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Show MORNINt; EXAMINER: OGDEN, CT AH, WEDNESDAY UUlt.MMl, APKIL' 12, W03. TTTE rar.g" vnber 5ijh7.33. Hill fi- - STREET IB Sr nii ; e i i 1, 63 Sou; hci u Rail wav 5s and I'aclhe Is's T. M. 1. and Western 4s 1 Iliiol Facifl.c ts iOti'i.i,..; Chicago Lfvratock. fliiiago. April 11 I'autv l- .r.. steady; jpwd to piime steer- Jii wft 6.75: pisir to iie iii'iiu 81.66 . 3.73; slue tiers and feeders $2,6345.-tiiiIii'ifii isiws 82. 75ft 5 3 75; cauneis $1.5e2.7i; bulla $2.3' MARKETS t'nion lieli Waliai--u Whv-- i ling ami i: 23. 4.75; caivts Ioiiumio Hog- - Itooeips ll.wsi; "3. mm. Mat kit 3c higher. Mixed and bltehers 65.5nft5.C5: gmal to cholic rougu heavy 85.43ft $5 wilt 3. hesy 5.401 5.62 1 2; Hostou 5 55; light IN 7.6-1- At Oakta id. San Kiaiieisco. Cal. April 11. again repealed their performSales ance of inthe preceding day anil won honors half the events. Interest centered principally uu the fifth race, winch was won by'limiitun. the favorite. after a sharp liru.--h wl'h Amerl ratio. The field was a large one In ihe second, hut F i:. Shaw juoved a repealer and won as he pleased. In the last event Telephone got through in the stretch which won the race. Although Syphon Girl was played heavily In ihe initial tacc. the met with Imd lock and finished outxido the money. Weather clear: track fast. Summary: Kii'ot race, four I urlouga Southern Tady won; Lady King, second; lm Jor. third. Time 4u Second race, futurity course F. E. Shaw won; lachuca. second; Billy Taylor, third. Time 1:11. Third race, six furlongs Gallant Cassio won: Toupee second; Sun Rose third. Time 1:12 mile Fourth race, one and won; Allopath, second; Her meiicla, third. Time 1:54 Fifth race, five unit a half furlongs Hon It on won: Americano second; San Sam third. Time 1:66 Sixth race, one mile Telephone won; F'orest King, second; Ralph Young, third. Time 1 :4 and Quotation Wert at Follow; Cloxing o siif it noiHbW imp Crop prnsperta have been fins aid to with great hopes as a aiiroulaiiuj; factor in the aporu-latioto lake lur place uf the much. u incTRcr auJ tv iJenl incrcsiori-which hair bchiin to allow signs of hamig ontliceil th;lr elfin is'enoa-- . lint the crop promints at ilii early pciknl a.vi with the uncertainty or the growiiiK rcaaun to be farc,l prov-ei- l unaiailihK to huid the market. The bul. ling of a incetlug ot the Northern Stcuriiic iiirectors was source of uncertainly. T ic result of the roii-tlupmteil Ui lie enila gmatical to the general auraii-e- s tha atock uiarkei. The unceriainty in the tone of the market i w Indicated by its count ant. flnet nations, the course of prices cbungilig at least once during ciery hour of the session. The opening w steadily strong anil there was no other comarutlic rally after the first ilcclinu. Later In the day there were individual .purls of Illinois f'eniial points of strength. was the conspicuous feture uf the day and it seemed to meet with littie In its swift admncc. There was a disposition to give the tluy's to thU stock, as the chosen property designed for absorption as Ihe Union Pacific prefrrietl stock issues, but the supposition was so lacking in authority, ns the at ions mliers on the same subject which ham been net alt oat from time to time. The uncertain temper held throughout ami t hr closing itself was irregular, but rewith the dsy'a extremes much shea! 1 . Cattb K'v .uaikit actiie; native $1.234i6.:0; cows and belters 1 II j.lui; tslh f we-te- r.l ."Sift ! canners $2 aoft .!.4o; Mode.