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Show T!IG OUDEX. EXAMINER 310KNIN0 IHIHAY UTAH, Kens City, EKl'TK .MBKR MORNING, 190G. iW, cay. Cs'.t'e Re27 ceipt 9.9u". including h"" eouiherxi. Market weedy to ra.I lower: ns-- : sputheru 64 00 ft 'll": steers 61.75 wee's 12 5063 u; souhern ci2 native cows and heTer I2.,m Stocker and feeder 62.25$ 63.006 4 5": bulls $2.0Mu;.iw: reive I.4-5.9k; wesi-tiHAD A GOOD FORENOON ON SALT IN 6 5": ses'ern steer CURRENT STOCK, MARKET c' I2.0uftk.65. IAKE STOCKS. WALL STREET STRONGER. weak Hu Receipt C.ltir. Market ' of to 5c inner; but k.4i. heat 66.0"ft4 45: parkers 66.35 Stacks Were Active Daly The Tone cf Call Money Market Was ftfi.;7 12: pig and ligl'e f. '"& G.5. Tintic Market Judge Ss'es Tha Closing Hard. But Showed No hheep Kereiptr : Quotations. in l"e lower: in i"(w 64Uift-jyuDisturbance. Kmm-s- s 8-- pl. MINING MARKET STOCK - MARKET 9; 059; of the F. c. WOODS Architects. G6 A 67 lambs 60.(1117 25; 64 25dt575; fed twee New York, Chicago. 96.3"ft6.55. Market 2" Sheep Receipt sirwdv; eheep 63 75ft 5 5"; lambs 64 99 ft 7.0". Weal. Wool Steady; territory and western mediums 23ft Ki. lamia. Kept. 27. 17c. SWEPT Waters of the Gulf Have Seen Driven Far Inland by the Wind. New Orleans Sept. 27. For more than twelve hour a tropical hurricane ha been blowing ai n speed to sixty mile varying from tbiriy-fiv- t au hour. The telegraph and telephone wires ara all down between hers and the Gulf pf Mexico points where the storm la reported to have struck the heaviest. Washouts are rertorted on several rallroada In that direction. ' The damage reported thus far I confined mostly to the harw of tha tide driven by th wind upon the Gulf At tha coast to an unnaunt. he:ghi. mouth of rhs Mississippi river pilot! are compelled to abandon their tows. . 43V. 0.1ts- -Sept.. V: 24 M , lire - washout Is r ported on the Ixitils-vlllg Nashvlll si fJtke Catherine and no trains are running. The New Orleans Northeastern .railroad reports Its track under water at several 3r. 1 34 Sr. 34c, 34'f SlSf'SIV. S4.P, 34r; nSVgc. ' . Flour firm. Whoa' No 74 (fj TT ..r nn 2 No : Coin- - No. 2, 4TV "vx were a cpi'ing. red. Xu. 2, Ray R'. lioui and Biloxi and Mis i' m .Mississippi Nisslppi Clv. exposed to Slls.ssippl sound. i'p - noon 'be loeal weatherabate-nt"thad no ini ration a of an if the unn. 7lft83r. o 3. 73 V. 72i No. jrlinw. Jfu. 3.9" 5.86 6" 5. KG IK. 5" 81 3.16 2.6" ' 5.62 Norib P'ar Ohio Toniqtah West End Comb. Frart Rescue Anchor Great Rend Ex Jim Hurler Cash Roy Golden 47 27 2.55 94 .... . 5.75 .18 .28 2.65 .96 .21 .29 .63 .85 .19 1.37 . id 16 1.35 14 .2i 25 69 Home Randstorm .72 Contracting Plumbers THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay yeu to see ue before com No 7 Zfi white. lmisvCie. 'ration 'a L. ZITZMAN. Plumbing ond heating. Pump work. 2269 Wash. Ave. Bell Phone 564-k- . Prompt attention to all 2629 Madison girds of plumbing. Bell phone 616-Z- . trreting. HALVERSON General Plumbing. Residence BROS. 114-y- . application. Wash, Basement. Bell phone . A. W. MEEK. Plumbing and Heating. Removed from tha 25th SL shop to 254S Wash. A vs. Ind. 'pbon. W. J. DALLMORE, Licensed Sanltery Plumber. . Wash ave. Bell phono SIS. Plumbing: Estimates Furnished on application. 322 24th ' SL . Bell 'phone 306-Z- . Estimataa on 24101k 522-y- JOHN KRUMPERMAN. 2352 Ird. 611-X- Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 u i DELAYED. K was h:i.i minttrs few ."ept. 27. t'ommuni N" Orleans for :i' 19:45 a. m. The rh lelegraph i'peri.n there reported that wind wa '"lowing about forty i the Nu. 2. il ',r. It; etgh: "tl'CH an ho.ir but that the cen'Jnoil feeding. :tg539c; fa.:-i- ter of their sTn'in was cast of New Parle of New Or-- : choice meltlnj. 44ft 42c. Orlops h'i1 ha "he cityanv seviou Fix HCti No. 1. II "5; No. I ;in had no' SI ilnpage. pit i S'l there been ait loss I"',. Mo Id 6". of life r fir a (ported. pork per lih! . 