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Show r.c.i .u Oat. hi-- jljg north Bui-ae- A. P. HUNTER MoxOaita. PianA A M. PANTONE. Ba'dnm Rr Tracry. Slusto phono, IM. 7W. Rail rH. Kaaiaenea p.aneA for aga'1 and Elligton A Kurtiman 414 Twenty-fift- h il.i. at. eu paana taa aih at-- X W. BALTER. T easier at Piano. B11 2744 Adama. jtkidj ISO ERAEST M. W. JONES Piano Laamot O'fcaa and Han 4 waaA Aon away, eiue-- M2-Z- ' - ADDIE t. Piann MRS S by SL HENRY RLAIR and rapolror. JJ" Tunar Plana Ians and actisn regulating Rail Thi-x- . wash. aa E. REDFIELC wv AvenuA laasMi a SuidiS t4S Waan.agton US MISS ALMA RAUER Taachar af PianA Laachatrxky Avfc Mstnad, Studio MOB ADA C. RARRATT Taachoi af pana and vacal eul turA. Siud'A Ogdan (Wadnaaday and TkoradayJ 2543 Lincoln aA Studia, Salt Laka City (Monday, Friday and Saturday.) 21 Kanoat Squara. f , ART a o MRS J. L. HERRICK. a Laaaana I china palirtlns Flijnjj Camplata llna af 27S0 aoKialty. china and maurtaiA Riadld WaaA ova Real Estate Agents In Ogdan in. ii - u'-n- li.llUII bll. Receipts, tut liarltv li.Muvi rhii-dunt- Lower Mammoth Drops a Littis May Day Attractive Nevada Hills Strong. Uiir.',. Chicago Chicago. March 1 2. Muy 77 Coin -- May 47; Oats May 41 4 Prvduco. Close: II J:i! lnl 78 h $3-1- 5 ex- Ik; tirxivi. lt!f; prime firxia, 17; . tras. -- lea'ly. 4'lucK.. auliNiauiiall.v and couipreheii-aivel- y No hi rikliig chunau upwards. Salt Iwke. March II. The figures which marked the close of last week's business in the locai exchange held goud this morning, few changes being noticed in Vtah stocks, especially. 1 jitter Mammoth started out 82 25. at which price 5'p shares changed bands. The price then dropped to $2 37 Another block of 5(M' shares went at this price. These sales were made during the regular cull. Lcwer bobbed up again during the open board call; a third block of 5"" shares A block of mUO going at $2.17 shares changed bands closing the dealing in this stock. May Day at and 20 cents aitrHCcii some attention during ihe rcgulev call: 5'i shares went at .In cents aud 2.oo shares at the latter price. Nevada Hills was atroug at $3.77 12. The quotations were as follows: Main-mot- Produce. produce xchunge UKijj ;he lur ter market was weak; creameries, 224i:!"; dairies. Ju'; Eggs steady, at n.ark canes On ilu- - Wheat 8 4ti 37 July 4 hi May $IC.ui: July llii.aj. tb.-iuJuly 9.4j. 9.h7 U'frfi.lli; July, K:hs -- May 1i-r- jrd- - Mav from present industrial condition. This contention N given addirioiiHl fone by the continued absence of anv sign of the upward reaction In the different trades. The mercantile agencies report a full tide uf demand for with liusinsxx all lines of above last year's currekpoudlug period. Thu country's bank cleariugs last wetk ahowed a material expamdon over both the preceding week and the corresponding week of last year. Railroad traffic officials continue tu complain of lack of cars tu move freight, which la offering still In unabated volume. Authorities in steel trade insist that the demand for all lines of finished product a continues at flood tide. These condition serve tu keep In check the apprehension caused by the avowed purivose of the railroads to retrench all possible outlays for The toue of the new Improvements. call money market was perceptibly easier hslay In spile of the weak showing of the Raturdsy bank statement. The large cash loss shown by the aiateuieni was attributed to a rectifies liuu oT the previous week. Home speelal reqult ements fur stock and note subscription are to be met this New York's bid for gold In week. London today was