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Show THE MORNING EXAMINEE, OGDEN, UTAH. 6 FLOUR JtTNE 13, 1907. SATURDAY, STOCK MARKET and IT IS STILI WHEAT A full and complete line of Loral, gmlthfield, Franklin and Garland flour. Bran and Short. ending deaiera In Hay, Grain, Straw, Breda and Produce. Pratt1 Food and Lice Killer. The famoua Columbia and Prau's Stock DELIVERY. Utah Feed & Produce Co. 2311 balk A va. Both Phene. Horses Wanted We want Bound, head of forty fat stage LIGHT TRADING Bulla Held Their Securitiea Waiting For a Profit From Higher Daly Judge's Action Presages Passing of June Dividend Sales of Columbus Con. ano iron Bloseom.- - horses, weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, immediately. What have you got? Johnson&Dee Square Horse Merchants Stable 248 24th St. PHONES 6M. Garden and Flower New York, June 14. The number of share of stuck sold iu the early trad-lu-g on the atock exchange was largely In excel of the aggregate for the hie hour of yesterday 'a session. This rate of activity was by no mean maintained, but the market via appreciably broader and more nriive than recently. The motives for the free oelllng were not clear beyond the general discouragement felt by holders of stocks who are walling for a profit from higher prices over the determined agntentlon of buying securities, which keeps the demaud prostrated. Ixmdoa was n seller here to eome extent and the new a of an Important failure at Alexandria was n depressing factor in that market owing to the Urge commitments of British capital In the Industrial extension In Egypt and the fear of over expanion there. Paris also continued the Discounts liquidation of securities. advanced In London, Paris and Berlin. Further engagements o t gold for export were expected, therefore, but were not announced until after nuou. The announcement seemed to check the pressure on the atock market for a time, Indicating that the weakness of stocks had been through fear of the gold exports. The engagement of Id,-- u 00,000 for shipment to Faria by tomorrow's steamer brings thq total on the present movement to $12,400,000. The declining tendency of New York's bank resources in face of the coming requirement of the July 1 settlements gives growing Importance to the Parle demand for gold. The kiss by the banks to the up to Thursday night of (3,395,000 Is mostly due to last Saturday's exports of gold. The movement of currency with the Interlun he shifted thin week largely In favor of New York, so that the kwa of each eeema to be between one and two million dollars. With last week's surplus already reduced to below $7,004,1 Kt and prospects of furth- er demand next week for gold for export, the outlook grown dearer for n hardening in the money market Call money loaned today at 4 per cent. Some apodal weakness In Union Pacific was due to uncorroborated report of an Intended suit to compel the com. puny to divest of ownership Of stocks of other railroads. There was severe pressure upon Reading also, and this wna connected with reports d leered previous rumors at an Intended Increase In the dividend rate. A cause assigned, for some of the selling was the report of J. J. Hill's discouraging remark on the outlook for railroad credit Mr. UIHa assertion that the government would be compelled ultia mately to lead Its credit to the to finance their needs was regarded as rather the piny of n skillful dialectician to ground - the course of n opponent In an absurdity, than as suggestion. The contention i practical that the credit at the railroads hue been ruined, however, and that they rannot finance n recovery offers small ground for cheerfulness among own-er- a of railroad aecurltli. Much of tho Belling was attributed to professional operations, but It wna remarked that the decline- - in prices had no .effect in inciting demand. The decline wna was equally ineffective in dislodging any large offerings of stock. The demand from the uncovered abort toward the close of the day wna sufficient to cause some considerable recovery. Bonds went irregular. Total sales, par value, $956,000. United 8tales bonds were unchanged on call. lt-I- Our splendid stock aid yon to aoloct Just what yon want Como and sea as. Stock romedlea will bo a specialty with us. POULTRY SUPPLIES, rall-roail- T. B. Heller (SL Son HAY. AND GRAIN. 