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Show tiii: jioiixims examinkh 6 on DEN, : f:H 'frdy; Music & Art Instructors I'UrFEK 1007. 17, 4 9" . N-- 7 Rio C 7 6. MINING MARKET Wool. . St. Loui. Mo.. Jfcn- 16- 15 tol cs;ern mediSteady: territory and 18121; ums 2';il:S; fine mediums tine 15'p 17. CODECLINE IN CONSOLIDATED Kansas City Cattle. LUMBIA A FEATURE. Kansas C.ty. Mu., Jn. M- - Cattle -- Receipt 11.000. Sirocg. Native and 4.0(144 6.75: native cow stei r the Several heller 92.25(4 5.0 w; nckcr and feed- With Few Exceotiofla Lodi d:i."5i4 50; 4.80 : Stock Called Show a ers calve $2Suf(7.76; western fed steer Shrinkage, $5.735 75; western fed cow 92.50 STREET STOCKS .HAVE LIQUIDATION. WALL Steady. JAXIWRY TIHIIMUY, '.j'1: crusiud 9'; granulate 4 STOCK MARKET UTAH, HEAVY Indications Are That Discount Rate of Bank of England Will Be Lowered Tomorrow. i 4 25. Hog Receipt li.OoO: stiong to 3c $6.47 Bulk of sal, (j higher. heavy 60.57 12'iti 02 12:packer pigs and light Sheep Receipt 8J"Hi. Steady lamb 9757.5o; rang ethers 95.00ft6.fi"; fed ewes $4.50 a Saw York, Jau. 1. There heavy liguidaiim of eecuiliu-- upon uwrkel today, due to the the constant exitiuiuu of the demand fur re tsi.ital by I he railroad cunipanle. The ihum conspicuous phase of the subject which siaa developed today was i he set miner intimation of ihe teed of 'he resources in hand for the work of the lallrnad cuinpaulea might hr I up abuu: a check to the dlslitirae-men- i of profits to alock holders in the rose of some coinpanle. This suggestion proved especially Influential tu speculative aenilment towards the low priced railroad storks. Companies whose aecurltiea are in this class are u; a natural disadtiuntage in raising new capiial lietuuae of the heavy which must be allowed for the sale ol the securities with a margin of net cantinas ao narrow as to reduce the security for the payment of fixed charge. The first effect of this clement in the situation was most smile upon ihe Morgan group stuck. The Southern Railway storks broke violently and the preferred stock especially seemed to lack any bid for offerings pressed io sale. The selling was revived in full force which pervaded I he market W'hcn the fennav lvuuta slock issue was flrat announced that estimates hliherto of the capital needs uf the railroad mriMirat ions hal lieen grossly mlscalculuted. Krle was Ihe earlier stock tu show close sympathy with the slump in Soul hern Hallway, the rest of Ihe market being disposed for a time to Ignore Ihe movement. The flrsi speed of the movement was to other low priced stork which might he supposed to have similar difficulty In raising capital. The growing weakness of the market was due very generally to the consideration of the same topic from different points of view. The eirengih which had been shown recently . iu copper stocks upon the talk of a merger of Important- Michigan properties gave way to sudden weakness in Amalgamated (topper, when the suggestion found utterance that a new Issue of that slock might be involved fn the supposed merger. The vulnerable condition of the market aggressive tactics by bears and they operated with great boldness on a large scale. This was manifest In tha runmra which circulated and which were denied and also in the extent of tha demand to cover short at time when the llquldu'lon spent Its furce. The forces uf replenishment of money and the supplies com luuod to call money market showed positive ease at 4 per cent and below. Funds are reported In he flowing to New York from the interior In large volume and operatluns hare yielded to the banks this week Discounts In London yielded was again and the impression streugt heued that the Bank of England discount rate will be luwmed tomorrow. The continuation of the liquidation caused stocks to sell at the lowest of the day In the final half huur, hut ihe deniutnl from uncovered shorts caused a substantial rally which was hold to the closing. Bonds were irregular. Total sale, par value. 93.i'46,""U. lT. S. Honda were unchanged on call. Hi-t'- l; k f .fiu. Chicago Cattle. Chicago, Jan. Hi. Cattle-Rec- eipt 22.00": steady to strong; beeves 94.15 (1 7."": cows and heifers el.fiug 5.25; torker and feeders 92.5uf4.60; Texan. $;! 