again ineffective except to cause a fractional advance In the price which the bank of Kfi-lanwas oldtged to pay fur the gold. Sterling rxchange in Paris was again strong and It was reported that part of the London supply of gold was made up of American Eaglea, presumand ably received from Paris. Mouey liacniints receded in Igiodon, hut advanced In Berlin. Time money was strong here with luana el 6 per rent, for period tip to ala month. The liHnke. however, are making large for repayments to the tirement nf circulation, it la reported that the Tull fj.VlHt.OoO quota uf 1h uonlhlv retirement allowed under the new law ha liern already applied for The al Washington for this month. materialday's extreme sdvaitces were g uf the ly reduced bv the profit-takinfinal hour, but substantial net gainhowever, tone, The left. were closing Bonds were irregular. was easy. saies. Total par value, 2,ikt,nh0. I'. H. bond were unchanged on call. fp. . 12. I,'9.17 -- Caxb U8 Cash fijjj T.1 Max. clover and i limit by, no trading. Kyr H.irh v Sugar and Coffoo. New York. March P w.l.red, (4. 8U; 1 1. -S- ugar- Quirt granulated, CUKKEE Quiet: No. 4 ttantua, 8 No. $4.70. Rio 7 7 Wool. jruis. Mo., March 11. Wool Bteailv; territory and western medium 2228; fine 1441a. Mi. 1 Chicago Cattlo. Chirago.March 11. Cattle Rereipta Steady to luc lower. 4. mi4t.85; cows aud heifers 81.70 4 5.25; storkcr and feeders (2.854 4 Bll; calves $b.fi047.50. Market 5 Hugs Receipts 60.000. 07 2r lower: mixed and butchers ii. 854 7.02 rmd heavy M.90 7.05; rough heavy $0.754 0. 96: llglit pigs $6. unfit!. 80. $ii.8047.02 Hheep Receipt 1H.MHI. Matkel 100 iambs Hheep $.75fi6.lN); higher. s 1- $4.75fi7.76. BACK FROM MEXICO d and airtalda prspartiaa aaa ClaaalRad Salat aaluMA bu.; tiu. aeak-r.- i nien-haudis- MISS OLOA WEHRENO, Taacliar af Singing. 47SY. ISOS Adam avA RaU ptiana MRS MARY L. SHIPP, ' Y anchor al Guitar and Mandalln flataiaasa JM Saa hL lad Phanc Par bargains - lit- - f"t ty ! uii-Ms- arneil t in ronill'iuux was ri'ed as the ocraxion fur the change in the rmreui of the price ttiiiveinenr, mu the eiienl of the declines already forced, it Is argued, go far towwrds a read juxl men t uf prices lu a wide possible deterioration MRS. TILLIE N. RLASDEU wanton Pianiaio, foaahor ahil UTAH STOCKS STILL RETAIN LAST WEEK'S FIGURES. h - The atf'inii uf 1. hi-- n tt'ii prk-e- s PAF.RY Inatructar an PlMa, Org" lar, Vacal Laaacna fausnt Nats. Studia Sal Twenty-min- i 1 uiarii-- '6 Receipts and Siupnrtnta. hipKluitr Receipt x. if S'"' lucti'i. IT.J'Kj bu!s. hu.: ship Wheat-H- er , hu. t'oru Kcceiprs, ;IH l,,M' bn.; ahije is. 2i;3..;iiu hu. Dais- - Kecetprs, JT1.1.1"" bu.; ship-meau. 17.4u" bu. Kve K.celjitx, 4" '.u . shipments, x. wax xiixeepli'ilt- - .i: itlhorx. The iii.pt meiiifti i iu llie markfl mils; Ik- mi duwu It: a lat'Ke part In a xiihriiielire of I l.e pr"xui'e to x ll tuoie than tu aii large urgeni demand for xlurk. The decide.! diiuiuuiiii iu thu t.ilunie ut the market is an index of l l.is fan. However, the demand wax mure than xuUk'icnr tu merweigb the kreulit lexxcued aeliiuy and to curry Sail 1160. I W. PURDY. oat nor aI Vartix; aao Drcoeatral 7, . ,i'. 'j'.xi'Ji ... 1 a maieriailv ilu- iuiireKiu.i shai In Ituid jx'Mih! of liquidation had mu ils cuiirse. This supposition was u!n ly fiirmiiip f'rlf in the spucii ln'i-.ailMi,h inward the market laa' t i,e iliitiu'i ahsorpiioa w,k using tarlu.i-i in'a li. tim aturk kuiiiK uti a Guiocy Ava Factoiy Turk. Matt Jai'h sijck alivna S CENT MCWERY aat, NVw Uie lli. Juu tlr No- $4 j"- rJ' rucirzct Srior; S..J7 ta Ruaintja. MISS CLARA WARNER Taocb- Laaehatiaky Mathod. Piano StranL nr, M ToMljf-thii- j. T Enor-mou- , sih..: i i i lK. xidi'M iln list!