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Show TIIE MORNING Utah National Bank STREET WALL MM Ayprehension Causes a Record Break in Stocks, Comstock Tunnel 05 Con. Cal. nnd Ya. PAYS INTEREST POSITS. ON TIME DE Corn Jan. 43 May 47 July 47 Oats January 36 May July 36 Pork Jan. 13.20; May 13.60. 1 , Rib-J- nn. i and Market ia Market steady: muSheep tton. $3,500 4.33; lamb. 14.1165.55; ewt-t-, S3.C064.10; ranftp wrihera, Badl Demoralised. 3.30 & 3.55. COFFEE. Rye-- May 2; 2; May 7.17 May 6.9X INVENT ORY SHOE SALE 2. ' 2. 1 Barley BANK STATEMENT. . of New Yora. Jan. banks: averages of clearing-housLoans $908,570,500; increase $14,307,-70- 0. 477-- k increase $876,178,000, Deposits 200,20(1. Circulation 4300 44 $379,000. Centennial, Copper Range, 44 M Dominion Coal, 75. 151-- 2. lgal tenders Specie $. $160,675,800; $20,- - A Fourth, A Third, A Half Off Increase $70,410,940, $2.5u8.3u0. reduction of decrease $44,925,400, decrease $47$.- - 000. Isle Roynle, 6 New Tork. Jan. 2. Todays record Reserve 231,086, 6o0; Increase $2,032.- New York. Jan. 2. The market for Mohawk. 27. unexand was sudden atuck break of 300. roffee futures closed steady 15620 Old Dominion, IX Reserve required $221,544,725. Inpected, and the ground fur the heavy point higher. Sales $5,000 hag. Oseola, 57. $5,065,050. crease liquidation of the day 1 are not dear Jan., $U.!i5;7.nn: 21. March. $7,200 Parrot, evident that even now, although it Surplus $9,541,875: dererase $3,032.30; April. $7.3u ; July. $7.8067.65; Quincy. 9b. an acuta apprehension of the effort 75n. 1 Nov., $8.15. Santa Fe Copper, of the coming outbreak of war beEx 1. S. deposits $18,733,725; Tamarack, 100. tween Russia and Japan was the Im13,033,723. 5. CATTLE. Trinity, pelling cause. The new of tha day United Staten, waa rather more hopeleaa of the 2. Cattle Jan. 300. Utah, 30. Chicago, Tha Examlnar BusintM Office. possibility of avoiding war but Wall Steady; good to prime (leers, 505.75; Victoria, 2 1 as407 24th Street waa as the ha street arcepted IHMir to medium 3.5005.00; Blockers Winona. 71-- 4. sured outcome of the situation for and feeder 68. 264.10; cows 1.7504.25; Wolverine, e soma time and has vlewod that heifers 204.75; tanners 1.7502.40; with apiuuvnt equauluity bulla London. 204.25; calves 2.5006.75. without aeliing to discotint a war HOGS 23,000. 50,000. Monday eeare, a I the invariable custom of btsed mixed and butchers l.to Consols for money. 87 TIME TABLE speculative markets In face of a 64.85; strong Console for account, 873-good to choice heavy 4.7504.85; forco The cumulative event coming 3 Anaconda, heavy 4.40ft4.70; light 4.300 of the alarmed selling movement, to- roughbulk Atchison. 71 .70; of aalea 4.6004.65. day therefore gave Tine to fcara that HHKEI loot. Sheep and lamba Atchiaou pfd., 93 In interior Wa the known d something. Ohio. 81 Baltimore San Pedro, Los Angeles and circles of great rapitallts of ulterior steady. Good to choice wether 3.75 Canadian I'aciflc. 121 to fair choice mixed 04.25; 3.0003.75 complM-aikHithreatening to invilve western 34 Sl Ohio. Co. Salt Lake R. sheep 3.4364.25; native lambs Chesapeake 'other power In the coining at nigWestern. 16 Great Chicago western 6.00. lambs .2506.00; 4.500 of gle. The published pspmtaiona Depot Third, Wast and South Temple Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul, 150 d opinWin of a general involvement Sts., Salt Laks City. 19 DeBeers. LIVELY MARKET IN CHICAGO. by an Amerlcnn military A Rio Grande. 21 Denver DEPART. . and Intimatkma that an out-Denver A Rio Grande pfd., 71 break of war would Involve a delicate Whsat Corn, Oats and Fork Took' a Krte. 29 For Provo, Lchi, Fairfield Sharp Upward Course. .situation for all the great powers, inand Murctir, connecting Krla 1st ifd., 701-at Nephi for Mantl and cluding tbo United Stales, were Jan. 2. When the bell rang Krla 2nd pfd.. 52 Chicago. to the feed .seized upon intermediate points on prevalent for the opening of business there waa Illinois Central. 