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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER oSIEN- - UTAH. TIII7ISSPAY MORNING. lilig influence. I'lilclJfU wi ic niciiue.l to be easier and e if gold wa lower lu while svriing exchange adamed iu afPari. Peace runiurs cuniinm-i- l to was fect the f neig-.- niarkut and there Mime buy Inc here cf stocks f"r fmeisn waa strong. the account. Total bales, par Bond- - were bint. value, luiJOhiHi. ott-k- iuaiki-i l.i- - pi WALL STREET D i MARKETS OF THE Will) 12 3-- Rita of Previous Day In Buoyant Many Stocks la Run Out Or Turned Back. gianulated 6.05. Unite quirt; No. 7 A Interest Pail . ieiiW Kio 1 Cashisr Assistant Caahio McIntosh V. On Savings Accounts F'cady to lower; native steers 3.5ti.4.75; native raws anl heifand feeders 2.75 ers 1.75ft 5.25; 4 25; bulls 2.25 3.65; calves 3.60V 6.5V; western fed aiecrs 3.50&5.25; aeetern fed cows 2.00 3.75. 6 ink). bt'M-krr- s CASH WHEAT. New York, Keb. 8. The Mm k marFbliago. Feb. 8. Wheat: No. 2 red ket had Ita wrong puinia tulay wliicu No. 2 baid No. 3 red 112117; aiml with suKtainirg effect on the 126; 117; No. 3 hard 105 115; No. geuetal lint. The movement iu Read- 1114 Ns. 2 non hern 1119 uorthem an ing and Ontario and Western ofrr from yealenUi. But ou 1161-2- ; No. 3 spring 1J5116 ti.e other hand yesterday buoyant WOOL. i ie in Norfolk nnl Western, Atrhiwi.i, Tennessee Coal and aunie others St. I.uiii, Feb. 8. Wool siea.lv; tershowed evidences of bavin run out and 31922; luiltod or tumd hack today. 'Ifaere ritory and western mediums of interest line inedium 17 18; flue 16 17. were new development and cif importance, but price moye-me.- it CHICAGO PRODUCE. showed no Hired reflection' of ihean in Curare,. Yesterday' ri-- e In Chiraga Feb. 8. Clo-Atchison, unexplained at the time, Wheat Mar 1161-8- ; found the motive in the election toJuly 1U0 day of H. C. Frlrk and II. II. Rogers Kept. 92 4 i lo'tho board of directum. Wall street Coin Feb. 42 .May 451-8- ; July regarded this aa cun Ararat tan of a re 45 30 Oats Feb. 2tt; May Mirt now several month uld f an July 1 of bolding in tin properly in 29 12.621-2: May 12.821-- 2. Iurk - Kell. the lntareat of Union Pacific domlna-ilu- n l.ard-I- Vh. 6.7U; Mav 6.17 in tbe tranacontineoul railroad Ribs-F- eb. 6.62 Mav 6.62 field. ThU particular report had inn lit dropped out of eight and had not. Flax-1- 23. flmirea in the recent buay minor of railroad deal, it la the first really Timothy 2.83. Clover-12.hu- . uiibatantiai evidence, however, that has come to the public io corroborate the Burley 39 49. lieltaf that the particular partv f CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. flnancen thua represented, la reaching nut fur extension and coniuilidntiun of control. To thia extent It served to reChicago, Feb. 8. Cattle Receipts vive confidence In aome degree In other 23,18)0. Blow; good In prime steers 5.60 8.75 5.4; medium deal romora which have influence in 6.25; poor to and feeders 2.35 4.30; raws speculation. lTutau raclflc was tbe only runners one of the stocks immeuiately con- -i 1.254.35; heifers 2.00 4.90; 1.25 2.55; bulls 2 0o 3.40; calves 3.00 nr sed to be much affected iiiday. 