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Show THE MOIWTSG EXAMINER, W Hf Utah National Bank. LEADER 11 MARKET ETA1ES Sell .President .Vies Prcsideat Blocks of Stock in draft Operation. on all board 0H-- total Adventure DE- 2 -- Isrrut 3-- 4. Quiin-- 2. for sixty day btlla; .83204; 4.8330 .Mcxkan t.bii i-- 5 CLEARINGS. halancra, 571,16. 22. Clearing Jan. SiMikanc, 8289,306 ; balance, 81,417. 1 2. 2. - The official closing quotations for mining stoiks today were as follows: Gould ft U.. 37. Alta. II. Andes. 35. Gray Eagle, 22. Just lee, 9. Belcher, 29. Ravage, 73. Rag Bell her, 68. Rierra Nevada. 6. ' Cun. Imp., 3. Crown Point. Kanaaa City. Jan. 22. Cattle Re2.D09. Steady to strong; native steers 3.604; 4.65; native rows and heifer 2.ini; 3.60; Miocker and feeders 3.004)3.75; hulls 2.254; 3.2S; calves 8.75 4)6.00; western sierra 3.504)4.25; west-erceipt Standard, 86. Union Con., IX 20, Exchequer, 18. Utah Con.. 16. Sliver bar. 22. Putoal, 55 5--8. ' dollars, nominal. Drafts, sight. 12 Drafts, telegraph, IX MexU-a- 8 u cowa 1.504) 3.30, , - Hogs Receipts, 6,900. Higher; hulk of sales 4.704) 4. 90). heavy 4.8545.05; packers 4.706 4.85; pigs and light 4.35 414.85. .. .. 8.900. Sheep Receipt Steady 1o Hlrong; miiltons 3.504 4.40; lamb 4.U5 6 5.80; range wethers 3.356 4.30; ewes 8.506 4.00. Ntw York Bonds. U. ft. ref. 28 105 reg., 1-- 4. do coupon, 19 r' U. 8. 3a reg., 108. do coupon, 106 . new 4a reg., 132 U.' K. new 4s coupon, 133 l- -l ' II. 8. old 4s reg.. 107 2. U. 8. old 4s coupon,' 107 U. 8. 5s reg., 101 U. 8. 5a coupon, 101 Atchison gen., 4a, 99 Abb Ison adjustment 4a, W. , . 3-- 4- 4. . ... J-- X CHICAGO. . 4. 1-- L Chleagn, Jan. 22. Cattle Receipt. alow;' good to prime steers 4.90 65.65; poor to medium 3.2564.50; Blockers and feeders 2.006 4.00; cow 1.506 4.00; heifers 1.7564.50; cannera 1.5062.50; bulla 2.0064.00; calves 3.00 8.500; 7-- ' Atlantic Coast Line 4. 94. Baltimore ft Ohio 4a, 102. 95. Baltimore and Oh la. 3 , Central of Georgia 5a. 106 103 4 66.50. Cheaapeak ft Ohio 16 HOGS Receipts today. SUNK); to- Chicago and Alton 3 SHU morrow 80.000; strong; mixed and C. B. ft Q. new 4a. 93 butrhen 4.8565.10; good to choice C. M. ft 81. 1'. gen. 4a. 108 " 'T ft N consol 7a. 181 heavy 6.0065.20; rough heavy, 4.806 5.05; light 4.606 4.95; built of vales 4.85 C. R. I. ft P. R. K. eoL ,6a. 84 C. C. C. ft Rt.L. gen. 4a, 97. 65.00. SHEEP Receipt, 8,000; steady; ChL Tem. 4s, 81 good to choice wethers 4.UO64.40; fair Con. Tob. 4s. 60 ' to choice mixed 3.2564.00; western Colo, ft Bouthern 4s, 68 98. D. G. U. 4a, ft sheep 8.506 4.40; native lamba Erie prior to lien 4a.' 86. 6.00; western lambs 4.156 6.00. 811 F. W. ft I). C. 1st., 10L "105. 4 Hocking Valley COPPER AND LEAD. laiuisville ft Nash. Unified 4. 97 conM gold 4s, 10 New York,' Jen ' 22. Copper,' quiet. Manhattan Mexican Cent 4s, 70. , Lead firm, unelutnged. Mexleen Central 1st lne 1L Minn, ft Rt. L. 4a, 97 COTTON. CMFYY M. K. ft T. 4a. 98 .. 81. New Turk, Jan. 22. Cotton spot N.do seconds, R. R. of M. consol 4a, 71 rinsed quiet, 13 points higher. 98 New Y'ork Central 3 111: ' Central New 8a; Jersey ; ' SUGAR AN0T COFFEE. Northern Pacific. 3s, 73. consol 3s, 7X Norfolk Weetern ft New York, Jan. 28. Rugaf : Raw, O. 8. L. 4s and imrtlft. 95. centrinominal; fair refining 2 96. conv. 3 molasses sugar Penn. gen. 4s. fugal 96 test-Reading 3 Refined, dull: crushed 6.05; 8t. fo ft I. M. consol 5a, 113 powdered-4.65- : granulated 4.45. fit. 1 ft Ban K. fg. 4s. 84. COFFEE Firm; No.