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Show $ THE EXAMINER: MORNING MARKET STOCK STOCKS OGDEN, RESUME PRICES AGRESSIVE FORCE. TIU'IDAY UTAH, legible; at dairies 1Vj(1S: included mark n:--, 15c; 15c; prime b: . tra iin-;- s I8c; rheme sl-aly- , Chicago. Aug. 1. sjrpt. 71 Corn Sept. 49 i. t'h-.-r- l-- riae in New York, August. Klih lu shown a suniewhai atocka baiting tendency thia week wae 16c; S-- nels. July SI 31. 19u6. AUGUST 2, the debt, less cah 10L in the treasury, a mourned to $s73.85b.-8- 9 1 which U an iucrexre for the month of $9,421,114. This increase is large- Sip ex- A Directory atcouDied for by the decrease in the amount of cash on hsud. The rceent issue cf Panama bi nds toes xu appear in the July statement. The debt is recapitulated as follows: Interest-bearindebt, $595,153,090; debt on which Interest has ceased since maturity. $1,126.5X5! debt bearing no Interest $397,515,01;?; to it ly Wheat 6 4ti Oa'a Sept. !?. Pork Sept. 16.52 12; January 07 luird Sept. M.Uu; Klha Sept. Oct e 70. M- Rye Casn 56l-2'yiBarley Cash 480 jj and flax no wading. SO Harriman Denise Stoiy That Union Pacific la Trying to Secure Control of St Paul. . SP. 1 i;0l2c. Chicago Product. WITH vfS MORNING, 3-- of the 5-- 14.05. f; (;. Sugar and Coffee. 1. Sugar Raw tion. with aggrtesive force today. 3 14; centrifugal The cash in the treasury is classiPrice were eeepi to a higher level Firm; fair refining 2 molasses sugar fied as follows. 96 test 3 0 dietribuied wild buying throughout by Gold reserve. $150,006,090; trust steady; cr.xl J 5.5u; poworders and tbe market broadened ma- 3. 44 80. funds $l0iso3.869; con- dered 11.90; grannk't-general fund extreme recent from the terially 7 8 Rio CUFFEE Steady ; No. $185,251,745: In national banks depositgestion in a few of the market leadaries $84,480,15(1; In Philippine treasersDealings rose to well over a milWool ury. $5,177,552; total $1,473,763,231. lion shares and to the largest total 1. Woo- l- against which there are demand liaof daily sales on thi- - present upward 8;. Louis. Mo.. Aug. amounting to mo.tmeni. The fsioriie speculative Steady ; territory and western med- bilities outstanding which leaves a cash balstock?, however, continued well In the ium 22 3 28; flue medium 16620; fine ance on hand of $319,963,941. forefront of the movement especially 14 i(i 17. the Pacifies, Including in tha term COMPTROLLER'S STATEMENT tbe whole nf the Chicago Cattle. It was In that group almost group. 1. Cattle Receipts Aug. Chicago. Washington, August 1. The monthclone that the advance has carried 11,100. Steady to lor lower; beeves circulation statement Issued by the ly iu touched level the to aliovs prices 3.7o06.3U; cows amt helfera $1,250 comptroller of the currency shows June, st the bight of tbe first recovery 5.30; stockera and feeders 82.506 that at the close of business July 31. after the shuck of the San Franciscalves $5.UU bank 1906, the amount of national co dimeter. It was pointed out as re- 7.00. Texans $4.OO05.iK'; notes in circulation was $561.451,U45, markable that while I'nlted Staters 2B.,K0. Beat, t. $57.5o9,-Cerlight, Hogs Receipts an Inrresse for the year of Steed preferred sold today above the others 50c lower; estimated and an increase for tho month of June level, the common stock, now on steady; tomorrow 24.000. Mixed and butchers $368,685. a dividend basis, failed to reach tbe 86.1540.67 goud heavy $6.200 June high price today. The steel divilight rough heavy $5 906 6.15; dend wss tha leading subject of In6.80;. pigs f5.C506.5O; bulk of EXCUR3I0NJ0 SALTAIR tel eat In the days market. Thera ran $6.3u! saK-- s 6.65. $6,406 be no doubt that the declaration came Shet p- - Receipt! 