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Show WALL. STREET PPREPARING FOR JULY SETTLEMENTS. Call Market Bin Disturb Distribution of Dividends Will Bsgin Monday. Money mon-e- t New Tori. June 8 Tlie call market was funher disturbed to July day by preparations for the tne stock made at over until hosrever. carry exchange, On Monday will begin the Monday. distribution el dividends and interest to the amount of approximately Such was the course of reaspursuit of oning which prompted the todaj, the early operation in stocks until' the failure of the Xew York City enon bond offering threw a damper thusiasm. It is expected that much of this $183,000,000 will find its way It hack into stocks for marthe money 1 that also expected, conditions ket will suhxide into easier mouth. The soon after the turn of the present dependence for successon of the outcome the movement in stocks of events a expected ia Quite generally assumed. On the aide of the monev market outcome, it is Quite usual for tha month end erQiilremcnis to be reflected in the Xew York money market for some time. Tha rise in call money rates today also was accepted as one cause for the abseace of god engagements for export. Call loans touched 1 per cent, today. What may. hanjten when ihe un call loan rate subsides again is reImportant Question. The week's ports of tha givat foreign banks lan $183.-00.00- 0. - 'Bran position, which further recuperamight nece.-jtiia-te tion. With these banks, however, the response t- - the relaxation following settlement perids ia always very tend.-ncof prompt. The downward discounts in lamdou indicates the expectation of easier condition at an early perud. Xo uneasiness was apparent abroad today over the approach of the settlements, which have been looked forward to as critical and Berlin, periods both at Pari an appreciable lamdnn rejmrted growth of confidence amongst inves-se- ITALIAN PEDDLER HAD TIED tor. and a demand for American conTHEM AROUND HER WAIST. curities was reported there tinental account Bonds were firm. Total Bales, par Child Wafted Out U Sa at a Height value, $964.('h. of Fifty. I'nited States bonds were unFast changed on call. -- homed a weakened the 19fr24: dairies. 17$21. cases includVpg steady; at mark ed 1398: first, 13: prime firsts, 14. I - ... 2 6 1113i 151'i ,..10P, 21 I7 1.11 CONSPIRACY M Defsnae 79 11 e 17 83 13 16 MIscellaneouA Horses Wanted of want forty head sound, fat atage hones, weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 .We What pounds, immediately. ' have you got? Johnson&Dee Square Horse Merchants Stab'e 248 24th SL PHONES Amslgamated Copper.......... 85 American Car and Foundry.... 42 678 American Iatco American 8. and R Ev IMv. ...117, American B. and Refining pfd. .loot 534 Brooklyn Rapid Tranelt 31 Colorado Fuel and Iron 13 International Paper 748k Rational Biscuit bid 66 National Lead 91 People's Gaa Pressed Steel Car bid 603 Standard Oil 12144 Sugar. , .... TennesSie Coal and Iron hid. .140 35 States Sautes Steel 984 Vnited Stales 8teel pfd 9 Western Vnion 1274k Northern Pacific 120 Great Northern pfd 104 Metropolitan 438k do preferred CHICAGO FUTURES. Chicago, June 28. The leading tures ranged as follows: Wheat-Ju- 984; 1.014. fu- 904. 94V lv 98. 69a 2a Mail Pacific 9514; Sapt-1.01.024a. l.W7, Ic. 53. 52; 52, 64, 53. 53. 53. 53. Oats July 43. 42. 42. 424; Sept. 38, S74.fr . 37; DC. 29. 384kfr, 38 ; Slay 41, 4t. 40. 1595. 1G.05; Corn -- July 538k. 538k: SepL 64; Dec. 62', 644: May Pork July 18.07. Sept. 16.35, 16.20, 16.32. laird July 8.80. 8.73, 8.80; Sept. 8.05. 8.92, 8.92; Oct. 9.07, 9.05, 9.07. Riba 8.82 July . 8.77 9.62. 8.52. 8.80; . 8.72, 8.72. 8.55; Sept. Oct 8.73 , Caah Quotatioona. J' Mil' . Is ths character of the transfer service we supply our patrons. Prompt, reliabls and at low cost. Any time you say well be on your job and haadle it . expeditiously end well. ALLEN TRANSFER CO. rusza 18 for yours. HAY, GRAIN FLOUR, And Plenty of It Stock Remedies and Poultry SUPPLIES Chlragn, June 128. Cash tlons were as follows: Clour Firm. No. 2 Spring Wheat, l.OOfrl.02; No. No. 3, 94fr 1.01; No. 2 Red. 2 Corn. 51; No. 2 Yellow. 