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Show EXAMINER: MORNING THE 6 er. Music & Art Instructors Kate O'Neil, Teacher of Mueie Piano. Studio 262 23th St. Ind. Phone 181. JOSEPH BALLANTYKC. Director Ogden Taberrcle Choir. Vnieo Sl iding r Specialty. 2532 Orchard AvA Mixed $.85417.13: $7.05$ 7.13; rough heavy ft light 8367.16; ,t Kceii lb'js FRIDAY, and- lititchw.., good Ueavv 6. 65$ 6.95: $; 23 (i 0.85. STOCK MARKET TTAII, OGDEN, FEBRUARY pig 7.- - 4.73$ tio. Chicago Produce. '.uses Wheat Chicago. Keb. 14.--Mav 74 July 79 Corn Mav 47 July 46 8 4. Oats-M- ay 40 July 37 . Pork - May $i:.4--July $17.52 laird May llO.oo; July $10.02 1 2$ WALL STREET MARKET EXPERIENCES REACTION. F. C. WOODS A CO. Aroh Recta. M A 7 First Nath Bank Bldg. Both Phonoa LOWER MOMMOTH FIRST SELL ER IN SALT LAKE MARKET. 3-- 7-- RUTH E. PROUT Teacher of Vioiio and Plan 2465 Van Berea Are. W. B. STOW ELL Teacher of Guitar, Mandolin and Vioiiiw S3 27th St Ind 'phene I17G .Money Was Easy Botn for Time and Call Loan Government Retured MR. - MISS CkARA WARNER, Lrschstrzfcy Method. Piano Teacher, 6M Twenty third Street agent for celebrated Baldwin A Kurtsman and Eliigten 414 pianos. j at Tweoty-flf- W. SALTER. JL Teacher of Plan Adams. 2744 Studio JONES ERNEST and Han Cabinet Organ Plana, atony. Studio J343 Wash. Ava M. W. Bell 742-Z- . ADDIE A PAr.RV a"- Or" Tougnt Leiscns a1-Ur- Instructor on Plano, Vocal MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEU Concert Pianist. Teacher e Piano. NPt Studio 21 Twenty-thir- HENRY BLAIR , by it d )0 Plano Tuner and repairer. ten and notion regulating- - MRS. S. E. REDFIILD Tenoner af Rast Stud A S4I Waafoogtoa Jj SJO Week. Ave. Ball 755k. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Tuacber of Guitar aad Mandolin. Koedionco 104 Sid St IM Phene OLGA WEHREND, Taaoher of Singing MIBB ISOS Adams ave. BaU 47S-- phono . 155. MIBB ALMA BAUER ADA C. BARRATT Teacher af piano end vocal cut lure. Studio, Ogden (Wednesday and Thursday,) 2642 Lincoln eve. Studl Sait Lake City (Monday, Friday ond Saturday,) 21 Kenda'l Square, of Slang Method, Studio ISO Teacher Leechetrxhy Adama Ave. ART e o MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Leoeani In ehlna painting. Fr,"9 e white specialty. Camplots lino Studio 2750 china and material Wash. ova. Real Estate Agents Clesslflsd Salop column. Ogdon ond outaldo proportioo eeo WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real estate, insurance and Invest r mtnto. 209 Ecctes Building, to N. H. Ivss. M, H, GODDARR InournnoO, Real Estate, Loans, Commorelol Stocks, S10 Eooloe Wdg A A BRUMMITT Root Loano, Inauranoe. Avo. 2374 Wookington Phono, 771. . JAS. E. BALLANTYNE. Real Estate, Ineurance end Ofbce 513 Eecleo Bldg. A M. FORRISTALU ; Surety Sonde, Real EoUlo and eauranoo, 313 EccIm Bldg. , . ' Lite W. N. PEIRCE. Eetate, Notary, Fire ond Inaureneo, 413 24th 5L Both Root Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Mart gaga Loons. S3 Pint Natl Bonk Bldg. Ind, Phono 72L S. L. IVES. Real Estate, Lean Ineurance, Rents, Cense ti on s, Notary Publlo, - Eotato. Either ' E. F. BRATZ. Fire I neurones, Root Estate, Loano, Notary. 410 25th BL Both phenesL HERRICK. KELLY Benaral ineurance. Loans and Real Eetata Investments. Rants 1 W. B. WEDELL EittJ, Loans, I neurones A. A. WENGER, ' Real and Rentals. Boylo block. Wsshlngtsn ova Both phones. 246S AC. NYR, Reel Eotato, Loaiis and Inoun imo. Notary Puklle, 2411 Washing ten Avenue, H. GOObAKD, Real Estate, Fire and Life Incun once. Notary Publm. 412 Eociea Bldg. Boll Phono 634Z. E. S. ROLAPP, Real Eotato .Fir Ineurance, Notary Public, Rentals, 404 Ecdae Rids phene 29; Ind, SE Mlno ond Realty Rrokor. Notary Publlo. Room SI, First NoL Bank. InA phono 167. Wash, 2300, Hello, A 6. SIMMONS. Real oototo dealer In Flvo Points prepsrtles and form lands. Rental properties handled. 