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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER, OGDEN, fTAII. BATTED AT, APRIL C, 190.. : September. 83. 33, 33. Pork May, 16.12, 16.00, 16.12: July, 16 20, 16.06, 16.20. Laid May. 8.92. 6.85. 8.92; July. .05, 8.95. 9.02; September, 9.15, 9.05. 37. 37 STOCK .12. MARKET Kibs May. 8.85. 8.72. 8.8u, .82. .80. 8.97. AGGRESSIVE MOVEMENT NOTED ON WALL STREET. In Menay the Only Changa in tha Raining Tendeney Noticeable Conditione 8.57. 8 July. 62:8.87. September, Chicago Cash Quotations. Cash quotations Chicago, April 8. were aa follows: Flour steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 80 S3; No. 3. 7476. 82; No. 2 red, No. 1 corn, 45; No. 2 yellow, No. 2 oats, No. 2 white, No. 3 white, 40 42. No. 2 rye- - 5. Fair to choice malting barley, 68. No. 1 flaxaeed, 1.11; No. 1 74 45. 42: New York, April S. Operations for the advance were wry aggressively pu railed in the atock market today, and vide additions were made to yesterday's gain In price. No change in condition from Uioae of yesterday were apparent beyond tha cnniiauance of the relaxing tendenry in money. This vaa, in fart, regarded aa the ker-not- e of the altnatlon, and gave tha impetu to the movement in atorka. Commlaetun houaea reported a general revival of interest In the market om the part of clients of the speculative class, aa element regarded as making 'up the general public, whose entry into the market is regarded alwaya as marking an Important stage In apecn lotion. The appearanoe of this element van takes advantage of, a on tiauaL far aoma heavy tha part of a professional element. Including board room traders add those having first access to the actual operations of the market. The manner la vkloh this profit-takinagain was proved Impressive to speculative sentiment and was assumed to into the man. Indicate to the ket of aome of the large financial powers which have led great speculative mevements in the past The slxe of Individual transactions, the congestion ef the dealings in special stocks and the sensational movement in each' of profit-takin- g g Impression of participation in the dealings by organisations or Individuals possessed of the eteckn gave this far beyead the ordinary. The action of the market under such forces takes en a more or less artificial character and reflects active manipulation aa geaulne marketing ef aecuiitle.v, and la for that reaaon vlawad with soma suspicion. Enormous operations eenterad in tha Harriman Pariflra an 1 In Heading, suggesting tha resumption of market opsrstluns by forces which have been qnleooent In the trading for a considerable time. Bout here Pantile aharej fully la the movement ani was regarded aa giving the motive tor It in Its extraordinary showing of net earning! lor February, published yesterday. A rebound In the price nt copper in London waa responded to by tha riaa in Amalgamated Oopper hare. It waa In Amalgamated Copper here. centered around Many movemant these or followed from Uietr influence. This made up a market of great variety and frequent Irregularity, the rise in fresh stock being taken advantage of to market others. The prospect of n very strong bank statement tomorrow waa an influence in the dealings Tha aubtrsaaury has contributed to the banks since the last statement was eompUed tU.17B.0M, and It U believed theae measures brought abojt the actual gain in cash for the week, ae tha movement of currency to and from the interior teems shout to have balanced. The eaaHig of the local money market has had the effect of checking the flow of enrreney to this renter, and New York exchange xt Chicago has fallen