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Show EXAMINER, MORNING Utah National Bank. WAIL STREET j ? II states sEPosnoa limp null OGDKR I The closing quotations and ware posted as follows: 16. 20 . 2 12 4 00 Daly-Jud- ge Daly West Eagle B. and B. Galena . S 3; Dee. May 45 Oate July 39 7 8; Sept. 33 Purk July 13.83 12; Sept. 12.82 Oct 12.32 Lard Juiv 6.80; Sept- - 6.90. RUa-J- uly 7.40; 8ept 7.47 Hve 72075. 45 Mining Quotations. 1-- 7-- 1-- New Yorkk. juiy 26. Speculative confidence waa shakes by the action w today's stock market, which cave the since indications of urgent the recent rise which was Inaugurated. lTp to this time the action of the market has all been to show a firm undertone, even after the evident culmination of the rise and the adoption of a waiting attitude by the professional operators who had followed the advance. Today, on the contrary, the undertone waa weak. Thus the greater activity throughout the day waa durOn the ocing the period of declines. casional rallies there was a quick tapes into dullness. That is to say, buyers wore steadfast In refraining from accepting offers except at material concessions, and sellers seemed disposed to make the concessions in order to realise on their holding Thla served to upset the existing ftith in the ability or determination to hold Blocks of ths party of wealthy operators who are assumed la current to hare been the principal accumulators of stock oa the reThe lightening of loads tocent lit day had the affect of arousing a suspicion that the accumulations were finding difficulty in distributing their holdings to adrantagei There was dis- appointment also at the small demand for stocks met at the declines. Speculative opinion has been very confident that a targe demaad awaited a alight reaction la ths market A retrospect of the common Inferences to he draws from yesterdays violent rise In aterl- t Ing Exchange, tha Jump la London discount rates and tha strength of tha wheat market took on a formidable aspect to tho minds of operators In stocks, although tha Sterling market was quieter today. Nevertheless gravs n fears wars felt mat the friction might Issue la soma over tract , af hostility that would start an International conflagration in Europe. A widespread Influence waa exerted both In the wheat and stock markets by an alleged estimate by J. J. Hill of only 680,000,008 bushels of tho total wheat crop. A sodden break In Northern Securities oa the curb followed the weakest point oa tho stock exchange. Tha good crop promise held out by the weekly bulletin of the Weather Bureau was Ignored. Notwithstanding the continued greet eaee of money an effort was produced by the suggestion contingency of the outgo of gold, withdrawal of government deposits from banka and an early development of the demand for currency to move crops. Bear raiding was an element that helped the break and waa successful In uncovering atop low ordered while covering by short made the final rally. Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value, IU10.QDO. United 8 tales bonds were unchanged oa call. a Flax Timothy 3.00. 1.23 Clover-11.- WALL STREET. Now York, July 21 Prices of stocks today started to decline, to 2 marked down, but Steel preferred, St. Paul and Atchison were down a larger fraction. Tha unsettled sentiment In London, over tho International political outlook was an Influence. The reaction waa carried a trifle further, tha weakness of a few favorites affecting the entire market. " Atchison yielded 74. Some demand arose later In St Paul, Union Pacific, Southern Pacifle, and Reading and a sharp rally in thaw steadied the market. A rise of in Ontario and Western and a point In Delaware sad Hudson lightened the pressure to sell. But rallies were slight and prices receded to a lower level than before on more active dealings. Union Pacific. 