2110 Washington Avenue. Both Phonos. Personal Adornment CLOSING ..... .....a............. Illinois Central Erie ....... not a matter in any wray. Uko garments, some Jewel effects we becoming to the wearer and some are not Far that reason the advantages ol a large and varied lino of these nrtlcleo, as shown at Buawell'a, must be apparent to every Indy whose tantee and fancy incline to a careful and artistic selection. hap-haier- Second Door North of Wright1 Louisville and .Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania 1194 99 Reading do. preferred 42 8L Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . .12514 Southern Pacific 734 Southern Railway 18 Union Pacific 132 do. preferred 85 Wabaah 12 Wisconsin Central 16 Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper 821 American Car and Foundy .... 4014 American 5514 American Smelting and Refng ..114 do. preferred. Ex. IJIv 1034 51 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron 294 International Paper 134 National Lead, Ex. Div 59 Pacific Mall 224 89 People's Gas Pressed 8teel Car 324 Pacific Palace Car 158 Standard Ooll 599 120 Sugar Tennease Coal and Iron, bid ... .139 32 United States Steel do. preferred 974 Western Union 79 Northern Pacific 123 International Metropolitan 15 do. preferred 45 04 Mackay. Ed. Div do. preferred 64 e EXCURSION To Balt Lake Via Rio Grande Western Ry., Wednes-daJune 19th. Special train leaven Ogden at 11:30 a. m. Returning leave Salt Lake by special train at 11:30 p. m. Fare $1.10 round trip. y, Chicago Cattle. Chicago, June 14. Cattle Receipts 5.000; market steady. Beeves $4.50 6.80; cows $1.75n4.70; heifers $2.60a 5.26; calves $5. 50a 7.25 ; guod to prime steers $5.656.80: poor to niedinm atockers and feeders $3.Q0a 6.25. 22 135 110 19 74 111 ........ ............. W. L BUSWFLL, Jeweler EAGLES Hogs Receipts 19,000. Market 5c higher. - Light $5.856.12 14; mixed I5.80a6.10; heavy I5.70a6.05; rough $5.705.85; piga $5.506.05; good to , CHICAGO FUTURES. choice heavy I5.95a6.05. Chicago. June 14. The leading fuSheep Receipts 13.000. Market tures ranged as follows: weak ; shade lower. Native and wettJuly. 91;. 89. 894: Sept., er $4.006.40; yearlings $6.257.00; 94.Wheat 92: Dec., 90. 93. lambs $1.007.80; western $6.00a7.90. Corn July, 52. 51. 314: Sept., -- 91. 62a. 50a. j Thats All 95. 61, 51; Dec., 514. Omaha Cattle. 4.Oats-JuOmaha, June 14. Cattle Receipts ly, Sept., 43. 424. 2.800. Market steady to strong; na- 364. May, 38. 38, tive steers $4.50nC.40; rows and heir-er- a 8844.35, 35; $2.754.85; western steers $3.50 Pork July. $15.90. $15.67. $15.70; 5.30; Texas steers 83.25a4.6o; cows Sept.. 115.974- - $15,774. and heifers $ 2.50a 4.25; cannere $2.00 July, $.724. $8.60. $8.60; 3.00; atockera and feeders $3.003.15; Sept., $4.90. $8.85. $8.758.874. calves $3.507.00; bulla and stags Ribs July, $8.55. $8.40. $8.42; $3.254.85. Sept., $8,724. $8,674. 88.374- Hogs Receipts 6.500. Market 5c higher; heavy $5.805.90; medium $5.-- , Wool. 856.90; light 95.90s5.95; pigs $5.00 St. ljoiiis. Mo., June 14. Wool 5.76; bulk of sales $5806. flu. Steady: trrrltury and western mediums 2ia21; fine medium ISail; fine WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. 1517. Architects TRADE REVIEW Salt Lake, June 14. Trading waa light on the floor of the Sait Lake Stuck- and Mining Exchange during the forenuon call. The feature of the regular board call waa furnished bv Sioux the new Consolidated, Knight stock, recently allowed a plaee upon the blackboard by the listing committee. There waa some trading in Sacramento at yesterday's prices, while 2(6 shares of Colorado was bought In at $4. Seven Troughs fell to 56 cent and considerable g was Indulged in for V let aria Consolidated, with only LOW aharea being bought out at 13 cents. Two thousand shares were brought out on the open board at 134 Mid 14. The actions of Daly Judge on the open board tends to coullrm the report that has been In circulation for several days to the effect that the directors will nut post the next quarterly dividend, which Is about due. At any rate, if a dividend la paid, the usual amount will be cut; for otherwise, according to information coming from a reliable source, should the usual amount b disbursed the treasury of the company would become practicalColumbus Consolidated ly Jepleted. sold at $5 and Iron Blossom at 84; Mountain Lake, 69. The closing quotations were: P. C. WOODS A COL Architects. 