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Show THE OGDEN, UTAH. v PrssUsat Jobs L, Dooly Homes E. Peary Ralph E. Hoag " Even Favorable War News Did drafts es all points. Not Sustain Market, sad- - DOMESTIC settling prices ing company: . .5a Silver ..... ..13 Copper, caating 12 Copper, electro Lead ...... ... New York Quotations. ...... ;1 1 1 l! 3 4 , I i r. N( w York, Jau. 27. The lassitude which began to make itself maniUwt iu yesterday' trading In hUtka was still mure lu evidence today. Ttie dealings lell at time to rather Insignificant proportions and the movement ol iriuta waa narrow and irregular. The more favorable turn to the war newa today did not avail to sustain the market any more than the depression In the foreign market yesterday served to hold back prices In the face of the operations of '.Re dominant speculative party. That art was orrather of the quiescent lu restricted der today, or of lta field the opt rat kina, lu view of the ccssai ion of the upward movement It was argued that tho light pressure of selling offoringa waa In favor of the market, but it was suggested m the other hand that the light realising on the turn went to demonstrate a very small speculative follow mg fur the speculation which set about lifting prices as an Invitation to the outside public to come Into the market' and secure the ben-edof rbdng prices. The rising iioints were attributed to operations by the. lack bull party to sustain prices The Pennsyof other rsxplanatiou. lvania group was conspinious and tho advancing tendency of the Goulds was called sympathetic on the tHsnmptiuii harniuuixution that a Gould-Casswraa involved. The speculative party liases some of its hope of advancing priors on n confidence of tho ability of the Ilock Inland parly to further Its bond Issue. The firmer tune of tho time money market was again ronsplcuoufdy In .evidence today and a transrenewal of the fers to New Orhisns attracts attention In view of the customary check to tho accumulation of reserves In New York which shown Itself about the end of January. The firmness in time money here with the easy tendency of money In foreign markets contributed to the decline in exchange rates. The feeling is growing that the period of abnormal easy money is not to be prolonged and that belter rates for time loans will rule for Uie future. Ikrads wore dull and ratber Irregular. Total sales, $3,415,000. IT. 8. bonds were unchanged on call. ; ' 1 !; W ll! ii; 6 Lead Copper 12-6- 0 12 8 to Alira 27 Breera 10 Brun. Con. 6 Com. Tunnel 8 C. C nnd Va. 170 0 06.75.. HOGS Receipts today 40.000; tomorrow 30.000; steady; mixed and butchers' 4.K505.TO;' good to choice heavy 6.0005.15; rough t heavy 4.8505.00; bulk of sales 4.900 light, 4.6504.95; i ! I 5-- 8. 1-- 2. 8. 5-- Reading 24 Read 1st p 41. Rrad. 2nd p 31 3-- 8. st'-- C. O. W. 17 . s 3-- 4. South. 2. 1L 23 ISouth'Ki'p 8. U. & 8. p 60 Wabash 22. Wabash p 41 M.K.AT. 18 7-- 8. 2 87: Union lac. 84 U. P. p 89 5-- 1-- 3--4. South. P. 63 2. SHEEP RecetpU 4.000. Steady; muttons 3.5004.68; lambs 4.6508.85: range wethers 3.2604.40; ewes 1-- 4. 2. 1-- 4. 2. 7-- 8. Bar silver steady 26 per ounce. per cent. The rate of dlecounts in the open per market for short bills 2 cent The rate of discount In the open market for three month bills to 3 per 7-- OMAHA. Omaha, Jan. 27. Cnttle Receipts Steady; native steers 8.5005.10; cenL rows and heifers 2.7508.85; rsnners 1.5002.60; stockers and feeders 3.500 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. 4.00; calves 8.0003.50; bulls 2.5003.85. i HOGS Receipts 7.500. 