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Show r 0- HALL Ai - UOUSrSQ ,..105 14 Northern Pnrlflc 4s 74 Northern Pacific 3a 101 4 Norfolk 4 Western con. 4s Oregon Short Line 4s A Partlc. 85 74 4 . 87 Penn. conv. 3 EXITED RATES BXTOSHUtt 33 Reading Gen. 4s ' . a OGDEN. UTAH, St Louis 4 Iron Mt. con. 5a...4s 117 St Louis 4 San Francisco fg. 83 86 St Louis B'weatern let W Ssiboird Air LJna M 3'4 Southern Pacific 4i 117 Southern Railway 5s 117 4 7x&a A Pacific l4ta.e..i 2 Toledo, 8L U A Western 4s... 72 Pnlon Fartfie 4i.fiisMMI05 3- 15 , Union Pacific 4a 102 4 Union Pacific con. 4a 78 U. 8. Steel 2nd 5a lw 1st Wabash ; M$e-4M 7"4 wethers 3.2503.6O; Wahatth Deb. B common and sto kers 2.000 3.50; lambs 80 . 4a Erie 4 Wheeling -j 8 4.7505.75. Wisconsin Central 4a 73 laa A F. Colo. KANSAS CITY STOCK. Kansas City, Aug. Y. I'attlo Rare! lit a IS.Otni. Slow, steady; native SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. steers 4.OU0615; native cows and heifers 1 7505.15; stockers and feeder 2.50 Morning Call Furmsned by Ogdan 2.50 01.50; bulla 2.25r8.75; calves westBrokaraga Co, 370 25th St Phone 4.75; western ateera 175ft 5.75; 21 5t Ogsen, Utah. ern rows 1.75fi3-75- . HOGS Receipts 14.000. Market V Alice, bid 15: asked 50. lower; bulk 5.155.S6; heavy 6.10 asked 4. 5.20: packers 8.1005.25; pigs and lights Ajax, bid 3 aakfd 10. Ben Butler, bid 8 5.0005.30. Bullion-Berk- , bid 1.00. SHEEP1 Receipts 3.000. Steady; muttons 3.0004.85 ; lambs 4.0006.25: Carina, bid 8; asked 9. Century, bid 35. range wethers 3. Doff 4.75; ewes 3.00 Can. Mercur, bid 80; asked 34 3.75. Daly, asked 2.45. Daly-Wesbid 13.50; asked 14.00. CHICAGO CATTLE. bid 4.20; aeked 4.35. Judge, 8. Daly Cattle Receipt Chicago, Aug. Blue Bell, bid 55; naked and S.2S ateera Eagle 2.500; alow, good to prime 6.40; pour to medium 4.0005.00; 1.00. Galena, bid 2. stockers and feeders 2.0004.25; cows Grand Central, bid 1.00; asked 3.90. 1.5004.25; heifers 2.0006.25; rannera Horn Silver, bid 1.10. bulls 2 0004.00; western 1.5002.50: L. Mammoth, bid 9. ateera 3.500 4.76. naked 1 Little Chief, bid 1 HOGS Recalpta 17.000. Steady to 6e asked L bid M. 14; Wauhtngton, 5.3005.65; butchers higher; mixed and 1.40. bid Mammoth, good to choice heavy 6300.5.50; rough May Day, bid heavy 4.8005.25: light 6.300670; bulk Montana-Tunopah- , bid 2.38; asked 5.3005.35. SHEEP Receipts 15,000; sheep and 2.44. asked 4 New York, bid 3 lambs alow; good to choice wethers ltocco H asked 50. 3.7504.25; fair to rholis mixed 3.00 naked 1L Sacramento, bid 10 1.75; western sheep 66004.25; native Silver Klug, naked 50.00. Iambi 4.0006.75; western lambs 5.00 Silver Shield, bid 2; naked 3. 6.25. Star Con., bid 12 14; naked 16 Swansea, asked 46 CHICAGA PRODUCE CLOSE. asked 33 Tetro, bid 81 Chicago, Aug. 9. Close: Unrle Sam Con., bid 22 1032-8, ; 1017-8old Wheat Sept. United Slates Mining, bid 21.871-Dec. 101; May 1031-- 6 22.50. naked Corn August 62 fiept 631-- 2 Wabash, bid 1. Dec. 48 74; May 48 8. asked 36 Yankee, bid 24 Osta August 33 84; Dec. $4 May Utah National Bank. SUET 3-- WEDNESDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, OF THE WORLD EX- DAMAGED MINNESOTA-WEATH- ER Rmral Callings Seldom Heard of Ways are Pram "Freak" Tree to Butterfly Farm- - ing. Winning Ways Town dwellers are sometimea prone arc, as everybody knows, imported to look down upon their country cous- from France, but a considerable quanOne district In which ins as n rather sleepy lot; but many of tity are native them are very wideawake when It a business Is made of gathering them comes to money making. The annala only a however, of course, at the of rural InQiiatry abound with in- proper season is that overlooking stance of adaptability, enterprise, in- Salisbury 1laln, where from time imgenuity, and