8t. Paul and U. 8. Steel preferred lost shout a point Colorado Fuel 11-- and American Express 4. 1-- bo-lu- g 7-- 8 4 LEAD AND COPPER. New York, July 21. Lead and, copper quiet; unchanged, v WOOL STEADY. St Louis, July 24. Wool steadv; territory and western mediums 200 22; line medium 13917; fine 14013, SUGAR. New York, July firm; fair refining teat 9S 3 2G. Sugar: Raw, centrifugal molaasea sugar 3 15-1- 2 1-- 2; Refined, firm; crushed 5.76; dered 5.15; granulated 5.05. COFFER Steady; No. 7 Rio 7 MONEY pow3-- 1. AND EXCHANGE. New York, July 26. Close: Money n call very easy: 1 per cent; time loans steady; 60 days 2 14 per cent: 50 days 2 six months 3 1-- per cent 3-- 4 30053. CLOSING QUOTATIONS .OF .NEW YORK STOCKS. 36 Colorado Fuel and Iron Copper ... Atchison, common Atchison, preferred BmelMW, common . Smelter, preferred ...., 61 77 ... 5-1-- 3 96 .... ... 56 99 40 Alton, common 5-- 8 2-1-- 2 84 Baltimore and Ohio 60 Brooklyn 123 Canadian Pacific 115 Metropolitan Traction 83 4 Chesapeake and Ohio 99 People's Gas 24 14 ... ... Erie ... Illinois Central ,135 Manhattan ... 38 Kansas and Texas 113 Louisville and Nashville 93 Missouri Pacifle 118 4 New York Central 60 Norfolk and Western 31 Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Railway i . ,119 63 Reading ... 23 Rock Island, common 51 Southern Pariflc Southern Railway, common .. 23 Bt. Paul .128 Sugar , .I 24 Texas 42 Tennessee Coal and Iron .. 96 Union Pacific, common 11 Steel, common 61 8 Steel, preferred 35 Wabash, preferred S-- 4 1-- 2 1-- 1-- 3 S-- 4 ,,151 3-- 4 CHICAGO CATTLE. 21. Cattle Receipts 2.000; strong; good to prime steers 5.40 0130; poor to medium 4.3305.35; stockera and feeders 2.0004.00; cows 1.5004.50; heifers 2.000100; cannera 1.5002.50; bulls 2.0001; calves 2.000 7.00. Grand Central Horn Silver Ingot liOwer-Mammo- .. 55 6 3 S 90 1 65 8 75 1 30 . . lh 2 14 1 May Day 1 20 Mammoth Ontario . .......... 2 50 Petro . ..... ...... ....... . 10 Sacramento ... 2 Sliver Shield . 47 50 Silver King . 3 South Swansea 1 Star Con. . ...... Swansea . 1 tah ....... 15 Uncle Sam Con. 21 12 United States 75 Victoria 6 12 Boston Con 1 25 ... Rorco-Homesta- , .... ... Butler-Liber- , al ... Century , .......... Joe Bowers Idttla Chief New York Tetro . Tetro . ........... Victor Con Yankee . Tonopah Stocks' ......... Tonopah Tonopah Belmont . Tonopah Midway ... Ikmopah Extra. Montana Tonopah . ...-- 1 48 41 00 7 12 4i 50 15 22 25 1 10 7 00 8 49 7 7 1 1 29 20 21 , 31 82 35 . ... 9 50 10 8 Hi 7 00 65 41 90 2 50 ....... 80 55 1 15 2 50 6-- 9 CHICAGO FUTURES. 5-- 1 1-- S-- 4 4 Tha leading futures ranged fol- - Iowa: 7-- 8 3-- 8 3-- 5 3-- 4 ,..,146 id 5-- 5 1-- 2 S-- 4 7-- 1-- 6-- 6 NEW YORK BONDS. 104 104 104 105 ,132 113 104 106 U. B. refunding 2s. registered U. 8. refunding 2a, coupon U. 8. 8a, registered U. B. 8a coupon U. 8, new 4a- - coupon ,. U. 8. New 4s coupon U, 8. Old 4a, registered U. 8. Old 4a, coupon .... .... 6-- 8 8 1-- 4 2-4 6-- 3 1-- 3 1- -8 1-- 5 .103 Atchfngtoo gen. 95 4 Atchison adjustment 4a 95 8 Atlantic Coast Lina 4s 110 2 Central of Georgia 5a Central of Georgia, 1st Inc. .. 78 102 1 Balllmor A Ohio 4a 96 8 Baltimore A Ohio I .t 104 2 Chesapeake A Ohio 4 75 : Chicago A Alton I Chicago, B. A Quincy new 4a 55 5 Chicago, M. A Bt. Paul gsn. 4a 108 2 Chicago A N'weatern consol 7a 130 71 1 Cb R. 1. A P. R. R. 4a C. R. I. A P. R. R. col. 5a .. 