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Show FRIDAY JtOISJUXO, MASCO TUB JlOISSIXa EXAMINEE: OODES, UTAH, 31, 1903. The word revelation stands for the to KSWER3 THE TRIBUNE art of God in making truths known man. and men. In a secondary aense. fur the I ruth itself which Is thus made Richard W. Young Presents an known'; and inspiration is defined as name for mat divine follows: 'It is Array of Facta. influen.'e upon th't leaders and teachof the true religfun. who were Richard W. Young- - who wa a Maj- ers at once chief human agents of the or in (tie American army In the I the chief authorities of and win is a lawyer of high revelation end the bible. men tike Moses, in '.he following send ahiliiv, Yours truly. the Salt Laa-- i Tribune in answer vt John aud Paul. 'RICHARD W. YOUNG." an editorial: March 27, 1805. In "To the 8aH Taike Tribune: rcssser of you eonorial Sunday your by Inference. that President Smi'.h told one tMag rtnH'ting reielatiou. another thing 1 RAILROAD NOTES and at here. You stated that the Mormon a claim dOiOdOfOiKHOOdOrOCPrOOO chunk has asserted of direct and constant revelation from and this ia the Almighty Hod TRAFFIC POOL BROKEN UP. hind of revelation which Is now officially denied by the Mormon church': Coni pet it :on between the Western and that my atatemeut in ihc Herald roads leading to Denver and o' her ust Western that there was ronfuHion of places where important conof the words revelation' and 'inspira- ventions are scheduled to take place tion' by President Smith. i nn expla-natio- this year I, as resulted In the breaking that explains President Smith up of the traffic pool. The travel tu out of hln prophetic clothes. In ad- the G. A. II. encampment and to condition to thee contentious, you ask vention:. was to be proportionately di me, first, why there was explanation vlded among Iht various roads, so In the Tabernacle if ikerc was no that u.falr price could be asked for in Washington; ajd, sec- the tran.titortaiiou. Tile pool, which the only ond, why explanation was lo be supervised by Chairman necessary when the testimony was Mcljcod of ihe Western Passenger as In full. social Ion, wa Intended to stop the printed dial rjbut Ion of large numbers of free Smiths Testimony, President Smith's tesilmoay tan tickets, which arc customarily issued published by the goirrnment in Wash by the companies In order to get the jngton and repuhlidied . here. Tills IniainesM. It was (dated today that (he very and miarepn-tifnietestimony was The misconstrued after publication. agents who are responsible Tabernacle 'explanations' for bringing about ihc pool arrangewere to correct nilsrepreie.uatlnu an'1 ment were the first ones to begin lo tniscoRstruciion, and cannot honestly break faith. It ia now charged that lull be construed as admissions or expla- some used lba pool agreement towhil-f their competitor Into security nations of misstatements by they were making bids and contracts Smith at Washington. fur the work. Regarding Contradiction. The result of the breaking up of the As to the alleged contradictions pool will be a general scramble for sermon, and perbetween testimony the business the various roads, mit me to point out that President with special among favors and reductions as In to answer Senator Dubois, Smith. inducements. Denver News. as appears on page 483 of the record, since states that, becoming president of the church, he hud received no NEW YORK CENTRAL IN CANADA. front revelation lud which bad been of ihu It ia rumored at Montreal that the submitted to n conference church, and that, in bis sermon at New York Central U trying to gain the Tabernacle, he atmed that God control of all the Csuadian contanle had nut given him a revelation upon which derive their power from e being to nay new doctrine to be obsrtved or Mnpara Full. the to the cover the prov Itu.