-- au-- l ieedem $2,7543.2"; calves e'!."ui 0.- m.- ; bulla and stags s:!..at4 4.51. lb.'1"1; initit.; Hogs Heielpie -- n mixed 5.27 5.::u; llglii s5 254 3 pigs l 754j5.-15- : n a.27 12ft 5 jo. heavy 5.27 llo-to- Shis-p- Steady; 12,5'hj. Kiu-idpt- s - western yravlings 3.oft6.7'i: wethewes 7"54l5 6o; ers 85.104(5.85: Biuhs $6,7517 5". 11. Tudav1 Wshlilngton. April l of Ihe treasury lialance in the general I unit show it: available cash balance l56.77k.:i50; gold 8T2.:i"1.4"S, sun Jiu-ii- CHICAGO Tha Leading Fututea Ranged ai Nevada Stocks. States rail. Available Grain Supply, . New York, April 1 1. Special telegraphic and cable rotuiiiiiiilcatiimM by Hrsdst reels show the following changes In available supplies ns compared with last week. Wheat, I'. 8. and Canada east Hookies decreased 1.5G4,ihio bushels; afloat for and In l.tNiu.ouu bushels, tie Europe lat supply ilecrcaseil 2.564,000 bushels. Com, United Slates uml Canada, earl RiN'klus, ImTcasod Sl.Oun. Wool. St. lamia, Mo., April 11. Wool, dull medium grades, combing and clothing, 23 ft 25; light line 18ft 20 heavy fins 14frl5; lull washed 5vft37 Sugar, New York, April 11. Sugar, raw, molasses Arm; fair refining 4 Kcfincd. firm; crush-cd- . sugar 4 it. 25: granulated, 6.85; iwwdcrcd, 6.15. COKKKK Steady; No. 7 Ulo 7 3-- Wool. Rf. Louis, Mo., April 1 1. Woo- lDull; territory anil western medium Duo medium 17 18 ; 224122; tine 15617. Wabash at fash quotations were as follows: Flour steiidy. Wheal No. 2 spring l.itaftl.ll. Na 2 Limit 1.13. Na 2 nil 1.13ft 1.15'i. Corn No. 2 49. No. 1 yellow 391',. Outs No. 3 ZOV Na 3 white ZiHuft 32 t. live- - Na ! at At Montgomery Park. Mempliia Tcnn.. April 11. Montgomery Park results: First race, six fttrlonga Hannie Hodge won; Yanncss second; Censor third. Time, 1:17. Hecond race. 4'. furlongs George I second; .oilier won: High Chance Mexican 23u Occidental Con. 80 28. lielebr-- 23 r 1). and H. 170 1 Irl thernmn Id IliilHon 32 Pot on! 15 Caledonia 51 Challenge Con. 17 Havugc 30 Scuiplun 28 ('hollar 17 28 Confidence 75 ( C. and Vn. 180 H. Iblchcr 1 Crown Point 13 H. Nevada 11 8. Hill 72 KxchiHiuer 50 nton Con. 14 G. and (!. 2,(1' Clali Con. 1 H. nml N. 57 Yellow Jacket Jusilqc 7 781 Ik. -- Fair to choice mailing FATTIBON FALSTAF CAFE 2425 Washington Avon us, (Phono 22BX) WHERE TO EAT com-missio- n decision " Pre-ide- ... OPERATED stis-ker- d j I. 4 i iBfiWKorwBSSx EFFECT. R. G. W. TIKE CARD THE OREGON SHORT LINB.TIUl CARD. ft ; JUNE ITU, 1904. j t 1 . Oiikland 5 lNutland 4 Ilmrg French and McLean. COUNTRY. VEIN. liy gciioial litipiial aurgeoiu who clipiN'.l on' ifie affected portion of the vein ami iid the two end together. The .ii;Miu Milled front Hi.' will limlnu I c i'y in: cover . opcLi-- R- - and Umpire. CREWS OF BLOCKADE Tke Only The 2 3 Byrne; Silt no RUNNERS. Yiclnrla. R. C.. April M. The steamAthenian which urrlved loilay from Yokohama, brought the crown of the steamships Venus. Aohrodite. Vlga and Mercpilen. blockade runners seizt ed by ihe .lupanese near straits whil" trying to reach Vladivostok wPh rout from Cardiff. The seamen repm r the death of two men of the crew of the Mar, nlmi seized at Tu guru strait. Her crew of 39 which wa caught In lidt the the Ice and tso were frozen to death, being In: on lie shore of Hokkaido. Their rompunions In searching for them discovered their bodies on ihe Th Tsn-Gan- Msfl Luvtan Trail Ii (be WarM buffet-smoki- ng o o o f 2:w F Halted Na 11, Local from Park City and Ban Peta Valley.... 7:00 p. Na 3, Pacific Expreix from 12:66 a. n. all points East Through sleeping ears to Omaha. Chieago and 8L Louis. New York aad Boaloa. Free reclining chair ears. A perfect dlLng car service oa all through train. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Ageet, Ogden. L A. BENTON. Gen. AgeLTagr Salt Lake City. JJept PACIFIC. No. 3. Pacific Express Ban I'Yanclaco and gnG mm-nion- A. bbs-kad- k jH . fuS 41 Chicago & By,! M-Wsste- m Weet Seoend South Mt Late St. Atlas tg. Hit.. BUg., Butte Na 11 Cache Valley Na 12 Ball Lake and Untie Na S Salt Lake aad later Btdlltl points iiiMMiia Na 2-- Adt Milford KXltb Laka 4 No. IS Salt Uke points wo A tar-gdl- iti AKBiVK: pa, 1:16 am, 7:16 M, 10:60 am, Praro, polite all aad l!tt pli l!cf Mi eMlialillMi Salt Lake F1 No. I Butte ard FocUUo1j.h ExoriU Untie 6:66 am, Na 11 Salt Lake and Na 7 Balt Lake aad mmUisI B'li fiftfd No. I Salt Uke aad him v0i 1 amiiEtE Dointn tad Butte.. p Portland 7:00 an N& IS Butte and PocateDe I:u0 pm. Valley ,..10:36 .jb. Na 12 Cache Yraiss south of Juab do sot ras Bundayn DEPART. . 7 Butte and Portland 12:N Pocatello, Montpelier Na 9 u. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. SOUTHERN Na Tleket AfNt. A. & MOSELJCr. tor Trar. Fasn Acmt In- termediate points, dally 4:30 a.m. No. 5, Pacific IL S. DURLXY, Express through to 8an Franciaco, dally. ........... .11: 65 a. sn. Na 1. Overland Limited.. 3:65 p. m Na 203. Mixed Train, Ogden to Montello, Corinne ' and Kelton, dally ex8:15 a..m. cept Sunday Ogden, Utah. L, a P. BsltT.Lake Ote. ARRIVE. Atlantic Express from Ban Franciaco, . . ........... 7:10 a tn. dally No. 2 Overland Limited .. ..2:35 p. m. Atlantic Expresa No. 4. from Ban Francisco and ' Intermediate points 6:10 p. sl dally No. 204. Mixed Train from Montello via Corinne sod Kelton, daily except .. ..3: 0 p. m Sunday .. ,. TIME , SWISS Bluff. Kansu City and points east, dally COLONY grapes on tha Pacific coaaLThslr wines are absolutely pure. If yon wish to dispense good cheer for the holidays order some of their wine from RIZZINI BROS. 26th .... .... ... .... .... aU 9 ARRIVE. an the Pacific coast raise tha finest 200 CARD. Effective Dec. 4th, 1304 DEPART: No. 6 Mall nod Express... :ffl Na 2 Overland Liiailad for Bluffs