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Show THE MSRNnro May WALL Sept. .. Oats. No. May ... UNITED ... July 'if' SepLV . Mess May .. ... ... .... July Of TIE WBRLD and San Francisco and Salt Lake Chicago Futures Mining Quotations. u '' -- 1-- 4 SI ... ... 6 H:! 6 77'- - ... ..... Sept. Snafu an all pats nrniinz 6 32ft 6 50 6 62". ... ..... .. 2 414tr. white. oats, 41ftc; 1-- SALT LAKE QUOTATIONS. The quotations and aalea were report- - 3 ? n na Utah, hid 40; asked 51. asked 36 Yankee, hid 35 Wabash, asked 4. Cash quotations were aa follows: Flour Dull sad ateady. Wheat No. 2 spring. 90 95c; No. 3. No. 2 red. $t.03ft. Corn No. 2 corn, 48ft ; No. 3 yrlluw, 53ftc. Oats No. FOREIGN Rye Xo. 2 rye. 70 73c. Clover Contract grade, $10.75. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. 1- -2 4. CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. On the produce exchange today the butter market was easy; creamery, 13 8fte; dairy, 13 17c. Eggs Easy. lift. Cheese Weak. 8ft 9fte. 1 OMAHA STOCK. Cattle Receipts na3.9UO; steady to shade stronger; tive steers 3.7665.10; rows and heifers 3.23 4.23; runners 3.00; lockers aud feeders 3.00ft 4.25; calves Omaha. 9. May hulls 2.75$r4.0). 2.754T5.50; 6.000. Strung to 5e higher. Heavy 4. "Off 4. 75; mixed 4.65 ft 4. 7o ; light 4.50484.67 pigs 4.00 Receipts Hogs ft4.6u; bulk or sales 4.65ff 4.70. Sheep Receipt s 4.000. Slow; western yearlings 4.75 5.25; wethers 4.b0 65.26; ewes 4.00 4.80; common and Stockers 3.UO5.90; lambs 5.75&C.75. Kansas City. May 9. Catrla receipts Steady; native steers 4. 00 ft a. 35; native cows and haifrra 2.0005.00; atockera and feeders 3.264.70; bulls 2.56 1.10: calvsa 2.75 6.00; western steers 4.906M.90; western rows 2.00 5,009. RKGULAR CALL SALES. Con. Mercur. 109 at 33 g 400 at 34. I.ower Mammoth. 600 at 20. Silver Shield, 1,000 at 19k. Uncle Sam Con, 1,000 at 19ft. Yankee Cou. 100 at 36ft. Sterling exchange heavy with actual 4.40. bnalnesa in hawkers' bills at 4.96960 HOGS Rersipts 7,000; ateady; bulk 4.87 for demand and at 484.809M4.9i of sales 4.70 4.89; heavy 4.7504.85; 485 rate for sixty day bills; posted open Hoard sales. bills packers 4.79 4.10; pigs and lights 4.04 commercial 488; 94.86 and Daly, 109 at 2.60. 04.75. 484 61 ay Day. 1.000 at 36 ft. BH EEP Receipts 5.000; steady; Bar silver 6. 4.50 6.75; lamba S.505.00; muttuM 441-Mexican dollars SAN FRANCISCO. wethers 4. 50ft 5.76; ewes 5.00ft Government bonds easier; railroad rang 6.15. bonds irregular. San Francisco, 51 ay 9. The official quotations for mining stocks todosing CHICAGO STOCK. BANK CLEARINGS. day were ae follows: Justice 10 Alta 7 9. Cattle Receipts Andes 21 Mexican 190 Chicago, May Beattie, Slay 9. Clearings. $662,246; 24,000; steady; good to prime eteere Belcher 26 Occidental Con 19 balances. 1179,069. 160 Tacoma. May Clearing, $370,-21- 5.00 6.55; poor to medium 3.90ft4.85; Ophtr 525 tockers and feeders 3.0004.50; cows Bullion 8 Overman 29 balances. $55,826. Polos 1 17 Tort land. May 9. Clearing, $660,-95- 1.754.49; heifers 3.2604.60; canners Caledonia 63 1.75 2.40; bulla 2.00 4.10; ralvea balances, $97,514. Challenge Con. 18 Savage 35 5.00; Tessa fed eteere 4.0004.65. Chollar 21 Sag Belcher 9 Spokane. May 9. Clearing, $131,-26Sierra Nevada 41 Hogs Receipts today 33,000; tomor- Confidence 105 balanrea, $51,178. a. row 38,000; ateady to strong; mix150 Silver Hill 68 ed and butchers 4.76ft4.87 Union Con. 70 SUGAR. good to Cun. Imperial 1 ohoirs heavy 4.80 4.96; rough heavy Crown Point 19 Utah Con. 8 Yellow Jacket 20 New York. May 9. Sugar: Raw 4.65ft4.S0: light 4.6594.80; bulk of Exchequer 30 60 Gould-Curri- e 20 alea 4.70ft4.S0. centrifugal firm; fair refining 8 86 teat 8 molasses sugar 2 1. 