back to par. It waa announced today also that all nf the gold engaged In London last Monday tor shipment to this point haJ boon resold In that market Another helpful factor in tha strength of the market waa the settlement without a strike of the wage dispute on West, ere railroads. It waa significant of the changed attitude ef speenlatlon that no account waa taken of the In operating coat to the involved in the advance lu wages granted in the settlement. The large selling to take profits during the day was skillfully conducted, but the market closed Irregular and considerably below the best price. Bonds were strong. Total tales, par value, f!,942,00fi. United States bonds were un changed os call. rail-roa- 849 1.18. Prime timothy seed, Clover, contract grades, 15 85. Short ribs aldea, loose. 8.45 8.55. Maas pork, per barrel, 16.25 16.37. Lard, per 100 pounds, 8.85. Short clear aldea, boxed. 187 9.12. Whisky, basis of high wlnea, LIGHT ON SALT LAKE 'CHANGE. 1.29. Receipt and Shipments. Flour Receipt. 25,000 bhla.; shipments, 27,900 bbia. Wheat Receipts, 24,000 bn.; shipments, 20.900 bu. Corn Receipts, 192.2C0 bu.; shipments, 220.900 bu. Oats Receipts, 861,500 bu.; shipments, 201,100 bu. Rye Receipts, 11,000 bu.; shipments, 10,100 bu. Barley Receipt, 68,400 bu.; shipments, 60.400 bu. . A. 15 Flrut Nat'l Bank Bid Bail Phono 556K. 9. Chicago Produce. Chicago, April 5. Close : Whea- tMay 77 18; July 71 Corn May 46 July 46 1 2. Oats 51 ay 42 July 35 Pork May 816.12 July 16.20. Lard -- May 8.92 July 80.01 1 2. ......... do preferred Bile ..... Illinois Central Louisville and Nashville Mexican Central Attorneys No-tar- y 22 77 120 128 112 22 Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island do preferred St. Paul Southern Pacific Southern Railway i 1384 Union Pacific do preferred Wabash Central Miscellaneous Stocks. Amalgamate Copper American Cur and Foundry ... American lioeomotlve American Smelting and Ref . . . do preferred Wisconsin Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron 84 23 142 86 14 18 ....... centrifugal IS tret 3 molasses sugar 17 8. Refined steady; crushed 8.40; powder ad 4.80; granulated 470. COFFEE Steady; No. 7 Rio T; No. Santos I. N. C. OBERtL 69 5-- 47, Oats . Twenty-fourt- h Grocery. SL, over RichardInd. phona 6A K A WILSON, House pointing, natural wood fir taking, paper hanging and pope. Counoalors-at-Law- , 61, 54 Ball BOt, Ind. Ml 75. 77 Sepli-rijlic- r Shop 421 Cleaning. 23rd SL 444a. Boo. M Slot BL Photographers KODAK FINISHING Bngacomcata made tor recldaacc and view work. 2411 Graat are. near poetoOoa. Bell phoac 878-- A MCRACKEN, First National Bank Bldg. and 65 Phones, a C, 14017. OASIhw, views mads 18Ik aL BoU phcaaa Photographare-Ouido-or promptly, Chicago Cattle. Chicago, April 5. Cattle Receipts 1.6M: market ateady. Beevwa $4.2 06.70; oows $1.80i.00; heifers calve 95. 2507.60; good lo 5.6086.70; poor to prime etaer stockera sal medium 84.2506.40; fseders II.8695.M. Hogs Receipts 16,000; alow and ateady. Ught 6.7006. 80; mixed and heavy $6.6666.90; rougn heavy 6.55 06.70; pigs 6.1006.80; good lo choice heavy $6.8006.30. market 5,000; Sheep Receipts strong to 10 16 cents higher. Natives 14.6001. SB; westerns 84.5006.65; yearlings $6.6007.60; lambs 6.256 .80; westerns $6.5001-21- . Contractors and SAN FRANCISCO Interstate Sreksrag STOCKS Company April BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS, Real Estate Agents I Iron fencing aldowaik doe re, bob deny, csupiot railing, stc. 2241 Waeik Avo. Soil phono $81-- JAB. A BALLANTVNE. Raal Estate, Insurance and l roctmcnte, Office 19 Ecolas Bid B LI CROBBIA Roofing, guttering and tla work of all