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Show EXAMINER: THE llOlTCIXa MARKET STOCK SQUALL BROKE OVER THE MARKET TODAY. I H-0- tug bn And Plenty of It Stock Remedies 1 27.400 65.700 91,300 15100 T. B. Heller SL Son 8110 Washington Avenue. Both Phones. 120111-- Chicago Produce. Chicago. Aug. 7. Cloae: Wheat a88; Dec 9 Sept. 87 Corn Sept. 54 Pec. 51 7-- 8 as 41. Oslo Sept. 43 Pork Sept. $1fi.ln. lord Sept. $9.07 Kibs Sept. $9.65: Oct. Rye Cash, new 75s76 Barley -- Cash, 63af-9-. - Dec. 32 $8.57 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 erns. including 1.500 155 TWENTY-FIFT- H ST Men's Furnishing Goods and Notioni of all kinds Fancy Cash Groceries Wines and Liquors cowa Steady. Cattle Receipts Zeevea 60; 2.40S5.50; 1.40a5.20: heifers calves 6.75a7.60; good to prime steers G.80s7.C0; pour to medium 4.50a5.75; Stockers nd feeders 2.70a5.0U. ALWAYS THE BEST Columbia Club Pcrfco to Cigars made by Columbia Club Ggar Co. and Largeet Manufa 134 te 140 In Twenty-fourt- ths West Street. h !!. OGDEN, UTAH. ' - -- Manufacturer Iron and Brose Cast Inge, Shafting, Pulteya, Boiler and Tank Wort, and all kinds ef Machine Work. 2651 Waeh. Ave. J .L ... Phone 240 Ball 1 1 l'4--l 111 I JOHN HOXER Whe!eals and Retail Manufacturer sf TENTS and AWNINGS C26S Harness and Saddlery HI ltl HtWIfHWl HI UNION MADE PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS furors . ! 4 1 WM. PEARCE 'The beet 4 50:17 1 1 1 1 1 J. G. READ & BROS. CO. Livestock. 7- - I 1 Packers ef High Grade Vegetables Furs Food Catsup. Feed Pork A Bean Plsrcs's Purs Pure Food Hominy, lorco'o Worcootorahiro Sauce. Wo pock but ons grade ef geode THE BEST. ewes 4 50a5.50. Hogs Receipts 8.000. Market weak to five cents lower. Bulk 5.90n6.10; heavy 5.76a6.00; packers 6.9iafi.l0; pigs and lights 6.00a6.20. Chicago Chicago, Alg. 1' OGDEN, UTAH. Market strong. Native steers southern k leers 3.504.80; southern cows 2.25h3.50; native cows and heifers 2.00a5.75: s tuckers and feeders 3.20s5.fiO; bulls .50a3.75: calves 4.00a6.25: western steers 4.00a 6.10; westem cows 2.50a4.20. Sbeep-Recei- pts 4.600 Market strong; muttons 6.25a6.00; lambs 7.00 a7.75; range wethers 6.00a6.25; fed 20,000. rinrfivs: o5 ILLUSTRATED BY HEYER Startlingly Realistic Story of American Life of the Present Time Throbbing with the Most Important Problems of the Day Leading Character the Richest Man in the World Unscrupulous Methods of the Money Power Exposed Daring Attempt to Blacken the Reputation and Ruiq the Life of tn Upright Judge, Threatening the Very Foundation of Our Political Structure. A TT (So FVBmftoaQ Gao To Bo IPrMoaD To Bo PitMoqO 6m I Psqdod TOdBs Pdqdou Ptoss ff. UDd QDodSoqScdddq i TDofis (Papoip 6m TTDdBc lu NEW YORK TIMES t i The story, like the play, belongs to this very minute. It Is full oi spirit and a feeling that are In the air. It deals with subjects which much Iteration has Impressed on the people. NEW YORK AMERICAN Undoubtedly the book of the hour. r Both the novel and the play appeal The reader's interest wlO to the widest possible American public. never lag a moment. Tm Am' EaurOy Dssmm ' IFooirttDDon" AmmammoamDarnfa ffi jjBm 6m n. UTAH CANNING CO. ts south- 6.00s7.2D; Domoto & Co. BY tfo Alone won; Single Stone, secon; Mar- bles, third. Time, ALABAMA'S 1:071-5- . NEW SENATORS. State Hae Elected Four Senators In a Short Time.Montgomery. Ala., Aug. 7. In Joint session today the Alabama legislature elected former Gov. Joseph F. Johnston to the upper house of the national congress for n terift ending March 4, 1813. He aucceeds the late Senator Pettus. He will servo with John H. Bankhead, also elected at this session to succeed the late Senator Morgan. The unique situation Is presented of two now men following senators who were and died within a month of each other, and nil four of them nominated by the people for the honors to which they were chosen. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Alabama Has Placed ths Officials in a Cautious Mood. and the Southern railway. That ft was not the Intention ef the officers of the Southern railway to defr the Alabama law la conveyed In statements made by Vice President Russell. He declares that the removal of the case from the state to the federal court was In regular order of business and that It waa not so removed . In time to come under the provision of the new law. Railway officials discuss the finding of an indictment at Marion, Ala yesit terday, with caution, fearing that may cause complications. The Southern was indicted there for violating the act in doing business without a license. BRIDES RUSHING TO COLON. New York, Aug. 7 According to passengers who arrived yesterday oa the steamer Colon from Colon, there le an Influx of brides to the canal cone, and aU because the government there has offered a separate home for every married pair. Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 7. E. I Through the capture at Lee AngeRusselL vice president of the Mobile Cal of a half dosen Japs, to les, FinOhio, representing President federal Immigration officers have ley of the Southern Railway, and Ata complicated underground of Birmingham, torney Weatherly la continued their conference with Gov. railway1 avstem of bringing coolie across Comer today regarding the contro- bor Into Southern California versy between the state of Alabama the border from Mexico. r. LOOK AT THE LABEL AND INSIST ON OGDEN AND UTAH MADE GOODS Oct. 9.15. aUle DDg HOME MANUFACTURERS 2 Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City. Aug. 16.000, NOVELIZED 4--5. Eggs stead, at mark cases Included. firsts. 161-2- ; prime firsts, Try Them Las-rtie- 6, 343,300 Produce. THE BEST WAS y, Shipments. Cheese Steady to gQBDdl iriks ....... 2-- 14QT6; 17 12. SUPPLIES MEET. MANAGERS yoo YDd 41 r On the produce exchange today the butter market was firm; creameries, 20r24: dairies, 190231-3- . and Poultry May Day Nevada Hllla Nev. Hllla Fairvlew. CHARLES KLEIN'S GREAT PLAY Which Had a Run of Over Two Years ............. na 20.600 418,800 255.800 135,000 9,ooo 6.000 ............ ............. SERUM 89, Flour, bhla. Wheat, bu. Own, bu Oats, bu Rye. bu. Barley, bu. Mother and Son Bitten and Aro Hun Tied to Chicago. Ontario Silver King Sacramento Railroads to a Ruling Allswing Object Silver Shield to Bouts Freight Star Con. Swansea New York, Aug. 7. Trafilo managSo. Bwanaoa ers, representing n large number of Dog Important manufacturing and Jobbing Stray concerns controlling annually freight Utah Mine Uncle Sam Con shipments aggregating millions of Boston Cun tons, after eeversl meetings here. Is- Butler Liberal .... sued the following statement regard- Beck Tunnel ing their discussions: WITH THE GOAT INOCULATED Matters pertaining to Interstate Black Jack CULTURES OF THE GERM. commerce law and rulings of the com- Bullock Mining mission ns affecting shippers were Cote. discussed. The questions considered Crown Point are of great Importance to shippers Dromedary . Serum le Found to Have Beth Proven-- tive and Curativa Propgenerally, and, after discussion, ths Ingot Joe Bowers erties. meeting was adjourned to a futura Lead dale, subject to cult. There won a Uttle King Chief disposition evinced t bring about a Mountain Lake closer association of shipping interests Chicago, Aug. 7. A dispatch to the with the carriers and to determine New York .... Inter-Ocea- n from New York nays: wbst suggestions might, be offered to Richmond Anaconda were received yesterday of Detalli Scottish Chief the facilitate conditions