-$ .Mean HrK p-- Railroads Continue to Complain of the Lack of Cara to Hand't tne Inatructar K PonA gtuoia 2U Lincalo Ava Tutfn tl 6,iur pant, ll.ti 1H"7. 12. MINING MARKET n4ll . nuiotby fl it-r- . WALL STREET ASSUMES A SPECULATIVE ATTITUDE. IDA SL CASSlN laM Ihviiiti Sium of Guitar, ManJollx 27th SL Ind piano r RUTH C. PROUT Uttar of Via. in and Piaha Ann, fSS Van MAh. 3Tin. W. B. STOWELL Tiiilwr Violin. Sit 44 X1- 4i"'ifair I. HeeJ-- Xu wait-- . a. U.K.'S- K: TiiwjI Ctr. 41. J. . Nn. 2. lid: 1 4eJ ill. K MARlTI I. U. No. JOSEPH BALLANTYME. OUMtM CgH Spacia'ty-- . ce 25JJ Orchard A.a TlESDAY, OGDEN, rTAU, EXAMINER: HORNING THE Thomas Foloy and Wife Had an Trip, SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS Tlioniaa Foley or.lhe Elite Cafe and wife hare returned after a three weeks visit to Old Mexico. Mr. Foliy met with two surprises. One was the inferior condition of the Mexican people as a whole and the other was the metropolitan life and pmgresslvcneas in the City of Mexico, Although there tv's much to bn seen that was new sn.l entertaining, Mr. Foley failed to retain hit appetite. The smell of gHillc was everywhere aud mu until the' return to the t nit-eStates was begun did he ligain y d his appetite. He met R. lx Darling In the City of Mexico. Mr. Darling was ar one time d employed in the office of Thomas uf the Southern Pacific, but he is now mining m Mexico and ptuwper-ing- . Fltx-geral- R. 8. Hayward, formerly of the liah Kail wav Co., invited Mr Foley CLOSING STOCK LIST. Light t and wife to visit the extensive eler-irt- c lines and water system of his company. Mr. Hayward impressed upon the vbil tor the advantage ut water Murage aud told Mr. Foley to urge upon the people of Ogden - the liah Rnllwar people in particulur Light to build the big dam In Ogdu canyon. for Mr. Hayward'a experience In such work proved Mexico in siinihir undertakings to lie highly profitable and of rompara'lvaly small cost. J. D. Sprunt accompanied the to Mexico and proved In be hu encyclopedia of information. He is Immigration und eolouliai ion agent for the miiional rallrosds. COURT IN POLICE Man Gets Twenty-fiving a Days for TakBill. e Fiva-Doll- In .linlac Morph) ' exci-cdiii- Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law. 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. NoOgden, Utah. Both phnnec. tary in office. VOLNEY , Counielcra-at-Law- 53. 54 and 55 -- 0. LESSENOEK Atlprney-ai-Law- . Ecctea Building E. T. HULANISKI Ave. Attorney-at-Lrw- Rooma T. R. O'CONNELLY. Attorney-at-Lomr- ii- SOS Attx.'nry . 21 22 n. a. IM Twenty fourth SL, over Rlcnard-oon'Grocery. Ind. phono 44. . First Nat Bank xti-- Bldg, S raiiaswoiiTH . , Attomay-al-Law- 114 and 115 Eccles Bulldln ! I City Florists B. VAN OER SCHUIT. Funeral designs of all kinds; cut flowara and potted plante. All or doro promptly filled. Phone 906-Z-. 740 Twenty-eight- et J Grtenheuie, 112 Thirtieth eL OGDEN Ii s. FLORAL CO. Floral ArtistA Store 413 Twenty-fourtaL Qraonhouaa opooeit Glenwood park. PhanaA Ball 636-x- , 1I3L Ind. h l'.i.ltua fat tires rars'l a- - fu! 1 ' choice-- ' The carnations, rose and other Rowers, with appropriate arson. Price moderate. 