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Show TIIE EXAMIXEH: MOTtTCIXG STOCK CTAI1, OGDEN, THURSDAY MORNING, JUXE 1908. 23, Rye No. 2 870S9e. Barley Good? feeding 61c;. Flax Seed No. l trie; No. 1 northwestern 63c. Timothy Seed Prime $l.u7. Clover Seed Contract grades 1 11.00. Short Riba Sides tloose) $9,250 LITTLE TRADE DURING REGULAR in MARKET break rather violent PRICES. 30. CALL. Mm Pork, per Wat Due to the Discouragement Over Failure to Recpond to Anything Favorable. bbl $7.20025. $.77. t boxed Lard, per 10.) lbs Short Clear Sidra ViWhiskey 43-7- - Basis of high winea 61.24. Uncle Sam Consolidated and New York Bonanza Alont Showed Strength. Money, New York, June 27. Prime mercanSalt Lake, June 27. Only two nocks New Yoik, June 27. There were no tile paper 505 per rent; sterling new (leveiigimeuu in conditions today exchange wreak at 484.5 & 50 and at participated in the aales of the to account (or the rather violent break bills; posted j lar call ot the mining exchange this for sixty-dain prices. Tbe influences which are rates 433 snd 486 ; commercial bills I forenoon, those being Uncle Sam Consolidated and New York. On the open responsible for the unloading of nocks 481 3 4. bave been gathering force for some board. Seek Tunnel was the most acBar silver, 65. lime past, and today's break was due tive and sold at an advance. Lower Mexican dollars, 50 as much to anything as to the discourGovernment bond steady; railroad Mammoth also stiffened, while Thompson sold some lower. Daly Judge paragement over the failure of the mar-t- bonds Irregular. nain the to anything at 812.aU. irspond ticipated ture of favorable developments. Th.s The closing quotation! and sales Produce. Chicago that had the effect of fixing opinion were: Chicago. June 27. Close: all favorable opportunities were being Utah Stocks. Bid. S3 S3 3 8; July in Sept. resulted taken to sell stocks. This Corn July 62 Sept. 52 reassuring the uncovered bear interest Oats July 36 Sept. 26 I S. which had begun to manifest some Pork July 17.20: Sept. 1C.75. misgivings over its position owing to Lord July 8.77 Sept. 8.95. the extent to which the decline has alRibs July 9.32 Sept. 9.25. ready extended and the proportions to Rye Cash, 62664. whuh tbe short Interest is reported to Flax Cash, northwest. 1.1 L have grown. With the demand from Timothy September, 4.70. the bears to cover shorts reduced Barley Cash, 421064. here was no buying from any quarter Clover Cash. 11.20. to absorb the heavy liquidation which came upon the market today again. Some persistent efforts were made Sugar and CoffM. Rat during the morning to support prices New York, June ami to drive the shorts to cover. This Firm; fair refining 3 cen3 of Intimidatthe for while a had effect trifugal 96 teat 8 on considerable any 3 ing the bears and Refined augar 2 decline they showed a disposition to firm; crushed 55.40; powdered 14.80; With to Silver King 29.00 the granulated $4 70. take their proflu end buy. .15 09 Sacramento progiess of the day tbe pressure of COFFEE Steady; No. 7 Rio 7 10 Silver Shield long stock mi any advantageous oppor.13 .10 Star Con tunity became clearly manifest and Wool, 25 efforts at support were almost wholly .65 St. Louis, 51o., June 27. Wool-Ste- ady; Swansea An example of the action abandoned. So. Swansea . .05 .25 mediwestern and territory of the market in face of good news ums .02 Sunshine medium fine 25025 27629; was furnished in the case of Anaconda, 58.00 U. 8. Mining Co. .. 56.00 20. uetiium-lfine which broke violently on realising on 2 3-- 27-S- ugar 19-3- mo-lase- 27-3- 6 7-- 8. .... ;... 1-- u yesterday's dividend inrrease before Chicago Cattle. the general market began to weaken. Chicago, June 27. Cattle Receipts Its depression was communicated to Best stisdy, others 10c lowAmalgamated Chipper. Various reports 1,700. circulated during the day of Intended er; beeves $4.')U0 6.10; cows nnd heifdividend Increases and the actual rais- ers $1.2566.00; etockrrs and feeders calves ing of the rate of disbursement on On- $2.606 4.4U; Texans $3.6064-85- ; tario A Western therefore are without $4.7566 25. effect in Inducing any buying of stocks. Hogs Receipts 28.000. Market 5c The earlier example of the weakness higher; estimated tomorrow 26,000. of Pennsylvania In face of the rise In Mixed nnd butchers $6.3566.70; good Baltimore A Ohio was also kept In heavy $6.57 rough heavy mind, and helped to convlce sentiment $.306.45; light $6.356 6.70; pigs bulk of sales $6.6006.70. that imporiiint liquidation was in progress when any favorable opportunity 28,000. Strong Sheep