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Show examiner. Ml Utah National Bank. tniirtn rates raramii STREET OGDEN. UTAH. CHIIES lib flnsfta FOREIGN ea 1 pMa aM Futures and San Francisco and Salt Lake beirers 2.0005.50; storkers and feeders 2.7504.75: bulls 2.0004.25; calves 2.00 04.50; weeiern steers 4.UO06.OG; western cows 2.0004.26. Hogs Receipts. 5.000. Market 5o0 Mining Quotations 16c higher; bulk 5.0505.20; heavy 5.15 05.27 packers 5.050 5.25; pigs end 4.3505.15. lights New York, June 24. Speculative Sheep Reralpis, 1.000. Steady; mutwaa a food deal disturbed today tons 4.5005.30; lambs 5.0006.80; range that )y the announce infnt over nightdrben-ur- 6 wethers 4.0004.80; ewes 8.500 4.80. Internet on the lie A bunds of tbe Wsbfcsb bd CHICAGO STOCK. Cripple Creek, June 24. The militaseed by the director. The balani-sesy commlheiun held an tary 'aclined to the aide of depression. Chicago, June 24. Cattle Receipts on resteers sion to dispose of the cases of one hunStnngth in the wheat marketwent 1.000. Steady; good io prime and ported eaceaelve ralna in tbe 5.5006.50; floor to medium 4.500 5.40; dred union men now imprisoned In the loulbweet supplemented the effect of einckers and feeders 3.500 4.50; cows various Jails and bullpeus in the disalso waa There the Wabash weaknee 1.5004.50; heifer 2.0005.50: tanner Col. Edward Verdeckburg, comtrict. for May a weak return of net earning 1.5002.80; bulls 2.0004.25; calves 2.50 manding officer, sold today that upon Ohio, the decrease from 06.00. l.y Baltimore laet year' total reaching upward of HOGS Receipts today 12,0n0; toSome or the etocka which morrow 5010c higher; 10.000; SALT LAKE MININO EXCHANGE. movehave been lifted by speculative mixed and hutrhera 6.2005 40; gon.l io ment during the week suffered from choice heavy 5.350 5.45; rough heavy Morning Call Furnished by Ogden tcrsmble to take profits when the reac- 5.1503.85: light 5.1005.35; hulk of was Brokerage Co, 370 25th Street. tionary character of the market waa ales 5.250 5.35. Phene 216, Ogden, Utah. 8. Steel U. preferred SHEEP Receipts 5,000; perceived. steady, among three, the marked sent menial good to choice wethers 4.7505.25: fair Alloa bid 25. effect on hopes of an advancing market to choice mixed 4.000 4.75: western Ajax, asked 10 Which the movement in that stock ha sheep 3.500 4.75; western lamb 4.000 Bon Boiler, bid 12 ; asked 12 nrouaed having a bad effect. Tbe deal- 6.00. Bullion-Berk- , bands bid 1.10. f ings were largely in professional Carina, bid 6; asked 6 and the ausplctona of trader aa to the CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. conCentury, bid 63: asked 75. operations of compelling operator the Con. Mercur, bid 22; asked 24 stituted moat of tbe motive for eleChicago, June 24. Close: Crroln, asked 50. Wheat July 85 18: old 86 3 4; Sept dealing. The usual preliminarymove80 Daly, bid 3.30: asked 2.50. ments of the week currency old 82; Dec. 80 38. bid 23.IH1: asked 23.60. 48 ment indicate still an increase in the Corn June 47 Sept. July Idd 4.10; asked 4.40. flow to New York, probably pointing to 48 Dec. 44 1 8. Oats-Ju- ne 41 38 a plethora of money in New York. An Eagle ami Blue Bell, bid 50. July Galena, bid 6. Dee. 32 3 8. expansion of loans la expected to Sept. 31 Grand Central, bid 4.40; asked 4.47. from the railroad bonds operations Fork 13.10; Sopt. 13.40. July Horn Silver, bid 105. 7.07 1 207.10; Sept 7c of the week, hut acarrely sufflclent to Ijtrd-J- uly asked offset the add to the aurplua of the 27 Ingot, The stock market waa Mammoth, bid 14; asked 17 cash Inflow. 