54. No. 2 Oats, 42; No. 3 White. 43 94; No. 2 Rye. 44: Falrto choice 84. Malting, 704173; No. 1 North Western, y 1.25; Prime 8red, 4.75. Clover contract grades. 15.25. 4 Short Ribs, sides (loose). 8.50 bbl.. 8.70; Mess Pork per 16.00fr 16.10; Urd per 100 lb., 8.77. Sort Clear Sides, (boxed), 8.87 : 9.12; Whiskey basis of high wines, Tim-othr- Ul. Rscslpta and Shipment a Folr, Rtceipis, 23,300 bbhls., shipments, 20,900. Corn Receipts, 29,000 bn.; shipments. 66.900. Corn Receipts, 416,400 bu.; shipments 874.00. Oats Receipts, 265.500 bu.; 128,000 bu. Rye Receipts, 5.000 bu.; shipments, 16,400 lm. Barley Receipt. 16,500 bu.; shipments, 11.500. ship-mint- Chicago Produce. Chicago. June 28. Close: Wheat July 95 Sept. 98 5 8. THE BEST Try Them Cunt Oats Pork Lard Heller (Q. Son T. B. July 63 8ept. 54. July 42 Sept. 37 Jttlv $16.05: Sept. $M32 July $j.77 Sept. uly .98.55: 8.80. $8.77 Sept. Wool. St. limits. DRY CLEANING Having adileil a dry cleaning department to our business. e are now prepared to handle ladies' and gentlemen's suits, portieres and all fine silk and wool articles that should not be washed in the ordinary way. We propose in this department aa well as la our laundry work to give the public the best service to be had in the city. OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY I Phor.es 171. 437 Twenty-fift- h St. Mo., June . 28. Wool Steady: territory and western mediums 20a6 fine medium 17a21; fine 14a J 6. A Sugar and New York. June 28. Sugar Raw, centrifufirm: fair refining 3.37 molasses sugar gal 96 test 3.87 3.12 Refined crushed steady: 5.70: powdered 5.10: granulated 5.00. COFFEE-Qui- et; 4 Santos 7 OF MINE OWNERS. Endeavoring te Prove That One Exists. Boise; Idana, June 26. The effort of tbo detente in the Hayw.wd trial to open tbe way for a showing of a general conspiracy extending over many statca, on tbe part of ;!ie mine owners to crunk out the Western Federation of Miners, has now become one of the interesting features uf tbe trial rf William D. Haywood. The at ate ia rcaiatlng this very earnestly. So far Judge Wood baa ruled that evldeure showing a conspiracy in the states of Idaho and Colorado will be admitted on the prumtae that the defense will ronucct this later with their line of Jefeme. But the deft use has nut given up their effort to widen the field and today the atruggie is being resumed. The counter conspiracy and not the discrediting if Orchard has now come to the forefront. W. B. Eaaterly. who, as a member of the famotta Altman was Vnion No. 19 of Cripple fn-ek- , on the Ktrike committee and who Orchard swore was one of the. men with whofti he nude the arrangement for more than one crime, was again on tbe stand. Bv him other links in the rltain of alleged conspiracy of the mine owners and the work of tbe detectives employed by them to create feeling against the Western Federa tlon, will be put in evidence. Incidentally Easterly dally contradicts every statement. Orchard made connect lug hint with the Independence depot or the Vindicator mine. He tells of the philanthropic work of the West ern Federation through the Altman union In caring for the sick and the widows an.l orphans. Eaaterly will be taken under ly Senator Borah later and it ia probable that this will he as searching as was the of W. F. Davis which the state counts as a distinct triumph find a material assistance to their aide. Clarence narrow, who la conduct lug the defeme and lu charge uf the witnesses, asserts most positively that he proposes to go directly, if possible into Ihe conspiracy of the mine owners and claims if he succeeds In broadening the scope he will be able to prove that a widespread consuiracy exists. The slate Insists that the defense must lay its foundation for the proqf of a general conspiracy in the same way as waa done by their witness Orchard and that separate cases do not attfflie. Harrow says that he can bring the Pinkerton agency in as one of the chiefs in this conspiracy