135 effect upon the market Tha alarm. 112 A Sanpete Valley Ry.... 7;30 a m Louisville Nashville, of order In tho wheat lost - minting In force from the fact pit. ' No buying Miasourl, Kansas A Texas. IX sellera Were he Garfield Beach, Tu to found For that the coualderable speculative however. Aa a result Intllal sales New York Ontral. 123 ele, Stockton, Mam commitments have boon mado In 59 Norfolk A Western. shown! a range of an even taro moth. Eureka and Sib ' of a January demand for Norfolk A Western pfd., 9fc ver City (via Learning which may Ito cheeked by the on, May' wheat, the price lining 84 4 Ontario A Western. 23, ton m course of events which In feared. 0H8 to 2 which was an ada vance of over Thursday's close. Pennsylvania. 611-Other coneidcraliona seemed to bo Shorn were active For Frovo, American 9 Rand Mines, luiyrre and the wholly ignored and tha bank state- price rose Fork, Lehl, Juab. Milrapidly. At 87 4 there Rending. 23 ment offered nothing to counteract was considerable ford, Frisco, Cnlienles 40 liquidation and the Rending 2nd pfd., 30 the dlsposltkm to get out of slocks-Th- e and Intermediate points 95 p m pfd.. set Rending t led back 6c. to The demand price first of the year la expected to 21 4 Southern Railway. ARRIVE. continued nil at gnnd times, however, Involve large changes In banking 815-Southern pfd., From Provo, American Items but today's $16,000,000 loan nnd the market rallied on all small Southern Railway Pacific. 50 recessions. The features of trading Fork, Lehl, Junb. Milexpansion, following that of over Union Paclflc. 82 ford, Frisco, Calicntea last week, la Indicative of was a lack of offerings. On account Union Paclflc pfd., 92. nnd intermediate points 9.35 pay- of tha mourning of the victims of the United States Steel, 12 m zither demands than year-en-d ments, and rauaea the fear that last Iroquois fire, the board closed an hour United States Steel pfd., 591-rrovo, Lohl. Fair-fielFrom e winter's enormous corporation bor earlier than la usual on Saturday. The United States Steel pfd., 51 Mercur nnd added to the activirowings, after January 1st are to be shortened session Ry. 20 Valley poInU. 5.35 p m Wabash, ty. May closed at 87 again of Wabssh pfd.. 381-duplicated thla year. cents- - over Thursday's close. From Silver City. Mam The Hsr market dosed active and weak, The onnee. 26d per silver, firm; ' moth, Eureka, Stockton, . in spite of spasmodic rallies in spots July option also showed good gains, Money, 303 per cent. Tooele nnd Gar fluid and after ranging Itetween 80 nnd ' and lessen on the day range from in the open The rate of dlscoimt liem!b 5:35 p m to 4 points on the principal stocks. 12 12. closed with a gain of 361-- 8 at market tor Short Bills Is 3 1 Tbo advance for, the last few weeks in 8261-DAILY. rent TRAINS ALL ier The (orn market was Influenced by prices of stocks showed soma hesiThe rato of discount ia the open Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car tation thla week and came to a halt the same conditions that governed market for Three Months Bills I 1 between Balt Lake, Milford, Service adof wheat and showed tha prlcen when admonished by stiffening sharp ier cent and Callentes. Direct stage Modena a vances. Short covered thu rale for call loan which gave freely and for all mining districts ia connections dewarning of the need pending for the there waa also a good Investment Naw York Bondi, southern Utah nnd Nevada. in mand, while oeffrlnga were extremely ' nae of funds recently reserves. . These funds have light, May nianed- - M to : bunking U. 8. refunding 2a, registered, 106. ' nnd been placed on cal!, pending fp 46 to 46 higher at' 45 106. City Ticket Office,' 2D1 Main Street ctoacd at U. S. refunding 2s. coupon, ntand for their employment in paylni after selling up to 47 Tel.. 260. L'. 