7.82 L Riba July Sept. asked 1 Little Chief, bid benefited by tbe forecaet. of the baak Rye 65. 51. Washington, bid M6: asked statement and by Intimations of a Flax 1.07, asked 1.21 rheerfnl view of the commercial outMammoth, bid Timothy 8.92 asked 2 look by the mercantile agencies. The May Day, bid 2 Clover 10.76. also bid 2.43; asked 2.55. large buying of Union Pacific waa Barley 34 0 55. New York, bid 4. resumed with a gain of 1 14 and Southern Pacific cams into the advance to CHICAGO FUTURES. Ontario, bid 2.75; naked 4.00. 1 bo extent of The general market Petro. bid 5. Richmond Ana., bid The leading features ranged as folresponded with a recovery. The closRoeco H.. bid 10; asked 50. io we: ing. however, was barely steady. Bonds were Irregular In sympathy Articles. Sacramento, bid 13; asked 14 with stock. Total stale, par value. Silver King, hid 49.50; asked 54.00. Wheat Na aaked 4 3.400.000. Sliver Shield, bid 4 .... July, fd asked 4 74. U. 8. bonds were unchanged on call. July, new ... So. Swansea, hid 4 aaked 10 Star Con., bid 10 Sept 3. BRADSTREET'B REPORT, nsked Nol Sunshine, Corn. Swansea, bid 26; asked 50. June New York, June 34. Brsdst root's to- July Tetro, bid 32; asked 34. asked 15 morrow will eay: U. S. Con., bid 15 Na Gala, Thera has bees some enlargement for June U. 8. 'Mining, bid 20.50. demand In tbs west tbia week, but tba July IMah, hid 40. betterment as yet ia largely one of tone bbL Victor a. and S. M., bid 1 Mess per Pork, 13 00 and predicted on unquestionable bet- July IS 10 IS 10 Wabash, bid 13 40 13 27 13 40 ter crop advices reealved from nearly Sept Yankee, bid 32; asked 35. all sections. Reports from the leading 100 Ilia. ard, per Bales T 10 7 05 industries are not significant of any July 7 10 Tbe dosing quotations and 7 22 7 27 7 27 particular reaction from the dullness Sept noted heretofore. Short Riba, Pr 100 lb. A Ik s The iron trade appears to be ground- July 7 62 7 62 7 2 as bottom tbe prices regards 7 72 7 82 7 82 Ajax ing upon Sept and curtailment la liecoming wideBullion Berk Carina . . . . . . Cash quotations were as follows: spread. Industries the dftffy From the leading Flour was dull and easy. Congnr la one of almost midsummer dullness Wheat No. f spring. 88097c; Na I, Con. Merettr . and of n wailing disposition oa the part 5097c; No. 3 red, 96099c. Daly e Railway earnings , . of manufacturers. Corn No. 3, 48c; Na 2 yellow. 60c. . ., 3 white, Daly-We- st for the elapsed portion of June promNa Out 2, Na K. and B. Bell ise to make rather more favorable com- 41043e. Galena parisons than tho early spring months, - Rye No. 3, 65c. while bank clearings betray irregularBarley Good feeding, 84040c; fair Grand Central Influences with varying Horn Silver , to choice malt In, 47A'62c. ity, coincident affecting bank operations at different Flaxseed No. 1, 1.01; Na 1 north- Ingot . .. and week centers, and are below last IJttle Bell western, 11.07. last year. No particular Improvement Prime seed. 82.83. Ixwer Mammoth Timothy In collections ie yet to be seen andre-a I Mess Pork, per bbL, 813.06010. Ontario still 100 lbs. 87.O207.O6. Petro long spoil of warm weather Is trade per Ijurd, ia garded aa necessary, if retail Short Riba Sides (loose), 87A70 Sacramento . .. to bo stimulated. Wheat, Including 7.63. Silver King . .. Silver Shield ,e. flour, exports tor the week ending Juno . . Short Clear Hides (boxed). $7.11. Bontb Swansea . 23, aggregate 1,271,487 bushels agfliwt Whiskey, basis of high wines, 81.28. week this 2,444,361 last week, 3,158,163 Star Con, contract grade, $10.75. Clover, Sunshine last year and ,382,701 in 1902. Prom Julv l, 1W3, to date they aggregate Swansea RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. 