-- eg Ontario wl'h a haudeil down ns n guide church; that la Washington he ansort-ad- . network of railway?;, to he as appears on imge VS of the Rec- conin', tod wllli the Central, whh li will mad ord. that God had shown to him by enter Toronto over a four-trucrevelation that MormimlHin is divine to be built on the road-be.of the truth, a fact which he reasserted In Toronto and Hamilton Railway. the Tabernacle; that he mail'd, in Apparently reliable Information Is Washington, that he had had Impres- that the International Railway system, sion! of the aplrit on hlj mind very which recently changed hands from frequently ip. 484), and thjl n knowl- Ihe Kly to the Pierce Interests, la now edge of principles had been revealed under New York Central control. It la hi him. shown to him, on whieh he further stated that (lie syndicate of was Ignorant before (p. VS), and that. which Frederic Nichnlls la the head In his discourse, be saseried that he and which owns the Kleetrlcal Develfervently believed that God had mani- opment company of Ontario, tho Tofested to him. In his present rapacity, ronto and Niagara rower company, many glorious things, many principles the Toronto and Hamilton Railway and oftentimes more wisdom than la rompany and ihe Niagara. 8L Catharinherent In him. ine and Toronto system, is acting for the New York Central in combining Aits Revelation. As to your assertion that the Mor- Canadian electric railway Internals for mon church claims direct and constant the iulemit tonal merger. Color la given to these rumors by revelation from God, and your further assertion that this is the kind of the fset that the money for the pur revelation which In now officially de- chase of the Royal Canadian Yacht the by nied by the Mormon church, I would Club property In Toronto remind you that tho Mormon doctrine Niagara. Ml. Catharines and Toronto of revelation Includes the conception company was paid over In New York . of both revelation by the personal ap City. Bitch a merger aa la said to be Inand guidance of divine Eiaranca revelation by heavenly tended would Include The electric lines and, further, (hat while connecting Niagara Falla and Buffalo, Halnt living In the line, Buffalo aud any Latter-dalaxikport and and acting within the grope, of his Olcutt, the Niagara Falla Park and duty, ia entitled to Inspiration, revel-gtki- River Railway, the Great Corge route, by personal or other miraculous the line to Youngstown and Fort Niamanifestation Is not held to be un- gara, the Niagara, Rt Catherines and broken and incessant, but to be vouch- Toronto line from this city to Port safed upon occasion, as God may will. Dalhonsle, the Niagara, 8t. Catharines This kind of revelation, being tho ex- and Toronto Navigation company's tent of Ita claim of direct and con steamboat line to Toronto nnd tha tant revelation, the Mormon church street railway systeina of Niagara baa not denied. President Smith. In Falla, Ont.; Niagara Falla, N. Y.; BufWashington, quoted the passage from falo, Ixtckport and 8t. Catharines. It the Doctrine and Covenants, stating, would also include the upper steel That whatsoever you shall speak arch bridge at tha Falla and the when moved upon by the Holy Ghost bridge at Queenaton Heights. shall lie the word of ibe Lord, It la believed that