OCR Text |
Show MINING 44i: Xn. 2 white, 474a white. 4a474- No. 2 rje, 85; fair to choice malting. 7a75. Flaxseed, No. 1 north western, Xol 3 ua:s. i i I MARKET 48: .V. STOCK MARKET CHANGE IS QUIET, BUT STOCKS FIRM. Prime timothy May Day Sells Heavy During Rogu-le- r Call and Seven Troughs Leads an Open Board. Salt Lake. June 7. The market was atlll quiet thia morning, but being represented by the 14.-1shares transferred during birth calls. May Day more than oomributej to the activity shown and climbed from 39 to M4. 500 shares changing hands during the regular call. Uncle Sam. May Day's better half also gained a cent, opening on the regular rail for 00 and closing on the open board for 70. Seren Troughs wis the leader, however, registering a 3Kb 8t. gain of I points. Ijots sold comprised 500 shares and leas. The closing quotations follow: Stocks. A lice .... .....a., The exclusive set entrust us with tba lauadorlnff of their Uneas. Our work ploasea them. No matter how critical yea but be, you ul Aid tko Steam Laundry will please you. W reader A Ka 1 ssrvlco. 04a Ogden Steam Laundry Phono 17. 437 .... Albion ........ AJai ...... Bullion Berk Carls .... ...... ....... Daly Daly Judge Grand Central Utile Bell laiwer Mammoth .. Mammoth May Day Nevada Hills Xev. Hills Fall-vie- Ontario Silver King Silver Shield HOW ABOUT Haraeaa yo need? DhI Star Con tbWi you aaat ilmj it tin youve Swansea gtooo aa a ehaaea. We sell ao Lxfor-le- r So. Swansea pee da. ae old faehloaad appliaaeae. 1 tab Mine Uncle Sam Con Victoria Is made from the beet ef bather la Butler Ulieral Beck Tunnel 04 moat workmaalike maaoer. Blaa-fcetJark HaKers, Whipa aad ererythtag Black Bullock a hone owner seeds. Century Colorado Mining Co. Dromedary Hump Ingot Iron Blossom Joe Bowers Ijrsd King fhat aew All, Our Harness a, J.C. Platt Saddlery PLOUR , and Uttle Chief Mountain Labs New York Rlchninntf Anar. Scottish Chief WHEAT So. Columbus Seven Troughs Victor Con Wabash Yankee Con aad complete Una of Ixtral, Badthheld,' Franklin aad Garland Hour, Bran sad Shorts. .. ; .... ... .... Con. .... A full reading dealers la Hay, Grain, Straw, Seeds tad Produce. Pratt's Pood aad Lice Killer, The fhaious Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. PROMPT DELIVERY. Utah Feed & Produce : ' CO. 23t1 Wash. Avo. Both Phonos. Weak, Nervous, Diseased Men Quickly and surely cured by modern methods and at mod- FREE Dr. Elliott THE SPEOAUST 2336 Washington iLs WEEKLY REPORTS OF DUN AND SRADSTREETS. The Continued Bad Weather Has Basn Detrimental to the Summer Trading, New York, June 7. Bradetreets tomorrow will say; There has been a further alight ImIn crop conditions due to provement I slightly higher temperatures west nnd south and a rcaaation of rain In the cotton belt. This has made for a more optimistic feeling aa to ultimate yields and future trade in the section enjoying over a small share of seasonable weather. Rut the great part of the rltlea and particularly In the eaatern half of the country romplalut of continued alow retail trade and collections. Business failures In the United States for the week ending June 0, number 155, against 142 laat week, 103 In the like week of 19oti. 194 in 1905, 171 In 1904, and 181 In 1903. In Canada failure! for the week number 18, as against. 14 last' week, and 17 In thia week a year ago. Wheal, Including Hour exports from the United States and Canada for the week ending June 6, aggregated 5.. 