162 Thin Lath t. Bell BILK. 76-k- 1 after-mum- THE UMPIRE" The Sandman In Riff, Paff, Heads the Company. Pouf J. J. (iarriiy. advance representative uf The Empire ." arrived in the city today to compleie arrangements fur the appearance of hla big musical comedy at the Grand Opera house, on March 20th. "The I mplre" last season gxtuntsh-e- d tliJktrlcal managers all over the country hy It. remarkable vogue, in ("Mrs e breaking all prerl-mrecords for long r ana- - having given 3.VI i I e performances. Not George Leadvllla. ron--cu- Libby cf ki. owing any mure iinu f .in un.ltd the ; v the hoiiv . fnund in the Fushfin known miin rocmi'-.house he authorities are in Witiuyi' i FELSHAW'S DENTAL PARLORS. Over Spatga'a Book Store , 1463 Week. Ava 'Phone BelL UNIDENTIFIED thv Ogden City Dentists - s BODY Dead Man VARNEY FLORAL CO. nmn found In a rooming house. Evidently the mexaage from this city was changed lu transit, for no meaning could In- twisted out of the telegrom. Severn men, some of Wrlkuti came from Sail Ijike. visited Larkin's undertaking parlors this morning and sistcil positively that the body of the man wb not (refuge l.ilibv as it was thought to lie on information obtained from lja,ivHie. This destroys the only clue so far as the officials have gone. Another message was amt to Seat-il- e and uni.ll an answer is received ihe laxly will not be disuosed ot. The Inquest set for vetuenlay morn. ing was iosfponed until Tuesday Hy-ntu- : CHICAGO FUTURES. n-- THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Chaice cut flowers always on hand. Flotal designs a specialty. Greenhouaa cor. Jefforoon avo. and Twontietn at. W. L. Portar, Mgr. Phanea Bell 240-Z- ; Ind. 29E ,tlt l I VARtaEY FLORAL CO. Floral designs of avafy dascrlp tlon to order. Delivery promptly mode. Order by phonA Bell atl-K- . , ' .lumuii'iiile .lulin K,m.i-- texiificd ihal Smith ran up Twenty lif : i street ycMcnla.. at a 2" mil- per hnr clip. BiHi.cr was rld- lug ci'i on a bicycle and. when lie hrir.'d w.'fi'iug :oit. turned to the ivlr - i!i iii'ichine in which Smith ''full' us swung ipilckh in the anie , l:i i" i i sciipi d the w lieuls, hilt i proj. ctiun ini he auiutiiolille einp-tl x huiid ttfflei-- l Coin;.-.made tile arrext lie 'tilted thu- - In .i' upiiiioti the machine ws rwcivna ut uhoul 2i miles per hour "I" we'i for penpic in :iMenm-- j hil-'!.I h,. s, Ilf people or. snuil vphleies." si id Murphy. "Thev ough n 'I in 'tiitik they ran ride ovee less I'VHied ci: leiix on the S'ree. ' S. C. Van Pumis 'n given twny-- ! five .: s ft" On thx larceny. x'imiiny of 'hr.-- witnexius. Vxn ncruse-- of s'esling a $5 hill is it whs fly's man named Fife i h man mimeii Douglass. Th Istter nsked f,T h,- money to secure fond wti and the fi rmer carelessly threw oil a p'l.'l tiiiile. Van Hyniug saw it srn tilled ii ip and proceeded u the fur When approached hy l'ii ig'xc su.l Fife he swore he had no m.iuiev tin; h!s owp and refu-e.to turn uver be iah. h- MCRACKEN, Bell 809. Ind. 80. M. fr $1" wiih an i First National Bank Bldg. Phones. C. GUNNELL Olfice 2374 Washington S AGEE court yeierduy Smith wan fined iced limit the Charles s quandary Iri.giamx to Iadvllie an-.Seat hv falied tu tiring hack the man iihiup and there is a pi (liaburied bility Thar the body will ': tjx-a- l theater-goer- will undoubtedly ie filled with pleasurable anticipation to learn tnat the company is head-ii- I by Fred Mace, seen here IsM season a the sandman In "PIT. Paff. Pouf The piece will be prexmted here In ihe ,nie manner as seen by the i t'falcaa.i audiences during its long cri'-Irn- riltl ! nameless n. friendless. in Hi.we r,, Stiiitn s' Sea" n vccmii there message sent Sheriff ,v tele-.in- : statliia that M.evv of w.o 'h- nu tinnier, i .fit-1 The following is a good exercise to pracMce LI't the arms: then stoop and mi the right knee. Rising. . eei-,motion, and tn the . xiu-eother rv-- e ret |