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Show TilE MOUXIXO EX AM IX Eli, row 40,000; 10c lower; mixed and choice bub hers 4.60$ 4.90; good to hca y 4. Sufi 5.00; rough heavy 4. Sufi 1.70; light 4.3oiJ4.ti5; bulk of sain 4.40 fi 4 80. SHEER Receipts 20 000; sheep slow. Good to choica wethers 4.00$ 4. 60; fair western to choice mixed J. 2564.00; sheep 3.6564.50; native lambs 4.00& 6.25; western lambs 4.656 6.25. OP Reading General 4s 95. St. I x) uis ft Iron Mountain consol 5s 1.11 Action of Russian and British Chicago, Jsn. Si. Louis ft San Francisco fg. 4a St. Louis Swcstern lets 92 Seaboard Air Line 4s 67 Suui hern Railway 5s 1.11 Texas and I'acllic lsts 1.15 Toledo, St. U ft Western 4s 71 Union Iacllic 4s 1.01 Union Iacilii: conv. 4s 95 17. S. Steel 2nd 5s 69 SHARMANS CUT KATE TICKET S3, Government Bonds. 8:! Rye 2. 2. Waliash Wabash Wheeling ft Lake Erie 4s offered Wisconsin Central 4s offered 98 Cola Fuel Conv. 5s 70. 2. 7-- Daly-Weremained steady at the prices whiih prevailed at the close of biibinem yesterday. Daly brought 12.60, while on the open board Daly-Juddisplayed weakness. The Quotations and sales were posted as follows: 05. KANSAS CITY. Kansan City. Jan. 6. Cstrle Receipt 8.(hhi. Slow and weak; native steers $3.506 4.65; native cows and heifers $2.4063.85; stackers and feeders $3.2563.75; bulla $2.256 3.50: ralvea $2.506 5.60; western steers western raws $1.9662.90. $3,406 4 lings Receipts 9,000.' Rteady to lower;' hulk of sales $4.506 4.70;heavy $4.5064.75; packers $4.4064.60; pigs and light $4.2564.65. Sheep Receipts 4,000. Steady to weak; muttons $3.506 4.45; lambs $4 7565.65; range wethers $3.7564 40: ewes $2.506 3.55. .: Adams Con., 13 Alice. 15. Breece, 10. Brunswick C OS, Jjr. Comstork T 06. klBickrf errs Nevada RI 1.05. REGULAR Daly. New York SALES. at 3.60 . at 35.75. Bonanza, 100 60 at 7 3--4. 2; Standard, 21 3-- 4; 1,000 at 29. They Mar 1.50. Pmem'tk aser ai rnikma Boar Yoaih. People who appear okl must expect to be eonsldeml so, and. If tbey apply AN FRANCISCO. New York. Jsn. $. Flour receipts for positions with every appearance 10.400 barrels. Market waa fairly acRen tliat senility has (truck them and flint 6. Jan. Franrlsco, The official more. tive with some mills asking 4c cloHlng quotations for mining etorka tbey have gone to seed, they cannot Minnesota patents 2.6564.90. expect favorable consideration. If gray Wheat receipts 4,880 bushels, Spot today were as follows: 23. , Hale ft Noreroea, 72 haired applicants for positions would strong; No. 2 red 100 elevator and Andes, 32. Belcher, Juallre, 9, 92 f. a b. afloat.; No, 1 Northern Du only appreciate the value of uppesr Beat ft Bel, 2.25, Mexican. 1.85. snccs and would brace up when they S 91 f.o.b. afloat. .luih 10. Oirldental Con.. 5$. seek situations go well groomed Options had another war scare today Bullion, 92. Ophir. 4.00. and reached the highest figures of the Caledonia, and well dressed, with elastic steps, season. Continuing strong all day in Challenge Con., 28. Overman. 24. showing tliat they still possess fire, 26. Chollar. 23. Potoal, tha face or more or less realising by force end enthusiasm they wonld 5. Confidence, Rag Belcher, 11. the big holders. Cables were much Con. C. eliminate an obstacle greeter than 1.40. ft V., Sierra Nevada 75. higher and with the break In consols Con. their gray halm. Imperial. 3. Silver Hill, 62 helped the war excitement. The marWe think ourselves into incapacity fknwn 22. Union Con., 76. Point. 