220 Wash. Avo, Bell 'phone tody, CHAUNCY PARRY Root Estate, Firs Insurance and loans. Comer 13d and With, Biie-men- t 79j; 47. Kork-M- $17.66. July. Room Attomey-et-Lew- 354 Twenty-fourt- . St. ever h Grocery. Richard-sen'- s and DER SCHUIT. Funeral design! of all kinds; cut flowers end potted plants. All orders promptly filled. Phone S05-Z- . 740 Twenty-eightst. h THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut hewers always an hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jefftreon ova. and Twcntioln st W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260-Z- ; InA 213. st Bell OGDEN FLORAL CO. Twenty-fourt- oL Greenhouse opposite Gienwood park. Phones, Bell 636-Ind. 193. 813-K- . Ogden City Dentists hlie, :i:i 2 fair choice in giadcs. t 1 No. t r:.r,n fitful' iUmm.-- i Ni:k. per Idil., fliliriy clcur sides ilNisi-ri- t Receipts and lb cei,te. Ki'niir xn.iioii idiix. - Corn Reii-ipts- hu.: ali.p , Heci-lnts- Ini lii.eiui 33 . Ill O.tli tlient-- . iriP.iiiui hu. Rc- - Kieeipis. ,t VARNEY FLORAL CO. No. .l'i Ini : 7:'-- i 7eu bu. Harley (.:pii , sh'pm-nt- lui . of the nnllwted storks parCote ticipated in the transactions. per Glance waa the most active, 3,rt("i shares selling st 24 cents and 25 cents. Cedar waa active, selling at 50 cents, while Cedar Extension ws offered at SO cent. Two hundred shares of Ohio Copper found buyers at $3.16 and and guo Western Nevada changed hands at $1.52 Newhouae aold at $11.62 and 160 charea of Mason Valley was aold fo. 3.45. Several bids of 53 cents wer beard for Wheeler Gold. The closing quotatlona and sale MIR. 16. pm lui khii Boll 79-k- W. E. NEWMAN la Worn, Galvanised in, bIcca Heating and Ventilate. Washington ovo. Both St, ContoocrtBuutaiL,, Ettl" p2.2w Bad toW"S. phono GEO. GLMBTEAD. Contractor and builder. shop at raaidenea, 600 24m gvTwE! CiJ-i- u Boil phono 461-- . LI CROSBIE. Bulldar. f Roofing, guttering and tin kinds. 2248 woon. Axfc 11 CARL BAMUELBON, nd Cuntroelsr. IS? Stth BL BeU Want 14 120 Royal Avsv STS-- x, ... Builder and Contractor. Shea OSicg 202 2 let Phono 250-- BeiL PIETER UNANDER. Oonoral Contractor M 9th BL Boll plten. 6r TO WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT, CO. kinds of conwnt mason work, excavating and pipe laying, oowoii ond water oytomp. Ogden Utah, R. t, Keb. 8. A new tone. a'lUND.-Oonora- Contractor fist STS l brick and 44-- . In BL Boll phono L. J. BUCHER Brtek Contractor. MontloL Orates and Tiling All Undo of cement work. Cor. 28th and Grant Ball . phono SST-K- Painter & JACKSON A P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Centractors and Bulldora of lew-arCement Wilke, Street PovIm nd Gravel Roofing. 423 25th at t GEO, M. GREENWELL. Brtek and otono contractor mfflN common and prsoood 11 22nd BL Boll C. O. IBAKSOIL 0k A. MULLER and doeorativa pointing and peparhenging. No chargo tor Mtimotea. A LEVEOAHU rick Contractors, Press Brick a opocialty, Ind. phonos (99 and ML pttoao 317. Paperhaners Directory Plain ISO find BL Boll' phono. A EON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Han mg Pointing Tinting and General 88 years' experlenea E'toto'lng; $2 Wash, avo, oppooKo Library; .A R. DRANE. Pointing and popor hanging 2433 Wash. Boll phono S94-k- ; Ind. SSI.. ' HOPSON $ CO, Sign Wrltaro, Painters, Paper Hongora; Eoti motes given on gen-orcontracting. 