363.187 bushels, against 2.44)1 .194 last week, 3,301,007 this week last year, 1.476.840 In 1905 and 4.600.055 in 1903. For the past 49 weeks of the flaesl year the exports are 1Gft.944,H8 bu 60.013,-15- 0 against 138.637.118 In 1905-06- ; In 1904-05- , and 339.288,440 In 1901-0- Oorn exports for the week are 1e 135.005 hu., against 8(i4.255 last week, 637.139 a year ago. and 1,108,146 In 1905. For the lineal year to Jate the exports are 68.748.026 bu., againal 108.506.840 In 1905-06- , and 75.987.311 In 1904-05- . DUN'S erate coot.. CONSULTATION TRADE REVIEW Are., OGDEN. REVIEW. O. Dun and New York, June 7.-- R. companys weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Advene weather has made the season Wi other week lute, both as to distribution of spring merchandise and progreen of the crops. Transactions during the few days of seasonable weather thus far indicate that warm weather will bring nut much bind-neshut so much time has beenvlost that few merchants anticipate a nor ma volume in the aggregate and large tucks will tie carried over or sacrificed at bargain aalns. Dispatches from leading cities indicate mat the business situation ia much more satisfactory at points in the west than in tha east or south and that especially favorable conditions prevail at Seattle fc'riland. Few serious labor and struggles are now in progress and more advances in New England mill wages will extend the heneflts to him., nth) hands. . Another general reduction in foreign try hides makes the average of varieties about tlires cents below the position six months STREET. Advance in Prices Brought to a Standstill by Largs Shipment of Gold Mess Lard, Short 9.124. New York, Juno 7. Aa active contract sorption of stocks on a rising scale toduv aa brought almost to a standstill by the unexpectedly heavy engagements of gold fnr export 10 Paris tomorrow. Conditions lu the exchange market had prepared expect atloa for an additional shipment tomorrow, hut ao large a sum as JJ.COU.ihh) was a sureurpnse. The movement waa a more prise. The movement was the Impressive by reason 4f the failure of the foreign exchange market to show any effect, as Is usual owing to the custom of soiling exchange billo. are against gald shipments when they was wero firmly malsntlned and It evident that the outward movement of gold wa to extend over Into next week. The Paris msrket stands under obligation to New York for on subscriptions to New Haven notes which mat tiro next week, but tbla obligation seems to have no effect In checking the Haw of gold front Umdon to Paris. Today's $3.6u0,iil0 engagements will not figure In tomorrow's bank statement. Nevertheless the absorption from lsm-do- n market tip to Thursday night exprincipally on account of gold4 for ,847,000. portation 'bad amounted to This was offset to only a small extent by the bslanre ia favor of New York cm the currency movement with ihe interior, that balances having fallen considerably below the figures forrates was not effective on for call liens today, the tone in that redepartment of the money marketmails was Payment teady. maining today also of a f3.utKi.tMit) Installment of subscriptions 00 Great Northern preferred new stork. This heavy drainage of cash reserve while so many eager requirements for new capital purposes renteln uusetisfled le regarded a something of an ananuily and has its effect on speculative sentiment In spite of the absence of effect immediately in the money quota tUms. Reports" of low condition estimates of the winter wheat crop toKan-a- n day made by state authorities In and Kentucky served to shale to some extent the confidence has been felt that Monday's government report would show marked Improvement over the prevluiii monthly estimates. A feature of the day was the rumors of new railroads relations which cams Into circulation. Apparently the plan for transfer of control of the Boston A Main! to the New York, New Hsven A Hartford gave the impel us to these rumors. Many of them centered about a supposed transfer of control of Delaware A