Receipts ofoffered. The money market today sheep $4.9006.50; lambs $5.9008.00. fered no evidence of any urgent demand for funds on. call although the Kansas City Cattle. tone was somewhat firmer. But the Kansas City, Mo., June 27. Cattle AN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS. Influence of lenders of money In InReceipts 8,000. Steady; native steers bewas of stock the ducing liquidation cows and heifers native $4.256.C0; Broker-agFurnished by the Inter-Stat- e lieved nevertheless to be a preponderstoekeri snd feeders $2.75 A large reduction of $3.0065.25; ant Influence. Company. calves $2.50 bulls (2.5004.00; commitments on tbe part of stock 04.30; western fed steers $3.5005. 06.00; Asked. Stocks. market pool seemed to Induce this ef- 30: cows $2.5004.25. fed western some esses In $ .80 fect. It took the form McNamara to Strong Hogs Receipts 12,000. of col lateral In Of 2.15 a e e e e e I monV were curront 5.62 liwna Miiny fi.JT , psekere $0.45 Inof the bT7. .52 discrimination against, some North Star a e e a $ 6.57 $5.5006.45. and lights pigs dustrlsl stocks as collateral on loans, West End mut000. 6, Steady; Receipts Sheep snd while the banks were not Inclined Rescue 1 .1 .43 to admit these reports the special tons I5.006C.60; lambs $6.0007.85; Golden Anchor ewes fed wethers $5.2506.50; weakness In the stock market of the range Jim Butler 1.374 sag 5.85. todka preferred to In the reports Indi- $4.750 .17 Cash Boy cated a condition of disfavor of these .25 Home ssseeeeeee ON FRIDAY. HANG NOT WILL erurltlea at their present level of .62 Sand Storm values. Calling of loana proceeded I 1.874 IIIMSM LTop to some extent In preparation for the Judge Does Not Think it Appropriate 1.60 I t Ml to Hang Msn on Friday. July settlement. Fesre that a flurry 1.35 Jumbo In connection week. next orcur might .19 Extn Chicago, Julbo 2t. A dispatch to the I with settlements had something to do .05 ernal . . .i. Record-HeralNeb., exfrom Omaha, sell. to Sterling with the pressure .45 Goldfield Mining change continued to decline with In- ay: .60 . .. . endall "of setook Christ of place The crucifixion y creased prospects gold being .14 Bull Blue 1 not I it think believed now la do on and It cured for Import. Friday, .07 that the $10,000,000 of government proprlate to set the execution for two ,26 i said withdrawn Judge murderers for that day," money deposited would be .19 from the national banks m July 10 in Sutton yesterday when he sentenced .50 orin accordance with announcement Jay O'Hearn and' Harrison Clarke to.48 der to facilitate the redepoelt of, gov- be hanged on a Monday. The state20 ernment funds in San Francisco Iwnka, .19 which is Intended. A meeting of St. .05 Paul directors without taking any ac- tom of making Friday "hangmans .35 tion on the expected plan for financing day." .14 confor the Pacific coast extension, lav'd to reason fixing Monday, 'My .38 the ipeculatlve feeling of dl- 8 polnt-men- t, tinued the court, .la that 1 think it .04 snd Increased the weakness of better to have these men meet death .49 the stock market, which was most sc- on the day following Sunday, which is .61 ute In the last hour, with closing prices devoted to religious thought snd ser1.10 near the lowest. General net losses vices, as they naturally will be in n bet.90 run from 1 to over 2 points, snd the ter frame of mind, to go to their final 1.50 leading speculative favorites lost from .12 3 to 4 points upward on the day's deal1.05 ings. WARSHIPS TO BE HELD. g i Bonds were Iregulnr. Total sales, .73 Is to Enforce Quarantine! par value, $1,935,000. Louisiana .10 United States bonds were all unAgainst Them, .13 on call. e rris $6-80- 2 d ' p-- changed CHICAGO FUTURES. The Leading Futures Follows: Ranged As Contracting' Plumbers .12 .25 .35 .38 New Orleans. June 27. Warships, from suspected yellow fever ports, which enter the Misalaslppi river this summer, must submit to the same quar- antine regulations as any other vessel, according to the decision of the I Louisians state board of health. It was derided last, night that the two French crulaers, which are expected here fromCuban ports for the French celebraU. g. A., was retired today tlon of the Fall of the Bastile. on July jor ae wft the rank of brigadier i4th, must be fumigated before leaving enera Cuba and must not psss the Mlsslssip- colonel Ernest Is chairman of the pi river quarantine until six day; have MiRRi,tpp river commission and a elapsed after the fumigation or, falling lfinbor ithraian canal com-tdo this, they must be fumigated up-- mlRRion Hp is also a member of tbe on arrival