6I0.6.-4It l consiiit,'Brt probable In New per I"" ti. !M7V t a K lit. Htir- riii. Sides loose I. that th" s'.tui hit the MississipHum: clear and Mobile hsrd. but iher ;iirs (hqxrrt. 173$ pi H7 was rothit'c u mntlrm this. The wire ba.s. of high w:ne. $1 j;i failed a' thi jiinrtiirc. e ( lioncial Maniuc1 Evan, of the rontrac: grade. 612 73. A Nhvi'.;.' road, ha rereiiej report from liiv'.'on iiperintndent Receipts and Shipments. his uvid. irii'ra'IliB a very erinu F'.-- t ittoim 11.21) bids: writh f Greenville. AI. The 23. 9"" hi1'. wind ha- - bi?wn trees across the high tlS.'im.i hit WheeHecelpie. chip tra.-dcs'n ire telegraph wire and I lrcf ! I2.I"'1 bit. 75.1 "nit interfering . riiM'y with the opera-.h:p-'"lm.; Hi'ceiptfc. tion of ,rale 127.6"" h.l pas--n'rain due in Montgomery fi lui.. t'vs llrre.p k, a o'clock tlil morning, did no; ar turn's. 2"6 I"". Ini. rive until nri. il o'clock, the dclav llccr-p'5.""" bn.; tdi'pmrn'r. licir to caused h numcroti top i y oi ti tntree from the tracks. icmoic is"" bit Marie'- - Hecrlntl. ihip-- i whle. 35f,15igc. 6.97 Treea Have Been Blown Aerosa the Tracks Big , 2 :4'wm:,-4V-: are TRAINS t: follow 47V: - Asked y- t- - C.iaii quotat Rid 16.0" . 6 85; Dpi.. 5.23. ?k,3". Jan.. 67. 1". 67.. I7."7V Sep- Closing - . Rio 6S..i2'v; ( The daniHge iu New Orleans la small no far. Lake Fonrhartrain la five feet above the mrmal. The wind ha swept, away a few. fishing ahneka. The Wrst End city, n pleasure resort, has been damaged. Three barges were sunk In the Mtsrisulppi river at Southport, above here. John FVieland. keeper of the Southern Yacht club at the west, end of ,ke Fonchartrsln. was marooned in the club hiuixe wph hi wife and three children by the waves which washed away the pier to the club. Frlelsnd refused offer of aid from the ahore. saying he helrrd the club house safe and he would firs a cannon If he desired ':.:nce. Portion of the West End has been pleasure wharf broken by the waves and part, of the nearby saloon washed info the lake.wa The rise of th" Uke Inst night slow to give the lnhabi sufficient1 rant near shore a chance to escape without danger That part of New Orleans between Lake Galvex and I'rau-linstreets Is under a. few Inches of ws'er from th- - lake backing up. No felt legardina the situ anxiety tion in the rir. hut protrse'ed delay of new from th" neighboring town of the Gulf man: hm caused apprrhrn- - - 77'i .. Tonupah Ex MacNamarn Midway Belmont A 7!),c. Sept.. 6 16.65, 616 62S. 166": Ian.. 113.25. 613 ITS- II3.22V Inril Sept.. IKiiT'f. . IS.;1: (trt . SH97'. f R 8l. 18.65: Xnv.. K 45. 64". 68.42k: .Inn.. 67". 67.75. IT Montana Tonopah Gulf. 47Sc, 47Sc; 1hc.. 43ft43'4c: May, 35M736V. 35Sc. Mining Ttmopah 1C. Rept. a- May, Turk Ran Francisco, quotations:, - places. Broker Furnishsd by th Inter-Sta- t ags Company. . Chicago. Sept. 27. The leaimlg future ranged r follow today; Wheat - Sept., 71'fc, 72kr. 73lr-l-i- . 43S.C. e rshlns. .' The rice fields are considerably action. No vessels in this damaged have attempted to eiter at the Mississippi river since Tuesday night, hut are riding the storm la the open CHICAGO FUTURES. 4Tr. 43V. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. Austrian flahermen - and their families spent the night in bonis on Itoulluta canal to escape the water, lower which Is rising over the Miaalsslppi delta end threatening their Reventy-flv- Total wtlce, par mine, l,77a.fMm. I'. H. bonds were unchanged on vail. 79r. 9c. 7'i, Chip Sept.. 48c, Masonry and Cement Contractors IS CUT OFF FROM THE OUTSIDE. NEW ORLEANS the eelllng. Rndn were irregular. 