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Show ML STREET statu ckiizd uspoenoiXi ...116 La Rente, 8 1'tO 4 25 8 ....... 1-- 3-- 4 OF i ' ill IE WORLD Futures and San Francisco and Salt Lake Chicago Mining Quotations 4 1--4 2 5-- 8 6-- r. New York, July 14. The decision of Judge Bradford handed down at Trenton today in the Northern Securities care provided of explosive power on stocks of I'nion Pacific, Southern Pacific and Northern Securities in spite of the large preliminary speculation which has been going on in those stocks must of the week in anticipation of this decision. The efrecl of the decision is the more noteworthy as its general tenor as well was In the pretty accurately foretold. general market the effect was mure in accordance with the norsutl speculation the expectation coming to a pause after an anticipated movement to take profits. Southern Pacific and I nion Pacific also, after a spasmodic jump on the first announcement of (he decision, wavered under a flood of profit taking offerings. But the two stocks then resumed an aggressive upward movement and galvanised the general market Into suuie activity again. The effect waa to enable the general market to hold some of ill earlier gains, but no important new iwints of strength were developed after the securities decision became known. As a matter of fact, the Information regarding the decision In w hich the hulk' of the trading waa conducted in the stock market waa of .very meager character, consisting o! little more than the flash bullet ina announcing in general forma that the decision waa In favor of the iiarrlman party. According to precedent vlewa of diferenl phaaea of this litigation the effect might be expected to discourage speculation. Without any determination of the vital points at issue In the sonten lions, the result ia to leave the whole controversy still open, while the financial paralysis of the corporation, both as to receiving dividends from the constituent companioa and distributing to their own stockholders, ia sutured of s prolongation only to be terminated by the definite settlement ft he qusiTol. So far as may be detected, the continuation of Uie litigation through various phaaea of appeal and delay promises to he quite indefinite; s prospect that has caused the ' rumors in Wall Street when offered to its consideration at times ahortly passed. The market during the morning was of much the same character as for the days past, although the expectation of the Northern Securities decision waa an influence even then. Some of the recent strong stocks were under pressure of profit taking while others made fresh advances. Preliminary, estimates of the weekly cup rency rooveatent promised another enormous accumulation of capital in the banka, sub treasury opmflona, eceipts of new sal Japanese gold and he regular movement of currency on balance with the Interior all contribn-Inin liberal proportions In a promised gain of over $10,000,000. An advance In the price of cdpper did not eve Amalgamated Copper from realisation. Union Pacific's rise to 07 and Southern Pacific's to 62 were ant fiilly held, and the irregular tone of the market In the final hour continued up to the close. Pressure on the Burlington Joint 4s gad ike Oregon Short Una participating 4a made the otherwise firm bond market irregular. Total sales, par value, ft. 1145. 