Council Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and east daily Na 4 Atlas tie Express Uf Denver, Omshs, Council Street from Omaha Bluffs. Council Denver. Kenaaa City aad Na 2 Facile Exorcss IX ' east daily L Overland Council Omaha, from Bluffa Kansaa City. Drover and ell poiate u. dally Naf-raKMai- St Paul and Minneapolis Tidiftf. jnJ uttar fin C. n ,i lur. General Atria. htlOl1. Caipijiu T U Silivaacr. u ful tunner. waa another He ian the lilnekade to twiii, the second time returnUjssIiis 10 ing wl'h 'Iu steamship Kobe and s iling her 'to lb: Japan- - o oo o THE ITALIAN Compariaent and drawing -- rooa leeplnf cars, observation can, dining can, and library cars, with baiter, bath and Book lovers Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Diract connection for 1 oo oo Apr. 2, 190a. DEPART i i d 9:00 a. No. 12, Salt Uko local.. No. 2, Chicago, SL Louln Um- oM W o a a a 0 aidd an a o a a No. 4, Atlantic Sxprona, nil ..7:00 9- - polntn Enat.. ARRIVE DAILY, No. 8, Pacific Mall. Halt Lako li:30 a.m. and all point Kant No. 1. Chicago and SL Lonla Overland Limited Davis. Vladi-vo-uo- Raffwiy WtvrcN k Oa NIhwhI River and CMup. er Aoa! DwMe-Trac- H. E. 9 6 DEPART DAILY. AUamtlo Mail aU potnu No. No. 6. Xa'iiuinl league out. Score; Hut t pries .i Nti-er- s Chicago UN - New Haven. Conn.. April IL- P. Moltuii of New Fort. H. 1., s Yale .M'llical siudi-ni- . who was fnitu a tulsn'iilai'sirecilon uf lllf jugular Vriu. Iiu lliid In tliiuat s HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR USED TICKETS. announced loilny that Oakland va. Portland. Oakland. Cal.. Anril ll.- WHh two nu-out in Mo ninlh Oaklaml won the game with gund slick work. The gxntc was clone and interesting through- l ON JUGULAR Healy Hotel, (Opposite Papal). Bell Phone 161Z. Ind. Phone 108. IL iciitn and umpire I Ihe game nnd several uthers since and hi work ha given sa'i-- f act Ion. r sh, R. H. E. he had appointed William Kcitley a Ihi one of the umpires of the vear. Peltlcv ramc In Suit Like San Francisco. lo. The steamer City of Sydney, which ha just arrived front Central American ports, bring word of the plight fu New Yoik lawGuatemala City of H, yer. Gardner by nanu. Gard.li-and has been for monllis. in the government pi Ison. The efforts 01 his friend have availed nothing to secure Hu- - rdese or even a trial for the imprisoned Amerlca.i, who wa sent to It 1 juil In the (list aid, for alleged contempt of mint. e MONTREAL, ltiliel of the Pacific nt league, Sep-lemls- T Am-i- game. Bettley lo Umpire. Salt Ijtke Uity. Utah. April discasi's. IN JAIL IN A FOREIGN 3-- S'-,- amWDGB CHICAGO Klopf. Umpire Fianciscu. April 11. Sixty-siivassimgi'ia, who arrived by the icam- ship Miincliiiris. have been denied n loo the fined w- - .680 .17 with ihe landl.ig hy United Staten Immigrant Uonimieioner Nm limp on the HUHiito, meiiilHtlon of the feiiersl qiiarantiii.' offieer. They were found 1.1 lie alfl'ct-ewith trachoma and o' her com ig- umpire, Klop, Score: BOSTON, NEW YORK. Tacoma 2 8nn Francisco And nil Cltlea of Europe via All Linen. Hut t erics: Fitzgerald and Graham; Henely and Williams. Sharmans Ticket Office, x i hy the anil put out of 7-- - COv 4 l, Trachoma and Other Ailments Keep Out Filipinoa. 