making the most of con- memorial there has been n special dition. All manner of curious and breed of dog for "pointing Ihe truffles. followed by These animals, In consequence of tbetr Interesting avocations country folk attest that they are keen highly developed sense of smell, can tu turn an tamest penny. indicate the places where the truffles Numbers of novel rural Industries lie. nnd the hunter, digging at the are in very few , hand Raising puts, unearths the unattractive lookfreak treea Is a case in point The ing but esteemed fungus. Shall we ever have a truffle form? curiosities, whlrh take many shapes some resembling uiusfcal instruMany costly attempts have been made ment aorta kieaclecks. gome foun- to subject the delicacy to regulsr tains. some balloons, and so on are culture; but nobody has ever succeed produced by training them from the ed In propagating It artificially. Tho stage when to (he uninitiated they thing, therefore, set-in-s In.posslLle, and re unidentifiable shoots, and to bring yet on the face of things it would them to perfection calls for great skill seem to be ns easy to cultivate as tbe and patience. Fruit bearing trees are mushroom. Certain it Is that tf anyoften operated on. It is, however, a body can discover the secret he will profitable industry, since s tree worth have in his hands a rural Industry only n trifle can by careful training whlrh fan hardly foil to bring him lone be made to fetch ten pound fame and fortune. Casael note, and in exceptional case considerably more. Deer fanning Is another restricted Industry of the same class. It Is, on the most novel lines by a certain rural butcher, who has given It special attention, lje undertakes to catch deer In any park, public or private, and to dispuse of them In New York Ward Trickster Is Close Friend of Democratic Candidate. any way the owner may wish. Sometime a landowner wants merely a New York, Aug. 9. Leading Demootnt or two of veniaon, and not a whole carcass, from his own park. In crats see in tbe fact that William F. that case the butcher catches a deer, Sheehan la to be in active charge fattens it In his own paddock If neces- of the campaign evidence that Judge sary, kills It, and delivers the prime Parker will be at all times in close ruts to the breeder, subsequently dis- touch with every Important feature of posing of tbe rest of the caress In the canvas Mr. Sheehan la the close the usual way of business. Or, If a personal and political friend of the landed proprietor wishes to nil amnll Democratic candidate, and It waa to herds of live kid the deer fanner la him that the now famous telegram open to buy them, because he knows Aout the gold standard waa sent. At he can sell them for stocking Mr. tha time of tbe meeting of the national committee many eastern Democrats Newly Richs park. Thera are not many people, again, wanted Senator Gorman for chairman, In tha curiona Industry of butterfly but it Is now claimed that the same raising, which Is carried on more ex- practical result has been accomplished tensively than anywhere eln In Eng- by selection of the latter as chairman land Tk the neighborhood of Scarbor- of the executive committee nnd in ough, where there la a veritable but- placing the management of the camterfly farm. The market for this paign in his hands. live stock la a good deal larger queer BALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. than many people would Imagine. Numbers of the butterflies, well aa EXCURSION NORTH moths, from the farms are, a dealer TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1STH, recently told the writer, used for mak"unusual pictures that i for The dosing quotations and nalaa ing The Oregon Short Line will ran the framing for wall decoration and for wars