5c lower; Chicago, Jnn. 26. Close: mixed 4.7504.65; heavy 4.1505.95; Wheat May 89 July 81 4 light 4.6004.75; pigs 4.2504.50; bulk 07-8-; Sept. 77 of saled 4.7504.85. Corn Jan. 46 May 41 SHEEP Receipts 9,000. Steady; July 47 western yearlings 4.5005.10; wethers Oats Jan. 39; May 43 0 July common 37 4. 004. 40; ewes 3.0004.00; Sept. 33 aud stockers 2.5003.75; lambs 4.750 Pork Jnn. 13.20; May 13.33 6.00. Lard Jan. 7.27 May 7.47 Ribs Jan. 6.47 May 6.72 0 COTTON. 6.75. , 600. 3-- 3-- 7-- 7-- 3-- George $5,-O0- Berry third. to the tslent: Summary: First race, six furlongs, selling: Rosebud won; Hilary second; Mac : 1 16 Flecknoe third. Time. Second race, six furlongs: Banquero won; Hen Hey wood second; Carnival third. Time, 1:15 Third race, one mlto end a sixteenth, selling: C. B. Campbell won; Cele bration second; Diamante third. Tima, ADMIRAL INCAPACITATED. Washington, Jan. 27. A cablegram received at the navy department today from Culebra announced that Rear Admiral Lamberton, commanding the South Atlantic squadron, has been found by a medical survey to be 1:47 incapacitated for further duty at presFourth race, Slauson course: Stem-wind- ent, on acconnt of defective eye sight won; Blissful second; Golden and will sail probably today from San Juan for New York. Rule third. Time, 1:10. Fifth race, five and a half furlongs, Fat Bulger won; Sato sec selling: Golden Boy third. Time, 1:08. ond; U. 8. LEAD STACKS. Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, selling: Medanns won; Fhys second; A. F. Holden, managing director of Evander third. Time. 1:22 2. CUT RITE TICKET OFFICE the United States Mining company, reO. B. ENGLEHART, Manager. turned from a tour of the ramps last New Orleans, Jan. 27. Crescent 102 25th SL. Healy House. Phone 161Z. night accompanied by General SupL City results: C. E. Allen. First race Seven furlongs. OptionConcerning the new addition to the al won; Zyra, second; Milady Love, Only member of the American manthe smelter at Bingham J Ticket Brokers' Assn. In Ogden, which third. Time, 1:29 aging director said today that ground Second race Five furlongs. Scorpio means to the traveling public tow had been broken for the buldings won; Badduce.secoud: Jimalong, third. rates and perfect safety. which will contain the equipment for Time, 1:00. increasing the power of the plant This, Third race Felling, mile nnd an Special ra'es to and from preparatory to the installation of the eighth: Blue Mont, won; Santo Terwhich for the contracts third. lead stacks, esa. second; Free Admission, iurepe via all lines. were let some time ago. Time, 1:55 Highest price paid for unFourth race Debutante stake, three used tickets, mileage, etc. CLOSED ON SUNDAY. furlongs: Mod red Law, won; Yiperine, Time, second; All Scarlet, third. Eureka, Jan. 26. The miners pt the :35 Fifth race Handicap, one mile: Black Jack mine at Mammoth are reDo Reszke, secjoicing that in the future there will be Hands Across, won;. A. third. Time. 1:39-4-Port Sabbath on Royal, ond; the dime more work no been have day, also that their wages Sixth race Selling, mlto . nnd an Increased to $3 per day. FUNERAL FURNISHINGS The machinery at the Showers Con- eighth: Hymettus, won; The MesBessie - McCarthy, solidated has been taken down end senger. second; and Embalming third. Time, 1:63 shipped to Park City. ALL NIGHT. OPEN As n satisfactory arrangement has been perfected with the Bingham ConSETTLES THE DIFFICULTY. Phona 520X. 2620 Wash. Ava.' solidated smelter and the 8outh Swansea company at Sliver City, a night Washington, Jan. 27. The president shift has been