the Niagara which he applied not only to himself, Frontier Bridge rompany, which hits hut, with equal force, to every elder Just been Incorporated at Albany, la In the church; that revelations for another part of the same and the government and gnldanre of the that the proponed bridge scheme, la to carry church come only through the head of tho New York Central's four-trac-k tha church; that revelation came by route to Toronto across the Niagara the Spirit of the laird as well as by a Gorge. New York World. visible appearance of the Almighty, or of an angi!;tbat a revelation might dk SAN FRANCISCO R. R. come by an pudible voire or by an BUTTE known and heard Inspiration, only by The Idaho newspapers are again the person concerned, or by writing, building Unite ft Ban Francisco as in the case of the Hook of Mormon ; railroad. tha The rompany has been inand that tt is a fundamental docwith headquarters at trine of Mormoniam that revelations corporated. If built aa projected, the line are given to the head of the church. Boise. will the Sainton river country and Surely, here is no abandonment of the will tap run through Ihe Big Hole basin Mormon doctrine of revelation. Hav- In Beaverhead Uu paper it ing these facts in view, there Is found la alaiuL l.tHiil county. miles long and has absolutely no surrender of Mormon prospects or an Here is tenet r violence to Mormon Ideals, what a Boise early start. paper says of the purla President Smiths assertion that road: be has received no formal revelation posed Briefly stated, the company produring hla presidency. poses to build a line of staudard gauge What Membership Believes. railway and lelegraph lines from Ban That, substantially, the entire Francisco to Buite via Boise, lapping jhurch membership believes Joseph F. the richest and most prosperous secSmith to lie susceptible to the inspira- tion of California a well as the moat tion of the' Spirit of llie Lord and is densely populated; through the manua fit and the proper channel through facturing district and the center of wliom the Almighty will reveal him- the great Sacramento valley, which self upon orcaslon cannot be gain- bna produced mre wealth lhan all said. Not bating announced a formal of California's gold mines; following revelation to ihc church during his in- (be watershed of the Feather river cumbency. no one- should have bovu thronah the inunenae sugar pine belt surprised ai hit frank statements In of California o.t through the Fredonia Waahingnm. ir ho is to ho criticised, pass- skirling Ihe Madeline plains, it should be In this rase, as usual with and ihrongh the heart of the great him, not for evasion and hypocrisy, stork grazing section of northern Neami smith western bul, rather, for unflinching trankness vada Oregon, and uncompromising honesty of state- through the Oywhce country, Jordan ment valley, and the crossing of tha Snake Revelation and Inspiration. river and on to Boise: with its main Tour further point - respecting the branch from Mason, Her., thrnugn confusion with which the words revel- laradise vsllpy and connecting with ation and insplra'lon were used by the Southern Pacific at Wlnnrainrca, President. Smith at Washington re- Xcv. From Bdse the road will p rehmiddle quires. 