8 $22-- LOW RATES DISEASE EXCLUDES THEM. 2s " 514-x- . Tacoma building Stogie company and ftiu.uuO on stork ; Paudke Paper $10,111111; Cramer company, building shop S4.np0; company's nisehiiie Brown brut her' coal office. $4.otm. Ii Is nm known at this time what Insurance is carried on the building or stock. Baltimore A Ohio railroad The freight deist, with it contents, was ilmnegi'd to the extent of 511.000. The Are tarted at about 2 o'clock nnd. owing to a high wind and the storm, tha firemen had a desperate struggle. . 4s BROKERAGE WESTERN BASEBALL. g lie-sc- 3-- e oi the Eocli; Bldg. phono vt. San Franciaco. San Francisco. April II.- - Hy a combination of lilts anil error In ihe sixth Inning. Tacoma piled tip six runs and San Francisco hardy won handily. To one escaping a shut out hyA making sacriCHEYENNE, hit. a run in the Inst Inning. QSNVER, arr as follows: fice and a long fly brought In Spencer, KANSAS CITY. on Hmlhcr$30.utin lotde makbuilding, local. For of the the ncqulsitlim OMAHA. on and $70,000 atock; United Stales ing a motion as If 10 question the 8T. LOUIS. ITd.WMl on t'li-'cs- j,. BOSTON" CAFE n ground, the sdjuin-Inwrarchuunc of the Unit ml Stale Stogie conipnnr was In flame. Three other buildings were also coTisniiied. Th" flrcnieti m thi. hour (4 n. in. I have Hie tlami'w well under control. The Culled Siatcii Ktngie conipuny's building is situated on Third Miccl. coa be a"cr-tsin-uThe so far 2-- s K LEE00K 1 3-- 8 - B. M. 2--J 1 3-- 7-- LIQUORS City Park results: First race, live furlongs Virgin Withers won: Precious Band, second; OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Alice Lloyd. tliiuL Time 1:04. hors the Best. Short orders 7.12t. Everything Second race, four furlongs Flimnap at all hour. Short Clear Sides flMixed I 7.tHir third. Slam won: second; Fortunate 56Tn. Bars Silver All kinds of gamo and fish ft? oeaoen. 7.121',. Time 51. Extra fine dinrtet Drafts, slaht 7 v. unday, from Whiskey Basis of high wlnea 1.22. Third race, six furlongs Sid Silver, 12 ts 2 p. m, 25c. Fins lunch from Drafts, tclcgrnpii 10. won: Ognntx. wcond; 81. Tammany 11 to 4 and 8 to 8 p. m. Articles and Shlpmanta. JIM A YOUNG LIGHTNING STARTED THE FIRE. Ihird. Time 1:17 Props; Fourth race, mile Blueblaxe won: 224 Twenty-fift- h Street. Ship third. Woodlyn, second; Smith, Roger Articles. ments Heavy Lom to Buainexi Interest of Time Receipts 1:47 Huntington, W. Va. Fifth race, one nnd MONEY LOANED 2I.40H 17,7m Flour, hhls miles lotdy Goodrich won: Byplay, 2 1. lint A 29,600 Wheat, bit. 1:53. W. II. Vo., Time ililrd. SALARIED PEOPLE The April Huntington. Eye, second; 73,210 fire Started by lightning striking the 46,600 Corn, bit. , race, mile Dr. Stephens won; Sixth Estate and Chattor Loans Root 139.1011 lul.tmo I oi, Ip hruiiierV Oats, hit. . large warehouse ear- Ada X.. second: Stalker third. Time, SawlM quick, confidential and 2.0U0 2.800 ly this morning, ftm-e- rt Rve. Im. . : 4tl. ilaiimgc 3.NIHI 56.100 private. No