at the quarantine station American section of the International and be at anchor there for six days be- waterways commission, chairman of fore coming to New Orleans. the board of engineer!, charged with siirveva for a waterway between Lake FIFTY YEARS IN PRISON Michigan and iht Mississippi river by way of the IsPlalnes and Illinois rivFor a Man Who Choked and Robbed ers, and a member of the board to a Woman. consider cement testing In the depart, ment of the lnteriof By presidential San Francisco. June 26. It took a appointment. Col. Ernest served on in live minute yesterday Jury Just the original Isthmian canal commisJudge Cok'a court to dPcide that John sion In 1899 and 19nl. and upon the who was man ex the ronvlrt. Smith, an of the commission, in entered the home of Mrs. lxna Wilson reorganisation 1905. he was cs'led upon to serve on l and street ist of C.cnnesseo February, the new commission. severely heat and choked her until she Conk Ii took Judge gave him money. A NEW YORK FAILURE. about the same length of time to deny a sentence new and trial a motion for n New York, June 27. Lonla N. Smith to flftv years. The verdict was this of A exporters ballot. Company, secured on the first city, yesterday filed a petition in bank In Brooklyn, where the mem ruptcy LARGE STEAMER LAUNCHED. hers of the firm reside. The liahtli are $174,561 and the assets $230. Seattle, Wash.. June 27. The steam- ties 740. for Hall Brothers built by ship Delphi, The firm beean business in New the lumber trade and having a capacity Cuba. Th of 1.4'in.nun fret, the largest of any York in 1890 as exporters to to extended was afterward business was on launch the vessel similar mast, cd at Hall Yards. Eagle Harbor. last. Mexico, which proved advantageous Spanish war broke ouLThey night. The dimensions of the vessel when the are: Length 237.6. beam 29.6, and haie two stores in Mexico, one Ge- San depth of hold 17.2. The keel was laid Mexico City and the other at he placed In com- ronimo. Jn. 2 and she will middle of August. mission about the Henry B. Ketcham has been appoint She has two Frotch boilers with s ed receiver. heating surfaee of 2.70(1 square feet. Inches in diameter AT HARVARD COMMENCEMENT The shaft is 8 snd 80 feet In length. The wheel Is 11 feet in diameter and has an eleveu-foo- t Cambridge. Mara, June 27. Accom panted by all tne pomp and ceremony pitch. characteristic of the similar previous The vessel complete will cost occasions the 270th commencement exercises were held at Harvard univerIMMORTAL J. N. DEAD. sity today. The recipients of degrees Toledo, Ohio. Juno 27. J. N. Free, today were 917, not Including the hon known all over the eountry as the orary degree or degrees out of course and died yesterday at Only graduates of twenty-fivImmortal J. X more years' standing were admitted the Toledo state hospital for the exercises in Sand For years he traveled all over to the seats the United S:att p.ulng neither ho- ers theater reserved for the alumni Secretary of the Navy Bona part tel bills nor railroad fare. He had been an inmate of the Insane hospital for ! was the presiding officer at the alumni association meeting. several months. o Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 Che-mldlf- Receipts and Shipments, Produce Exchange. On the produce exchanj;,' today the butter market van steady, creameries 5fj2nc: dairies 34e; eggs steady. at mark rust included 125K,o; firsts lac; primo flrjts 16c: rxiraa 18c: rhapae steady, lfille. Cash Quotations. Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, steadv. o No. 2 spring Mfl'Sf.o: Wheat TxW 84c: No. 2 led l6fiS7',r. Corn No. 2 f2'4c; No. 2 yellow 336 r. No. 2 while :,9 Oats No. 2 040c; No. 3 white 64c, 9c: e Directory of tne a JOB B. DENKERS, All Kinds of Job Printing Neatly dens. (Union Shop.) 2369 2 Wash. Avs. Ind. phone 216. INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING CO. B. F. Them Man.ger. kinds of Book and Job PrintWash. Av ing. Basement 2406 Bell 'phone. All A Directory of C. GA8BERG, Photographer Outdoor viewt made promptly, 276 25th it. Both 'phones of 0 gden City A. L. BCOVILLE PRESS. Printers, Embossers and Station-era- . Both Opposite Poatoffic 'phones. J. O. WOODY PRINTING COi Book Printing that Attract binding, all style. 2371 Wash. Ave. Both 'phones. A. T. HESTMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Special Punches for loose leaf ledgers. 2408 Wash. Ave. Bell 'Phone 842-k- . Photographers L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art work. 2439 Wash. avo. Both 'phones. J. 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