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Show OGDESrTAII, FHIDAY yORKINO EXAMINES, WALL-STREET Utah National Bank Cora, Ka .. Sept Dee . . , . . , UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. May Outs, No. Sept . . . . . Dec . . , . . May a a -- OF THE DOMESTIC and Belle FOREIGN of Price Cute In Steel Trade Brought Preeeure Good Tone Evident With Rumor g Road. ue-air- Inter-borou- abarp-daallng- I , 180 v 7 I 13.22Vj , 674l 6.95 971 7.82', 6 I.U'.'i 7 05 7.07)4 7 35 7 44 6 90 7.47)4 7.50 4.90 ft.. 7.58 hfj eon-tra- 7-- 8 2 8. mm ..Ml .... mm S .... ...... 3-- 3-- ...... 3 8 7-- 2 mm mm 4 .............. ...... ...... 1-- 7-- 8 4 ...... ............ 1-- 2 3-- 3-- 3-- 8 7-- 5-- .............. 4 5-- 5-3-- ........ 2 8-- 6c. NEW YORK BONDS. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. on call. MonNam York, August per cent. ey on call assy; 1 Tint leans steady: sixty days and 4 per cent. ninety days IL-Cl- om: 21 22 Prime mefraitlll renL 413 per 4 pap Sterling eaeJinnge firm; bankers hill 4.8194.8606 for demand and nt 4.8636 4.1640 for nlxty day Mila; posted eaten I and 4.88 Commercial 4M! bills 4.36 Par ailvsr 6T Meileaa dollars 461-S- . 3. 8. IltONAND STEEL CONIHTION8. U. A refunding Is,registered. .164 104 IT. A refunding 2s. coupon .165 U. 8. 3s, registered . . . . . IT. B. 3a. coupon ..105 151 U. A new 4s, registered U. 8. new 4n, coupon mm. 181 104 U. A old 4a. regiriered 104 U. A old 4a, coupon... 102 Atchison general 4s 8-- KANSAS CITY STOCK. -- Kansaa City, August 18. Cattle 1,400. rang: native steers 1.76 8. 85; saliva cows and hatters 1.6Q4.86: Worker and feeders 3.M&4.S0; bulls 2.6Hri MI; calves 2.08b0; w cetera steers I.6605.M; western rows 1.76 3.68 MOOS T.88 Strong: balk 6.MS.2D; heavy 4.9005.15; packers S.0d5.25; pigs and holds 6.86 30. SHEEP I,0u0. Steady: muttons lambs 4.NI05.K5; rang 3.3804.60; wetkar S.2304.M; ewea 2.6008.66 4 2-- 4 ...... 4 7-- are-sellin- , WHEATS JT'MPS UP. Omaha, August 18Crtle tfOB. Steady: native steers S.V06.IB; rows and hot fen 3.7503.80; wee tern steers 1.06 4.46; range rows and heifers 1.00 1.18; ranaera 1 .2502.710; etockera and feeders 2JO0I.88; cnlvro 2.50 1.80; bulls 2.8892.50. HOGS 6,400. About steady; heavy 4 804 85; mixed 4.8004.95; light 5.88 5.18;' 01 gs 4 5405.80; bulk 4.90 6.05 SHEEP 1604 Market unchanged 8.600. Chtcagn, August Steady tn !4c higher; good to prime sierra 6.2501.25; mor to medium 3.65 5J8; slockem and feeders 2 00 4.88; rows 2.0094.50; heifers 3.35 5.00; oamers 1.2502.50; bulla 2.80 4.00; reives 2.54 6.06. 18.--C- attle Market ft) 15c lower; mied and hiitchera 5.2005.40; good to choice heavy 5.300 6.40; rough heavy 4. 75 1.18; light 6.0606.35; bulk 5.2506.35. SHEEP 15.000. Steady; choice wether 3.50 4.40; May Cbrn 54 Ag. Dec. 53 Oat Augaat 34 1 14; May 37 Pork 8ept. Jan. 13.22 Lard 1-- 64 8; Sept. 3-- 3401-f)- ; 3-- ttel. 11.77 11X3 8epL 6.95; Oct. 7.02 7.00. Ribs Sept. 7.47 6.94. 1X4. 2 Flea Timothy Ryo 1.09 6; Sept. 3-- Dee. 35 6X7 1 2.94. 12; Oct 12; Dec. 7.50; Jan . 72. Clover Bariev 1-- 5-- 8 8-- 1. Vnloa Pacific coot. 4a If. A Steel 2nd 5a.... ......... YVabaah lata ....... . 104 78 .11. B Lake Erie 4a Wisconsin Central 4 Colorado F. A 1. ...... A ........ LAKE SALT MINING 61 31 59 72 37053. CHICAGO FUTURES. Chicago. August 18. A nerrouf Wheat. Nc. 3 crowd of interested speculator waited Sept., old !1 lit II . 475,11. 0 the tap of the opening bell today Sept., new 1.09 '1.46 VI. I1 on the board of trade, aa eager to Dec ...l.09il.06' , 1.47 3 4 2t. Articles. 