-- Rio 8 8L Louis South weetern late. 94.' Reeboard Air Idne 4s, 11 ' SALT LAKE MINING. Southern Pacific 4s, 89 Southern Railway 5. 113 There was a strong undertone to Texas and Parlfli: 1st, 116. mining etooka thia forenoon and many T.. 8L L. ft W.. 4. 72 ' of I he trader called into the pit of Union Pacific 4s. 103 the Mining Exchange displayed mure Union Pacific ronv. 4a, 98, . vitality than they had doue any previ- IT. s. Steel 2nd 5a. 7X ous day till week. Walwh 1st 115 The forenoon sales were also heavi- Wabash Deb. B.. 65 er. 24.645 shares, with a value of Wheeling ft Lake Erie 4s, 90 13.01176. Wisconsin Central 4. 90. " ' ' " The first seller of the forenoon was Cola Fuel and Iron 5. 73. Consolidated Mercur, which opened with a wale of 300 share at 40 rents; London Closing Stocks. Interest taxed fnr a. time, but before the gavel fell broken bid. freely for Consol fnr M. K. ft T.. 19 was slightly the stork. lhtly-WN. .V- - . 124 money.. 88 weaker than yesterday. A bid of 2 Consols for N. ft. W.,,63 rents a share was made for Ingot, account, 88 do pfd., 99. was while Martha Anaconda, 3 which accepted, Out. ft .6., 23 no Waashingtiin showed depreciation Atchison, 91 R. Miges.'H over the prices prevailing during the lVans-i- - 6 do pfd.. 93. previous call. Trim showed a slight B. ft O. 85 24 Reading. decline. do 1st pfij. 4. Can. Im-.- , 125 The closing quotations and sales Che, ft O.. 36 do 2nd pfd.. 31. aero: South. IL. 23 Chi. G. W 18 2.' ' 3--8. 3--4. 1-- 2, . 8. 7-- 8. 2. 3-- 4. 1-- 3--4. 2. ft will 2. Weather condition have furnished the chief Influence In the general trade situation. To some extent traffic has been hindered, esieclally at the east, but the latest returna of railway earning for January show an Increase of 4.1 ier cent, over 1903. Wholesale business la rairly active, traveling salesmen sending In about average orders and jobbing trade I normal Manunfcturing plants are more active, with little change in quotations, and the outlook for spring trade la considered favorable. Collections are aomewhst more prompt, leading ample have risen to ucw maximum prices for the crop year. Iron and U:el plants that resumed at the turn of the year have obtained Mufllrlent business to continue oiieratlug. and thus far the adjustment of wage ha not produced the threatened strike. Increased activity and strength la reported In the domestic hide market. Failure tht week numbered 3118 In the I'nilcd State against 265 last year and 33 In Canada, compared with 27 a year ago. WALL STREET. 87-3- 2, 11-6- 96-1-- 19-3- 1-- X 3-- 8. 3-- 4. 8. Cotton reached cents for the July option in the Sensational local market . today. strength at Liverpool where spot cotton advanced to 8 jwnce, or about 16 cent a a pound continued lighter reel-1 pi 1 strung spot advanres and the increased activity of bull leaders, into plunged tho New York market ' a tumult of activity and excitement stirli as nad not been wltnesaed before during the upward movement. New York, Jan. 22. 15 - . CONDITIONS ON THE LAKES. Business In Milwaukee, Jan. 22. Captain Olsen, of the life saving atation, reports at 8 a. m. today that ha can see no vessels stuck In the Ice off Milwaukee. The weather la misty." however, and it la passible that some craft may lie lodged in the Ice beyond the line of vision. released The steamer Iowa reported from the ice nt Chicago baa not yet arrived here. The steamer City of Racine, which started for Chirago. last night, did not atation. get beyond the Conditions seem somewhat favorable far the shifting of the wind and with It the Ice. life-savi- l-- X 3-- 4. 