16 A $7 First Bank Bldg. Beth Phone . Improvement In Trade Conditions ing Past Week Favorabla Weather Prevails. Dur- New Turk. June 14. Bradstreets tomorrow will say; Weather, crop and reurtt trade conditions over a wide even of cuuniry have changed for the better Ibis week, and the feeling is more upilmistlc than lor some months past, la the northwest, pans of the central west and lu some sections of the south higher temperatures have encouraged freer buying at summer good and made fur more cheerful advices as to the wheat and cotton crops. Agreement la general that retullera' stocks the country over are large, that reduction sales are numerous and that filling In orders from Jobbers and manufacturers are a neglibte quantity as let. In lumber, interior buying at large western centers U less active, and Oregon logging camps have been shut down to avert lower prices. Lake copper remains steady, at last week's prices, but electrlytic is somewhat lower. Business is quiet European smelter stocks are said to be , light. Business failures In the United States fur the week ending June 13, number 161. against 165 last week, 170 In the like week of 1906, 175 In 181 in 1904 aud 165 in 1903. 1905. Canadian fallurea for the week number 22, against 18 last week, and 20 in this week of a year ago. Wheat, including flour exports from the United Stales and Canada, for the week ending June 13, aggregated bushels, against 5.263.138 last week: 2,829,242 this week last year, 688,017 In 19iiD. and 8,400.314 in 1902. For the past firty weeks of the flees year the exports are 104.221.800 bushels, against 130,956,355 In 1905-06- ; and 242,688,-76- 0 60,700,207 In 1904-0in 1901-02- . Corn exports for the week are 783,-45- 5 busheli, against 1,145,005 last week; 320.486 a year ago, and 605,-09- 9 In 1905, For the fiscal year to date the exports are 69,531,481 bushels against 107.827.320 In 1905416, and in 1904-0DUN'S , , Atternoy-at-Law- Attornoy-at-Law- C. GUNNELL Office 2374 Wach- Both phonos 771. . Ington Ava. 13; 170 - A. G. HORN, - Printers . Masonry and Cement Contractors , , at N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Rancho City Property. 2434 Homes on easy . payment Phone 1395. Wash. Av MISS ALMA BAUER, Taacher of Pian Boll Phone Studio, 2309 Adam W. B. WEDELL Insurance Real Estate, Lean and RanUI 2465 Washington ava, Boyle block. Beth phene ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Han mony. Studio 3343 Wash. Av J. M. FORRISTALL. Real EataU and Surety Bond Insurance, 313 Ecclas Bldg. Ind Phono 36C2A i MR A P. HUNTER . Tenehar ef QuIUr and Mandolin (Moravian System). Alee Plan Studio 2248 Quincy Av Carriage Mfg. ' OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE , COMPANY. Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Hah vesting Machine Wagon Bugglec and Top 2247 Manufactured. Wash. Av Ball Phene 1260Y. ! ; DENT MOWREV Wodcll-KlosColl Ind. 750, Boll 1134. and Plano Bldg. Builders No. S white, 43 No. 3 white, 424444- No. 3 rye, 84; fair to choice maltr log. 7275. Flax seed. No. 1 P. A. I8AKSON. 22nd at Rear of 245-4phone, 298Z. north western, 7 $1.30. Prime timothy seed. $4.75. Clover, contract grades, $15.25. Short clear aldea, loose, $8.20 Ball PETER UNANDER. General Contractor and Builder. 359 9th 8L Bell phene 575 Z. 1.40. Mess Pork per bbl., $18.6(415.70. Iatr.1. per Km lbs., 18.524- Short clear aides, boxed, $X.75a9.00. Whisky, basis of high wines, $1.31. S. P. WHITAKER Bell Phono 414Y. prime firsts - Painter and TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night Paper-hanger- s' Directory 441 1H 1H H ' 4 lla13. M KHi f I M M1 Bush A GerT Sugar and Coffee. New York. June 14. Sugar Raw. quiet; fair refining. 