3-- 4 1- -2 1-- 8 4 M 1- -3 1- -4 8 5-- 6 3-- Chicago, Aug. IA A library of 1.700 volume on matrimonial Institutions" has been donated to the University of Prof. Ora. Elliott Howard, Chicago. lecturer of the University and formerly a professor of History at the Lelanfl Stanford, Jr, University ia the donor. This library is said to be the hugest in the world on the subjects of marriage, divorce and the family. STILL A DEADLOCK. St. Joseph. Mo., August IA rondiiBion of the 785th ballot k. 4; for con- gressman, without change, tha fourth district, Democratic convention which has been in deadlock since July 26, took a recess. Cochran, Wilson and Broker are still the only, names before the convention. THINK THEY WERE KIDNAPPED Mystery Surrounding Disappearance of Three Children Near Chicago. Chicago. August L. Three children of Charles Hsuser, a contractor, of Oak Park, have disappeared and aearrb by police and private detectives has failed to give a clew to their where- about. The children are Emma, 13 year old; Emil, 8 years old and Ernest 6. Tha children disappeared last Tuesday. All three were with their stepmother on the second floor of the residence. Mrs Hauser, desiring an article from the first floor, sent Emil to fetch 1- -2 fol- Clos. 1 4. Allen Transfer Company. OGDEN Coatl noons quotations oh New York Slocks and Chicago Grain. We bay sad sell stocks and grain oh margin or for cash. Our prirats rooms an able our customers to com la tad transact, business with tha secrecy. Write for our Book of Information ("System of Speculation), frao upon application. 2483 Washington. 3SE "Tl ALL EIGHTH GRADUATES g TIME CARD. will receive 50 per cent oa all pictures taken within the next 30 days at STUDIO, 278 25th sieJj I cars1 vs Effective June 18, DEPART: 1904, Na and Express... Na 3 Overland Limited for Mail $:20 4. Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and east dally 2:50 Na 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all 7:20 Mv points east, daily ARRIVE. da I Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha. Denver, Kansaa City and $; $g a.m, rsst, dally .... Na 1. Overland Limited from Connell Omaha, Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all pointa east, dally ... i.... 1:48 p,m, Omaha, ih ALBERT F. RICHEY, UNDERTAKER - 'Phone 150. Na 2372 Washington Ave. 101 Fast Mall . 3:50 C. A. HENRY, aa. Ticket Agent A. & MOSELEY, Tray. Pass Agent Ogden. Utah. o o o THE 8L Louis, Worlds Fair Grounds, The work of naming and Hating the members for the interna tlonal Jury of Awards for the World's Fair will be completed this week. More than two hundred names of Jur ore, who will comprise the majority of foreign jurors were approved by the national committee. The number of Jurors accredited to each country making exhibits and which have been approved according to the rules and regulations govern hig the selection of Jurors, which specifies that one juror may be select ed for each fifty exhibits, are as fol Iowa: Venezuela, 3; Sweden. 6; Siam, 9; Mexico, 14; Italy, 14; Hungary. 3 Great Britain, 14; France, 100; Egypt 1; Cuba, 7; China, 6; Ceylon, 4; Bel glum 24; Austria 14. The selection of Jurors for the domestic exhibits, as well as the remain ing number of Jurors for the foreign countries not yet named, will be an Bounced within the next few days. The work of Judging the exhibits will begin on September 1 and con tinue to September 20. A large num her of the Jurors will arrive In St. Louis next week. Among the Jurors already selected are the following: Slam. Clement Weaver, Philadelphia. Hon. D. EL Moore, assistant commte aioner of patents, Washington. Great Britain, Cyril Davenport, Craig Annan. General Jaa. Water house, H. J. Helm, Walter F. Reid F. Vernon Harcourt, Gilbert R. Red grave, F. Litchfield, J. O. Nicholson, A. Blackbome, Dr. Chas. V. Dry stairs. the last Mrs. Hanser saw of them. Mrs. Hauser said that soon after the children had gone down atalrs aha heard a shrill and peculiar whistle coming apparently from the back yard. The police have learned that the children, when going borne from school Monday night, had been pursued for a block and a half by a roughly dressed min. Soon after the three had returned, a woman, apparently a beggar, aked permission to rest at the Muiser house. 