Hudson, but none of them received eny official sanction. The coalers were all helped by prospective conditions in that trade. Included in Ihe showing was the huge Increase In the tonnage of the May shipments over those of May of last year. Reading's prominence in the day's advance wee pertly due to thte and was Increased by rumors of a proposed Increase in the dividend rate, also without offlrlal sanction.. The cheek to activity which followed the gold export engagements resulted la only slight ronreindona in prices and they were lifted to the highest level again late In the dsy. The close was fairly steady. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value. $K26.IMK). United Wales bonds were unchanged on call. ef high wines. a. a. 2!.3"0 Flour-Rece- ipts bbl.; 113.700 F. C. WOODS A CO. Arab Itocta. M 67 First Bank Bldg. Both Phono ship- ipts. Rye Receipts 33.100 JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, NoOgasn, Utah. Both phono tary in office. ship- Product. the On the produce exchange todsy butter market was steady; creameries, lha234: dairies. 1731 V Egg steady, at mark cases included, 144; firsts, 134: prime firsts, 144Cheese, steady, Nan Attorneys shipments, bn.; R. 8. FARNSWORTH Attomsy-at-Law- . 114 and Building. 12413,. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Office 2374 Washington Avo. Both phones 771. Attornsy-at-La- Chlcags Produce, 7. Ciosee: Wheat Sept. 98 53 Sept. 63 44 Sept. 37 38. 116.30; Sept. $16.47 13. $9.03 Sept. $9.17 13 June Chicago, 95 Corn July Oats July Pork July I at J July 9.20. A. Q. HORN, Attorney at Law. Ovsr Sadcsn Drug Stars, Wash. Avs. CLOSING City Florists Sugar and Coffsa. York. June 7 Sugar Raw. quiet; fair refining 3.34: centrifugal 96 test 1.84; molasaes sugar 3.09. Refined quiet; crushed 5.70; powdered 5.10; granulated 5.00. COFFER Quiet : No. 7 Rio 6 No. 4 Santos 4 OGDEN FLORAL CO. 3-- Ind. 113. Wool. St. Louis, Mo., June 7. Wool Steady; territory sad western mediums 2027; line mediums 18a21; fine THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always on hand. Floral dssigno a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jofforaon avo. and Twentieth of. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phonos Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. 16al7. Chicago Livestock. Chicago, June 7. Cattle Receipts 540; market steady to ahade lower. Reeves. 84.60a6.Cfl; cow. $$1.75a4.80; heifers, $2.6fla5.50; calves, $5.507.71); good to prime steers, 85.50a6.60; poor to medium, 84.6fla5.50; Stockers and feeders, $3.00a6.20. Hogs Receipts 23.000; market steady. Light, $6.04s6.35; mixed, 86.iKia6.27 $5.80a6.!0; heavy, rough. $5.8fla6.00; pig, g5.75a6.23. market Bheep Receipt 8,000; steady to 14c. lower. Natives and westerns. $4.50a6.90; yearlings. $C.40a 715; lambs, f6.50aS.60; weatern, $6.50 a 8.60. v ....a,,,,.., h IS ORCHARD A STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florloto. Choloo and Bedding Plants af all kinds. Give ua a call. Garo 2579 Wash. Avo. Carriage Mfg . . - - ; . . OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Han vesting Machines, Wagons, Buggies and Tops Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Avs, Ball Phene 1260Y. Miacoallancoua. Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry .... 854 43 American lAtcomotlve 594 American Smelting and Refng ..1184 106 do. preferred 534 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron 294 138 International Paper 74 National Biscuit, hid National lrad 604 Washington. June 7. Indira'ixtix are that the vacancy In the Isthmian Sept.. 816.50. $16,434, $lri.i7U. I.HVft - .lilt., 8905. 89.00. 99.034: Canal commiasion, caused by the early retirement of Purchasing Agent Hess, Sept.. 9 25. 89.174. $9 Bibs -.