81 3 C. C. C. A 8t. Lotfia gen., 4a, 102 73 2 Chicago terminal 4a 64 Consolidated Tobacco 4a 85 Colorado A Southern 4a, Denver and Rio Grande 4a, . .100 91 2 Erie prior lien 4a 84 Erie General 4s, , 107 Hocking Valley 4 2 Louisville A Naah. Unified 4a.. 105 4 106 1 Manhattan eonaol gold 4s 44 Mexican Central 4a 14 Max lean Central 1st lac. H 4 Mias. A SL Louta 4s Missouri, Kansas A Teiaa 4a . . 100 Missouri, Kanaaa A Texas 2nd 10 2 Nat. K. R. of Max. ronaol 4a .. 64 2 Naw York Central gea. I . II 5 Nsw Jersey Central gea. 6a .... 122 1 105 4 Northern Pacific 4a 74 1 Northern Pnclflo la Norfolk A Weal era eonaol 4a 101 2 Oregon Shari Line 4a A Parti c. 97 98 4 Penn. coav. I 99 Raadlng Oeoaral 4s ...a 8. Louis A Iron Mt. eonaol 6a 114 2 BL Louta A Ban Fran. fg. 4a II 1 St. Louta S'Weatern 1st. . ... M Seaboard Air Lin 4s .49 4 94 Souther Pacific 4a 115 Southern Railway 5s 118 4 Texas A Pacific lata Toledo, SL Louis A West's 4a.. 73 2 106 S- -l Union Pacific 4a 103 8 Union Pacifle conv. 4s U. 8. Steel 2nd 5a 78 4 117 8 Wabash lata 59 3 Wabash Deb. B Wheeling A 1 4k a Erie 4a, . .. 91 2 89 8 Wisconsin Central 4e 55 C. F. A I 1-- 1-- 1- -2 7-- 1-- l-- la 1- -4 l-- 2s 1-1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- ,,...... 1-- 1-- 1- -2 2-5-- 1-- 1-- l-- 5-7-- 1-5-- 1-- 1- -2 1-- l-- 2a 1-- 1-1-- 3-1-- 7-- SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS, Morning Call Furmsned by Ogden Brokerage Co., 270 25th SL 'Phono 21 Ogden. Utah. Alice, naked 50. Ajax, bid 3 Ben Butler, bid 8 naked 8 Bullion-Becbid 1.90; asked 1.60. nuked 4 Caries, bid 5 1-- 4. 7-- 8. 3: k, 7-- 8; 4. asked 49. Century, bid 48 Con. Merrur, bid 20; asked 23 Creole, asked 60. asked 2.50. Daly, bid 2.12 Daly-Wes- t, bid 15.50; asked 16.20. bid 4.00; asked 4.14. Eagle and Blue Bell, bid 50; asked 2; 2; Daly-Judg- e, 1.00. Galena, bid 2; asked 6. Grand Central, bid 1.75; asked 2.90. Horn Silver, bid 1.31; asked 1.65. Ingot, asked 2. Joe Bower, bid asked L L. Mammoth, bid 14 4. Little Chief, bid asked L Mammoth, bid 1.20; asked 1.25. aeked 1 3. May Day, bid 1 Montaaa-Tonopa- h, bid 2.30; naked 4: 1-- 1; 2-- 4; 2.50. New York, bid 1; asked 1 Ontario, bid 2.50. Petro, asked 9 Hocco H., naked 60. Sacramento, bid 101-4- ; asked 101-- 1 Silver King, bid 47.50; asked 61.00. Ba Swansea, bid 1 asked 5 1 Silver Shield, bid 2; asked 1 Star Con., bid 11 asked 121-4- . Swansea, asked 45. Tetro. bid 30 wked 81 Unrle Sara Con., bid 15 asked 4. 2. Ogden Steam Allen Transfer Laundry. 421 25th SL 26. O o o 2; 4. 3--4; 8. 2; .7 1; 1. SUCCESS MARKET eeeeeeea a Toklo.'juiy 26. 2 p. m. Sir Clauds McDonald, the British minister to Japan, has Instituted n searching Inquiry into the sinking of the Britiah steamer Kulght Commander, by the Russian premier said the government waa not nware of any convention between Turkey and Russia providing special conditions for the passage of The Dardanelles by special Russian ships. MAINTAINs'hER RIGHT. o THE 2368 WASHINGTON AVE. "Lira and let Lira" la our Wo do net promise motto. to for acjl you something nothing. Our Meats are freah. We endeavor to please everybody who patronizes the UCCESS MARKET. 4 Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD not maday a TRUST "OUR LEADER," no compound er EA6TERN LARD mixed with It Ask your GROCER for It No. 1 bacon . ,1S Phono orders given epeelal attention. TIME CARD. Effective June 19, 1904. DEPART: No. 6 Mail and Express... 8:20 am, No. 8 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and east dally 2:56 pm No. .4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council FRONT & BUM Bluff Kanaaa City and all 1:20 p.m, point east, dally ARRIVE. Phone 227 Y. E'o. Express from Council Bluffs, Omsk Denver, Kansas City and east, dally .... .,,, 8:30 No. 1. Overland Limited from Council Omaha, Bluff Kanaaa City, Denver and nil polnta east, 4.. 