1 tanry, but little attention. I ab! vr follow the north and old not iiKsvri. as you I , that Presi- forks of the Boise river to Atlanta dent. was ronMsi'd as to the nd Dieppe crossing the divide to the meaning of these words, merely that Salmon river, following tliU and the be confused thetr use niy meaning east fork through Chillis and Sainton would have been more ncruratclv ex- City through the Big Hole pass to pressed hud I said that he interchang- the Wisdom river shed and Butte. ed .their tire. Cites Communication. CONTRACT LET, My communication to the Herald, quoted hy.yotl. clearly slides that For tha Grading of the ML Hood Read in Oregon. President Smith and bis quest ion vv had iriferen. conceptions of the words; this Tact, no doubt, chiefly led The connect for the grading of the to the confusion in the use thereof, Mt. Hood railroad, which is to go I to which alluded. Your editorial thmiifch the Ml. Hood valley, a finely writer affects to believe that thes.t tltnlx'rc'l seetliih of Oregon, and which words are o char of definition, and is lcr;el;- ov-- ?:' Ogden iicoplr. has to easily distiugnlt-biihlone irom toe bun lc to tha Arc' is Masts n.nipaay other, that for a church member to err of f ar: iir, i. to their nse la flat heresy; and ' i I tit-Will WOln ' r.'l'Ud,lig (OtulUCtlCVenture the sssertioa that there yet, is no cd at once by this company and tbe general agr.em.nf. In this community other roust met Ion work will follow or elsewhere, ui to i;. exact m. suing Eoun a tbe grading baa been completof the-- e wotds, and that It will lie jra. ed. The contracts ror the oilier work either for the editor of The have not a 't bnn given our but Tr.buTie. or any member of tho numerous bids have Tieen received and of that paper, to indicate precisely will be considered at an early date. wbe;e revelation ends and inipirario.i The uompletiou of the road will be begins, or Low far one is ruriied through as promptly a pos- whh the otiee. In Sanford Rrwvrio-pdlr- -d vl.'.i will open in uri' of ii,( of liMlieiiHis Kmiwsrige, I nnd Irlii-- u Timi-i-lu the State (he foiiow'ng riefiniiion id of IV gun. 5: ML Unan-awerabl- a pfOdO'MP:JOX'(oofOg -j, I a Pri-ide- ni nut-pos- c k y n n - if-r- h e eij a r SHEET m HIE WORLD . Today' 3--8 I at Italy-Judg- e 132S Daly-Wes- t 132 104 10518 74 1-- Goldfield Bon Horn Silver IngcA 5-- 1-- 4; storks are rather ... .,,, lbs-M- ..... . pigs and light 4.35 5.20. Sheep Receipt! 4.000. Steady, tons 5.0065.90; " lambs 6.60 7.50; range wethers 6. BO 0.75; fed Joe 5.005.C3. ."9 1.10 2.92 i . .. na conda . ' Sunshine Swansea South Swansea .... Sacramento Silver King Star Consolidated. . Silver Shield .... . . OF OGDEN J. United States Depository B. Dooly Ndini Horace E. Faery Vies Prwi Ralph E. Hoag A. V. McIntosh Interest Fid Assistant Od Savings kmcf! STORAGE Heavy Drayinj Regular Call Bales. t, 100 at 13.00. May Day, 2.500 at 28; 600 at 28. seller 60; 500 at 28, aellor 30; 200 at 2874; 500 at 29, seller 60. Silver Shield, 100 at 38; 50 at 27'.. Uncle Sam, 100 at 40; 100 at 294; 300 at 1,000 at 1 74. New York, 190 at 537'.; 200 at 53; 100 at 52. Daly-Wes- 3944-Ingo- Allen Transfer Co. Phonaa: Ball 22; iMMcadsnt 12. 412 25th St t, The Owl BAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS. San Francisco, March 29. The official dosing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows: Alta 3 Andes 21 Belcher 20 Best ft Belcher 47 Justice 6 Mexican 95 150 Occidenal Con 83 Ophir 700 Overman 15 Carpentering, Building, R pairing and Romodallng of House Promptly attended to. All work Guarantood. Enqulra ale Nelson, 545 16th street. . Telephone 329-y- Polos! 11 3.-0- FREE TO EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS FOUR HUNDRED PICTURES OF PLACES CHRIST VISITED WHEN ON EARTH Pictures of scenes s theyappear today, Where Christ was Born, Brought up, Baptized, Tempted, Transfigured, and Crucified, together with scenes as they appear today of His Prayers, Tears, Miracles and Sermons PROVE BIBLE BY SOEUES 1OF T OBAY. THE THE MOST WONDERfUL BOOK 10.