added to the mlno force has appointed W. B. Martin to succeed nnd regular shipments will he contin- Mrs. Minnie Cox as postmaster at CORN ued. This potto 111 ce was closed Two can Just received. At the Manhattan mine at Mammoth. sometime ago. the white inhabitants of to the plane refusing to accept their mall Supt Turner has started a cross-cintercept the west fissure whtch has from Mrs. Cox, who is a n egress. Mar- HAY left the shaft at a depth of 25 feet tin, who Is a white man, was one of Wo are prepared to fill large or below the 300 level Tbe Manhattan Is Mrs. Cox's hondsmen.orders promptly. small well totaled and the proepecte for Ite becoming e shipper soon art very good. POULTRY SUPPLIES SOLDIERS HOLD ARMORY. Fred and August Schmidt here finNo hotter or larger assortment la ished the assessment work on their Jen. 27. About 2 Puebla Cola, the city. Contact the In North claims Tintic, o'clock this afternoon over forty memaud American. National bers of company G, Colorado Operations at the Uncle Sam mill ere Guard, took possess Ion of the armory TOP CORN THAT POPS moving very smoothly. Experienced building and contents and axe holdmill men have been employed and the ing It for salary, said to amount to condition of the work is improving over $5,908. duo them for service In 352 24th St Phona 844k. daily. the Cripple Creek strike. -What action will be taken by the authorities has not yet been deterNEWS MACING mined. 2. 1-- 4. er 5. Lindquist Rye-- 56. Opening prices were higher aTl around, helped by thp Arm tone of tho Itonilon market The New York. Jan. 27. The cotton market etosed at practically the best end wen firm at e net advance of Grangers and Pacifica were ronsplcii' price 19 to 30 points. 1 Missoni Houtbcrn Pacific Pacific, oils. and Hock Island preferred rising largo WOOL. fractions. The market showed animation and variety. Realising sales camo SL Louis, Jan. 27. Wool, nominal. on the market and prices fell back. The small gains In the railroad quar- Medium grades combing and ckithlng, ter were cancelled, and Hugar. Amal- 17021s; light fine, 15017c; heavy tub wash, 20020 gam at nd. U. 8. Steel preferred and lx fine, 14 co motive yielded to slightly below COFFEE. yesterday's clone. Meanwhile energetic bidding lifted Rubber preferred S Rock Jsland preferred. SmeltNew York. Jan. 27. The market for coffee futnraa closed steady at ing preferred and some others 1 to rrleea were rising all around net advance of 6010 points. again at the end of the first hour un rinr the lead of Pennsylvania,. U. 1. SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. and Rock Island. A rise In the Pennsylvania group This forenoons sales of the Mining was offset by the heaviness of Amalgamated Popper. Pennsylvania Itself Exchange amounted to the transfer of crossed 122. There waa a gain of 2 9.100 shares which sold for $3,406.87. for Huuthern railway preferred and reDaly -Cukmdo Fuel and raper preferred corded Judge opened stronger and a sale at an advance. There Prices were lower again was lost 1 an unconfirmed rumor circulated before noon, and tho market had beou the floor that some of the larger come Intensely dull. holders of the etock held an option on , r a 30.000 share block, but the more conCHICAGO WHEAT. servative broken put Utile credence ' la the report May Day brought 7 Chicago, Jan. 27. The feature In Thera wns some demand for trading In the wheat pit waa the unus- cents end the stork ual activity and comparative strength Martha Washington, of the July delivery. May exhibited maintained firm at about yesterday's much