75c; lift STORM ARE he-me- 75c. fine CITIES SOUTHERN t In possibility .of difficulties to renewing these bills In case of need. There were report of further gold current today, hut no actual engagement Ml enounced until affr the stock market closed . when a engagement was reported. A grod impression was produced by the Rank of England authorities refraining rforn advancing its official discount rate, but the weekly statement showed a condition materially weakened, both by lone of bullion and Increase of loans, the proportion of reserve to liability falV.ng from 47.66 per cent last week to 42.63 this week. The Rank of France also showed a loss of 63.335.-(tu- n In gold and an expansion of loans. The in outstanding sterling exchange rate at Faria declined in consonance with this show. Ing. The tone of the call money market wan herd, but showed no disturb-ne- . The considerable rally st the last was due to covering of short contracts by the bears and wes evidence of the proferelonal character of mnrh 7fic, 1622c; 27c. fine medium n of 66-3- 1 rate. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS repn-aeutln- r y & A. GRAVES, ( Architect. 25 Firm Nat'l Bank Bldg. Ball PheM 965K. NatT Halt. Lake. Fpi. 7. The brokers had s good farencoa of it on' the Halt Lake stock and mining exchange, the a vuluaiiuu shares sold 1 nexcess of S16.nmi. The da a siarted by the sale of l.b'H' share of Ajax at 25 and then rime Carisa with l.tspl shares at 33 rents. Daly Judge, offered down to 611.121. was promptly taken, while Lower Mamnuth and May Day were selleia around yesterdays quotations. Heck Tunnel remained stationary: but Scottish Chief adranced, 3."eo shares going at 7 cents. Several Nevada participated and Nevada Hills showed some improvement over the prices quoted during the previous call. The closing quota' ions were: ilncagii. Sept 27. l'"le Receipts: Marker steady: beeves ITbOft-09"S. jiMi. 11.69ft 5.19; cows and ' heifer and feeders ASS5VJ4.5"; jttx-kcTwins 63.79ft 1.4"; westerners 63.5') ft 5 5": calves 6 25ft"11. Market 5".""0. Receipts Hogs stead v Estimated receipt for tomorrow 4.""". Mixed and butchers fJ. 40ft 8.7"; ft 0.72 good heai light 66.45ft rough heavy 8i."f ft6 6 5.7" ft 6.4" : bulk of sales 6.70. pig aper-ulsriv- Henimieni seemed ;n unrierpu the its me taoillsilone during tin- - day. There was an appreciable espsusfun In the solum of the marker, however, and the flur'itatina sere nrirh older then merrily. The effective effort on the sld of higher prices prerti-rsllended sfrer the shock ceuw-r- i h the alarmist rumors regarding Ibe et rent f the harm done h the sturui in tha southern alibiugh there a as a temporary recovery afrer it sat learned bow far the early rumor aero exaggerated. Ai these rumor poin'ed th annihilation of the el'y of New Orleans and almost a repetition of tbo Ha a Krauciacn ralanit'y. the lower prices of atnrka was ns ural when the results fallowing 'he Fan Krancfsrn anssirophe sere remera lierel. The more aulier consideration of the ness from the smith detracted from its sensational tea it res. bur provided some grounds Air misgiving over the effect on the ration rrop. Reports of withholding of spot cotton from southerx markets pending further details uf tbs damage done indicated a disposition to pause and rake stork of toe alruaiion before taking definite steps. The advance in price which was Interrupted by the storm news was largely In mpathy with the whipping up of Reading In a man ner that has become highly characteristic of that atock and with diminishing effect on general speculative sentiment. Thera was some subsidence of political diacuralon with the adjournment of the New oYrk party enliven tlnn until la'e In the day. The late bear drive against the marker was scof rum pan led with many profession anxiety over the possible disturbing effects upon business confidence by an active contest waged along the lines indicated by the political outlook. Fears of a pinch in the money market also played a part In the prrwnure on the market. Great diligence is exercised in studying up details of requirements to be met In October and men-llnof anything tint has escaped general attention is of influence In aggravating fears of wringenrr. Tho large municipal lax payments to be made In New York next week was one such Item brought today. The largest requirements is he met. whirh are on October 1, are expected to be of temrirary effect and of a Vlad to find their way back at an early day Into the channels of ike money mar kef. If ie pointed nut however, that large maturities of time Inane occur during October, especially In the form of finance bill placed with foreigners and the open discrimination lately exercised by foreign money lenders against, American boiyesers raised the . rang 4". 