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Show EXAMINEE, OGDEN. UTAII. THE MOUSING 6 6.45; cows. i. MARKET IS QUIET AND STOCKS WEAK ON UTAH 'CHANGE. Nervous, Colorado Mining is at Good Figure While Alta'a and Tintic'o Are Bottom. Diseased $7.1)0, after a alienee of several day. Uncle Sam came In for atientlun. but at low figure It opened at 64, at which prloe 3th) share sold. A sale involved 7ov share at 63. Two sales on the open board adtb-another 1.5UO share to the record of thi stock. The first transfer involved loo shares at 63 and 1.400 at 63. This stork has been weakening eon. eiderably since lu recent ateilar run. &3uth Columbus Coo. went dowa the line thi morning. It opened at $1.93, but closed on the open board at $1.73, a lose of 30 cents In seven sales. Transfers Involved about lofl and 3uu shares each. Yankee In away off. A few day ago thi stock waa seHlng at 50 and above, but this morning it wont at 46. The uahne" of stocks at present is attributed to a spring hiilneee as the prcprrtleg are looking better than Instances could ever, and In not be purchased outright for four times the sum represented by present selling prior of the stork. Block Jack made a few points gain during trading on the regular call. It opened at 40 and closed at 43. Colorado 1 another stuck which It staying firm. This stock was below $3 a few days hack but sold1 this forenoon at In $3.1 3 Vi. .Nevada HlUs at $4.32 Columbus Con. also a firm atock. sold In good shape thU morning at $5. The dosing quotations follow: d Quickly and surely cured modem by methods and at mod erate cost. . - njLmrr FREE C0NSDLTAT10N Elliott Dr. SPECIALIST THE 2356 stock 17.-- Tbe Salt Lake, May 17. Siocfce were alightly off this morning on the local mining stock exchange. Daly Judge was among the early seller, goiug at Men Washington Are., OGDEN. New York, May market today continued to how tbe utmost neglect upon the part of capb intnl and finance. Such speculative terest as first finds more attraction in the grain and cotton markets.1 An pr imiKirtaut effect on the tra cing dured also by the retirement of some of the habitual traders whose plunghave filled ing oie ration In the acup the measure of stock market inulvldual the are Not ouly tivity. kickoperations of this ctsss of leaders there but market wheat the in ing has been withdrawn in their wake an important tallowing Dluguit with deheavy lusse In the recent severe of an early cline or hope! Hutu substantial revival of general interest aw several reasons advanced In exAn planation of these retirement entire prostration of general demand for stocks in the open market anJ there Is almost ae striking an absence of any large orlllng. The undertone cl the market Is heavy, as In almost Invariably the cnee In periods of extreme dullness. The sagging retendency today wwe a sympatheticmarflection from the rising wheat ket. The selling of stocks was traceable in past to source, which are buyers of whest. This seUiug seems to be professional. M all other transaction In the present niar-ke- t are, and tbe growth of the start account It briiwJ to kwp pwo witfc Patrading. The upshot In CanaJtsn cific was ah example of the danger of the abort side of tlie market. A reRooseport attributing to President velt to appoint n wmmleMon to appraise the railroad pwperiy of the country a ml the belief that further action against some of the great corporation I Imminent at Washington were cited ns ground for discouragement of any net which effected the market. Bonds were heavy. Total tales par value Illt.WO. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Pt Atchiaan Atchison, pfd Beltlnuire and Ohio. . Canadian settle Chlacago and Northwestern Chicago and N. W. pfd Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Orande Denver and Rio Grande pfd.... Garfe Plana Newman Organa WARDLEIOII C. H. fere PIANOS $2.70a jH-fr- Attormy-at-Law- ington Violins, Guitars, Aeeordeoaa, String Ban-Jo- Unale. Saa the Wonderful Plpo Organ. a SI7I Washington Avenu OQOEN, UATH. C. GUNNELL Offics 2374 WashBoth phonca 771. . A vo. AGEE MCRACKEN, 68, 54 and S5 National Bank Bldg. Phonos, 4L Coumoloro-st-Lsw- First Ball 17. Wool-Ste- ady; Changes In Improves With tha Weather Crops Auditor end Aeoeuntant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42, Flrat National Bank building. Ind. Phono 470. Gty Florists OGDEN FLORAL the advent of aeasonable weather at many pint and paynaenU' were more prompt ae spring merchandise was distributed, but euncNdons are ! ; In j'li CO. PETERSON & CO GROCERY FLORAL MARKET e Leader of ths Moscow Bank Robbery In 180$. . B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funeral designs of all kinds; cut flowers and pettad plants. .All or. 4ra promptly filled. Phono S60Z. oL Twenty-eight-h TILLWELL 41 NEWMAN Florioto. Chaleo rs and Bedding Plants of all kinds. Qlv ua call. Btora 267$ Wash. Ave. Cut-Flo- w Carriage Mfg. OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Har- vesting Machines, Wagons, Buggies and Tpa Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Ava. Bell Phone 1260Y. Contractors and Builders - If yon want to cot down living aspeasno call and see a aid be convinced Belenxoff, the Morrow, May man who carried out the great Moscow bank robberf, March 30, 196. when a band of terrorists secured $27.-30and who escaped from a train while being extradited from Switzerland, died In the prison hospital here yesterday of consumption. The gen- Cor. 24th and Grant Phanea 286 Sell; SIS Independent 0, eral belief has been that the police allowed Belenxoff to get away on condition that he betray his accomplices snd others, and that he has been living here under police protection ever since Ms escape was announced. Belensoff was pussesned of the mania that several terrorists were endeavoring to kill him for betraying bis comrades. 5 CHICAGO FRED a Rear phone, P. A. ISAK80N. of 24M7 22nd 298Z. MEEK. A. W. the 25th that sow Haraeao ran needT Don't think you eaut afford It UU youve given na a chance. Wo sell no Interior goodi, no old fashioned appliance. All Our Harness Is made fava the beet ef leather la the moet workmanlike meaner. Blankets, Haltare. Whips and everything a kore owner needs. J. C. Platt Saddlery Co. ( J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION BL ehop Ava Ind. 'phono. Paving 423 25th and Gravel Roofing. to Photographers at Music and Instructors L. WEBER, FbPtogiapbor. Ivory variety mi photo Both 1439 Wash, av art work THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture in Poatol, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Was Ave. Both Phono Real Estate Agents :: CARL C. RA8MUBBON " Real Estate, Loan Rentals and First National Fire Insurance. Bank Bldg. Ind. Phono 47A WM. A. HICKENLOOPIR. Real a state. Insurance and laves 209 Ecclee Building, sue merit teaser te N. H. Ive KBLLV A HERRICK. Loan and General I neurone Real Estate Investment Rental JOSEPH BALLANTYNI. Director Ogdon Tabernacle Choir. Vole Building a. Specialty. 268 Orchard Av N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Rancho City Property. Hemes on easy payment Waa Ave. Phone 1398. . . 2484 MISS ALMA BAUER, Teacher of Plan Ball Phone Studio, 2308 Adam 321 K. Ind Phone 36S2A. ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plano, Cabinet Organ and Ha many. Studio 3343 Wash. Av W. B. WEDELL .. Insurance Peal Estate, Loan and Rental 2448 Washington ava, Both phono Boyle bloc MK ft P. HUNTER Teacher af Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Ale Plan Studio 2748 Quincy Pv - Piano Bldg. . ; ; J. M. FORRISTALL. Real Estate and Surety Bord ' Insurance, SIS Ecclea Bldg. , W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Insurance, 413 24th aL Both DENT MOWREY Wedell-Klesand Cell ) phone Ind. 780, Ball 1134. GEORGE - A. HORN, - ' BERTHA M. PAYNE. Teachar of Plan Ind. Phone 161 2350 WalL Real MRS. 8. E. REDFIELD. Teacher of Plan Ball phone 341-Studio, 148 Washington Avenue. Transfer Companies Estate, Loam and Insurance Flrat National Bank Building. ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albem MRS, MARY L. SHIPP. Allen, Proprietor. Teacher of Gluts and Mandolin. Reaidence 304 33d St , Ind. Phono . Furniture Vano Caba at a moment's and Storag Notice. Office 412 25th oL 'Phono 22. CELESTE CONROY. Lata Pupil ef Leopold Godowoky of Berlin, Germany. Instructor of music In the State Industrial BchooL Studio at 300 26th Street Phone Ind. 400; Bell, ISO. TRANSFER . YANA JOfrA-LON- Plano moving a specialty. 2St Both phonos 281. - MALAN ' 8. F. WHITAKER Teacher of Piano. Tabernacle Organist Studio 874 23rd street 328 2 - - A E. MALAN W. A. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Van Drays and Baggage Wagon Furniture Our speclaltieu Plan and Bafo Moving; 'Storage. Offfca, 408 25th ot Boo Blades Phono oil Phono 414Y. SLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagon Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busoo Office, ind. 224; Boll 220; Rea, Ball S4A All Kinds of Transfer Work. Office 408 Twonty-ffft- h Paper-hange- rs' Directory Plumbing and Heating. Removed John N. Ford and Son Paper-hange- r Decorators and Designer Bell phone 243X. Leave erdere t Boyle Furniture Co, Establiahed Street. 1181. j : Cleaning and Dyeing ' Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietors. Both Phones. 1 1 1 1 K .1 II M1"M 3 1 1 1 11 11 311 aIn WallMULLER A. Upholstering A SON, Dealer Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and General W are authoritibs on Decorating. . wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ave, opposite Library, Ind. Phon, d i h Hf THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, can pet cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture packed for shipping. 447 25th Street Beth 'Phone H Seeds Seeds Cure when otffenrfalL Medem methed Free eeneuKatleu for any Chrenle Dlaaaae ef any name er natur Every eaee guaranteed. i A Garien aod Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE Partial List of Diseases Cored LINA Owtnavk, Baauwa fllagmg la the Bare, Dlaaaaea at Oa Baal Throat, Noea, By or Ear. All Dte aaaea cf tbo Luag Branehlal Tabes aud CkaaL Ptaaaaea at tto Stoeaank. Uvar. Kidneys and Bladder. Heart Dlaeae Bkenaaatl , AMba Nerve YUm Daaee, Plloo, Fla Treublea, tala and bU Bartel Traablo Tape Worn, Blood Poieoulag from aay ewe ANY FBJVATB D1SKA8B OF Diseases peeaUar to Warn HEN qniekly owed to etey ear ad. 'Reca ember tbo aaamlaaUoa tad advlae la FEES, Came ad oaoa or write Tomorrow mey bo too kia Pratt's Poultry Pood and Lice Domestic and Imported. High Patent Hay. Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. FLOU R M ESTES, i tah Feed & SPECIALIST 8449 Waihlagton Av Office boar IS in. tel$ (Beyl 19. Remember tbe Entrance Block) Ogdon. Utah namhrr YVAXT AD3 YIELD BIO RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Kil- The famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Rcmedle ler. l DR. . 1411$ H-4I- Doctor Estes Specialist 1 HOW ABOUT C, Painter and Contracting Plumbers 54a:47: 43; at GEO. OI.MSTEAD. Contractor and Builder. Office and shop at residence, 500 24th at, West Ogden, Ball phono 48 IX. from Wash. PRINTER. Both phene LUKE CRAWBHAW, Protographer; Studio Artist I 2461 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Ua A picture that looks like you. 1181 Ball PETER UNANDER, General Contractor and Builder. 