kinde 2248 Waste Ave A A BRUMMITT Kansas City Cattle. Kansas City, Mo., April 6. Cattle Receipt 5,000; steady. Native steers 14.5006.50; native cows and helfets $8.006 6.20; stockera and feeders calve 6.50; bulls $3.0004.25; $1.6097.25; western fed steer $4.25 65.80; western fed cows 2.0094.50. Hogs Receipt 7.000; strong. Heavy $6.62 packers $6.6506.65; pigs and lights $6.50 6.65. Sheep Receipts 3,000; market 10c higher. Muttons $5.5006.00; lambs $7.408.00; range wether $5,609 6.80; fed ewes $5.M05.tiO. Estats, Either Leans, Insurance, Real 2374 Washington Avs. Phona, 771. CALVERT A LEEK Cantracters and Builders, Brick Lime Mfre 214 Eccloc Bldg. Phone 600-Y- . $3-7- 17 L WEBER, Fhotographar. photo nt work, Every variety of Both phases. 1419 Wash, svol Builders L F. RRATZ. Estate, Fire Insurance, Both Loans, Nataiy. 410 26th phsnsa, Root it & A HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office 202 21st Phono 250-- Bail A M. FORRISTALU Bursty Bonds, Real Estate and ssuranca, 813 Eeelss Bldg. FRED HOWARD, A K GODDARD, Real Estate, Firs and Ufa Insun ones, Notary Public 412 Eeelss Bldg. Ball Phona 5S4A 386. H. H. GODDARD, Insurance Loans, Commercial StockeSIO Eoulos Bldg. Real Contractor and Builder. 22d oL 245-24- 7 Estate Ball Phono 296 Z. WM. A. HICKENLOOPEA Real estate, insurance and Invert msnte 209 Eeelss Building aus seesor to N. H. Ivoe . JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, Ml 27th. Phona 175 Ind. Shop rear of Wright A Sana' Cm W. A KELLY A HERRICK. and Loan Qsnsrol Insurance Rsntale Real Estate Invsstmsnt. NEWMAN A C. NYA Tin Work, Galvanised Iron Cor Ventilating 2630 nine Hooting andBath phonos, Washington ave Estate Loans and Insun Mice Notary Publle 2411 Waahlnp ten Avsnue Raal GEO. QLM8TEAD, Contractor and bulldor, 24th 0 chop at residence, 600 Ogdon. Bolt 'phono 461-- e Offica weather, distribution of spring merchandise fully equaling sanguine ex pectationa. and ruun'.ry merchants purchase liberally from wholesale! s at leading centers. In structural iron Fan Francii-?.- ) continues feature and much rail' bridge work is rmilomplatr,'. Country hides declined sharply, an I some further odn cessions have occurred In packer hides of the Indifference of lantieis. yet the tore if better on aecuunt f the easier mone;. market. Commodity rchs nve- - bnve normal conditions and prloa show some recovery from the position after the Kemer holiday, which wa prolonged abroad. .iiisi-itie- JAPAN CHAUNCY end West Contractor and buildar. Neat 1st model residence; pantry and closet; 9925.00 complete, including paint and papsr, 2120 Royal CARL SAMUELBON, General 37 29th April .I. II Ja-pr- :Le W. A' WEDELL Real Estate, Loons, Insurance and Rsntalm 2468 Washington avs, Boylo blosk. Beth phansk General Contractor and buildar. BL ball phono 478-1- . Ml 9th s d d' ROLAPP. A A SMITH . Mins and Realty Broker. Notify Public. Room 1, First Nob Sonfc InA phone 667. . Buildar and Contractor. Ball phem 184-- e PETER UNANDEA AND TURKEY. Japan has opened 1901-02- . royotiiitior.s wi'h Turkey, according to Corn exports for the week ar. ft special dispatch from Constantino2.917.004 bushels, against 1.844.53:'. last ple the view to establishing week. 3.1 08.58; a rear ago and of the two countries at the l 3,366.347 in 18i5. For the y. ai Russia. It. la atat-e-capita; to date the exports are ri4..rS.'6i) bushraised objections but Japan Insists I els. against 97.973.33i; u 19t5-r-that she U entitled to the same 60,745,183 In 19u4-bas upon the Bosphorus lie other great power. Turkey Is the Dun's Review. fill y prominent country in which New York. April 5 R. C,. nun is mu represented 'bv an accreditweekly