20.000; 8hcep Receipts sheep Refined firm; crushed 5.50; powdered ateady to atrong; lambs steady to Silver bars. 56c. Mexican dnllara. nominal. 4.90; granulated 4.80. atrong: good to choir wethers 4.75ft Coffee quiet ; No. 7 Rio 8 Draft 6.26; fair to choice mixed 3. 50 ft 4.50; Sight, 2ftc; telegraph, 5c. dipped western sheep 4.00 6.25; naWOOL, tive lambs 4.75ft6.75; western dipped woo led western ltmhs 4.75 5.76; St. Louis, May 9.. Wool active; ter- lamba fi.00ftl.85. ritory and western medtuma 16921; CLOSING QUOTATIONS fine mediums 16917; fine 15917. OF NEW 1- -8 3-- 4. BARTERS 7; Best-Belch- er 5; 8; Hale-Norcro- 6; 15-1- 7-- 8. NATURAL IZATION FRAUDS YORK STOCKS. COTTON FUTURES. .... ,. .... Colorado Fuel and Iran .. ..II 3-- 4 ,. ..47 5 Atehlaoa oommon ..72 8 eommon Smaller .. ..41 8 Smelter preferred ..95 lea. 11.21; Jan. 11.23. Rahimore and Ohio ..71 4 COTTON CLOSE. ..48 Brooklyn Canadian Pacific .117 .198 Nsw York. May 9. Cotton spot clos- Metropolitan Traction ..80 4 ed quiet and dull; middling gulf 1405. Chess peaka and Ohio Consolidated Gas .205 Sales 2,528 bales. Erie ..24 8 Illinois Central BUTTER AND EGGS. awe .180 8 Manhattan .... ... .. ..... .143 2 Butter steady; Kanaaa and Texas New York. May fresh creamery 14920; state dairy Louisville and Nashville ... Vim 8 Mlaeonrl Pacific ... 8 a ..91 common to choice 18919. .116 Eggs weak, western storage selec- New York Central Ontario and Western ..21 2 firsts 18. tions 181-.114 4 Pennsylvania Railway ... ..43 2 LEAD AND COPPER. Reading Rock Inland common ..22 ..47 8 Southern Pari tic New York. Slay 9. l.ead and' cop- Southern ..20 4 Railway common and utichunged. per quirt .142 4 St . Paul .127 8 .. Sugar CHICAGO WHEAT. ..22 Texas .... .... . .. Tennessee Coal and Iran .... . .25 4 Chfrago, Slay 9. Wheat. No. 2 red Union Pacific commow .. .. ..81 7.044? 1.08; No. 3 red 1.0091.00; No. 2 Bteel common ..10 hard 9H09r; No. 3 hard 83992; No. 1 Steel preferred . .56 northern 93997: No. 2 northern 909 Western I tikin . . ..... ..89 4 95: No. 3 spring 8i 95. 49: No. 3 4811 Corn, No. 2 48 ALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Oats, No. 2. 39 12640; No. 3, 39 . d-7Morning Quotations on the Snlt lake Stork and Mining Exchange. FurCHICAGO WHEAT. nished by Ogden Brokerage Co, 2482 Wash. Are. Phone 215. Chlragn. Slay 9. July wheal openA 8 ed lower at 85 iVKfr lo Alice. Md 39. to 85 and sold off to 85 asked 16. Ajax, bid 14 asked 12 Ben Butler, bid 12 CHICAGO PRODUCE New York. May 9. Cotton future penad steady; Stay 13.90; July 13.55: August 11.21; Sept. 11.79; Nov. 11.22; Coppar ........ 5-- 3-- 1- -2 1-8-- 2; 1-- ...... 1- -2 ...... .......... ... 3-3-1- 3-- 3-- 3-- 8 3-- 3-- 4 3-- Bullion-Beck- , Investigations Divulge a Curious tend of Law Violation. Ex- 8-1- l-- bid 1.U0. 861-265-- 8. Daly-Wee- t. Dnly-Juilg- 9. 997-199- 1: LAST OF THE DANDIES New York, May 9. In tho course of n sweeping investigation Into naturalisation frauds which has been in profifteen gress here during (he past months, the authorities have been informed that many members of the police force hold papers said to have been aeeured by methods not in accord with tho law. Most of the men under suspicion are said to have been on the force some years. It is likepoliceman in ly every naturalised greater New York will lie examined.AtAssistant United States District torney Marx, appointed some time ago by Attorney General Knox at the of Chitted States District