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Show 0- - MIL llOBKIXO EXAMINE! ' SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS. Utah Notional Bank STREET bill 4.45. E. and B. Beli, Lid &3; asked 95. Gaieua, bid 5. Grand Central. Ltd 2 25; asked 3 80. llcra Stiver, bid 1.25. J. B. Tunopah, bid 5"; asked 60. L. Mammoth, bid 15; asked 29. asked 19. llecrf Tunnel, bid 7 asked 2 Little Chief, Lid 2 M. Wash., Lid 1 ashed 2 McNamara, Lid 23; asked 39. Mammoth, bid 1.55; asked i.57 May Day, Lid 32; asked 32 M. Toiiopab, Lid l.i9: asked 1.82 asked 24. New York, Lid 22 Uutario, bid 3.59; asked 4.25. ssmjJ 8 Peiru, Lid 7 ; asked 2 R. Ana.. Lid 1 Rocco H., asked 59. Ilsiy-Judg- UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. OGDEN, UTAH. President John E. Dooly Horses E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag OF THE MU) UNITED STATES STEEL ISSUES WERE THE LEADERS YESTERDAY. and Common Sharee, The Preferred Together With the Sinking Fund Bonda Moving to a New High Record for the Present Movement The maintenance of the minimum discount rale of the Bank of England, the lack of apprehension as to the demand of the money market here and the evidence of steady improvement In industrial circles, were among the contributing factors in todays strong and active stock market. United States Steel issues were the leaders, the preferred and common shares, together with the sinking fund bonds moving to a new high record for the present movement. The continued Absorption of these bonds at the higher level was in excess of I7.0u0.000. which was believed to break all records for a days dealings In any individual bond on the Stock Exchange, and waa assumed to be for investment account. Aa proof of better trade in steel and iron it Is only necessary to cite todays advance of $3 a ton in bar iron by one of the Independent companies. Though this advance has been, or was, followed by kindred companies, remains of little doubt. For London account, some fifty thousand shares of stocks were Isiught. That a large part of London's purchases were really for New York account, including the short interest in the steel stocks was generally beNew York. Nov. 25. I Cashier coria cn all painte. DOMESTIC and PAYS INTEREST ON TIME DC POSITS. the Produi-- Exchange today, the Butter market was steady. Creamery Rift 24. Dairy 15021. Eggs steady 13', 77 27. On Cheese bills 4.83 Bar stiver 58 Mexican dollars 47. No. No. 3 red Caih wheat: 25. 1-- .. .. .. 50 ... 78 .....a. ... 8a Atenlrton, common ...103 Atchison, preterred Alton, coniuum ... ... .... ... 45 ... 81 Smelter, common ...114 Smelter, preferred ... 96 Baltimore and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron Copper ..... ... 67 Brooklyn ...134 Canadian Pacific ...122 Metropolitan Traction CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. . . . 49 Chesapeake and Ohio 85 ... Rio Grande, preferred Chicago, Nov. 25. Close: ...215 Consolidated Gas 1101-Wheat Dec. 109 May ...198 People's Gas Julr 99 4. . . . ,39 Jan. Erie Dec. 49 Corn Nov. 45 ...151 Central Illinois 44 ..168 Manhattan 311-291-- 4 3 318; May Oats-D- ec. .. 63 Kansas and Texas 31 July lbOutsvIlD and Nashville ... ...139 Pork Nov. 11.40; Dec. 11.471-2- ; ...198 Missouri Pacific 13.82 July ...135 York Central New 7.021-23 7.05. Lard Kov. 7.05; Dec. 75 Norfolk and Western Rib Jaa. 6.C2 May 6.75. Otiiario and Western ...42 Rt 78. ...135 IVuiisylvania Railway Kiax 11.9. .. ... 76 Ki adiug ..... .23. . . . 35 Rock Island, common Timothy 2.65. . ...66 common Southern Pacific, 38051. Burley Soul hern nailway. com fit on . . 35 4; 3-- 4; 2. 