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Show THE MORNIXU EXAM1XEI8: OGDEX, Sl8 Refined steady: uerej 510; granulated COFFEE Steady; 4 Santos 7 No. UTAH. No. 0 ul0 7-- 5 JULY 23, 1907. TTESDAY, j.;. Wool. The Universal Staple. Strengthening food for the Nourishing food for the strongest digestion. Good for the babies good for all ages the most nutritious of all the wheat foods. . Uneeda Biscuit aw aw w aai wavaiwa m J vw WITH- 1416. General Recoveries Ensued at Closing and Several Stocks Advanced. weakest digestion. 9 WAS DULL AriD OUT FEATURE. MARKET im Gin save money by seeing us before letting their contracts for St. Lulls. Mo., Jj.v Steady; territory and um 2126; fine medium New York, July 22. The operation for thp advanced, in a limited group of .locks, which distinguuhed the stock market at all time Iasi week, were discontinued. The tone was promptly responsive and became dull and neavy, a these opemtlous made up about all there were of last weeks market. The action of the market had little in the newa to explain. Speculative sentiment has been affected to some extent by the tone of warning amongst the banking and financial authorities for threatened Inadequacy money market resources to any considerable speculative undertaking in the stock market. This Influence was not directly effective in the money market however. Substantial difficulties were pointed out In the carrying out of the supposed readjustment of control of Burlington by the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern. An installment fell due today, of some $14,000,000, on Union Pacific convertible bonds, which fall almost wholly to the underwriters, and, with a considerable interval to elapse before another payment. It was believed that an immediate motive for stimulating the market for the bonds though the stock wa withdrawn. The pressure on stocks was not severe at any time and quite general recoveries ensued on the marking up of Southern Pacific and Atchison in the last half hour, fihe dosing was heavy. 3onds were steady. Total sales par value $878,000. U. 8. Is advanced and the coupons declined 4 percent on call. 4.50. Hogs 7.ihi. Market Receipts strong to 5c higher. Hear,- - t5.soa3.S5; packers $3.8ua5.97 2 : pigs aud light 65.90a6.05. Receipts Muttona 87.U0&7.65; range wether fed ewea $4.60x5.25. Sheep steady. STORY OF THE NAL ROBI FLOGGINGS. STOCK LIST. Atchison 934k Atchison, pfd 124; Baltimore and Ohio 97 Canadian Pacific 1774 Chicago and Northwestern. . . . , .150 and Chicago Northwestern, pfd. .205 Colorado Southern 2544 Denver and Rio Grande 2844 Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.... 75 Thooo Lite Men Commercial ElectricCompany PHONE 362. f Buying A MONEY SAVER IS OFTEN Erie 244 Illlnais Central 14444 Louisville and Nashville, 11444 21 Mexican Central Missouri Pacific 7544 New York Central 11344 123 ft Pennsylvania ,.104 Reading Rock Island 2144 Rock Island, pfd 4744 fit. Paul . . , . , . , . , , , . . 1344 Southern Pacific 85 Southern Railway 30 Union Padfic ...14444 Union Padfic. pfd.f S3 14 abash 1344 Wisconsin Central 1744 . Miscellaneous SI 44 Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry 4344 American Locomotive 5944 American Smelt and Rfng 117 Amer. Smelting and Ffug, pfd. .. 106 G6 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Crolorado Fuel and Iron 32 International Paper 1444 National Blscujt 74 National Lead Cl 44 Pacific Mall 8044 Peoples out to buy a BICYCLE, KODAK, PHONOGRAPH, FISHING TACKLE or anything in the Brt- log Goods Line, we can allow yon superiority in the goods we sell. BO TAKE TIME TO INVESTIGATE Always a pleasure for ua to explain the reason why. When Gas T. S. HUTCHISON TWENTY-FIFT- STREET. H 92 . 35 100 600 : ... Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Standard Oil Sugar ,123 Tennessee Coal and Iron 144 United SUte steel 36 United States Steel, pfd 100 Western Union 80 Northern Pacific 13644 Great Northern, pfd 137 1544 Interborough Metropolitan Inlterborough Metropolitan, pfd. 4844 6944 Mackay 6G44 Mackay, pfd,. Cash Quotations: Cash quotations were a follows: FI ur, easy. No. 2 Spring wheat, 98al.00; No. 3, 94a98 No. 2 red, 98a90 No. 2 Corn, 52 No. I yellow, 1-- 52-3-- 4. No. 2 Oats, 41; No. 3 white, 431-2- ; No. 2 rye, 85; good feeding barley, 60a56. HOUR, HAY, GRAIN 1 Stock Remedies Flour Receipt. and Poultry r ' L- . i- 4 Pretty Things SUPPLIES THE BEST for His Fiancee Try Them T. B. . 