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Show v;r'' rrtVjnwrtiT : i h j A ' I - i Tin: . s SATfKDAY EXA.'ll.<: OiiDEX, UUICMSM ; Quiet; crushed gianu.ated 4. SO. i I No. 7 Rio 7. ro''&.--Qule- t; Music & Art Instructors t 15, 4.S0; powderod 5.6fl, DLTESiBEH MOUSING. Kansas City Cattle. Kansas rity. Mo.. Dec. 14- Cattle Receipts S.iMw. inelu.iing 2t0 southerner. Steady; native alvers 84. SUfiS. 75. southern sieers 82 . 90JJ n 00; native Mtuihern steers ouws and heifers 2.0(15.15; atuck-e- r and feeders 82.4"$4.5; bulls 5": western o 4 eu; calves 2. !);.western fed fed steers -- i MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE UNION JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogden Tabernacle Chair. Voice Smlong a Specialty. ! f f i ioii Sithard Studio WALL Meets at Can Lal'O'- - tall Surday ot each mouth. t 11 Cnaa Williams, prodcm: I. Westorer, aocroiary. Awe. L. W. FORD Orchestral leader, Violia Instructor. 112 Poplar a'-Bell phono 51-A- . 5 STREET STOCKS SHOW FEVERISH MOVEMENT. cows 82 25 '3 4 od. Money Continues in Strong Demand, and Call Loan Ratca Art Kate O'Neil. Teacher of Music Piano. Studio 262 26th St. Rising. e 161. CHAS. C. THATCHER, Arranger ot avas tor Orcnestm ana Band. Tbeatrical Pianist iJO Maan, Awe. Ind. phena Fill RUTH E. PROUT IDA M. CASEIN Instructor of Piano. reaches of Violin and Plana 2466 Van Bursa Awe. StuUio 2580 Lincoln Awe tsARA WARNER,Tsa.n-or- , Ml Lcschstixky Method. Piano BtrooV 660 Twenty-thir- P. HUNTER (iultar and hiandolln. System). Also Pianaw MRa. Teacher of ihiarawian Studio R. d 2248 Quincy Awe. J. M. PANTCNE Orchrstral Wera Inatructor. Violin 2721 J.fle.son Awe. specialty. DENT MOWERY . Plano Theory. Bali Phono 716-2- . d. W. SALTER. Taachar af P BeUTtM. 2746 Adams. ft W. PURDY, Teacher of Violin; also Urcaestral Work, 166 2oth St. Roll phono 16k Studio ERNEST M. W. JONES Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Hap tony. Studio 4343 Wash. Awe. ADDIE J PAf.RY Instructor on Plano. r8"u i L" tar. Vocal Nsa. Studio I 61 Twenty-thir- "f SL d MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL. Concert Piameto, Teacher or Piano. Studio S6M Adame. Phono ind. 4A ft Studio A. A ART e Ksnda'l J. MRS. L. HERRICK. Lessons In China painting. PitB9 specialty. Complsts II ns of white china and materials. Studio 2760 BIDDLE on Piano (Losehetrsky Method) studio 245S Madison Avo Weak. avo. Real Estate Ag'ents Per bargains In Ogdsn Classified Salss column. and outslds proportiss ms WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Ktsl notate, insurance and inwosv manta. 209 Ecdes Building, sun ctssor to N. H. Ivifc H. H. GODDARD, Real Estate, Loans, Insumncs, Commercial Stocks HO Emdee Bldg. JAB. E. BALLANTYNE. Roal Estate, IruHirance and lm .Mbnenta. Ofbco SIS Eeolee Bids BRUMMITT Loans, Insurance, Real , EetatA 84(18 Washli.gten Avo. Both phones. POHRISTALU Real Eststs and Insurance, 113 Ecclrs Bldg. E. F. BRATZ. Real insure non Estate, Fir Loans, Notary. 41C 2btk BL Both phonos. J. J. J. M. Bonds, Bursty W. N. PEIRCE. Estate, Notary, Fire a.d Ufa IneuriiKit 413 24tb BL Both Rest HERRICK. KELLY . General Ineuranoe, Laana and . pnonea. Rentals, Real Estate Investment a A. A. WENGER. Real Estate, Fir Insurance, Mart-gagLoans. 33 First NatT Bunk bldg. Ind. Phono 721. e REAL ESTATE A IN VE8TMENT CO. Real Estou ir.su once and 216220 Eccles Bldg. OCDEN - ;: ft L. IVES. Real Estate, Loan, Inaurance. Renta, Collections, Notary Public. Both 'phonsA GODUARO, Real Estate, Fire and Life Incur, snee. Notary PubllA 412 Ecclaa Bldg. Boll Phone 634Z. Real Estate, snes. Notary PuhliA ten Avshua Nve, j. e. Loans B.