nervousness and was easily In- quotations. New York Donanxa openthe fluenced by any little trade either ed at 21 crate and weakened; way. Quietness was noticeable at stock fell below 20 cents on tho open but hosrd. afterwards recovered. It la the start, there being few orders on said la some demand for Star the market The opening dullness was Con. there inside, but efforts to the result of a conviction In the minds bear from the some before any buythe stock of the pit crowd that so lung ss one The firm stood ready to buy all that was ing Is dons seems eppareuL for sale on May delivery, it was use- closing quotations and sales were: YE6TERDAY-less to attempt trading. Eastern rabies QUOTATIONS. caused a slight losa on initial salcth Stocks. Bid. Asked. lower Stay being n shade to to 69 at 89 Light offerings Alira with n fsr scattered demand soon Mini a test s caused an advance to 90 There Ajax Bullion-Bec- k , waa fairly good commission house Carina .... selling on the upturn and the market Con M error . soon reacted. The July delivery, .. however, retained much of the early Creole strength, the supposition being Ihnt it Daly was less under the control of the long Daly-Jndoperator. The extreme rold weather Daly-We- A Blue Bell throughout tho winter wheat belt Eagle brought out a good demand for this Grand Central .. . opt hrn, with outsiders buying freely. Horn Stiver to K1 3 4c at the Ingot From (1 Little Bell opening, the price advanced to 82 . The close on May wns weak Lower Mammoth May Day and half rent lower at 89 2 Hi 1 2c. There was good buying of corn ear- Mammoth ly by leading commission bouses, due Northern Light in wheat and Ontario partly tn tho Sacramento .. .. partly to the strong toue of cables. Silver King tntMMi Silver Shield WOOL. South Swansea ... Rt. Louis, Jan. 27. Wool, nominal: Star Con territory and western mediums lit if 1 tab ,.,i 13; fine medium IB 16; fiue 15 16. Untile Sam Con. , U. S. Mining Co. 1-- 1-- 1-- ! 1- -2 B Flax 1.19. Timothy 3.05. 11.25. Barley 380 60. Clover MINI N01ES The Ohio Copper company mado Hetllnmenlu today fur. three care of crude ore. A car toad of copper matte haa arrived at the samplers from the Ladd smelter in eastern Oregon. Rome shipments of high grade copper ora are coming from the Horn Silver mine at Frisco. Somo of it runs as high ss 30 per cent. Tbo first consignment of, copper matte from tho Yampa smelter at Bingham to scheduled 'to' reach the samplers during the day. Ogden Steam Laundry, Phone 174. Ran Francisco, Cal. Jan. 27. Was-wl- ft took tho mlto handicap, which ran. the distance In 1:39. A field out-gsra- ed Expert TIME CARD EFFKl JULY 271 H, 1903. DKPAKT DAILY. Aa d, Altouis Mail all potato East .7:15 a ax Na 12, Salt Lake looai ....6:10 a m. Ne X Chicago SL Loula iim- ited 1, .2sl8 a Na e. Atiutto Express sB a.............. Con-stellat- or 3-- J. M The ora and bullion settlement a reported late yesterday were: Crude ores and concent rates, $51,500: base bullion. $46,300. - Total, $122,800. At a meeting of the directors of the Gndtva Mining company held yesterday sn assessment of a dollar share was levied, the same becoming delinquent on February 29th. Come This .p week to our . Dollar Off Shoe Sale r At the recent meeting of the executive committee of the Amalgamated Copper Co., it was stated that' the earnings of the corporation In 1903 were iu the neighborhood of About 190 pairs of shoes of different styles and which vc want to sell this week, will he offered at ge A Dollar c 5-- ?3-4c- limited 1, Xa 11,. Local from CASH WHEAT. ... traiaa L A. BENTON. No. 2 red !T ; Xo. S red No. 2 hard 80fj82: No. 1 2 hard 72 Si 8fl: No. northern SC Jr Si; No 2 northern S'fiST; No. 5 73 tpring ftri-f- j 87. MONEY. New York. Jan. 27. "rjinr 4 '!!' 