2.46 P.1 dally Na 101 Feat Mall 2:50 & A. HENRY, Ticket Agent To unload schooners at the Salt A. R MOSELEY, i Lake Beer halL Trav. Pas Agent J It la the place to get the longest an! Ogden, Utah. tallest, the biggest and coldest schooner of beer in town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wins and all kind, of soft drink- - Finest line of cigars in town. Call in everybody na you pass by and sample our good Corner 25th and Lincoln avenue, ,. oo o o o o o o W ANTE D 1,000 MEN D. W. CATT5 Proprietor. THE OREGON (June ll! San Franrlara July 21 The official closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows: Andes 18 Alta 5 53 Belcher 18 Bullion 18 Caledonia 41 Challenge Con. 17 Choltar 14 Con. Cal A V 101 Confidence 65 Crown Point 9 Eureka Cob. 4 Oould-Curr- ie 11 Hale A Norcroea 6f Justice 13 Julia 5 Occidental Con. 83 Mexican 94, ( Overman 11 Ophlr 230 Potosl 15 Savage 23 Sierra Nevada 23 Sag Belcher 4 Union Con. 23 Silver Hill 49 Yellow Jacket 19 SND t. ..... I to Chicago and the Eafi over the! I only double-trarailway between I I the Missouri River and Chicago. Ez- -f I crilent service hi every particular. I One of these trains, the Overiand I Limited, Is the most luxurious train I I In th world. Electric lighted I ck EXCURSION RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. St. Louta and return 142.50 47.50 Chicago and return Chicago and return via 8t. Louta 60.06 SL Louis and return via Chicago 60.00 Limit 60 day Transit limit 10 days In each direction. Pullman sleeper through to 8L Louis without change. Tickets oa sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop oven allowed. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ATLAS. A Russo-Japanes- e War Atlaa baa been leaned by tbe Chicago A Northwestern i all way. Three fine colored maps, each 14x20t bound la convenient form for reference. The Easters shown in detail, with tables showing relative military and naval strength end financial resources of Russia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address oa r eelpt of tea (10) cents tor postage by C. A. Walker, Gen. Agent Q. A N. W. Ry., 2206 South Mala 8L, Salt Lake City, Utah 1 Address or Gill on I HUNTER & KENNEDY raMsrrs si IssM st suia eatranc of th Eipcltio si a coaveaiaat hoar la th aura la f, thaa aavlag tlaia sad cxptaaa aa arrival at Bt. Los is, sad avoiding tha gnat crowds at tha big ITaioa Ktatioa. Direct connections at Omaha vial Lina to St. Paul and Minneapolis. lt Chicago & J ALBERT F, SO North-Weste- OBBB RICHEY. R MOSELEY, Agent Cheap Rates to SL Louis Saath Mala Strict, Lake Cttj, Utah. Ut nsnci A. Ogden, Utah. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. A T. A., Salt Lake City. Ry. rn ...... Trav. Pas North-Weste- rn and other Eastern print via UNDERTAKER JUuMlmtrd Guide fa Fair me pm ppiMcaUum. ' throughout Tickets, reservations and foil information can bo obtained from C. A Walker, General Agent, I MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE ........ .................... Room 6 First National Bank Utah. Building Ogden Beat-Belch- er . DEPART: Na 7 Butte and Portland.. 12 65 pj Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 am. end Butte 7:15 p.m. Na 11 Cache Valley Na 12 Bnltlmke andTlntle 10:45 am. Na 8 Salt Lake and Inter7:21 am mediate points No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all prints 8:20 ps, ..... south Na 10 Balt Lake and Inter6:80 pj mediate points 8:10 sj Na 4 ARRIVE: 1:20 pa. Na 1 Salt Lake Na 9 Butte and Pocatello :... .12:45 a.m. Express Ko. 11 ScltLeke and Tlntle 6:56 Na 7. Balt Lake and Mil. ... .11:20 u 1 ... ford Na S Salt Lake and Inter' 1:00 am. mediate prints Na S Portland and Butte.. 