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Show THE EXAMINER: OGDEN, UTAH. MORNING JUNE WEDNESDAY, 38a. 38; 39. 41. May 1007. 41. 40. 116.17. Pork July. 916 .33, 37: 3, Sept. 16.Cu. 916.35. Sept. 88.97, 816.45. Ijsrd July 89.20. 89.12. 99.12; Sept. 99 32, 89.23. 89 27. Short Rib July 96 82. 81 70. 88.-7- SALT LAKE CHANGE EXHIBITS UNUSUAL STRENGTH. Sam Gat Into eventy" Class And Yank Climb Out of -Forty- Rank. Unci Ball Lake, Jit op 4. la spite of s dozen reasons which might furnish ar. apology foe a dull market, tho local mining stock exchange has a number of unuaual feature. No other loch la In greater prominence juat now thin Colorado Mining. A few La wag around S3 and waaka ago lower, but thla morning It waa aold at 94 and 94.0a. Tho Provo representative of the nasoret News vlaited the offlesa in that city yeater company day and was told that no sensational developments are being made In the property, bnt that tho mine la looking batter ateadlly. Wo will get 9.0UO feet on our vein and with our ore bringing in 93.000 n ear. there la no reason why the stock should not be in demand. We nr nut letting any go, la faot we are buying- - ia the way the it I CiN SAVE YOU HONEY officials explained the strength of the stuck. When Insiders ar anxious to get all the loose stuck, its a sura alga Jbe property ia making good. All the Tlntics are strong and appear to be vieiug with each other In creThe Uncle ating favorable notice. Sara-MaDuy merger, effected formally yesterday, appears to be considered favorably aa Uncle Bam shook himself free from tho "sixties thla morning and climbed to 71. May Day sold up to 33. Iran Blossom, tho board's youngest offering, sold at 90; Lower Mammoth 'at 82.30 and Yankee at 60. Yankee has been ia the 40" class for weeks, but la going up in good shape with Ita neighbors. Beck Tunnel aold at . The rumor that a dividend la to b passed up by thla company la not gaining In popularity and th stock remains fairly Arm. Nevada Hills sold for 95 this morning. A clean Jump of 10 cents waa made in two sales, the first lot going at 8L90. Mountain Lake aold from 09 to 7L The closing quotations H. BECRAFT L. COR. CHANT AVE. AND STREET. TWENTY-FOURT- y In a Few Days WE WILL MOVE Mo mtore-.Occuplo- d by. ThomasHorne Music Co. 2414 Washington Ave. Two Doors North of Boyle Furniture Co. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS WATSON FLYGARE HARDWARE CO. S I ncc I Lunfci ERING FORM DEPRESSION. WAU New York, June Atchison Aichlson, KN The moat nucoewfal Hardware Merchant in the world ha aid: The Recollection of the Quality Remains long after the price has been forgotten. This applies to Missouri Pacific New York Central at the Cavalry Drill Visiter. Fet far the Dont Buy Anything Unless You Need It -- When You Do Buy Buy Only th W1BE Best PEOPLE DEAL WHERE THEY GET VALUE BECEIVfiD. GEO. A. LOWE CO. 2326-232- 8 WASHINGTON Pennsylvania Reading ... ..... Rock Island Rock Island pfd ... 8L Paul Southern Pacific Southern Railway Unkm Pacific Leavenworth, Kan., June 4. General Kurofct and party arrived here thla morning from Ruck Island, Ilia., to spend the day at Fort Leavenworth. General Kurokl was met at the depot by General Hall and Colonel Davie and escorted to the residence of the former by Troop G, Ninth cavalry. The brigade of troops, with extra and special duty man in line, waa aaaem-hie- d upon the cavalry ground and held In waiting for the inspection of the visitors. The troops diKtlngulshed were In full dress. Th program provided for a reception later at the officers club, luncheon at the home of General Hall ami inspection of the service schools and posts. - s 924 .... .... 94 16844 142 190 22 24 69 21 133 ........ Ill 20 ... ........... 7344 110 KUROKI IN LEAVENWORTH. Oalco Ware is a Turquoise Blue Enameled Ware, manufactured expressly for Geo. A.' I .owe Go. It is unsurpassed in finish; for wear it has no equal; every piece Is warranted. Bargain stores and bargain-saledo as much to keep people poor as any one agency in the world. cir- 9849 pfj Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Chicago and N. W. pfd . Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grande ... Denver and Klo Grande pfd Erie Illinois Central ..... Louisville and Nuhville Mexican Central Word to the Wise A 1-- BONDS. ..... ... Ogden Turf ... ,..-12- ... 1-- 1-- 2; Flax, clover and timothy, no trading. No. Cash wheat. No. 2 red 94 No. 8 hard 85a84: 8 red 394 Nik 2 97 No. l northern Corn No. 2 54 1 81-4- ; No. 9 541-4- . Oata No. 9 46. If strong up-to-da- Exchange with you. Remember that I also handle Real Estate, and hare a large lint for you to select from. Whether Chicago Cyrils. Chicago, June 4. Cattle Receipts 3.500; steady to strong. Steers 84.60 heifers 82.60 a4.65; eowa 11.754-80- ; 5.50; calves 95.OOa7.25; good to prime steers 95.656 65. market 16.000; Hoga Receipts you waht a farm, city property or a building lot, rail and see wlut I have to offer before you buy mixed steady. Ught 86.15aC.23 06.82 heavy 95X56.27 rough 85.85a6.08; pigs 85.756.30; good to choice heavy 86.15a6.27 1 0.OiKt. Sheep-Recei- pts Market strong: Bailees 84.357.00: western 84.23u6.85;- yearlings 86.S0s7.15; lambs 96.80a8.40; western 86.60a8.5d. 96.1 elsewhere. GEORGE A. HORN Kansas City Cattle. Mo., June 4. Cattle Receipts 9,000; market steady. Native steers 94.506.10; Stockers and feeders 94.255.25; bulls 84 254.75; calves 83.75s6.50; western fed steers 94.256.90; west era fed cows 8125a Kuuaa City, ROIL ESTATE LOANS iNSURANOE NVTL FIRST 4.60. Hogs Receipts 20,000; market 5 to 10e lower. Heavy 85.90a6.05; packers 86.006.10; light $6.056.16; pigs 85c 75a6.00. 84.756.00. FALKENBURG f Woodman The R. S. otor Bicycle MONUMENT. mi f th World Enjoinod From Acting. Denver, June 4. A temporary injunction was issued yesterday by District Judge George Allen on application of Mrs. Jessie Falkenburg Fallls, daughter of the 1st F. A. Falkenburg, founder of the Order of Woodmen of the World, enjoining the officers of the order from proceeding with the building of tbs Falkenburp monument. The complaint ia filed in the name of Denver Camp No. 1, and Mrs. F sills, John Alton, Edwin N. Burdick and W. P. Horan, constituting the Falken-bur- g Memorial association against the head camp of tha Pacific Jurisdiction of the order, with its officers and board of manager. 1. 1. Beak, counsel of the head camp, it la claimed, assumed charge of the 96,500, which waa subscribed by the various camp of th order for tho erection of a monument, and contracted for a lot and a monument to coat that sum. According to Mr. Fallls and tha association, Falkenburg Memorial there wu a misappropriation of the unds, as they rouid have secured the ground and monument for $3,806. The trouble originated over the wish of Mrs. Fallls to rest beside her noted father when she dies. The head camp. Pacific Jurisdiction, did not recognise family ties In this particular and planned to place the body of Falkenburg In a magnificent vault, surmounted by a monument of imposing proportions. HAD A PITCHED BATTLE. Non-Unio- THIS IS T11E GREATEST MOTOR-CYCL- ON THE E MARKET TODAY. . If you want something absolutely safe and sure to take you to your journeys end, come and gee us. Our National Double liar Bicycle leoda all others. We are dosing out our Kasebail Block and you get at it cost. ' Have your Lawnmower fiharpened and adjusted ao grass cutting will be easy. , Hansen H. C. & Son n 20 i 4244 New .York, June 4. Two hundred striking longshoreman, about 20 nonunion men and several policemen had a pitched battle today on Pier B, in Jersey City. One of the union men waa terribly gashed in the head and were two others, badly wounded, Spirited sway by friends. Pistols, knives-- , clubs and stones were used in the encounter. men It started when the were on their way to work upon the Italian steamship P.egina dltalia. On the other side of the pier 3CQ union longshoremen were unloading another steamship. When they saw n men they charged on the them. The fight continued for hours and ended only after all leaders of tho strikers had been laid low by the club of the policemen. 