posted aa follows: this purpose they fetch very good last excursion thla summer to northThe wild specimens cannot ern points on above date. Ask agents Anked. price Bid. compare with those raised artificially, for particulars. because they are always damaged more or less by the net in which they are caught. Whilo, moreover,- - bee keeping is fairly common throughout rural England though, by some strange law. It la more general about certain town aa Northampton, than In many agricultural districts with an inexhaustible wealth of blossom only a few men lay themselves out to breed queen been, which are, of course, the moat valuable members of the colonies. The average man would look a good many times at 00 pound or even 50 pounds r times at 100 pounds before he would give It for a queen bee. Where la the money "in it? And yet queen bees have realised aa much as 50 2373 Washington Ave. pounds and 100 pounds apiece. The culture of these superior Insects' la I Swansea ,. .. not, however, particularly difflcqlt. It 40 48 .. T Utah . , Is chiefly through the effect of a cer52 Uncle flam Con tain food n natural secretion, pro23.50 21.00 United Stales duced In the hive Itself that larva 60 Victoria .. 1.10 becomes a queen instead of a worker. So Boston Con . . 6.00 Goldfish culture la not as small an 10 8 Butler Liberal Industry as any of the foregoing; but 25 it Is nearly. If not. quit' confined to Century .. .. 5 Heck Tunnel parts of Surrey. Leech forming, ton, Invest In a 1 1 Little Chief . plans of unimproved land? used to be carried on rather largely In Webar County f M. Washington 1 a a not many miles from London, and, Adjoining Improved format 8 4 New York though it has become almost extinct, Half mile from R. R. Station? 81 82 Tatra .. It seems likely to revive. For the e 1 Right next to Irrigation Canal? familiar object of tbe Wabash . chem83 Yankee .. ists shop appears to be coming into Providing you can buy on monthly favor again, doctors having discov- payments? Say S10 or $18 or $20 per month? ered that (her may be virtues in the Or quarterly? SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCK& lively leech. Or annual payments?. Resides such little known rural in'' And no Interest? Tha official rlostng quotations for dustries as these, there are many othno taxeaT And follows: mining stor ks today ware ers which, while almost equally .out Tha owner to pay taxes and com of the way, are of much greater ImAlts 5 Andes 17 to uaa the land until It la fully tinue tn portance economy. Belcher 12 Best A Belcher 68 countryside fort . paid In Arcndin supplement Many dwellers Bullion 25 Caledonia 37 their Incomes by looking after young Challenge Con. 17 Chollar 13 Con. Cala. A Va. 11 foxes. These animas are. of course, Confidence 60 Con. Imperial 1 Crown Point 10 becoming scarce; Indeed, of late yean mnnv have been imported', o they Gould A Currie 18 Exechequer 55 wouid now be hard to And In some Hale A Nor cross 67 Justice 8 Mexican 79 Occidental Con. 81 parls of the country. So hunts have had to depend largely on alien ImmiOverman I Ophlr 230 Said place of land will coat yeu $20 grants, and they have sometimes got Pot 01 13 Ravage 21 more than they bargained for. one con par aero. Rlerra Nevada 20 flag Belcher 2 $400 for 20 aero Union Con. 23 stgnment. for Instanca, Including n Stiver Hill 52 $800 for 40 lero Yolow Jacket 18 young wolf! A pen of foxes, however, Utah Con. 8 is nut Infrequently to he found nt the $1,200 for i) acre bark of the rural rnttage. N1 long ago TONOPAH STOCKS. the writer saw one. the occupants of ddrtss or Call on whlrh were ainler the maternal charge of a cat, which waa tending them with the greatest rare and devotion. & KENNEDY Truffle hunting is another little known rural industry