2. ......... Clover-12.00012- 3-- one-thir- L 8-- 3,-5- re a 1-- Near York, Nov. 25. Dune weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Retail and Jobbing trade wsa re- ..... ...... ...173 ..... ..... ..... .. ...148 Texas Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pacific, common ft eel. Si''!, co'H'-ti- 04 4.871-204.8- 8; 3-- Barley Good feeding Fair to choice 42052. IJtJ A POOR DINNER SPOILS A GOOD TRIP p-i- 3-- 2 3-- 4 4 2 5-- 8 2 4 4; 3-- 4. ... ... 1-- 4 1-- 8 58 3-- 4 5-- 8 3 3-- Wabash, preferred TODAYS QUOTATIONS. 8 1-- 2 2 3-- 8 3-- 4 4 1-- 4 NEW YORK BONDS. Bid. Stocks. 5-- 8 Alice Ajax . .... Asked. 16 Ubllion-Uec- k Carlo con. Mercur Cerule . Italy 79 W. SECOND SOUTH Always on Time ... 104 U. S. refunding 2a rrg 104 U. S. refunding 2a, coupon 104 U. 8. 3s registered 104 IT. 8. 3s registered 104 U. 8. 3s, coupon 130 U. 8. New '4s. registered 1307 U. 8. New 4s. coupon 106 IT. 8. Old 4a, registered 106 IT. 8. Old, 4s, coupon 102 Atchison general 4s 94 Atchison adjustment 4s 109 Atlantic Coast Line 4s 103' Baltimore and Ohio 4a 95 Baltimore and Ohio $ 111 Central of Georgia 5a 90 Central of Georgia 1st lac 18 Chesapeake and Ohio 82 Chicago and Alton Chicago B. and Q. new 4s 100', Chicago, M. and 8t. Panl grn. 4s . .110 Chicago and Northwest eon. 7s ..128 81 Chicago R. I. and P. R. R. 4s 94 Chicago R. L and P. R. R. eol 5a 0. C. C. and BL Louis gen. 4s ....103 84 Chicago Terminal 4a Con. Tobacco 4s ..81 68 Colorado and Southern 191 Denver and Rio Grands 4s 102 Erie prior lien 4s 91 Erie general 4s 4s Ss .... .. . , and to B. . Galena Grand Central Ingot . . . Horn Silver . Little Bell .................. Fort Worth and Denver City 1st 111 110 Hocking Valley Louisville and Nash. unL 4s ....103 105 Manhattan con. gold 4s Mexican Central 4s 78 Mexlran Contra) 1st Inc 27 17 Mina, snd 8t. Louis 4s 102 Miss K. and Texas 4s 86 Miss Kan. and Texas 2nds National R. R. of M. eon. 4s .... 81 New York Central grn. ....100 135 N. J. Central general 6s 105 Northern Pacific 4s 74 Norihern Pacific 8s Norfolk and Western con. 4s ....100 103 Oregon Short Line and Par 102 Penn. Conv. 102 Reading General 4s BL Louis and I. Mountain con. 5a .115 St. Louis and San Francisco fg 4s 89 97 ht. Louis S'wcetcrn lsts 84 Seaboard Air Line 4s 96 Southern Pacific 4s 118 Southern Railway 6s Texas snd Psclflc lets 121 Toledo. 81. L. and West 4s 67 Union Pacific 4s 106 4s 3s !s E 3.80 Mammoth . May Day 1 tall a . . a. Uncle Sam Con. U. 8. Mining Co. Victoria . . Boston Con 1 hctoW- - Always Remember Alien Transfer 3 Trains Daily 3 Company. can cave Write ma 1.55 , Ontario Pctro R. Homestake . .... Sacramento Silver King Silver Shield 8. Swansea Star Con. . , .......i Sunshine . ...i Swansea al other Eastern points, via Phone 22. L. Mammoth Butler-Liber- Cheap Rates to St. Louis At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry . Daly-We- st Ws .07 421 25th St Building, Carpentering and Remodeling of Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Enquire of Ola Neleon, 649 19th street Telephone 829--y. .28 ... ..... WILL YOU Bld.l Asked. Tonopah . . ... Tonopah Bel. . Tonopah Mid. . Tonopah Kxten. Montana Ton. . J. 11. Tonopah MacNamara . . And no And no Interest? taxes? The owner pay tears and core tint-- to ur. tra land until It to fully raid lor? If So i-- Tr; 1st!:: Woill Comii.tnmci:: r.r.J drawing-roo- ts slccpir, cat, oicrv.vJon cirs. din tag czt, hc.'i: :wk:n; end library , wih rs tah and .jeer.-,Library; entire train electric ihU-d- , iii:v.:Js to Chicago without Duxct ccnnection for chjn;;.-- . j .r, Book-love- RHt,FadaEdM!Gi5eapolis . S a 2130 for 23 acre M?0 fsr 40 jeres. 