2 net ket closing strong at 2 ft looking for signs of age ami dwell by ' Vtah J8. Exchequer. 91 16. Con., closed advance. May 90690 on them, and the body follows the ft G. lng 44. G., Yellow HRc. 29. closed S8c, J., Hops July 86 We should, Rllvre avoid thought. 57 Bare. Arm; old 8615c; Pacific Coast 1903, tbe apiieamncf of age lu every posri Mexican dollars, nominal 30632c; 1902, 22626c; olds 8615c. hie way by dress, carriage, converse Drafts, sight 6. Hides and wool firm. tkra and especially by our attitude toDrafts, telegraph 10. Sugar ran nominal: fair refining 3c; ward people and things. It Is not dim su8 96 molasses test, centrifugal oaten. cult to preserve the buoyancy end gar 2 4; refined quiet freshness of yoath. but It must be done Call loans 5 Allouex. 4 COTTON. by constant effort and practice. A mu Time loans. 566. Amsl., 49 1.4 Rician who cxpiets to make only one or Bonds. 97 H. West. 15 two important appearances a year New York. Jan. 8. The cotton marMex. Ccn 4a 67 4. Bingham. 23 must keep up bis practice. Youthful-nea- s ket opened easy and closed easy net 79 Atchison. 66 Cnl. ft H..4.15(M.40 cannot be pnt on for a day If old 676 points lower, Boa ft Alby., 2.45. Centennial, 15 i- ge baa bad a grip on yon for months. 1Sfc Cbg. Range. 45 4. 20- -" WALL STREET. It la Important to preserve the fire of Ilo. Bl., 1.40s Dominion (L 69. as long as possible, to carry N.Y.il.li.ftH. youth 1.95. ' Fnuklla. f. New York, Jan. I. Heavy unloading freshness and vigor into old age by 1.31 Isle Royale. 7 Fitchburg pfd. of the United States Steel stocks 'was Union 77. keeping up s hearty interest lu everyMohawk. 31 the feature of the opening dealings in MexicanPacie, C.. 9 thing that Intervals youth. Many of Old Dominion. 10. stocks. This, with the depression in American 8u.. ns seem to think that youthful sports 1.23.0scelo. 60 asked. the London stock market weakened A. Hu., and pastimes are fooliab. and before pfd., 1.21 Farnrt, 21 j, the whole lisL There were sncccMlve A. T. we know it we gut entirely out of ay m sales of United States Steel of 2.UU0, D. L A T., 1.25. 1 Quinsy, 90. ft SL, 8 Santa Fe Cop., 1 patliy with all young life, and consecar1.000, 2.000 and 2,500 shares Tamarack. 1 00 ried It down quently really old, whatever our yean. There were runulng Masa Klee., 1.61 Klee., 20. We must think youthful thoughts, Trtully. 5. sales of 6.800 shares of the preferred K. Masa 75. United States Lil at 55 with young people and Interest compared with 561-- 3 United pfd., 97 S3 Fn.lt, for the Inst sale last night The stock them. When a person rcaara to Inter' J. 4. Victoria 24. rallied eharply. The IT. S, Steel, 9 subsequently tbe young be may be sure Hint he 8. 8.. pfd., 55 7 urgent selling terminated after the is showing eigne of old age. Success. 81. com.. Wd. 4. 69 and Wolverine, the market rallied on Aliening buying for lath accounts. Some be- Adventure, 2 4. The Pale mt IlMilkil. lated selling affected a few slocks, but RannlbaPa life and fate were NEW YORK. the general market was not influenced. Rallies were not wide, except in Megreat and sad. He was a paU. ft refunding 2a. triot who had only the beat Interests tropolitan Street Railway, and Amalgaregistered 106. V. 8. refunding 2s. rouimn 1.06. mated which recovered 1 2 and 1 8 of bis country at heart. In the wan M. 3a registered 1.05 well af Carthage against Rome he carried respectively. The latter sold 3.4, lr. S. 4m. coupon 1.06 above yesterday's drive his armies acmes the strait of Gielope. A U. R. New 4s. registered 1.83. it to