better and the So. cerebro Columbus meningitis serum Con.. spinal traffic.handling of Tetro discovered, by Dr. Flexner antiseptic The traffic managers object princiVictor Con. of the Rockefeller institute for medipally, It Is understood, to the ruling Wabash cal research and used successfully In having to in with the routing of Yankee Con. Cleveland In the treatment of the dislatest freight, claiming Ibat the eases which killed many children In Regular P. M. Salsa. change dues not cure the' evil, InasCrown Point 666 at 1.12V4. the epidemic In New York two years much as a railway company, under Ontario 200 at 4.06. ago. the authority which the ruling given, Uncle Sam Con. 7U0 nt 77. Prof. Flexner made the discovery would reserve the right to route, thus means of experiments on monkeys Beck Tunnel 450 by at owner tho 1.9744; of tha from confiscating 1.95. at and guinea pigs. out of his to get projierty the right Hla tint experiment on guinea pigs Mountain Lake 300 at 77: 1,100 at freight that which benefits him. were made with goats serum. A. fe79; 7U0 at 79. Victor Con. 100 at 13. male goat had been Injected twice AUTOMOBILE KILLED A MAN. South Columbus 300 at 2.7G. with cultures from eeversl sources of Seven Troughs 6,000 at 25; 400 at tho meningitis germs dlptococd Conrsitf and Hla Chauffeur Narrowly 34. within a period of two weeks. Escape a Mob. Yankee Can. 500 at 57. By using large Injections the doe-tosaved the pigs. When the goat Berne, Swltxerland, Aug. 7. An auBIG FOUR MINE SOLD. which had been infected with mentomobile containing Heinrich Conreld, ingitis died the serum obtained from president and director of the Conreld Denver Capitalists Preparing to De- It was found to have both preventive House Metropolitan Opera company. and curative properties. velop the Claim, New York, while touring lathe Zurich The serum from monkeys protected killyesterday, ran down and Instantly is reported in Elko upon good au- guinea pigs from what otherwfbe It ed an a most deaf peasant near that the Big Four mine, which would have been a fatal disease of Hundreds of villagers gathered thority waa discovered early last April as the the meningitis germs. about the automobile and threatened result of a land slide, baa been sold to On the whole the Immune serum Herr Conreld and hie party, which Salt Luke and Denver more guinea pigs tlun the norsaved fur capltallsta consisted of Dr. Frenkel and a daugh- $126,066. serum. The serum of an Infected mal ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adler of Vienna. Tho story of the discovery of this horse also rendered the guinea pigs A policeman finally calmed the peasmine is quite Interesting. Tbe miners immune. Dr. Flexner got an antiants and Herr Conreld and the chauf- who located serum from rabbits which, if Injected the property had feur, Ernest Stahl, an American, were given up all hope of finding a nearly had high protective propclaim taken to the nearest police station, and were about to leave the district Immediately, the disease. A considerties where Herr Conreld gave ball for tho when a landslide occurred and de- erable against number 'of guinea pigs were chauffeur's appearance. killed by meningitis la the course of stroyed their camp. were disheartened but the experiments. They SEN. BEVERIDGE MARRIED. thought they might be able to secure some of their buried property, SARATOGA RESULTS. Civil Rite and Then the Religious and going to the site of their former Performed. Ceremony ramp to dig for thtdr burled articles Saratoga, N. Y Aug. 7. Results; they were amased to find that the First, seven furlongs; Far West Berlin. Aug. 7. Mlsa Katherine landslide had uncovered a large rich second; Dr. GardEddy of Chicago, sister of Spencer ledge. They