3-- L 8. C-- 11-1- 6, 2. 3-- 4. X 5-- C- .M.ftStP. 151 8. r.. 20 8. D. ft K. G-- . 23 3-- L U. P.. 84 8. 3-- 4. U. P. pfd.. 93. Erie. 29 8. Hlel. 12 4. Erie 1st pfd.. 71 lr. do pfd.. 61 1-- X do 2nd pfd.. 50. Wabash. 21 3. III. CenL. 137 3-- L do pfd.. 40 2. L. ft N. 114 2. Bar silver, quiet.. 25 per ounce.' Yesterday's Quota! Iona. do- - pfiL.-- 538. 2: The rate of discount inopen market for three months' hill is 3 4 per rent Boston Stocks. Call 1. 3 London. Jan. 22. The. offerings at wool auction sale today nomiicrpil waa kern 14,410 bale. ComiH'tiiion throughout and price, were firm. I. t jo COTTON. New York, Jan. 22. The cotton market open strong at an advance of six to 21 point, ruled strong all day; Closing 22624 points higher. OMAHA. GRAIN Omaha. Jan. 22. Cattle, receipt, t'jft. Steady to stronger; native Meer. 3 50(65.10; row and heifers, 2 75f3.7: enD"r. 1.6062 50; Murker and fed-er- 6.50. Regular Call Sales. Consolidated Mercur. 2(H) at 64: f H in at 62. seller tiU; 690 nt 63: lm) at 31 in at 63 r.:t Shares sold, 1.-- 3-- 2,2i'. Daly-Wes- !. at 15 t, 2.50. 25 Clover at 34.25; 26 at -- TRUST TO REORGANIZE. Ingot. 2.00 nt 2. 5i9 at ;i. Star Martha Wustungiun. 2.H)9 at 1 2 8: W sit 1 buyer .!(; l.w at 1 2s. 2 "lu-- 69. ItHiv-.lu.h-- lnut'l. Open Board Sales. inn at WHEAT. Shelilori-syndicat- e, .") al 2 Ogden Steam Laundry, e, a .. ................7:15 East SHARMANS RATE TICKET OFFICE a. n No. IX Salt Laka loui ....119 a. No. X Chicago, SL Louis Urn Rod .. ,. . . . . . . . . . .fisig a g Km-- , Atiaatie Expiwu, oil 7:00 p. m points East ENGLEHART, Manager- .arrive daily. No. X rocifle Mail Ball Uko 8L, Healy House. Thone 161Z. and all points East ....11:4 a. m No. 1, Chicago sad St. Louis American of member the Only limited .. 2s49 Ticket Brokers Assn.in Ogden, which No. 11, Local from Park City means to the traveling public low and San Feta Valley .. 7:00 p. a, ratea and perfect safety. No 3, Pacific Expro-- a from all 11:10 am, point East . Through Sfeepinfc ears to Omaha, Chancl from to rates Special icago sad SL Louis, Now York aad Bw r ton. Free inclining choir ears a p. Europe via all lines. ear serviee on ail throuzk fart Highest price paid for un- troiao.dialog L A. BENTON, doa. AgL Pigr. used tickets mileage etc. . . Salt Laka ay, ' Cl ft. HENRY. Tieket Agent B. GILSON, Agent. OpdeiL . O. B. 103 25th ..... ia . Dt nu. a . - 'ICTOR' TIME CARD, SKEEN & CO. ... trans-Atlanti- c, will-hav- R S. J. BDRT & BROS. Ij-jj8- n Mumt-v li' TO THE Ticket Office,. 201 Main Tel., Street 250. For particular, call on or address agents. Saif Lake Route, or J. L. MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pasx AgL t a Salt Laka City, Utah. Effective Now. 22, 190X . .. .i. DEPART. No. fl Mail and Express ....7:10 X A No. f Overland Limited for Bluffs. (hnaha, ' Council Denver, Causae City aad caat daily Hi 2:40 No, 4 Atliatie Expreao for Denv--r. fhnaha, ConeO . , Bli'ffe.Kauas City aad all 'Till poinU coal fA Ex pi ace 4me Staffs, Omaha, Denver, Kaaaaa City aad 8:89 A east, daily 1 Overload No Limited Council from Omaha, Bluffs, Kaaeaa City, Dea-vaad all points asst, 9:30 5 daily 9:40 p. n, No. 101 Fast Mail Ck A. HENRY, Ttekat AgeaL Ko. - SPaeifie CouacO e- 0. a OOBfi P. aid Y. A. T. W. 00LUN8. T. P. A. The Oaly DeaMcTrack Ratway letweM Dm Missaai! River aad CMcsf e. onOur UNI TIN CARD, (Nov. tS, 1903.) DEPART. No, 7 Butte and Portland.. 