8he seemed to be a gypsy, and when denied permission she left, ranting. Neighbors soon afterwards saw bar peering In at ths windows That-wa- s BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS 42 Pieco Dinner Set Only $3.98 Q "Live and 1st Liva" Is our motto. We do net promise to sell you something for nothing. Our Meats are frealv Wa endeavor to please everythe body who patronize .UCCE86 MARKET. n o o 1 LEADER, no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed wKh It Ask your GROCER for It Na 1 bacon .15 Phone orders given apselal attention. O & BURGI o o Phone 227 Y, SHORT Li NS 1IH1 CARD. . The LILLIE BRAND LARD net made by a TRUST "OUR FRONK THE OREGON 3 ..... 1,000 MEN To unload schooners at tha Salt Lake Beer halL It la the place to get the longest an! tallest, tha biggest and coldest schooner of beer In town for five cento. Choicest whiskies brandies and wins and all kind, of soft drinks. Finest line of cigars In town. Call In everybody aa you pass by and sample our in am. pm am. am, P.ta. p.ta. Na 4 .................... 8.10 Na Salt Lake Butte and 1:30 pm. 1 No. 8 ARRIVE: aa Pocatello ...... .... ......18.45 aa Express 11 ScltLeko and Tintle 6:65 pm. Na 1. Balt Lake and Mil ... .......... ,11-2- UaSL ford Na 8 Salt Lake and inter 8:00 am mediate points Na 8 Portland and Bette.. 7:00 aa Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:00 p a. 10:30 am. No. 13 Cache Valley Trains south of Juab do not nu Sundays. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent Na WANTED W, .(June 18. 1904J 1 DEPART: Na 7 Butte and Portland. .12: Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 and Butt 7:15 Na 11 Cache Valley Na 12 SnltLake andTIntle 10:45 Na 8 Salt Lake and Inter7:21 mediate pointa No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo; Milford and all points 2:311 . south Na 19 Salt Lake and Inter6:30 mediate points ..... 0 . A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Pasa Agent a E. BURLEY, Ogden, Utah, O. P. A T. A.. Salt Lake City. goods. Corner 25th and Llaroln avenne D. catls w. Proprietor. Cheap Rates to St Louis and other Eastern point, via TIMETABLE San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake RR Co. Depot, Third, West and South Temple Sto, Balt Lake Cit& BEPART. For Provo, LehL Fairfield aud Merear, connecting at Nephl for Mantl and intermediate pointa on Ban pot Valley By. For Garfield Beach, Tot ala Stockton, Mammoth, Eareka ana 615 ver City (via Learn law ton eut-off- J aa For Provo, Americas Fork, Lebl, Just;, MU. ford, Frisoo, Callentea aad Intermediate pointa ARRIVE. From Prova American Fork, LehL Juab. Milford, Frieea Callentes and Intermediate points Provo, LehL Fal flald. Merrur aad Sen- pete Valley Ry. pointa. From Silver CUy, moth. Eoraka, Stockton. 3 Trains DailyWrit 3 Wo can save you money. F. WARREN, General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Bloch Sett Lobe City. a &00am' Q5 q qj E. 0. W. TIME CARD IN JUNE 8TH. 1301 DEPART DAILY. EFfW Na - r" of of 164 yearm He had used tobacco since ho was 12 years i id. AT Ticket Offlea TaL 'Phone, 147 Z.. 2478 2fll Mam 258. Street Boston. Free reclining & A. HEXRT, Ticket cnlr dining car, terries For particular, call on or addraaa perfect train. through Lake Balt JL Routa or agents. L L A. BENTON, Gea AgL rgr. W Dl strict MOORE, Passenger Agent Salt Lake 0 Wash, avenue, j E Vf. GILLETT, Gen. PlSL Aj 0, B. GILSON. Agent