2246 Wash, cross lot Both phonea. N. E. OBERO. Contractor, gonoral house palm- ing and paporhanglng Boll 'phono Slot 1004 BL S48-- HARRY RUBEN. Wo do tho ortlstle work of tha ally. Ballof, fresco ond econla daw orating; original doolgnlng. Lot uo hew you our work In Ogdon. General work also, Offico 2418 Weak, ova. Boll. 284-2 N.. B. WILSON, Mouse painting, natural wood IU loblng, paper hanging and papa Cleaning, shop 421 23rd SL Bel phone 449--. Row 858 21 at BL PETER ANDERSON. Houm pointer, artistic on cor hanging. Estimate work, 452 2Eth BL Boll phono JOSEPH W. LUND. Houoa pointer, peperfanger, tlmoteo given on contract work. 1788 Pom Avo, Ind phene 1H4. L W. BACON. Houm painter, poporhongan N years' experience. Contract werti 280 Wash. o opoelolty. Phone 297-- 18 Ava. Contracting Plumbers THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay you to mo uo before com Prompt attention to oil trading klnda of plumbing 2829 Madison Plumbing and heating Pump 226S Wash. Avo. BoH 'Phono Raaidenea SIB-y- . HALVERSON BROS. Plumbing Estimates oq application. 2410 Wash, basement Bell phono . Plumbing and Heating Remove from tho 25th St shop to 1841 Waoh. Avo. InA 'phono.' 618-- Boll phono General S22-y- W. A DALLMORE, Llcenied Wash ova. Sanitary Plumber. . Boll 'phono BIS. I1S-X- 2852 Ind, U ZITZMAN. worth 854 A. W. MEEK. JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing: Estimates Furnished te application.. 122 24th SL Ml : phone 308-Z- Plasterers Contracting' Local Union No. 252 1 e. a price. IIS 2d BL BeU 'phono The weather has moderated this niuriiiiig and was clear and mild. Tn der there eiinditiiuix there wan little of mote, bodies washing ashore ludai. GEOPGE WILKINS. St Boll 1 ions expi-cta-ii- Directory of ins HE WON A FORTUNE. a H. A. SHUPE. Soil 'phone 3181 Adorno Avo. 759-- y. 1131 21ot . SCI 30-x- B. DENKERfi, Kinds of Job PrlnUng Neatly Worth. done. (Union Shop.) 2348 2 Ave. Ind. 'phene 21L ih tin- - PUBLISHING CO. g F. Thomas, Manager, All klnda of Book ond Job Print Ing Basement 2408 Wash. Ava INDUSTRIAL Bell 'pliona. -- 1 w T. F. LOUGH RAN. Our object io to glv4 you valuo received. Wo went pltatad patrons the kind that otoy. 2214 Wash, avo, it pete ire. A D rectory of 24th t.BLA. IndREID. TSI-- i . 'phone JOB PI(INTEI(S All e Mil.in, Krh. 14 Iceman, oiiipUiyeii in t lif. 1L dro Elec:ric work unmar-vir.l- . ai Krilioirg. old and yens SIB of O sden City A. L. 8COVILLE PRESS. Printers, Emboetara ond era. OppMlto PMtoflteA ? M 'phonvA A O. WOODY PRINTING CO, Printing that A tt recta. SmIi Aka binding, oil stylo. 2378 Wooh. Both 'phonoA A. T. HESTMARK. Printer ond bookmakor. Punches for loose leaf ledgers . Wash. Avo. Ball 'Phono 842-k- Photographers 2408 of Ogden City 14.-T- tu-a- FELSHAW'S DENTAL PARLORA Over Sparge'e Beck Store , 1465 Wash. Ave. 'Phene BeiL and CALVIN STUART. winner of the million lire IuMiti priT.e a- - i i. Milan exporitlon. Afier ex.imini'iK hW ticket and rec Produce. rgnirlng it viiidity, the official of Oil the produce exchange r, ,;.iv n:a:ki'1 wax ecadi : creameries (lie exposition made out an order for not mistaken. Senator Bailey calle-- i '.lie money i2ro.oM'M M. wir, me a liar. Only cats and dogs fight da rie. 2"j 2. 2.'ti32: and bullies browbeat." give 2."i.iHi lire m the rharlty depart Represents Kec- i jx-:ead' st liieiit and .Vc !:re each to the two live Cocke thus referred to Senator ed lt 24. fit . 24'y. prime firs1- - orphans who drew the statement before the legis winning nnm-le- r Ballsy' 23 t extras. 27 snd second series from the urns lative committee in - IM li investigating I llIM )' J 16. M. is a na ive of the rantnn which the senator denounced the of Zurich, Switaerland. He will glv men bringing the charges against him. Sugar and Coffee. A up hi etmilo;, mem and leave J. D. Johnson. meage from Xew Imk Kc.i 14 Sucar--RWnters-Plerr- e Oil com the of 21 fa:' 2 32: centrt pany. stating t'.st the Waters-Plerc:: r- -i neat .".te, molasses s'ignv nook and witnesses left St. IjouI toFAST TRAIN WRECKED. 