against St. Taul drprexxed braltar, over the Alps ami into Italy U. S. New 4s. coupon 1.33 142 and the active list fell off to the very galea of Rome. For more H. U. Old 4s. few of Outside a spesympathetically. registered 1.07 than a score of years be remained U. S. Old 4s. coupon 1.07 cialties which showed some resistance, there, supporting his form upon the U. S. 5s, coupon 1.01 prices came back to about where they rnemy awl proving himself to be Atchison general 4s. 99. opened. such a literal and lasting scourge Atchison adjustment 4s. $7. ' that the Roman mothers would quiet WOOL. Atlantic Coast lJne 4s 93. their children with the sound of his Baltimore ft Ohio 4s 1.00 6L Louis. Jsn. 8. Wool nominal ? dreaded name. Finally, when old In nslllmore ft Ohio 3 93 Central ft Ohio 3 territory and western mediums 18619; 93 year snd he was driven forth and fine medium 15617; fine 15616. Central of Georgia 6a 1.04. defeated. Iie'bad made a record in Its Central of Georgia 1st Inc. 68. way unparalleled throughout the anWHEAT. Chesapeake ft Ohio 4 1.02. nals of ancient warfare. Chhago ft Alton 3 73. Y'et In his old age he became a Chicago. Jan. 6. Cash wheat: No. Chicago. It. ft Quincy new 4a 90 fugitive, wandering from one country 2 red 904:91: No. 3 red 8Si!M1-2- ; No. Chicago. M. ft St. SL pmi 4a to the oilier a mi, 2 bard finding so rest, owing 82; No. 3 hard 72fr8n; x0. .0 to the rlndlttlve penuvtitlnns of the 1 northern 84 88; No. 2 northern 53 Cbiiaptft Northwestern roasol 7s Romans, who were then all 65S;.No. 3 spring w. 1.31 powerful. At last, discovering no spot on earth Chicago. R. I. ft Pacific R. R. ggi SUGAR. open tivdritn as a refuge, deserted by R. I. ft racific. R. R. roL his former friends, bis country enChicago. New York. Jan. 6. Sugar: Raw, 5s 73. slaved and his ones1 imperial native r.cznlnU; fair refining 3; centrifugal C, C. C. ft Rt. Louis gen. 4s, 9$. city In ruin, he gave trey to despair 96 cst 5 nnilasvcs sugar 2 and ended Id 'life with poison. Chicago Terminal 4s 5 51-Refined quiet; crushed $5.05; powConsolidated Tobacco 4s 5 dered $4.55; gran, dated $1.45. Colorado ft Southern 4a $7. rmvmrttm Italrimni. Coffee Firm; No. 7 Rio 7 Denver ft Rio Grande 4s 97 Apollo was the old god of music, and Erie prior lien 4x 97. his favorite Instrument, the lyre, MONEY. Erie General 4s $4. New Y'ork. Jsu. 6. Prime mercanby Mercury. When the lattci Fort Worth ft Denver City 1st 1.01- tile paper C 6 per cent. was four hours old be found the she Sterling strnr-gexchange hardier bilyl $(. of a tortoise and made it Info a lyre 1 04. Ilorkiug Valley 4 4Sf,?r4.8; f,.r dep.an.1 and at IM'10 Uiiiisi'ille ft Nash. Unified 4 99 4.4. with trtnc s'.rirps in Imnor of the nin 4. ft 82 for f,ii days; posted rates $4.82 mure. This ins'rii-nrit- t Manhattan cntisol gold 4s 1.02 Mercury gav. f1-and 4.R.--.i to Apollo, a ho hevume a Mexican Central 4s 67 commercial hills wonderfu, $4.91 Moxh'im Central ist Inc. 14 player upon It. The lyre was ued bv Par r Kvcr 57 Mien, ft St. IaniIk 4s 97. the Greeks la olden times, aud front if Mexican dollars, 43 Missouri, Kansas ft Texas 4a 96 4 Was fashioned the harp. Misourl. Kansas ft Texas 2nds 79. CHICAGO. National R. R. of Mexico consol 4a Utile Chief, new York produce 02. mt . 1- -4 3-- 2, 3-- 4f $-- 8; 3-- 4. 2; 3-- 5-- 8. 8-- 4. Tellet 3-- 4. . 3-- 4, 1- -1 8-- 4, 1-- 3-- 6-- 3. 3-- 8. 4. 2, 3. 1-- 4. 7-- 8. l-- 2s 3-- 4. 3-- I-- 1- -2 1- -2 4. 8. 3-- 4. 3-- 2. 2. r,l' 3--4. I ; -2 2. 4. 3-- 4 3-- 8. 