7:00 am. Na 10 Butte end Pocatello 6:00 p.m. 10:30 am. Na 12 Cache Valley Train south of Juab do not na Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket AmuL ..... - UNION PACIFIC , 1904.X ...... ST. LOUIS 708e. SHORT LINE .TOO CARD. If So ,,... ..,...,. :".Ti WORLDS FAIR MINING STOCK. OGDEN I The sinking London, July 26. Premier Balfour, of the steamer Knight Command- replying to a question In the house of commons today, in regard to the sinker by Russian cruiaera off Japan ing of the Knight Commander, said ,was fully discussed at a meeting of the cabinet today. Leld at the ) inquiries were bring made on the subis meet-ject, but be was not yet In a position foreign office. Before to make a statement. ing Count Benckendorif u.a Bus- the aian ambassador, wag closeted with Replying to another question, Secretary Lanadowne and discuss- ed In detail the operations of the FORMOSA CAPTURED. Russian cruisers but aa the Rus- aian ambassador had not been of- Suez July 26. The steamer For- Nctally informed by the Russian moss has Just arrived here flying government of the destruction of the Russian naval flag and with a the Knight Commander, the am- baasadur waa unable to make any prize crew on board. She waa cap-tured in the Red Sea by the vol- statement to the foreign seen- unteer fleet. Commander tary. The Knight Incident la one which la attracting close official and public InteresL London, July TIME TABLE A. B. MOSELEY, Phone 150. Traveling Faasenger Agent, Ogden, Utah. San Pedro, Los Angeles and 2372 Washington Ave. Salt Lake R. R. Co. Depot Third, West and South Temple St, Salt Lake City. EPART. For Provo, Lefal, Fairfield mi Mercur. connecting at Nephl for Manti sod Intermediate polnta am Sanpete Valiev By.... 7230 For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Btocktoa, Uu-mot- Go to' St. Louis Through Cool Canons am Eureka ana s!l ver City (via Leamington eut'Offii ......... .... M;00 For Provo, Americas Fork, Lehl, Juab, a tn Mil-fior- Frisco, Cal tentea aad intermediate polnta ARRIVE. From Provo, Americas Fork. LehL Juab, Milford, Frisco, Callentea and Intermediate prints Worn Proro, LehL Fal field, Mercur and Sen-pet- e Valley Ry. prints. From Silver City, lfam- moth. Eureka, Btocktoa, "rota aad Garfield riven keep In right of enow or water and of And along World's Fair city Just as quickly grain or fruit. You can reach tbe can by any other sort. Tbe Burlington's by a pleasant route as .you Mecca baa a distinct advantage in tbe fact service to the latter-da- y nrift-mavln- that It la over tha coolest Hue 3 Trains Daily 3. Wa can save you money. Write m CL F. WARREN, General Agent Na 4ii Dooley Bloc Salt Lake City. h. la the WesL 5)5 p q 9.35 g g - 2; 3--4; Company. WILL YOU 8AN FRANCISCO Remember 'Phone 22. able the Britiah government to present Its ....... Receipt today 2.000; tomorrow 5,000; 10 higher; mixed and butch' era 6.2505.65; good to choice heavy Mrs. Dearborn Were you married 1.4505.60; rough in June? heavy 4.7505.35; bulk of aalea 5.250 Mra. Wabash Yes: onee on the Bth. light 12005.60; 5.61 once on the 8th. onee on the 10th, and SHEEP Receipts 8,000; sheep and another time on the 16tb: but I've lamb alow; good to cEcflre wethers 4 16 switched off to October; that's ray United States Mining, bid 21.121-2- ; 04.25; fair to choice mixed 2.0004.00; marrying month now! western sheeps 3.0004.25; native Iambi asked 22.25. Yonkers Statesman. Utah, bid 50. 