351 8th 8L Boll phono 675 Z. raidi quotation 5P,a: 239 715-- Street h OGDEN FEED A BALE STABLE A Prep, Livery and Boarding. Phones: Ball 31 9 Y, Ind. 500.. 2210 Washington Ava. HOWARD, GRAIN. Fireman Wore in Great Danger Our-in- g the Fir. were as follow: ELECTION IN AUSTRIA. Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat Pittsburg. Vs.. Muv 17. Two fireNo. 3 921.02: No. 2 l.u2al.(3 Those Who Failed to Vote Will Bs red 95h99 ; No. 2 corn No. men were injured, iwo manufacturing Punished. plants destroyed unit a number of No. 2 outs 2 yellow small residences badly damaged early No. 2 white, none; Nt. 3 while Vienna, May 17 Emperor Francis No. 2 rye. none; fair to choU-- malt- today by a fire that' started In the Hi evens company pattern Joseph Is said to be well pleased with ing 81u82: No. 1 flax seed. 1.19; No. Brush the. result of the election held two model and plant, on Pennaylvanla none; northwestern, prime timothy of Austrian the members for the tire was at its days ago 4 rlovtr. riot mot. grade. uveniie. While house of representatives, in spite of saw ; explosion 15.iui: short ribs aide. I loose) 8.75a height there of Socialists. the the victory on. bid. 1ti.jual6.62: followed by several smaller mem per 8.95; pork how of to deal with The problem S. Schloss, caught In Captain Joseph 9.15: 166 sides clear thort inr.l lbs, per In Vienna and lower Aus5D.OUO voters the debris after the cxplosfon. waa whiskey bush) tria, who foiled to record thedr votes, (Itoxed). 9.129.37: hml. and Wll:lsm Miller, fire-n 1.29. wines, now awmlts the government. The new ;f high man, was badly lnjun-by tbe explo-sinsuffrage law makes the exercise of the and hurt by railing timbers. Receipt and Shipments. franchise compulsory snd it Is said The firemen fought in the face of a ArtlelPS Itrpts. Shpt. great danger, as In one of the burned that those who did not vote would be . . 25.8)1') 8.600 Flour, bbls prosecuted and fined. buildings a quantity of dynamite was . . 46.966 Wheat, bu wtnred and In another many barrels ..296.866 Outs, bu .. ZEALAYA'S AMBITION. of oil. The loss Is fiou.000. . . 38.9m) 17.366 bu Barley, COMMITTED SUICIDE. Mexico City, May 17. The Record On the produce exchange today the says: A private telegram front Nic was weak; mimicries San Francisco, aragua atatas that a special mission to hatter market May 17. Robert 1822: dairies 1721. Eggs, easy; at Cleim, a former rwMent of Santa the Mexican government has been dis15; firsts. 14; Rosa, committed Kturicle In Oakland patched. It Is without doubt that tills mark cases Included, Cheese, steady. last night by rutting his throet with prime flrrt. 15. mission is in connection with the present Centra American ambition of 1314. a raror. Ho waa related by marriage Zeala.va to form a confederation of to CongreRinan Duncan McKinley. Livestock. Chicago Central American state. Me had recently undergone a eurglcal Chicag'). May 17. Cattle Receipts operation and Mieved that he had WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. lii,(i mi; market steady. Beeves, $1.25 not lung to live. Twenty-fift- Phonee: k. Contractor and Builder, Phono B17Z. P. Bex 386. s 17. BROS. Livery and Feed Stable Bell 611; Independent CO. Roees, Carnet lone, Calla-Lillie-a and Cut Flowers every day. Ws think aur prices to be the leweaL Pot plants in monthly. Hu-dtie- MEAT 44-4- and Builders of Bow forO.Contractore Cemont Walk Street VARNEY ..... A. L. SCOVILLE, Opposite postoffic e A. NELLES, LADIES THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choico cut flowers always n hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jofforaen ave. and Twentieth et. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phene Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. i E Printers . Masonry and Cement Contractors 740 M. G. BARNES, The Music Dealer. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Ladies' Tailors Floral Artists. .Store 413 Twenty-fourth et. Greenhouse oppoeite Glenwood park. Phones, Ben SSSx, Ind. 191. . New York, May 17. R. O. Dua and company's weekly review of trade tomorrow will aay; Improvement In retail trade follow- MUSIC CO, The Houae of Quality. Every, 2414 Waa thing known In mual GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweler and Optician. Dealer In Art Goods and Notions, Victor Talking Machines and records, 2582 Wash. Avenue. J. F. Everett Seriously Impaired. CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- Up-to-D-at Livery Stables tha Pianos 170 Auditors and Accountants JOS. MacLAUCHLAN, Trade C. O. ISAKSON. Plain and decorative painting and papertianging. No chare f estimate ISO 2nd St Boll plion A. BETLZER. ' TAILOR. Worlunanahip and fit guaranteed, luite 7 Lowio Block. Ind. Phono 158. ,.... CARL J. H4 Mill lUIkka...,.. Av Jeweiers WILLIAMS Retail II I II 1 ' Attorney at Law. Over Badeon Drug Store, Wash. Ave. 1417. WEEKLY REPORTS OF DUN AND BRAD8TREET. i 1 DR. P. A. COOK, Office, Ecclee Building. Ogden. Utah. Dentist SOL A. G. HORN, territory and western medium. 2327; line medium, 1821; fine, 1 , 808, IncL ng. Wool. Louis, Mo., May 1 Watchmaker and Jeweler, 25th at Major Drag Store. VOLNEY tradi- HIH Attorneys 1-- 2. Caeh, 7885. Flax, clover and timothy; no 1 THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No. 2300 and 2303 Wash. Ave., second hand goods bought and sold. Both phono 1144. 5-- Barley 1 House Furnishings Attorney-at-law- . 47 July, 46 $14.45; July. $16.70. $9.15; July. $9.17 $4.93 July, $9.00. 80. H I F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 86 A 57 First Nat Rank pdu Beth Phene. 3-- 8L I HjKIH-HtHHWi- t 814 and 811 Ecclsa Building. ..... MERCHANDISE i K 8. FARNSWQRTM 3-- Oat May, Pork May, Lard May. Rib May, Rye Cah, HI JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney snd Counesler at Law, 40 sad First National Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah. Bath phene, Notary is office. Chicago Produce. Wheat Chicago, May 17.--0: July, $1.04) I S. May. 98 Corn May, 54 July, 53 4 till irregular. Benaatlunsl advances price of form products, and epm-lall- y JJ4 wheat followed report of ex72 tensive damage to the crops but frequent reactions emphasised) the specErie 40 ulative nature of the rise in quotaIllinois Central tions and tended to restore confidence. Louisville and Nashville .....115 20 Wholesale trade In foH goods U brisk Mexican Central from all points except where the Missouri Pacific . 113 crops have been seriously Injured and New York Central the net result of this forward bu siPennsylvania ne makes the outlook for the future Reading . Rock Island fairly aatlufactory. 45 There was Urge tonnage of strucRock Island, pfd 131 tural shapes, chiefly for building at St. Paul 83 (he west, although bridge work conSouthern Pacific , e a a e 2u tinue to take much strength. The Southern Railway 143 only change in hldce Is the seasonable Union PsriflR .... a 4m Bn 88 Improvement In shelter haired skins Union Pacific pfd of Isto salting. ssssesoooe 13 Wxbtish s 17 a s Wisconsin Central Bradatrset'a Report. Mlacallanaoua New York, May 17. Bred streets 84 Amalgamated Popper tomorrow will say: 37 American Cur and Foundry .... 61 Unseasonably cold or rainy weathAmerican Iocomotive . er is a subject of complaint through'....129 American Smelting . . out a wide area, effecting retell trade, ....KM American Smelting pfd .. .... 