4 - ofl 4551': t.ET.r" ' 4.S3 ; Prime merran- t.2T5. rvwipt.e fw - !! Century Dalton .... niton Joe Bowers Le Relne ! duNIONB PACIFIC? fPD afis 1 'PlCTORw TIME CARD. Effective Nov. 22, 1908, Trt-- d posted ra:es Commercial Mils 4 82 bar silver. 55 Mexican dollars. 42 i-- n i Rn.d r.r vi and 4 86 '.t, Mall and Expires e ene 7:16 si m. Overland Limited tor Council Bluffa Omaha, Denver, Kauaaa City sad east daily 8:0 ' iiii U ny 1 3 4'p j per cr.t Time losiis firm: sixty iljvu 90 days 3 3 4b I. ' '3 2 at points east, Xeirol 2. at 31 12. 5-- PHENOMENAL 8 C. D. - ilAI ; ORE. Word race iveii from General Manager Ul't. O. A. Tiblietf. uf flic Ohio (V- - E T. W. C0UIN& T. P. A, m .05 ARRIVE. From Provo American Fork, Lehl, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Callentes and Intermediate points 935 g qj From Provo, Lehl, Pair-field- , Mercur and Sen-pet- e Valley Ry. points. 5.35 p m pfom Silver City, Mom- -' moth. Eureka, Stockton, Tooele end Garfield Beach 5:35 p m ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford. Modena and Callentes. Direct stage connections for all mining districts In southern Utah and Nevada. THE' ORBUUN taNI bUUiu; CARD TINS (Nor. 22, 1901) DEPABTe 7 Butt and Portland.. 11:61 9 Pocatello, Montpelier Na Na .. and Butte Na Na Na 11 Street a 1:28a 7:15 Cache Valley 12 Salt Lake and Tintie 10:45 c 8 Salt Lake end a inter-udiat- 7:30a points Na 2 Salt Lake, Provo, point ell and MiUoTd south Na ..,... 4-- Ajt 1:05 p 8:10a : ARRIVE. 2:00pm Na 1 Salt lake Na ' 2 Butte and Poa.talto aa 12:45 Exprrea 11 Salt Lake and Tintic 5:55 p.m No. 7w Salt Laka and Mil.1120 sa ford Na 8 Salt Lake and 7:00 am mediate points 8 Portland end Butte.. 7:00am 10 Butte end Pocatello 8:30 p. m 10:30 am. 12 Cache Valley Traini south of Juab The Osly Drebie-Trac-k Raliwcy hetvets the Miwmnl Uver and Chicago. do sot re Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent G. 1L CORSE Pans. A FL Aft, Qgdea, Utah. f. BURLEY, G. P. D. Salt Laka City. The L E Overland Limited The Most Laxarleas Trcda a inter- Na Na Na kithcWerit Compartment and drawing-roo- m sleeping cars, Observation cars, dinand library ing cars, rs cars, with baiter, bath and electric entile train Library; igbtcdi through to Chicago without) lor irge. Direct corf-ctlobuffet-smoki- ng Book-love- FE ATCHISUSr 10PEKA &SA9T1 p., t Bento , n : - thire. - Kx : If IVES,Corner ; Mouta- - Line from J o to I' ! $ . THREE TRAINS DAILY For particular about RKDCCED RATES EAST this cummer apply 8a Broom Hotel Zmm Till f P.eedT.A. cut-of- f For Provo American Fork, Lehl, Juab,, Mil ford. Ft loco, Callentes and Intermediate points ' i Martha Wariilngron. 2vu9 hr 1 New urk Bnnunra. i'-- at 21 Ci Atlantia Expreee for 4 Denver, ft&aka. Council Blrffa, Kauaa City and afi . d 3UL-A- R 2 5loti-- DEPART. Na 8 Na 9 n sensational h-- - IW Na ............ a Pcgr. Salt Lain tty. A A. HENRY, Ticket Agcat (Man A B. GILSON, Agent. Ogdna MOORE. COMMERCIAL AGENT. E. W. GILL LIT, Gen. Pass. on onr regular stock to close out all broken lines of sites. Only a few rain of each kind, but if we can fit you, you'll get a bargain $!.0d high-cu- t sporting boots for j0o 5.00 high-cu- t vlcl kid bsls, for 4.00 5.00 vlcl kid and patent leather for 4.00 x calf and kid bsls. for 4 00 35 3 JO .oes of ev-- ry siyle for 2 50 Hi.::'! vnlt co e while we hare your size. till Little Chief .. Manhattan .... M. Washington