Wheelwright Bros. :'4 ft AVE. ' IS. Isaac Mien HI., te dead at the age Don't git out o'pattence wlf de man dal thiuka be know It all." said UnDe chances are dot he's cle Kben. gwine to git all d lesson he needs when he stahts in takin' his own tip; Washington Star. 2368 WASHINGTON 6 Atlantic Mail all pout East. . Lao 935 g jq Na 12, Salt LaM local Um--. am Na 2. Chicago, SL Loula ited. . "Vi "... Express MC D m Na 4, Atlantic . point East. . ARRIVE DAILY. Na I. Pacific MalL emit Lk 'tele aad Qarfleld and all point East...... Beach 535 P m Na 1, Chicago and SL ALL TRAINS DAILY. . limited Dally Pullman Buffet Slopping Car Na U, Local from Park City Service between Salt Lake, Milford. and San Pete Valley Modena aad Callentea. Direct stag Na 3, Pacific Express from12:5 a connections for all ufolng aiwrtcts In all points East, to 0m5a southern Utah and Ilerada. Through 8 lee pin cars Chicago, Aug. Noponxct, o o SUCCESS MARKET Aug. 18. IL Ye'll go, too." cried the sisler end 14 little brother, and the trio ran down asked 1.60. Carim, asked A Century, bid 30. Con. Merrur. bid 30: asked 34. Craole. asked 30. Daly, bid 2.15; asked 2.47. bid R!.2.: asked 12.57. Duty Judga Md 4.60: asked 4.77. Eagle and Blue Bell, bid 56. Grand Central, bid 2.67; asked 3 50. Horn sMIrer, lild. 1.00: asked 1.6U. L. Mammoth, asked 20. Mammrwb, bid 10; asked 1.72. May Day, bid 11-asked 13 3. Hirilkin-Bec- At the 3-- Msrslng Call Furmroad by Ogden Brokerage Ca, 370 25th St 'Phene II Ogden, Utah. Alice, Md 12 Ajes. hid 3: asked 4. Ben Butler, bid 10: asked 10 Arrangements for Making Awards Have Basn Completed This Week. 12 STOCKS. High. Low. 59 JUDGING EXHIBITS Potoei 17 Sng Belcher 7 Union Con. ST Yellow Jacket 22 1- -2 38 Phone 22. Daly-Wea- 8 3 4 7 8 Remember Always Daly-Judg- 1- -2 lows: Daly-Wes- 81.75. 5-- At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry 421 25th St CC. CUMMINGS COMMISSION BROKERS. .... 1- -8 Missouri, JCaoeaa A Tens 4a.. .100 Missouri,. Kanaaa A Texas 2nd. 73 Nat. R. R. of Mexico con. 4s... 75 . 89 New York Central gen. 8 New Jersey Central gea. Be.... 133 105 Northern Pacific 4a 74 Northern Pariflc 3a Norfolk A Western con. 4s.... 101 Oregon Short Mne to A Partic.. 15 98 Penn. conv. 2 99 Reading General 4a 8t. Louis A Iron ML eon. 5a. ..118 St. Louis A Ran Fran. fg. 4s... $4 36 Rt. I,nula S went era lees 73 Seaboard Air Line 4a 94 Southern Pacific 4a 11T Rnuthern Railway 3a 113 Tessa and Pad fir 1st Toleda 8L L A Western 4s.... 73 195 Unlun Pacific 4a The leading futures ranged as CTilrago. August 18. Clone; Wheat Rept. 1.00 12: old 1.08; Dec. 1.6T 106 5-- Wabash Deb. ClOSK. PRODUCTS Orandw 4a 4 16 8 Erie prior lica 4a 85 Brie Qeeeral 4a. Ft. Worth A Denver City 1st. ..195 2 188 Hocking Valley 4 I w lev Ida A Naab. Unified 4a..ll 12 105 Manhattan mn. gold 4a 61 Mexican Central 4s 14 Mexican Central 1st Inc 96 Minn. A 8L Leu la 4 to Wheeling to good fair rhoire mixed 2.364.06; western sheep 3.544.60; ratlve lambs 4.50 western lambs 3.5003.90. CHICAGO 3-- ........... CHICAGO CATTLE. 15.000. 1-- 4 2 OMAHA STOCK. IIOGS 3-- 8 DAVID L GALLAGHER. 822 26th wtraeL cent , LIBRARY DONATED. 1-- 8 o i SUBWAY 4 1-- Bu Manufacturers of Trungs and Leather Gooda. Repairing at naaoi able prices, oh abort notloa. Call and na and we can save yon 26 par TESTS IN 4 1- -2 Always on Time TRUNK FACTORY. GALLACHER 7-- .. 