review of trade tomed h g;ition. her intereats in Turkey row will say. at being under the protection Trade . ,'n A A Inauranoe Ire Real Batata Scetec Notary Public Rsntale 404 SL Bid, Bali phono 23; Ind, Bell Phone 273 X. A KANSAS MURDER. the proprietor of the hotel near by. the motive but that tho murderers derstood. will end racing Upon Investigation it waa found that wrere frightened awsy by the quick Path. The measure, which was Operator Klrrhoff had been murdered response to the shot. duced when Ascot Park waa n I. : W. N. PEIRCA Raal Estate, Notary, Fire and Ufa Inauranoe 411 24th BL Both phonse CALVIN STEWART. Avs. PARRY Real Estate, Firs Insurance and toane Conor 23d and Wash, Ease rc-utu- fim-a- 46. 45,,. 46,': 45. 46fi 47.46; 42, 42, 42; July, 37;, 46. 46. July. HARRY RUBIN. We da tha artlatia work af tho city. Relief, fracea and seswie de crating; original designing. Let ua show you cur work In Ogden. Gam oral work also. Ofllao 24M Wash, avs, Ball, S84JL First Nat Bank Bid 21-2- 2 AGEE Wool. St. IjouIs, Mo., April 5. Wool-Ste- ady; territory and western mediums 2427; fine medium 18021; flue wi-.- 80, 81. May, 82. Corn Contractor, general haute pslnb tog and psporhanglag. IBM Elat BcU 'phona 244a. Auditor and Aooountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42, First National Bank building. Ind. Phone 470. t. 77;. 79ft: 77f.80,79. 78, 80; October July. September. saporlaiisa appaslts Ubrary. JOB. MacLAUCHLAN, 5 5. 774. gyrating; avs, years' VOLNEV & GUNNELL Attu.'noywt-Low- . Offica 2374 Washington Avo. sons 8 is; The leading April ranged as follows: Wheat-M- ay, A. MULLER A BON, Wall Paper. PapsrHswp WhWng, Tinting and Gsnaral u CHICAGO FUTURES. Chicago. A FARNSWORTH Attorney- 14 and 15 Ecciaa Building. Raw-Fi- rm; mainly favorable, ('hlef. perhaps f lathese Is the fins! satisfactory ment of the Western railway men s demands by arbitration. All reports as to trade at wholesale and In Job97 bing circles In the first uuarter are in 36 a High degree favorable. RepoMs from 66 most hading Industries are still ;f 127 full order books and of backward dv 108 liveries. 3i lawtber and hide are quiet. 37 liusluess failures in the Uniter! Stiites for the week ending April 4 77 number 137, against. !;; last week. 62 151 In i he like week of lHn. J7u In 29 19'a. 2b1 In 194 and 153 in 190.;. 92 Canadian failures fur the wek num28 ber 2V. as against 21 iaet week and 165 17 In t.iia week a year ago. r. i r. Wheat. Including flour, exports from the United Stales and Canada for the week ending April ( aggregate. 28 3.4611,872 bushels, agalnal 2.707.566 lust li'tn., week. 2.155.818 this week last yea i . 137 86.017 In 19u5 and 4.446.917 in 19o2. 138 For the past 40 weeks or the fiscal 27 year the export are 134.051,917 huli-els- , 624 against 105.144.572 In 19u5-0i70 48.618.326 In 1904-0and 20o.l0H.ld9 ij international Paper National Biscuit National Lead Pacific Mail Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Standard Oil Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron United State Steel do preferred Northern Pacific Great Northern preferred InL Met do preferred Mackay do preferred Both phenda. Attoreey-at-La- New York, April 5. Bradstreet's will say: Despite some cross current in demand, due mainly to thp withdrawal of the Easter stimuli! t trade and a succeeding spell of cold weather, the developments of the week hate been BO tan ,IV A' B. g64 Developments ef tha Week Favorable Owing to Satisfactory Settlement of Railroad Question. 1214 Ina. Wain 7S 148 594-- k; & & IBAKSON. and doooratlvs painting and paparhonging. Ns chare ted estimates. 