3.13: centrifugal 96 lest 3.73; molasses sngai; 2.98. Crushed 5.70; powdered 5.10; granulated 5.00. COFFEE Quiet; No. 7 Rio 6 No. 4 Santos 7 Upholstering A III ! M-- 1 1 IH i 4 1' Organ C. H. 3-- WARDLEIGH 1 6 1 1 China and Glassware PIANOS ORGANS AND IT IS WILL 50 42: ,i la All .H4HW HI . . ON 3-- Thats , BIG SALE Plano Newman Bro ! THE LITTLE GAIN. Uphelaurlng, mattress making, car pet cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture packed for shipping 447 25th Street Both 'Phone ; , Ind. Phen opposlU Library. - ' Street 1881. OL ) Dray and Baggage Wagon Plano Moving a Specialty. Excure-Ion Buses Office, Ind. 224; Bell 220; Re. Bell 840, All Kinds ef Transfer Work. Office 408 Twenty-fift- h Von MULLER A SON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. Wa are authorities on wood finishing, 2582 Wash, ava, 4--4 . , SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL DR. P. A. COOK, Dentist. Office, Ecclee Building. Thats All ' W. A.. M ALAN E. MALAN MALAN TRAN8FER CO. Van Drays and Baggage Wagon Furniture Our opaclaltfea Plan and Safa Moving; Storage. Office, 405 Sfttn et Bee Slades Phene , - .. v- - tho character of tho transfer we service supply our patrons. Prompt, reliable and at low cost. Any time you say we'll bo on your Job and handle It expeditiously and welL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. F Less 22 for yours. We can tickle yonr palate with a complete line of choice epring vegetables. fresh at our founUIn every morning. Also an assortment of fruits. A fine line of Imported and domestic These tuple and fancy grocerie goods will prolong your life and give vim and vigor to pour system. T.B.Evans&Co GROCERS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Both WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT Phenca 238. Vlollna, tfnlUr S MUSICAL-MERCHANDIS- Accordeons, String COMMENCES THIS MORNING. E Baa-J- at Sheet lfosle. the Wonderful Pipe Organ. f I We must reduce our stock to make room for another shipment that will arrive in a few days. Latent Publication Bee a 2376 Washington E. Avenu W a vT a ns YJELD BIG RESULTS. A. OLSEN Grocer OGDEN. UA7H. 2364 Wash. Ave. ADS YIELD B1U RESULTS. , A . Leading Dentists 1 ) ! TRANSFER VANE, ' Plane moving a specialty. 325 25th. Both phone 283. John N. Ford and Son Paper-hangDecorators and Designer Bell phene 243X. Leave orders at Beyla Furniture Co, Establiihod 1 :: CELESTE CONROY. LaU Pupil ef Leopold Godowaky ef Berlin, Germany. Instructor of muale In the SUte Industrial SchooL Studio at 300 65th Sttact Phone Ind. 400; Boll, ISO. Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., Cleaners and Dyer Taylor A Beth Phone Wilson, Proprietor Ogden, Utah. end Beth 22. Geaning and Dyeing . t 118 GEO. OI.MSTEADL - Fir ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albom Allen, Proprietor. Furniture' Vane Cabs at a moment'! and Storag Notice. Office 412 25th at Phene Teacher of Piano. Tabernacle Or ganleL Studio S74 23rd street Contractor and Builder. Office and ahop at rtsidencs, 600 24th at, Bell phone 48 IX. Wad Ogds IT IS STILL 24th . . Transfer Companies SHIPP., Teacher of Glutar and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d SL . Ind. Phono 386. 413 ! GEORGE A HORN, Real EataU, Loans and Insuranc First 'National Bank Building. al MRS, MARY L. FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Buildar. Phene 517Z. P. O. Bon 52. Estate, Life Insurance, phone 9 M. PAYNE. Tcachar of Pian In A Phono 16E 2350 WalL Contractors and W. N. PEIRCE. Notary, Real BERTHA Cash Quotations. Chicago, June 14. Cash quotations were ae follows: Flour, steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 9799; No. 3, 9297; No. 2 red, 88490. No. 3 cron, 51a52; No. 2 yellow, ; KELLY A HERRICK. and Loan General Incuronc Real EsWM Investment RanUI JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Director Ogden Tabernacle Choir. Voice Building a Specialty. Studio 2532 Orchard Av $21 K. ! WM. A HICKENLOOPER. Real katate, insurance and Invcot menu. 209 Ecclec Building, sup ceacor te N. H. Ivo Street Paving Music and Instructors STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florid Choice end Give Bedding Plante of all kind ue a call. Serr 2575 Wash. Av :: CARL C. RASMUS8ON Real Estate, Loan Rentals and FI ret National Fire insurance. Bank Bldg. Ind. Phsna 470. J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO .Contractors and Builders of Sow at , Real Estate Agents 4 425 25th ! THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Poitraitura In Pastel, Crayon and Indie ink. 2457 Wash. Both Phone Av FEED A SALE STABLE J. F. Everett A Co, Prop. Livery and Boarding. Phones: Bell 819Y, Ind. 600.. 