4.0007.00; westers lam be 10006.75, Yankee, bid 321-asked 35. "Judging from the appearance of CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. that bricht thing up there." remarked REGULAR CALL MALES. Chicago, July 26. Wheat. No. 2 red 1 tbe young trout, conclude it's a nice 1.009 a 0 1.00; No. 3 red 64495: No. 2 May Day, 400 a fly." herd 94095; No. 3 hard 90094; No. 100 200 at 43; Century, at 4K. seller cautioned the My wise 1 northern 1.0001.01; No. 2 northern 60: 100 at 47. eeilerSO; 100 a 47 trout, don't jump at ymr conrather 09: No. 3 spring 94. 100 seller 60; a 145. clusion. or It will be your finish." Close: Wheat, July 95 New York Bonanza, 40U at old 97 . Philadelphia Trct-s- . HOGS INCI- - Always BEE. and Tbs British authorities In Japan a ject are obtaining testimony which will en- SL Petersburg, July 26.-- 4:35 p. m. While entirely without advices regarding the circumstances surrounding the sinking of tbe Britiah steamer Knight Commander, Russia, the correspondent la informed at the foreign office, maintains the right of her warships to rink WANTS HER OWN a neutraT veaael carrying contraband INTERPRETATION. when her papers show that she la clearconfiscable and when circumstance ly London, July 26. While negotiations render It impossible or too dangerous between England and Russia respecting to attempt to get her to a home port, the Red Sea seizure have been carried and in such cases liability for damages on in the most conciliatory manner, the to the value of the ship la not admitted. 12 82 75 13 92 12 July. correspondent learns that in the repre12 65 12 82 12 82 Sept sentation to the Russian government. 7 12 13 62 12 32 p. m. Tha Oct. London, July 26.-- 6:27 Secretary Lanadowne declared that foreign office not heard of tha seii-ur-a had Imrd, per 100 lbs. Great Britain could not, in view of her 80 of the steamer Formosa this after6 80 6 77 July. treaty alliance with Japan, allow any noon and while expressing regret, it 82 6 90 00 6 Sept Interpretation to be placed on treaties aaya the only possible explanation con7 6 97 6 90 Old relating to the Dardanelles, which sists in the fact that the Russian govShort Ribs, 100 Ibn would permit of the free passage of orders to cease Interference 40 . ...... .. July. ..a,,.,. vessel of the Russian volunteer fleet ernments neutral veaeela have not yet 7 with 50 40 7 60 Sept. Mediterto from the Black the tea of the voluncommanders reached 7 52 the 7 45 52 Otd. subseranean with tha view of their teer fleet, aa the Russian government quent employment fop--, war purpose has given the moat explicit pledge that aa were follows: Cash quotations Thla is for the reason that. In tha no more Red sen seizofficial view, it la one thing to arise a there shall he ure Flour quiet and steady. ship having contraband on board, and Wheat No. 3 spring, 08 at 89; No. another to rink her without proper le8, 88 at 95; No., 3 Red. M at 98; gal Inquiry to establish whether she la Corn No. 2, 49 ; No. Yellow, L a good prize. Tha British government at 29; No. 3, la desirous of obtaining all the facts Oats No. 2, 39 whit 28 at 43. before approachltag Runia on. tha sub Rye No. 71. Invest !n a place of unimproved land! 25 at 28; Barley Good Feeding, In Webar County! Fair to choice malting, 42 at 50. Adjoining Improved farms? T Flax Seed No. 1 118; Na 2 NorthHalf mila from R. R. Station western, 122. Right next to Irrigation Canal 7 Timothy Seed Prime 275. Providing you can buy on monthly Mate Pork, per bbl.,12.70 at 12.75; payments! 