11:98 a. m No, 9 Pocatello, Montpelier ' 1:28 a.m. and Butts No. 11 Cache Valley 7:15p.m. No. 12 Salt larks and Tintlc 10:45 a. ak No, 8 Salt Lake and inter-7 :30 a mediate points No. 2 Salt- - Lake,' . Provo, Milford' end all - points 1:05 pm south No. 10 Bait Lake snd Inter-- -' mediate pointo 5:65pm. No. 4 i . 0:10am ............ a ' ARRIVE, ' Lake No. 2:00pm Butts and Pocatello No. 12:45 am Express No. 11 Salt Lake and Tintic 0:55 p m Lako and Mil-- f No. 7. 11 20 a m, ord No. 5 Salt Lako and 7 :00 a m. pointa and Butte.. 7:00am Ko. No. MF Butte snd Pocatello 5:30 pm 10:30abl No. 12 Cache V&Iley Trains south of Juab do not raa Sundaj-- The Overland Limited Lauriees Trail Is tbc WsrW Compartment and drawing-roo- m sleeping cars, observation cars, dinand library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and electric train entire Library; lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection for . C. A. G. H. CORSE, . Pam. ft . HENRY, Ticket Ageal Ft AgL, Ogden, Utah 11 E. BURLEY, G. P. ft T. A, Salt Lain City. - The Meet buffet-smokin- g Book-love- Tklcrti. (nervaKom. anl full cm b obuinrJ fro. C A. Was, ijtnmt Chicago & Ml ic the I1 OREGON inter-mediat- o North-Weste- tut Sulk f,,r oifi. THE Slt ...................... ............ St. Pad and Minneapolis Chicago. Jan. 2- -. Cash wheat : No. 2 red 9J4? 8; No. ? red $7fi9;: No. 2 turd S"aXr: Vi 3 haul No 1 northern 8,41'! No 2 burtfo-r.ly xs; No :i kpriof Titf't-- With His Clothes A Every department carries the highest grade products of the world's best manufacturers. Every article from Burt's represents a standard value. 0 40 y 61. Korea h pariciii.y rial iiitoiiiiuiiiiii jj at. Here He Goes Associates Reach Agreement With Sheldon Syndicate. New Y'ork, Jan. 22. A local financial agency today issued the following: Charles M. Schwab and his associates have reached aa agreement with the members of the and the Commonwealth Trust coraisiny for the reorganization of the U. 8. Shipbuilding company. In its details the plan is as' heretofore outlined. The new company will bare about 830.000.-00- 0 capitalization, all the stock being equally divided between common and CORN preferred. For hla f30.000.000 of shipbuilding Two care Just received. securities f 10,000,000 in bonds and In stock, Mr. Schwab will get 815,000, 000 stock of the .hew company, HAY while the other Interests will divide Wa are prepared to fill large or the remainder. The onl .obetahle to small orders promptly. an agreement la now the bondholders POULTRY SUPPLIES protective committee." ; No better or larger assortment la WILL LEASE CABLE... the city. .... During Dinner, Though Far ..Apart, POP CORN THAT POPS Communicating. 4 New York, Jan. have been made by the Pilgrim' Rociely to put Into practical effect "the principle of 'Phone 344k. . 