Immediately prospected won; Cablegram, 1:251-5. and located the Big Four ner, third. Time, Eddy, secretary of the American em- the ledge Second, steeplechase, about two bassy here, and Senator Albert J. mine. ' Tho new owners of the property miles and a half: Sheriff Wllllame Beveridge, of Indiana, were, married here today. The civil rite, according have already placed a force of men won; Gold Fleur, second; Budge White, third. Time, 4:20 to the German requirements, took at work on a large scale. Third, mile: Tom Dolan won: Rldille Brothers have bonded the place In the registrar's office at noon second; Kilter, third. Time, and the religious ceremony, which oc- Dig Luck property for $26,666. They curred half an hour later at the expect to find the source of the sevent- 1:39. Fourth, the Spina way stakes, $10.-60American embassy, technically within y-pound boulder recently uncovfive and a half furlongs: Julia American Jurisdiction, was performed ered which carried valuee running aa Powell (112), Knapp, 10 to 1, won; by the Rev. Dr. Thomas C. Hall, pro- high aa $5,006 per ton.. Half Sovereign (119, Mountain, 12 to fessor of theology at the Union Theo1, second; Adriana, third. Time, logical seminary, formerly pastor of KANSAS STOCK FOOD LAW, 1:06 Stamina, Angee, E. C. Beckthe Fourth Presbyterian church, Chion. Grand Dame, Polly Watts, Keep cago. Judge Refuses to Grant Restraining Moving, Desirous, Red Bonnrtt and Order. Douhl also ran Stamina and Adriana The Italian Typographical Union at coupled. Kansas City. Aug. 7. Judge Smith Fifth race, one mile: Fennell won; Naples has Increased wages and over-time from 10 to 100 per cent, abolish- McPherson. In the United States dic- Acrobat, second; Ampedo, third; ed piece work, and secured the first uf , trict court here, has refused to grant Time, 1:391-5- . I as a labor a five to holiday. a half furlongs: All and May temporary restraining order Sixth, pre TRAFFIC ex-dl- v HAY, GRAIN CHLD DIES OF RABBIEfc .............. Iron. ................ FLOUR, EXCHANGE. 1907. 8, Chicago, Aug. 7. While nursing her dvlng sun, George, who waa suffering d rabbles, the resultofof a dug bite, Danville, HU., Mrs. Charles T. Davit there was no lowering la prices to was bitten ia the chin by the ehild a peak of. Beck Tunnel was slightly week ago, and Vance Dnvia, a brother, weaker, but Lower Mammoth moved was bitten and scratched about the up a few points, recording eaten at $3 face and hands. They are now unden and up to $3.05. Mountain Lake also going treatment in Chicago. showed aa inclination to recover. T he child died In great agony a few Among the unlisted stock. Treasure hours after Mrs. DavU waa bitten. The Hill sold at 46 cents; Old Americas attending physicians became frightand Yerington Copper at 18 cenla. ened at the possible result of the Ohio Copper was offered down to bites and yesterday afternoon brought $5.60; but ao sates were reported. both tho mother and son to Chicago The closing quotations and for treatment. were: P. M. Listed Stocks. CHINAMAN IS HIS FATHER. Stocks. Alice White Bey la Pennsylvania Adopted Ajax by a Laundryman. Bullion Beck Carisa Pottsville, Pa., Aug. 7. Through a Creole document filed la the oflloe of tho reCon. Mercur corder of deeds of Scuylklll county Columbus Con here yesterday, Charlie Sing, a Chinese laundrymen, becames the foster Daly father of Charles Hunt, a white boy Daly West uf Philadelphia parentage. The boy's Eagle's Nest Eagle and Blue Bell. mother, grandmother and great grandGrand Central mother, all of Philadelphia, are parties Horn Silver to the agreement. They agree that Little Bell the boy's name shall be Roy Boo Slug, Lower Mammoth... that Charlie Slug aboil be hte father Lou Dillon and In return tbe boy beoumes