7.2u. itself, as has been seen, being I lOtiB Receipts 50.000. Market 13n subjected to realizing. The rise in Kcs.l-I- n and Ontario and Western bad nmne lower; mixed anil luilrhers 4.70 4.85; explanation In tbe IiIkH rate of Janu- good to chiiice heavy 4.754i 4.fhi; rough ary production of anthracite and in the heavy 4.604.75; light 4.554.65; bulk repur ta of reduction of ntocka on hand 4.6094.80. are result tug from winter which SHEEP Receipts 18,000. Steady to obstacles. Rut other members of the strung; lambs strong. Hood to choice group of ruelers were lm responsive, wethers 4.60476.00: faiT to choice mixed 4.50 6.25; notably the Uric. The essler lone in 4.5445.25; western sheep 2. I'H-ri- nl e: 7--8: 5-- 8; 5--8. 2; -8 HUGS Receipt 15, (Kill. 10c lower; 4 65 4.92 bulk 4.70 Vim; heavy 4.90; pigs aud light 4.0u9 pai kers 4.80. Thro Trams OalSf ere s follows: Wheat Xo. 2 tpring 1.12 No. 3 1.05 1.16. No. 2 rod 1.16 l.gTta (kirn No. 2 No. 2 vrlliiw 43 .. Oats No. 2 30. . Rje No. 2 74. 2 No. white 37 32;. No. 3 white 81V, 32. 1.16. 43. Good feeding Barley 3T:18. Fair to choice malting 42 lu. Flaxeed-X- o. 1.16. northwestern 1.23. No. 1 Timothey 1 need Primr 2. 82. va CattlP-Recei- pts 4.0OU at :via 3. 6.26: 000 3. May Day l.ouu at. Un-JBam 5uo at Victor Cun.. l.iKai at SAN FRANCISCO 1 at 26. Gcuha MINING STOCKS. Alta Julia 5 liclcin-- r 4.25; calves 3.50 5.75. HOGS Receipts 7,000. lower; heavy 4.654.75; 13 Kentucky Con. 3 L. Wa.li. Cun. 2. occidental Con. 83. Caledonia 61 Gphir 712. Challenge Con. 2S Overman 27 Piitnai 13 Chollar 27 Cuufldencv 93 Savage 39 C. C. and Ya. 210 S. Belcher 12 Con. Imperial I S. ..evada 40 Crown Point 17 S. Hill 64 Union Cun. 62 Exchequer 50 G. and G. 22 Utah Con. 17 A ellow Jacket 25 H. aud X. 135 Market i.40. CHICAGO FUTURES. Futures Tha Leading lows: Ranged aa High. Wheat No. Low. Fol- Clone. Washington, Feb. X The House today again met an hour earlier than uatial, the subject of the regulation of freight rate still being under consideration to (he exclusion of all other buiineas. The galleries were crowded. In anticipation of interesting cereOn the produce exrhnnge, today, tbe monies of counting the electoral vote, butter market was Arm. which is set for later In the day. Creamery 21 31. Today's discussion waa opened by Mr. 'Thayer (Maas.) who congratulated Dairy 21 26. Kgg easy 2535. ; tha President, the Republican party Cheese atendy 11 13. and the majority of the committee for adopting what he declared to be a pureWGW YORK BONDS ly Democratic measure. After characterizing the Hepburn bill aa also a U. S. refunding 2a. rrg 104 Democratic measure, lie charged that U. 8. refunding 2a, coup 104 It had been pulled down nt the instance U. S. 3, registered 103 of the President, ns not meeting with U. R 3a, coupon 104 hta approbation. The Hepburn bill he V. 8. ney 4a rrg 130 aid no more resembled the Townsend U. & new 4a, coupon 121 bill, which represented the position of U. 8. old 4a, registered the administration than a. jack rabbit 105)4 U. 8. old 4a, coupon 105 does a rare horse. American Tobacco 4s, cent 75 Charging that an opportunity had American Tobacco 6s, certl 103 been lost to the Democracy by offering Atibiaon general 4 an Inadequate substitute to the Town104 r Ali'blann a.ljutmrnt 4a send bill, Mr. (N. Y.) said a 96 Aalantic Coast Line 4s similar mistake had been made at the 103 Baltimore and Ohio 4 8L Louis convention, when, In spite of 104 Baltimore and Ohio S'.