-lut- ft delivery. The sled corporation. It le estimated. will need about 4",ft"0 tone for April delivery which has not yet been contracted for. The general jobbing foundry trade la still quite slack. A tidewater steel plant has purchased one lot. of O.Qrtd tons of foreign hessenier pig at or about $18.50 and may have taken additional quantities. This, however. Is to cover partially sale of steel rails made to South America, taking advantage of the drawback. An situation Is developing in Bridge material, A good deal of business hna been placed. A lendthe ing Interest lias booked during week about 2".ts0 tons lu Individually nuiatl lota. While the bookings arc very heavy the drawings and are atll romlng In slowly. la dancer, therefore., of a rush later on. which the fabrication end with ample reserve capacity will eerily care for. but which may prove embarrassing to the structural nn.l plutc mills tint i are even now threatened wun e May July .. .. - con go i ion. .. .'12.80 Lard, per May !12 721,12.80 lbs 100 'July TO THE MORNING EXAMINER, GENTLEMEN: I hereby subscribe for the MdRNltilQ EXAMINER for 12 months and agrsa to pay tha mm of 75 cento par month promptly at the end ef each month on condition that I receive free of ell charge by that 400 paga book called "The Earthly Footctepa ef the Man of 0011100," whloh paying in advance when I receive the book the cum ef 75I cents,tha leave City shall be applied on the 12tn months tubscrlption. Should permanently at anytlma within 12 months than tho 75 cents shell be forfaited and I keep the book. V'- 571412.65 ,,..,J2.67li;12 I 7.10 I 7.2714! 7.05 7.20 7.10 7.25 NAME as Cash quotations were Flour easy. IVheat Na No. 3 1.00 2 follows: ADDRESS spring 1.0861.12. No. 2. Onta Na Na 3 white 32146321. white 29631. 5I9IIM5 lltlMieii 1111 ' TO THE MORNING EXAMINER, GENTLEMEN: I hereby eubeeribe for tho MORNING EXAMINER fo rlx months at tbs regular rates on condition that you eend me MADAM R postpaid every month for twolvo months. Rye No. 2. 7867814-Barlegood feeding 87639. Fair to choice malting 43 47. Flax Seed. No. 1 1.24. No. I. Northwestern 1.37. Prime Timothy Seed 2.90. Mesa lYn-- - per bhla. 12.60 12.65. .Ijird per mo lba. 6.9566.9714. Short Riba-Sid- ra (loose) fi.75$7.H. Short Clear rides (boxed) C.S7' y NAME. ADDRESS. $7.iM. Baals of high wlnea 1.23. Whiskey Clover Coni ract grade 13.50. CIIDCrniDCDC MAIL MJDJUuuLKj Articles and Shipments. Flour, bbla. Whrat, bu Corn, bu .. On I a. bu. . Rye. hu. .. Bariev, bu O.i Re- ttiltlMI COUPON FOR MADAME yellow 471. No. 2. 2914. 2 06 1.10. No. 2. red 1.1261.124. Corn No. 2. 4644. ilio ili. bin or Market 10c higher. Good leers 5.2:'j6 30; poor lo THE CtNTlIRY COUPON FOR EARTHLY FOOTSTEPS iier bbl iniei-esiin- Th-f.-- c Or Given away free to every EXAMINER SUBSCRIBER who signs the annexed coupon and pays 75 cents in advance for the 12th months sub scriptkHi to the Morning Examiner. The price of the book Is $400 and can be seen at the Examiner Office 360 24th Street No Trouble to Show It. This Offer Good Only as Long as Books Last Mess Pork . 19.400 . 