000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. & !h h. . r -- ; t !: 7-- 8 BRADSTREET'S REPORT New York, July 14. Bradstreets tomorrow will say: Diverse movements in trade, industry and sNculatkm give an irregular appearance to the general business sllustlon. Distributive trade and industry ia till quiet and even dull, awaiting clearer views of the crop out turn. Damage to winter wheat crop by heavy rains la admitted, though to be exaggerated. Disorganisation in the meat slaughtering industry baa caused a strike which, if not settled eoon seems likely to contain a powerful evil. Mist prices have ad-- v a need and cattle shipments cheeked. Railway gross earnings for the fiscal year will show au increase over the brat previous years, but net results are less clearly defined, with the question whether an increase or decrease will be shown still In doubt. The general undertone Is one of confidence, good results being looked for by the business world from an expected large volume of fall trade. Viewed geographically the South seems easily to have the highest outlook, the cotton crop having progressed so far with little or no drawbacks, except tbe original lateness of the spring. The outlook la for an Immense cotton crop. The Southern peach crop this year has been enormous and haa sold at good prices. Midsummer trade conditions have dominated In the distributive markets. Collect tana the country over are classed aa little better than alow. The Iron trade not.es increased quietness, production being scaled down to meet receding consumption. Foreign trade totals for tbe flsca' year are next to tbe largest ever reported. Imports are 2.5 per rent. Less then in 193 and the aggregation foreign trade Is 1 per cent, under that of the fiscal year. Cotton was largely exported. Exports of manufactured goods-have- , however, exceeded all previous years. Business failures for tbe week ending July 14ih number 203 against 172 last week and 193 last year. In Canada failures for the week number 18 against 14 last week and 13 in this week a year ago. Wheat, Including flour exporta for tbe week ending July 14th, aggregate 1,412.493 bushels, against last week and 3,652.784 this week last year. From July 1 to date, the export a aggregate 2,291,408 bushels against 6 "33.194 last year. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, Jnlv 15. Close: Money 1 m call easy. 1 per rent. Time loans ease; nltv days 2 per gent: 90 days 2 146212 per rent, i'rimo mercantile paper 2 1 2fa l per 3-- IT. Ati-biso- New York. July 15. Sugar: Raw. quiet; fair reflniug 3; centrifugal 96 unlaw. sugar 8 lest 3 Refined quiet; crushed 5.75; powdered 5.15; granuiiaed 5.05. CUPFEE Steady; No. 7 Rio 7 15-1- 1-- CITY STOCK. KANSAS 1-- Atchison adjustment Atlantic Coast lJne 4s . Baltimore and Ohio 4s . Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia 5a saiee Central of Georgia 1st Inc. .. .. CheKsiieake and Ohio Chicago and Alton C. B. and Q. new 4s C.. M. end Ht. P. gen. 4s C. and N. W. consol 7a .... C. It. 1. and P. R. R. 4a C. H. I. and P. R. K. col. 5a C. C. C. and St I gen. 4s ... Chicago Terminal 4a Con. Tobacco 4s Colo, and Soul hern 4s 11. and R. L. 4s ...... ....... Erie prior lien 4s Erie General 4s Ft. W. and I). C. Hocking Valley laiuis. and Nash, unified 4s Manhattan von. gold 4s Mexican Central 4s Mexican Central 1st Inc. .... Minn, and SL. I. 4s Mo. Kan. and Texas 4s Mo. Kan. and Texas 2nds .. Nat. it. R. of Mexico con. 4a N. Y. Central gen. 3 N. J. Central gen. 5s Northern Pacific 4s e a i a Northern Pacific 3s Nor and Western eon. 4a o! S. L. 4a and partic Penn. conv. 3Ve MiMiettt nil Reading General 4s ... 8t. I and f. M. con. 5a 81. L and 8. F. fg. 4i .. SL L.8. W. lata Seaboard Air Line 4s Southern Pacifls 4s ..., Southern Railway 5s ., 4a 106 102 94 Kansas City. July 15. 2,600. Strung to 10c higher; natives 4.0066.25; native cows and heifstockrrs and feeder! ers 2.006 2.756 4.50; bulla 2.5064.00; calves western atcera 4.006 western rows 2.0063.75. llogs Receipts 2,000. Market 10c 615c higher; bulk of sales 5.356 5.55; heavy 5.6065.60; packers 5.406 6.55; plga and lights 4.5065.40. Steady; Sheep Receipts 1,000. muttons 3.2564.75: lamlis 4 .00 fa 6.00; wethers rauge, 3.7564.75; ewes 3.25fa 4.00. CHICAGO STOCK. Receipts Chicago, July 15. Cattle 3,0o0; steady; good to prime steers 5.50fa6.25; poor to medium 4.506 6.00; Stockers and feeders 2.5064.00; cows 1 .60fa4. 