- Inly. 8.774. $9.75. $S.75: will not be filled. Swratary Taft Is considering a proposition which is be- Sept.. $S.924, $8.90. $8 90. lieved to be strongly supported by Cash Quotations. Colonel Goethala, president of the commission, to transfer to General M MChicago. June 7. -- Cash quotations cKenzie. ehlef of engineers, the rewere an follows: Flour, steady. sponsibility for the purchase of all No " spring whtst. 9841.01; No. material, save food and hosprnl sup!::.i1.2: No. 2 red. 944aPV plies, needed for ihe prosecution of No. 2 com. 54; No. 2 yellow. 5 1',.. the canal work. Builders ; . . ; , . K of an indlctnien! acuinst it. alleging the granting of rebates on shipment nr coffee and sugar to western point. fine of $1 n.iMiii whs Imposed and immediately paid. The other couira of the indictment were dUwtrseii. A TO SIBERIA. MIGRATION St. Petersburg. June 7. - The migration to Siberia has assumed unprecedented proportion-- , xtaiUtica from tail. 1 to Mav 15. Russian stile, showing that 263.665 peunn passed The ri.iilv areraae in May of these were reached S.liut. actual settlers. Tchel-yabinc- 51-- CITING Olive quick-lunc- effect IV) h n you A CASE. believe habit center the heart? Violet It he 1! on felt tn Imr wiih a pretty Te-ni'-s Mtiari Bc. that the has a bad heart. He waitress. Boll phono, 298Z. PETER UNANOER, General Contractor and Builder, 361 9th St, Boll phono 575 2. LadiesV M. O. BARNES, Music Dealer, HOUSE BLOCK. The OPERA Printers A. L. 8C0VILLE, PRINTER. Opposite postnffice. Both phones. Tailors Photographers A. NELLES, LADIES' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Block. Ind. Suite 4647 Lewis Phone 159. Twenty-fift- h Street. OGDEN PEED A SALE STABLE J. P. Everett A Co Props Livery and Boarding, Phorea: Bell S15Y, InA 500., 2215 Washington Avo. LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protographsr; Studio Artlotle. 2465 Washington Avenue, Ogdon, Uah, A picture that looks Ilka you, L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art wart 1435 West ova Both 'phono. THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture In Paatol, Cfayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Ava. Both 'Phonon. Real Estate Agents CARL C. RASMUSSON Masonry and " Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and First National Fire Insurance. Cement Contractors Bank Bldg. InA 'Phone 470. Music and Instructors WM. A. HICKENLOOPEIL Real keuta, Inaursnoo and Invest manta. - 209 Ecclsa Building, su to N. H. Ivon osor " ' KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Loans and. RontaiA Real Estate Invootmtnta JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Director Ogdon Taberrcl Choir. Voice Building a. Specialty. Sdlo 2512 Orchard Ava. N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Ranchos, City Property. Homes on easy payments. 2484 Wash. Avo. Phono 139A ) Taachor of Piano. Boll Phono Studio, 2309 Adame. 821 K. Ind Phono S682A. ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Harmony. Studio 8343 Wash. Ava. R. P. rfUNTER MR Teacher, f Guitar and Mandolin. (Meravlan Syetem). Alse Plan Studio 2248 Quincy Ava. DENT Plano Bldg. W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Firs and Life Insurance, 413 24th at Both phonos. MOWREY and Callo. Wedell-KleaeInd. 750, Bell 1134. l GEORGE Real MRS. A E. REDFIELD. Teacher of Plano: Boll phone 541-Studio, 340 Washington Avenue. Transfer Companies MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Teachor of Glutar and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d SL InA Phono ALLEN TRANSFER CO Albern Allen, Proprlotor.- - Furniture Vans and Storage. Cabs at a moment's Notice. Office 412 26th at 'Phono Painter and Paper-hangeDirectory Wash. Ava. InA Or-ganl-st rs' John N. Ford and Son Paper-hangeDecorator and DaaignerA Bell hona 243X. Leave erdero at Established Boyla Furniture Co. r. phone. 