and claims to have wltneasea here who will fully support his charges. If the court permits this line of itrtense it threatens a prolongs I Ion of the case as the state will call a large number of witnessea in rebuttal. PnfenHor Munsterberg, of Harvard university, who haa lteen here for the past four days conducting an Inveatl gut Inn of Orchard end other principals' in the' esse. In the interest of psychology ac applied to law, had a king Interview with Orchard in the penitentiary and at every opportunity has been In the court room taking notes and rlosely watching ihe witnesses. lie declines to give any of his views atlh is time and says that his conclusions will not be reached until he lias lime to go carefully over the notea he has tsken nf his observations, htil admits that the field has been the innat interesting he lias had the opportunity of studying for some years. Professor Munsterberg leaves for the east and expects to be in Boston early next seek. n n Of 2.000 Street Sweepers in New York City. ing. FRENCH dispatch to from Kockport, A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE. Rye Cash 88.75x9. 85. Bsrley Cash 6372. Flax, clover and timothy, no trad- 2310 Washington Avsnus. Both Phones. No. 7 Rio 6 No. Chicago Cattle. Chicago, June 28. Cattle Receipts Beeves $4.60 2.000. Market steady. a7.00: cows $1.75; heifers $2.60a6.0O; calves $5.ona7.75; goal to prime steers $5.70a7.0i; poor to medium $4 65x5.65 Stockers and feeders $2.90a 5.25. 19.000. Market Hogs Receipts steady. Light $5.85a0.in; entyeff a6.07 heavy 85.55aa.97 rough 85.55a5.75; pigs $5.40a6.u0; food to 85.9Ua6.00 choice heavy 6.00Q. Market Sheep -- Receipts weak. Natlrea $4.0ta6.10; western I4.00ad.00; yearling $6.00a6.75; lambs 95.50a7.UO; western $5.50a7.09. 1.r-8- New York. June 28. A sympathetic strike of 2.000 street aweepera is threatened today if the street cleaning department does not accede to the demands of the striking garbage cart drivers. The health uf the city is being seriously menaced hy the great piles of garbage which lie rotting in the streets of the East Side. Dr. Darlington. of the health board, started an lnvestlgatlun today. Several physicians have already reported that much Illness is being caused by filth in the streets. The striking garbage men have been on strike three day and unless will be they return In two days they discharged. The strikers to enforce their jlemands, which include the abolition of a fine of five days' pay for emptying a can containing both ashes and garbage, and a fine for trotting horses, decided to bring on a strike of unless 2.0011 street sweepers today their demands were acceded to. 'l I HH4W1I lllll I'M llll H-H-4 1 1 181 '! HWH 1 1 M1 1 8 i n g, - Printers A. L. SCOVILLE, PRINTER. Opposite postcffica. Both phones. Photographers LUKE CRAWSHAW, Pretographer; Studio Artistic. P469 Washington Avenutf, Ogden, UaA A picture that looks llkt you. thomab studio. the Portraiture in Pastel, Craysa and India ink. 2457 Wash. Asm Both Phones. High Grado Real Estate Agents CARL C. RASMUSSON Estate, Leans, Rentals and First National Firs Inauunc. Bank Bldg. led. Phans 470l Real WM, A.' HICKENLOOPER. Roai Aetata, ituuranoo and Invest SOS Eceloa Building, asm manta. csssor to It H. Ivoa KELLY A HERRICK. Benoral Insurance, Leant and Rental Real Estate lavastmaatA ' I W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Loans, laaurance and Rentalm 2468 Washington ava, Boylo block. Both phonoa. ...... Alhtog H I Ogden Business Directory ... Ajax. Alice Beck.. Columbus Con Congor J. M. FORRISTALL. Surety BandA Real Eatata and Inouranca, 111 Eeeloa Bldg. Daly .. Nevada Hills .. Grand Central Little Bell .... W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Insurance, 413 24th aL Both phonorn Bullion Carina e Daly-Judg- L. Mammoth .. Mammoth . ... Slay Day ..... Ontario '. Silver King ... Sacramento. . , Silver Shield .. Star GEORGE A. HORN, Eatata, Loanr and InaurancA First National Bank Building. Real Con Swamua S. Swansea Itah Inrle Sam Transfer Companies.; ... . Victoria Boston Con . . . Butler Lllteral Black Jack .... Colorado Ingot Iron Blossom .. little Chief .. New York .... Dromedary . . . . R. Anaconda .. Tetro .. ...... Victor Con .... Wabash Yankee Kentish Chief . . Mountain Utka Lead King .... Columbus ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albirn Allen, Proprietor. Furniture Vane and Storage. - Cabs at a mentente Notice. Office 412 25th at 'Phone 22. S. F. WHITAKER Contractors and Teacher of Plano, Tabarnacla ganist Studio S74 23rd strict. Or- Builders Bell Phone 414Y. TRANSFER VANE Piano moving a specialty. 