8. 3k, regiatered, 153. off the year end obligations for which 47 IT. 8. 3s. coupon, 106 For particulars, rail on or address were arumiilated. were Oata started alow but market they S. New 4a, registered. .133. agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. The amount of dividends and Inter- soon Influenced by tha strength In U. New 4a, coition, 1331-S. U. MOORE, COMMERCIAL AGENT. , varlmia-In are est to be paid January wheat and corn and showed n fair U. 8. Old 4s, 107 registered, to from $130,000,000 ly estimated at advance. May closed W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt up at If. S. Old 4s, coupon, 107 $150,000,000. By akilful management 38 U. 8. 5s, regiatered. 101 Salt Laks City, Utah. It ia possible to arrange for Ibe Pork led the provision list In a sen8. 5a, coupon. 101 transfer of the greatest part or thla sational advance nnd at one time waa U. 99 4a. Atchison general by bookkeeping and by nut disturb- 75e higher tor May over the low point Atchison adjustment 4s, 88. were light ing (be aggregate bank deposits. lint of the day. Offerings Coast Lino 4s. 93. the basks are arenstomed to take ac- throughout tha entire session. Buying Atlantic Baltlmoro A Ohio 4a, 101. count of the pnesibllity of the almul by short wan the chief factor. May Baltimore 96 !. A Ohio, 1 laneoiis presentation of the checks pork dosed 57 higher, lard upf Central of Georgia, 5s. 104. year-entor out these paysent 2 nnd riba were 15017 13 Central of Georgia lot Inc, 69. ments and to arrange their reserves higher, 102 Chesapeake A Ohio. 4 accordingly. Chicago A Alton, 3 2. 72. In The further engagement of gold Lake mining exchange. Chicago, B A Q.. new 4s ex and, 91 Ijodon for Import thla week have Chicago, M. A SL Paul gen 4s, 110 " been viewed with satisfaction and ' Yesterday's Quotations. C. A N. W. consol 7s, 131 have been a material factor in mod Tbs Only Rahway between C., R.I.AP.LR. 4s, 68 Orating the influence of the higher CH R. I. A P. R. R. col, Sa., 75 the Missswi Kivsr aad CMcaia. money rate. C. C. C. A 8L Louis gen. 4s. 96. While the tlghtntng of the money Chicago Terminal 4s, 80. become not haa reaction the market, Consolidated Tobacco 4a. 5$ 2. proflt-taklnthe and acute, by Colorado A Southern 4a, 87. operators has hern well Denver A Rio .Grande 4a, ex nt, 91 has of the market taken. The action Kite prior lien 4a, 86 fostered the Impression that power Erie General 4a. ex Int. 89 fnl support haa been at hand to Fort Worth A Denver City 1st. 103. the purposes of advance. The ex Int. 103 14. Hocking Valley. 4 opinion lx general that an important l,ouiSYllle A Nash., Nntfled 4s. 1003-element fa Improve the showing Manhattan consol gold 4a. 1021-investments has been by financial corMexican Central 4a, 72. for market the stimulate to porations Mexican Central 1st Inc., 14 to better new bond The Mail Lax irises Trail kite Warfd offerings .taking Minn, A St. Loula 4s, 97. some to extent, and also, advantage Compartment and drawing-roo- m M. K. A T. 4s. 97. to make a higher level of prices on 78 M. A K. cars, observation cars, din T. 2nd. sleeping of demand tha which to meet the National 1L R. of Mex. consol 4s. 75. and library Ing on, outside public. general N. Y. Central general 5s. ex ini. 128 2 rs with barber, bath and cars, Tha freedom from any pressure upNorthern 4 'settle la ex int, 102. on the market In face of the advance electric train entire Library; Northern Iaciflc 3a. 1. hiu. been an cncuuraglng factor lighted, through to Cbkcgo withe Norfolk A Western consol 4a. 961-over business the sentiment and it, charge. Direct connection for Oregon Short Line 4h A l'artlc, 92. outlook baa grown leas pessimistic, 95 Penn. conv. 3 This la notably trite regarding the St. Paal and Hianeapolis I Reading General 4a ex Int, 95 iron and steel onlkmk. SI. - A Iron Mtn. consol 5s. ill oftraffic railroad from RepiffU , atloM. ful hi- Tickfrt. St. 1. A S. F. fg. 4a ex lot., 81 ficials of a pressure of business sufforwtleii i'jh be aSuinri 93. 