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Show EXAMINER: OGDEN, UTAH, THE MORNING Muckers and feeder $2.7561.65; Texans $3. 60 ft 4.40. 26.000. Steady; eslloga timated tomorrow 3:!.h0. Mixed and butchers $6.009 6.30; good heavy $6.20 ft 6.30: rough heavy 6.0&ft'6.16; light $6.0066.28; pigs $5.7')ft6.10; bulk of aalea $6.1566.25. 15.000. Steady; Sheep Receipts sheep $3.6065.70; lambs $5.0067.25. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1908. GREAT OFFER ACTIVE STOCK EASTERN BUYING SENDS PRICES Chicaga Produce. Chicago. Feb. 20. The local wheat market was weak today on free Belling by pit traders. The leading factors in eaueuig the depression were the springlike weather in the United States and an official report allowing tha wheat crop of Franca to be in an excellent lowcondition. .May opened and sold off to er at 88 4 to 81 82 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 347 cars against 200 a year ago. The market in oats was Inclined to be weak because of profit taking by local bulls. May waa off a shade to to 28 7 8. at 28 fc 21 UPWARD. Cariaa, Grand Central and Unde Sam Showed Soma Life at Opening. 3-- New York. Feh. 10 The evidence comtk: argent preeeure to eell nee mad which plied tor the time being ' iuelf manifest in yesterday stock acmarket ai confirmed by the early some as There of tion prices today. the wavering daring the flrt hour of below grading which carried the level la at light for a brief time. The latNew York Banda. er art ton of the market, however, demonstrated that this selling was U. 8. refunding 2 rag 103; Iu3 mostly tor bear account in an effort IT, 8. refunding 2s coupon demand 1024a to renew the decline. The 8. 3s registered I. 102 to cover abort aalea then made help- It. 8. 2s cuupou 10344 ed tha general strength of tha later U. 8. old 4s registered market. Tha advances were yielded U. 8. old 4s coupon 103; 8 1284a IT. 8. new 4s registered abruptly before tha cloae on the were There rata. call loan 1284b 4s new U. 8. coupon percent 78 acme outstanding nhurt account a to American Tobacco 4a bo covered, which were of longer American Tobacco 6s 116'., 86Vs a Landing and probably represented Atcblaon adjustment 4a more substantial speculative senti-hisu- Atchlaun genwal 4a 1044a 102 Such abort covering was very Atlantic Oast Une 4a 104 obvious la Reading. This stork was Halt i more and Ohio 4s furious 83 the fratura of the day and its Baltimore and Ohio .... 8n activity, caused by the enormous Bruoklyn R. 1. cv, 4a ov114 hlooka absorbed upon tbs advance Central of Georgia 5s 85 ershadowed tbe whole market. In Central of Georgia 1st Inc 87 spHe of thia congestion of aetivity Central of Georgia 2nd Ino 85 la Reading and to a lrs estent in a Central of Georgia 3rd Ino few other prominent stocks, the vol- Chesapeake and Ohio 81 ume of tha dealings contracted con- (Ttloago and Alton siderably. Tha yialdlng tendency of Chicago B. and Q. new 4s .... 78 tha market during tha first hour, in C. R. I. and P. R. K. 4s .... 78 which Reading fully shared, was due C. R. 1. aad P. R. R. col 6 .. 82 from tha decision of the supreme 41. C. C. and St Lnula gen 4s ..10544 Ohio Colorado Industrial 5s Ser A .... 78 court against tha Chesapeake la tha matter of transportation charges i Colorado Industrial 6a Ser B. .. 77 76 for east sold for Its own account, ltj Colorado Midland 4a was Inferred that the present status Colorado and Southern 4s 84 of the anthracite companies would Cuba 6a 16 bring them within the scope of the de- Denver and Rio Grande 4a ....10(1 cision with wide reaching effect on Distiller' Securities 6a 86 100 Erie prior lieu 4a . .. (he business of the combined ...., 82 companion Thia opinion was Erl general 4a 11)9 aodiiM upon closer study of the Hocking Valley 4 by the court and clauses were Japan 6a ...10044 found even to he Interpreted as giving Japan 6a 2nd series 100 condi91 certificates legal enaction to tha present Japan certificates 2nd 8. .. 4iu tions of operating in the anthracite Japan trade. The rigorous recovery in Read- IXHilavllle and Nash. Uni. 4a ..103 ing owed something to thin consider- Manhattan consol gold 4a ....102 ation. With the veiamtion of pressure Mexican Central 4a 8144 34 to liquidate, demonstrated that there Mexican Central 1st Inc was some natural turn among profes- Minn., and St, lamia 4a 87 sional operators to take toe long elds Mlaa, Kansas and Texas 4a ....101 of the market again. The buying waa Mian, Kansas and Texas 2nd . . 69 fitful aad Irregular, howaver, and n N, R. R. of Mexico con. 4a .. 8K ad to make Itself moot felt In the New York Ootral gen. 5a .... 