3-- 3-- si ralves J.noq 7.25. Hog 6 Receipts 45 ,090; touor- - xitriMitit 74. New Y'ork Central gen. 3 New Jersey' Central general 23-0- ' j j Northern 4s 1 01 Nintliern Pacific :l Til Norfolk ft West ecu it,nH, 4s 96 ft Iar'ic lire gun Rhuri l.ine ts Icnn. inv. 3 1 2s 35 92. nrspeesu. "Well, how do you like married life'' Inquired the friend. Not at all" replied tbe man who bed married money and waa suffering for It. Tin a ease of matrimonial dyspepsia. 97 2. 5a 1.28-1-- 2. I i- -i i ilM-iNa?- 'r- - too rich. '' never nsniv with in,.; Uhiiaih-ipUi- a Ledger. .CTashiar and It is natural to rub the spot that .hurts, and when rheumatic pains are shooting through the joints and muscles and inflamed and sore, the sufferer is apt to turn to liniments and they plaster! DOMESTIC drafts oa all points. for relief ; and while such treatment may quiet the pain temporarily no amount of rubbing or blistering can cure Rheumatism, because k is not a skin disease, but is in the blood and all through the and every time you are exposed to the same conditions thatsystem caused the first attack, you are going to have another, and Rheumatism will last just as long as the poison is in the blood, no matter WALLACE DRUG CO you apply externally. Too much acid in the blood is one cause of Rheumatism ; stomach troubles, bad digestion, weak kidneys an a Prescriptions a Specialty torpid liver are other causes UVABU TO BLXXP AT NIGHT. which bring on this painful disPHONE 24 X. Bidnay, Ohio, August 86, iMs 2349 Wash. Ave ease, because the blood becomes . months ago X was fhoiiB. run and down and unabla to not sIsodu tainted with the poisonous mat3 Jsht. and oatroasalg bad, also ter which these organs fail to carry out of the system. CerSSSraKESfiSiST.IS1 Mg tain secret diseases will produce Woo. becan ito iias. and aftarukiiura woll plaaaad wnh Rheumatism, and of all forms tor mssUMvai result. It didaway witVtha rheumatu this is the most stubborn and Miaa, mo refroshius olsopS built up(an aivinm! my aonoral severe, for it seems to affect strength and onargy. systam, It is V.771 rnJ? every bone and muscle in the nr Vw.iidS5i,t"btMMl body. The blood is tbe medium X. P. D. Km. g. S. BOUOHTOff. which the poisons and acids by are carried through the system, and it doesnt matter what kind of Rheumatism you have, it must be treated through the blood, or yog can never get permanently rid of it Asa cure for rheumatic trou. hies S. S. S. has never been equalled. It doesnt inflame the stomach and ruin the digestion like Potash, Alkalies and other strong drug. - but tones up the general health, gentlr stimulates the sluggish organs, and at the same time antidotes and filters out of the blood all poisonous acids and A effete matter of every kind ; and whea S. S. S. has restored the blood to its natural condition, tbe painful, feverish joints and the sore and tendet muscles are immediately relieved. Our special book on Rheumatism will be mailed free to thou desiring it. Our physicians will cheerfully answer all letters asking Is be progressive? Are bla meats for special information or advice, for which no charge is made. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA. right up to tbe popular demand? Are PAYS POSITS. INTEREST ON TIME DE- - One mt Bill Ire's Jakes. When RUI Nye one day happened an the mode? sign or Major rood, tbe lecturer manager. In a window of the Everett Honae, In New York, he said to a friend who accompanied him: Here's the man Hint incites the lecturer. lid's go In and ace if we cant induce him to lead a better life. Entering. Nye removed bio bat and ran bla hand over the hairless expanse of liia bead and after staring about for a moment said, "TlUa is Major Pond. believe. Y'es, air. What can I do for youT' answered the major. "I want to get a Job on tbe platform, returned Nye. Ah, yc, said tbe major alowly. "Have yon bad experience 7 Well Ive been before tbe public for a couple of yrnrsL" Tea? May I ask la what been with Barnura capacity 7 Rat concealed la the bottom of a call I not and exhibited my bead as the r In captivity. largest otr!-- i YOUR BUTCHER? bis prices baaed on giving you the beat for the smallest sum possible or does he sell inferior meats that are constantly causing you annoyance? Quality la the keystone of our business. Everything we offer our patrons is the dependable kind of food stuffs pure, full weight, fresh and priced moat attractively. The Oaiy Doable-Trac- k thi Mlssoaii DEPART. Express ....7:10 a. a. Nog Overload Limited tor Omaha, Council Bluffs. Denver, Kansas City sad a aa ast daily No. 4 buffet-sawkl- points-eas-t, Na.$ Padfis Express ftrea Council Bluffs, fltNB i Manicuring, Shampooing Private Treatments by appointment at -- arff - 2:39 p nh Mail 2:40 p. a, & A HENRY, Ticket Ageat, liut No. 101 c. h. oosn; Ry. Oft Bluffs, Kansas City, Dig- oad all points seat, F. end V. A. T. W. OQIUNflL T. P. A. 20 Snath Main Stiret, SBC Lnks Cltjr, Utah. ES Facial Treatment Given. aa, assn J4V reac Japi decL Man ogi that for in I tran the L ly ti torh 2. tha (hui Japi 3. friai ud nOEDANDL WESTWN Tollers La Node, Leaders in No. 6, East TIME CARD IN JULY 27TH, 1903, DEPART nxti.T Atlaatlt MoU all palate 2404 Wash. Cor. 24th St Na i potete Km 8, TIME TABLE ft, DAILY. BaU Uka 7:If a g, a ami all points East Midi Eol 1, CUaago am Bt Leak Mitod , 8:4$ Na 11, Local from Park City. sad Kan Pet Valley 8:10 1 Sh Ne Paaifle Express from all ' 11:80 pdato East Through Sleeping cure to Omaha Chi--o sad 8t Louia New York am Bos-to- a Frs rediaing chair eara A pare feet diaing ear servioa oa all through trains. L A. BENTON, Goa Agt Pigr. Dapt Belt Lake C A. HJWRY. Tkkct Ageat, Ctiy. IX k. GILSON, AgtaL Ogdsa sxt .... la San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Gj, Depot, Third, West and South Temple 8ta Balt Lake City. DEPART. For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield' Odn and Mcrcur, connecting at Nephl for Mantl and intermediate points on Sanpete Valley Ry.... For Garfield Beach, Tooele. Stockton, Mammoth. Eureka and Silver City (via Learning-to- n (Not. Na LINE TIU1 Na Na 1:25a Vlle7 7:15 p.m. Salt Laks and Tintia 10:45 Salt Laks sod inter- - 12 S 8. a wT'TaSWMilford and ..?UI 10 Na I 5:55 p' 8:10a Salt Lake .. 9 Butte and Poa.tello 2:00pm 8 .12:45am . Salt Lake and Tintic 6:55 p,m Bolt Lake and Mil- - 11 Na- 7. or Portland and f,iButt 7:00am Butte.. 7:00am nd PooateUo 5:30 am VsU JiJSTCeh 10:80am Trains south of Juab do not na Sundaya 9 G. H. - (Tty. If so, why don't you go the pleasant way, through the scenery of Colorado, probably the most beautiful in the world, ATCHISON, TOPEKA & Better ee me about yotnr tripe I 1 in the passenger biuiaess twenty years, and I know about travel- - bat J''' Direct mg. ? I have got it systematised, and eaa give yon some help la way that wont occur to yon. Write me a postal card will do. I tickets: '7, Wt sacand south' alLSke CITY 4lnt it iy 1 not mins that In u so f the the he : Pent John had Harr It fo liar quarr and over the SHORT LINE from Denver the Burlington? ect 8mi inqut been on tl Mr ho ho hi Thi Wine te tub-Kf- tfama torni foi tfam cS4HEKllY- - D.tisvrG.T.CT,Salt Imka P of a Dari lags Salt Ijilce and latere P Hi mg 1 3 ext froa to I 8alt Lake and inter- Express Na poe: lug all arrive Na Na oatt tom mediate points Na Going' East depart. M wlal but eqn nstl Butte and Portland.. 