w York e a dsa. .Agfc For particulars, call on or address Na 10 Salt Imks and intea 6:55 agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. mediate potato Roreo-Homesta- Carii wheat: City Na I Pacific Expraea 4m Depot Third, West and South Temple Bluffa. Con adl Omaha, 8ta Salt-LakCity, Denver, ffaaeee Ctty and DEPART. I JO K east, daily For Provo, LehL Fairfield No - 1 Overland limited and Mercur, connecting Council from . Omaha, at Nephl for Monti and Dee-v-r . Bluffs, ffasces City, intermediate points on Bid all points osst, Sanpete Valley Ry.... 7.30 a jjj .. IiN p daily 2:40 p. a. Fbr Garfield Beach, TooNa 101 Fast Mail A A. HENRY, ele. Stockton, MamTicket Ageat moth, Eureka and 81b ver City (via Learning-toAH. COBS City Ticket Office, 201 Main . TeL 260. Dollar a Pair A ba 1:0 Park m, and San Pete Valley .. 7:00 a m. Pacific Expm- -j irom eD Ne ,.12:0 aa gate East Eire pi no care to Oouha, Chicago and 8t Louie, New Ycrk aa4 lw-toFree iwdining chair can. a fact dining mr service os all Uroaih makes. straight-forwar- a - - Off from onr regular, plainly marked, prices. No slaughter of questionable plunder, but m simple, i eduction of price of , sin-ugi- 7:00 p. and all points East ... 11:45 Na L Chicago aad SL Leak st i: ARRIVE DAILY. X Pedflo Mail. Sola Laka Na San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co. Salt Lake City, Utah. .... .. points East Na 2. 7-- llutler-LlVr- al a W. R. TIME TABLE WAfFLE HOUSE 246 Twenty-fiftStreet. was the feature at Oakland today, of four met in the event with Gold SHORT ORDERS ON SHORT NOTICE Money at 1 to 3 favorite. Waswlft reHildebrand ceived strong support Open Day and Night sent him to the front and although and Kinxy, Proprietors. Magny Gold Money made a strong bid, he n In won her and drive, by s Iragth. The first race resulted In s close finish, three horses being heads apart Lady Wadsworth, the heavily played favorite, secured the decision. Results: It requires an expert to fit First race, seven furlongs, selling f correctly. Be as careful glasses secLady Wadsworth won; Isabelllto in your choosing optician ond; Billy Moore third. Time, 1:27. as In choosing your physician. Second race, three and a half furI devote my entire time to fitlongs: Golden Idol won; Edith Vice ting glasses and grinding second; Morlta third. Time. 1:43 lenses. Consultation free. Third race, seven furlongs, selling: El Pitoto won; Marello second; T. Rashmer third. Time, 1:26 4. Fourth race, one mile: Waswlft won; Gold Money second; O'Hagen street.' mm 437 25th. JBGI!ANDVE5I SKEEN & CO. mining exchange haa been or-- , ganlzed In New York City aud the or ganlsatkm will have ito headquarters Wall TO THE - A new at 71 With His Clothes ut 1-- STREET. Here He Goes 1-- 2. 4--5. 4. Money 2 4.00. St. Louis, Jan. 87. Senator Burton, 0 Time. of Kansas, was today admitted to bail to answer to tbo Cit cult court. 1:14 2. March 7th, for trial on the IndictSixth race, one mile and a sixteenth: G. ments charging him wiih accepting Achilles won: second; Byronerdale Inmoney for the alleged use of his V. Trahern third. Time, 2:47. fluence with the postal authorities to of a fraud order Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 27. Three prevent the issuance the Rialto Grain and Securifavorites won at Ascot today. Two againat When arraigned besecond choices and aa outsider captur- ties company. he pleaded not Adams fore Judge ed the other events. Golden Rule, red sureties are Ernest H. hot favorite for the fourth event, was guilty. Hia George W. Adams and Herthe greatest disappointment of the day Raster, bert A. Yrooman. ond; Chas J. 3-- 8. 