50; heifers 2.0065.00; 1.50fa2.6ti; bulla 2.00&4.IH); calves fl 5.60. Hogs Receipts today 8,000; tomorrow 6,00u; 10c lower; mixed and butchers 5.1566.50; good to choice 0 6.406-5-65rough heavy 5.1 0( light 5.25fa5.45; bulk of salea 5.3605.50. Sheep Receipts 8.000; dull; good to to choice wethers 4.iHlfa5.UO; fair choice mixed 8.5064.00; western sheep 4.50; native lambs 4.U0fa6.50. ; 5.36; CHICAGO FUTURES. Wabaalv, bid 1. Yankee, bid 33; asked 25. CanaanXrashiss, Br mmt Bar KHtaMV. lowe: 7 Sopt. 80 82J4 7 40 7 57 40 Cash quotations were as billows: Flour Waa steady. Wheat No. 2 spring, 9801.00; No. I, 88096c. Corn No, 2, 4 9 Vic; No. 2 yellow, 51 480c; 2. Oate-- Na SHORES nan, HI Eipwt Spiciaiists; 2482 NEW FACES 4a ictoR'v TIME Bvaalaai M It & BURfil MEN 1,000 schooners at the Sgian. Ulak. ; Has shown the importance of having Alsen north . 162.400 The German Wim Cement T p. u (June 19, 1904.X U ........... a...,,,., 1:10 aaj ARRIVE: 2:20 yn No. 1 Salt Lake No. 9 Bntte and Pocatello 12:45 an. Express No. 11 SdtLeke and Tlntlo 1:55 pjn. No. 7. Balt Lake and MiU:20 tLtl lford No. 3 8 alt Lake and Biter .... 2:00 am mediate points No. 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:00 aa No. 10 Butte and Pocatello 1:00 yn 10:20 aa No. 12 Cache Valley Trains south of Juab do not m Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket A rest A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Paza. Agent Eccles Lnuber 164 Salt Lake City. Tickets, reservations and fUU Information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, Cfiicegi & Northwestern Co 20t BMth Cheap Rates to St. Louis By, Mala Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. NWMt tiTJBl and other Eastern points, via Eccles Lumber Telephone 128 Ogden, Utah. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. ft T. A, North-Weste- rn While preparing for spring and ask to be shown the screen and doors just received at (.400 (.OiH) H a DEPART: ' No. 7 Butte and Portland. .12:05 jib No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 La and Butte No. 11 Cache Valley 7:15 yi No. 12 SaltLake andTlntle 19:45 No. 8 Balt Lake and Inter' 7:25 mediate points U, No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all points S:20 A, dDuth No. 10 Salt Lake and InterC:S$ yni media tf points phoning Receipts. Shipments 467, (WO in CARD. ck are guaranteed by va. This It the best brand on the mare fceb .You can get It by calling an or RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. 129.100 ii JuJ THE OREGON SHORT LINE lUB to Chicago and the Ead ever the only double-trarailway between the Missouri River and Chicago.' Excellent service lit every particular. One of these trains, the Overland Limited, la the most luxurious train in the world. Electric lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha via Tt Lint to St. Paul and Minneapolis. GOOD SIDEWALKS 16,600 18 400 B, PAI Proprietor. Weather Bad CEMENT WALKS MADE 14.IIU0 239.1(H) i"S ore . The Co. TIME TABLE Street Twenty-fourt- h CHICAGO PRODUCE EXCHANGE. On the produce exchange today the was steady; creamery, 13017c; dairy, 12015c. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co. butter market Egge Firm, 14'2015e. Cheese Easy, 8fa8c. and South Tempi Sts Salt Laka City. Depot, Third, West CHICAGO WHEAT. Chicago, July 15. Wheat: No. 2 red 1.00; No. 2 old red 1.06; No. 2 hard 85095: No. 98099; No. 3 hard northern 1.05; No. 2 northern 9" fa 1,03; No. 3 spring 80090. It Costs No More to go via St. Louis CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. Chicago, July Wheat Sept. 5 8; May 86 15. Close: 87 3 407-8- ; Dec. 85 3-- Pnly Daly-We- Corn July 49 Sept. Dec. 44 43.01-8- Oats July 39 August S3 Sept. 33 Pork July 12.75; Sept. 12.8", 1-- ; 100 Oct. 12.85. Lard Ribs July 7.40; Sept. 7.62 69 July 6.00; Sept. Oct 7.57 Oct, 1-- Rye-- 70 QUOTATIONS OF 0RK STOCKS. NEW ... 32 7 52 5 8 ! Atchison, preferred Smelter, comdion Sinelicr. preferred . .. Baliiivuv and Ohi.i ... f Hni'iklin Canadian TacitR- 10. Why not take at 101 seller 30. 