. AgL I C j j ( mediate point Pr. Dpt Salt Lako Cliy. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent. Ogden. ft K. UIL80N. AgesL Ogdra. ............ No. 2 halt Lake, .Milfordand all south- No. KMilt Uk mediate points No. 4- -i Provo, point ud inter- tiMfiteeaiMetiaigg Ml p pa 3-- 3--4. Wabash. EFFECT 1903L raeifir Mail. Rslt Uka aad K point East Ititt am Vo. I. Chicago ad 6L Lonb 8:49 limited Vo. 1. Ixnl from Park City rnd Pan Pete Valley .... 1:19 f as. vo Psrifl Eipr- -: from ail 18:89 an. Hiti East Through Rleepia rare to Omaha. Ckt-eg-o md 8t Louie. New York aad Boston. Free radiaing chow earn A pee feet dteing ur Mrvies sa aU thremgi traiaa. 11-1- 0d for oiat, Mi 3-- 4. Bar silver steady. 2 per ounce. Money 3ft3 3 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for Sfinri Bill i s .VxG'1-- 2 pr tent. The rate nf liiscouni in The oieU mark . 2. 2. Uf TIME CARD DEPART DAILY. No. 8, AUsstie MsU aU pdaU .7:23 a East No. 12, Salt Laks local ....8:19 s. 2. Chicago, SL Louis Iba-- 1-- 2. 3-- 4. VAR. R. G. W. 2. 3-- TIMl No. 7 Bait and' Portland.. 11:58a. No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte 1:25 a. m No. 11 Cache Valley 7:15pi No. 12 Salt Lake and Tintle 10:65 a. No. Salt Lake and inter- London. C. UNS DFPAHT 4. 8, 13. Bingham, 22 Centennial, 15 Cop. Range, 45 8 CHICAGOk KANSAS 35 1-- 2 6 1 4.70 se 4 Klee, pfd, 75 U. 8, 18 United Fruit, 87 Utah. 32 U. 8. 8toel. lu Victoria, 27 U. 8. 8. pfd. 56 8 Winona, 69 W. Com, 81 7-- 8. alive if.iurke A, 2.15 A M, 1.67 0-- 8 t, M. 1- -4 Poultry R. G. Dunn and Company'a Weekly Review of trade tomorrow will say; Retail trade baa been alow to recover from holiday dullness, partly of bad weather, which also retarded collections to some extent. Traffic was impeded and shipments of merchandise delayed. On the other band low temperatures stimulated the demand for seasonable goods and burdensome stocks In the hands of dealers were reduced. Jobbers and manufacturers in ihoss lines received supplementary orders and the wool market became firmer in tone, although actual salea did not increase materially. Mills and factories rejmrt irregular conditions, some industries opening the new. year undei very favorable auspices, while othei1 branches are extremely quit. In the leading manufacturing industries the year opens with quiet condition as to demand, but much irregularity in the matter of wages. Numerous reductions went into effect and several other are contemplated. During the last quarter net earnings for the leading producer were les than half those of the corresponding months of 1902 and similarly unsatisfactory exhibits were made by other concerns. These official returns indicate the heavy contraction In this industry, and there waa a very large decrease in orders on hand at the opening of the year. Failures tbla week In the United States are 400 against 232 last week. 284 the preceding week and 350 In thd corresponding week last year. 37 Failure in Canada number against 17 last week. 22 the preceding week and 24 last year. 1-- 2 3-- 8. 15, fowls New York. Jan. 8. 3-- Pork .Ian. $12.80; May 113.10. Ijird Jan. $6.70; May $6.92 July 7. G.C2 Kihs Jan. 6.35; May Inly 16.72 . 62. Kyo Flax 1.04. 3.04. Timothy Clover $11.25. Barley 366 58. - chicks X Dorn. Coal, 68 9 Fitchburg pfd, l.iiilale Kuyale, 7 Union Fac, 78 Mohawk, 28 Mex. Cen, 10 4 Old Dorn, 11 Am. Sugar, 1.24 59 Am. Sug. pfd, 1.241'arrot. 21 A. Tel A Tel, 1.25 Quincy, 94 D. I A 8, 8 7 8 S. F. Copiier, 1.34 Gen. Elec, 1.70 Tamarack, 96 Mass. Klee, 19 Trinity. 4 4 6. wet-ier- Industry t II, 4.::0ft4.37 (. B. A H. 8; May 39 Sept. Dally-Wes- 7-- 2; firm; Mills and Factorisa Report Irregular Conditions in the Wool Amalgamated, 50 7-- 7-- ns New York. Jan. 8. 29; 200 4. Atchison 4m, 97 Mex. Con. 4s, 67 Atrhiaon, 66 Atria pril.. 66 -2 POULTRY. at 500 8; VY.AN.H.19514 Franklin, Jan. 8. Close: Jan. 83; May 87 Chicago. 100-sha- re 8. 