133,737,439 bushels against 220.199,191 Utah . . last season and 844,143,358 in 1983. Articles. Receipt a Shipments. Uncle Sara Cob. . in the Writed Business failure 30.200 2M00 Boston bbla. Flour, 41,100 IT. 8. Mining Ca States for the week ending June 23 Wheat, bu. 30,000 225.0U0 Viet nr la number 215 against 181 last, week and Corn. bu. .. 303.000 . . 171 In the like week last year. 115.100 Butler-Liber147,700 Oats, bu. ... 3.800 In Canada failures for the week nura-b- Rye. bu. . . , 2.000 23 against 18 last week and 18 la 4.800 Century 38,600 Barley, bu. Emerald this week a year aga CHICAGO PRODUCE EXCHANGE. Golden Eagle .... CASH WHEAT. Goleonda On tbe produce exchange today the IJttle Chief Chicago, June 24. Cash wheat: 'No better market waa firm; creamery, M. Washington . 2 red 1.03; No. 8 red 959100; No. New York dairy. U016c. . Rlcbmond-An- a. 2 hard 88095; No. 3 hard 83090; No. 18017e; Eggs Steady, 14014c. 2 No. northern 96098; northern 98; Tetro , Cheese, 76Sc. No. 3 spring 85098. Victor Webash . NEW YORK STOCKS. 3- SUGAR. Yankee 60 .. . ! Raw Copper HEGULAR CALL BALER New York. June 24. Sugar: ., .. 72 Atchison, common ,,, 3 fair centrifugal .. 95 refining Carlea, 1.000 at 6; 1.000 at 6. sollef strong; preferred Atchison, molasses sugar 3 96 test 3 .. 53 3 4 30. Smelter, oomroon refined firm; crushed 5.65; powders! Smelter, preferred ... 97 May Day. 6.000 at 2' i. 5.05: granulated 4.95. Sacramento. 500 at 14; 5no at 14; .. 80 Baltimore and Ohio Coffee quiet; No. 7 Rio 7c. 500 at 14W.. seller 30. .. 48 Brooklyn ... Silver Shield. 7.000 at .123 18 Canadian Pacific 100 at 74. WOO- ITonopah-llelnion- t. 1 D. Traction (Ex. Metropolitan 500 at 15; 2,0d0 Con.. Sam Uncle ..... ..108 ..... per cent .. 31 at 15: 200 at 15. St. Louis. June 24. Wool steady; C hesapeake and Ohio OPEN BOARD SALES, common . ..... 21 Rio Grande, mediums western and 16021; territory 2.000 at 6 : 500 at 0 3 4 fariaa. ..194 .... Gas Consolidated fine 16017. medium fine 16017; 200 at 14. Sacramento. 98 .... .. 14 ..... e ,. Gas People Shield. 500 at Silver 23 .. Erie AND EXCHANGE. MONEY Unde Sam Con., 500 at 15, ..181 Illinois Central 30. ler ..148 New York, June 24. Close:. Money Manhattan ..110 an call easy 101 per cent. Time Louisville and Nashville .... .. NEW YORK RONDS. 92 loans easy and dull, sixty. and ninety Missouri Pacific ..116 Central York New months 2 six bills cent; 30 per nay .. 68 4 r. R- - refunding la, registered Norfolk and Western 2 U. S. refunding 2a. coupon ... 25 3 .. Western Ontario and 3 mercantile paper Prime U. S. Sa. registered ..115 Pennsylvania Railway per cent. U. 8. 3a. coupon .. 47 ..... Sterling exchange easy; bankers' Reading V. 8. new 4s. registered .... .. 20 bills 4.872004.8725 tor demand; 4.8630 Rock Island, common .. 46 2 4 U. 8. new 4s. coupon 0 4.8535 for sixty day bills; posted Southern Tactile .. 21 1 teles 4.86 and 4.88; commercial bills Southern Railway, common ..143 1 2 St, Paul 4.65200 4.8525. Bar silver 5 SAN FRANCISCO MIXING STOCKS. Mexican dollars, 46. 2; al e all-da- d. 1 3-- 1-- 3-- Daly-Wes- 3-- 3-- t, Daly-Judge- re-ai- ilt 3-- 1-- 3-- 7-- 3 1-- 5-- 6-- 1. 1-- 7-- 3-- 7-- 2. I- Daly-Judg- 410c; al ar Roecn-Homests- kf , .... , C; 15-1- 6: 7-- ... .... 