20.00m , , S2.900 240.100 3.000 46,900 .1 .1 I 38,40.1 500,90.1 114.10') 60m 6.00 Exchange, liiii...r 'nee vaa let froamorii-- :'.'lf29. Dairiex 21 ft 23. at mark Kgg in-i- aieaui. rases tu prime 16 uicdiiint 4 00 5.15: atucki-rfeedr.i-Klim 16. er 2.73 5.00; cows 3.1'0-- 4.90; heifPrime fli at 17. er fl.lH'Sj 3.23; can nr r Exits IS. .3'(i2.Cii; buflw 2.5o4i 4.25: ca'vva 3.tiijt.r,o. ,vte.iT,- SO.iH'U; Receipt Hogj tomorrow Market 5c lower ; mixed and Now York bon - today, Included i : ' leave the City permanently at any tima within cents shall be forfeited aad I keep thebock I NAME I'li-H- 1 ADDRESS 1 llJJSi. to U. 9. lu; 2, rcgii'i'Tf J. .V?4t, , TO THE MORNING EXAMINER GENTLEMEN: J hereby subscribe fir tha MORNING . EXAMINER per month. In advance or for 12 month and agree to pay tha um of 50 ccnta on condition that I receive 1.60 quarterly in advance for tha term of one year of the free ef aN charge that 430 page bock called Tho I Earthly Footsteps th oum Mae of Gallfoe." by paying ia advaaea when receive the book Should of 75 cento, which chall bo applied on th 12th monthe cubocrlptlon. a 1 Use this coupon for the pacer to go by mail outside of Ogden GOUPON FOR EARTHLY FOOTSTEPS 33.8:i Saloon ONeill Broe, Props. No, 212 25th It Open Board Sales. Dealers In first class liquors of m kinds, wines sad brandy. All good, 4, Carlsa, 200 at 1114. Little Chief, 1,000 at 474; 1,000 at llvered to any part 01 city wary Saturday. Whisky 75 eta to l,76 n 414. (Via as eta per quart, 3 quarto May Day. 600 at 29. torauoi $1 quart Whliksj New York, 200 at 6114. W IMS to $5. Silver Shield, 7tt0 at 38. ONBILL BROS, PROFS, Sacramento, 600 at 71s. -- -n Phone 135Z, 1,800. r Chicago Livestock. 30. f'attle March Chicago. Canned FURNITURE VAN 3 foUM-mor- u The Utah National Bank .294 a a .3714 v: R ich mond-- Ycllow'k--t .13 1.20 2.05 007, y Omaha" Livestock. Omaha. March 30. Cattle New York. March 30. The continued heevv buying of material of all kinds by railroad Interest u still the main feature of tho iron markets, says the Iron Age. It Is refieeted in quite a steady flow cf small additional rail orders. In a very heavy demand for plates, and In the baring of conalder-abl- e quantities of structural material. The position of the plate market ia attracting particular attention. Eastern mills are Bulling eonsfib rattle quantities lu the western markets notably Cleveland and Plttaburp, and In some Instances are securing premiums. It Is understood that the lead lug interest Is fully booked for a long time abetd nnd is on the vergo of being a purchaser to cover contraris. Jt begins to look aa though some foro'itn material may have to he brought In thin jeer. There has been nno-.heburst of buying of liaale pig Iron In the eastern markets. In the rhlladelpMa district three steel works have In tbe aggregate bought. ;.C.i)0fl tons at prices varying from llti.'.O lo ),ii.75 delivered for the third and the fourth quarters. A mill In the New York district has taken 8,50ft tons. Thellttsburg market for pig Iron for steel manufacture Is pretty hare; It had been Impossible to squeeze out to lli.ruMi tons of hessemcr pig for the Cleveland district for Immediate giwid . 17 ro, Silver Bars i. Drafts, sight Draft, telegraph, .044 .uu,: 1 Martha Washington. McNamara .. New York Ontario WEEKS IRON MARKET. S' ; rough wi4 - ,i May Day Caledonia 3-- 4 .1.1., 4r Bowers Little Chief Lower Mammoth . Mammoth Montana Tonopah. Kocco-Homestak- e Nor. , c .j.T' Jt ' 3 littehera y ; Haleft 1 Kent ur u.m , Jim Butler ls5? st'vr. Exchequer .... ,, Bullion 25 1-- 2; iiea .. 'IM't r,l, and V, Crown Hum, 8 Eagle and Blue Bi-Grand Central .. . l-- 2 Receipt Market 10c higher; native steers 4.0066.75; cows and heifers 0 4.35; western steers 2. 75 4. 