2-- 4 2-- A lf 8lerra Nevada Utah Con. 10 4 1-- 2-- 1-- 2 University of California. Aug. IS. new proceua for treating rebellious ore and extracting their gold and sil. ver has been discovered by M. an aaaiaiaai in the cheuustry 2173. United Rtatea Mining, bid 21.25; nak- department of the University of California. Should this process prove a ed 22.25. commercial and practical success it Utah, bid 40; naked 50. asked Victor G. A 8. M., bid means a saving of milloos to the minY ankee, bid 35; asked 37. ing industry. Mr. Vagouny rays his process will be especially valuable In SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. the exploitation of silver mines. Like cyanidtng," said Mr. Va TODAYS QUOTATIONS, gouny, this is essentially a wet process. A stork notation is made up ns ales follows: The closing quotations and Borne two thlrds per rent were posted aa follows: ertie clnrlde of commerce, about twen ty per cent, common salt and one-haper cent hydrochloric arid; second, the Alice .. solution Is made to pass through elec.. .. .. A4x trolytic cells with carbon electrodes, Bullion Beck .. . where tt ia charged with chlorine unCarlas der the influence of the current; thiyd, Con. Merrur .. ,. the solution ia continuously led over Creole .. .. Into ore vats containing crashed ore, Daly .. .. and there It ia given a chance to art Daly Judge .. upon the anlpherated silver and gold, Daly-We- at dissolve the latter and thus remove and B. Bell the valuable! from the mass of ore by Grand Central simple leaching or filtration. Horn Silver . Fourth, this rich solution la now Mammoth made to flow through electrolytic vats May Day .. again, where not only are the silver Mammoth and gold readily obtained In the meOntario .. tallic condition on the cathodes but the Petro solution itself la node to become R. Homes! aka richer." Sacramento Stiver King Silver Shield .. .. Star Con Sunshine Utah ,, ,. .. ., Unde Ram Con .. Electric Trains Are Run From New U. A Mining Co .. York to Harlem. Victoria Boston Con New York. August 18. For the purButler Liberal.. ., pose of establishing a test, power has Century .. .. s. been turned on In the Rapid Transit New York subway and electric trains were run Anaconda over the line from downtown stations Teiro to Harlem. The long predicted trip from Victor Con the city hall to Harlem in fifteen l'ankee .. minutes was accomplished. Most of the Beck Tunnel trains crept slowly past the stations, Goldfield Bon but were speeded beyond 116th street. TONOPAH STOCKS. The climax of test was made by a picked crew with four can run at high Tonopah Extension 2.30 speed over the entire routa Some of the turns were made at a dixxy gait, MORNING SALES. precautions having been taken to have the track clear for the one great tt-Call: Regular effort of the nlghL The experiment 100 at 2)4. Ajax, was a complete succeaa, and Harlem 200 at 4.70; 50 at 4.63. waa reached well within the time alt, 15 at 12.60; 5 at 12.55; lowance of fifteen minutes. To those 135 at 12.50; 10 at 12.53)4. on the train tha stations appeared Star Con., 1,000 at 13)4. and melted away as in n picture. So Uncle Ram, 400 at 22',-,- ; 1,500 at 22; quietly did tha can move at highest 500 at speed that only the watchmen heard New York, 200 at 5; 1.200 at 5)4; 500 their passage. The greatest secrecy waa maintained Victor, 4.400 at $4. by the officiate of the road. Men nt the station were Instructed to allow 8AN FRANCISCO MINING 8TOCKA no one without a special permit to get below the level of the street One The official closing quotations for of the objects of the experiment was mining stocks today were as follows: to familiarise the men at the control Alta 10 Andes 22 lera with the twists and turns of the Belcher 22 Best A Belcher 85 road. Thera are many signals to learn Bullion 26 Caledonia 50 and tha motormen were confronted Challenge Con. 21 Chollar 16 with problems conceived by the superConfidence 72 Cra. Cals. A Va. Ilf intendent to had them and teach them Con. Imperial 1 t Crown Point II to avoid collisions. Kxeehtier 64 Gould A Currie 22 Hale A Norrroaa 65Jntlre 10 Kentnck Con. 1 Meriran 90 Occidental Con. 80 Ophir 250 Overman 11 Savage 22 88 Atchison adjustment 4a 100 8 Atlantic Onad Une 4s ....198 Baltimore A Ohtn 4s 94 Baltimore A Ohio I Central of Georgia 6a ...Ill Central of Georgia 1st Ine to a 83 Chesapeaka A Ohio 4'l-2s- . ...... 