- tha desire of the rank and file of tbe Central of Ueorgla 5a 113 Democracy, and the cry from induatrlal Central of Georgia let Inc 91 centers, the party had been lured by the falsa hopes and promises held out Ceniral of Georgia 2nd Jue 69 by the Belmoirta. the Ryans and the 109 Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Alton 87 Cordmryer of Wall street and trust fame, into disregarding tha wishes of Chicago, R. aud Quincv new 4a ...100 tha peoplo and thereby accomplishing Chicago K. 1. and P. R. R. 4a ... 82 disaster for the party. Chicago K. J. and P. R. R. raL 5a . 96 C. C. C. and St Louia gen 4s Continuing hia criticism of the ac103 of some of his party leaders, Mr. tion Terminal 96 4e Chicago Sherber declared that notwithstanding Colorado Midland 4a 75 tha malicious and false stories circulatColorado and Southern 4 92 that were quesCuba 5a. certlflcate 1064 ed, and the methods tionable in taking from him the delegaDenver and Rio Gran.li; 4 101 tions of New Jersey and Indiana, WilDistiller Beimritiea 5a 79 liam Randolph Hear-- t had polled 2U0 Krle prior lien 4a 102 votes In that convention. F. W. and Denver City 1st 110 Declaring Ilia intention of standing Krie general 4k 93 President Roosevelt on unreservedly Hocking Valley 4 Ill the subject ufbyregulating freight rates, 98 Japan, (is crrtlflratea Mr. Van Dnaer said there had been no Louisville and Kah. Unified 4 .103 more courageous action than that of Manhattan consol gold 4s 106 the Preident since the day of AnMexican Central 4a 74 drew Jackson, because the President Mcxirun Central 1st Inc 23 had taken the lead far In advance of 97 Minn., and St. Louie 4a hie party. 100 Mia., Kansas and Texas 4a Mia., Kansas snd Texas 2nds ... 86 STORM IN THE SOUTH. National R. R. nf Mexico ran. 4a. 82 New York Central gen. . ..100 Rain and Sleet are Falling in Misaie-ipp-i New Jersey Central gen. 5 136 Valley. Northern Pacific 3 77 Norfolk and Western con. 4a ...104 Louisville, Ky., Feb. 8. With rain 97 Oregon Short Lino rfdg. 4s and sleet foiling over nearly every 104 Penn. ranv. mile of country from Ohio to New Or103 Reading general 4 . Louis and I. Mountain con. 5a. 117 leans, the usual avenues of wire communication which have been demoralBL L. and Ban Franclxco fg. 92 4... ized tunrn Sunday, today went from Bt. Louia 8wcatern ran. 4s a a a e 82 bad to worse. Nearly every branch Seaboard Air Line 4a 88 of commercial life felt the interrupSouthern iariflc 4s 96 tion and the prospects for better conSouthern Railway 5s .119 Cloudy are not ditions promising. Texas and Pacific lata ,122 Toledo. 81. L. and Western 4a weather, with rain, sleet or snow 83 'nton Paclflc 4s prevails from the Dakota to the Gulf, 106 where with warmer weather, a heavy nion Paclflc cunv. 4a 122 r. 8. Steel 2nd 5 rain has been foiling for 48 hours. A 94 storm h moving in over the Central II atsih lata . . ...... 119 Gulf region. Indication are for warm Wabash Deb. B. 69 lessaidss rains over the entire dtalrict south of Weatern Mao'land 4 ooaaeaa 93 the Ghio during th next 36 houre. W heeling and 95 Erie 4a Wiaconaln Central 4a 94 Sht-rbe- Re-- 4a 3a FREE TO EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS TOUR HUNDRED PICTURES OP PLACES CHRIST VISITED WHEN ON EARTH Pictures of scenes as theyappear today, Where Christ was Born, Brought up. 