11: 63 Montpelier 7 ud lan InC 22, 1903.$ No. 9 Pocatello, Na ) OREGON SHORT aa a. m. Urn- - East Paeifit Mail THE r.ARn, ,2:1$ Atlauth Express all ARRIVE Con XI ,,, Sa IX Skit Lake local Na, 2. Chicago, SL Louis FINE MILLINERY From rrovn, American Fork, Lehl. Juab, Milford, Frisco. Calicntea Sauiklaw la Basks. and Intermediate points la crery lank In New York there la From Provo. Lohl. Fair-fiela' rule ara!nr smoking, and It is doubtMcrcur and Sen-peful if any depositor or visitor ever saw Ry. points. Valley a roil of smoke sifting through thr atnioaplrre In the big counting From Silver City. Mammoth. Eureka. Stockton. houses -- that is. no visitor who la ex Tooele and Garfield cliidrd from the biilliliug promptly Ilach when lhr hn:ik clos,'. But if the curi5:35 p m ous could soneexe tlielr way through ALL TRAINS DAILY. tliore closed portals In the afternoon Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car thoy would bo treated to a very differ Service between Salt toke. Milford. cut siht. Modena and Calientes. Direct stage The rules against smoking in all thi connection for all mining districts in Mg bank of the rity aptdy only dur lng banking Imura. After the doors an closed and locked one can transform City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street Tel. 250. himself into a human volcano with For particulars, call on or address freedom ami be does. And agents. Salt Lake Route, i.r .1 L. "he la legion. New York Tim. MOGUL. COMMERCIAL ACENT W. OILLETT, Gn. Pass. E. The Examiner Business Office. AL I1' 21th Street. Balt Lake City, Utah. flwftkf 7 ' bckMi, msrvatlaas, a4 ful ran fen ofeubwd (ran C. A. Wnlhsr, Gsnsral AtiM, Nat.. - Omaha, Dmrar. Kansas City and ast, daily .. . 3 39 a. ah No 1 Overlaid. limited SL Paul and Minneapolis rn 7:10 pt a, daily ARRIVE. ng North-Weste- 2:40y.a. . Atlantic Express toe Dravor, (hnaha. Council Bluffs, Kansas City and aB .Coapaitaent and drawing -- rooa deeping care, observation cqre, dinand library ing cars, cars, with barber, bath and Book-lov- er Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without chug. Direct connection for Massage. ARRIVE. Effective Nov. 22, 1903. Tbs Mart Laxarisos Train la the World Chicago & For Provo, American Fork, lichl. Juab, Milford. Frirco. Callcnte and Intermediate points &()5 timecard. Overland Limited Books, Stationery and Office Supplies. jt cut-off- Balhriy Mtweoa River aa4 CNcaga. The Ross Book Store. Te arh lairds Coats Blah. There useJ to lie in a afore on Ninth avenue. New Y'ork. a very valuable ca nary whose owner aud teacher, tbs wife of the German proprietor, refused an offer of $500 for it Sometime an one entered tbe place there came from a corner In the rear a liquid peal of music so sweet and high and clear that It aoundiHl like a piccolo without the uietu!ic slirlllnen of that Instrument. In a siiiall wicker cage a black anil yellow canary waltsed round and round, never quirt, and aa It danced It sang the air of Lauterbacb from beginning to rml without a false quantity, without missing nr changing a note. 