5IK Butler-Liber- 1U: Italy-We- l.fliiO st at 10. 105 at 18.50. Iiwer hlammuth 5(H) New York Bonanza at LOCK) ; 500 at a little rna east this summer, sad at 16. at l'A. stop-ov- er . . .. . . . O 95 ,i.i 98 3 n 5o ..125 1 1 t 4; asked 10 ashed 1.50. faria. bid 6: asked 6 12. Century. hid 48; asked 50 Cn. Mercur. bid H asked 19 Creole, bid 25: askd 45. ariied 2.50. Daly, tiid 2.47 , bid 19.50; asked 19,25. I Nl Jiidce. bid 4.25. Joe Boa err, bid 1 8; asked 1. cut-of- Bend me a R. F. NESLEN, General AgenL 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, , Ticket Office, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Daly-West- STSCZEZ.'Kn 7:30 am &00 am Q 9.35 K qj m urn "ela aad 3 Trains Dailyr' Write W can aava you money. e Beach poex card Inquiry today. f) For Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab. Mil lord, Frisco, Callentea and Intermediate points ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, LehL Juab, Milford, Frisco Callentea ad intermediate points Provo, LehL Fal field, Mermr and Sea-petVallei Ry. potato. surer City, moth. Eureka, Stockton. ' Alice, bid 2". Ajax. Mri 5 Ben Butler, bid 10 Bullion-Deck- via the Worlds Jut aa cheap to nee go Fair City. The ratea are away down," and It la the SL Louie route as aay other. The Burlington offers a very conven-leprivilege, which I will be glad to explain more fully If you will Inform au when you propose going and shea you expect to start. 2 Colorado Fuel and Iron Copper common 18.75. 500 at Morning Call Furnished by Ogden Brokerage Co.. 370 25th SL Phene 215, Ogden, Utah. Barley-300- 53. Atchienn. at SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Flax 1.20. Timothy 2.90. Clover 810.75. CLOSING al OPEN BOARD 8ALES. ; 3-- 6.97 19 et Buller-Uber- 2.47. at BEPART. For Provo, LehL Fairfield and Mercur. connecting at Nephi for Mantl and Intermediate points oa SrapetO' Valiev By.... For Garfield Beach, Tore ele, Stockton, Mam moth, Enreka and SiV ver City (via Learning-to- n Garfield 5:35 p m tbe ( rntll of J roed (mi V vlt (kb li bra ill till At No. 4 fair to 11.300 n D. W. CATTiS ie SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS ettl Corner 25th and Lincoln avenna. ing (last performance) July 17th entitles holder to chance in the big drawing of prizes as fallows: VALUED AT $300, Two CItJ lota given by Manager J. II. Young. l Water Bottle Silver Top, given by John Smalley, Jeweler. Rocking Chair (Oak) given by Ogden Furniture Co. gilk Umbrella, lady or gentlemen, given by The Toggery, 25th 8L B ladles Belt, latest fad, given by 8. J. Burt A Bros. B Ladles or Child's Walking Hat, given by The Leader Millinery, Mrs. H Lyon. D Lemonade Pilcher, 6 Tumblers and Traya, given by Richardson ft B Grant. Lad lea' or Gent's Sweater, given by Ogden Khlttlng Co., Wash. Ave. B SEE RICHARDSON ft GRANTS WINDOW FOR PRIZES ALL H THIS WEEK. HfiS U by goods. . San Francisco, July 15. Tbe official closing quotations for mining atockr today were a fulows: Belcher 16 Andes 19 Caledonia 52 Best Belcher 90 Challenge Con. 18 Chollar 15 C. C. and V. 105 Confidence 70 Crown Point 12 Con. Imperial 1 Gould-Curr12 Exchequer 36 65 Justice 14 Occidental Con. 79 Mexican BO Overman 16 Ophlr 245 Potoel 6 Savage 17 Sierra Nevada 27 Sag Belcher 6 ' Silver Hill 45 Union Con. 24 tie ndei ed bj C. A. HENRY, Ticket A rest A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah. Lake Beer hall. It is the place to get the longest and tallest, the biggest and coldest acboon-o- f er beer In town for five centa. Choicest' whiskies brandies and wine and all kinds of soft drinks. Finest line of cigars in town. Call In everybody aa you pass by and sample our NEW AC?S! ui CARD Effective June 19, 1904. DEPART: No. 6 Mail, and Express... No. 2 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and east dolly No. 