28 Call loans, 4 Adventurer. Tima hums, 56 6 Alloucz, 1 st sc'-on- 29 at 200 Boston. H- - There was considerable dealing done New York. Jan. 8. Flour receipts in the Daly slocks, with Daly-Jud15.800 Imrreln; exports 1.200 Itarrels; ckialng In better form. Daly dropped off a few points, while Daly-Wewaa market less active. Wheat receipts 1.595 bushels. Rpot also weaker. Conaolldated Merrur belot. srlling at Steady; No. 2 red 100 elevator; No. 2 gan with a f.o.b. alloat; No. 1 Northrents, another waa offered at 60 red 94 ern Duluth 99 f.o.b. afloat. No. t hard rents and taken, following this a brokManitoba nominal f.o.b. afloat. er bought another lot of 800 shares, opened weak, remained unsteady paying for H 61 cents. For Grand all day. closing Central a bid. of 3.50 was ventured, May closed 90 July closed 97 but no offerings were In evident) at Hops.. hides anti wool firm. that price. While Century did uni parJrtrolcum firm. in the sales is waa held up ticipate Coflee, spot Rio firm. No. 7 Invoice to a stiff price, closing with 90 2 97-1Mild firm. ccnfs bid. with 95 nuns the lowest raw nominal. Fair Sugar, refining offer. A hid of 5 rents was registered Sr; centrifugwi 90 test. Sc. for WabashThe rinsing quotations and sale WALL STREET. were posted as follow-- ; New York. Jan. 8. Opening prices YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. In the stock market were higher than last night throughout the list, rrfiect-in- g the more cheerful view of the Far Eastern situation In the foreign markets. The standard railroad stocks shared fully in the Uirngth of yic market, gains running to a large traction in many cases. I). A O. rose 1 to Brooklyn Transit Improved 1 50 but the other transaction were Large offerings of AmaltltiggUb. gamated caused the general lift to yield slightly later in symiuttby. but by 11 o'clock must stocks had rallied fully. Amalgamated ran off from 49 to 47 and stiffen'd again to yesterday's rlos". Westinghouse Electric The market was preferred fell 1 dull and irregular, earing off slightly and recovering. United States steel preferred rose a point. Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis 3. W. H. 21-wi-.a reaction of a point, and Realty One sale was made ol puferred 1 commercial cable at a decline of 17 points. Northwestern advanced 1 Ana 3 and National Railroad o 3 Mexico Chica preierrorl go and Alton preferred declined 1. There was a further Flow advanci which resulted In the rise of the day. Atc.hison and Kansas and Texas preferred gained a point St Louis and 21-- 2 Southwestern 2. Northwestern and National of Mexico preferred 4 Close was dull and fairly steady. 2 Weather. 8, MINING STOCKS 000.75. 4. 21 Dullness Partly Due to the Bad 8. 3-- SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. 15625 points. Sales 1 57,000 bags InMarch 710; 7256730; cluding January The sales of storks on the mining May 7106715: July 7906 795; Ore. 795 exchange yesterday forenoon aggregat6500; Dee. 9156330. ed 30.295 she res. of the value of 12,- - 2. Tetro. 1- at a net advance of NEW YORK PRODUCE. at 500 21 IB 145 at 35.50. 1a Reine, 10,200 at 2 Tetro, 700 at 29 4. 4.7505.75. The roffee mar- at OPEN B0AR01 n COFFEE. 2; 11-- ed . at 1.009 38 2. 5,000 'Daly-Wca- t, closing bid 1 Ofiered at 2 per cent. Time loaua 4 for all uates. easy. 4 Prime mercantile paper 5ft 1 2. Fter-lin- g exchange weak, with a tual business in bankers bills at 4.849064.85 tor demand and at 4.8156 4.8190 for SO 3 and days; posted rates commercial hills 4.911-- 2 4.85 65-8- . liar silver 57 Mexican dollars 433-4- . lowest :Sr4, at 2. 6. 11-2- 6 IS NOT ACTIVE New York Bonanza, 500 at 1L MONEY. New York, Jan. 8. There was a duH period on sunk market today without marked features. An easier feeling oirr the Far Eastern outlook and the promise of a iargi: rejilenislimeni of tanking rewrvis to lie shown by tomorrows hank statement were the impelling causes of the slow rise. Tho host prices of tho day were made in the last hour, and the closing was fairly steady and near tup irlim News on the war situation was meager, ami there was no deep-seatcoin ict ion that hostilities would he verted hut the possibility of a quick change in the situation and the Important influence which would be caused by such a change induct'd great caution in trading on any asaumji-tib- n that war waa inevitable. moveThe formants of the ftet-klment of the currency pnuisu a gain in cash of between liV'0(),UiHl and 812.OOfl.fiuO. Of this estimated gain or 'loss results from operations, including receipts of foreign gold and the remainder has been received from interior ports. Expectation is general that the loan Item will dbnw a further substantial expansion but so large an Increase in the basis fur credits deprived that prospect of any disturbing power. Money waa very easy today for all forma of loans, and tall money became almost a drug on the market at 2 per cent, a condition not aeon on Friday for many months. The speculation In Amalgamated Copper continued very active and that stock rebounded from early depression to 1 1 over last night. The figures of the December exports of copper whlrh were the largest for fifteen months past started the recovery. Copper waa strong' in