11,220 for 9) MINING STOCK The Mori j Said piece cf tend wilt cost yen cs as re. Gringo & Kcrih-Weste- Ry.l m n 38 West Jccocl Pooth St., Atlas BidSalt Laka City, Utah. linnw -. V&XSQSHSSEaRa BimOiid Con., Bullion-Beck- bid 7.00; asked ality. TjOllS Have eight moveable joints and most beau-tifu- l dresses Rag dolls, representing Foxy Grind Pa, Yellow Kid, Policeman, and all nation' Speaking their own languages.. Knock about dolls they dont break. KID BODIED DOLLS 1, Chicago and SL UShis .2:40 $i 8L limited Nl. 11, Local from Park Cliy 7:09 9 to and Son Pete Valley Na 3, Pacific Expraaa from 12:5$ 9 to all points East Through sleeping cars to Ornate Chicago and BL Louia, New York illA Boston. Free reclining chair earn perfect dining car service on all TIME TABLE J. D. K. Cork Stuffed, no Sawdust to come out. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lak; R. R Lo Saute TstV" Depot Third, West and ts, UfilDN PAGIFIG AND For Prova EPART. LehL Fairfield Hid Mereor. eonnectinf t Nephl for Monti and Intermediate potato on 7:30 Ban pete Valley By.--- For ttorfiaU Meoch. Tore ola Stockton, Hau-utEaraka ana wlh . tor City (via Lesmina-- aO k Panciigera arc ba4t4 at main mtraaca of the Eapocitioa at a convenient hoar la the nerninir, than urine time aad rxprnie on arrival at SU Loaia, and avoiding the gnat crowd at the big Union Staiioa. ! MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE ltlvlrati& (ftiidr In Fair Jrre on niWicatiim. A. H MOSELST, Trevellng Paurnger Agat, Cgdsa, Utah. V ton cotniffJ ......... yiw a For Pi ova American Fork, LehL ana b. Mil Frieca Calientes and intermediate pointe 6:UJ Sard, ARRIVE. From Prova Am eru Fork, LehL Juab Milford, Frieca Calientes Bold, Mercur and Sere pste Voile) By. pointe- From surer City, Mam-toot- ' EXCURSION RATES. VIA UNI UN i AC1F1C. IQ p0 & IS 5:33 P a anil Intenredtete points From Prova Uhl, ffh Eareka Stocktoa -- mto and Beach DONT FAIL TO SEE THEM. Sait Lake Citfr . Can be dressed and undressed. They can sit down ntTUKN to DOLLS ThatTalK our All Languages. That Walk, Sleep oiStand. beautiful fine of .,. .3.15 6 Ob ited .... Na 4. Allantic Express,, all ....mT.99 9 at points East ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5. Pacific liail, 8alCLaka 11:45 A. to and all points East CXAXGZ CF CABS AND 229X1 003X80 A Most 2, Chicago, SL Louia a ia a m. FAIR ST. LOUIS t, See Na 9:80 lim- TO .8429 Washington Avenue. IPhone 6 Atlantia Mail ail points .7.45 . East Na 12, Salt Lake local H. Pattlsoih FISTAF OIE asked 14 Cerisa. bid 13 Century. Did 15. Con. Memir. bid 35; asked 42. Creole, asked 35. Dalv. hid 2.33: asked 2.45. bid 13.00; nsaed 13.75. Daly-Wes- E3 y 1-- bid 1.00. , , Na - LIQUOR'S1 WORLDS r !MtWE5TSN -- gait Lake City. O. B. GILSON- Agent Ogdso. R. O. W. TIME CARD IN EJTSCT. JUNE STH. 1901 DEPART DAILY. (Q. M. Leedom OgdoaUtah. HENRY, Ticket Agent 0dto aL A.A. BENTON, Oea ALPspJNpt WINES 0, Agnt A. 1L MOSELEY, YTav. Pass Agent ttrough trains - asked a A. HENRY, i'lckst Na rfsfrvaions, tnj full In-- rj furniarhin bj oHtt'nei from Cs A. WVli?rl General Amt, H atrv 1-- . Overland . TOKOPAH STOCKS. Effective Juno If, 1904. DEPART: Na 9 MaU and ExproM... 8:M aj Na 8 Orartond Untitod for Omaha, CoanoU Biaffs, Denver, Kansas City and ant dally $:09 a Na 4 Atlantia irrprasq fe, nm. Cooneil Denver, Bluffs, Kansas City and oil potato wt, T:M pm 1 a Psciflo Express from . . . Connell Bluffs, Omaha Denver, Kaas City and east daily 8: a Na 1 Overload Limited from Omaha, Coauctt "' Biaffs, Kansas City, Dare vsr ud all palate oast 59 dally B Na 191 Fait Hall 9:uo The Invest In a piece of unimproved Undl In Weber County f Adjoining Improved farmsf Half mile from R. R, Station f Right next to Irrigation Cenalf Providing you can buy on monthly payments? Say $10 or 916 or 920 par montht Or quarterly? Or annual payments. Goldfield B BAN FRANCISCO Double-Trac-k Rafixay tristes ths Ebsoaif Rirer aad Chka;s. The Only ... T1ME CARD. dgji..... . . ... . ........ Century Joe Bo'wers La Reine Dexter .... Little Chief Bullion B. T. . .... Bcollsh Chief M. Washington New- York Rich. Ana. . J etro . . ...... ...... Victor Con W abash . . ....... Yankee . . ........ Blocks. Block, Salt Lake City. ....... - you money. WARREN, OGDEN General C, F, Na 411 Dooley Agent, The official closing quotations for mining slocks today were aa follows: Address or Csti i Andm 24 conv. 4s Union rai-lfi116 Alta 6 115 B. B. and U. S. Steel 2nds 5s 95 Belcher 21 HUNTER & KENNEDY Caledonia 48 Walmah Isis 117 Bullion 22 19 14 Chnilar Con. Wahtab Deb. B. 67 Challenge Room 6, First National 3ank I C. C. and V. 188 Confident's 85 Wheeling ami lake Erie 4s .... 92 49 17 Wisconsin Central 4s Utah. Point Exchequer 3 Crown Ogden, j Budding, H. anil H. 100 C. F. and 1 85 G. and G. 26 Mexican 110 Justice 5 BALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. Occidental Con. 80 Ophir 220 i Potoal 20 j Overman 73 S. Belcher 4i Morning Call Furnished by Ogden Savage 34 ! 5.1 Brokerage Company. 370 Twenty-fift- h Sierra Nevada 54 StandardCon. 7 Union Street Phone 215, Ogden, Ut Utah Con. 17 1-- ST, Salt Lake City, At the Dances . w Daly-Jtulg- 38. Timothy Seed Prime. 2 70. Mess Pork per bbl 11.40095. lard per 100 lbs 7.02fl9V Short Ribs side (loose), 6.62' R. F. NESLEN, General Agen ni 1-- 2 1-- 8 94 46 One dines In the dining cars of this railroad feeling all the delight that accompanies e private dinner in an artistic home. ,.18:4$ aa 3-- 4 . . . 29 Edward Bok, editor of the Ladies Heme Journal, writing about thsm editorial, ly a few months ago, said: -- 4 1-- 2 ...115 ... ... prefc-re- d 36 76 You are served GOOD Dinners If you use the Burlington. pa Flaxseed Na 1 1.11V',. Na - Northwestern 1.1. 75. CARD. 5-- 11 ll032. 3032. 78. . n Alice, hid 35. Ajax, bid In; asked 18 Butler Liberal, bid 10 tarded by unseasonably mild weather and the interruption of another holiday, but as manufacturers extended operations confidence ia strengthened by the receipt of large contracts for future delivery and many inquiries that have promised fo mature In some-tldn- g more tangible. Postponed orders of all kinds are being placed, reports from every prominent industry that Idle mills are reopening and the 'number of operatives gradually increasing. Cotton spinning makes the slowest progress, but the statistical ptadtinns speedily Improve as stocks of goods diminish and the raw material arrive at a point at which the mills ran operMess Pork, per bbl. ate profitably. In other textile lines, footwear, and practically all brandies Jan. . 12.82112.61 112.82 of the Iron and steel industries, are May . 12.97',i jl2.77Vil12.97y gaining steadily. Some delay is noted In the movement of freight, while railroad I.ardp er 100 lbs. returns furnished thus far show a gain of 6.0 per cent, over last year's gross earnings. Foreign trade at this pont for the last week exceeds that of a year ago bv $2,432,364 In value of merchandise exports and $1,533,309 In Imports. Prices of wool are fully maintained at recent advances, eastern markets Cash quotat ions were aa follows: ruling quiet because of timid offerFlour Quiet and Steady. ings. rather than any slackening of demand. Woolen mills are actively enWheat No. 2 spring 1.0901.13. No. 3. 1.0201.10. gaged. the only cause of complaint beNo. 2 red 1.121.13 ing the price of raw material. Corn No. 2 52. Failures this week numbered 205 in the United States against No. I yellow 57. last year, and in Canada 39 compared with (hits No. 2 14 a No. 3 whits year ago. I mi THE OREGON SHORT LINE TIMe (Jana 19. 