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all points cast, daily ARRIVE. 7o. 3 Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and east, daily No. 1. Overland Limited Council from Omaha, Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all points east, 2:40 dally No. 101 Fast Mall 2:50 Salt To unload So peril ' WANTED - INaartam, Oula- -' Hand-Palnte- Union Pacific conv, !: W OVTIOB HII UBS: (a. m. al.M I la li BaaSavs aa! kaUSaja, a a. I Wit jeU( 4 Phono 227 Y. MlSmsaS da MlaM amantaaeiaa ikl va a aalU aa aava roa. Tklrawlla M Lan MaahaaS. easlmi Wat-MHaaamiiiaa. Sfpfem, SvwaUrrk, Varlnala, llaiai af iha FmuiaQlaaS Ua-TOD III ngB DK JHb d III aar vharwm waa aanl, tkovwaS of CM laeaiaM aa. MOW VI WADTTOCUSB 4H.I ut. o . aaUaaa A 10c admission Ucket purchased any tlmek during the week commencing Monday afternoon, July 11th, and ending Sunday even- western, $1.20. Prime timothy seed, 12.95. Meas Pork, per bbl.. 812.75630. lard, per 100 lba., $6.77',680. Short Ribs Sides ( loosej, $7.25640. Short Clear Sides (boxed). $7.25650. Whiskey, basis of high wines, $1.28. Clover-Contr- act grade, $10.75011.00. ,,,,,,,, FRONT Julian H. Young, Prop. LYCEUM THEATRE; VAUDEVILLE BIG OUR SHOW. Uthj Week July No. S white, Rye No. I, 70V4e. Good feeding barley, 80O33c; choice melting, 42050c. Flax need No. 1, $1.15; No. 1 Articles. Flour, bhln. Wheat. bu. Corn, bu, , Oats, bu Barley, bu. v. U Loaaaa. CaauaotaS n 051V4C. 41043c. l ia raivATB nuuui DM. . jrtdrr u Ilale-Norcro- es 7 55 0 ana-taa- wa can rvaLisa own rev lkbta & SHORES, a. JUrt yrvol -- 12 70 12 80 77 87 rail ar uf asms Immaas, Sjr aaaaaa M waaM katrav aa kara leavavaaar afclil la SAN FRANCESCO MINING STOCKS. 6 80 July 6 6 95 Bept Short Riba, per 100 lbs. 7 40 7 July ht When Cured. Pay Waaaravaa am aae lava piuraa kr aakltahiiw Ha aur vaiaaiaff ialafr Buata gaapla, glvtas i Wabash lsts eeeeaeeaaeae Wabash Deb. B Wheeling and lake Erie 4s Wleeonain Central 4s MMMSMM C. F . and 1. .,. ...... tMIIMMI Mesa Pork, per hbl. 13 77ft 12 67 12 12 1 72 Sept. Lard, per 100 lbs. Men Weak f lie Cm lln VOL hum ila TUB VBBV rtKBOM 1AKTNT11ITU Wa aur kltl la aaitae CBBOWM U. S. Steel 2nd 5a July TnUbmi Cm, Writs the O Live and let Live" ia our We do not promise motto to toll you something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. Wo endeavor to please everybody who patronlzra the UCCE6S MARKET. The LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST "OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It. Ask your GROCER for tt. No. 1 bacon .15 Phono ordora given special attention. ,,. nvm122&&rSZrm,K j 2368 WASHINGTON AVE. nu Wr You war alibi 4 tbit alibi bra Nl Phone 22. SUCCESS MARKET iwieiil Mmhm, hail! If v The Always Remember BEE, THE Livsag Lwi TiuaWat. Swan. S er US 1MM IUmms. MUSS it TwiSIm at OuaWWaia. Own W W amam amt CkiMaaa. Maait Wma, Mar- UaMM Chorea, UM. Vila Daa), SvtaaJ Twain, Bhta M-n- il larilll;, SlaMw.amt Satire lilniai at um areola Film,IQWiHia, ruaaia aa areul lt 4s nd, 1 T We Tre&t M)d Core Hmm pfioi luii gthr U'fbr Sek Sharmans . , Ticket Office Frtvoia pr.Sf OGDft The Liverpool school of Tropical Before you start call at medicine haa made a study of the awful disease of sleeping sickness, which bears the tbe suggestive, horrible sci, entific name of trypanosomiasis. The ordinary name Is somewhat of a misnomer, for in a large per cent, of the cases recorded In the Congo, actual sleep la not a specially marked feature Heal y House, Opp. Depot Phone 161Z. A large Assortment of Low Ratea in the progress of the disease. Dr Christy, of the expedition, has brought and Reliable Information constantly home to Europe three natives suffering on hand. Guaranteed by the American Ticket Brakara? ae'a. from this disease for labratory study. 4a istt ptb. At the Dances At ths Theaters, or Catch a Train inaH butf SLEEPING SICKNESS. 3s Toledo. St. L. and W. 4a aa fob The leading futures ranged and Time Ogden Steam Allen Transfer Please Travel. Company. Laundry. 