'When the solo was finished tbe hint whisked tip to Its perch, trilled an Improvisation unit then began the melody again. Iwaking off In the middle, warbling a li'tle In self willed fashion and then finishing tbe air. It was a beautiful and unique performance. Philadelphia Ledger. I WHO' mt she Cat. Cats, large and small make the most careful toilet of any class of animals, excepting some of the opossums. The lions and tigers wash tbe m selves in exactly the eame manner as the cal wetting the dark. mbberUke ball of tbe fore foot and inner toe and passing it over the face and behind tbe ears. The foot la tbna at the same time a face sponge and brush, and the rough tongue comlsi the rest of the body. 8. j-- FOREIGN Bella NOT A SKIN DISEASE. President Horace E. Ieery Ralph E. Hoag A. E. Weatherby 3. 2. DEPOSITORY. Twe Taira ( Trailed Tarkrra. Tlw Abbe Morclct was accustomed to say: "There needs be two to eat t truffled turkey. I never do otherwise. WHOLESALE BUTCHER RETAIL. I have oue today. Wo will be two ABBATTOIR. the turkey and myself. Foot 37th Street 2451 Wash Ave. of The archbishop of Banxal was an other truffled turkey lover. His grand vicar had lost a turkey to him on a TEAMSTERS 2.ST0CKMEN bet and delayed pitying up because, J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. care as bo alleged, truffles were bad that rlea a full line of Gloves, Blankets, year. Whips, Tents and Wagon Covers. Hah! Ruhr said the archbishop. Mfra. of High Grade Harness and We will chance the truffles. This Is s Stock Saddles. false report that has been circulated Phont 614x. 1279 Washington Ava. The Pleasures of by tbe turkeys. the Table by G. II. Ellwanger. 9 1-- 8. 1-- 2. STATES John E. Dooly i-- 8-- Chicago, Jsn. 6. Cattle receipts steady to easy: good to fcteers 5.1065.75: poor to mediumprithe 64.90; stockers aud feeders 2.0U&4 25' cows 2.UUh4.VO; heifers IlVlfiMkv runners 2 uOft 2.40; bulls 2.;.ufH 3;): Caterpillars. resemblance to a small snake. The first three segments behind the bead were dilatable at tbe will of tbe Insert and bnd on each sMe a large black populated spot, which resembled tbe eye of tbe snuke. It waa a poUouous or vl prrine siierles mimicked and not an innocuous snake. Tills was proved by the imitation of keeled scales on tbe crown, wbh-- waa produced by tbs rrv rnmhent feet as tbe caterpillar' threw itself backward. I carried off tbe caterpillar and alarmed every one in the village where I was then living to whom I showed it Records of a Naturalist lu the Amnson. OPEN BOARD. Con. hlercur, 100 at 61 500 at 60. 8b area sold 600. e, 100 at 3.80; 100 at 3.76a 30; 50 at 3.75; 100 at 3.50, a 10. Shares Rmall Hopes, 22. IjcadvtUe C 1.25, 100 Daly-Wes- t. CALL PEOPLE WHO APPEAR OLD. 70L ! A very large caterpillar stretched itself from the foliage of a tree whlrli I waa examining and startled me by Its sold 3.50. Tetro, , 1.0Q at Shares sold 2,100. Ravage. $2. Con. Cal. ft V.1.60. Iron Silver. law relating to contempt of court la Ireland and waa soon afterward sentenced to three mouths Imprisonment for that offense. Mr. Mcllngh'a bill was sent tc bim In proof form while he was under going his sentence and revised in Kil mainbam Jail Two convicts were executed at the Ichlgaya prison In Japan, aud one of them as ho asceuded the guillotine remarked that ho had built it himself while serving a sentence for larceny two years before. A few years ago a story cams from a town in Htafford&blre, England, of a man who took his dog to the river to drown It in order to save the expenae of a lleenre, but slipped and waa drowned himself, nhllo the dog turned home. - Daly-Judg- Ontario 07. Ophir 6.00. Phoenix 10. Post