-- W. ft WEDELL ft ft Real Esta.0, LoanA Insurance and RentalA 2468 Washington ova Beyle block. Both phonoA B. B. ROLAPP. J. f CHICAGO FUTURES. and lnur Washing, Tho leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat -- Dec. 74, 7 34. 73; May TSW)1!. Corn Dm. 42ti, 4ia. 4l4Xfc. May, 43. 43, 45; July 44. 43 ft 44. 41. Oats Dor. 34, 34; May 30, sen ; July 33. 36. J'ork-J- an. 81 SIS, 15.77, 815.hu; May 10.25, 816.1)7, 516.10. 2411 S. SMITH :;;i0. C. SIMMONS. LsrdDec. kK.7u, 86.65. 83.65; Jan 83.75, 83.65, 83.65; May 83 55, 8.77 -- , Real sots is dealer In Five Points properties and farm IsndA Rental pro parties handled. 220 Wash. Ava, Bell phone SuSy. Listen to mA deer. Which will bo boat; To struggle with rent, door, Or ohall wo Invest? Answer by male or ftmala to the JUMBLE, 2300, Wash. Hello, 88.KU. Short Estate, Firs Ineurano Conor 23d and Wash, KhKir Base- - i VOLNEY 314 Attemey-at-Law- . 164 and 315 Eccles Building. Sldl'H ). Grocery. Richard-eon'- a Ind. phone 64. . (IHlM-ill- Wheat- - City Florists I' B. VAN DER SC H VI IT. der 740 piomptiy filed. at Twenty-eight- AM plant. Pnone 906-Z- . THE PORTER FLORAL 0. Choice cut flo.ver always on hand. Fletal designs a specialty, cor. Jefferson ava. and Twentietn st. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260-Z- VARNEY FLORAL CO. Th choice ' carnation, reset end other flower, with appropriate Prices moderate. 162 Thir. green. 1V-- . t. Be'l pi 3-- Oden no-nis- OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Art. Store 413 j feurth at it.Qreenhousa lilt a wlni'8, Twenty-Greenhous- opposite 1.2!) Co.iii'i) lm sh:v ship ; lm.; ship' bit.; hit. .VH , i'ip-- lm iM.i'tn fc.np- - ; 7,"i"i bit. llm-- t H. lie. ' limits, i'i.poi) lm iTn. 78. luu lm fdlip- - ; Om i'ic pruiljr.i vrhiince lo.in . huitcr niiukii v.;:s s e.iy; :hc . r!v cp-si,i- U" "i .IT. C'T-i'. ill n:H!k 24. IRlUil-r.l- firms. pr-.i- . 27: 2' I'V'iis. Cheese firm. .! I) 14. 1 - ' Wool. S' Ijo'iMs ib. l'oc. and Sul.. 27.(,niii:rv tiiu n:( ":) li -- 1 .1111 StOCkA . 83-9- 06.15. 0 O market 8,000; Pbeep Receipts 0 steady; sheep 83.7505.70; lambs 4.-5- 7.85. Chicago Produce. Dec. 14. Close: Dec. 73 May 76 Dec. 41 May 43 88. Dec. 34 May 8601-8- . Jan. $15.50; May 16.10. Jan. $8.65; May 8.77 Jan. $8.47 8.6O0 May Chicago, W he! Corn Oats Fork l.ard Ribs 3-- 7-- 8.C2 Itye Cash. 67. Barley Cash 43055. Timothy March 4.600 4.f A Flax, and clover, no trading. '117. r'- .si ! suir iet MARKETS The price of advanced slightly this week. Twenty-fivcents per e are of excellent quality and not tuo plentiful. Ciir.eiuMs goods are on tha market In large quantities and tho holiday shopping has commenced in earnest. Butchers are endeavoring to keep supplied with turkeys, ducks and rklckens. The demand for these popular fowls is insistent and eastern raised birds are being shipped ia to meet the demand. Dates, 2 lbs. for 25c. Apples, $1.25 per bushel. Coooauuts, 10 to 15e each. Butter, 35c a pound. Cranberries, 15c per quart. Celery, 3 bunches for 10 cents. 8weet potatoes, 5c per lb. California grapes. 12c per lb. Bide veal, leg veal, 12e; loin veal, 12c; hind quarter, 18c. 8c; Beef loin, 14o lb. buckbncfceC' $1.50, Lard, 10-let 5i)c; bucket, 80c. Halibut, 15c; flounders, soles, smelteo sell tor 15c lb.; striped baas, 25c lb. Eggs. 40c per doxen. Eastern cheese, 25c lb. UMO'u 27-:i- SAN FRANCISCO Interstate STOCKS Brokerage Company Dsa 14, 1906. b. b 2c; Tonopnh sllning Tonopsh Ex Belmont Midway Sage cheese. 