1st. S'western St. Louis A. Gsntnl AMt. car to Wiiinr, C threaten ficient shortage Seihoard Air Line 4s. TO some directions were not without Ry. Southern Paclflc 4s. 88. Chicago & .effect on tha sentiment. Southern Railway s. ex Int, 18 20 Saudi Slrast. The fcrlld speculation In the cotton Texas and Paclflc 1st. 116. SjM Uk CMy, Utah. market haa been a disturbing factor Toledo, 8t. L. A Western 4s. 71 than otherwise. rather 102. 4a. Int. ex Pacific Union Factors In the background which Union Pad 11 conv. 4s. 96, bare not lost their force are the unU. S. Steel 2nd 5s. 70. of the Influences national posettling WshHHh 1st. 14 litical campaign. Wabash Dch. B. 81. The liond market haa refleefod only Wheeling A IJike Erie 4s. SI. a light investment demand aud prices REGULAR CALL SALES. ' Wisconsin Ontral 4. 9L :bave moved Irregularly. 69 I A C. rou. 1., 5. have I. S.a new foursandregistered naty. ion t 2 47 threes 1 1 4 and quarter I at .r.nO; 25 at 35.75. Daly-Wet- l. Cash quotation were a follows: two per cent on rail dnr Share sold '.'4. the old Jan 2 -- .Flour, strong. Nr. 4'hbaeo, 1 nno at ,1ng the wek. is 3 spring wheat. No 2 red, R. W. TIME CARD Cl EFFECT r 21 500 . I'nrle Sura Coo No. 2 corn. 44, N". 2 fellow. 83067: JULY 27TH, 1903. WOOL. 500 it 30 Tetre. IJiOO at 30 45: No. 2 oata. 34 No 3 white. DEPART DAILY. St. Louis. Jan. 2 Wool nominal Victor Con.. 68 a 8 good feeding No. 6, Atlas tie Mail all potato 36038; No. 2 rye. 52 territory and western medium. HR L barley 84037: fair to choice malting. .1(14 s, A East iff; fine medium. 15017; flue, 15 OPEN BOARD SALES. No. 1 Sol 12. Salt Laks tonal ....S:1S a. m. 13053: No. 1 flax seed. 971-is. northwestern. 103 prime timothy No. 2. Chicago, tL Loula Urn- 100 at 73 Century. 100 at 75 seed. 2.90; nirs pork, per bbl.. 13.25 till p. sa. i(4 OMAHA. Shares sold 200. 013.37 lard, per 100 lb.. 6.900 7.00; Ns. a. Atlantic Exp raw, all 2.52 100 100 at at 3.50. short ribs sides, (loose). 6.5006.62 Daly, .7(1$ Pl R potato East , Omaha. Jen 2. C aitic 200. Steady. Shares sold. 200. con tint giade. 11.23. AKKIVR DAILY. (lover, . Native $3 If. 3 5.23; cows and I'ncVe Sam Con. 600 at 24: 500 at No. raeifie 6. Article. Receipt. Mail, Salt Lka Tellers. f2.80J3.S3; western ste'.rg. 24 Shares sold l.OiO. ' anri all .... 23 700- - Shnpnients. 10:46 a.to 27.3n0 Flour, bbl. points East cow and heifer, New York Bonanza. 2100 at 10. S.4.iyira3; rtn No bu. I. 64. nop 37,2Vt Wheal, Uhmpo tnd SL Look carm-rs-. 1.75 1722V: f2.ii'3Ai: Yankee on.. 200 at 40 132.200 .limit 2:40 pas . Corn. bu. 235.300 stockers and feeder. T2.C'J ? b 1; No. ,1. Local fr. rn Park City . 128.000 Oata. bn. 75,7ft!) 41 Taj 3 90. caJvss, $5.ticJS25: RECAPITULATION. rud Ssn Pet Valley .. 6:10 p at 4.603 3.900 Rye. bu nws- -E ZX. Market & cett lowC5.K0 t.Ovo No s Pacific Expro: from ail Barley, bu. er. Heavy. $1054 70: mixed. 4 23 Shares TaTsea 12:50 a. as On tha proJiKc xscta&g tcJaf. th pftots East 4.60; iiciit. $4.4054.6n: pig. $3,733' Regular Call 3 tip 4 2.098. C3 batter mat hit steady; Tbroiyh Slcp;3k' car to Omaha. ic ltilhi. 4.30: bulk of sale. $4 4554.60. MINING STOCKS. 231-2- ; und St. Lotus, New York aud Boo-todairy, 14021; egg, steady, 25 . Eh; 125. Unchanged. Fit roriiaing choir oars. A par-fe. lOl'H-2cheese, steady. 02; New York. diair.g car sorvwa oa all through KANSAS CITY. trains. GRAIN ANcTpROVISiONS. 