107 93 12 Chicago A Alton 3 2 Chicago. B..A Quincy new 4a.. 37 Chicago, M. A St Paul gen. 4. 109 ChlcagoA Northwestern con. 7sl28 Chicago, R. I. A Pacific 4a.... 73 OMoagou'R. ,L,A Pacific n4. Ss. 84 14 C. C. C. A 8L Louie gen. 4s. ...101 74 Chicago Terminal 4a 45 4 Consolidated Tobaoco 4s 14 Colorado A Southern 4a Denvar-AtRi- Many Mean a Saving of Millions to tha Mining Industry. dale, Francis E. Cuming, H. J. Elwea, tnif. H. llauermac. China Wong Kat Kah. Francis A. Carl, Dl Percrtoir. Emil FiaHcher, Prof. J. A Collina. John Ford. Austria Edwin Gilbert Cooley. Sue perintendent of School,' Chicago; Adolph Krause. Chicago. France M. Cordier, Jacques Bider-maElie Weill. Duke De Bernonvtlle, Jacques Holzschurch. (tea Kellner, Maliille; August Arhille Pecsrd. ,M. Jules YVeix, Jean de Perce, .'hatenay. ' Paul Slants. WORK OF S-- York, Augm II Considering the fact that the Gentlemen's Agree--'long pnermsttt tmtbe. steel trade-ha- s tm shadow value." says the Iron Aga Iho effect upoq sentiment of recent ocenrrenrea has been rather surprising. "Certain demands have been made Irfapoa the Republic company. In connec-- 1 ,tlon with the conversion contract and havehsan flatty refused and there thea matter rests. So far aa the groat mam of the tonnage of finished steel is concerned the mltuaihm Is not at all changed whether at $23 or $11. The TMlIeta pereat companies which mak finished jprodacts going back to tke ora are not tnfferted nt all. The large cnaettmers. df steel either have their conversion, ycontrarta. or their sliding scale contract passed on pig iron which lias declined from natural causes. Under rihese sliding scale contracts they have-dheegetting their steel at dose to $1$ I for some time past. It Is only a limited number of nmall outside forges end ifrdRIng mills who have keen held an der the agreement and with a wide open market for steel they will simple be placed In a somewhat heller position to fight for a modest share of the - finished lines. In a market like the present this may hava some Influence. Foremost among these are the Beam assortatlen. It Is reported that the etrurtural pool has Invited a large In-- I tcrest to enter and thla Invitation bar declined on the ground that the agreements were not being kept It seems probable that the position of i the markrta in this branch will he tested by the results of the ' thoroughly bids on the large amount of work for the South Ride Elevated company of Chicago, which will probably be known this week. The outlook tor the maintenance of price an structural material Is not regarded as particularly promising. There Is general uneasiness, too. in the plate pool Reports are current that ateel rail makers will probably take np the matter of 1906 price early during Reptemlier. In the meantime ffce selling prices of light rails are showing a further decline, and wtlht little business Is doing Is being rough t for until a time as low as 918.50 and $1$ at the mill la being accepted. Ths stmt hern labor situation Is expected to come to a head at an early date. There may lie some trouble, but It Is believed that It will he long before the district Is aaia producing at a normal rate. In the meantime the Northern , Furnaces are taking the greater part of what burin Is coming up on the 1asii of $11.59 for number 2 foundry at furnace. Mew PROCESS . 