that must be Room 6, First National Bank considered of some Importance. MohL Ogden,' Utah, of tho truffles used In this country Building, Cold Movement The tartore New York. August which depreweil stock yesterday were till in fore today and were effective stock exduring the early part of the did not prebut eemlnn they change vent an effective rally In the latter talpart of the day. An element in the cover profesto by was the buying ly sional who were disappointed that the In the outlook ha elementa adverae not induced other than ihemaclvtw to Also tha buying to' supell stock port Ihe market waa attrlhuied to and powerful nourrea, bad tha effect of discouraging prtff1-elonattack upon price The buying in Southern Pacific waa deemed eepecl-all- y Impoalng and thla stock led the rally aa it did yealerday. The approach of tha hour of adjournment of tha wheat market waa tha period of mutt effective recovery In Mock Indicating (ha feeling of relief at the removal of that Immediate factor of dieturbanc There seemed to be favorable comlu-elou-a drawn also from tho relatively late violent movement In the pi ka of wheat than yeaterday. although It waa clear that tho paloa of wheat waa g by aoma very heavy profU-Uk-inInduced by the degre of confirmation of damage report contained in tha weekly bulletin of tha weather bureau. Tha bureau reported Indication! that tha apiing wheat crop had been greatly Tha damaged except In Minnesota. weather news of the day continued unfavorable to spring wheat and waa alao again cotton, with aoma effect on tha price of that staple la splta of the high condition of tha crop aa a margin Corn did not agntnat deterioration. escape tha prevailing deductions from the weather conditions and waa manifestly buoyed by sympathy with the whaat market. Tha weather bureau bulletia coven the period of auppueed damage to spring wheat mors accurately than will the government's monthly report to bo published tomorrow which covers tha condition on August 1st. Tha monthly report, however, la greatly relied upon an a better digested and more settled view of tho crop altualftm, so that aoma stock operations are supposed to still wait on it The alleged cut In the price of steel billets and the probable consequence to tha continuance of ihe pools continued under active discuilon nnd Induced Ihe curly decline Is United Stalee Steel preferred. The episode la under suspicion of g speculative motive nnd the personalities associated with It made tha professional element wary of It, mindful f some severe experiences of tha past United States Steel preferred. In fact, turned strong In tha lata dealings and one of (ho leaders of tha recover. Metropolitan Street Hallway waa the moat active stork on tho list and its ueceaalva flights to higher price levels were regarded aa corroborative of the persistent rumors of an amalgamation alth the Inlerboroubh Rapid Transit. The rise in the alork, which extended to four points, waa a auatainlng InfJu-to- rs on tho whole lint. Renewed disquiet abroad over International poll-li- ra helped to unaettle tha money market and a further advance In atcrllnf exchange made a gold wvuapnt to London practically certain. It la un leratood that aoma $3,000,000 additional gold coin will also go toVuha during tha wank. Sentiment waa undisturbed by these prospneta and the narked closed very steady and practically at the top level. 9. ad . WATCH . IT WARD s TREND. 1- 3-- SUCCESS MARKET 236S WASHINGTON AVE. "Live and let Live Is our motto. We do not prowl to ll you Mmething for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. We endeavor to pleas vry-bod- y who patronizes the UCCE88 MARKET. ........ O FRONK o o o & 7-- 3-- 1-- 381-4- . Oct Pork Sept. 12.1712012.40; 12.45; Jan. 13.80. Out. 645; Jan. Lard Sept 6.771-- u 2; 6.07 Oct Riba Sept 165; 6.721-3- Jan. 7.60; . Rye-- 48 3. Flax 124 Timothy 3.001 Clover 11.60. llarley 17053. Cash whaat: No. 2 new No. 2 red new, 1000103; No. 2 hard 1000103; Na $ hard 88010114; No. 1 northern 110; No. I northern 110; No. I spring 850105. 1-- 6 1021-2010- 4; ALBERT F. 5Ah Tho leading futures ranged aa Article Wheat, No. Sept., old Sept, naw , Deo ,, , May High. Low. 1.84 1.82 1.00 .. Corn, No. Aug M Oat. if 5271 53$4 55 61 Sept Den wane 63 , No. Sept 61541 1454 46ll Deo 0 May at a as a S4i Mesa Pork, per nhl. 113.46 12.67 Sept Oct laird, per Sept Close 1.83 1.0174 Ltwjiioo 1.01 1.84 1.0074 1.8254 ... .. .. fed- - 13 14 16 I 62 53 49 83 34 86 WILL YOU 12.37ftM.40 12.46 12.45 100 lbs 0.85 $.754 6.77', I j 6.92l 6.85 100 Ilia. Oct Mlmrt Rib 6.85 7.75 I 7.85 I 7.85 1.70 7.60 I 7.60 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, Arm; No. 2 spring wheat. 1.05 1.07; Na 3 8501.65; No. Z rsd 1.02 Sept I . Oct corn 8 Articles. Flour, bhls Wheat, hu old-tim- 655k: Corn, bu Receipts Shipments .... .. 137.1)1)1) m ..271.000 a Data bu . ..630.100 .. Rye, hu . Barley, bu 21,500 8.000 2.200 .. at 'Phone 150. 14.K00 74.400 8.11.300 311,600 2,000 If On the produce exchange today, the butter market was steady; creamery New York. Ang. 8. A 11 grades redairy 12015; eggs steady, 12 fined sugar havs advanced 5 cents per 13016;cheese steady 16; hundred. REGULAR CALL SALES. Ajax. 200 at 4; 1.000 at YORK BONDS. NEW. LEAD AND COPPER, 1.000 Carls. t.00 at 8; 1,000 at xt 1,000 at 8 U. fl. refunding 104 5 8 2, registered... New York, Aug. 9. Irad and copper U. S. Daly. 100 at 2.25. 104 refunding 3s. coupon e, 40 at 4.22; 25 at 4.25. quiet, unchanged. U. S. 8s registered 104 30 at 1650. seller 6. 20 V. S. 3s, coupon 105 WOOL BETTER. at 13.50: seller 10; 20 at 1670; 10 at U. R- - new 4s. registered m 13.55. seller 10; 50 at 13.76 U. S. new 4s, coupon 131 St. Louis, Aug. 9. Wool better: ter- U. R. old Sacramento. 500 at. 11; 2.000 at 11. 4s, registered list 4 New York Bonanza 1,500 at ritory and western medium 20022; U. 8. old 4. coupon 106 lino medium 16018; fine 15016. U00 at 4. at Atchison general 4s 103 Atohlon 2 4s 93 adjustment MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Heat Irlliis Biwk Iw tha World. 99 8 New York. Aug. 8. Money on call Atlantic Coast JJne 4s Thw Bible Is the beat selllug book In Bsltlmore A Ohio s 103 very '. 7401 per cent Baltimore A Ohio 3 94 the world. It leads, and by a long Time lean a easy and dull; aixty and Central of Georgia as HO all ether pubUcniiuus la copies 2 ninety days per rent; six month, Central of Georgia 1st Inc 83 11-- 2 per cent purchased tn tlie ordinary channels of A 4 Ohio 106 trade without regard to what may be Prime mercantile paper 4041-- 2 per Chesapeake 78 Chicago A Alton 3 sailed tbe official distribution. cent Chicago, B. A new 4s... 97 Sterling exhuge paper 4041-- per Chics go, M. A Quincy Every bookstore which undertakes St. Psul gen. 4s. .109 1 3 cent to carry a full Sue of stork soils the Chicago A Northwestern con. 7128 4 Sterling exchange steady; bankers Bible. Imnl Important corporations I. A Fail fie col. 4s. 71 bill 4.6825 for demand and 4.8535 for Chicago, R. confine theiuKlvee to the manufacture Chicago, R. L A Pacific col. 5s. 82 4.86 sixty day bills; pouted rates and C. C. C. A St. LouU gen. 4s.... 101 7- -2 nod ail of Bible and other find In 4 88 commercial bills 4.851-73 Jrj Chicago Terminal 4s tbe IMMe their trading feature. Of no Bar silver 58 14. Consolidated Tobacco 4s 64 4 ether beak can this be nU. Sproking Mexican dollars 45 Colorado A Southern 4s 83 some time ago of the insatiable deDenver A Kio Grande 4a 100 4 mand tor the BtMe as an article of OMAHA STOCK. Erie prior lien 4s 99 Omaha Aug. 9. Cattle Receipts meerhandlm. an officer of the MVUio- Erie General Is 85 209. Steady; native steers 4.0005.83; diet Beak Cancer said: "Lie all pub- Ft. A Denver City 1st... 103 2 Worth cowa and hclfers 2.7304.25: western llshera W havr to keep watch of the 4 Jrti steers 2.75$, .60; range cowa and heif- Hoiking Valley ml of bail ta geneniL even the moot A Nash. Unified 4..101 ers 2. 