eommlialoa. Before the llie-neat $2hi.immi. Harley, bu. . were j. - 17 West 2nd South Telephone 1986. E W. GILLETT, J.L MOORE. Gen. Passenger Agent. Dis't Passenger Agent CITY TICKET OFFICE (H At City Park. New Orleans, April II. 1 1 or sleeping car WINES . northwestern 1.27. Mess Pork per bbl 12.2uft 12.83. laird - per lift lbs 7.12. ...ft 7.13. Slum ribs sides, t loose I 7.004 No. call at Coping and Vaulto. Comotory Flfih rare, steeplechase, about mile and a quarter - Myth won; Red Car second; Collegian third. Time. 2:02. Sixth race, $Jlcj and an eighth Uncle Charley won: Light. Note second; Loglslella third. Time, 1:58. 1025. ilplilr For further information, reservations 2003 JEFFERSON - 1.25. Ami" Good feeding 37ft 39, 42 'a ft 19'.'.. Flax Seed - Na 1 1.23. Burley 1 Special Train Leaves Salt Lake Ciiy April 15th, 8:00 P. M. MONUMENTS 5. Wasteful third. Time. :5S. Third rare. 6 furlongs Miss Gobex Ban Franciaco Mining Stocks. won: Dapple Gold second and Barklc-mor- e think Time. 1:17. Hun Francisco, April 11. The ofFourth race. C'lilcnsaw club, seven ficial closing qiiiilulluns for mining furlongs Stclnclllcr won: Gita Hodom stock., today were a- - follows: Kent. Con. 1 second: Judge Hynies third. Time, Alpha Coil. In Chicago WhcaL April II.- - Sentiment In wheal here today was Inclined to bearishne- - owing to tiie excellent condition of fall sown wheat na ofOn Ihe Produce Exchange today thn ficially annuuiui-- in the government ftr butter tiiHrkci was firm. crop report. Alter touching 86 (Yoauu-r231129. July di'clined to Mi I S. but rallied agnin lo Sti 12tfr5-8- . May Hold, Dulry 21 fi 29. but reacted to 1.14. Minat 1.14 Egg steady nt mark cases Included neapolis, Dili utli and Chics pi reported JO'. Firsts Hi1... icceipts of 157 cars against 229 last week. Prime Arsis 11. Continued small receipts crraicl a Extras 19. linn undertone iu corn, July auld to steady to firm 12'jft 1 .2 j. 48c. lox-a- l receipts were 242 cars w ith 26 contract grude. New York Bonn. Kirnine. of coin hml a steadying 1'. S. refuiiillng 2s. registered.... 104s fleet on oata. July held nnuind 29 1'. H refutnliiig 2s, couiKin 104 laical receipts wne 87 cars. 1'. S. lulls ivgisiciml Provisions were Arm sa a renlt of (". H. 3s, 5s. coiih:i 105 light receipts of hogs. July pork was 1'. H. Now 133 4s, registered at Id. to. l.anl was up V. H. New 4ss tip 2 132 couiHm a shade at 7.2 1 2. C. S. Old 4s. registered 104 Rilis were a shade to 2 higher .V. .S. .Old 4i- - roupou 105 '4 at 7.33ft 7.37 I 2. American Toluicco 4s, rerilltcate. 74 market dei The eloped ...115 lir m aess during the last pan of ihu American Toimcco 6s, cevtl. Anieiicnn T.d.ucco IL. l 115 on a session good rirmuiul from J02'( houses. A libcr.il ib'crcx-- e in Atchison geiii'ivtl Is 97 the' worlds risible supply was one of AictiJwvu ailpislment 4s lot the principal snuiees of .'liengih. An- Atlaniie Cosst Line Is 1.! other tactor was a muikixl lailmg orf Baltimore aril Ohio 4s . 95', . itii.l'i.Uioro Htu Oli to la primary lercipts. July advanced Central of .115'.. Gcorgbi 5s to 87 an, elided with a rod gain . 