59 retarding collections and In connection Brooklyn Rapid Transit with claims of damage to crop, forca . . 32 Colorado Fuel and Jron ing vnluos for all agricultural produce International Paper ... IIIMlI 13 76 to high levels. Taken a a whole, s a 6 National Biscuit 64 crop reports are a trifle more encour... e o a eo 26 National The cold weather, however aging. e Pacific Mall 91 prevents, beat growth In whiter wheat s People's Gas and oats aod rattan and retards plantesa lem 84 Pressed Steel Car ing of corn, the last of the great crop Pullman Palace Car .. ....165 to be seeded. There is more doing In ....325 Standard Oil wool at the wewt, where the deadlock .... ....125 ,.... Sugar between dealers and producers h ..'..146 Tennessee Crnl and Iron .... 36 been broken. Prins have been paid United States Steel which tiHtod indicate that tbe eastern United BUte Steel pf 82 collections must advance to show Western Union .131 profits for the dealers. There are re Northern Pacific ......183 perts that unseasonable weather has Great Northern pfd Int. Met jJVi prevented building In some sect ions 5o Incident ally material to e xier in oaoseeeo Int. Met., pfd 71 eotne aeottons. Large lumber marMackay ... . 69 kets report gnod demand and firm Mackay pfd .. failure for the week prices. CHICAGO FUTURES. ending May ICtb. number 184 against 154 1st week; 161 In the like week of fol- a 1906; 191 In 19d5; 215 in 1904, and future ranged The leading 155 In 194)3. Canada failures for the lows: week number 22 a a gainst to last WHEAT week, and four In this week a year May ago. July Wheat, including flnnr exports from Sept tlie United States uud Canada for the Dec week ending May 16th, aggregated CORN 2.800,177 hwahi-l- against 2.994.419 Iat May week: 2.716,78:1 this work last year; July .... 1,512,550 to 1905 and 5,172,634 In Sept 1902. weeks For the past forty-siOATS fiaral year the experts are of the May 149,594.083 bushel against 118.464.-94- 1 July .... . In 1905-- 6 56.001.979. In 1904-0Sept ami 225.602.907 In 1901-2- . PORK Corn export fur the week are July ..... bushi-ls- . agulntt 1,744,800 last Sept week: 1 .('89.706 year ago, and LARD in 19)5. Oat to date the exJuly . ... ports are 65.u79.645 bushels, against Sept .... In 1905-4- ' and 73,095,-68- 1 11)6,500.789 RIBS In 1904-f'a- . Julv . ... Sept .... PITTSBURG BLAZE. -- I G. A. GRAVES. ed 21 l Architect. 25 First Nat! Bank Bldg BeU Phans 986K. 'JG ORGANS AND MUSICAL latest Publication of Sheet heifer. Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City. Mo.. May 17 Cattle Receipts 13.000; market strong. Native. $4.5oa).u); stockrt-- s and feeders, $3.5os5.0o; hulls. $3.25a3.3; west. rrm fed sieors. $4.255.50; western fed eowt, $3.254.35. market 10,000; Hogs Receipts weak to Sc. biwer. Heavy, $6.12 a 6.22 packers, $6.2u6.35; light, $6.25a6.45; mixed, $5.50a6.00. Sheep Receipts 23)00; market 5a 10c. lower. Muttons, $5.406.50; lambs. $6.753.40; range wethers, $4.50aG.75; fed ewes, $4.506.50. so-tlv- e NEW YORK BONDS. Bush 4: $4.5uti.25; good to to meprime alter. $5.356.45; poor dium. $5.2as5.3o; awtkM and feeder. $3.915.15. Receipts 32.M: market Hogs strong to shade higher, otbers wenk. Light, $6.4"6.55; mixed, $5.256.50; heavy, $6.(iou.4u; rough. $6.00a6.15; good to choice BULLS RUN SESSION ON WALL pigs. $5.25a6.4u; heavy, $6.3t6.45. STREET. 4.""0; market Receipt Sheep western. Natives. ths Was on steady. Effect Trading Important $6.016.60; Op$4.506.15; Whose yearlings. of Plungers, Retiring lambe and western, $6.258.75. erations Caused Activity. MINING MARKET Weak, 1.5'ja5 calu-- , 5.4 IS, 1907. MAY SATURDAY, Co. 2111 1 Wash. Produce . Phone WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTB. f |