352 24th SL the club. This will occur during a dinner January 29 In honoTW Sir Henry Mortimer Ditrand, the British ambassador, when tor the first, time. In the history of any dinner :lp this' rlty a cable wllj he leased for TIME TABLE one hour, and while the New York charge pf this end. pilgrim the organisation in I.ondon. at which Earl Roberta la to be. the guest of honSan Pedro, ' Los Angeles and or, will have charge of the other. Tho gueats nt the two dinnera will Co. Salt Lake R. exchange messages of good ' will and Depot, Third, West and South Temple sentiment. Ste Salt Lake City. Many leading Americana will attend DEPART. the dinner here, but plana to entertain For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield the Presldentt'a cabinet are apt to fall and Mercur, connecting ' through beauae the date conflicts with at Nephi for Mantl and the reception In Washington to Goverintermediate points on. nor Taft. Sanpete Yralley Ry.... 7;3Q g jjj For Garfield Beach, TooMamele, Stockton, moth, Eureka and Silver City (via Leamington cutoff) i00 3 jjj OGDEN UTAH. For Provo, American . Fork, Lehl, Juab, Mil AMERICAN PLAN. Frisco, C alien te ford, 13 2 to Ratea: per day. and Intermediate points jq All modern Improvements. DinARRIVE. ing room on fifth floor, giving grand From Provo, American view of lake, mountain and valley, Fork, Lehl Juab, Milcommercial men's headquarters. ford, Frisco, Callentea Street ear acnrlce every five minand intermediate points 35 g gj utes. Three block cast of Union From Provo, Lehl Fair-fielDepot Mercur and Sen-pet- e H. & BIGELOW, Valley Ry. points. 5.35 m Proprietor. From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, Tooele and Garfield Beach ,3 p ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford. Modena and Callentea. Direct stage connection for all mining districts in southern Utah and Nevada. Schwab-an- Pine Wearing Apparel. It: CASH e ronforem day between the president and Senator Forakcr. The senator returned yester-ils- y from a sojourn of several days in Ohio, where he conferred with many of hla friends regarding the political situation. It waa to inform the president of the reault of his observations that he railed on him. It seems improbable at thia time that Senatur Further will precipitate a contest in Ohio over the selection of delegates to me Chicago convention. It la known that many done friends of the president believe nothing would be gained by such a contest, whatever the result of ii might be. Efforts are now being made to bring Senators Hanna and Forakr.r of Ohio's together In the selection delegates. It la known that among Mr. Hannn's closest friends there ia a disposition to attempt Is relegate Senator Foraker to the rear If he desires none 17 L 437 2Rh to go to the Chicago convention aa a delegate-at-largprovided that no contest which might imperil the integrity of the Republican organization in the state is made. Senator Foraker understands the president's position in this regard. The conference today waa not prolonged, because the senator had an engagement for a committee meeting which be was obliged to keep, but it Is likely a. W. TIMB CARD Dl EFRCX that a further and fuller discussion ot JULY Z7TH, 1903, the matter will be had at a later time. DEPART DAILY. No. ft AUastie Mail all pouts Vigorous effort is made to rc assert Manchurian aovereiguty.