5-- 3s Cattle-Rece-ipts heavy S. old 4s, coupon general 4s on Winning friends and enstoeeare very day. Do yoa like jemr fit-is- h laundry dull finish, smooth or some other finlehT We give you Just what yoa wait; do the work a little better thaa the other laonderers do It. Try aa 1-- 3-- 4 . Ways are Winning Ways New York, M 1 14. Ontario, bid 3.00. Petro, asked 8 Kocco H., asked 50. Sacramento, bid 10 5 8: asked 11. Silver King, asked 55.00. CHEAP RATE TO CINCINNATI, O., Silver Shield, bid 4 asked 5 VIA UNIOX PACIFIC RY. So. Swansea, bid 3 Star Con., bid 12; asked 12 Account Grand Lodge of Elks, tbe Sunshine asked 1. Union Pacific will sell tickets to Cln Swansea, bid 40; asked 45. cinnati, O., July 14th. 15th and 16th for asked 34. Tetro, bid 32 U. 8. Con., bid 14; asked 16 $48.75, limited to July 27th. U. 8. Mining, bid 21.00; asked 22.00. Utah, bid 40; asked 50. 5-- 8 g u.t 2.60. Always Our Laundry hand-scrap- 1-- Mon.-Tonopa- h, I What is knows to commerce aa China grass la really the pee of a stingless nettle. This fiber ha1 been In use in Oriental countries foi many centuries, but it is possible that this may now become a dangerous ri val of linen. Its manufacture can never affect cotton, but it may supersede what ia known as mercerized cotton. 6-- 1-- T 1901 16, CHINA GRASS AS A RIVAL OF LINEN. 1-- 5-- Little Chief, bid 18; aked 14. asked 1.30. Mammoth, bid asked 1 May Day, bid 1 asked bid 2.42 6-- ........184 ..... ...... Erie L. Mammoth, bid 16; asked 17 asked 6. btd 5 1-- 8 34 22 135 Illinois Central ..... lal Manhattan 39 Kansas and Texas Louisville and Nashville ....116 83 Missouri Pacific New York Central ... Norfolk and Western Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Kailway Reading Rock Island, common Southern lacific ... Southern Railway, common .. 24 147 cent; sterling exchange weak; bank- St- - Paul . . 129 ers' bills 4.870 4.8703 fur demand and Sugar ,., at 4.846504.8475 for sixty day bills; Texas - 25 38 posted rates 4.8C and 4.88; commer- Tennessee Coal and Iron 97 cial bills 4 84 Pacific, common nin Bar ailver, 57 H Steel, common GO 5 8 Mexican dollars, 45 Steel, preferred ... Wraiern Union ... eeaq him 88 LEAD AND COPPER. 36 Wabash, preferred New York. July 15. Lead quiet, NEW Y'ORK BONDS. copper firm, 13 104 IT. S. refunding 2s, registered. WOOL. 104 S. refunding 2s, coupon . . . 104 U. S. 3s, registered St. Louis, July 15. Wool steady; U. 8. 3s, couiNtn 105 ' fine 131 territory and westerns 19621; If. S. new 4s, registered medium 15ft 17; line 132 U. 8. new 4k, coupon . . . 100 U. S. old 4s, registered SUGAR. OGDEN, UTAH AND MARKETS ... Metropolitan Traction Chesapeake and Ohio 1). and A. G., common Consolidated Gas ... People's Gas Utah National Bank. JULY OGDEX, UTAH, SATURDAY MORNING, MOBXIXG EXAMINER C. F. WARREN, General Agent, No. 4ll Dooley Bleesi Salt Lake City. R. G. W. TIME CARD IN ESThC JUNE 8TH, 190L DEPART DAILY. Na Atlantic Mail all points e e fiAlt, No. 12p Salt Lake local Na 2, Chicago, 8L Louie Uare Red. . Na 4, Atlantic Express, au T,w points East VRRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Pacific Mail. Salt Laka 11.4 and all polnta East Na 1, Chicago and SL ! L limited , r ALL TRAINS DAILV. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Na Service between Salt Lake, Milford, and Modena and Callentea. Direct stage Na 3, Pacific Express from 12 w connection, for all tuning districts ia all points East to cart aoqthera Utah and lierada. Through Sleeping Chlcfigo and SL Loula. New cars Free reclining chair o Eceton. Ticket Otto 201 Mata Strut car service dining perfect TeL 159. j train,. TUlt For particular,, call on or addroea through 1. A. BENTON. Gen. Agt- - Per aaent. Salt Lake Route, or J. L Sa't Lake City ... MOORE. lVrtrli'f Paywnrrr Agent. C A. HENRY. Ticket Aeent. OF Gen. Oad0ILLETT, At Pas. O. B. GILSON. AgenL jEVI. 0J |