2 2 ,.2 ; rruhet 3 :edj and should arrive In Austin. day I", ft 8o. crsniiiateii f t T night, waa read by Chair( "I vr.l-- Sie.id; : No. 7 R..o 7, n. S'. I .oil's Mo. Keb. fast Thursday man O'Neil. It waa decided thst thj SrilPOh. S:. Louis and Kansas City passenger fit. witnesses should remain tialn known aK the Meteor was wreck- here Iui until Monday to allow the ed Chicago Cattle. Rangin late yesterday, injurwhich anticipated being lr 14. -- Cafe I'hiragu. ing the fireman and the news agent 8. liotiis. Friday, an opportunity , 16c higher S'rotig tr vi slight'. The engine, two baggag' hr at the examination For 94 .6"i 7.u": rows .m.l heifers !.6.i cars, a passenger coach and a chair mer present Auditor Cruet of the Water-Pierr,!i5.2,t: stoeker- - and feeders 2.601f car were diirhed by- - striking a switch Oil company and his son. who 4 7". cs'vix $; oof, 7 fiii tliai is belle cd ui hare been tamperhave already Testified, have been ask41114 U. lowwe. marav; Kri'lip. ed .. ed to return to Austin at once. inent-i- . lrctcr Planing Office ond Mill ere 22nd MO Waoin, npptoit a Tabes- - elifp . BUILDERS M. GILLES, dni. kliip- - bu., down. Several tion. The kMcam of persons passing ihnuigli the moiKiie looking for missing relatives or friends did not cease until after midnieht and at that lime thirti eight ef the dead had been identified. Many iersons were early on h.iiid to file once more between the and every train long lines of lii'onpli: more people upon the mourn fill flllesl. The kiirvivurs at Block Island are vi poi'ed "as well as could be expect ItlCii'l1. 2.6.8('H VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral design ef ev.try deacrip lion to order. Delivery promptly made. Order by phene. Bell 815K. Greenhouse, 162 Thirtieth Floral Artiste. Store 413 sidi-i- slier: Iti-- Building. The choice: I carnations, roses and other flowers, with appropriate green. PHceo moderate. 1(2 Thin L'teh . liicSk inc-.m- City Florists B. VAN :: 64: Whisky, luikis of lnyli nines. 31.29. . 315 Ecclee 2 IP First Net Bank Bldg. Attemey-ei-Low- 114 ..tiff, r,n Short rills, 17.25: R. S. FARNSWORTH Ind. phene 44. No. 2. ciou-r- Attomeyai-Lew- . 21-2- $10.00: 1.111. Kls Heed Xo. 1. tiortli wes'ern. $1.26. -rritiic timothy eed. $4.35. I'..'."; 308 Ecclee Building. E. T. HULANISKI . No. 2. JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor ond Buildtr. Offico at imp rear of Wright a Sene' Co. d 7lfl74. No. yellow 43; tl(. C. A HUMPHRIES injected into the horror attending the loon of the steamer In Block Inland sound, Monday night, through collision with the schooner Harry Kuowlton, when Captain McVey of the steamer, early today, admitted that hia Ilf boat was one of the first. If not the first, to leave the sinking ship. This statement was made In reply to charges by Fred Hlergaell, an eighteen-year-ollad of Brooklyn, one of the nurvivorn, that the passengers were left to shift for themselves; that the ship's crew crowded the boats without attempting to provide for the pmaaengera and that Captain McVey wan the Bret to desert the ship. The statement ef the boy created a sensation in view of the fact that ten of the awrrlvors were emother ployes upon the ahtp or. In words, that while treaty per cent of the crew was saved only 8 per cant of the passengers survived, Captsln McVey explained that while hla boat may have been ihe first In the water. It was because he had a good SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. crew and that he remained bv the ship until It went down. He said he made Intoratato Brokeros Company Fob. nn more to get Into bin boat until he 14, 1907. Hts men to lower had given order to all the boats and clear nway the rafts While hla boat was In the water It was fastened to the qhlp by a rope In the running gear that had become caught and this was cut by Boatawaln Tnheaon, who saw tl)at the ship wao settling rapidly and the host and Its occupants would Ite caught in the whirlpool and sucked beneath the nur-fscThe captain's host was on the