the Mammoth legal heir of the laundryman. semi-finishe- d .........ii,. MINING Salt Lake, Aug. 7. A dull market was characteristic of tho scenes on the floor of the Salt Lake Stock and There was not Miidug Exchange. much life to it anywhere; however, fr .......... LAKE AUGUST vent the enforcement of the Kansas stock fuod inspeciiun law. The injunction was asked for by Marion W. Savage of tho lnternstiuiul Stuck Food Company uf Minnesota. Mr. Savage la his petition alleged that the new law, which went Into effect July 1, is unconstitutional because it interferes with (be interstate commerce regulations; that It deprives owners of iheir property without duo process of law and discriminates against Trading Light on Fleer ef Exchange During Today's Early Calls. Cleveland. O., Aug. T. The Iron Trad Review tomorrow will say. The continued dullness of tlie PS Iron market has caused a softening of prices in some centers. especla.ly In Chicago, where there has been decline of nuout $1 per urn. Laborers on the ore ducks at the bead of tba lakes returned to work laat Thursday and nearly all the men at the mines followed a day or two later. Owing to gains at other ports not affected by the strike, a surprisingly favorable showing uf ahipraeuta for July is made, the total, being 4,849.117 tons, n loss of 913.655 tons compared with the July, 1906, but tbs shipments forthose season to August 1 are ahead of of the time period last year, 530,373 a very tons, and the uotlook Is heavy movement during the remainder of tha season. , Finished lines continue In a very satisfactory condition. Although It la true that new business of the leading Interests is nut so heavy as It was a short time ago, this condition can be accounted for to a large extent by the small number of orders for rails for 1908 delivery, pending the report of the Joint committee of railroad men end manufacturers concerning specifications. also to the discontinuance by the corporation of Its contracts for steel. The llllmili Steel company's sales this year have been 3,000 tone heavier per week than they were last year, and the sales of the American Steel A Wire company have been 100 tone more per day than they were last year. The American Bridge company this year baa taken orders for about 320,000 tons of structural 4 de-rllu- SALT IRON TRADE REVIEW REPORTS DULLNESS OF IRON MARKET. Laat tucate the aecuriuea market. rtgirekeubfd rami ua ehm'l prices Emwini Fine Impoaed unering ol 1 tu 2 potui and the tact Landie New M Maura and Plana that sum net uediuca remain at aid in Luma Paciho 4 i. ia American la Pursuit sf Railroads biueluug, 3 i k Ia Amalgamated cupla Sugar, and between I and per, 3 H bL Paul and tuu In ptduia Now York. Aug. 7. The aquell of the violence evidence ia slock llul m ii it'h kruka the aiuck market uf the day'a declluo. Thu closing tune several lor Las brcuiug hxUty waa uuaeuied and Irregular with nut irt nut coating diya and tkera nil the rally held. U CuUlenJ llial the seeds of Bund were easy. Total sales, par in ora aoaa (ha a trouble tba value, fUUjilW. Ui advance movement market L. d. 4's declined 12 per eeut un pncvs a hick ana embarked Upon uu-- 1 calk tier iUnmuuyaiii aisyliei la La ia June. Tha market couimumeaia bow Cetton Market. m.i.iiuy over bum that period, baaidea New Turk, Aug. 7. Colton futures the embarraeaiueata of the muney and firm at an advance uf tude-7 capital egiuuiun. thick were tkea per'n opened and eluted steady at a net over-takepuluia fecily sell foreseen, have keen ed lus uf $ points. by The bad effect oa sentiment of tha renewed outbreak of husiiUij CLOSING STOCK LISTi The aiuck maragainst oorporatkius. ket was disposed to view a HA mild . 88 disquiet the ness of tbs enormous Atchlaoa .. . 