-- . The. correspondent adds that the dowager empress has been informed that some of the foreign office r are willing to give the Manoliu a final opportunity of rehabilitating themselves, even to the extent of aiding them by force if necessary. From the Russian minister nt Pekin, the correspondent learn of the result of conferences and la convinced that in the event of war China will be forred to irtlclpate with the reault that the whole world will possibly become Involved. "In the meanwhile, the dispatch conclude, Japan, though ostensibly engaged with its own quarrel, la really the spokesman of the whole group uf powers devoted to the policy of antihare virtually COT partition and who , agreed to gather to defend China." Ladies9 and Misses9 bye 55 Flax 1.13 IX Timothy 3.V) Barley Coit-olidai- 3-- - control 34.59. 1 2: Rjsso-Japanes- Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Chicago. Jan. f: 2 Close: Wheat May IP) July 81 Srpi. 77 Corn-- Jn I 4; Mac 9 4 ; . 4; Sep) 47 1 4 July 47 Jan. 14. May 41 7 S, J ;ly Oj 31 Sept, r.;: Pork Jan. 1. .2 May 132 12. Iird Jan. 7.12 May 7.3, July 7 i.2 12. Kiln Jan. 6.4',; May 6.75; Jut 6 S. 1-- I'aiy, Money on call easy, ut: eluding bid. jier 1 4 -t m 2 per etii: Per cent; of.ertime loan eay. Co dav t p- -r ent bill: 90 day, :: six iiiun'Ls. Ki 4 men untile iine per rent; prim 'a 5 lier unit. liHiikrrSierling cany; 4 5956 4.'6 fnr demand and at 1 3-- MONEY. New York. Jan. 22. patch from Seoul, Korea, dated today say Japanese railway men have been attacked by Koreans at several points 8an railway anu along the Scuul-Fthat the Korean authorities have buet1 notified that unless they pi event a iccurrencu of these disorders necessary measures to do so will be taken by the Jsimiiese troops. The dowager empress of China I thoroughly alive to the peril threatening China as a result of the crisis, and haa, according to the Globe's Shanghai oorrcsiNUident, determined at all cost to fight for tL freedom of Manchuria from foreign winter weather we are offering beautiful goods throughout every department of our store at prices that it would be impossible to duplicate elsewhere considering the quality. The array of bargains in the windows gives but a slight idea of what is to be found inside. We are ably prepared to supply every want in the line of AND PROVISIONS. M-p?- dis- A To make shopping especially attractive this On v: a. 2.744.0O: calve. 3.0064 25; bulls and stags, 2.2563.75. Hog, receipt. 5.000. Artive; 5e higher, heavy, 4.836 1.95; mixed. 4S"ii light, 4.654i4.Vi; pig., 3.50)1.40; 43; Lulk of sale, l.huti l.u. Sheep, receipts. l.tMMi. Steady; wpt-er- n 4 25?:4.ftn; yeaning,. wether. 3.c.5j4.M; ewe. 3.ni 3.501; common and stinkers. 2.50 ; 3.7o; lamb, 1.75 J Mex. 13 4. 4 KSn x Amrrl. fiu. 126 7-Time Amcrl. S. p 121 3-- 4. Atchison 4 96 2. Mex. 1en. 4 69 X A. T. ft T. 127 L Atchison 70 3. P. I. ft R. X Atchison pfd 91 Elec. 177. Bo, ft Albany 245. Mas. Electric 23. Bos. ft Maine 168. United Fruit 98. Bos. Elevated 140. Copper X N.Y.X.H.ftH 19 3-- 4 U. S. Steel 12 8. Fitchburg pfd 13a U. R. 8. pfd 59 2. Union Pa'. 87 X West. com. 84. 2. s)cial areamns cent. WOOL A 22. City The rate of discount In the open market for short hills Is 3 per 1- -1 Jan. 22. ......... ....... 8. 2. London, Washington, Jan. which though brief, was very significant, waa held at the White House to- . 8. 6-- 2. for Empress Will Fight Freedom of Manchuria from Foreign Control. Dowager d, X rise and a greater iiuuilter of stock were dealt in. The principal advance, however, were In ordinarily neglected stock, lu the active division Rock Island rommon and preferred. Atchison preferred. Illinois Central and Met Street railway led with gains of a point or more. Southern Railway preferred and Sugar Improved, 3; and Nash-VtJl- r. Steel, 2 and SL Lonts. Chattanooga 6 Persistent pressure againitt Amalgamated Cqiper depressed It a point. Continued reklislnx caused Kork Island preferred to fall a point and Southern Pa'iBr and Reading a fraction under last night Realty preferred lost 2 and I'acinc Mail 2 BE CONFERENCE AT WHITE JAPANESE -- 4. 