wlniiaard side and he said he called to the passengers to Jump to the boat which would hold shout twenty-tw- o people In all. hut th electric lights had been extinguished snd In the darkness and confusion no one heeded hts summons. Kverybody was on the Ire ward side and he ordered his men to row around there, he claimed, but the gale bulked his plan and ns the boat was drlten away from the steamer his men had to give up their task snd crouch In the Imttom of the boat om uf the wav of the piercing wind. At 8 o'clock thin morning the number of known lost In the frightful calamity stood t 138. At least 167 perthe sons were known to he upon i earner and there is every Indication lhat the number as nearer 210. bodies had been recovSeven' ered up to S o'clock and 49 of these are In the morgue awaiting Identifica- Cash quotatlona were a follows: Hour a ten d . Wheal No. 2 spring. 81 $81; No. 3. 71ft LI: Nn. 2 red. Rye Attorn ty--a 2400 Washington Avo, T. R. OCONNELLY. Providence. element wen Khori Ribs-Sla- v, 9.67. $9.5(1. $9.55; July. 19.67. $9.60, 9.62. 2. Boll Phono 29GZ. oL FRED 10.07. 110.02, $10.01; Sept., $10.17',. $10.07. $10.15. Xo. 22 4 BROWN'. RON A BRASS WORKS. Ima fonclng,' sidewalk deora, bah tony, couniar railing, etc. 226S Wae Ave. Soil 'phone SILy. Number Lost Now Known to bo Loaat 13S Rolotivso Searching for tha Missing. $17.35, $17.40 9.97. 811 145-2- Bait lake, b. 14. The forenooi. salea on the floor of the Salt Lake Stork A Mining Exchange exceed eu slightly more than $29,000, representing the selling valu of 28.957 shares. Lwer Mammoth was the first seller, the stock cuminandiug a strong figure. May Day received attention and 1.50ti shares offered at 26 cent were taken. A few shares of Ontario, offered at to were taken, while Silver King found a buyer at $22. Berk Tunnel moved up slightly and Columbia Con. remained firm at $5. Daly Judge was offered frdely, , but sold AB July, $17.52. $1750. $10.05. lnlj. mult in a. M. D. LESSLNQEK $17.62. ay, F. A. IBAKSON Contractor and bulldor. Repairs, elteratlone, shop work, porch and LEAVING THE PASIENGERS SAVE THEMSELVES. 47. Mav, . A. GRAVER. fmir N.CI Sana BaU Phono 965 K. Masonry and Cement Contractors 47: Sept., Columbia Consolidated is Firm, Daly Judge Offered Freely. STEAMER 40; Sept., 32, 32. 7. 3i;Hft. 37:4nQ, Oats 64ins AGEE A MCRACKCN. Counselora-at-Law- , 63. 54 and BS First National Bank Bldg. Phonea, Bell 809. Ind. 80. VOLNEY C. GUNNELl Attorney-at-Law- 0. 46 46, 46. 15. 47. 41. 46; July, $4.50$ S. 56. THE n The leading futures ranged ns follows: Wheat-M- ay. 79. 786. 79; July. 78. Sept., 78, 78. "9. rea CAPTAIN DESERTED CHICAGO FUTURES. 41. Outs Attorneys Office C.OO; fed 1-- Corn JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Law. 40 and 41 First Notional Bank Bldg. NoOgden, Utah. Beth phones. tary in office. 2; 32 . Listen to me, dear, Which will be bast; Te struggle with rent, dear, Or shall we invest? Anewcr by male or female te sional traders arrepied ihls as an dication that, yenenlav'a operation wt-iiieslened fir a ahtirt turn on tin: market. When this realising was noticed they offered prices down, with the ready adaptihliity of that claw to he uiol aiallsble movement of prices. The early buying which helped io Improve the early reallslu was brought about Li) abort account. The action of the coppera wan particularly disappointing to the speculative element, a hopes had lioea formed of a boom iu that section of the market in response to the condition in the metal market. Anaconda gave quick evidence uf pressure to realise, and Amalgamated Copper was also under pressue. One prospect of a leadrrahlp la the apeculailou which had been relied on to continue the mlvauce was thus kwt. The dividend meetings were also lacking In speculative material being routined to the