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Show THE UOHXISG 6 TO MEXICO CITY. EXCURSION Daily, April 29tn to May 17th. Via Union Pacific. iil.l5 round trip. Tickets guod to return until July 31. Btopovera allowed. For further particular aee ticket agents, Ogden Union depot or A. B. hlualey, Traveling Paowager Agent, Ogden. Utah. CARL Vi. 8.70, 8.80. 8.83. E PETERSON SCO STREET EXPERIENCES LITTLE ACTIVITY. Caeh Quotations Chicago. April 30. Caeh quotations A a GROCERY MEAT MARKET Cor. 24th sod Grant Dainty as a Picture - per-aon- BUSWELl hone? Does your hone suit yon? If not, we will exchange. . SEC US Claude M. Dee . G' B. Johnson Garden and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE. Pratts Poultry Pood and Lira Killer. The famous Columbia aad Pratt'a Stock Remedies FLOUR Domestic and Imported. High Patent Hay, Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. Utah Feed & Produce Flax Seed No. 1, 1.14; Nol 1 northwestern. 1.21. Prime timothy seed. 430. Clover Contract grade. 1 5.25. Bhort rib sides, buss, 8.258.50. Mesa port, per bbl., 15.5015.62. I,ard, per 100 lbs., 8.67. Short clear aides, boxed, 8.62 a 1.87.. Whleky, basis of high wines, 1.29. Receipts and Shipment. Flour Receipts, 88,400 bbla; Shipments, 21,900 bbla Wheat Receipts, 45,200 bn.; shipments, 175,200 bu. Corn Recrlpts, 236,400 bn.; shipments, 186.100 bu. Oats Receipts, 459,000 bn.; shipments, 248.50U bu. 75.000 hu.; shipRye Receipts, ments, none. Barley Receipts, 74,700 bn.; . ship-ment- s, 2,000 bn. On the produce exchange today the butter market was steady; creameries, 1825; dairies. 1823. Rgge Flnua. at mark, cases includ- 2711 Week. Phenes Chicago Produce. Chicago, April 30. Clow: Wheat-M- ay 78 8 4a7-6- ; July 81 116-8- . Corn May 41 July 49 I 8al 2. Oats May 45 July 421-8- . Port May flS.50; July $15.80. Imrd May 18.67 July 8.72 Riba May 8.50; July $8.6T Rye Cash 6971. Barley Cash 6674. Flax, clover and timothy no trading. 1-- 2; 1-- Sugar and Coffee. New York, April 20. Sugar Raw, steady ; fair refining 1.258.26; centrifugal N teat 1.7337; molaaaee auger 8.003.01. Refined, quiet; crushed 6.60; dered 4.00; granulated 4.80. COrrKK Bteady : No. 7 Rio Bantoa, 7 5 8. Nol pow- 834; WeoL St. Louis, Mo, April 30 Wool Bteady; territory and western mndl-um- a 3226; fin medium 1821; line 1418. Chicago Cattl Chicago, April SO. Cattle Receipts 4. 254.60; 30,000; steady. Beeves cow and belfera f 3.605.25; calves 3.S0 63.50a5.7b; good to prime steer 6.50; poor to medium 64.25a6.25; stockers and feedeta 62.864.16. Hog Receipts 10,000. Market 5e higher. Mixed 66.40a6.62 heavy $6.23al.67 rough 66 256.85; pigs 66.4Ra6.5t; good to choice heavy 66.41 n6.67 18,000. Market Sheep Receipt steady. Natives 64.60a6.90; western 64.60n0.90; jearlllfea 67.007.75, lamb 66.50t8.65; western lambs 86.508.75. HEROIC Salt Lake. April SO. Despiie n falling off in the totals this murning'i trading la tha local mining stock exchange waa brink. Uncle Sam closed, at 88 and prioes around this, figure brought out block after block of Yankee went down a fow points bat small block selling was a feature of thle stock's activity. Lower Mammoth made a preity gala and was a good seller. Victor waa a heavy seller but remained stationary. Colorado Colorado Mining closed at Mining has been one of the active stocks for the past few days and when the stork climbed to 83 local market followers began to sit up and take notice. Reports from Tintic were varied but the most plausible reason volunteered was that tha company wtll shortly post a dividend, probably in the neighborhood of 5 cents per share or 840.0O0 aad starting this distribution some time during May will poet monthly or quarterly dividends from that time on. Tha Beck Tunnel company, another Knight property peya dividend every month. Ore netting 61.400 and 83.004 per car has been shipped and n big sum is stored away in the company's stocking. With shipping gongi on in good shape mad the t level yielding faster than it can be taken away tha Colorado Mining is one of tha best things In Uuh, aay its owner. Unde Sam opened Its morning with n sale iff 1,000 at 88, seller 60. Another sal at the same price moved 000 shares and a third sale at 88 Involved 400 shares. Two sales were mad which involved 500 ahnret each; tha first lot at 80, buyer 80, and the seoond at 88, buyer SO. The lost sale of the regular call moved 100 at 87, seller 60. Three sales constituted this a lock's doings oa the open board; 300 at 87; 500 at 87 and 100 at 88. Lower Mammoth opened at 81.95, 500 share changing hands at this On hundred share sold at price. 