751 4.5U; calves 9fi.t)08.35. Mw -- Receipt 33."": strong, to 5 Mixed and butcher 9fi.35fy higher. fi.fii; good heavy 9i.55(i6.C7 rough fi soft 6.40 : light $6.30(1 fi.fiu; heavy pig 95.8ufi6.35; bulk of sale $fi.5l (l li fi". ;".0O": steady Sheep Receipts lambs (4.75 fheep 95.6Uft5.75; 7.8i. Salt Lake, Jan. 16. This has bet-an uff day for mining stocks on the local as Wrll as the eastern exchange. With few exceptions the stock called today show shrinkages, although slight. Columbus Conosoii-date- d probably suffered the worst uf any; for it atarted off at 85.20 and sold as low as 94.75 and closed with the transfer of 150 shares at $4.8". Colorado Mining dropped 91.27Vs. while Mountain Lake held ft own. South Columbus sold up to 73 cents aud Nevada Hill did business at 93.6U. The were: closing quotations and sale OPERATORlENT f FALSE RACE d MESSAGE GOT THE BEST OF A POOL ROOM AT GREAT FALLS. Eet 940 Which Netted Him $1,950 and Now Is Under Afreet. Great Falls, Mont.. Jn. 16. After1 winning $2,000 iu a local pool room on the results of race at Oakland and Ascot, William 11. Molden, a telegraph operator In the employ of the Postal Telegraph company, waa yesterday arrested on a charge of sending a false message. The pool room management alleges that he was a party to a successful wire tapping scheme. Holden commenced betting with $40 and made three liet which netted him It. waa later learned by ihe 9!,95i. manager of tho pool room that false returns had been received over their wire as two of the horses on which Molden had cashed he's were not winners on today's ca,d. When arretted Molden declared that he had done the betting for another man, a stranger to whom he had turned over hla winnings and from whom he had received f 100 for Ills services. He was unable tu describe this man. No other arrests have been made, - upt-rai- y SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. Interstate Brokerage Company Jan. 16, 1906. HiimosT IN KINGSTON DISASTER CHICAGO FUTURES. The leading futures ranged as fol- lows: What July, 704, OFFICIAL REPORT RECEIVED BY THE GOVERNMENT. 75T. 7311. Cot n Jan., inti. (u'4, 404. ISV 444. May, July. 4.7.44. 437,., 414. Oats Jan., close, May, 374, 374. 374. Fork Jan, 1il.iit(, close; May, 916.70, U. , 9111.53, Fearful Earthquake Followed by Firo in Which American Consulate Is Destroyed. Wsshinglon. Jan 16. The following cablegram waa received at the state department this afternoon: "Jamaica. Jan. 1C, 3:13 p. m. Secretary of State. Wsshlngton. Fearful earthquake followed by lire. Kingston ilcst royed. "kindreds of lives lost. Food btullr wanted. Consulate probably destroyed. Fireproof safe. (Signed I American Consulate." 111.53. liny, 910.724. 910.70, 916.70. laird. 99.:i5. 9.30, 99.30. 9.6", May, .Ink, 99.024, May. 69.20, 99.50, 99.00. 99.024. i!.l 5, 99.13. were as CnsIi quotation Hour- Steady follow-- : - Wheal 9 V, 2 No. No. spring. 76(i7fi: 115978: No. 2 rod. 72V Corn No. 2. 41; No. 2 yellow, 4l'.j. N. 2 ostr. No. :t while. 5(1(1 37. No. 2 rye, 62. Fair lo choir Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law. 40 and 41 Flrat National Bank Bldg. No- Both phone. Ogden, Utah. tary In office. Office 308 Twenty-fourt- son's Grocery. Rooms . St over 1 9 Richard- - Ind. phono H. 21-2- DER SCHUIT. Funeral designs 0f jll kinds; cut F.awers and potted plants. All promptly filled. Phone 906-740 Twenty-eight- h at. a THE PORTER FLORAL TO. Choice cut flowers always on hand. Floral deslgna a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson avo. and Twentistn at W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 2S0-Z- ; Ind. 291. lusls of high wine. Wliiskl. Etc let Building. and Receipts Shipment. li.il: . Flrat Nat Bank Bldg W.ie-i- E FARNSWORTH Attomey-a- t Law. 114 and 815 Ecclas Building l Hi'ri-ipte- ments. 49.7"" R. Corn ments. l.,ts. 11.29. IJI.buil bu . 52:: Heeeipts. 294..VMI Im. llcn-ip- -- 194.2"o . 