1904.) DEPART: Na T Butte sad Portland. .11:05 Na 9 Pocatello. Montpelier 1:11 ass, and Butts 7:15 p.m Na 11 Cache Valley Na 12 SaltLake andTlntlc - 19:45 are asked 10 Sacramento, bid 8 Na 9 Salt Imke and iatarmedlate potots Silver King, bid 52.99. 1:2$ aa. aaked 14. No. 9 Balt Lake, Provo, Silver Shield, bid 13 8. oati all potato Milford So. Swansea, bid 6; asked 8:99 sjs outs ..,,, asked 16. ., Star Con, bid 15 Na 19 Balt Lake aad interSwansea, bid 28; aaked 45. mediate potato f:S9 ton Tetro, bid 21; asked 22. 8:19 ana Na 4 T. Midway, bid S3; asked 29. ARRIVE: T. Extension, bid 1.75; avked 2.30. 1 Bait Lake 1:89 Na Tonnpah (common) bid 8.50; Na 9 Baits aad Pocatello 9.40. Express asked 25 U. 8. Con., bid 23 Na 11 BcitLake and Tintis p.at, V.- S. Miulng.bid 24.50; asked 25.12 Na 7 Salt Lake ami MilClub, asked 60. ... ford jlY.ZO mas Victor G. and S. M, bid 5 Na 8 fialt Lake aad tnter- - . 6. 8:00 am. aindtote points Na 9 Portland and Batts.. 7:09 am. Wabash, bid 50; asked 80. 37 Na 19 Butte end Pocnisiio 1:90 pa. Yankee, bid 37: asked 19:89 Na 18 Cube Valley Victoria, bid 2.10; asked 2.25. Trains south of Joab do mot G. Bon., bid 6; asked 9. Sundays. C. A, HENRY, Ticket Agent STOCKS. A. SALT LAKE MINING MOSELEY, Trev. Pass. Agent Ogden, Utah. The closing quotations and sales Dk B. BURLEY, O. P. 4 T. A, Sett Ink City were posted as follows: ...53 (. J.ouis and 8. V., pfd . M. Paul f SUGAR. 4 Prime mercantile paper 4 4 Pr rent. Sterling exchange firm: barkers bills 4.80350 4.8690 for demand; 4.8405 and 4.8410 for sixty day bills; posted rates 4.85 find commercial 8-- 8 2; 3-- 3j 5-- 8 3; . 1- -4 3-- 4 4; 7-- 8. 3-- New York, Nov. 2.V Moner on call 3 Strong per cent. Time loans firm; sixty days 81-- 2 per rent; 90 days 4; tlx months 4 per cent 7-- 8 1-- 8 2; New York. Nov. 23. Sugar: Raw, centmugal firm; fair refining 4 molaxxca sugar 4. 96 teat 4 Refined nominal; crushed 6.15; powlieved. ' dered 5.55; granulated 5.45. in After an irregular opening, prices COFFEE Steady; No. 7 lUo 8 a number of active issues, chiefly Amalgamated Copper, Sugar and Focina WOOL. Mail took a decided drop, the result, uwrket of manipulation. it seemed, St. Louis, Nov. 25. Wool nominal; Railroads were generally qubit, a numand western mediums 20021; territory in the ber of specialties participating fins medium 17018; fine 16017. improvement After some momenta of hesitation, the market held strong CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. throughout the afternoon. Little increase of business waa repented until Chicago, Nov. 25. Cattle Receipts the final hour, when western houses 8.006. Steady; good to prime steers the list general cams In and bought poor to medium 3.6006.80; The Steel issues end stocks in similar 6.0007.00; cows feeders 1.0004.10; companies, registered stockcrs andheifers independent 1.7506.00; esnners 1.8B04.2O; further gains and closing prices in this 1.8601.16; bulls 2.0004.20; calves 8.00 group were in many instances the best 08.60; western steers 3.5005.16. merked excepmeet The of the day. H0O9 Receipts 85,000. Sleadv to tion to the general rise waa Union weak; mixed and butchers 4.6S&4.75; ail under waa presmire Pacific, which oh olca heavy 4.7004.75; rough to good day and made a net fractional gain. heavy 4.4004.40; light 4.5004.65; bulk Transactions in the Steel shares, 4.6004.65b which made net gains of 1 8 and 4 SHEEP Reoeipta 12.000. Slievp and points for the common and prelambs steady; good to choice wether alaggregated ferred, respectively, 4.3505.00; fair to choice mixed 3.500 d of the day's total operar 4.10; waat era aheap 3.0005.00; native most tions. lambs 4.7604.00; western lambs 4.000 The Steel bonda led the femd mar-ke- 6.99. as several huge blocks changsd hands. The net advance was 3 4 per cent. OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Government bonds were unchanged lfir on calL Total salts aggregated, Omaha, Nov. 704,000. Actlv ataadr to atsong; native ataore 3.760136; sows and halfara 1.40 BRADSTREETS REPORT. 