93; CenUHl of Gisirgia 1st Inc at 87 liny lluriiiHted ner- Cent ml of (f Gmvrgiii 2nd Inc vously. . Afiei selling ui r to 1.1:1 Ohio 4'..s . the price rallied to 1.14 -r closing at Chesapeake and Ohio lii. and the highest point, or the day with a .a 2 . v,, .. Htul Alton Chicago gain of II. and Q. nw 4s . t'orn- - Thv strength wn well Chlrngo u n maim aiticil. the July opt ton closing ai C. R. I. it ml P. R. R. 4s ... . R. 1. and P. K. II. cid 5 pnl.u of the ilsv with a Hc Taitils gen. 4s hi 48 nose: C,( C. and gain of Chicago Terminal 4s Wheat May 1 14 .VS; July 87 Colorado Midland 4 September. 82 4s . Corn April 47 48 3 8; Colorado and Houihem May Culm 5s. certl July 48 September 48 Denver anil Hln limnrie ts . Oats Mar :;n duly 29 Distillers' Hecurities 3s . ,, 28 f Erie prior lien 4s 12.82 Im July 13.07 Erie general 4s ft 13.10. May 7.25ft7.-- . Forth Worth nml D. City 1st Ijid A mil 7.17 Hocking Valley 4 SeptemJuly 7.42 ber 7 53 ft 7.57 Japan 6s. certl HJlia May 7.J0; July 7.35; Septemand Nash. Uni. .. ber '7.32 Manhattan consol gold 4s . . K.-Mexican Central 4s April 7.81 1 2. Flax-CaMexican Central lar luc . . new 1.37, Timothy-Ap- ril 2 85. Minn., sod Hi. lauds 4s , ... Clover Apt il 1.47. Miss., Kansas and Texas 4s Miss., Kansas and Texas 2mls National It. R. of lex. col. 4s Kancas City Livestock. . New Yotk Central Kansas City. April 11. Cs'ile-Re-ep- i,t New Jersey Central 5 . ... S.iiimi; ikoms: native Meet'. t..Vei(:.;ii: iiHu- eow-and heilerv Northern Pacific 4s -- .30 3.60; and feeders S3. Non hern Parlflc 3s Vift 5.25; hulls 2.02 ft 4.5t': calve Nor I oik and Western eon. 4s ...lop, 97-'west ei n f., ft.5"ft Oregon Short Line ifdg. Is 6 25: wtM' rn fed eow 3.UU. Penn, coiiv. 3' .ii I".1, ...Mj-Hogs Receipt, IJ.Oimi. Market 3c Reading general 4 5.::u4i 5.4; leaher; Boston heavy St. I. and I. Mountain con. .is .ll.-"I 85.25ft 3,43; puckers 43.3043.10; pig3 St. Mniis ait-- S. Francisco fu. Rt. Louis S'nestirn co:i. Is . .. 8.!', rid lights 51.254 5.25. ir Lilt" ;s Fileep Ren !J1 S.immi. Sii.iiy to Sniillii-I-Iluwcr; ui'iiloux 95 4 So. ij.op; Und-l,ptic I . Chics pi. Hid Opey Board Balas. Cim. Mcrcuv loo at 315. May Day 2o0 at 23: Sim at 231: 500 at 23U; 20. Now York 8oo at 57; a 30; loo at 57: 3IHI nt 58 It 40a. Star Con l.oo at 11. Irregular, total sales, railed par value, 2,777.ishi. bunds were all unchanged on ull,; SALT LAKE ROUTE Momimanta and Haadstonaa, Two car loads In stock. 22: 22. j ; ion at VIA MITCHELL BROS. Fifth, fourth running of the amateur cup. a high weight, selling race for 5 year old and upward, club men riders, Regular Call Balea. G furlongs Trs pmdst won; Port Ar3u0 -at May Day 7.1fl at 22; thur second: Wild Irishman third. 5tm at Time, 1:181-5- . Silver Shield atm at 32; Soil at Sixth race, mile and a hundred won; Gold Dome 32th: 1,21111 at 32. yards New York l.Wui at 52: 100 at 54; second; Phantom third. Time, 1:53. 