5 rurreo's The 27. 8pr. ut th stuck marker ahif'ed as roa siaoily today as yesterday and co. aFirst Bank Bldg. Beth Phenes, n we'hers ARCHITECTS Directory of Ogden City ! Directory of tne JOB PIINTEfS of Oden City nor'h-wru'er- ) S City Florists THE PORTER FLORAL CO. cut flowers always on Choic hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse csr. Jefferson ave. and Twentieth ot. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260-Z- Ind. 293. ; - I cat . l.oit-il'.- VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral designo of ovnry desenp tion to order. Delivery promptly made. Order by phone. Boll 813X. Greenhouse. 162 Thirtieth at. ' i -'l. ship-foc.'- i j - k. OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artiste. Store 413 Twenty-fourt- VARNEY FLORAL CO. choice', carnations, rosso and other flowers, with appropriate moderate. 162 Thlrgreen. Prices 613-K. tieth at. Bell The st. Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phones, Bell 636 x, Ind. 193. j e" ' j j - . Ogden City Dentists W. B. LISTER. PARLORR. DENTAL BOSTON Open Sunday 13 a. m. till 2 p. m. Over Browning's, 2461 Wash. Ave. K-- ino:c i ii FEL3HAW8 DENTAL PARLORS. Over Spargo'o Book Store 2465 Wash. Ave. 'Phone 79 k, Bell. hn. 2 lii''' i. ip "r proditPi- nij-ke- r 't - exchange was steady. t .olay 'he I'rramer-- l 17fl2('c. j l ie. dans. a rar ineiuded 'ei 11 E::s ! RAINS IN MEXICO. nts-- k 6;-- , 2"c: prim 21c Chese flm. 1S3HC. 21'tc. xirn Ci'. Repj. 27.- - The recent heavy rain have mused much dannee to crmis In at tiortfon of Cne ooun-Thratnk of the Ta'lflc s'vpe e heen oMmad Checker1 wm-i- "nils'. :'.Iy , hs hen ' ireu'ls! oooooooooooooo o O o O O O O O O O 1 hee ltelf this mutnirKs Issue ann'iuuc an Indepcntfen: newspaper and the slettion of Chstlca E. Huahes. The I'lilon and Adveriser of this city, hitherto Democratic, in lis isue today ever tils' i' "owe no allegiance n :he tani'.irta's of the Democratic convention a- - Ruffalo. Y. R. Hearst." n and O O O O O O JO temp ADOLPH WEBER - HANGED. Sarrairenin. Sept. 27. Adolph 1 12:26 Weber was bn need p. m today In expiation of the crime of murdering his moth- er. He went to the scaffold with a firm step and in the' ve last maintained the nerve which has characterized hint as one of the most remarkable crimm: of the century. He was dead at 12:4". minctea after hi fonrteep sb-ihn.through the - - t- -j. OOOOOOOOOOOOO 4 ' - 'a - e - 4 a O o O O Q O O O O O O O O o O O & A. B. DENKERS, Printer All Kinds of Jab Printing NeaY dona. (Union Shop.) 23461-Wqph. Avs. Ind. phono 216. ers. PUBLISHING B. F. Thomas, Manager. All kinds of Book and Job Ing. Basement 2406 Wash. Bell 'phone. A Directory of U 8COVILLE PRESS. Embossers and Station- Opposite J. A. Print T. HESTMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Avs, J. C. GA8BERQ, Fhetogrspher Outdoor views made uroasptly, 276 25th at Bath phones Special Punches for loose leaf ledgers. 2408 Wash. Ave. Bell Phone 342-k- . - of Ogden City Photographers at Both O. WOODY PRINTMG CO. Printing that Attracts. Beak binding, all atyla. 2378 Waeh Avw Beth phones. , CO. L. WEBER, Photographer. work. Every variety o( photo 2439 Wash. ave. Both 'phoco. Postoffic phones. 2 INDUSTRIAL - KODAK FINISHING. I Engagements made for rosldoneo and view work. 2428 Grant ave, . f near postofflea. BeU. 'phono 67X--Z. |