22.900; stead) ; TUESDAY, AUGUST 7th. as a gennlne surprise to the majority of operators In the mark. In spite of sheep $3.100 5.20; lambs $4.750 7.75. Wabsr Academy Students Renuion. the speculative tips in circulation preKansas City Cattle. viously alleging the certainty of u Special train via Oregon Short Line Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 1. Cattle-Rece- ipts leaves Ogden 9:15 a. m. Cara go dividend. Tha assignment of tha 5.000. Steady to 6c lower; through to the resort. per cent dividends to two quarterly Returning Saltalr 9 p. m. Fare, periods proceeding was looked upon native $6.4066.50; rows and heifers special aa Indicating in some respects a recon- $2.01106.40; stockera and feeav-- $2.25 round trip to Salt Lake City fl.(H), to sideration of policy formerly determin- 04 49; bulls $2,206 4.uu; calves $3.0U Saltalr $1.25. Everyltody invited. ed mon and these new departures was 65-76- ; western, fed steers $3.60 65.75; attributed to tha Influence of the di- western fed cows 82 5U04.25. A BIG NEWS "BEAT" to rectors previously absent, especially Hogs Receipts 14.900. 8tedy leadfinancial to whose P. J. 6c lower; bulk of sales 86.3it06.4O; Morgan Undoubtedly the boldest undertakership and opinions the mass of ha- heavy $6.2506.25; packers $6.300 ing on the part of a reporter to score atbitual stock market operators light $6.3606.45; pigs $5.2506.75. a beat ever known in the history tach more importance than any other Sheep Receipts 4,mHt. St rang; mut- of American Journalism was when single guiding force. The decision tons $4.2565.25; lamba $5.600 7.50; Thomas B. Fielders, of the New York of tha caae was looked upon aa a range wethers $4.5005.75; fed ewes Times, leaped from a steamer In New Itroad determination upon more liberal $4.0065.10. York harbor at odda of about a hundred distribution of earnings to stockholdto tme of being drowned, and brought ers as contrasted with tha building up UTAH STOCKS. in tha first graphic atory of the loss of Indefinite surplus reserves which ocean liner Oregon. of It in has become a marked feature Balt Lake, Aug.. 1. The regular call the the custom of New York dallies to policy of some of the great corpor- of the forenoon session of the Balt ations. Dissatisfaction of stockholders Lake stock and mining exchange send reporter down the bay to meet la known with this policy has been expressed came near being a white-wash- . Uncle incoming steamer, when It news aboard. On the publlraly In more than one recent in- Bam Consolidated and New York eold, there la big Is stance, and resort haa tieen had to the however, at a alight advance over yes- ground that U better to be safe than tbe reportsorry, the editors courts In some caaea. It has been urg-- ( terday's closing. On the open board, ers ed In the same connection that enlarg- considerable by special permit on a government Inwaa bidding spirited or revenue cutter, rise on a specially ed dividend distributions must be In resulting In a fair volume of chartered tug, with a view to catching In order to make a market for dulged aalea. Daly West sold at $17 and Daly their game before the ship docks, t securities at the precent price level, Judge at $11, while New York and was known early one aften.oon ha! and with Interest rates disproportionThompson and other Park City atneks, steamer ately high. The speculative sentiment did buiineas under $3 a share. Mont the North Gorman Lloyd which had rescued the passengers nf waa disposed to accept tho United Mountain stiffened to 46 rents the Oregon was not far out, States Steel dividend action aa a proc- gomery Alla the latest South and Columbus, lamation as policy of enlarged distri- atork to attract attention, closed on and every city editor in New York laid plana for sending reporters out to butions to stock holders aa a means of a sale of 6$ cents. meet the Incoming Utter. dcrvlng actlva demand for securities Fielaera waa one of these. He man-sgefor the purpose of effecting on abto get aboard tho big steamer far sorption of the plethora now In the down the bay and weut among the surmarket. Tho St. Paul movement has as a special Incentive a persistent ruvivors of tbe Oregon disaster and mor that the Union Pacific control has obtained some thrilling tales of escape. He took notes enough to write n book projects In view looking to the larger about the sinking of the ship, with oonvl