54 FIRST EXCURSION TO CALIFORNIA OFOGDEN Time. 4:55. . wi-i- The Utah National Bank 2-- duced. IkintU i ay; au-oth- at VIA At Benninga. Washington. April 11. Dennings rcctilts: First race, , five furlongs-Sbft-awUlae second; Perry Wadell third. Time, l:U2 Second race, maiden two course Ambition 44 furlongs United States Depository won; Away second; Moonshine third. Time; 3G. J Ka Diotjf Third race 6 furlongs Columbia Hnrac E. Pttry VIm Pmldtnt course Santa Catalina won: Toi San Ralph E. HOI0aaiMaaaai . l:1tt'-third. Time, second: Fondness A. V. McIntosh Assistant Cithl Fourth race, third running of the for Do registered Interest Pail Southern steeplechase Savings Accounts hunters, to be ridden by member of Mont.rip the hunt, about two mile won; Twilight second; Emigrant third. FUTURES. SMI and for-i-ig- n SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Tha $30.00 TO LOS ANGELES RETURN Anu-ri-ca- u.iMsi. a - m-,- . Omaha. Omaha. Neb., April 11. s li; Krie 4s 4s s ihrunshuu' of ilic mmvrui-ntfor The around TuiiaC, se..s:on. ;Li spspifloov uf i ic market hnrbor-,-.m it. nvcala'i-t- : niiul w.n- out c e:.l in Lie Iul-li.':nni!iM i rum Lucs ledge. Thfvu l uu f tlcirc:iiu selling of ibis iuhui ilia l U Ji go.ii da Imt ihe n w evidence of tb'1 nervim- - clai l ihe speculate niin.l. Aci'ial eicnt in Imui of aim. Tlie nioie-mc.i- t win-i,- t iepoi! of April coiuliiion of i- - loik' and Shu pltccel pis ls.utsi; Uis-lanilis steady; good to choiri.' wcthi-il.3u 5 75ft C.iu; fan to choice mixed ft 3.63; wculi-sheep $5 4 0.10; nalamba tive lambs $t..".ii 7. 5o; $4.75 Boston, .Via., April 1. The ihe Congregational clergy tm.n wuo have protesied Hgainel ilie by llio board of eonimissIomTs fur nilssioiis of a gift of $I"0.(ium from John D. Rockefeller, made public today a mass of correspondence roeeivi'd train all sections of the country aud in which the stand of the pratestants ajipraveil. In a comparatively few instances are the names of ihe writers made public, but those announced include Prof. Hugh Scot 1. Chicago Theological Seminary; Key. H. Thayer, home misaioiiHry for Kansas, and ltcv. J. C. Armstrong, of the Chicago missionIn tone the letters rang ary soeb-ty- . from mildly argumentative opinions to bitter expressions of disapproval of the recommendation of the prudential committee. lrof. Scott Mys he believes the laird does not yet. want ''Robbery for burnt offerings, or the price of a dog to enter his treasury. Superintendent Armstrong says the money is unrlcan and the chnrrh knows It and adds: We do know that fur a shameless disregard of thn rights of our fellow men, the Standard Oil company stands out as the most brazen and dangerous corporation this country has ever coiii-Diiti- 85.55ft niuuin A . Vi Though Actual Events Were in Favor of Values, Suspxiont Caused Selling. April 11. ivc io.ic 4s Central Wj'ismi-ii- i 7: New Yuik. u, apprcht-- con. the Accepting Rockefeller Gift. ali Isis Wai 2-- NERVOUS TONE OBSERVABLE DEALINGS. Pa iflc to And Arc Opposed 1" S. Sic1 2nd 5s 1". - OF THE WORLD !!' 1 Iias i)tf. ReCarpentering, Building, of and Remodeling pairing Houses Promptly attended to." Enquire All work Guaranteed. ole Nelson, M5 16th street . Telephone 329-y- l....- A. a Ticket AfroklOSELKL Trav. Ogjro. m. ,a - |