Attorney Burnett, to prosecute those who hold and traffle in spurious rltlxcn's papers, said Hi regard to the matter: 'Arrangements have Jual been completed between tbe department of Justice and at ate superintendent of elections that the bureau of elect Iona and the Untied States district attorneys Wr are Inofflee shall cooperate. formed Ihst a considerable number of the police force hold papers obtained by fraud, or have never been naturalised. "The cooperation of the government with tbe bureau of elections will enable the district attorney to have wit nesses subpoenaed. 'it is our plan to subpoena ft necessary naturalised policemen and examine them aa to their naturalisation, date of arrival In this country, and so on. It will be useless for any of them to tell anything but the truth, bocaase the government has in its possession the evidence with regard to their landing." Since the inauguration of the work more than a year ago about 150 men have iieen convicted of romplieliy In securing fraudulent papers. Most of them were Italians. One hundred cases are still pending in the courts. French People Cruelly Smile at Efforts of the Old Stylo Dandy of the High Claes to Improve Hio Looks. 3-- A SPARTAN. dandles," if such a title may be used in this democratic age. e One of the evidences of hit elegance consists of an eccentric mode of arranging his luxuriant hair, which reminds one of the powdered diplomats of ihe beginning of tbe nineteenth century, while another sign is a band of black moire which he wears across bis shirt front. Such a phenomenon rosy he the beginning of the end. Real elegance has its soil, disappeared from French (regime Is over and we shall see It no more. It is a plant which doe not thrive on a republican aoll and the iron roller of democracy has passed over it and crushed It. Parisian society may be said to contain all the talents. Authors, sculptors, palmers and musicians are not wanting in Ita ranks. Baron Vincent dEudy and the Duke d'Maasa are two musicians of great and recognized talent. The former models hla compositions on the compltcatod orchestrations of Wagner, while the latter's aim Is to give his piece the distinctive One tries mark of melody. the the to public. please other tries to please only himself and a few Intimate friends. The viscountess de Keuilles is not only a very pretty woman and poetess of great talent, hut la also endowed with a passionate love for ths more or less humanitarian theories of the internationalists and the Free Masons. Iinst week she entertained at dinner Monnietir Com he, the leader of The following day she appeared at a charity fete wearing In her hair a diamond triangle, the emblem of Free masonry. Those who make a yearly pilgrimage to Paris for the sake of art should not. miss seeing Bernhardt, Rejane and Bartel. When they have disappeared from the atago they have so old-tim- rower and spoil, he needs them not, For him the bitterest winds that blow Shall only make him strong; He finds In rain and hall and snow The solace of n song. The iron longues of bells may toll Dirges nr wedding chime; He hides in peace, with stole soul Himself the peer of Time. Content, whateer shall cross hla ways; Happy, if Fortune send Out from the wrecks of nights mfid & days One woman, and friend. aked 2: 2'',73. Shoulder Steak, 3 ibs-2- Sc i I We make a specialty of Prescriptions. trail L CL ThJ HIVRY ggadU !Lc, J OC9IC S Salt O rwtaim ftr Fresh Salt Lake Beer on Draught. Choice Wines, Liquors, Qgars 8 D. W. iO 0 1 has ntndo1 fiyantl kaftla yntific Hidiu dinal's 10 Prop. hclh to. Ogden Steam laundry. O Catts, ram pit Winning friends and custonsn very day. Do you Ilk Unndry dull finish, smooth s!. Ish or some other flnlRh w. give you Just what you the work a little better thsa'th! other launderera do It 17 and 8EKL Got. 25th and Lincoln Effective May 3rd the following rates will be made lo 8t. Louis and return: To St. Louia and return (direct route). ...... . .