3-- 4. Steady to weak; native TO BAIL. 4-- Pennsylvania 63. Hard Mines 8 8. 2. 7-- 8. II,1- 881. 160 N. Y. Ceq 124. Nor. A W. 63 N. A W. p M. O. A W, 24 3-- 4. 2.758 4.90; native cows and heifers 25 C. M.ASt.P. 151 20 02.75; etoekers and feeders 3.0003.90; calves 2.7306.25; D. A R. G. 23 bulls. 2.2506.40; western IX A 1L A G. p 76. western steers 8.6004.45; cows 3.5003.40. Erie 28 8. to Erie 1st p 71 Weak llogs Receipts. 9,000. lower; bulk of saloa 4.9004.15; heavy Erie 2nd p 50. packers 4.805.00; pigs and I1L Cen. 138. L, A Nash. 114. lights 4.3504.15. ADMITTED six furlongs, selling: Coroner Kelly won; Bombardier sec- Fifth race, 2-- JIHEEP Receipts 20.000; steady; M. 88. 4.60; fair Consols for good to choice wethers A. 88. Consols for western choice to , mixed .2.2504.00; Anaconda 3 sheep 4.0004.60; native lambs 4.250 Atchison 72 6.00; western lambs 4.50QI.U0. Atchison p 94 Hal. A Ohio 86 KANSAS CITY. C. Pacific 122 Kansas City, Jan. 27. Cattle receipts CL A Ohio 36 rs BURTON Tune, 1:31. third. per company, brings most cheering news from that property. Tbe captain announces that some phenomenally rich ore has been encountered In the the Cunningwinze being sank-froham tunnel, the character of it being in the ah site of ruprite. vhalcopyrite and native copper. He also spoke of tbe performance of the new mill, which seems to he doing its work quite satisfactorily. Aa assay of the concentrate! taken yesterday showed them to run about 27 per cent copper. But what seems to be an unusual ocrurrenra In the milling of ores is the filling up of the Jigging machines with pieces of native copper, some of them es large as a quarter piece, the ore coming principally from the drifts on level. tbe At the mine the higher grade ores are reserved for shipment to the smelters la the crude, but the saving of native copper in that sent to the mill is surprising. Tho specimens of native copper pn exhibition at the Ohio company's offices are about tbo finest ever found la tbe mining districts of this state. urn-lio- London. 6.00. y 5-- 4 Standard Lead. Con. 2 New York. Jan. 21 : i Potosl 25 Savage 59 Sierra Nev. 75 Small Hope 20 Horn Sliver 105 Iron Sliver 125 MORNING, JANUARY, 28, 1901. 1-- Little Chief 6 Ontario 6ot lophir 450 Phoenix 13 Adams Con 10 iaa it WALL 15. New York. Cattle receipts, prime steers, poor to medium 4J)0Q4.50; stockers and feeders 2.2504.15; 1.6084.25; heifers 2.OO04.5U; runners I.- 5002.50; bulls 2.008425; calves Chicago, Jan. 27. Mining; good 17.fHH); mrRSDAY SHARMANS 2. Drafts, telegraph, CHICAGO. UTAH, 117-fo- ot 23 Confidence 119 C. C. end Va 155 Con. Imp. 3 Crown Put. 29 Exchequer 17 G. A Gurrie 34 lial A Nor. 75 Silver bars, 55 8. Mexican dollars nominal. Drafts, sight. 17 7-- ............ .. ...... ............. $4.50 1587 22-5- fr I Chollar aa reported by tbe American Smelting and RefinBalt Lake 2; Andes 32 Belcher 37 B. A Belcher 165 Caledonia 99 Cbal. Con. 29 METAL QUOTATIONS. Easy in Foreign Markets, 3-- 4, Sen Francisco, Jan. 27. The official closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows: DE ON TQfX PATS INTEREST POSITS. Monty Firm In New York and Tim a e, San Franciscos FOREIGN Bells $2.30. 100 at 13.60, 6L Daly-Wes- t, 50 at $35.10. Martha Washington. 1,000 at. 1 b. 20; 1.500 at 1 5-- 8. New York Bonanza, 500 at 19 100 at 19 4. Star Con., 600 at 21 2. DEPOSITORY. STATES t at Daly. 50 llaly-Judg- UNITED 4 OPEN BOARD. Utah National Bank. MOVEMENT OF OGDEN. EXAMINER, MOnyrN'G . C F. WARREN Gcul AgreL 411 Salt Lake City, Utah. 1y Stock, Dee-- i |