3--4; ' - Ontario, bid 3.50. Petro, Md 51-2Ana., bid 1; asked 3. Rorco II.. asked 50. Sacramento, bid 10 7 8; asked 111-Silver King, bid 44.00; asked Silver Shield, bid 1 star Con., bid 13; asked II Sunshine, naked I. Teiro, bid 3UI-Uncle Ram Con., bid 21 naked NEW ORE 2. .05 7.06 100 Short Riba, Sept 111.829 j jll.MVillS llw- .- sell wheat a o the previous day Oct 6.M I he price auf Jan they had hern to liny. moment of opfared a decline at the Cash quotations were as follows: about enings ranged from on cent to Flour, fire. prices three cents a bushel, No. 2 spring wheat I.651. 10; Na 3 had a MiiUnjrbounf and May wheat, No. 2 red 1U: No. 2 corn 1.661.08 J which aaa sold down to 21 2 No. The yellow 56 4: Na 2 oat 644; the start, pimped up egaln to Ml2 white 2 Na 44 white No. 84; ftM; reason for the change In sentiment ns 3546 MV Na 2 rye 74; good feeding among the traders over night, the barley 360411; fair to choir malting1 shown In the early trading waa fore-ctkl 45648: Na 1 flux need 1168k; Na bureau's weather the failure of narfkwfsrtrn 1.24; primotiinothy Uie In nnng frosl of pnwtiMe 2.8fl; mea pork per bhl. 11.800 11.85; wheat country to come true. per 180 Iba. 6.3082V: abort How ujaenc ta the interest taken abort 50; liie rllia all of tloo), 7.8780 In the groin markri by people whiskey 8.00025; (litre clear (tinted) fact the srrtuina may lie Judged from rt hoiiae basis of high wines 1.28; clover, that one Chicago ttimaiirtton 18.0IHI,-M$11.5011.75. grade bought and sold for ennuimem bushel of tli various kinds of AND SHIPMENTS. RECEIPTS large house grain veeterday an.! othermillion each. lea to sold from eight Ship- erDunns the aftcraooa wheat waa a. menu. Articles Receipt Ml at one time at selling ratic and 18.300 16,700 Flour, bhla for September, but declined near the 80.600 147,000 bu WbeaL or cent n within cloer to 1 M 5 S. or 32,400 388,400 bu , me low point fur the day. Lnat price . Corn, bu ... 303.356 2U..SO0 down from yester-nay- Rye, wero 1 1 J to 1 2,000 8.000 Rye, bu 11,000 8,600 Barley, bu On the produce exchange today, tha butler market waa firm; creamery 13 WHEAT MOVEMENTS. 17)4: dairy 13015; egga easy 13 New York. August IE There wa 16',; cheese steady 7148- inml shifting around of the position CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW In wheat iislny on n movement of thro YORK STOCKS. cents a bushel, carrying September 36 Dec. HIM nd May Colo. Fuel A Iron down to 1M 55 5S to 110 3--4 In the local market, and many Copper , I mm turn81 Atrhlwm, common.. .. big holder took their profile end 38 1 ed thetr load over to n fresh set of Atrhlson, preferred 63 bulls, who stood ready on Junt such a Sroolter, cov.nion.a.. 107 Rraelter, preferred break, to assume the burden. $5 RallJmore A Ohio The reeuH was an equally rapid re54 3 8 ., covery. but laier the market again Brooklyn. break that carried Canadian Pacific 127 yield!- to a midday hack again to within Metropolitan Traction.. 123 active- position 37 8 a rent of their low price. ChoaapeakB A Ohio.. .. 24 4 Rio Grande, common 74 CASH WHEAT. Rio Grande, preferred ...196 Consolidated Gaa Chicago, August 18. Cash wheat: Peoples Gaa. .. ............101 No. 27 12 $ red M3 108. No. 2 red 107CP11O; mm Erl., No. 3 hard 1020106: No. I hard 100 Illinois Central.. .. .........136 2 S 2 108; No. 1 northern 11511S; No. Manhattan.. ............154 44 2 northern IMtfllS; No. Ssprlng 100 Kansas A Texas., ., .. 121 188. Louisville A Nashville 95 .. Missouri Pacific., LEAD. 121 New York Central 65 Norfolk A Western.. New York, August 11c Lend quiet, Ontario A Western.. ,, 24 14 12 4.1604.26; copper etredy, 123 Pennsylvania Railway 56 8 Reading.. .. .. NO EXCITEMENT. 24 Rock Island, common 56 Southern Iarifle, common London, August 18. The condition Southern Railway, oommon 27 of the American markets mused little Southern Railway, preferred.. 