$42.50 and return (direct .... ...... .... .47.50 .. .. To Chicago . routs) To Chicago and return (one way via 8L Louis; or to St. Louis and return, one way via Chl-- . ..... 50.00 . engo . . . . Tickets on sale every Tuesday and Friday of each week May to November Inclusive. Transit limit of ten days In each direction will he allowed final limit sixty days from date of sale, but in no cnae later than December lth, 1904. In addition to the above rate, there are also on sale round trip tickets, Ogden to St. Louis and return, at $50 which are on sale daily to November 20th inclusive, limited sixty days from date of sale. V . Q Dcaic3loo ftii iJMllL...,. gksvt pufleu with hi wile Please Travel, Is thi BUTf Judicial lid tor The 1 Coopts Before you start call at William Tiurr. To In Sharman s . . Ticket Office, nth TIME 5 ) ton For Provo, Purvey, honhvi llwaro iuni( fen Muhi mil Wll ' ta JO! By Ge Drier ill. lifts asst, dally Na I Uveriaad Lhnltsd Coaaef Kaaaaa City. Da Omsk vst and all paints dally No. 101 him tb Iftaa Ceaaett Bluffs, City sad aff fill potato east, daily ARRIVE. No. I Pad flu Rspram from Council Bluff Omsk Dravsr, Kaaaaa City aai from Bluff Ikin' SwiL Draw, tasks, Kansas . Wei Put of ....Mils east daily New 4 Atlantia Fvyrasa fat Depot, Third, West and South Temple to. Salt Lake CltK SEPART. For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield aud Mercur, connecting at Nephl for Mantt and . Intermediate points oa Ban pet o Valley Ry.... For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and 8 liver City (via Leaming- iTuated tt lfl 22, DEPART. sad Express No. 9 Ovsrlaad Limited fof (hakA Cou sell Bluff Draver, Kaaaaa CUj sad San Pedro, Los Angeles and cut-off- CARD. Effective Nov. TIME TABLE Salt Lake R. R. Co. s'cloek, Cooity County, The ,,,. rest Mail .... H'AXTI ad. lift a . ..... S 1:41 (L H. OQR&E P. and F. A. T. W. OOLUN& T. F. 222 WAXT1 p HXXHT, a A. Xtekst 4nL cnnrti m. R'AKT 1 npen a WAN' American Fork, Lehl, Juab, Frisco, Callentes and intermediate potato iremv: Irewwu ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, LohL Juab. Mil-ford, Frisco, Callentes and Intermediate points From Provo, Lehl, Fni Hold, Mercur and Sen- peto Valle) Ry. points. From Silver City. Mam- moth. Eureka, Stockton, Tooele and Garfield t h'rigit' gjQj y '( TBN 9.35 g MUM OREGON CAROL JXev. 5.35 r , jj ,c UJT1 SKI f 5:35 p m oIRce ly riu 23. 1901.) DEPART. 7 Butts sad Portland.. ll:Ma s Pocatello, MoutpeUsr Blttl RAMI Jerse four mliili 5'A.Vfi Vnr U fiflhf Re. IS Salt Lake and Tistie ALL TRAINS DAILY. Salt lake sad intoDaily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car X points Mfgjats between Salt Berries Lake, Milford, Lake, Provo, Modena and Callenta Direct stags' No. I Salt eU end P0 MDfeid for all connections nlntng districts ig Mfttk southern Utah and Nevada. into and Uke att No- oeeaeaaaees potltft 301 Main Street City Ticket Offle jjiip-f19:48 a c!iie ird. R'ANTI niihei on g eonve Bloch a - WAN hoteewi . lS-B- call on or nddreaa nr J. I Salt Lake Rout For particular agents, MOORS, COMMERCIAL P" jj TeL 25S. ARRIVE. tiftfB Salt Lake Na. 9 Butt aad PomUIto AGENT. w WANTI veighir :un hn Rnquirc 2oi rs 1 NaflSa'lt" ink 'sad Balt Lak N M aad Ma- ........Him - 9 Salt Lake aad FIRS No. S Portland sad Butt.. IS Butts and Facet . 