61.070 and the regular call trading ended on thle stock. Two sales were made on the open board; the first block comprised 200 shares at 81.95 and the second 100 (hares at 82.00. Tanks dropped from 61 to 48; four sales totalling 700 shares. May Day was a guod seller at 29 aad SO; 2, (MM ahares going at tha first prion and 4,500 at the second.- - The closing this-stock- 62-6- 250-foo- y . IN ALIVE JUROR KNEW TOO MUCU ABOUT MADE Rescuers Are Farced te Wad Through Will Diva If y Water-The- Nscsssa ry. 4 Johnstown, Fa., April 30. Still alive" was the report brought to tha surface this moruinff by tha rescuing party that has bee trying to reach the seven men Imprisoned tn the mine, at Foustweli, ainc last Friday. Without food or water, tha men have been able to make known that they were nut drowned, by tapping oa compressed air 'pipes, signs la that but renewed the rigor of the men working at pumps to empty the mine sufficiently te enable the men to be brought out Ten pumps my emptying the mine at the me of 8.0U0 gallons a minute. It is said that by thin afternoon the men will ha reached. Physicians are at the mine mouth, with groups of relative and friend ef the men who are among those imprisoned. On tbe advice of have the physicians, preparations been made to succor and treat the men at soon as tha water has receded to a level permitting n man to wade into the mine with even hin head above water. At 12:80 p. m four men started Into . the mine In an effort to reach the entombed miners. They were forced to wade, and la a crouching position, as the passage waa only four fe high. There was sufficient room between the water and the roof to give n clear apace for the mens head One of the four was a brother of one of the unfortunates. Slung .mcroas the shoulders of the rescuers were water tight cane carrying drinking water and liquid food. Wading up to their necke In the black, muddy water, throe men had a mile to travel before reaching the heading where the prisoners are said to be located. Through the dart tunnels the panage can be found only by feeling along tha rough walla, aa lights cannot b used for fear of gas explosions. It Is expected to be well towards night before any report will be had from the rescuers. At 8:80 one of tha party of four returned and reported that he had retched n point where there wee not room enough between the water and the roof for the rescuers to breathe. Ha turned back while the other three their efforts and hoped to pass through the water by diving. The rescuer were then about half a mile from the unfortunate men. con-.tlnue- d CONGRESSIONAL Balled at Noon for a PARTY Ttur of the Ha- waiian lalanda. Baa Francisco, April 30. Among the passengers on tha transport Buford, nulling at noun today, were twenty-five Congressmen who are going to Honolulu at tha invitation of Delegate Kalulnaole, for the purpose of acquainting themselves with the resources of Hawaii. Thirteen of the representative are accompanied by tlielr wives, the entire party, which la being conducted by George B. McOI-lapersona. consisting of thirty-thre- e Those in the delegation, together with the nineteen ataws they represent, n, are: EL TBEJASE HIS WISDOM PUT A SUDDEN STOP TO PROCEEDINGS vr e .... A. Acheaon and wife nf Pennsyl- vania, D. .... ...... ...... EFFORTS BEING TO REACH THEM. 1-- 13 Atchison Took It Upon HI mas If te View the do preferred ...... 9614 Scenes of a Murder and la 100 Baltimore and Ohio Reprimanded. 177 Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northwestern .. ..11314 21 do preferred New Tort, April 30. Kxce-ulteal 25 Colorado Southern BAN FRANCIBCO BTOCKB by a Juror In the murder trial of Mme. 29 Denver and Rio Gnnde He Massy, now proceeding In tho crlm ' do preferred ,. 