regular dividend declaration on Inlun Kacltlc and Southern Karlfle. Assertion a for aome time past lhat the Southern Pacific dividend was to bo raised have received no authoritative countenance. But there wan evidently a remnant of spec ulative hope that the meet Inga Blight offer some such elect rlf ring consequences as followed the iast dividend Ins August when the Union Pacific dividend rate Jumped from 6 to 10 per rent and the Southern Pacific Inaugurated a t per cent rate. Wall street was made much market wise for many days now of a supposition that, the attitude of the Washington administration towards combinations of capital was to undergo a revision. Visible to the While house of capitalists active In the financial world have given rise to conjectures of a treaty. Today wan raiehr a notable occurrence In the substance of 'several news dispatches from Washington on this subject which pointed te Information from Aral hand sources and which rather belled the aasunipetlou of a change In the admlalmratlon's attitude. Rome effect was produced on speculative sentiment by the revision thus forced of an Impression built upon unsubstantial rumors.' Money worked eaalir at first both for rail and time loans, and no effect was apparent from ihe return of two of Ihe td.lHMUMW of government deposit. The conviction wah held In aome quartern that the withdrawal of this money would be postponed, bu no official announcement from Washington appeared as the .iiaatai for the assumption. Another 3,000,00(1 note issue, this time by an Industrial corporation, the leckawnnna Steel company, caused some recurrence of the unfavorable Impression due to these issues. The shorts caused a brief rally when they covered to take profit a, but the closing tone was weak. Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par vaule. $1,650,000. I'. 8. 3 s and old 4o advanced 4 per reut on rail. Corn-M- ay, 8. A SMITH Kansas City Cattle. City, Mo.. Keb. 14. Cattle Receipts 3.300. Native steers $4 .23f? 6.5u; nitlve cows and beifera 2.00j 2.56; calves 3.25$7.2e: western fed eterr $4.0oD3.75; western fed cows 12.73$ 4.50. Hogs -- Receipts 12.066: market 5 to 16c lower: heavy $7.65$ 7. 10; packer $6.95$ 7.67 pigs aud light $5.73 $7.66. 3.660; market Sheep Receipts strong. Muttons $5. 66$ 6. 00; lambs range wethers $3.40f KansUk In- 78. E he JUMBLE. M44. territory and cistern niedi inns 23$ 28; fine medium 18$ 20; fine 14$16. The deoialie Intluenee was the that the improved demeu-- l inriied j eaterdai ' encouraging anion of the market was being taken advantrealise u)on the port of the age of of yMierday. The profespurrhaw-r- Har-rtma- Mo., Feb. latuis. May Day in Demand, Contractor and Buildsr, ' Wool. SI. inor-ke- t. s Factory st In v av uiareiiil oi'h the vrtii.n of the 66168. Barley-Ca- sh i M. PANTONE. J. ; Par bargains mut-k- July 3o$61. March 4.6'ti4.4rt. Timothy Klaa and clover no iradtug. ' 14. fu in-l- .i Piano Theory. . W. PURDY, Teacher of Violin; also Jrcaeatrei Belt pnune 15k Wore, 155 2ath Keli. tflxliiK imiiiiinf not aiul liie failure of a followed (lie effort la lift News lied Utile to du by a reaction. Instructor of Piano. Studio 2510 Lincoln Ava DENT MOWERY Studio phone. Ind. 750; Bcii 1134. Reaidcnca phone, Bell 1160. York. fi.-- r IDA M. CASSIN R. P. HUNTER H.oJ. Ribs- - May $9.32 $9.62 Rye Cash X- Teacher ef Guitar ana Mandolin. (Moravian System). Aise Pma Studio 2J4S Quincy Ava 1 A C0NTRACT0R3 AND 2 . ARCHITECTS Directory of the steady; sheep $5.30$ 3. bo ; urnM . e H'-gt- - . L. WE3ER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art work 1439 Week ova Both 'phoeos. r AC. GASBUmG, Photogrephere Outdoor viowa aaada promptly, 27C 25th at Both phonoa KODAK FINISHINa Ensoeomeeto made for roaldeeee aad view work. 3428 Gnat era. Bear poetofflea. BeU phoae IM |