4. ATM REED, HOTEL 2. 7-- 8, In larger volume ttorka today wa thau during the height or yesterday' ertirae COTTON STILL BOOMING. 5-- 8. 5-- X Bloss-Sheffie- ld u 3-- L Dun tomorrow 22. e s,' DUN'S REPORT. Jan. suu-marize- . , U.-B- Developments Encouraging During Past Week. New York. Jan 22 Special telegrams from cor resi indents of the Mercantile agency respecting the state of trade throughout tue United States au-- l Canada are as folhm-3- . Tbn most encouraging Mrvelopmciits, of the week a:o the widening demand for all form of Iron and steel at Pirtshu:-and Chicago, with increased confidence that bottom prices have been reached. Other featunia aro ihe fading of war prospects, a real plethora of money ct New Y'ork and at. western centers, and the highest lor wheat air.ce 1898. due hi iuiroaiv-tmilling demand fur home and foreign requirement and . a greatly oversold May oiitkin a'. in prices Other arixaiu-- were for corn, uatw. print cloths, cotton, coffee, leather, hides, tin an.l copper, with partial' react tons la the last two. Silk pieee good are in better demand, prints are hardening, converters are buying with more freedom. BokIuu's wool shivi.'ivnts exceed llu-cof a year ago. Stiocs and leather are Arm at advances. Most importune industrial negotiabe begun nt Indiantions are about apolis. The miner-.-: union want ten per cent higher wayes for picked ctml and more than that for machine minin four ed. Bituminous nwratora state want a reduction. John Mitchell says he Is hopeful that an amicable settlement vili lie reached. Chicago's distribution uf merchandise at wholesale clothing, dry goods, shoes, leather. buHilera bardwarejnid Rt. Improvement. grpcerles show Luuls says dry pond buyers from the suuthwest are taking liberally In the fore of higher Philadelphia textile Industries, except cottons, are buty. Spring orders received at St. Paul are up to expectation. Duluth's inspect for spring business are good. Cincinnati reports a good volume of business through the Ohio valley. Cleveland advance r fur spring delivery are ahead of those for last your. Throughout theCanadian dominion ihe week has been culet as the severe weather haa checked sales in the country districts and rnailc collection slower. Two nr tnree large failures have disturbed the dry. goods trade somewhat. Cotton goods continue firm, and the tone of the woolen trade is improved. Spring orders In men and women's furnltdiing goods are brisk. t.'hi-a;;o- 2. San Francisco- SL lunula, Jan. 22. Wool, nominal: Chollar. 25. territory and wratern medium. 180 Confldeni-e- , 100. 19; flue medium, 13017; fine 10 16. C. C. ft V 150. KANSAS CITY. K02EANS i Best ft Belcher, 16 Mexican. 170. Bullion. 9. Occidental Cun., 70 CalMlouia, 85. Ophir, 420. Challenge Con., 22. Overman. 21, WOOL. ole-men-t. Nrw York. ' 8. Tamarack 113. Trinity 5. United States 2L I'tali 23 Victoria 3 Winona 6 Wolverine 72. Italy West 3L . 8. ljiiM-Range 46. IHiiu. Coal 66 2. Franklin 8 3-- 8. Isle Royale 8 2. Mohawk 28 3. Old Dorn. 11 1--4. 3. 