74 ...... lual branch of the supreme court caus- Inters! at Brokerage Company April 24 Erie .... SO, 1007. ....r. ed an nbrupt adjournmnitt of the trial Illinois Central ...: . ,...147 and may result in a misyesterday, Louisville and Nashville ..120 trial. Mme. IV Matey, who le reputed Manhattan L .139 In some quarter to be a baroness, la Mexican Central 22 charged with having fotally shot GusMissouri Pacific 76 tav Simon, n waist manufacturer, last New York Central 118 November, in hia office in a Brodaway 127 Pennsylvania business building. A dispute ovsr the Reading .,.112 wages paid la said to have lead to the Rock Island 22 mans death. do pnfamd 48 Tha Juror, whose absorption In tho St. Paul 187 ease caused summary action by JusSouthern Pacific 85 tice Blanchard, who la presiding over 22 Southern Railway W. Guernsey, a the case, it Owu-gUnion Pacific. 147 bookkeeper. "Without asking tho per88 0 preferred mission of the court or being accom14 Wabash ... ... panied by any fellow Jurors, b visited 17 Wisconsin Central tha scene of tbe alleged crime and Miecellaneeus Stocks. eaamlned a stairway there. Justice 93 Blanchard hastily adjourned court to Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry .... 87 give himself time to consult author63 American Locomotive ities before deciding whether the trial American Smelting and Rfng ..134 can go on under these circumstances. 108 do preferred Guernseys action waa learned fly 50 the rather startled court from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit 36 Colorado Fuel and Iron juror himself. $ policeman was on the 14 stand testifying to his finding on a International Paper ... 76 National Biscuit stairway in the Broadway building the 62 revolver, with which. It Is alleged, National Lead 26 shot Simon. GuernMme. De Ma-wPacific Mall 02 sey, who had questioned other witPeople's Gas 86 nesses. suddenly put a question to the Pressed 8teel Car .... 165 policeman about the stairway, and bePullman Palace Car ex div fore tbe witness could answer, volun.525 Standard Oil .........a . - - . . .12u teered the information that he waa Sugar 147 familiar with the stairway because be Traneaaee Coal and Iron 38 had looked it over. United States Steel 'seal eae You had no business to go them at ,.101 do preferred . , . . .. 82 all. said Justice Blanchard sternly to Weotern Union .... the Juror. ..136 Northern Pacific ..137 Great Northers Guernsey asked permission to make a wratenieut. hut his request was re.. 25 Int Met. ....... 60 fused. do preferred . , ,. r.ji "No," said Justice Blanchard sharpMackay .. 69 do preferred ., ly. "I du not want any nuiement. I do not know what effect your action CHICAGO FUTURES. may have on this case, though." lie then adjourned court until today. Chicago, April 30.' The leading futures ranged as follows: PAYING THE HEAD TAX. Wheat May. 79. . July, 82. 81, Part With 8590 Each 84, 82. 83; Deoember, 85, 84 a Eighteen Chinese In Order to Land. , ..., T ItlEJl'NE CLOSING STOCK LIST. B. Alexander and wife of New York, Arthur L. Bates of sylvania, A. L. Brick and wife diana, A. B. Capron and wife of Island, R. D. Cole of Ohlq, P. P. Penn- of InRhode Camp bell of Kansas, Jule Davidson of WisMisof wife C. Ellis and E. consin, souri, J. E. Griff and wife of Illinois, Benjamin F. Howell and wife of New Jersey, E. L Hamilton and wife of Michigan. W. P. Hepburn and wife of Iowa, Wesley L. Jones and wife of Washington, George L. Lllley end wife of Connecticut Charles E. Littlefield and wife of Maine, J. W. Kelfer of Ohio, Charles M. Gavin of Illinois, James McLachlan of California, Jamaa C. Needham of California, George W. Norris of Nebraska, Senator SamueJ H. Piles of Washington, Fred C. Bewel and wife of Minnesota, Edwin I. Webb of North Carolina, W. W. Wllaoa iff Illinois.. HOTEL New Building AND THEATER. in Chicago 95,000,000. Chicago, April 30. A la to Coet , hotel and thea- ter building, to cost nearly 86,000,000 (including the ground on which It will stand,) will be erected inside the ele- vated loop district of Chicago. The theater will be the property of the United Btatea Amusement company, tbe outgrowth of the recent merger of Klaw A Erlanger and other syndicates, while the hotel will be the property