2t5.l-- In. ti.uo" Hyt 1ii..Vio shin-n.eni- ship- ; im.: ship- .ii,.. ip. bu coni-ntishlo- n COAL LANDS CAN BE ACQUIRED. lau. IS. Secretary Washington. IlitchceoU yphte'dar notified th general lan.i office, hv direction of the ; m SOUTHAMPTON Southampton. Jan. DEEP DOCK. 16. At a meet- ing of the Snuthamp'on harbor hoard fur the Souththa- - orders heretofore is- held yc.uprday. plan lui. western railway to construct a deep sued withdrawing from entry land under 'he cual .and law have been nock here at a cost of 82.50n.00O were Produce Exchange. to. It was announced that not an-- , 'tiled si as nut lo impair any agreed I On lie prii'lue nliy ihe only wrnuli vessel of the White Star right faith . in the at aciptired good : l.et biiltir teat v.a, e.ij r'eain-.-riesand Cttnard lines sooner or later date of wt;h!wai 2"V29: da'.ies ip t 25 utilize tills port, but other steamship Hmti ;u niii'k cjm rieg- ii:rluile-lwere approaching the dock companies 215i2-!-- : lit xle. 234: HARRY "DOC' PERRY DEAD. prime with a view of making Southcompany 21. exta. 2". their home. ( beese st" ZanevilV. Ohio. Jan. IS.- - Harry ampton 15f, 4 "Doc" Perry, who is well known ail CONSTERNATION IN ST. PETERSever the racing c of the AmeriBURG. can Turf died here, lave la,i summer Perry and St. Jan. lfi. Consternawe-- ., t J.H'kev ruled off the turf tion huPtersburg. been caused In gnvernmental for life, follow lug a race at the Txiuis-vi- l the discovery that the assasrn Obcri had the sin of by meeting tieneral Yon Per Launltx, lae mount on 0orur.i:o prefect iff police, was the son of a 42.3"" Hurley42.2"'1 VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral designs of every descrip tlon to order. Delivery promptly mads. Order by phene. Bell 813-K- . Greenhouse, 182 Thirtieth :m : ip-inet:is i're-lde- i(-h;it';- st . Hr'. OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists, Store 411 Twenty fourth st 1 Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phones, Bell Ind. 193. ils, VARNEY FLORAL CO. The choice carnations, roses end ether flowers, with appropriate green. Prices modorate- - 12 Thlr-- t h st. Bell 811-K- . tU-e-- Ogden City Dentists BRITISH CHANNEL TUNNEL. la'cdot'. FEL1HAW8 DENTAL PARLORS, J I prominent personage connected with the government and a member of an at lt or rut 1c family. id. In compliance formality in connecThey say." remarked the first dear cer'a.n idlls sulimi::ej girl, "that Miss EMerielgh is engaged Wn Secret an Waldane tn a pun old enough to be her " ha iinnuttnced dtSH'ni the n const-tia tnnnel under chn'e to "Indeed"' exclaimed denr girl X. . Ihe H'i'Ish Chaur.i-to Celinec; 2. "I bad tm idea there wa a man that , .lan with ti tion with ii Over Bpargo's Book Store 245 Wash. Ave. 'Phono 75k, BeiL L Washington, Jan. 5. The annual convention of the iioard of trade, composed of board of trade, merchants' assvs'latlotiM. chandler of commerce and other business organization, met In this city tod.ir for a four days' Frank lo La Lanne of Philsesiou. adelphia. president of Ihe National l"Mfd. presided. The program provides ilkrm-idoof the following subjects, milling others: American merchant marine. Inter s'a'e nimitf'Te a affecting the power of the interin-commerce to legalize reasonable tariff I agreement lieisi'.-railroad, truflic agreements, government Increase of ownership uf baggage limit, the extension of forof navigable eign I mile, iir.priiti-men- t Tin government's vela waetwsys. anti-trutlon,. with Japan and laws. ruil-iohi- 1mi. I 10 CONVENTION. rail-nail- 49.immi Flour--lleceipi- . City Florists B. VAN 374. E. T. HULANISKI AvA T. R. O'CONNELLY. 14 mrk. 1T Mils., lti."24. per lou lbs., 99.50. Short clear side (Mixed I 99.25 W D. LESSENGEH Attorney-at-Law- Attorney-at-Law- Mess Attorney-at-La- . 200 Washington 9 IT.. I VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Attb.'noy-at-Law- Clover, eoiiirsct grade. 14.'mi Short ribs rides iloosei ACEE A M'CRACKEN, . 53, 54 and 55 Bank Bldg. Phones, Bell 809. nd. 80. M 7,1)4151. . Couneelora-at-Law- , malting, No. I flax seed. 91.13. No. 1 tioithewi-sii-rn91.39. Prime timothy seed, 94 35. BOARD OF TRADE Sugar and Coffee. New Yurs. .Un. Id fiiiivftnir.,: '!: 5 15, uio.uvC4 sugar 2 '(Jilt; r grand-fatiier.- R.iw -- il 91 5 4. U -- Kltg-1-ir- 1 auu V ieitn. ( Id all-- e' - Chicago Daily Nt-ws- . p |