25c. Beet sugar, 85.30 sack; 16 lbs. for North Etar 11.00. Cane sugar, $5.60, aack. West End Hooper chee-- e, 2c lb. Rescue . . Bwlsa cheese, 25c lb. Oranges, from 30c to 60c. Jim Butler Bananas, 30c duzen. Hl.fh patent flour,$2.25 per hundredHome weight; straight grade, $2.10. Band Storm Uuiun oats, Stic package. Red Top .... Ranch butter, Red Top Ex per dox. 35c to 40e. Mohawk .... Coal oil, 35c gallon; 5 gallons, 1.15. CrabA 25c and 10c; lobsters, 20c Columbia Mount .. f pr,und. Canned corn, 10c, 12c, 15c, 17c. Jumbo Ex Jumbo Canned tomatoes, 2 for 25a Vernal Pop corn, 4 lbs. for 2 Sc. Rhnrt loin beef, 15c lb. Blue Bull .... Beef ribs, set 10 to 12c lb. Booth . . . . Rib roast, 12e. Adams .... . . Veal breasts, iPc. Great Bend .... V3l steak of leg, 20c. Great Bend Ex Veal chops, 15c. Trimmed turkeys, 25c IA Laguna Beets, 2c per lb. Goldfield Oro Utah turnlns, 2c per lb. H. B. Bonansa . 8c to Rump roasts, 12e. Stiver Pick .... Tickled pip feet, 3 lbs. for 25a Pickled Iambs' tongue. 40c dox. Saint Ives ooe piss Loin mutton chops, 17c lb. Atlanta ... Leg mutton, 15c lb. Dlamondfleld Forequarter mutton, 10a Sirloin steak, 15a Original Bullfrog Spring lunik, forequarter. 11.00. Spring lamb, hind quarter. 1.25. and porterhouse steak, 17c. Yankee Girl .... Pot roast, 10a Gulden Sceptre Round steak, 12e. Gold Bar .... Ch'itk steak, 10c. Denver Bullfrog Rib boiling heef. 5e. Ut.ih cabbage. 2; lb. Utah potatoes, 15 lbs. for 25c ' Tramp's Con $1 25 per hundredweight. Citron peel. 35e lb. Iemon peel. 25c lb. New currants. 15c per pkA Friends octs, 2 for 35a Iirouco Orange peel. 25c lb. 1lne Nut .... Comb honey. 15c. Yellow Horae Sage. 5c per bunch. Stray Dog ... Maple spear, .20c lb. . 0-- 15c. 15c lb. New walnii!. 2 lbs. for 4Bc. Almonds. 25c lb. Mixed nuts. 25c. 2 lbs. fur 45c. Bloaters. 6 for 25c. Kippered salntnn. 25c lb. Smoked white fish, 20c lb. Ketchup, mu per large bottle Vesi steak o; fhnuder. 12a f or whole hog. 10c. Ixdn and rib ivork chops, I7e. Fraction Comb. Kewana Kendall e p iim Lone Star Lou Dillon Nevada Boy G. B. Annex Dixie One-hal- Buttock. 7,c. Whole pork olns, 15c. Veal neck, 8e. S:-Fham. 2ic. Whole eastern ham. 17 Sliced Iwiiled bam. 36c. Breakfast baron. 18c to 19a to 25a Dry suit lunvn. 15c. Pickled polk. lb. Chopped suet, 12 s. ! irk sausage, 12c. 12c Ecl'pse Mayflower Nugget B. Daisy Steinway Original Crescent (told Wr-de- ... .... Manhat . . . Nevada Hercules OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hamburger. 12i,c. O The price In ch instance is by tbs O OUTRAGEOUS EXAGGERATION tmuml. O Tiiuothv hay. 1om, sells for $18 o Topeka. Kan.. Dec. 14. ' Outpci mu: timothy baled. 75c a hundred; o rageous exaggeration. Is the alfalfa bates. t.V a hundred; alfsifa o characterize! ion hy Governor haw. loose. $;) to $16 per ton. o Hoch of articles which appearWheat. $1 46 per cwL o ed during the last few days In Oats. $1 4 eastern newspapers a Whole corn. 13. o dispatches urder a Topekaspecial dare Cricked corn. $1 50. Bran and hors, $1.15 to 81.10 per o line, telling of awful suffering 1 Ti'.uii-:- HIGHER WAGES. Oil o o alone. Il fifi per hundred, bracked bnrier. $130. New Turk. iv.c. 14. The Standard company unu. mured today that It Haw. would ad rare.. The sages of all Its cm. i employes, now lees than $100 molas--- s j a month, by ten per cent, beginning Refine- d- .laniisry 1st. Sugar and Coffee. e 14. Susnr uik 3 .VI 6 111 fair 1 ' GLCE.4 157 21; fine D-- 79-k- Wool 14. western i j Forenoon Salt Lake, Dec. 14. The builk of the forenoon trading on tne Mining Exchange, was done in Tintic stocks. Carina opened