2310 Fair to choice malting, 5962; No. northwestern, 1.22; prime timothy seed, 4.65. : Clover contract grade, 15.50. Short Riba, sides (loose) 8.508.75; mes pork per bbl., 16.30al6.40; lard per 100 lb. 9.05; abort clear aides (boxed) 8.75x9.00. Whiskey baals of high wines, 1.30. Recaipta and shipments. Plenty vof It And a man always likea to present, and tor betrothal gifts, weddlflg gifts or anything In the line ot fine Heller Son Jewelry, nilrerware, diamond or ring yon can always find variety and beauty to choose from at ; W. Washington Avenue. Both Phoneo. L BuswelTs 2367 Waahlngton Wrights. 19,800 bbla.; meats, 83,000 bbla. Wheat Receipt, 53,400 bn.; meat, 4,500. Corn Receipts, 249,600 bn.; ment, 724,600 bu. Oats Receipts, 180,700 bu.; meat, 217,200 bu. . Barley Receipts, 15,400 bn. On the produce exchange today the butter market was firm; creameries, 22 eggs 21a25; dairies, 18 a steady, at mark, cate Included 13al4-1-Anti, 16; cheese, steady, 12a 1--2; 2; 13 1-- Chicago Futures. Chicago, July 22 The leading tures ranged as follows: Wheat Dec, 94. 96 381-2- . 94 1.00 96 May 1.01, 99 51 Corn July 62 1.2, 51 53 51 September 52 49 48 December 48 2 to 49 May 50a7-8- , 61. 50, 50 fu5-- 8, 7-- 8. Ave, next to 3-- 8. 1-- 3-- 3-- 7-- 1-- 5-- 2, 7-- 51. Meet Me ac Oats July 42. 37 Si. IS 38 43; September December, 39 39 38 May 41, 40, 40 Pork Julv, September $16.55, $16.-53-- 1 ADS Lard AXT 6-- 7-- $9.22 $9.27 1-- Short Riba September Oct $8.72 1-- 0. $9.15- $3 27 1-- 2. 1-8.77 $8.70, Chicago Produce. July 22. Close: Wheat Sept. 92 Sept 52 July 52 . July 42; Sept 315-8July 16.30; Sept. 16.52 July 9.07 12; SepL 9.22 SepL 5.75. July 5.57 Chicago, July 92 St 3-- BIG RESULTS. Abs TIELD BIG RESULTS. September $9.16; October. $8.75, bring bio results. AST :ADS BRINO 1-- $16.53 5he DEN " AVr 1-- 1-- 1-- 1-- 2: 370 25th 41 i la the character of" thetranifer service wa aupply our patron. Prompt, reliable and at low coat Any time yon nay well be on yonr job and handle It expeditiously and welL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. 3 tor yonra Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs Rye Cash 84a87. Barley Cash 65a65. 1-- 2; Sugar and Coffss. Raw, New Torit, July firm: fair refining 233 1 2: centrifugal 96 test 383 12; molasses sugar 22.-B- ugar House Furnishings G. A. GRAVES, Architect. 25 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Bell Phene 885 K. THE HOUSEHOLD FU1 T.'ISHING CO, 2300 to 2303 Wash. Are, second hand good bought and arid. Both phones 1144. SALT Birgham Stock Bought Up to 68.60 Lower Mammoth Higher-Clo- sing Quotations. Salt Like. July 22. Tile market for mining stock as in fine form again thia morning aud the total sale of the two early sessions of the day came very close it the (jv.ii'HI mark. The heaviest trailing wa doue in Crown Point. Mountain Lake aud Beck Tunnel Consolidated. The former a long list of buying oropened der in the possession of brokers with the result that the stock sold from $1.05 up to $1.20 a share. Mountain lJtke began business at 90 rent and climbed up to 61 a share without the slightest difficulty and wa atiU in demand at the latter price when business ceased. Beck Tunnel rioted at 10 cent g share higher lhau at the opening. On the open board. Lower MaAimotb did some sprinting, closing with a sale at $2.75- - a gain of 20 rents a share during the rail. May Day held its own. while Uncle Bant ended a shade higher. Among the unlitltd stocks. Ohio Copper figured conspicuously, selling at $6.5t). $6.55 aud then at $6.60. Tha stock closed on a bid of $0.65, with aa offering at $6.85. Emma Copper aold at 19 and Bignal Peak at tbe same price. The closing quotations were: F. C. WOODS A CO. Architect. 