2215 Washington Av A VAN DER 8CHUIT. Funeral designs of all kind; cut flowero and potted plant .All on dcre promptly filled. Phone 960Z. Twenty-eight- h 239 OGDEN or Cement Walk and Gravel Roofing. ! LUKE CRAW1HAW. Protographer; Studio Artlstl MCI Washington Avenue, Ogden, Uak A picture that looks like you. Phones; 715. PRINTER. Both phone Photographers h VARNEY FLORAL CO. Ce'la-LllllReset, Carnation end Cyt Flowers every day. Wt think itur pricas t be tha Inwest Pot plants In monthly. 740 A L. SCOVILLE, Opposite posteffic BROS. WILLIAMS Livery end Feed Stable Bell 611; Independent Twenty-fiftStreet. OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artlstai .Store 413 Twen-at Greenhouse opposite Glenweod pork. Phone Bell 636 x, Ind. 193, t 42; ' M. G. BARNES, Muale Dealer. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Livery Stables Attorney at Law. Over Badeon Drug Store, Wash. Ava, . ) oats. ' The 45-4- Boll 505. I ltd. 50. : : I a4: 1 Av A NELLE8, LADIES' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. 7 Block. Ind. Suit Lowio Phone 155. A MCRACKEN, 53, 54 and 51 First National Bank Bldg. Phone tora-at-La- THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always on hand. Floral designs a apadalty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson avt. and Twentieth at. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. No. 2 MUSIC S CO, . The House of Quality." Every. thing known In music. 2414 Wash. Ladies' Tailors AGES Cou naa . butter market was firm; creameries, 1923; dairies, 1721. Eggs stesdy, at mark cases includ- 13414; firsts, Pianos ISAKSON. VOLNEY the produce exchange today the Cheese weak, . 114 and SIS Codec Building, Produce. 14. Jewelers a C. GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweler and Optician. Dealer in Art Goode and Ndlrna, Victor Talking Machines and record 2552 Wish. Avenue. Gty Florists Receipts and Shipments. Flour Receipts, 10,700 bbls.; shipments. 27.000 bbls. Wheat Recelpls, 32,000 bu.; shipments. 23.0(H) hit. Corn Receipts. 707,800 bu.; shipments. 513.700 bu. Oats Recelpls. 256.100 bu.; shipments. 106.100 bu. bu.; shipRye Receipts, 4,000 ments, 1,000 bu. Barley Receipts, 16,500 bu.; shipments, 18,400 bu. ed. Plain end docerative painting and papsrtianging. No charge for odimets 160 2nd St Bell phen it A FARNSWORTH R. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No, 2300 and 2303 Wash. Av. second hand geode bought and sold. Both phonos 1144. CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- in office. tary Painters J. A BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jswelar. 25th Major Drug Store. JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Lack 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, Ognen, Utah. Both phenes. No- - ) House Furnishings NaCl REVIEW. New York, June 14. R. G. Dunn and company's weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Despite some improvements, weather conditions have continued adverse for retail trade at moat points and business la only stimulated by bargain sales. Prospects for fall distribution are brighter because of the better crop reports, and manufacturers receive liberal orders for next season. Current conditions, however, are not satisfactory and mercantile are below normal, except Collection in sections where country storekeepers have enabled to make prompt eettlementa because high prices attracted much marketing of last year's grain. Tannera anticipate liberal purchases by shoe manufacturers early next month. The tone of the hide market la weak, packers having accumulated considerable storks, estimated aa high as a million hidoa. Foreign dry hides arc also In excessive supply, the tble yeur exceedriver Platte take-of- f ing last year's figures by 244.049, while stocks at Antwerp and Havre are over 360.000. On Bldg-Ba- Attorneys biJ-diu- WEEKLY REPORTS OF DUNN AND BRAD8TREETS. O. A. GRAVES. 21 First Natl Bark Phene 985K. ' Architect , U-e- STOCK LIST. 92 Atchison, preferred Baltimore and Ohio 93 Canadian Pacific 167 Chicago and North Western ,..,111 do preferred, bid 2n5 Colorado Southern 23, Denver and Rio Grande, bid.... 22 do. preferred 71 1 ON SALT LAKE MINING EXCHANGE. Pncea Remedies. PROMPT WALL STREET AGAIN ASSUMES ACTIVE OPERATIONS WANT ADS YIELD B1Q RESULTS, |