weak, jut recovered, then dropped a few points towards the Cattle. Chicago close. Lower Mammoth, May Day, Chicago, Dec. 14. Cat tie Receipts S.5uo. Market weak: boeves 81.149 Little Chief and Uncle Ram remained up 7.25: cuws and heifers 81.6505.15; in good tone. Beck Tunnel soilbusis tuckers and feeders 8Z. 50; to 1.80, 'while Black Jack did ness at 94 cents. Silver King tojk Texans 3.7534.60; westerners to tho toboggan; the stork sold with 05.75; calves 8b.uo08.5O. lO.iMiU. Market difficulty at $17.50. liugs Receipts Tho closing quotations ami sales strong; mixed and butchers 85.900 6.2u; good heaw 6.1006.20; rough were; heavy 85.7535.95; light 85.C506.15; pigs 5.3506.10; bulk of sales 86.00 h'jdred. ?unrs I City Dentist?? FELSHAW'S DENTAL PARLORA Over Spargo'e Book Store , 2465 Wash. Ava 'Phone Boil 12. : Mcnsv on Call. 14 New Y"ih. Miitvv on rail w as li'kli is 15 per cT.l tu til,- sliM'i, imvki't Iniliiv. j During to Tintic Confined s Ie.inui. 13.75. 1ii8.4i!) 577. . lle - lb Glenwood park. Phones, Ball 6J6 Ind. 193. ( ! K.c1;ih. . iiM-ii- -- Ind. 293. ; j FLORAL CO. Floral designs of eviy descrip tion to order. Delivery promntlv made. Order by phene. Bell 813-K- . Greenhouse. 162 Thirtieth st or- S.UII0 hti.--l ():us j VARNEY Funeral designs of all kinda; cut flowers and poitrd of Trading Bulk .'"W: pts RaMti, . 4').2,o lm. turn lb cm pis 227.3'.u IlKllls, tit.'il'U till iiv-nl- : north' 1 Receipts and Shipmenta, Hiinr- - llneipt- - i6.il". bills.; mm!. 17.200 libls. . Twenty fourth St, ever 4(; f;iir r p-- . T. R. O'CONNELLY. A FARNSWORTH Attorney-at-Law- Nj. white, rihc Sli!c. 8.25 't' .im. Nirk Mil., 11.75; s.u2; hihhh Lii'i, per loo lbs.. 8.7''. short clear Fliet Nat Bank Bldg. 21-2- 1661 1, 115; o. 2 Sli.irl Wlilsgi'), R. s Attorney-et-Lew- Room Wash rw ton AvA Offfoa 2408 Fisxsceii'-.- western. 123. i.5u. Timothy Clover - Contract graih-s- Ecdeo Building. E. T. HULANISKI C. GUNNELL Attu Rye leixilug. Barley t.i choice mulling, 490 55. Attomey-at-La- 102 Sicady. 440; 460 oats- No. 2, 24; No. 34i!(36. 37: Nu. 3 wliie, 2. 64 It 65. M. D. LESSENGEK 3 3.45, 62. 88 , A'hcal No. 3 spring, 75083; No. 3, 744153; No. 2 led, 7:iAi74. Nu. 2 yi llow Cum No. 2, Attorneys AGEE. CHEZ A M'CRACKEN Attorneys and CounselorA First Nat Bank Bldg. Rooms 440-4- 83.57. n. May 88.65. Cash quoialkins wore as follows: end 1144. l?, lUlis-Ja- 88.47; PARRY CHAUNCY Real losnA t 's Mins and Realty Broker. Notary PubllA Room 61, First Nat Bank Ind. phono 657. .Fire InwrancA Roal Batata Notary PubllA Rente Ia 404 Ecciee Bldg, Boll phone 26; Ind, S3 FI ari-a- FAIR TRADE. 1 MISS ALMA BAUER Ttschsr of Piano. Adam Method, Studio 2309 tnatmetsr f jys; OLGA WEHRENP. Ttnchsr of Binging. 476V. ES06 Adams avA Ball phons ADA C BARRATT Toochei of piano end vocal cut tura. Studio, Ogdon (Wodnoaday and Thursday,) 2642 Lincoln awe. Studio Bolt Lake City (Monday, MISS GERTRUDE . MIBB MBS. MARY L. BHIPP, Tuochor of (suitor and Mandolin. Reed is nco M4 SJd BL Ind Phono ISA 21 Pfr Plano Tuner end tone and action ragulafiifl-WashA wo. Ball 766k. -- Friday and Saturday,) Squara. BLAIR HENRY i E. REDPIELD Teaenw of Plano MS Washington Avenu MRS. YiV. Dec. 14. There was variety umi nn little leverlrh-nev- s Id the nimeuient of prices ia stuck market. The general tone became much better thau yeaierda.., and a recovery from yesterday's lose was schieied. but lu a very spotty and iii'eiiular nunner. The overwhelming share of attention was given to the u Jit h western tisnscontinental group. There was evidence early in the day of the furl her divergent