75; cannere 2.0063.00; stackers and feeders 2.7564-75- ; calves 3.0066.00; bulla and stags 2.506&JS. Hogs Receipt5,000. Money. Steady; New York, Blaiwk 30. Close:- mixed 6.07 2 Heavy 5.07 Money on call Arm 3 pigs 4.50 per 5.10; light of5.05 6.125.07 sales 5.00; bulk rent, closing oid I offered 2 per cent. Time mans steady; sixty Sheep Receipts 7.000. Steady to days, 90 days and six months 3 1 t easier; western yearlings 5.7566.75; wethers 5.2,'5.85; ewej 3.0065.60; per rent. lambs 6.7567.50. Prime mercantile puper 3 54 per cent. CHICAGO FUTURES. Sterling exchange Armor with actual busiue.M In bankers bills at The Leading Futures Ranged as Fol- 485.9i)(t 485.95 for demand, and at lows: for sixty day bills; posted rates 484 and 4fic commercial bills 483 & Bar silver, 50 Mexican dollar 43 Government bonJ siatdy; railroad bonds Irregular. -- Ullf con. 1-- 1-- 4 for payment of Internal revenue collections. Returns of February not earnings of railroads as they come to band are not encouraging to a demand fur stocks, although the poor earning conditions then are shown to bo corrected by later returns of gross earnings. The market got no help from foreign influences, the weakness of Russians being aggruvftied at Paris by (he German attitude in Morocco. A revival of iron merger talk alarmed the ahons in those stocks, and had aume sympathetic effect on the general market. The greater tranquility than wav expected In the call money market also contributed to the late firmness. The wide movement in a few low grade securities were due to Individual causes. 6.ihh). , 4 of a waiting character thun a reflection of any positive opinion on the outlook. The sidling pressure was light, but there ia no dispaaitlun to buy on a large scale. A weak bank talenient on Saturday la taken for granted. Although some of the exchanges on New Yiti; ha,'j liven to a preoduw, Ihi.t it ti be due to remittances to purlli-lpui- j In the Japanese loan aubscriplion. Interior banks, however, are drawing freely on their New York crro.iond-ent- a ceipts .... .. .. r-- Confidence is professed that a harder to.ie for the money market will be abort lived, and that tlir loan operation, when concluded, will permit tbe quick return or their proceeds to the money market. It is up tiila conviction that cur- 3-- 4 ( reole 1048 15-1- 4 8 bond issue looms beyond. In 104'a c stuck market was nui much tuoru thou a drilling match, aud the mine men! was not conclusive or convincing at any lime. The volume of ireusaciiom shrank to the lowest In many week. Very largo importance was attach'd in th? stuck exabout the discuislun change to threatened stock transfer tax us ;h factor making most tor ibis .widen collapse In anility. Tne decision to make this tax bill a parit y measure sa. accepted a offering au into l.iw. example for Its There was calli.ig in of loan during ihe day. which necntsita'id a shifting of accomodations even where renewals were secured without an advance In the rates. The stock market never escaped some dtsi nrbance when this process I going o.t. The subscriptions for ibe Jpann- - loan were the direct cause of the tirmtiesa of call money, but preparations were also going on for the April 1st Pettla-nieu- t and pluriug of the Pennsylvania rent operations - 5-- lapse in Activity. March J I 8. 8. 8. 8. refunding, 2s. coupon.... 3s registered 3s, coupon L- New 4a, registered New 8, JJ. 4, coupon L- - 8. Old 4a, registered U. 8. Old 4a, coupon AT- 13-lt- Threatened Stock Transfer Tax Factor, Making Most for ColYork. 6.- - American Tobacco 4a cert .. American Tobacco 6s cert 1174 Sugar. Atchison general 4 114, New York. March 30. Sugar raw, Atchison adjustment 4 9ti.s firm; fair refining 4 centrifugal Atlantic Coast Line Is 1W, 98 test 4 molasses sugar 3 Baltimore ftOhlo 4a .. 