19:10a J N K rffiSmTaomth af Juab da aM M Dl E lijj 'V A. HENRY, Ttoket CORSE e burlky t a A WAXT1 later- radiftU flL WAN orh. Tintie 8:Mp P-- fclt if A, uu Qp of the Sin imesi K 271 W A N'T took! YAXTI ork, VAN'TI ut nos nenl It 24 1. Wa.vu ork, Want S'ltk want Vlrgi Want fcoutl o Trains From Utah KANSAS CITY and Tickets, reservations, and full inrurmatkui can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, I Chimp & J 20 M-Wntu- n Want gen ATCHISON. TOPEKA North-Weste- rn Ticket Office, 79 West Second South 8L R. F. NE8LEN, General Agen SALT LAKE CITY. 1 chat. I to Chicago and the East over toe lonly dooMtvffi:k railway eween I the Missouri River and Chicago. Ex- -f cellent service In every particular. I One of these trains, the Overland j Limited, is the most luxurious train in the world. Electric - lighted I throughout. I Direct connections at Omaha via I T- Line to St. Paul I and Minneapolis. jl'VV hr your Ways are Winning Ways Lake Q I J" yI Our Laundry Beer Hall I NWI41 i Ok J. E CATE, I BALLARD. 7 LA.iR3rraN.cra.Agt. IV. Telephone orders promptly attended to. 1 mm ; Fresh select Baltimore Oyetere on Hood ovory day. 'Phone N 127K JAMES Drag Store If you are. it will pay you io write me. I can probably save you money. 1 have been in the passenger business thirty years, all of ii with the Burlington. and my pxperienre and knowledge pro en'lreiy ,t viuir service. Remember the Burlington is the only line runnine its own trains over its own ra"F from Denver lo St. Louis ' the Ejipo.itlon City. . fj The Depot MU-toe- WORLD'S FAIR RATES, TO ST. LOUIS Via UNION PACIFIC. 1-- H.. T Going East This Spring? ::. -- ...... SaiataEaat.. tted a auaj,a.. j 2373 Washington Ave. ' Ambition's voice, nor Fame's: He knows the sands of centuries blol Lost records of great name 6 Rurro Phone 150. Tun card m JULY I7IM, Hu UT1 DEPART . atlaMM Mail N alt Lake City Utah. ' naked 16 Sacramento, bid 15 Silver King, asked GO.ub. asked 2. Silver Shield, hid 1 ; asked 10. So. Swansea, bid 2 Sunshine, asked 6. Swansea, bid 17 Tetru. Md 29; asked i? 18 I'. S. Cou., hid 19 14; asked 19 1 2. aiked r. K. Mining, bid l!n'-- w. . W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt, ar-he- Chicago. i!os&wftVr Healy House, Opp. Depot. Phone lfilZ, A large Assortment of Low Rates and Reliable Information constantly on hand. Guaranteed by tho American Tlckot Brokers Asan. (By Ernest McGaffey.) Unmoved he sees the years go by, Tha seasons flash and fade; Old comrades paas. old memories die. Himself still unafraid. 2. The leading futures ranged aa fODIYEAWMGWliij, UNDERTAKER May 9. The prince of Sa- He knows tbe Irony of Death who has now become the duke do gan, Is but a jest of Fate;-Anhis the task, with even breath, Talleyrand, by the death of hla fathTo steadfast watch and wait. er, might be railed "The last of the May 2; RICHEY. Tari. 8. 2; ALBERT F San Francises Army Officer Takes She Did your uncle die happy? He Well, to tell you the truth. I Unique Mcthsd to Raioo Money didn't amice him; but everybody else to Elope. seemed very happy. Boston TransSan Francisra. May 8. The queatlua cript. aa to how MeuLenant Vionlur Lewis, the army officer who mysieriously disBobby, here's your penny, and you appeared from his post of duty at the must go right to bed." Presidio on the 23rd of last month, "Pa, 1 want more pay and longer secured enough money to leave the city hour" Indianapolis Journal. lias been solved. After days of searrh