of the same people, although thy will Incorporate for this purpose under another name. A site for the structure has been practically agreed on, hut will not be made public until another name, the final one to the deni, has been determined. A. E. Erlanger, president of the company, and tu managing director, spent the day In Chicago yesterday. He left last night on a tour of inspection of tbe various properties had by the concern all over the country. He waa In consultation for some time with levy Mayer, counsel for the company and. afterward he Mid the plana for the then ter, which wilt be known as "The Chicago." had been drawn. The new iheater la due to open within a year or so and it la wxpected the hotel will be ready aoon after- the friends of Fellcarpo Bonilla proclaimed Bnitlllo provisional president without any y clause, and the opposing faction did the same for RoBadly sales. Then fighting began. aimed hnlleta showered , npon the houses but caused only: seven death 16-da- TORNADO Memphis. er report IN TENNESSEE. Tran April 30. waa received by A meagCom tha merctel Appeal early today from Tran.,- - of' a tornado which struck that place laat night causing considerable damage but, so far aa could he asoertaiaed, no Uvea were lost Two compresses owned by the Gulf Com press company weds unroofed and among tha othfer building ward. damaged waa the Illinois Central depot. Aa nilnot Central south-boun- d passenger train was detained at CovREBELS FIGHT IN HONDURAS. ington for several hours by tha atom Puerto Cories, Honduras, April 23, and accumulation of dsbria along the vis New Orleans, April 30. Fresh track. A severe rain and electrical storm fighting ha occurred in Honduras, the latest being n battle between the is general in this vicinity. factions of the victorious Honduran GEN. KUROKI'B ARRIVAL. rebel, who n few weeks ago helped Nicaragua overthrow the government. Corn-M- ay, r.0. 49. 4M. July. WM. E. COREY The troops of the junta opened hosVictoria, B. C., April 39. On the ar50, fieptembf r, 30. Victoria. B. C.. April 29,-- The first tilities among themselves on April 8. rival here of General Baron Kurokl 41i. 49. Chinese to enter Canada, paying the New York. April 30. William E. Three leaders, Rosales, Bustllio and and party, expected this afternoon, Oats May. 40. 44, 43: July. head tax of J5"0, since it was imposed Corey waa reflected preaMeat of the Castro, agreed to take turn a presi- they win he received with n salute ff years ago, arrived today when United State Steel corporation at dent. each serving 15 day. It devel- 17 guns fired from the fortification 41, 42a; 35, three 35, 35. 18 paid the tax. Heretofore there the annual meeting of the hoard of di- oped. however, that each during hi at Work -point, and gnnrdn of honor Pork May, 15.52, 15.42, 10.50; was but one payment by a steamship rectors in this city today. All the term attempted to strengthen hia par- wlh be famished by local troop July. 15.80, 16.72, 15.80. company for a Chinaman w ho escaped other officer whose terms expired ty by dividing up the patronage where Lieutenant Governor Dunsmulr will Lard May, 1.67. 8.65. 8.57; July, from n stealner from Hong Kang. were it would do him moat good. Finally welcema the perty on behalf ef the 78a. 78a: 81a; la the character of the transfer service we supply our patrons Prompt reilabla and at low coat Any tima yon aay well be on your Job and bandit it eipcditioualy and walL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. ' Phone 22 for years 16. ed. 16a; Ante. 15; prime flrati, Cheese Steady at 1415. r Co. BE were as follows: TRADING STILL FULL OF GINGER Flour Steady. Wheat Nol 3 spring. S2a8S; No. S. ON THE XHANGE. ?5ah4; Xo- - red. 7he79. Corn No. 2, 49; No- - 3 yellow, 30. Oat N. S. 45V; No. 2 while, 444 Colorado Mining la Attracting Attena43V: No. S white, 4141. tion Rumora of Coming Dividends Rye No. 2, 68. Sends Stock an Rapid Climb. Barley Fair to choice malting. 