London and there was a further rise in the price of copper in the domestic market. Rumors were current of some large sale effected above the market and trade opinion! were hopeful. U. 8. Steel preferred waa largely traded In and lifted a point and hoiw ful views were expressed oMh outlook In the trade and the diaracter of the The special buying of the stock. strength of Unit (more and Ohio waa due to the report that a petition had been made to list the stock on the llerlln bourse. There was a movement In Mexican Railroad atocka which It wax attempted to hv show that war . would increase the demand and the price for silver and so redound to the lament to the Mexican road. The statement of pet earnings of the Southern Pacific, for November had a stimulating effect on that stock and on Union A gain in gross earnings was supplemented by an important reduction of operating expenses. The average of net earnings of roads thus far reported a decrease from November last year for (b'e first time for ' the year 1903. The gross earning thus far reported for tho fourth week ra-in Ihjccmber. however, show a larger tio of Increase than for any week for some time put. The bond market was dull and Irregular. Total sales par value 81.C15.000. on call. L. 8. bonds were b GO; 100 at 2.53; 2.47; 10 at 2.45. 100 at 3.30; 109 at 3.35; 3.15; 140 at 3.56 a 30; 100 at 3.55. Unde Sam Con., 5o0 at Century. 70u at 90. Dalton. 5,000 at 1 4. 2; at at 2.50; 100 TRADE e. Star Con., SUGAR. cent at at 104 4; . Lower Mammoth, 100 May Day, 1.7U0 at 7 2 Call Money Almost at RETAIL 61.3-- Albert L. Mill, superintendent military academy. Lieut. Colonel Charle J. Allen, New Y'ork. Jan. 8. Bradstrcet's tocorps of engineers; Theodore E. True morrow will say: ""The new year opens quietly but with deputy quartermaster general 8. Francis Staff corps Colonel satisfactory features predominating. Dodge. asKistant paymaster general: Col. Alexander MacKenzie, corps of Cold, storm weather baa retarded business and transportation, but in some engineers, to be chigf of engineers, sections ha stimulated sales of heavy with rank of brigadier general. Chief good, shoes and rubbers at retail. of Artillery Col. John P. Story, to be Wholesale business Is responsible quite chief of artillery with rank of brigat leading eastern and central western adier general. markets, but it is worth nothing that beLIPTON BELLS OUT. spring demand and shipments have gun at the southwest. Collections showla a slight improvement and money Chicago, Jan. 8. Sir Thomas Lip-to- n beeasy, supplies of that commodity has severed another nf the bonda linked him with Chicago. Hid ing in better supply than heretofore. which Preparation for spring are going for-ot membernhip on the board of trade has ward actively and with a good show His packing been sold at $3,000. conservative confidence. was disposed of several mouths plant to stimulus a been has War talk ago to the National Packing company. many market, notably for rereala and cotton and provision, but securititea have been depressed thereby. Iron and tcel in the cruder forma have ithown steadiness and though quiet at the east are in better demand in the more fin- CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE ished forms at the west. Lumber while affected by climatic B. ENGLEHART, MANAGER. conditions unra building is in active 102 25th SL, Healy House. 'Phone 161Z. held with quotations export demand firmly. The industrial situation look Only member ot the American bitter, employes showing a disposition Ticket Broken Assn.ln Ogden, which to accept lower wages. Wool i steady as a whole, based on meant to the traveling public low conservative buying by manufactur- rates and perfect safety. ers, who have opened new lines of goods but nothing definite is yet to be Special rates to and from seen as to future tendencies. BRADSTREETS. 4. at 61. inu at 2.60 Daly, 100 11 800 2: Daly-Judg- Cash wheat: at 100 1901. OGDEN, TTTAII, ..SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY, 9, CALL SALES. WOOL. St. Louis, EXAMINER, 7:30h fiOSpfi 5:65 p 8:10 A ARRIVE, 2:00 p A No. 1 Bolt Lake No. 9 Butte and FocrteUo Express No. No. ilSalt 7-- Slt ford No. I Salt 12:45am Lake and Tintie ff:55p. Lake and Mil11 :20 a a . Lake and inter- mediate points a 7:00a No. 8 Portland and Butte. . 7:00 a. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello 8:30 p 10:80a. No. 12 Cube Vlley Train south of Juab do aot n Bandaya C. A. HENRY, Ticket Afnt G. II. CORSE, Pai. Ft. Apt., Ogden, TtsE U K BUKLKY, G. P. A T. A, Salt Lake City. t |