91 llO Pfd. a Hues levied on the Standard Ihl corn-pa- n Baltimore and Ohio.. ........ . 9414 jr fay Judge Landis last (Saturday, .171 Pacific Canadian the aiucs Uien, however, livery da .14414 neve has consumed large space with Chicago and North wcatern... ,.:uo do pfd. bid ... tha announcement of new measures or . 25', plana ia pursuit of tha railroads or Colurado Southern . 26 other corporations. 1 ha iteration has Denver and Bbi Grauda... . 8U do pfd. street and lot on tha uervee of Wall . 23 Erl the disposition to sell has been .1371b and the decline ia prices has Illluoia Central ,1U7 gained cumulative velocity, aa ia the Luuisvilla and Naah villa ...... . 2U way with falling bodies, tha outcome Mexican Central, bid . 7114 being the spasm of liquidation today. Missouri Pacific 10b 14 Xo one questions that there waa large New Turk Central .1191a and important liquidation in progress, Pennsylvania 9614 although tha part played by the bears Heading ..... . 2U14 ia turning prices lower and la precipi- Burk Island . . 45 do pfd. . . . tating the liquid alios was also ob.124 vious Tha bear element ban grown 8k Paul a .. 64 Southern Paclllo cautious after tha considerable . 1814 that has occurred thia week, Southern Kali way ... .13214 and especially after tha small dlalurb-anc- e Lnlus Pacific do pfd., bid ..a............. . 80 la tbs early London market to' 1314 Wabash day. American securities were . 16 a bright spot ia tha London Wisconsin Central Miscellaneous. market and then was auiue buying ' 7814 fur foreign account hen. The result Amalgamated Copper waa a show of strength ia the early American Car and Foundry.... . 1914 664 part of the dsy and auiue demand American Luoumotlvo from tha shorts to cover. This ap- Am. Bmeltlng and Refining. . .103 device a .103 later have been do to pfd. peared oa the part of the non influential Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 61 bear leaders to shake off a weak fol- Colorado Fuel and Iron . 1714 . 13 lowing. Thera wen sinus enough aa International Paper . 73 the morning advanced that Important National Biscuit . 6114 liquidation was atlll in progress. The National Load . 36 onslaught of the bean thereupon waa Pacific Mall fierce and the slump la prices sum .88544 Peoples Gas what alarming. Tha market proved Preased Steal Car. 29 to bo Tory huneycomad with atop loss Pullman Paluco Car, bid .160 orders, refuting the common supoal-tio- n Blandard Oil seseesss .490 of lis sold-ou- t condition, tloaalp Tannesaa Coal and Iron .140 of several days past waa revived la Unted States Bteel ... . 3314 closof down ef force the (nil do pfd., calling a............. .. 971b 77 ing out of speculative accounts follow- Western Union races The a from t returs Kumpa. Northern Parlfle ing .124 must slocks acutely affected by tha Orest Northern, pfd .1254 weakness wan thoM Identified ia pop- Inlerborough Metropolitan bast . 131b ular ealimaUoa with tha stock market ilo. pfd. 38 o o a a a a a aeUvitllea of Urn lute reeled pointed Marks . 06 ioaeeoeasoss to la Its giwslp, notably Union Pacific do pfd. esesassoes . 6G and Banding. The copper group also was violently depressed. The subject CHICAGO FUTURES. moat talked of was tha prububle further course to be taken by the aglte-lio-n CUrsgo, Aug. 7. The leading fuagainst corporations mud tbs ton ranged as fellows; measures likely to bo nest promulgatWheat August, 88c, 86c, 86c. Seped against them. Stocks of companies tember, 9014c, 8714c, 871aa88c. De-r- e to to vulnerable ba such supposed tuber, 9444c, 9214c, 92c. May, proceedings si Issued la tha $29,000 971fce. 87e. 000 fins against tha Standard Oil comCorn 6444c, September, 5514c, Tha 644c. December, pany wen conspicuously weak. 6214c, 61 4 o, 51 ,a industrials sa