69a .... Seeds Seeds MOT. 1, -- Baca Quiet Many Stocks That Have for Some Tima Worn Among the Active Ones New Tort, April 30. More hjiti-neawas done during the JlrJ atnch hror of today's session of the market than In the same time wr many days peat Some of the features of the movement had commenced to there arouse distreet by that time end uncerand wsi a relapse lit dullnessstocks were tain fluctuations Many active during the .first hour that have been unresponsive to the recent to revive speculative Interest and tha wbola martat took on an a that pears ace of breadth aaJ volume servhas been lacking recently. This ed aa as answer to criticism of yeswere pra terday's dealings that theyPacific. But tlcally (Defined to Uukm the fart became evident in a snort to time that this diversion of speculative activity was bring taken advantage of to make tha bolding of Union Pacific K yen want to rat down Metal itself. It was this that checked the upward movement which induced the to subsequent reaction, thus serving Pareaffirm the dominance of Union cific in the present market. Tha heavy tone of United States Steel was a drag on the market also. There waa ae expectation of aa Increase tn the dividend at tha meeting to be held later la the day, hut all interest centered upon the showing of SIS Independent Pimm m BR; unfilled orders ra hand on March II. That these should exceed tho record was figures reported on December 31, e scarcely hoped owing to the eeaaoa-abldrawbacks of the spring quarter, in tho trade. But speculator feared that the ahewlng of the decrease, however explained, might be depended upon to point aa argument that trade reaction waa Indicated. Tho London market was dull on the eve of tomans rows May Day. holiday, and contributed nothing to tho activity of this market Storks were hut little responsive to the good showing of tha weather bureau's weekly bulletin upon the crops and to tha moderate damage indicated by tbe Kansas state agricultural rqport far April A plentiful rain for present needs In the upper Mississippi and kwr Missouri valleys waa the report by tha government bureau. Coupled with newa of additional rains since and promises of mors anj tha decided heaviness In tbe wheat market itself, the factors In tha crop outlook were handadorna horacif with taataful and some Jewelry. Wo have all tho lateat generally towards reassurance. Tha leadership of Western railroad stocks doalgna la chains, broaches and ring such strength as the market showed as wan aa an kinds of practoua in was a reflection of tho crop news. An otoaea set tn unique daalgno for Incident of the day waa the sale of a adornment or wedding gift stork exchange eeet at an advance over the price of the preceding sal L. A sustained demand for the neate In pertodn of dullness In storks Is look-a- j SSCT Washington Avaana. npon as a sign of confidence In early futnra revival of business. Much attention waa paid, however, to reports A A in circulation of the Intended dissolution of certain stock market connections, an nn evtdenea of decline In speculative Interests In quarters hitherto moot absorbed In that pursuit We will be open for bnsineM Whether prompted by unpleasant of tha recent past or by on or about April 20tb, at Judgment of future probabilities, the 218 24th Street, with a. high-clas- s effect of the example waa not stimulating to tha market Tho rates for monline of light livery and ey for short periods continued to relax, but money broken reported none saddle hones. Special atstiffening of rates for longer periods. Some effect on future rallmaj earntention given to boarders. ings' It looked for flmm advances In freight rates which went Into effect In various quarter today. Do yon want to bny a Bonds wen Irregular. Total Mies, par value. 11,446,000. hone? Ss declined 14 per cent United Do yon want to sell a on call. States W. WEDNESDAY, MAY MINING MARKET . $8.80, 8.T7V4, 8.77V. MARKET OGDEN, UTAH. September. 8.85. 8.72; 8.50; Short Hits May. 8.324. , July. 8.70. 8.63. 8.67V; Septi-niber- STOCK WALL EXAMINER, 84a. 49a, 49a; 4a, Oov-Ingto- Garden and Flower 00 sis Our splendid stock ld yon to select Just what ye want Come and aee a Stock remedies will he specialty with n . POULTRY SUPPLIES. 4 T. B. Heller (Q. Son HAY AND GRAIN. I Septi-mlxT- 2810 Washington Avsnu Both Phone 0 Canadian government and Invite era! Knrakl and, party to Looal Japanese have arrantvd cession and welcoming eeitorw r |