88 a took a which hero long moved under New Jersey Central gen. 6s ....131 104 the control of the market combin- Northern Pacific 4 ation. The Bill stocks were again Northern Pacific Sa 76 and there was a very large Norfolk and Western era. la ... .101 Inproportion of the lea prominent Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4a .... 96 dustrial epeolnttlen in tha lint of gains. Bonn. cv. 108 The time money marhet reflected the Reading general 4a 101 subsidence of the rush among spe- fit. lamia and I. M. eon. 6s ....118 culative borrowers, which egnrated BL 1 and 8. Francisco fg. 4s .. 86 the eenrcUy Inst week. Bankers re- Bt. lamia Swestern con. 4a .... 81 81 ported also n long Influx of funds to Seaboard Air Line 4 the local money market tor account Southern Pacific 4a 84 out of town instltutlooa The rate for Southern Paclflo 4a corti 86 call Inane, however, Jumped late In Southern Railway fia ns 123 (he day. The effect was pronounced Texas and Paclflc 4s In tbe stork market, coming at a time Toledo, 8L 1 and Western 4s .. 8444 whan the room trader were tempted Union Pacific cv. 4a 161 to take profit upon the day's rise any- Union Paclflo 4a 104 B. U. 2nd was how. The lata selling Steel 6e due in 88 116 pert aleo to the moderate proportions Wabash lata of the demand attracted by the check Wabash Deb. B, 7$ to (ho reunion ary tendency of the Western Maryland 4a 88 market. Hopes that a wry large wall- Wheeling and Lake Erie 4a ..82 93 ing demand would come forward when Wisconsin Central 4a the limit of tha dactia seemed to be Japan certl reached wore disappointed. Tha flurry CHICAGO FUTURES. In can Ioann to $8 crate wa due to th shifting of account Incident to (ha payment of subscription to the Th Leading Future Ranged as $20,000,000 of New York City bond Fellows. old last week. The example of the sensitiveness of the money market High. Low. Clou. and future payments of a similar character la prospect on other bond sub Whaat, Ns. 2 erlpttona were not relished by the speculative sentiment and prirea yield ad eo sharply ns to carry the level generally back to below lust night and make the cloning tone easy. Bonds were eteady. Total sales par Salt Lake City, Feb. 20. The forenoon raiding on the mining slock exchange amounted to tbe transfer of 25.40U .hares, for which was aid the sum of f 10.445.1 2. Cariaa started the ball a rolling with a sale of 100 stares at 28 cents. Grand Central brought $3.70; while I'ncle Sam rose from 37 to 38 rents. The feature of the opening board was supplied by Victoria, which sold up to $2.20 and everything points to the consummation of the deal now pending for the sale of this property, preaumably to the representatives of the ormm syndicate, which la backing the American ITonnolldated Copper company. The stock waa In utlff demand and la being bought for eastern account. The closing quotations and sales were ea follows: Yesterday's Quotations. Bid. A.ked. Stocks. 8-- 5-- 1-- 3-- 4 l-- 4 L In order to give our readers the benefit of the cut prizes we make the following offers, which take the . . . . place of all other offers made: . . . . OUR FOUR LEADERS 3a .... .... .... REGULAR 4a 3a ....& .... Think Incle ' Bouton Con. . . . j Ruder IJberal Berk Tunel Con Century Black Jack . Ingot . Joe Rowers Little Chief j Teli-I The finer grade of pulled wools continue In good demand. Super are g taken constantly In the ustul way Muy JlllV .. ....... 7.9ft t 60 62. Idaho: fine ; fine 19W20; fine medium llmu 26927; low medium Territory quotation 923; heavy 12762. Wyoming fine 229 23; lieavv fine in 920; fine medium 22923; medium 26 927: low medium 27&2R. Utah and Nevada fine 23924! heavy fine 19920; fine medium 2::iii?: medium 26(927; low medium 27ft 2. Sugar and Coflea. New York. Feb. 20.- - Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining 2 : centrifugal 96 Vest 3 molxssc sugar 3 8-- 2 5 8. Refined, quiet; crushed. 5.20; pow deredJLWl; granulated. 4 5ft. COFFEE Stesdy; No. 7 Rio Kansas City Csttle. Kansas City. Mo.. Feb. to. Cstt'e Receipts 10,000; slow; native steers $4.0006.00; nstive cobs snd heifers $2.2691.00; stockers and feeder 3.ftft 94.80; bulls $2.6094.00; calves western fed steers 88.50ft 1.60; western fed cow 83. 6094.0ft. 103100. Hogs Receipt Steady, bulk of sales $6.0596.16: heavy $6.1 n 98.30; packers 11.07 Riga and light 85.B0Vf6.10. Sheep Receipts 8.000. Steady to weak; mutton $4.25 95.75; lamb's Is.. BOQ8.90; range wethers 85.50ff5.ijr,-feowes $2.25 9 5.50. per ...' May Tonopah Caeli qoutatlon Flour eaiv. Wheat No. Heed-- No. were 1 $1 ft7; Xa 15.6. Andos It. and 7.87 north-wester- Article Flour. Mil 26.4hi 26.000 r5::.2iio 2fi.7ftft T.ooo 70, iftft tier. hi. Chicago, Feh. 20.000. Slow, steady; beeves 3ki 85; cows and heifer f 1.5ft ft i; llfti3cl .. io.::nn Major ::s.2fto l.oon 27on Will Be Rifles. Given r; eai;a, General 20. Oliv- today j COMMAND. Gen- - Major Genprotem- A. 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