328 IA; 25th. Both phonoa 283. W. A. MALAN TRANSFER CO. VanA Drays and Baggage WagottA Our apaoialtieo Pleas, Furniture and Safa Moving; fltorags. Office, 408 25 tn aL 80 Slades Phsncs. B. E. MALAN Painter and Paper-hange- rs Directory FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. F. O. Bex IBA Phone 317Z. . . Seven Troughs BESSIE HAMERS FUNERAL GEO. OLMBTEADl Contractor and Builder. Office and chop at residence, 600 24th at, Weet Ogden. Bell phono 4I1X. East to Laramie; Wyoming, Body Was fihlppsd Short funeral services were held at oclock afternoon Thursday over the remains of Bessie Hamer, at the home of her parents, 2953 Grant avenue. Rev." Crane of the Methodist Epicopal church spoke briefly concernr life of ing the short but the young girl, whose sweet and lov- : : able disposition, and unselfish consideration for others will ever be a source of consolation to the Burrowing parents and brothers. Bessie Hamer, nineteen years old, was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hamer, and had lived moat of her life In. Ogden. Here ahe has numerous friends among the girls and boys who, with ber parents and four 41 brothers, will sadly miss her. For years she has been popular among the younger musicians, and with her brothers has furnished music for the various churches, her favorite Instrument. which she played skilfully, being the violin. Besides being endowed with eatraordlnary musical ability, Bessie was talented as an artist. Many and twautlful were the floral tributes which .brought with them messages of love for the departed, and sympathy for the bereaved. The remains, accompanied by the family, were shipped last evening, to Laramie, Wyoming, the former home of the family, where fuucral services slid burial will take place Sunday. John N Ford and Ban Paper hangers, Decorators and Doalgnora. Ball phono 243X. Lsava orders at Boylo Furniture Co, Established PETER UNANOER 6:30 1661. I 359 B75Z. tract. Contractor A Builder, Ninth ctrcet Phono, Boll Work done by day or con- Pianos MALAN SLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day ar night Vana, Drays and Baggage WagonA Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Buaaaa Office, lad. 224; Boll 220; Rca. Boll 840. All Kinds of Tranofor Work. Office 400 Twenty-fift- h Street h well-spen- THOMAS-HORNMUSIC CO. The House of Quality1.' Everything known In music. 314 25th. E Geaning and Dyeing Pocatello. v Ogdon. ' ELITE CLEANING CO, Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietore. Both Phonoa, I H4"m"H"84"M"HIl 1 1 1 M. Tho OPERA a BARNES, Music Dealer. HOUSE BLOCK. ts III HIM I4H 1 1 1 11 1441 M"HH"84 Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, oar pot cleaning, laying and fitting. Fumitura packed for shipping 447 25th Street. Both 'PhonoA 4 1 H 1 1 IIHiHHtHl 1411 1 RECORD CROWO AT LACOOX Over . 14.000 Persons Take in Outing and Barbecue of Merchanto. The big barbecue of the State Retail Merchan's association at lagoon Thursday broke all attendance record at that resort. Over I4.f00 persons were at Lagoon during the Jay. The Ogden visitors were 2.20'r strong. Two thousand seven hundred pounds of meat, nrt weight, without the bone, were served at this barbecue. Blx barrels uf pickles and 2.500 double loaves of bread were also consumed at this huge feast. Thirty Ogden butchers carved the meat and thirty Ogden grocer served the hungry mulEXCURSION TO MEXICO CITY. titude. The ball game between Provo and Daily Juns 19th to July 