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MOSELEY, Trgvollng Paeaongar Agent OgdamUtah. iiiiSf SQ GRANQt' No. S Atlantic Mail all palate 7:45 A 5:80 No. 12, Salt Lake local No. 2, Chicago, SL Louis limited Nc. 4, Atlantia Express, all 7:50 p. points East The Only DeeMe-Trac-k Rafoay ktfoem Hu JUuenri Rhrtr aid Ckkaia J- and all points East ....11:46 a. :4 P. limited No. 11, Local from Park City and San Pels Valley.... 7:69 p. a. No. 3, Pacific Express from 13:16 a. m. all points East Through sleeping cars to Omaha, Chicago and SL Louia, New York and Boston. Free reclining chair cars. A perfect dining car service on all through trains C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. L A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPsgr .Dept Belt Lika City. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. R. G. W..T1MB CARD IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. Overland Limited No. 1. Chicago and SL Louia DEPART DAILY. The Mart Lutriana ballet-smoki- ng d, w, fit tn euiatf tna Coral foMt. WMrvrttoai. fanutioa cm C A. Wakv. Depot Third West and South Temple Sta. Salt Lake City. I DEPART. ,, j. For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield s and Mercur, connecting nt Nepki for Mauti mud Intermediate points on 8:00 A fll Sanpete Valley Ry For Garfield Beach, Tooele, Stockton, Mam moth, Eureka and Silver City (via Learning ton cut-of- f) 7:45 d m For Provo, American Fork, Lehl, Juab, Milford, Friaoo, Calientan and intermediate point &05 p m ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, LeU, Juab, Milford, Fnaco, CaUentea and intermediate ponta9;45 2 m From Provo, Lehl, Fair-fielMercur and Sanpete Valley Ry. polnta..5:35 p tn From 8ilver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton, Garfield Tooele snd laGtWiril St. Paul and Minneapolis Tickets. San Pedros Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co, Traia Compartment and drawing-ne- n I sleeping cars, obcervatiao cars, dim-- I and library big cars, cars, wkh bather, bath and Boole 1 levers Library; entire train electric I lighted, through to Chicago wtthnt iebango. Direct cocncctioo for I TIME TABLE ! The - ARRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Paclflc Mail, Salt Lake Chicago & b North-Weste- Bj. rn I M Wart Seeaei South St.. Attm Bi I Salt Lake GUy. Utah. hwim LOW RATES CHEYENNE, fiKNVER, KANSAS OMAHA, tT. CITY. LOUIS, CHICAGO MONTREAL, BOSTON, NEW YORK. And all Cities of Europa via All Llnai. . Sharmans Ticket Office, Hsaly Hotel, (Opposite Depot). Bell Phons 161Z. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR USED TICKETS. UN- Cheap Rates to St Louis CTt ether Eastern palate via 5:35 p m Beach ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford, Modena and Callentee. Direct stage connectioni for all mining district! iu southern Utah and Nevada. Mala StrraL City Ticket Office, 201 TeL 250. For particular, call on or address agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. MOORE. Dlatriet Passenger Agent. E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pana, AgC. tut you Address or Call on HUNTER & KENNEDY Room 6, First National Bank Utah Building Ogden. Carpentering, Building; Remodeling Heuaeo Promptly attended t of AH work Guaranteed. Enquire of do haloon, 545 25th Tolaphona SBC THE OREGON SHORT UNB CARD. Dec. 4. 1904. DEPARTS 1 TUU No. 7 Butte and Portland 12:05 pja. No. 5 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 n.m and Butte 7:15 pjn. No. 11 Cacha Valley No. 12 Salt Lake and Tlntic 10:50 No. 5 Salt Lake and Inter- Daily-- 3 3Wo Trains aan save you money. Write a r. WARREN,Dooley Mute General Agent. Na mn 411 Salt Lake City. TIME CARD. Effective Dec. 4th, 1904. DEPART: -nod Express. . 