56 A 57 First Nat'L Bank Bldg. Both Phones, Attorneys Leading Dentists DR. P. A. COOK, OentieL Office, Ecclea Bldg, Ogden, -- Music JOSEPH CHEZ, Counselor at Law. 40 and Attorney and 41 F'rst National Bank Bldg Ogden, Utah. Beth Phones. Notary. Plano end Cello. Ind. 750. Bell 1134. Attorney-at-La- and SIS Ecdss Bldg. C, GUNNELL . Office 2374 WashingBeth Phones 771. VOLNEY Attorneyat-Law- ton Ave. and Instructors DENT MOWERY. R. S. FARNSWORTH 114 nruruTJ-LTU-Ln mrunj-ij-u-u-Ln.- A. G. HORN, Attorney-at-La- Over Badcon Drug Store, Wash. Ave. Gty Florists Bldg.' WodeH-Klea- CELESTE CONROY. Pupil of Leopold Godeweky, Berlin. Instructor of music. Studio 300 25th SL Phone, Ind. 400; Bell ISO. S. F. Whitaker, Teacher of Flans. Tabernacle Organ-1s- t. studio 874 23td SL Bell Phene 414Y. DELLA LUND OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artlata. 41S 24th St Greenhouse opposite Glcnwood perk. Phone, Bril 636X, Ind. 193, Teacher of plane. Studle No, BelL North Washington, 164-- Painter and SO, Paper-hange- rs Directory VARNEY FLORAL CO. Kinds of Cut Flower Our prices lowest. Bell phene SISK. Give ua a John N. Ford end Bon Paperhengora, Decorators and Designers. Ball Phene calL 243X. Leave orders at Beyle Furniture Co. Established 18SL AH B. VAN DER BCHUIT. Funeral deelgna, cut flewore and petted plant. All order promptly filled. Phono 960Z. 740 26th BL . Pianos THOMAS-HORNTILLWELL A NEWMAN, MUSIC CO, Floriata. Choice Cut F louver and Bed- "The House of Quality.'' Everything ding Plants.. Store 257 Wash. Ave. known In music. 314 25th, E Contractors and M. The Builders Upto-Dat- , BARNES, Muelo Dealer, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. P. O. Box Phene S17Z, Printers . A. ' a e L SCOVILLE, Postoffice. Opposite GEO. OLMSTEAD. Contractor and Builder. Office and shop at residence, BOO 24th St, West Ogden. Bell Phone 4S1X. . PRINTER. Both Phna. Photographers non-offici- ...... 306 TRADING ON THE LAKE EXCHANGE. epoch-makin- .. e It is not easy to realise in thia country the excitement which has been aroused In British Eat Africa by the incident of the Nairobi floggings, through which Captain Grogan and four other white residents have been went to prison. . In Nairobi, as tbe malls Just to band show, the whole populace is indignant at tbe sentences which were Inflicted because certain residents courageously took tbe law into their own bands. In a country where tbe Insolent nigger Is an danger, bis Indignation la perhaps not to be wondered at. The flogging of the three blacks Is graphically described in tbe "Star of East Africa. Thursday, Marfch 14, 1907," It says, will forever be day In the history of British Eaet Africa. Early In the morning the news ran round like wildfire that Captain E. S. Grogan, president of the Colonists association, had decided to Inflict public chastisement upon three nlggrn who bed moat grouty Insulted hie sister and another lady. Ten oclock was thq time appointed, and, fittingly, outside the magistrate's court the place. All the town waa aglow with the new. At 10 o'clock Captain Grogan arrived, tbe three black ruffians, securely tied, being led up behind him. Tbe proceedings were- - short, dellbrrate, cool, and effective. Practically all thb population of the town were present. They formed a ring In front of the court house door, the outer aide being reserved for natives, as many aa possible of these being brought in to witness the punishment meted out to the black man who dared to molest a white woman. Everything wad In readiness, the culprits having been placed on the ground and triced up securely by Mr, Russell Bowkrr, when Mf. Logan, the magistrate, stepped out to the front of the verandah and demanded to know rather tremulously what was btlng done. Captain Grogan answered that he was about to beat these boys because they had Instilled bie sister and another Indy. Mr. Logan replird that he tied no right to tako the law into bis own hands and added some feeble etc. platitude about the proper courae, retort'd sarcastically Grogan Captain that he presumed the proper courae of punishment was ta tell tbe niggers guilty of such an offence not to do it again! There was no mistaking the tamper of the crowd, and the Beak, murmuring inartlculately.wlthdrew oat of the picture. Then a general police officer edged hla war in close to where Grogan stood ready with a formidable looking Some one promptly told him klboko. to get out half