for tbe movements of (he missing offPhotographer Now, air, if you'il icer prior to his departure from the look a little leas as though you had a Presidio. It was dtmovered yesterday bill to meet aud a little more as ihough thai i he day before he deserted he Bold you'd Just been left a legacy, you'll be the 812,500 legacy which he recently a picture. New Yorker. received from a wealthy uncle in ToTed She said she'd scream If I kissronto. Canada. The lainily of has found out that he disposed of his ed her. Ned That shouldnt hava prevented rigbt to the money ho received by the will of bis uncle. you. If you kiss a girl properly ahe Iewia was formerly in charge of the can't scream. Town Topic roar Exchange at the Presidio, and it was though! at the rime that possibly So you think your rountry will he his accounts were n" all straight and lost 7" he had left for that i cason. The hooka I haven't made up my mind," of the exchange haw I wen carefully answered the quite of t'orra. whether audited but no shiuiugc of any kind It ia going to king he lost, strayed or stolwaa discovered. en. Washington Star. in the In spite of Jays of search numerous of this vicinity city and Floor Walker Cloaks, madam? elites In the telegrams sent to mru-iiShort Lady Yes. but send me friends the United States and (tuada. short, fat girl; I wont be waited on by renot and family of ihe officer have one o' these tall, slim ceived the slightest clew as to his girls. Indianapolis aggravating, JournaL that whereabouts. At Hie same time Lewis dropped from eight Miss ElizaClara Are you an optimist or a pesbeth Berryman, a nurse at St. Wini- simist? fred's hospital, on whom the officer Clarence When Im tired I'm a peshad called regularly, also disappeared. to her simist; when I'm rested I'm an optiVIhs Berryman, according friends, did not know that Lewia was mist. Detroit Free Pres married, and she i nnaldered herself engaged to him. it Is the supposition whar you think dts Brier that he sold ole wort Williams, of Lewis fellow otlut-ter?" gwine his legacy to secure enough cash to "De Imwd knows, llit'a all I kin do elope with Miss Berryman. While the ter put brakes on myself! Atlanta for Lewi received amount actual by Conatitution. his claim will not he given out by his that understood family, it is generallv WHY THE NEGRO IS BLACK. he received a mui li smaller amount than the actual value of the legacy. ( From the London News.) On the bare arm paint a broad line In Indian ink and expose the. arm to the strong aunahlne. A slight InflamBROTHERS FEARFUL CRIME. mation seta in on the unprotected akin, but not under the black paint, Winnipeg, May 9. At Moss which excludes the light rays (but of ljtke. John Schurster. aged 14, sister by course, not the heat rays). Some days murdered his - -- after the akin ia darker (sunburned), beating out her brains with a pok-er. The boys fulher. It is allegexcept where the Indian ink waa painted, where ia a white line In the akin. ed. burled the body with the hope of biding the crime, but. the mat- Exposing the arm again the inflammation aeta in only In the white line. ter became knowu and the boy The brown pigment caused by the wan arrested. sun (sunburned) at the first expoauie protects the sklu against the chemical raya. Therefore are negroes black, and travellers of white akin may protect themselves in the tropica from the sun by black or red paint. asked 8. Carika. bid 7 Chicago, May 9. On the nupitualtion Century, bid 73; asked 77. fbat the government crop report to be asked 35. Con. Mercur. bid 33 Issued tomorrow would be quite bulDaly, bid 2.43 12: asked 2.60. Tbs lish, July advanced to bid 81 .K); ashed 22.00. close was at about the top, at 86 for bid 4.50; naked 4.75. Close; July, a uet gain of Wheat May 91 Eagle and Blue Hell, bid 50; askold July 96 ed 80. 