87 Union Pacific pfd 12 Wabash 16 Wisconsin Centra .84 Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry .... 41 American locomotive . ... J ... 68' 119 American Smelting 116 American Smelting, pfd 61 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 29 Colorado Fuel and Iron 13 International Paper 73 National Biscuit 00 National I cad 89 Peoples Gas ... 31 Pressed Steel (ar 102 Pullman Palace Car ... 137 Sugar 33 Tennessee Coal and Iron United States Steel 97 PROPERTY IN NEW YORK. 78 United States Steel pfd Great Northern pfd 125 New York, June 4. The highest 3644 Interborough Met price ever paid for a lot In the retail 16 Iuterborough Met., pfd hopping district of Fifth avenue waa paid yesterday by Felix liman of PhilCHICAGO PRODUCE. adelphia. The property sold was 421 structure at Fifth avenue, a Caah quotation were aa follows: the southwest corner of 38th street. Flour, steady; No. spring wheat, It occupies a lot fronting 25.3 feet on none; No. 3. 9Xitl.nl; No. 2 red 92 the avenue and 100 feet on the street No. 2 yelThe price at which the premises a96: Xu. 2 corn low. No. 2 oata. 49; No. 2 changed hnds was a little has than white, none; No. 3 white. 46a48; 9700,000. The property was sold for o. 1 north western 81.-3No. 2 rye. 85: the estate of Mrs. Catherine M. Anprime timothy teed. 84.75; clover, drews. Mrs. Andrews was the widow contract grarii. (15.25; short rib, of Judge George P. Andrews of the side tlooae). (iC:!a75; mess pork per supreme court. The best previous price for a Fifth bbls., 910.12025; lard per 100 tbs., 99 .05: short rh-a- r sides (boxed). 98- - avenue lot in the shopping district was 009.25; whisker, bast of high wines, 9560.009. Estes Doctor Specialist Cures when others faH. MaSim msthsda: Pros esnauKstisu far ssj Chrsnis Disease sf any narns ar nature. Every seas guaranteed. non-unio- n A t 54; Partial list ci Diseases Carei catarrh, Deafness, Biagiag ia the Ears, Diseases D! of thn Hand, Throat, Ksa non-unio- 54; Phone Ind. 721 BANK 8 hasp Receipts 10.000;steady. Muttons 85.506.75; lambs 87.269.00; fed ewes range wethers five-stor- y AVENUE Dollar-for-Dolla- ment mean anything to you, youll hiring your In nrance to my office If you are too busy to call, phone and 1 will be glad to talk the matter over Wsel. St. Louis, Mo., June 4. Wool Steady; territory and western medium 2027; fine medium 18n21; fins 15al7. 101 -- r companies prompt business methods and court ecu treat- te 1--2; Striking Longshoremen Fight Man and Police. 7BJ4 1844 133 BMSiSRMfflGE 89-2- 0 .126 ..... Chic go. June 4. Close: Wheat July 95 Sept. 97 Oata July 49 Sept. 38 7 8. . Corn July 54 Sept. 64 Pork -J- uly 916.27 Sept. 816.45. lard July 89.12 Sept. Ribs July 88.77 Sept. 8.92 Cash 56. Ky Barley Cash 6874. 3-- 8: cles today and prices showed some improvement. Which was cause and wnich was effect was not very clear. Yesterday's fall was ascribed to the almost entire absence of any buying power, 0 light selling forced prices easily .downwards. Today the reverse wu true, the selling having subsided almost complete lion and prices advanced with very little buying as a motive foroe. Whatever forced liquL datioa was in evidence yesterday and buying from this forced the principal There waa also some imdemand. provement ia speculative sentiment. More seasonable weather in Wall street itself wd given its share of ita influence In cheering the spirits of the room traders. It also gave them more confidence of reports of better weather in the crop region. Crop news, in fact, was the most substantial factor lying back of the rise in stocks. Present and promised weather conditions were regarded as putting a better face on the crop outlook. The wheat market accordingly. The Ohio state condition report as accepted aa indicating similar improvement inihe aoming government report The weekly bulletin of the weather bureau, however, reported a continue of unfavorable conditions during the pant week and upward movement ia 1 locks showed moat hesitation after Its appearance. Th monthly condition estimate of cotton, however, was given first Import an oe in the days crop news. The