a group wen greater 61 o. Mny, 52 53e. Sc, 62c. aufferon than the railroads. Thu copGala September, 4444c, 4214c, 4314 per group, sugar and some of the rail- o43c. December, 43c, 4114c, 4214c. way equlpmeut slocks, Including Gen4514 c, 43c. 44c. eral Electric, cold at low pricn for May, lYirk September, $19.30, $16.1714, the year. In the railroad list this was $16.20. true only of the southern group, lArd September, $9.11, $9.0714, oilier prominent storks ap- $9.10. $0.16, $0.15. October, $9.20, March level the of panic. proached tha Ullw September, $ft.70, $8.6214, Reports of a conference of at ate district attorneys ef the Mississippi val- $8.65. October, $8.65, $8.6714, $8,571. ley to concert further measures Caeli Gustations. against corporations, the Alabama Chicago, Aug.7. Tbe rash guota-tlocans against the Southern railway and were ea follows: reports of conferences also amongst Fbiur Steady. corporations advlaore to devise proNo. I spring, 080 99; No. tective measures fed the apprehension 3, Wheat 94098; No. I rod, 8608. on tha subject. Tbs late rise In call Corn Nik 64 14 (t 56; No. 2 yelmoney to sis per rent reflected the low. 566581-4- . 2, no resources then Increasing pressure Oats No. 2, 481-2- ; No. I whlte.44 and time loans wen strung and the 501-2- . demand active. Discounts wen alee Good feeding. 68 61; fair both London la sad Paris and to Barley higher 64 69. choke malting, sterling exchange at Paris declined, Flax No, 1 nurihwestern. $1.16. the movement tending towards the Thimothy Prime seed, $4.65. point of attraction for gold from New Short riba, sides (louse) $8.50 York. Gnat Northern eubscrltien te new stock had an Inatnllmmt of $8.70. Mesa pork, per bbi $16.15016.20. laird, per 100 lbs.. 88.96. Short ribs, side (boxed) $8.8709.00. Whiskey basis of high wines, $1.3L or THURSDAY, Hogs Receipts 25.000. Mrkrt .7a lower; light 5.5a6.25; ailasd 8.25; heavy 1.356.10; rough 5.35a.65. to choice heavy pigs 6.5oa6.lo; 5good v5aii.li). guusC.10; bulk Market lO Sheep Receipt 3 baad.te'j we;ern and higher. Native S.bOai.iO. yearlings 6.15o6.M; lambs western 5.8"7.50. pay ltd ay. Uu Friday uvre IMIlt Sim Pao,iivu,OUO tin tuvu rwcuic cuuverutue uuuue nan oa luse acAi ecu eiu.umitWuu lux ouuui-t-i- u iuj Uirauuic . preierieu aiovu auuaciip-uouiue wtmgaUuiis luoa accrmug iMWiaailaie leauuKes m uaml w meet luvm aua uua cauae may have aguieii in tue uuy a uqiauauwu in aiocaa. 'i ne UUl Ul .New Staid fc&uliUe in LlUCOgo to uO ct:uia uiacuuut was Uie lUuex ul anututr auurco oi preoeure oa New Yura uuiue y refeourcuo- - Cupper was j,m weaa ia i Utuuf and luuped to IlijOvu.we STOCK UTAH OGDEN, Wash. Avob OGDEN. ihhuiihhihiiiihi Ogden Pharmacal Company Blue Label Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil 'H 'H H 'If 1 '1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS Manufacturers of VINEGAR and PICKLES ITRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. Edward Blchsel, Proprietor. Factory 2454 Wall Avenue. OGDEN, UTAH. Phono 107P. V. H 4-- 1 1 1 H1111111 1 1 1 1 PLANING BILLS 6ILLES of Saeh, Doero, Manufacturer Frames, Mantles, Moulding, Wood Turning, Band Sawing and t,,r Offlee and Mill Corner Building. Twenty-eecenStreet and Wash- l. Tabor-naeington Avenue, Opposite Phensa, Ind. IdS; Ball FURNISHED. d E ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. Cache Valley Condensed C. W. CROSS CO Manufacturers sf Honeysuckle Evrporated Milk Won the geld medal at ths fitato Fair, 1905. A trial can will convince you there le none JUST Afi GOOD Aek your Qroqer far It FACTORY AT LOGAN. UTAH. Manufacturers ef and Wholesale and Retell Dealers In Milk Company THARNEfifi, 2250-225- SADDLE AND HARDWARE. Washington Avenue. 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