5563-4- ; old 82 Sept. Emerald, asked 2. Corn May 471-Sept. July 48 4 Galena, hid 2. Per. 411-41 18; Grand Centra), hid 1 50; Hki 4.90. Os is-Sept. July 38 STRIVE DOWN WITH PARALYSIS. $'11-2- Horn Silver, hid 1 30, asked 20 12 L. 11.671-2- ; Mammoth, hid 19 ForkWIay Hat; July 1 Marshal. III.. Vsv Retne. bid : asked t Suddenly and U 87 8pt 1 without s moment' to the l.artj-M- y Little Chief. Md 1 1 4. 7. 59; July 8 621-2- ; earning Sept. had 1 oo 77 large enpgreesrion whose head were Mammoth, bowel while the minister prayed for Rihfct-Ms- jr 6 37 Manhattan. asked July 6 471-2- $ their welfare. Rev 0. R. Newell, pas1.50; Sept. 6.521-2- . Slay Day,, hid 5 18, asked 5 12. Montana-Tonhere, fell asked tor of the M. E. chutrh bid 1.54 Rye 78. stricken with pralyl in his pulpit, 1.60. Rye Cash northwestern 109. a moine-i- t Hit parishioners were New York, bid 9; akel in. Timothy May 290. lernir-srriike- n rl the form of lthe Clover May 10.75. Ontario, hid 3.25; axki-r-i 4.50. to stricken pasior vhk Petro, asked 7. Barley Cash 3357. r'1;'."'t live. Iw'f.dhtng lo the fiorir ' Rich. Alia, hid 7 3; asked 1. 2; 10, 1901. JUST FOR FUN 4. 28-8- 3; lfAY s KANSAS CITY STOCK. 4; 92 2i 1 Srib 6 50 59 6 47ft May 6 6 65 July 6 77". 77' a Sept. . . Short riba, per 100 IB 6 5Z,j 6 92' May 6 45 6 59 July ONBY AND EXCHANGE. Cleee: New York, May rloelng Money on rail easy, 101 Tima loans easy Md and offered 1 4. and dall: sixty days 2621-4- ; 90 days 21-4per rent.; aix month 29 81-- Lard. 59ftr; no reThere lief today from the apathy of the stock market, ihirh vw at ilwit at low an tbh a ou Saturday. The anniversary today of the panic of 11VU was the rasion of much discussion and moralising. and of many vriking comparisons between the speculative inierest of that period and of the present. The discussion of the preset! f market 4ias to iln entirely with the ability to maintain present rates of dividends distribution, and strict attention is given to actual rrtnrna of earnings and traffle movement. The week's expressions from trafflo roudiliona continue the showing of a declining level from last year, with a high level of operating exiienaea remaining in foree. The report f coming retrenchment in more than one and important system were current would some hope waa felt that benefit result to the net returns. The slight upward tendency of price seemed due rather to the intermlitency of the market following the decline if last week than to any change of sentiment. The ndvanre In lamisville and Naahvllla was hd.se t on published comparison of earning tower with the other railroad storks at higher price. There were no movement a of general importance. A recovery ot a point la United States Steel second Uvea waa the feature in the bond market. Total aalea. 11.960.000. United States three, regular, declined per cent on ralL New York. May 9. Ralph hwiftrt Peary Haag k dramatic long adorned, the void world will not he easy to fill. LEGACY STV OGDEN, UTAH. TUESDAY HORNING, e STATU DEPOSITORS. E Dsaty ...........i Ml Horace R. ...Vi 11 50 11 7 11 8 .. ... Sept. OGDEN, UTAH, Utah National Bank. .. July STlfEET EXAMWER, .. --AlaoDlraotliwJ(i- ffilTMte BP Campo Mexico and Artma tho Mining Ri, mm Aob raa abaut rriucri fcMta Mala Strati, Sait Lak Uty. Utah. t C. F. 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