1. A Ail a w. Cim.. 25. BENTON, Gem. AgL Psgr. Droi Karra City. Jan. 2. Cattle no. Alice, i::. Salt Lain CLy. Jan. Chicago. Wlic.n , t C. A. HENRY. (I'lrbsit.prrl H'Wim, 10. Jan. 9.", 4: May a; AgnL OgdsA Ji. - Ilogat.C'io. Market 5 cents low Lruri. k Cnn., 05 ft k G ! LtiOX, AruL Ogduto tfn-t- . 80. 3, 4 We are about to take inventory and we have too many shoes. We shall on Monday commence a Mid Winter Stock reducing event that will send every Winter Shoe wt of our store at a 11.25. 350 58. ' Clover t Bingham, 22. Calumet A Heels. Franklin, 3-- 4; Flax 1.03 Timothy Jan. 2.13, 4. News la Hopaleaa of Peaca Therefor tha Speculative 6.92 6.57 57. Urd-J- an. 3. Adventure, 28 3-- 8; 8. Bostoifc , cr; bulk of sale. $4.5004.65; heavy, A Hour. 41-4.6o04.C7 13; packer. $4.5004.60; Amalgamated, Laly West, S3. pig. $4.2504.55. lMt 2; X 11 Ik Horn Silver, 105, Iron Silver. 185. DEPOSITORY. STATES UNITED Leadville Con. OX Little Chief. 06. OGDEN, UTAH. Ontario. 660. 230. President Ophir. John T-- Dooly Phoenix, 13. E. Terry Hur Pol o i, 19. Cashier Ralph E. Hoag Savage, 45. Sierra Nevada. 5X and DOMESTIC Small Hopes. 20. Sells FOREIGN draft oa all point. Standard, 150. JANUARY 3, UTAH, PFNDAT MORNING, OGDEN, EXAMINER, Over 5000 pairs are included in the great Mid selling prices Winter Sale and were it not for the staid substantial way this house dose business the quotations of such prices as we name would be nothing less than sensational, but being honset advertisers our ads are read and believed , the regular r Every Winter Shoe Must Go at Once 1-- de-rrf- tu It Note the relentless cuts made in our prices SPECIAL No. Ladies Shoes 2. and ends in the best makes. Welts, turns and McKays patent leather and kid French and Military heels, lace, size 2i to 7. Sale price until sold odds 3-- R 3-- 4. 4. 1. On the bargain tables will be found 300 pairs of 7-- 8. a Come soon while sizes remain unbroken, . 3-- 4. ut-ten- $1.45 3-- 4. 4. 2. 7-- 2. SPECIAL No. 2. 2. 2. 3-- L 4. We have taken from our stock all the heavy extension soles welted in Ladies' Shoes of the 3-- 4. rut-off- and Krlppendorf Dittznann ) 8. 1- -4 Utz and Dunn - 3-- Makes. 8. 4. 3-- lt 3. R 3-- 4, 3-- Patent leather and kid, all sizes and widths, former prices $3.00, 3.50 and 4.00. This lot will be sold at $2.25. 5--IL X Sen-pet- 4. 3-- 4. SPECIAL No. 3. 2, 2. 1- -3 From our immense line of Williams and Hoyt's and Utz and Dunn's goods we have selected 250 pairs of 2. 1- -4 . - - 7-- 8, t Misses School (Shoes . tko-de-- i Box and velour calf and kid sizes Ilf- to 2 all widths. Former prices $2.00 and $2J5, during this sals - 8, 7-- 8, . 2. $1.50. 4. t 2, 2. 8-- 4. 4. 4. SPECIAL No. 4. 3-- 250 paris of children's shoes of same makes as in Special No. 3 Suitable for best or school wear Box calf and kid, sizes 8i to M, all widths Former prices $1.50 and $1.75. Reduced to 1-- 2. 1- -2 d 1-- 2. salt 2. 8. $1.25 8. DasMc-Trac- 4. h 3-- 1 SPECIAL No. 5. The 1-- g lOverland Limited 1--4. 2. con-M!i-- 1- -2 4. 4. 2. 200 pairs of Children's shoes, Williams and Hoyt mak, patent leather and kid, doth, kid and colored tops, sizes 5 to 8, sold formerly at $1 25, $1.50 and $1.75, sale price C 95 4 SPECIAL No. 6. I 2. -- 1 150 pairs of Mens shoes, odds and ends, best makes buffet-smoki- ng Book-love- A valour and box calf, patent leather and vid kid, regular 4. 4. 2. 2. - prices $3.50 and $400, they go into this sale at 4. North-Weste- rn $250. 4. I ; 7-- 5-- 9. 2. (WSMUOEUSSStvC a 3-- 1 ; 3-- 5-- 2: ; - 1-- e 2; 3-- 4. 8; 2; SPECIAL No. 7. Edwin Clapps Shoes for men, none better, heavy extension soles, box calf and vid kid, 60 pairs in all and formerly f sold at $5 and $6, price during the sale 4; 2; $3.50. rtc-er- ,, 1-- 3. 1--2. ....... Chi-Mg- o t et I Th-kc- 2; t Dec-Stanfo- rd Shoe Co. 2481 Washington Avenue |