of the St Paul. An espllclte disclaimer af these rumors by the minute detail of heroic reacuea and president of the Union Pacific waa met plenty of what newspaper men cali "human Interest stories. Then time by the suggestion that the end might be attained by making Southern Pabegan to wear heavy on hla hands. It cific the nominal center in the was getting late at night, and the ehlp attention Little arrangement. had not yet passed Quarantine. To waa paid by any other matters in the make matters worse, the captain said days dealings. The renewed unsettle-men- t that he would allow no one to leave of on account markets in foreign the ship until she had made her way Rusof violence in the new outbreak clear nt Quarantine; Fielders vainly effert there. sia waa of no apparent pleaded that he was not n passenger, There was enormous profit taking durand, therefore; waa not amenable to ing the first Iqiir, attracted by the tbf Inspection of the ship by tbe health selsudden opening advances hut the ofUrera. His remonstrances were un ling waa confidently absorbs throughavailing. The captain was obdurate. out and the closing waa firm near the Ten oclock came. The city editor beet. of the Times paced nervously around Bonds were Irregular. Total asles the asking: night desk, repeatedly par value 91.69B.OOO. Where on earth is nelders?" Out United States bonds were unchanged (here in the bay Fielders, wrought to on call. a pitch of anger almost sufficient to impel an assault upon the exacting CHICAGO FUTURES. captain, looked vainly at the dimpling stream of light from his tug as aha Tha Lsading Futuraa Rangad aa lay nut In tha darkened waters waitFellows. of tin ing for him. The captain steamer would mt permit the tug to come any nearer to his ship. Fielders stood beside the rail, loudly retnou-s- : rating with the man commanding the big ship. He stealthily placed one leg over the rail, then the other. Then there was a splashing sound below and a chorus of ahonta from tbe passengers. Tha reporter was over board! Out In the rippling light his body waa seen to rise, and, aa It did. BAN FRANCISCO STOCKS the dare-devbegan swimming toward hla tug. Hla comrades had Interstate Brokerage Company August thrown out a line at a signal from him, 1. 1906. previously given, and ha madn for that line. Would he ever get It? Could they see him, a mere speck on the dim ly lighted waters? He gained n hold on the rope, was pulled aboard the tug, and gave orders for her nose to be turned toward the Manhattan shore with all possible speed. The Times ccntalned a full and graphic story o' the loss of the Oregon the next mornNew York, Aug. 2-- 4 Q. A. GRAVES. 25 First Nat'l Bank B, 8 ArehitecL - Ball Phene 985K. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS This amount, however, does not Include $1,049,853,909 la certificates and treasury notes outstanding, which are offset by an equal amount of cah on hand which is held for their redemp- 7 ARCHITECTS F. C. WOODS A CO. Arch Recta. 66 A 57 First NatT Bank Bldg. Beth Phonaa. g of Ogden City 13-lf- d - ; 2 0; 245-24- p. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder. 22d at Beil Phone 7 W. E. NEWMAN 29B-Z- . D. W. STONE. Contractor ana Builder. Office and chop at res.di:nca. Bell 'Pnene 682-K- . 424 SUth St Tin Worn, Galvanized iron ;0p. nlcea, heating and Ventilating 25 Washington ave. Beta phones. CALVERT A LEEK Contractors and Builders, Brick and Lima Mfrs. 216 Ecclaa Aida. Btr Phone 500-Y- . a JOHN ELLIS, Contractor and Builder. All kinds of mill work. Rear Utah A Oregon Lumbar Yards, 24th St. C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office. 202 21st. Phene 250-Ben GEO. OLM8TEAD. SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin l.eefing, guttering and general Jobbing. 427 Twenty-thirStreet. d BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. Iren fencing, sidewalk doort, balcony, counter railing, etc. 2266 Waah. Ave. Ball 'phene 51-- Contractor and builder. Office and ahop at residence, 600 24tn St, Weei Ogden. Bell 'phene 481-x. R LI CROSDIE. Roofing, guttering and tin work of all kinds. 