6:30 for Limited 2 Overland Omaha, Council Bluite Denver, Kansu 0K7 . .7. 80 LB. 1' mediate points east dally Na 2 Salt Lake. Provo, for 4 Atlantic Na Esprem Milford and nil points Denver, Umnb. Council oath ............ ...... 2.40 p.m. Bluffs, Kansas City interLake and re, Salt 10 Na points seat, daily 8:10 p.m. mediate points arrive 8:15a.m. No 4 ARRIVE: Na 8 Pacile Exp rmajtou Bluff. Omaha, Council 2:15 p.m. lt Lake Koi City Knamts Pocatello Bwtte ard 9 Denver, Na & 12:50 a.m. Hit Jr1 Express UwiM 5:55 and Tlntle 11 Lake Salt Overland p.m. Na L Na Omaha. Oojmdl Na 7 Salt Lake aud Milfrom ford ...... .. ........ ... H. .5 am. Bluffs, Kansas City, No. 2 Salt Lake and inter- nnd aU poiate ;S5 5:05 LU. -- .'m bJU toad late points . daily 7:00 and Portland Butte.. 5 Na LU Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 6:b0 pju. 16:33 Cache ..m IX Valley Na Train! eouth of Juab do not run Sunday Sc C. A. HENRY, Ticket AgeaL .......... d m m. BBS ' vim WILL YOU FOR MADAME t IAME... Owl Saloon The The cloning quotation and salea ware ONeill Bros Props No. 812 85th SL aa follow a: Dealers in first class liquors of all wines and brandy. AU goods dekinds, CLOSING QUOTATIONS. livered to any part of city ovary Saturday. Whisky 75 cts to tl.75 quart. Wine 35 cts per quart, 8 quarts, 81. Brandy, 81 quart Whiskey pr. gaL NAME COUPON Be sitrt ytur Titktt Remit For Roosevelt is Heard la the House of Representatives. 10c light 4.u0)4.55. SHELF Receipts 4,500. Steady; wewL-ryearlings 5.75 6.40; wethers 5 (Hi 5.60; ewes 4.25 5.25; lambs 4.64 e ADDRESS HO CHANGE TO DEMOCRATIC PRAISE mixed 4.30 4.75; sl'M-kcr- THE PRINCIPAL EASTERN POINTf AND ALL 6. ..dl't 22 Alpha Con. 17 S. aud B. 125 Bullion 26 Chisago c Sf. Lsuis Kssisas City The tifllclal clnaing quotations for mining block today were aa followti native steers 3.40 6.5V: raws aud heifer 2.75 4.15; tanner 1.20 3.55; Mockers and feeders 3.249 e-- 74. PROVE (to) Blow; 2. market and the check to nativs lambs 5.75 8.00. ihe the export of gold to Prance had soma KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. r fleet en speculative sentlmcut, although large engagcraenis for Cuba Kannaa City, Feb. 8. Cattle and RoUlh Americ a nerved as a partly I'aidi quotation Fl.iiir ly . OMAHA LIVESTOCK. 2. 2; Little Chief 5.65; Omaha, Feb. 8. UNION PACIFIC 7. Mermr 500 at 36. (u. Daly Ww lu at 15.25. mut- ipt 4.50 13. 6; 5.000. Steady; lambs 6.50 7.65: isnge wetheis 5.2546.75; fed eera 4. 75 5.25. Sheep-Rece- tons nl OPEN BOARD SALES. Vico Preeident Horace E. Peery Ralph E. Haag 5'h) 5ti at IV;, ; 50 at 26. Viituriu 5u at 1.9. Deck inutel 5vv at l.Cvo at President J. E. Dooly 1 Shield oiit ai 13. Uncle Sam United States Depository New y..ik, Feb. 8- .- All grades of refined sugar were if Jilted Iu isms a hundred todav. Raw 8. Sugar: New 1 ork. Feb. dull: fair reflmug 4 6l; centrifugal ! refined molasses sugar 4 tent 51-quiet; crushed 8.75; powdered 6.13; STRONG POINTS ACT WITH SUSTAINING EFFECT ON GENERAL LIST. ;!tr Star foil. OF OGDEN SUGAR. 3. hlglar call sales. 92' The Utah National Bank FEBRUARY in. Na Na 6-- Mail l'-Sa- " A. Dl E DCBLEY. & MOSELEY. Tray. Pare. Agcak Ogden, Utah. a, Salt lake City. Scan the Want Ads |