0; June 24. President Washington, Roosevelt made the following regarding change In the cabinet: William H. Moody to be attorney general; Paul Morton, of to be secretary of the navy; VicH. tor Metcalf, of California, to be secretary of commerce and labor. The resignation of Secretary CorteL you and Attorney General Knox have take been received aud accepted to effect July 1. Paul Morton has accepted the tender from Denver tonight or tomorrow, arof the portfolio of the navy. for will made be deportar rangements no When Secretary Cortelyou waa destiuu of priaonera against whom criminal charges are made. Preailent ignated by President Kooeevelt to be waa certain Moyer of the federation, ia kept In hie campaign manager, it close confinement and is not permitted that he would retire from theaacabinet chairupon hla assumption of duties to see visitors. Just the return of General Sherman Bell man of the national committee. before he left for Chicago last week he placed in the hands of the president 107 U. B. old 4a, coupon hla letter of resignation from the cab102 Atchison general 4s inet. 94 adjustment 4s .. It is understood between the presi96 ... Coast le At laut IJne ts dent and him that the resignation wax 102 Baltimore and Ohio 4s ... to lie accepted to take effect at the end 96 Baltimore and Ohio of the present fiscal year, June 30. InCentral of Georgia 6s . ... ill clusive. The taking effect of hie res74 Central of Georgia 1st luc ignation at that time would afford him 105 an opportunity to complete some work Chesapeake and Ohio 4 a 79 .. in tbe department which he had inChicago and Alton 67 C. B. and Q. new 4s itiated and which it waa important ha 109 C. M. and Hr. P. gen. 4a should carry to a conclusion. One week ago today Attorney General Chicago and Korthw. consol 7s .. 128 69 that he C. K. I. and P. R. K. 4s Knox formally announced C. K. I. and P. R. R. col. 5a ... 79 would retire from the cabinet, prob100 C. C. C. and 8L L. gen. 4s ably at the end of the fiscal year. It 76 wa understood at the same time that Chicago Terminal 4 61 Con. Tobacco 4s Secretary Moody would succeed Knox 83 Colorado and Southern 4s as attorney general. 100 Denver and Rio Grande 4s The statement was made, however, 100 Erie prior lien 4s that while the transfer of Secretary 86 Erie General 4s Moody to the department of Justice wae very probable It was dependent. In Ft. Worth and Denver City 1st.. 103 109 a measure, on the president's success Hocking Valley 4ts 101 4s in securing a successor for him In the unified Nasii. and Ijuia 104 Manhattan consol, gold 4s navy department as he desired. Presi64 dent Roosevelt tendered the appointMexican Central la 13 ment to Paul Morton, vice president of Mexican Central 1st inc. 954 the Santa Fe railroad company. Mr. Minn, aud St. Loula 4s 68 Morton ia a personal friend of the Mil Kan. and Texaa 4s 78 Mo. Kan. and Texas 2nds president of many years standing. He Is a son of the late J. Sterling Morton, Nat. 1L R. of Mexico consol. 4s.. 77 100 of Nebraska, secretary of agriculture N. Y. Central gen. 3 133 In Cleveland's last administration. Mr. N. J. Central gen. 5s 104 Morton has had experience In WashNorthern Pacific 4a hie 74 ington, having been here with Northern Pacific 3s flat her. Nor. and Western consol. 4s .... 99 96 O. S. L 4s and panic Since President Roosevelt baa been 96 in the White House he has made more Penn. Conv. 100 than me effort to Induce Mr. Morton Reading General 4s St L. and iron Mtn. consol. 5a.. 115 to accept a position In his administration. Feeling that hie life work In the 8. L and San Francisco fg. 4s. . . 83 has railroad business. In which he SL Louis Southwestern lata..... 94 68 achieved success, might be Impaired Seaboard Air Line 4s 98 Southern Pacific 4s by hie acceptance of an official position 118 In the government he uniformly deSouthern Railway 6a 118 clined all each proffer. In consequence Texaa and Pacific lets with this feeling he declined the profToledo, 8t. L and Weatern 4a.. 70 105 fer of the portfolio of the navy. He Union Pacific 4a 9 was requested by the president to conUnion Pacific conv. 4s 73 sider hie declination. Last night he U. S. Steel 2nd 5a 117 took dinner at the White House and Wabash 1st the whole subject waa considered, after .. 