1881. j Cleaning and Dyeing Pocatello. Ogdon. ELITE CLEANING CO Cleaners and Dyers, Taylor A Wilson, Proprietor. Both Phonsa. 14 I H4 1 i 1 H-- 9 Estate, Los nr and InsurancA First National Bank Building. ;; 22. CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Loopold Godoweky of Berlin, Germany. Instructor of music In tha Stato Industrial School. Studio at 300 25th Street Phones, Ind. 400; Bell, 180. Contracting Plumbers W. MEEK. A. HORN, BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teachor of Piano. 2350 Wall. InA Phone 165. 8. F. WHITAKER Tsachpr of Piano. Tabernacle Studio 874 23rd street Bell Phono 414Y. Plumbing and H sating. Removed from tha 25th SL shop to 2549 W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Loans, Insuranco and Rentals. 2468 Washington avo Boyle block. Both phonos. ' J. M. FORRI8TALL. V Surety Bor.ds, Real Estate and Insurance, 313 Ecdes Bldg. Contractor and Builder, Office and shop at residence, 500 24th at, West Ogden. Bell phone 48 IX. A. Chicago. June 7 John A. lipwis was formally recognized liy Federal Judge K. 21. landts as the rightful head of 4 the Christian Cathnltr church In Zion, founded hy John Alexander Dowie, that Wilbur anil the judge Glenn Vollva was circled overseer of the church as a temporary arrangement to tide over the church until permanent action could be taken, The Western New Yiak. June Tran alt company pleaded guilty before Judge Holt, in the United States circuit court yesterday, to one count 386. GEO. Ol.MSTEAD, DOWIE'B SUCCESSOR. WESTERN TRANSIT FINED. GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Maker and Jaw-ala- r Dealer in Art and Optician. Goods and Nqtlona, Victor Talking Machined and racerda, 2582 Wash. Avenue. 1189, P. A. I9AK60N. Rear of 24547 22nd oh 1- - of According to Intimate friends Mrs. Toney, she will swear that at the time she married Orrhard he claimed to be a Pinkerton detective. Phe will alio testify that Orchards home was never searched by the militia although he w considered to he a strike leader. All the surrounding bouse were searched. 170 k. FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. Phone 617Z. P. O. Bax Mrs. Cripple Creek. Colo.. June Ida Toney, the woman whom Harry Orrbard married in Cripple Creek. Is on her way to Rolls to appear as a witness for the defense. ON PANAMA CANAL. Another Army Officer to Serve the Government. Contractors and A PINKERTON. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th st. Major Drug Store. A. MISS ALMA BAUER, at the Japanese residents In America arrived here recently and called upon the foreign minister, Viscount Haysshl. He has reported that the latter assured him that the pro- . MUSIC S CO, The House ef Quality." Everything known in music. 2414 Wash. B. VAN DER BCHUIT. Funeral designs of all kinds; cut flowers and potted plants. .All orders promptly filled. Phono 960Z. 740 Twonty-oightat. pts posal made by the American government to rater Into a mutual agreement for the reetrlction of labor emigration would tie rejected by Japan and that every eoffrt would be made to expunge the last clause of article 2, of tha present treaty, when it comes up for revision In 19'i9. but that It was would not expected that America yield easily on this point. A special commissioner will probably be dispatched to America to investigate the actual conditions pre-- v ailing there. J. CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- Ava. Jewelers Ws think our prices to bs the lowest Pot plants In monthly. ! (Evening)). r Pianos FURNISHING CO No. 2300 and 2503 Wat - Ava second hand gooda bought and sold. Both phones 1144. A P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Con tractor and Buildara af Saw Street Paving ert Cement WalkA 428 25th at and Gravel Roofing. VARNEY FLORAL CO. Rosea, Carnations, Cs'ia-Lillland C jt Flowers ovary day. Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Mo., June 7. Cattle Receipts 7.000. Native steers, $5.00s 7.60; nstlve rows and heifers, $2.75a 6.75; rslves, g3.75a6.7B: western fed steers, $3.00a6.00;' western fed cows, Tokln, June 7. 88 4 Atchison ,,,(,, , do. preferred 934 1 Ball more and Ohio 944 Canadian rarlfic. 1684 Chicago and North West era ,...143 do. preferred, hid 190 23 Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grande 354 do. preferred 73 Brie , , 33 Illinois Central, hid 135 IjMilsville an, I Nashville 1134 211 Mexican Central Missouri Par! fir 744 New York Central 1114 12it4 Pennsylvania 1044 Reading Rock Island 314 43 do. preferred bid St. Paul 1374 76 Southern pacific Southern Railway 194 Union Pacific 1354 86 do. preferred, bid M abash, hid 12 Wisconsin Central 164 T. Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. No charge for estimate. 160 2nd St Bell phont. WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Feed Stables. Phonsa: Ball 611; Independent 715. 239 Floral Artists. .Btoro 413 Twenty-fourth at. Groanhouoo oppoaite Glsnwood park. Phoneo, Ball I30x, 7-- STOCK LIST. tl u C. O. ISAKSON. DR. P. A. COOK, Office, Eccle Building. Ogden, Utah. Livery Stables New Hogs-Recei- , t, Painters House Furnishings A M'CRACKEN, 58, 94 and 65 First National Bank Bldg. Phones, Ball 909, Ind. 10. Ribs July $8.75; Sept. $8.90. Rye Caih 87. Harley Cash 70a78. Flax, clover and timothy, no trading. market 8,000; lower. Heavy, $5.95 sternly to 3 a6.07; packers, $6.006.15; fight, $6.10 aff.17 pigs. 95.75s6.00. 3.000: market Bheep -- Receipt steady. Muttons, $5.6146.60; iambs, $7.759.30; range wethers, $5.25a7.10; fed ewes, 94.756.15. . j , ,, . AGEE 3-- I3.35a4.50. Dentist. Csunsslors-at-Law- , 8-- 3-- 1.1 . Sll Ecclsa - July sj.j THE HOUSEHOLD 900 bu. Barley Receipts, ments, 7,340 bu. Bldg. . bu. none; Natl Bank Ssll Fhane 986 K. ship, ship-menu- graves. 25 First Arakltoct. ship- ments, 22.7011 bbl. Wheat Receipt 1 23.604 lu.; ments, 6.600 bu. Corn Receipts 654,5o4 bu.; ments, 413.900 bu. 186.M0 bn.; Oats-Rece- 1 Leading Dentists Architects . JAPAN TO ACT OFFENSIVELY. go. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. $1-"- Rscsipts and Shipments. ab- 1 ..t Ogden Business Directory see-1- . Whisky, basi to Pari aj..t.a.ia.ii..ti.a.,.Ui.v..u..t..i..J4-ia,j4-u.i-l.4.a..i.a.aj..Laj.a-i..-.j.j..i..-- $4.75. . 35. grades. ribs sides, loose. $'t.6oS 80. pork, per bbl.. $16.2016-30- . per UK) lbs., $8 95. clear aiJes, boxed, $8.8746 Short STOCKS AGAIN ACTIVE ON WALL 1907. 8, S Clover, SALT LAKE JFNE OGDEN, UTAII. SATURDAY, TI1E MORNING EXAMINER, 6 G. A. MULLER A SON, Dealer in Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. We are authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ava opposite Library. Ind. Phone. 444H 4--M II I H TRANSFER VANS. G Plano moving a specialty. 25th. Both phoneo 281 328 W. A. MALAN A E. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vans, Dray and Baggage Wagon. Our specialties Pirns, Furniture and Sato Moving; Storage. Office, 408 &tn at Soo Slades' Phenes. SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagons, Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busses Office, Ind. 224; Ball 220; Res Boll 840. All Kinds of Transfer Work. Office 408 Twenty, fifth Street, Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, matt re is making, carpet cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture packed for shipping. 447 25th Street Both 'Phoneo. 14 H M III 1 9 |