confused and excited movement of prices which followed upon Ua publication mads It seem to construe the trades view on the report. This waa partly due to the extended position on the long aide ia cotton, which ldduced heavy profit taking and partly to misunderstanding of acreage comparison owing to the revision of list years figures. . The bow ing in the report, however, served to confirm the conviction of present low condition and its dependence on good weather for n favorable outcome, rani took more gold from London today and discounts at that center rose sharply. Discount from Paris slq sera up and there was rumor that a amount of gold woull be chipped from here to Paris. A good deal of discussion waa aroused by the contention of the National City Bank in Ms monthly circular that thla country wu tending towards something like bank note inflation, with the effect of stimulating the export of gold. The large expansion of the note issuee at a time when the ordinary need for emulation is smallest and when the rate for call loans is small la evidence to support the contention. Some of the buying of Union Pacific wu due to the published assertion that the government wu to abandon tha measures against the Harriman system. ., Bomla were Irregular , total ulea 91.109.000. par value United States bonds w era unchanged on call. NEW YORK Want Your 13.92. 5-- a There we 4. 93.85, Chicago Produce: Union Pacific la Active Upoa Publication of Report That Government Hm Abandoned Ha Fight. better sentiment in stock market uu jrowwqw 816. Dp or Ear. All ct th Lungs. Branchial Tabs and ChasL & Bladder. Diseases of Uu IMnaeh. Idvsr, Kidnap Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Asthma, Nervous Trouble, St Vitas Dane, Files, Flats! sad ell Rectal Troubles, Tap Worm, Blood Poisoning from say cans. Diseases pscaHar to Woman. ANT PRTVATB DISK ABB OF MEN quickly coiud to stny cured. Remember the oxaalmaUen and advtes Is TREK Game at ones: Tsmonow may bn Son lata. Oafi r myita, DR. ESTES SPECIALIST Office beers. 8488 It a n. to I a si Boom 19. mock). Ogden. Utah. Camas Washington Avu. (Boyls Remember tbs number. 1: 32$ JESSE J. DRIVER St Twenty-fift- h ; UGGIST California and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. 1.31, Receipts and Shipments. This is the Place to Buy Your Drugs, Guaranteed First-Cla- ss No Guesswork and Strictly Pure If you trade here, you get the beat (or the leant money. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 2273 WASHINGTON G. F. Grout Hay, Grain, Seeds and loultry gup. plie-- . AVE. 362 24th 8L Both Phones. On the produce exchange today the butter market was steady; creameries 1823; dairies I7a21; egg steady; at mark esses Included firsts, 14: prime firsts, 15; extru weak. Cheese 12a!4. 14; YIELD BIG RKSl'LTb. for the They are on a special mist-io- n Australian government to study naval and military armament, naval con-urctlon and gunnerv. rifle manufacturer. etc.. In the United Slates, Canada, Great Britain and Japan. Id any part of the City and County. Loans on Improved City and Farm Property Promptly Negotiated. n CHILEAN Fire, Tornado and Plate Glass Insurance LEGATIONS. Santiago. Chile. June 4. The prothat the number of Chilean legaposal Chicago, Juue I. The leading tions, including that at Washington, ranged as followa: shall not exceed four In number, ha -Wheat July. 94. 94. 96: Sept., been adopted and the conflict of six 98. 96. 97fta98; Dec. 91.00, 98, months' duration between Premise Montt and congress is practically at 99. Cbrn July 54. Sept., an end. The agreement embrace the 54; 53. 54 Dec. 51. 50. abandonment of a plan ta 'raise the USChiiean a Washington to Oat July 49. 49, Sept. an embassy. 53. - BOPOM ALK) Victoria, B. C., Mar 4. Commander W. J. Colquohon and Biglneer Commander W. Clarkson, of the Australian navy, arrived by the steamer Shawmut from Australia and Japan. CHICAGO FUTURES. 54a, WANT AUSTRALIA'S NAVY. E. F. BRATZ Real Estate Bargains 49a; Written in Strong and Safe Companies at Lowest Rates. 419 25th Street Opposite Reed Hotel PHONES: 420 AND 420Z. au |