57 Wabash Deb. B.'.tlf Mr. Morton had consulted with hla per91 Wheeling and lake Erie 4e sonal and business friends and asi 91 Wisconsin Central 4a dates. As tbe conclusion of the con69 C. F. and Iron, con. 5s ference Mr. Morton told the president that be Would accept tbe position. Postmaster General Payne probably will retire from the calilpet after the rainpaign. He will be succeeded by National Chairman Cortelyou. Secretary Moody will continue aa a member only to the end of tbe Finnish Senate Adopt a Strongly of tbe cabinet present administration on the fourth Worded Resolution. or March next, when he will retire to enter upon the practice of law in BosHelsingfors. Finland. June 24. The ton. It ia quite likely that other senate has adopted a strongly worded i hanges will take place In the event of resolution on Ihe assassination of Gov. Mr. Roosevelt being elected president, Gen. Bolirlkoff expressing tbe deep- but no authority exists at thla tine Schaumann'a upon which to base a forecast of them. est condemnation of cruel and treacherous crime. and also OLD CHINA AS TABLE DECORAcondemning the agitation by a number of disloyal people," and the dangi r TIONS. to which it may lead. In conclusion tho senate calls upon Georgina, Countess of Dudley, ia said every true citizen to cooperate In the to have been the first hostess who preservation of order and to spare no grasped the possibilities of old pieces effort to prevent any action that would of gold and silver as table decorations, Old china lends itself to thla purdeprive the people of th flgifldence in them by their sovereigns dur- pose as readily, a was proved at the allegiance to the dinner party given by Raron and Baring their century-lontbia mighty Russian crown, under the reign oness Alphonse da Rothschild ut which Finland has gained mental week in their fine mansion, llue Saint aud material development. Florentin. The flowers were the prire-l(s- a orchids for which the baron's conservatories at Ferrieres are celebrated, and the golden mauve tints of the exquisite blossoms were thrown Into harmonious relief by the pieces of green china placed on the table. A London hostess not long ago made a sensHmi by decorating her table entirely with uni.- - -La France rnH service of pink Sevres, matching tho flowers perfectly. London Graphic. 1111-no- ia, 3s CONDEMN ASSASSIN -- d g Gome Fly with the Eagles AT ..... 4. 1-- 2 3-- 4 4 i rs le Hale-Norrro- a of the Japan furnishea raw ailk ooneumed in me world about 9 .000.0(10 pound. The war :a not likely to effect the proHnmton. a all the work la done ly woinc.-- i and one-tweirt- h KANSAS CTY STOCK. tan Oily. June 1 24. Receipts rs .500. Steady and active: 4.250 6.40; native cows and na-ee- Sharman s . . Ticket Office. TEMPERANCE RESORT. Resf-Belch- er ; 6.75. A girl. Entrance on 25th etreet. Opposite Reed Hotel. The Week of June 20th THREE CAMPBELLS JEAN WIL80N RUSSELL A DUNBAR ILLUSTRATED SONG SMITH A CHESTER.. .. GILES HARRINGTON THE BUCKEYE TRIO E. R. GOURLEV'S UTAHNA-O-SCOP- Jujgling on the Green E Ballad Presenting "My Hannah Lady" Jean Wilson Oprratic Duo Blackface Monologuist Comedy Acrobat ar.d Contortionist Movirg Picture PRICE OF ADMISSION. Adult Children tinder 13 year. 1 bacon and Butte 1:25 a.ir. Cache Valley 7:15 p.m SaULake andTlntic 16:45 u.in Salt Lake and Intermediate point 7:23 a.i.i. No. 3 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all points south ..... S;2u Na 10 Sait Lake and intermediate point .15 0o & ........ g BIRGI Q JZ Phono 227 Y. WANTED 1.000 p.m. No. 11 Na 12 No. 8 attention. FRONK (June 19, 1904.) DEPART: Butte and Portland. .12:05 Pocatello, Montpelier v No. 7 No. 9 Phono ordara given special a a SHORT LINE TIME CARD. MEN Na 4 ARRIVE: Salt Lake 2:30 p.m Na 9 Butte and Pocatello 12:45 a.u. Expreaa No. 11 SaltLake and Tintlc 0:55 p.m. No. 7. Salt Lake and Milford 11:20 a.m No. 3 Sait Lake and intermediate point 8:00 a.m. Na 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:00 a.m. Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:00 p.m. No. 12 Cache Valley 10:30 a.m. Train south of Juab do not run Na 1 Sunday. at tho . Balt To unload . schooner Lake Beer hall. It ia the place to get tbe longest and tallest, tha biggest and coldest schooner of beer in town for five cents. Choicest whiskies brandies and wine and all kind of soft drinks. Finest line of cigars in town. Call In everybody aa you pass by and eample our C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent ' A. B. MOSELEY. Trav. Par. Ag-n- t. Ogden. Utah. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. A T. A.. Balt Lake City. goods. Corner 2Bth and Lincoln avenue. D. W. CATTS Proprietor. ,,,1.,,.., TIME TABLE TIME CARD. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co. Effective June 19, 19U4. DEPART: Depot, Third, West and South Temple Na 6 Mail and Express... 8:20 a.m Lake City. No. 2 Overland Limited for Its, Salt EPART. Omaha. Council Bluffs, For Provo, LehL Fairfield Denver, Kansas City and aud Mercur. connecting 2 :50 p.M east daily at Nephl for ManU and No. 4 Atlantic Express for Intermediate points oa Denver. Omaha, Council Sanpete Valley By.... Bluffs, Kansas City and all For Garfield Beach, Too7:20 p.m. points east, daily ele. Stockton, MamARRIVE. moth, Buraks and 68 Fo. 3 Pacific Expreaa from ver City (via Learning-to- n Council Bluffs, Omaha, ... , 8:00 a m cutoffj Denver, Kansas City and 3:30 a.iu. east, daily For Provo, American Na 1. Overland Limited Fork, Lehl, Juab; MilCouncil from Omaha, ford, Frtaco, Callentee and Intermediate points Bluffs, Kansas City, Dennm h ver and all points east, ARRIVE. 2:40 p.rt. daily From Provo, Americas 2:50 p.ia. 101 Mall No. Fast MilFork, Lehl, Juab, A. C. HENRY, ford, Frisco, Callentee Ticket Asent. aud Intermediate points 9,35 A. B. MOSELEY, From Provo, Lehl, Fair-fielTrav. Pass. Agnl. Mermir and Sen-pet- e Ogden. Utah. Velio By. points. From Silver City, Maim moth. Eureka, Stockton, ?de and Garfield Beach 5:35 p m ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Ear 8enrice between Salt Lake, Milford, HID GUAM Modena and Callentee. Direct stage connections for all 1 lining districts la R. G, W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT southern Utah and Nevada JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. City Ticket Office, 201 Mala Street Na 6 Atlantic Mail all points TeL 256. 7:45 a.m- East.For particulars, call on or address Na 12, Salt Lake local. 8:30 am- agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. 1 Na 2, Chicago, SL Loula limMOORE, District Passenger Agent :1 ited - W. G1LLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt Na 4, Atlantic Express, all 7:00 p.m- . point East ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Mall, Salt Lake 11:45 aim and all points East Na 1, Chicago and SL Loula 2:40 p.m- limited Na 11, Local from Park City 7:00 pm and San Pete Valley Na 8, Pacific Expreaa from 12:55 a.mall points East to car Through Sleeping and SL Loula New York ana Boston. Free reclining chair car Ai perfect dining car service on through train I. A. BENTON, Gen. Agt. Pagr. Dept-Sa- .,,,, 5)5 d, j maes City. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent. Ogdea B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. a Before you start call at UTAHNAPARK STRICTLY Na THE OREGON . BUTF 7-- San Franrtsro, June 24. Thr official rlnalng quotation for mining stocks Omaha. June 24. Receipts Cat tie today were aa follow: Relihrr 250. Shade stronger; native steers 4.50 Alta 4 100 foil Hon 1 cau-nand heifers cows 3.2504.75: 0615; Challenge Con. 12 1.5002.75; etockers and feeders 2.50 Caledonia 55 Confidence 5 bulls and Cbollar 9 04.10: calves 8.000-5.50Con. Imperial 1 C. C. and Va. 105 2.5004.60. stags Goiild-Cnrr19 11 Point Crown 9.000. 5010c Market Hogs Receipts .Tii1lr 15 63 higher. Heavy 5.15 5.25: mixed 5.1 00 Occidental Con. 79 Mexican 99 8.15; light 5.000515; pigs 4.5005.00; Overman 21 bulk 5.1005.15. Opbtr 30S Sag Relciier Hi7 Sheep Receipts 99. Steady to strong; Savage 17 western yearlings 4.5005.25; wethers Sierra Nevada 34 Silver HIH 61 Utah Con. 13 4.5005.25: ewes 3.2504.60: common Union Con. 35 end stockera 3.060 4.75; lambs 5.350 Yellow Jacket 19 AVE. Live and let Live ia our motto. Wo do not promt to soil you something for nothing. Our Meats era fresh. Ws endeavor to please every Jody who patronlxea tho UCCE8S MARKET. Tho LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with IL Aak your GROCER for it Please Travel, 2 OMAHA STOCKS. SUCCESS MARKET 2368 WASHINGTON d ou o& IHE Omaha-Chicag- 8-- 4 ...... oo 5 OGDEN - 3-- 8 4 421 25th St. P-- 2 5-- 'Phone 22. - 4. 7-- 8 Always Remember 1 5-- 8 3-- 4 -- Ogden Steam Allen Transfer Company. Laundry. 8s 3s At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry Winning friends and eua toman very day. Do you Ilka yonr laundry dun finish, smooth finish or some other flalaht We give you Just rkat you want; do tho work a little better than the other lauaderara do 1L Try na and SEE, AU-blso- 1 3-- 4 Ways are Winning Ways . 5-- 8 ..... ,. ....... Always on Time Our Laundry Attorney-Gener- Men Now Confined in the Bull Pens to be Arraigned Before a Military Commission Those Not Charged With Crimes Must Leave the State Others Will be Given Trial Chicago nne-thir- IN Morton Will Become Secretary of Navy; Victor Metcalf of California, Secretary of Commerce and Labor, and William H. Moody, pin arnuaT semi-annu- 2S, 1901. THE CABINET 3 BE DEPORTED OF THE WORLD JUNE SATURDAY MORNING, ,10C 80 Healy House. Opp. Depot Phone 161Z. A largo Assortment of Low Rates and Reliable Intormation constantly on hand Guaranteed by tha American Ticket Brokers' Ass. to Chicago md the Ea orer the only double-trac- k eween railway the Missouri River and Chicago. Ea- -! cellent service Iw every particular. One of these trains, the Overland United, Is the most luxurious train xj the world. Electric - lighted M throughout. s Direct connections at Omaha via T.. ' Lias to St. Paul and Minneapolis. and other Eastern point via ,in North-Weste- Carpentering, Building, Repairing end Remodeling of Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Enquire of Ole Nelson, 545 16th etreet Telephone 329-- y. Cheap Rates to St. Louis rn Tiexets, reservations and toll information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, ICIitagg J & KuMcsfen Smith Mate Street, Salt Laha City, Utah. ri w T 1 Wiaaa.i nwiat Rr. 3 Trains uaiiy"3 Write Wo can save you money. C. F. WARREN, General Agent, Na 4il Dooley ait Lake City- - f o |