105 Refined steady; crashed 8.75; pow- Baltimore ft Ohio 3 1 2s 9514 dered ii.15: granulated 0.05. Central of Georgia 1st Inc .. . , 93 Coffee steady; N'o. 7 Rio 7 Central of Georgia 2nd lcc . . . . 74 Chesapeake ?4 Ohio 4 s .. ..1064 WooL 81 Chicago ft Alton 3 s Si. Louis. March 3d. Wool, steady; Chicago, B ft Quincy new 4a ... 99' -221 mediums aud western territory R. R. 4a. 811, Chicago, R. 1. ft Fai-itt23; fine medium 17 18; fine 15 17. Chicago, R.I. ft Pacific R.R. col 5a 94 C. C. C. ft St. Louis gen. 4a . . . 1024 97 Copper and Lead. Chicago Terminal 4a Nor York, March 2U. Lead and Colorado Midland 4a 75 and unchanged. Colorado ft Southern 4a cupper quiet 937, Cuba 5s, certificates ...105 Denver 74 Rio Grande laofil ,,..10144 July Wheat Chicago, March 30. Initial quota- Distillers' Securities 5s 6214 were a shade to Erie prior lien 4s tions on July wheat ...lulls to 88 lower at 88 Lat- Erie General 4a .. 93 er the price rallied to 887-8- . . Forth Worth ft Denver City lit.llJt4 1101 Hocking Valley 4 s Iu3 Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Japan 6a, certificates March 30. Butter, LoulsrUle ft Nash. Unified 4s ..10314 New York, 77 steady: stale dairy common to ex- Mexican Central 4s tra 2o27. Cheese, unchanged. Eggs Mexican Central 1st Inc. .. .. 241, ini'.' Minn, ft St. Louis 4s ofd suudy. Missouri, Kansas 74 Texas 4a . .101 14 Missouri, Kansas ft Text 2nds. . 8514 Chicago Produce. Chicago, 51 arch 30. Wheat No. 2 National R. R. of Mexico con 4s. 83 '4 1.12 4 No. 8 red 1.04 New York Central gen 3 s 1.14 d . . . ,10"1 No. New Jersey Central general 5s.. 13514 61.1"; No. 2 hard 1.1061.18 2 hard winter 1.0061.09; No. 1 north- Northern Puciflc 4a ,, lotil No. 2 northern Northern Pacific 5s 76 ',j ern i.12 li 1.13 Norfolk 74 Western consol 4a 1.U861.12; No. 2 spring 1.0261-10- . .1031, 9714 Oats No. 2, 29 No. 3 29 Oregon Short IJne rfdg 4s Corn-- No. 2 40 10614 No. 3 45 Penn, cony, 3 to 4a 10214 646. Reading General Close: Wheat May 1.12 July St. Louis 74 Iron Mt. con 5s ,...118'., St. Louis ft San Francisco fg. 4a 9044 88 Sept. 83 Corn-Ma- rch 8t. Louis 8'weatern con. 4s 46 H; 82t May 47 90 Seaboard Air Line 4a July 47 Sept 47 Southern Pacific 4a Oats March 29 95', May 29 11914 Southern Railway 5a July 29 Sept 28 12314 Texas ft Pacific lata Pork May 12.65; July 12.80. Lard -- March 7.00; April 7.00; May Toledo, SL L. ft Western 4a ... 86 Union Pacific 4a 7.07 ,...liHi July 7.22 Union Pacific conv. 4s .. .. ...13114 Sept. 7.37 1 9474 H ay 6.92 July 7.12 U. B 8tee 2nd 5a . Wabash lsta ,, ., .,,,119 Sept. 7227 Wabash Deb. B 8314 Rye March 78 Klax-C- aah . Western Kid. 4a ,. 931, N. W.. 1.35. Wheeling ft Lake Erie 4a. ofd .. 9214 Timothy March 2.90. .. .. 94 Wisconsin Central 4a Clover March 13.50. Bariev Cash 40649. BALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Kaneas City Cattle. Tha closing quotations and sales Kansas City, March 29 Cattle Rewere as follows: ceipts 4,900. Steady. Natives 4.506 6.00; native cows and heifers 2.256 5.15; stockera and feeders 3.0065.00; bulls 2.6664.25; calves 2.5066-25- ; stern fed steers 4.2566.60; wet fed cows 3.2564.60. Huge Receipts 7.000. Weak t lower. Bulk of sales 6.1065.27 heavy 5.2565.35; packers 5.1565-25- ; INCONCLUSIVE AND UNCONVINCING DRIFTING MATCH. New light 5.10j(5.25; bulk of sales 5.20. Sheep -- Receipts 15,000. Sheep and lamb- - steady; goo to choice wethers 5.25G.25: fair to cboire mixed 4.75 native 5.50; western sheep 4.05 iamb 5.501i 7.75; western Iambi G.Ou B (i.X MARKETS OF licr 2tf 12 , meatha the the 7 1 |