11th Ogden was the main diversion. After Via Vnion Pacific, $69.15 round trip. a close and exciting contest the Ticket good ttP return until Sep. 15th. Kmuotltes pulled down a victory hy a score of 6 to 4. In addition to the DAILY FROM JUNE 21ST TO JULY ball game there were races and field 13th, cheap round trip tickets on sale spurts. The merrymaking mntinued 1111 to Spokane. Pniilatul. Sun Francisco late in the evening. tThe dance floor and Angeles. See agents for at the pavilion was crowded. ls M-H- Salt Lake. June 28. Everything is Tintic un the mining exchange? This waa plainly evident during today's forenoon calls ss stocks representing other ramps were almost entirely lust ight of. South Columbus of Alta at-trailed some attention; so did Seven T tough, while Park City escaped a complete white wash by the sale of odd lots of New York and Daly Judge. At the beginning of the call several brokers made a fruitless effort to bring Colorado out a low a $5.15, but the sellers held out persistently refusing to disgorge under $5.65. Later on the open board, a board lot waa obtained at $5.50. Iron Blossom opened strong, and beginning with a sale at $1.25, ro-- e to $1.5tf and closed on a sale at $1.40. Sioux Consolidated was among the active stocks of the day amt it closed higher. No one is watching the upward flight of Colorado with more complacency than the Sioux Con. people, headed by Senator Smoot, Thomas R. Cutler and other well known men. They are steadily pushing work on the Pheobe S.. which adjoins the Colorado, and confidently believe that the Lre rein of that property alii he found sooner or lsl-- r in Ihe Pheobe 8. This piece of ground which Ilea between the Color do and Iron Blossom (both of which are on the boom), is only one of the asaete of the Sioux are ronsidt-reto lie in most favorable Con. Co., whose extensive holding are considered to He in moat favorable territory. Standard Copper. East Untie and Crown point were tne most active of the unlisted stock. The firmer waa bought around 52 cents ; East Tintic at 15 and 17 cents. The closing quotations were: $.-9- 2 a BOOM IB I 1907. CO, Seven Troughs and South Columbus Attract Attention Colorado Starts Soaring. 3-- 3-- 1-- Ribs-J- Record-Heral- THE I Jl NE ON CHANGE. d . St Atchison . . . . .... . a a a do preferred .. as . as Vs Baltimore and Ohio ' ....17 Canadian Pacific :c3 C. and X. W. pfd. bid.... 23 Colorado Sou hern Qiwsase 20 C, and H. ti 7u O. and R. G. pfd bid.... ! Erie Illinois Central HjJ Ill I.ouisrllle and Xushville Pennsylvania Beading Rock I.land Rock Island pfd Si. Paul Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Parlflc Vnion Pacific pfd.... Wabatth. . i Wisconsin Central 28. MINING MARKET TINTIC STOCKS ON Texas, says: Minna, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moudy of Waco, was carried into the air yesterday by a bundle of toy balloon which au Italian peddler on the veranda of the hotel, tied around her waiat. thinking to please her. Before the spectators could recover from their surprise she was wafted out to eea. fifty feet in the air. A launch occupied by George Mnuafee. of Denver, waa in tbe bay aud he cante to the little gill's rescue. Firing at the bundle of bal loons, he puurtured several uf them aud the child begxn to setile downward, finally landlug safely twelve toet from the water on Ihe shore of St. Joseph's island. Cheeie steady, UN & 128. Mexican (Vatrtl Missouri Pacific X. Y. Central Ex Div June Chicago, VTAII, SATURDAY, 4.1..H. by a! f-- r Produce. On the produce exchange today the butter market was steady ; creamer- iKiPLN, EXAMINER: THE MORNING We can tickle your palate with a complete lias of choice spring vegetables. fresh at our fountain every morning. Also an assortment of fruit. A fine line of Imported and domestic staple and fancy groceries. These goods will prolong your life and give vim and vigor to your, system. T.B.Evans&Co GROCERS. Both Phones 231. 2304 Wash. Ava Want ADR fllCLD BIG RESULTS. WANT AD& YIELD BIG RESULTS. Want Ads in the StaiidardExaminer Pay |