a doxen others firmly hut not roughly asalstej him and he waa outside the circle. Captain Grogan then explained that the reason of the step he was taking was to Instill Into the native that It was dangerous for them to Insult or meet it end sent a requisition to Havana for a Mg let of cartridge. The secret service officers also went to work and exposed the whole plot several days before the date set (or (he uprising. To the leaden they read a lecture on the subject of arboriculture aa practiced by American soldiers In Cults, with a solemn warning to nhstaln from any Interference therein. This sufficed to check the patriotic adnr and now peace reign throughout the island. In any way innlest. white women. Mr. ktk-uyCampbell Cowley translated Into comand the business of the hour menced. Those niggers were soundly flog himself lalJ ged. Captain Grognn of fhe best on the first twenty-fiv- e boy; Mr. Russell Bowker operated on No. 2; Captain Thord Grey performed s similar duty on the third. AH three wiU remember for a long time to come what price they pld for their little piece of ribaldry and insult towards the women of the dominant race. Three cheers for Captain Grogan were given and the crowd dispersed. A few hours after the floggings an emergency meeting of the Colonists association was held. It was unanimously resolved that a Colonists' Defence Force" should be formed, and, hraded by Captain Grogan, n deputation nt once proceeded to the commissioner office to ask that the government should supply the colonists with rifles and ammunition. In the march through the town the the depuration was swflled hr many ofsoon inhabitants and a large croud rounded the cotnmiseloners office. Captain Grogan pnt inside, end, after a short interview, announced that rife with 200 round of ammunition would he served out, and that certain residents should he nominated to arrange a defence scheme against any threatened rising of the natives. A week Isetr. however, summonses were served on Captain Grogan and hit assistants, and these resulted in the sentences of Imprison meat, which Lor d Elgin said teat week must stand. London Mirror. BRISK ever-prese- WASHING MACHINE MOTORS AND ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS Reflection-Befor- $5.00x6.00; rough $5.405.70; pig $5.506.10; good to choice heavy $5.9o6.UO. 22.000. Market Sheep Receipts steady. Native $2.806.00; a esters $4.d0a4.50; yearlings $6.106.75; lamb $5.857.50; western $5.757.60. l,.,..,....i,i......... Estimates cheerfully given and work guaranteed 2279 WASH. AVE. Market lambs Chicags Livestock. Chicago, July 22. Cattle Receipt 22.000. Market steady to 10c higher. Beeves 64.7ua7.35; cow $1.705.25; hetfera $2.50x5.60; caltes $5.507.25; good to prime ateero $5.757.35; good to medium $4 655.7 u; Blocker and feeder $2.85x5.00. Market 5a Hogs Receipt 33auhi. 10c higher. Light Ij.ri uti.su; mixed $5.7tG.17 $5.40n6.i5; heavy 2 CLOSING medilTalst; fiu 6 OoO. 5.25ati.oO; Architects Wo:-- l Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Mo.. July 22 Cattle Receipts 19.000. Market urong. Native steers $4.75a7.1u; .ker and feeders 63.25a5.15; bull $2 754.50; calves $3.50x6.25: Vfs tru fd ateera $4.255.50; western fed iva $2.T5a the 1-- HOUSE WIRING 22 Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil ia the beat remedy for that often fatal disa ease eroup. Has been used with in our family for eight years." Mrs. L Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. T. auo-cea- LUKE CRAWSHAW. PETER UNANDER, Contractor end Builder; 359 Ninth BL Phene, Bell 67IZ. Walk dene by day or contract. ; Photograhor, Studle Artistic. 