2254 Waah. Ave. M. GILLES, y. JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, 889 27th. Pher-.- 175 In Shop rear of Wright A Sene Ca e OGOEN ELECTRIC CORNISH WORKS. Galvanised Iron and Copper Con nfshea, Skylights and Tin Roflng 2459 Grant ave. CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. Repairs, alterations, ehep work, perch and window careening. 2120 Royal Ave. Bell phene 371-x. General Contractor and Builder and Mill car 22nd and Wash, eppoaita TaberMIIL Planing Offloo nacle, CARL SAMUELSON, General Builder and Contractor. 637 29te St Ball 'phone 334-- PETER UNANDER. General Contractor and builder 259 9th St. Ball phone 675-s- . FLEWELLING A RIDGES. Contractors and Builders, alteratlona, ahop work. Grant and 20th 8L Cot. Masonry and Cement Contractors er sup-poee- d il ing. SUMMER TOURIST Daily From Juna 1 EXCURSIONS to September Contracting Plumbers THE OGDEN PLUMBINO CO. It will pay you to oao ua before contracting, Prompt attention to all klrda of plumbing. 2629 Madiaoik Boll 'phono 61S-Z- . HALVERSON BROS. General Plumbing. Estimates on application. 24101b Wash, baeamenL Bell phono 622-y- . W. J. DALLMORE, Llcenaed Sanitary Plumber. 2152 Waah ave. Ball 'phono HEX. Ind. 618. L. ZITZMAN. Plumbing and heating. Pump worn. 2269 Wash. Ava. Ball 'Phone 564-k-. Residence 118-y- . A. W. MEEK. Plumbing and Heating, Retrieved from tha 25th BL ahop to 241 Waah. Ava. Ind. 'phono. JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing: Estimates Furnished en application. 'phone 308-Z- 222 . 24th St Bell Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 15. to San Francisco and re$49.00 turn (direct) Ogden to San Francisco and return (one way, via Portland) 53.30 Angeles and re Ogden to 50.00 turn, via So. Pacific Ogden to Ite Angeles and rereturn. going So. Pacific and turning S. P., L. A. 4 9. L. Ry. 50.00 or vice versa Ogdrn to Lor Angeles and reL. and S. P., turn. via O. 8. Ogden finite: Xn white 3 2 Rye--N- 56c. 3nc Parley- - flood feeding n.'.ffSOc; fail to choir,. maltliiK 434i47r. $l.(-S- : No. 1 Flax Seed V 1 northwestern Sl.t'R1-f:t S3. Timothy Seed-Pri(lover See I -- (outran grades- 112.00. Short Ribs -- Sides (loose) W fcefj me S Per bill f id lb $.55. laird Per Short Clear Sides (boxed) Moss Pork l'' 7 9. So. Whi-ke- y ft 7."0. 1 Basis of high wines CO. J. O. WOODY POINTING CO. Printing that Attracts. Bosk binding, all style. 237S Wash. Ava. o00000000000000 B. F. Thomas, Manager. All kinds of Book and Job Printing. Basement 2408 Wash. Ava. Ball 'phone. A. T. HEBTMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Special Punches far loose leaf ledgers. . 2409 Waah. Ava. Bell 'Phone 142-k- O O O $1 29. 31. LAST Stopovers allowed. 0.0 SALOON LICENSE IN CHICAGO. Chicago. Aug. 1. The last aaloon license that will be Is- O sued in Chicago until the city O neatly doubles present pop- 0 ulaii.iii was given out yeeter- O day The license number la O 7.3.v: Under :he Harkln ordl- O narc, . which goes Into effect O todiu. no more saloons will be O pern in Chicago until tbe O ra-- i ' one saloon fur grery O 5'"e. O Receipts and Shipments. js THE PUBLIC DEBT. Prcduee Exchange. On the l'ro luce Exchange oday tbe butter market waa steady; cronmerle;, Wiishlncrn. staenii'n today ehow-- X.icuet 1 - T!i. mnr.'h-lof the public !' issue I that at the rinse of gun of Ojden City All Kind of Job Printing Neatly Wash done. (Union Shop.) 2349 Ava. Ind. 'phone 211, 9 ?,.,.,!7f? JOB POINTERS 42.00 L. A. A. 8. L. Ry Ogden to Los Angeles and return (one way via Portland 63.50 and San Francisco) Ogcen to Spokane and return I 40.00 direct) Oeden to Portland and return 40.00 (direct) Ticker limited returning until Oc- tober 90. tirectory of tnc 0 oooocooooooooooo o O O U O O O O O O O O O O O O o a B. A. DENKERS, 2 INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING A Directory of L 8COVILLE PRESS. Printers, Emboeaera and Station Both Poatoffica, era. Opposite 'phenes. Beth p hones. Photographers of Ogden City |