93 effect on the Produce Exchange her. St. .. ..........151 148 Paul..,. No excitement prevails. .131 Sugar,. .. i, ., 28 1 exaa. , . . , .. WOOL 44 Teun, Coal A Iron. . .. 99 8 Pacific, common St. lawls, August IS Wool sternly: Union common 13 8 Steel, territory and we era mediums 22 89 . . . .. Steel, preferred. 23c; fins mediums ld16o; fins IB Wabash, preferred. . . .. ...... 38 8 1 I- 2.30-Ne- naked 5. 1-- 11.77',;. 67s'll .67, .66 s -- i DE- 2; 'AUOTSTIS, 1901. 8-- 8. cr The Work New Turk. Auput I demarket had t romper with ai:d. pression today aa it bad yeoirrday the although It made headway easiestlater drpreaaloii, the recovery andnothe strength were by a men whichdertetv neeoi-eaa ynaterday. The factors to mak for reartloe were mot aa iumh is evidence either aa they aero la the movement which coofideatly ignored them. The actum of the grain market today a a considerably leea aa alarming from the view point of owner of aoruritir. The frverluh tone of wheat and the new of damage In-to the cpring wheat did not olavure clination to taka profits la that comHigher lemperaturea In Iho modity. Northwest relieved the Immediate 1 prehension of harm front from. Rain in tl corn belt alro fnrninhed the elomont for tehciie from harm which la regarded rather a a threat far. to that crop than an how rj Jtut the grala carrying road hut languid atrength at aay time Re eerond jairte of groea earnlaa tor the waek of August were uniformah!) far orable with the sol exception of the Denver aud Rio Grande, which showed a darllne from last year' corresponding period of over II per cent. Jet that atock ahnt up over 1 point. The demand for It wan niirlUuted to Loo doa account. The buying of Erie wa ;mI1 to coma from the acme source. VForelgn holding of ibeee to, ka la on i largo acale and operations in them for foreign account are given special 'attention. Mlmuuri, Kansas and Tes-a- a was said to b taught today for acroont of Amsterdam. Thera wara poalttv aeveral other centers of the strength la the market to help onlocal ronleat wMh the depression. The tractions wars subject of a demonstration which comprehended the whole group for the first time since the current movement set In. Manhattan led with a rise of more than 1 and on the curb rrnse with equal vMnwe. Repetition of old merger rumors were the only explanation and the group reacted sharply. The advance In the email log etorke was attributed to the pending negotiations for a union of loading Interacts and to good current earnings. The rise la amalgamated copper wai partly In sympathy with that in smelting. The strength of the Erins helped the other roalera and !ennnylvaaia's good tone was due to the progroae making in the oft coal trade. The development of these points of slrengih in a series provide effective In overcoming the of early heaviness due to the break reover I points in augar and fa the newed pressure on United Slate Steel preferred. The fear of a war of price cut In the steel trade was a wwfght upon Ibe market and received much ly in the laet hour, but in the final discussion. Ths market sold off there was a rally led copper and the rtoatnr was well firm with the grains pretty maintained. The markrt wan notice- ably spotty all day and the mass of tha railroad lint did not share la the atrength of special Mocha Ronds were quiet hut firm. Total sales, par vnlus. $2,350,600. United ftta irs bonds were unchanged ' T TIME ON INTEREST PAYS POSITS. 4 46-0- 27V ll.3 ,, . York, bid L 35 0 Jan .. .. t V 34 1I per Sept drafts on ell points. RAINS IN THE CORN BELT GIVE ASSURANCE FOR BUMPER CROP. 52 ;i President ..Vice President Sept . .Cashier Oct Jan John E. Dooly . Horace E. Perry Ralph E. Hoag. V 53V : OGDEN, UTAH. bid Mntitana-Tonopa- 54V MOUMNO, ft . |