160 Ind BL Ball phon. JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Csunaaloe at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, Ogdsn, Utah. Beth phonae in office T. A OXONNELLY. WEEKLY REPORT OF DUN AND BRADtTREET. 254 DRANE. HOPSON A CO, Sign Writers, Painters, PaMI Hangars; Estimates given an ata oral contracting. 224 Wash, M P, A. IOAKBON 21 A Waah. BcU phono ion 1774 Colorado Routhern Denver and Kin Grande re Painting and paper hanging, lot Contractor and Buildtr. Phono 517Z. P. O. Box 152 210 3 Contract LJZ WTSSl MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Lessons In china painting Firing a specialty. Complete Un af whits Studio 27 M china on material Wash. ova. July 18.80. 96 .... phoMj W. U BACON. House painter, paporhangsr. A Attorwsy-at-Law- 96 Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chicago and North western do preferred ....... I Art CLOSING STOCK LIST. Atchison ... do preferred Nan years axporianca. Roomo ing. fair refining First Phone. A T. HULANISKI Rye Cash 67 69. Barley Cash 670. Flax, clover and timothy, no tradSugar and Coffoe New York, April 6. Sugar IF 56 A Bldg-- Architects. Bank 8-- $9.6? t r. c. woods a ca 1215. RIbe-M- ay PETER ANDERSON. painter, ortlstia Mpsn on hanging. Estimate work. 462 Mth Bob House 51. During the open board trading several of the headliners came to the front, recording aome notable transfers. Columbus Consolidated resumeu activity at $5 5.05, while a 1.0U0 block of Grand Central changed hands at $4.50. May Day weakened n little at 34 and 38. Sliver Shield coutlnutn strong at 12. with Yankee Consolidated going at 51 and 52. Engle's Prwduaa Exchange. Nest sold 8u0 st 88 lo 35. The mar On the pj reduce exchange today the ket closed cn the following prices: butter market was steady ; creameries, 22ft 29; dairies, 2027. Eggs steady; at mark, cates included, 15; flrsta, 15; prime firsts, 16. Cheese steady at 1-- s' GRAVES, Architect. Salt Lake. April L While the tra b lug during this morning's session if tha mining exchange was not so heavy as that of yesterday, the steady and firm condition of the market remained in evidence. May Day headed tbs llat with transfers at 34. with Nevada Hills going nt 3 80 to 3.62. 8llver Shield jumped to 12. while Star Consolidated was freely gathered la at 36 to 37. Stray Dug wandered In with a couple of odd lota at 31 aud 32. Colorado Mining continued steady at $2.3U and 2.32. Ingot was thr only teller to weaken, 6A00 shares South Columselling at 10 to bus Consolidated ram next nt 1.17. while YanLde Consolidated finished at Paper-hanger- Directory May Day Again Laada List of Transfers Star Consolidated in Demand. Inst Painter and Architects 43, North-wester- . TRADING Uii-.ii-- ambsswdi-r- Operator at Scott City Is Found Doad in cold blood by aome unknown person. The body was found partly In Pueblo. Colo.. April 5. A special to the office and in the waiting the Chieftain from Scott Citv. Kan.. freom. The hotelpartly man. who discovered :iwiy body, at once notified the day Between I'1 ami 11 oclock last nigh seen; and he come to the scone but a shot rang out fmm the depot of the no clew- cvuild be found to the mnr-- , Missouri Parific I'ailrofui aud aroiisvd direr li U ibuugbl that rubbery was - I - TO END RACING AT ASCOT PARK. Ixs Angeles. April 4. In accordance with the understanding perfected some time ago. the city attorney today requested the city council to ena't an i Bulling law, which, it la un auii-puu- . to the city, was not pressed to because of an agreement bowers. , etty authorities and tho Ascot oinewf whereby there was to be no ence with racing until the season I" closed had ended. WANT AD YIELD BIQ |