100 8.77 180. at lbs. per Say filO er $15 er $20 per month! Whiskey, basis of high wines, 121 Or quarterly! Clover, contract grade, 111.21 Or annual payments!. And no Interact! RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. And no taxec! Tha owner to pay taxee and conArticles. Receipts Shipment tinue to uaa the land until It la folly 16,100 . 23.100 Flour, bbla. paid for! 90,000 28,600 NO CHANGE CF CARS Wheat, bu. 58.800 Corn, bu, . .....476,200 .185.600 lo9,400 Oats, bu. . .. TO ....... Rye. bu. . ......... 1,000 4 25.000 bu. ,100 Barley, Salfi place of land will coat you $20 On tbe Produce Exchange, today,, the acre. per Butter Market waa steady; Creamery, $400 for 20 aero 13017; Dairy, 12015c. AND MTURN 1800 for 40 terse. Eggs Easy, 14015c. $1,200 for A) acree. Cheeae Steady, via 1-1-- KNIGHT COMMANDER DENT. At the Dances; At the Theaters or Catcha Train in a Hurry Winning friends and . very day. Do you Ilka your laundry duU finish, smooth finish or aome ether finish! We give yon Just what you want; do (ho work e little better thaa tho other laundarera do tt Try aa British Parliament Demands Details of Sinking of Ship Russian Government Stands By Its Rights. Vladivostok squadron. He will taka the testimony of the crew of tho Knight Commander and examine the officers of the steamer Tainan, which brought the Knight Commander! crew Into port. 3-- 8 2. KANSAS CITY STOCK. ' Kansas City, July 26. Cattle Receipt 2,000. Market strong to 10c higher'; native steers 4.0006 25; cows and heifers 1.7505.00; lockers and feeders 2.5004.50; bulls 2.2503.75: calves 2.5004.75; western steers 1.75 05.50; western cows 1.7503.75. Hogs Receipts 4.000. Market 150 25c higher; bulk of wlea 5.3505.55; heavy 5.4505.60; packers 5.4005.55; pig and light 4.5005.50. Sheep None. Chicago, July 1-- 25. Barley Aaglo-Ruaala- 1-- 8 Dec. 87 . 15 60 20 8 2 50 4 14 16 20 1 00 Always on Time Ways are Winning Ways 1 60 6 Daly Futures and San Sept SS old 9001-2- ; May 69 51 Francisco and Salt Lake Corn July 49 Sept. 49 27, 1901. Our Laundry Asked. 50 Creole Chicago aalea Alice Ajax Bullion Beck Carls Con. Mercur MID OF THE JULY SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Bid. ? 1 WEDNESDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, Let me tell you more about it send a postal today, giving your name, address dress and probable destination. hours I will send Within forty-eigyou Information interesting and 5.35 D m ' Bh ALL TRAINS ht 5: 35 p m DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lalt Milford, Direct stage Modena and Callente connection for all timing districts la southern Utah and . R. F. NESLEN, General Agent 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, Ticket Office, ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, f 3-- i City Twket Offic 201 Main Btraet TsL 256. For particular, call on or address agent Salt Lake Route, er L L MOORE. District Paaeengcr Agent. E VI. G1LLETT, Gen. Pass. Ajt ilDEMKDtWfSr TIME CARD IN EFFECT JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. Na I Atlantic MaU all pourt EUte 9: Na 12, Salt Lake local Na 2. Chicago, St Louie lim- tda a So. if Atlantic Express all " ,,. points East. ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Malt Salt Lake11:4a a. and all polnta East Na 1 Chicago and iSt Ionia limited. Na 11. Local from Park City7:00 P and San Pete Valley Na 3, Pacific Express froml-: all points East Through Sleeping cars, to OinnMJ Chicago and St Loul New lor Boston. Free rerlining chair ear C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent dlalng ca aeivica RRW. Opi-perfe- ' train L A. BENTON. Gen. Agt. Psgf-1Salt Lake City. O. B. Agent. Ogen. - GI1-50- ? ' M |