03.3U; real sows and halters 2.300 EGG; range eowv nd bailers 2.9001.60;-cannor- e to25. Brsdsixeote New York. Nov. U90&29 stackers and feeders morrow will say: S 4001.90; calves 3.090150; bulls and Cold weather Is needed to move retail Stags 1400181 stock of winter cloth tug, drygoods, HOGS Receipts ll.OOOi Shade lowfor which from Job- er; heavy 44604.55; mined 14504.50; host bers are not brisk. On the other hasd, light, 4.004444 pigs 4.800149; bulk trails la holiday goods baa begun well, 4.004.10, and In realizing in regard to most SHEEBSteeelpta 5,909. Steady; goods. The manufacturing Industry to western yearfincs 4J5019SJ wethers oven active fa most lines the country iMQLWi awes 3.3604.504 common mad Labor is heller em plowed than a swap SO0U&; tombs 10905.90. ego at this data. Holding by termer is credited with affecting collections KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. at several sosthere points, but aa a whols payments are better than a ftat a Ksbbsi to, Km 35. Cattle ago. ceipte 6,001 Native 13000.26; AQ the metals are strong and eopper, sad heifer 1.5005.00; native lead and tin show slight advances on UMfmre sad feeders 35004.10; bulla the week. calves 1.6609.00; western Business failures In the Unite States LV603J9; westers cows 1450 94004.761 steers for the week ending November 34 number 193, against 167 last year and 181 Hogs Renaipta 11.090. Steady to 5c In not bulk of sales 4.4004.70; heavy la Canada failures for the week num- lower; packers 4.650 4.75; pigs ber 81 as against 14 last week and 13 44604.77 3.7604.00. In this week a vear ago. Sheep Receipts 5,000. - Steady; mutWheat, Inducing flour, exports faj tons lamba 4.5006.00; 3.7505.25; 24 the week ending November aggrewethera 4.0005.75; ewes 2.500 gate, 1,324,666 bushels against 1,269,643 rang 4.21. lost week and 8,851,767 hit year. From July 1st to date the exporta CHICAGO FUTURES. aggregate 28,010,447 bushels against 68,282,795 last year. The Leading Futures Ranged aa DUNS WEEKLY REVIEW. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. aiKrmsifci iirrr 1-- No. 2 hard 1.10 1.080:1.12 1.12; No. 3 hard 1.0201.08; No. 1 northern 1.1601.20; No. 2 norihern 1.0901.13; No. 3 spring 1.0201.10. Rve-- No. c FtacsassaEzaa 1-- J-4- CLOSING NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS. CHICAGO CASH WHEAT. Chicago, Nov. red 1.14 11012'. ktca.ly 7-- 8. 4. 2 TRANiSPO RTATION. 2-- Vice-Preside- FOREIGN o-i- ia 1?01 XOVEMREK SATURDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, Qarteld 535 p Q ALL TRAINS CA.UI-riMii- v wniimxn Ba&M 1 between Salt 1 St. Louia snfl ratcra $4159 Berries aud s Modena 47. and return Chicago tar all lxmlag distrtfl SL aud via $47.59 return Louis Chicago and llevaaa SL Louis and return via Chicago 848.75 lontnera Utah Tickets limited to Dec. 16th. Transit City Ttefcat 08 limit 10 dars each direction. ;r Pullman ileopors threagh to St.Loala For particular- -. c without change, Tickets os sals Tuesdays sml FriteOUEE, Dtetrict Pnsr-- S days each week. Stop overs aliowtd. P A. & MOSELEY. Trav. Fash AgL E. W.G1LLETT, Ucn. CaUentM-c-inLectlon- -- 0 Short Clear aides I boxed). 6.75087. Whiskey basis of high wince, 1.24. Clover Contract gr.du, $12.25. Mechanical Dolls tint walk CSC lTj o The Flora-Dor- a Beautiful Doll , e' |