2. Santa Fe Cop r 28. Clearings 8172.201. Tacoma, Jan. 22. Clcaringa $326,-10balanegs, 642.552. IorUanj. Jan. 22. Clearing 831,-79- 2; wi-mit- G. 16 3:s.93; balance. I R. 43 Centennial Seattle, Wn., Jan. New York, Jan. 22. Another day of net i vo and varied trading in stork marked the progress of the- - specula-liv- e campaign taken lip the last few aye. The manner in which euonr.ous liliieke f slock in thousands of share rtion of the were burled from one market to another was sufficient evident: that leadership of the market wan in daring and powerful hands. About the only new from a stuck market standpoint was made up of Kiirmise a to jiorsonullty of the newly active speculative mrty and the identity of their operation, whether on the buying or selling aide. Some of the selling wra oteuly dune in the interest of the priiieliml in the leadership. while their broker were also buying at other point with ostentation and vociferation. The popular Beniimeut was that the newly active party in the shirk market included that have I teen speculative clement in sr.tin dur cotton an.l in prominent a ing the recent activity in those mar-ketl like a ssd h and that been arranged by these various wenj acting in concert to lift the prlee of atork to their own profit. The trading presented all the character 1m tics of the activity of Bitch organized speculation. The buying and skillfully bidding up or pricea wa shifted from one to another quarter to affect opinion on the, market a n whole and selling at other point waa carried on in the realizing of profit a Late in the day the reaetkmary tendency became fairly general under the weight of the selliug to realize and the level of price receded materially from the highest. The late Helling wa somewhat aggravated by the report of n banking failure lu Cleveland and the downward tendenry wa not. very effectually arrested before the clone, which was unsteady. Amalgamated Cornier and Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania were held back from the general advance by ah- - to realize on yesterday' gain. Sugar wa notably Htmng in favorable estimates of earning. V. 8. Steel wa later weak and did not Ito'd well. generally The. bond market wa Arm. Total bale. 96.3H.0OO. U, 8. bund wore steady on call. New York, Jan. 82. Cxa weekly review My: d 5-- 8. tiollara, kANK pnst-e- commercial 2; 69. 22 95. Om-co- 5--8. Alkniea 4 Amalgam. 50 Bingham 23 C. A II. 446410. 2. ratra 4K3 Speculative Elements That Have Been bills. 4.83. Prominent in Cotton and Grain liar silver, Acting In Concert. f,91.75 ...21,64 Beaton. point. ON TIM l,il2.7 12,990 Forenoon PAYS INTEREST POSITS. OF TRADE. Semt 3-- 20 12. 599 DOMESTIC ad VORL'IGN CONDITION at 30; 8(H) at 30 Recapitulation. Value. Shares. ..11.74 82,7ul .09 Regular rail . OGDEN, UTAH. E. Dooly . lloracw E. Peeijr Ralph E. lloag . at 23, 1901. UTAH, PATODAY MORNING, JANUARY, 5-- Tetro, DEPOSITORY. John Enormous Martha Washington, 2.0(H) at 1 at 1 buyer 3'). Star Consolidated, l,ou0 at 20 3.UNl 5ini UNITED OGDEN, Hsbbcj Amh, rn Mala Stmt, Lake C Hr. Llak. Ry. ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SAHTA bsnU Fe KouiM FE Direct Line from Utah te Kansas City KL Joseph, Chios go. vvstou, El Peso and the Mlalng Cfem? of New Mexico aad Arizona. THREE TRAINS DAILY. REDUCED Far uftlrolaiw about RATES EAST this inmuier apply tA t C F. WARREN, Dt.j. i2.u f enl Agent 411 nti. Ifuk. Dow , |