2448 Wash. Ave, Ogden, Utah. A picture that leeks Ilka you. Geaning and Dyeing THE THOMAS Grade Portraiture High Crayon and India ink. Both Phone ELITE CLEANING CO, Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietor. Both Phonoa. Pocatallo and Ogden. - STUDIO. S4S7 PaetoL Wash. Ave. In Real Estate Agents A. A. WENGER. Ural Cat ile. Leans and Insurance; Notary Public. Removed to room 4 If, llfcle building, lti.il 1316. FRENCH D RY CAP.L C. I'.ASMUSSEN. CLEANING TRIAL OF KARL HAU. Servant Explains Hla Movamsnta m Day of Murder. Karlsruhe, July 22. At the trial of Karl Hau, who la charged with the In Baden murder of hia mother-in-law- , Baden, last November. Wleland, a an vast employed by the Molitor house bold at the time f tbe tragedy, was examined today. Wleland dime from Kiel upon seeing reporta that tbe defense. waa throwing suspicion upon him. Hau stated before Wleland' testimony waa taken that be attached no Importance to it. at he bad never sunpected blm. Wleland told straight-forwarstory of his movements during the critical quarter of an hour and named the several places where he had discharged errand. A verdict probably will be rendered before tomorrow. Having adJed a dry elraaias department to our business, we are now prepared to handle Indies' and gentlemen suits, portiere and all fine silk and wool articles that should not be washed la the ordinary way. W propose la thin department aa wall aa in our InumJry work to give the public the bent servloe to be bad la the city. OGDEN STEAM 1 Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First Natl. Bank Bldg. ind. Phon 470. WM. A. HIOKENLOOPER. Real Estate, Insurance and li manta. 20S Ecclea Bldg. Succsaadf to N. H. 437 Twenty-fift- h vs. KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Leone end Rental. Real Estate Investments. W. B. WEDELL, J. SL ' , Real Estate, Leans, Insurance and Rentals. 2461 Wash. Ava, Boyle Blk, Both Phones. LAUNDRY Phonoa 174. I M. FORRIBTALL Surety Bonds, Real Estate and I nail anc. 313 Ecclso Bldg. d W. N. PIERCE, Raal Estate, Notary, Fire and Llfa In. sureties, 413 24th SL Beth Phono. Garre Plane. Bush A Newman Brea, Organa. GEORGE A. HORN, SWIMMING THE CHANNEL London Amateur Swimmer Makes end Insurance; First National Bank Building. Raal Estate, Loans the Attempt. Dover, England, July 22j Jabes Woltf, the amateur swimmer of London, Inaugurated the channel swimming season today. He entered the sea at tbe south foreland at 10:20 o'clock and struck for France. Last year Wolff awam to within five mile of Cape Gris Nea, mace, but was forced to give np the effort to do so because he sprained a tendon. ILX WARDLEIGH Transfer Companies niNos ORGANS. ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albtrn IND MUSICAL Al- lan, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and Storage. Cabs at a moments notice. Office 412 25th SL Phene 22. TRANSFER VAN A' a Plane moving specialty. 32S 2 25th. MERCHANDISE BALLOON IB FOUND. Both phenee 283. But th Aeronaut Are Supposed to be Drowned. Violins, Guitars, Aeejrdeoa, Bu Jos, Strings. 4 St. Petersburg, July 22. The military balloon which ascended from the aeronautic park at Ti&rskoe-del-o last Friday, manned by four army officers, baa been picked up at sea In a water logged condition. It ia believed that the aeronauts perished. tloaa ot Sheet Muele. Latest Publics e Bee the Wonderful Pipe Orgu. 2374 Washington Avenue. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagons. Oar specialties Plano, Furniture and Safe Moving; Btoraga. 408 25th SL Sladts Phonoa. SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or nlghL Vans, Drays and Baggaga Wagons. HIS ARM AMPUTATED. Plane Moving a Specialty.. Excursion Busses. Office, Ind. 224; Bon 240; Res, Infactien Caused bq Handling Monty ..EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE. Bell 640. All kinds of Transfer Work. In Paying Troops. Lino for Manila, July 22. Major Paymaster July 22nd, via Oregon Short Wanda-mere Office 408 25th Street. Mnaicnl Chautauqua at Eugene Coffin has bad bla left arm am- Great Fsre round trip. Including putated, the result of Infection from street park. from depot to park and the handling of money paying tbe return cars . A and entrance fee, troops. He was s veteran of tbe Civil war end e member of the Old McKin- great musical treat including Whitney Coombe Cnntatn, The First Christley regiment. mas, by Oxden Tabernacle choir of OGDEN FEED A BALI BiALLE. OREGON SHORT LINE EXCUR-sto- n 200 voicea. Special train leaves Ogden F. Everett, PrepY. Livery and J. north Saturday, July 27tfa. Cheap 4:30 P. m. Both Phones. 2111 Wfcsh. Boarding. and Utah to rate Idaho round trip Ave. ADS BIG for BRING WANT Bee RESULTS agents particulars. points. , OGDEN. UATH. Livery Stables |