oat. 23. iruLin. some strange irouiiw. Mr. McHugh, an Irish member of par liamenL some years ago brought for ward a bill for the amendment of tbe , New York. un- Fate at times works ge 6 Cattle Receipt Jan. 2.5HO. Steady; native steers $3,256 5.25; cows and lielfcra $2.75 6 3.85; can nor $1.9062.40; Stockers and feeders $2,504(4.00; calves $3.0065,-25- : bulls $2.0064.00. Hogs Receipts lo.ooo; market 10c lower; heavy $4.6064.70; mixed $4., 656 4.60; light $4 406 4.G0; pigs $3.75 64.80; hulk of sales $4.556 4.60. Sheep Receipts 7,noo. Weak to 10e lower; western yearlings $3,856 4.60: wethers $3.4063.85; ewes $2.75 63.60; common and stockeri $2,256 3.55; lambs $4.7565.75. 6-- 8. I.U. st Omaha, 7-- Europe via all lines. Highest price paid for used tickets, mileage, etc. 2. OMAHA. 8. Special rates to and from 90 UNITED OGDEN, UTAH. Only member of the American Ticket Brokers' Aasn.la Ogden, which means to the traveling public low rates and perfect safety. 4. 8. SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Timothy 12.95, Clover $11.25. Barley 356 58. New York, Jan. 4. The severe pressure developed today after Loudon had ceased trading for the day, although that market was a fresh seller duriug the trading hours, and the action of Russian and British government bonds in London and I'aria was , accepted as corroboratory of the fears of war. It was worthy of remark that United Slates Steel preferred was not amongst the weaker rusks, although the troubles of the steel eorio ration were (supposed the raure for murh of the days weakness. The extreme in steel preferred was 1 k and its lief lot-- was 1 The stock showed Rood power of resistance to the early general depression after the first downward p'snge. Opinion varied as to wfaetbea the buying of the stork was for purposes of support or for purisstes of amimtilatioa on the ground that the poor showing in yesterday's statenieuf represented the low level of the depression with prospect of improvement from this time onward. The common stock was without many friends and drifted downward to a new low record ' The recent active speculaat 9 tion continued In Amalgamated Copper and it made temporary show . of strength but yielded In the late general trade with a sharp rebound at the last covering. Failure of the easing money market to attract any outside demand for wither stocks or bonds has had much effect on simulative sentiment as the Far Kmstern news and leaved the holdings of buyers of last month, who hoiws for a January rise; in condition vulnerable to bear market. The market closed unsteady at a ral United States bonds were unchanged a raff. 48; 53. Flax-- 11. 12,115,000. May 47 3-Kept. 46 7-- 5-- 9. Ronds were quite active and easy, . 6-- July 47 Oats Jan. 20 : May 39 July 20 Sept 52 Fork Jsn. 113.32 May 13.07 Lard Jan. 80 87 May 87.12 Ribs Jan. 6.52 12; May $6.82 United States Steel Stocks Were the Features in Trading, Common Sinking to Total sales, par value, 80 45 Sept, Jan. Corn July OFFICE B. ENGLEHART, MANAGER. 102 25th Sl, Healy House. Phone 161Z. 4. 1-- Utah National Bank. 4. 2. lsts. 1.14 Deb. B. 61 Close: May 88 6. Jsn. M; Wheat UTAH, TIU'HKPAY MOHXIXG, JAXUA11Y, 7,1901. 3-- 8. 8. AND PROVISIONS. GRAIN OGDEN, Lias from Utah to st JpPh. Chicago, SL El rsso am the Mining Cufl of New Mexico THREE I SAKU fi Fa Route. am Arizona TRAINS uitlYSSrS torne; ment two q Penni rxploi lng c lease: ore. AI DAILY tamca summer apply te C F. WARREN, Gent Agent. 411 D Balt Uka City, Utah. Rtlgn Wai Puurti imrtm 'onim t it |