inurement in the Hill stocks end St. Paul, but the former met effective support and the latter touched the highest level comparatively early ia the day. The report uf the question raised by the attorney general of Minnesota of the legality of the tlreat Xorthern stock now offeied to stockholders si par, was believed to account largely for yesterday's weakness in Great Northern preferred and in Northern Pacific on the assumption that the proposed new stock issue of the latter would be affected by the question of the Gres i Northern stock's validity. It was asserted with great positiveness that preparations were computed on Thursday before the news of the Minnesota decision for the announcement of the ri,;hi to auhscrlbt at- part to uf new Northern Pacific jU3.iiuu.ihm stock. Today cuuflilent assertion was made that it bad been decided to Dane lie 87S.iHMi.iHii) of Si. Paul preferred stuck already authorised with privilege stockholders to subscribe st per. ith estimates of the value of the rights thus secured on St. Paul stock the aHtumptlon was suggested that fivertKh movements of the last few dns represented a readjustment of prices rather than Important transfer of holdings. The estimated value of the St. Paul rights equals or exceeds the price at which the Great Northern subscription rights are selling In the outside market. As both stocks are 7 per cent dividend payers the inference would follow that tha price of the two stocks would appruxltnaie a parity with rights In bnlh esses Included. A shifting on a large scale of speculative holdings from Great Northern preferred to 8t. Paul would go far to explain the coutrmry movement of the two stocks. Money continued la strong demand today, the call loan rate rising as high as 19 per cent and receding only after the principal demand had been satlstted. Forecasts of the bank statement were not reassurof reing as to the serve to the required legal proportion of depotltA Rentlinent is rather confident, however, of a relaxation of the money market next week. Tomorrow's payments will be mide of the government interest due up to Slay 1 next, amonut-ln- g to some f 12,000,000. It ts expected that the government deposits with national banks elsewhere to the amount of 610,000,1)00 will begtn to return to New Turk next week, and the effect of tho purchase by the treasury of 110,000, UOO of government bonds also will be felt. Tomorrow's large dividend and Interest payment will he followed in natural course by tho return of these funds to the channels of the money market. It was the expectation that the present pinch in the money market would be moderated hy theae'lnfiuencea and that kept the tone of the stock market strong today. Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value, 83.291, non. United Statea bonds were tiu changed on call. NVw W. B. STOWELL Teacher of GuiUr, ManJolln and u- Violin. 643 27th St. Ind pnono market strong to ;'.c higher. Hulk uf sales ti.20ft tl.So; henry 80.256.30; pigs and lights 85.8006.25. 1.000. Market Sheep Receipts mutt-instes-Jv- ; 84.504) 6.00; lambs 4.5O0 86.5U3 7.75; range wethers 6.75; fed ewes 84.0005. 40. Hog-Recei- SHOWING STOCKS LAKE SALT o o o o o o o o o o o in smithweMfrn Kansas because uf zero weather which ha prevailed there and the uncommon shortage of fuel. Some of these dispatches went so far as 10 irate that, because of the conditions, the people were huddling together in cnurches and public buildings so as in avert possible death frum exposure. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o O ISOfi. 3 |