23$ 3.30: tanners 1.2302 25; Manhattan con. 4s poputa eo as net to got overstocked. 10$ sK-krand feeders 2.5003.83; calves Mexiran Central gold 4s 2 But this never ocvnrs ta pctottug tint 2.500 3.00; bulls and maes 2.00$ 4 50. Mexican Central 1st Inn 14 BIM We ist kvep41ie preseas stesil-U- y HOGS Receipts lO.JMi; generally Minn. A Rt. louts 4s M st work, end tr wtoimMn to find 5 lower;, heavy 4.956iv; mixed 5.05 Missouri. Kanvi A Texas 4s that we hare to.' GO or ac.tMl copies lirht O50f5.2O; pigs 4.5U05.OU; Missouri. Kansas A Texas 2nds. 79 3.4 g on haml ft gives us no nnesstnaM. We ; bulk 5to0i;6lO. National R. R. of Mexico con. 4s 76 fiheep Reen!,.u 3.000. Weak to 10e New York Centrl art aura to acglthtwi. and we go 100 gn. 3 lower; western yearlings 3.4"ii4.20; New Jersey (Vr.irai pen. 5s....i:i straight Century. 3. So HUNrER I a a 3S WANTED ui east, daily Na 1. Overland Limited from Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansu City, Denver and nil points east, daily .... Na Fast 101 1.000 MEN I 3:48 19 Mall ,pj ML A. HENRY, ' Ticket Ageul. Ogden, tJtak A. & MOSELEY. Trav. Pam. Agent i ( u, 3:10 " yr D. W. CATTS Proprietor. 8HORT LiKl TOO THE OREGON CARD. r A TIME TABLE ' L.i 19. 19044 (June DEPART: Na 7 Butte and Portland.. 16 WJi Na 8 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte 7:15 11 Cache Valley Na San Pedro, Los Angeles and Na 12 SaltLake andTlntlc 18:45 as No. 8 Salt Lake and interSalt Lake R. R. Co. 1:21 mediate points Prov 2 Salt Lak Depot Third, West and South TempM Na Salt Lake St, City EPART. For Provo, LeM, Fairfield and Mereor. connecting at Nephl for Mutl and Intermediate points om Sanpete Valley By.... FOr Garfield Beach, Too el Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and war City (via Leamington cut-ofFor Provo, American Forth Lthl, Juab, Milford, Frisco, Csllentes aad tatermedlats points ARRIVE. American From Prov Folk, LebL Jub. Milford, Frieca Callente and Intermediate points From Provo, Lehl, Fal field, Mercur and Sea-pet- e Veiled Ry- - potato. From Silver City, Mane-motEorek Stockton, fi Milford nun Na all and Lake mediate points 18-- Salt Na 4 7:30 am 8:00 a u 6.05 p m 9.35 jm r'nto ud Garfield 5:35pm ALL TRAINS DAILY. SOX TeL 250. For particular, call cm or addt or J. SaH Lake Rout MOORE, District Passenger Agent Vf. fJL 3:10 - 8:18 8 ARRIVE: Trav. Pas Agmt Ogden, CtM D. E. BURLEY, G. P. AT.JU085 Salt Inks Cheap Rates to St. Louis polit' vta , Mata Street agent E. ud later- 1 Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lak Milford, Direct stage Modena and Callente cuncectloes for ell raining districts la nnd other Eastern southern Utah and Nevada City Ticket Offle points 3:30 8 Salt Lake 8 Butte nnd Pocatello Express II Sr.'.tLeke ud Tlntle 1:51 8 Na 7. Balt Lake end Mil-ford Na 8 Salt Lake and Inter- mediate points Butte.. 7:88-- a Na 3 Portland nndPocatello 8:00 8 end Butte 10 Na W:88 an. No. 12 Cache Valley Trains south of lush do not m Na Na 35 n m I G1LLC1T, Gen. Pass. Ag 8; Daily-- 3Trainsmoney. Writs a 3 We can save yon C. F. WARREN. Daly-Judg- 1- General Agent, No. 4il Doo.ey Salt Lake City. Go to St. Louis Through Cool Canons Daly-Wes- 4 4; ARRIVE. 3 Pacific Express from Council Bluff Omaha Denver, Kansu City 4a 1 5-- 8 3 CARD. Effective June 19, 1804. DEPART: Na 6 Mail and Express.. . 1:28 a No. 2 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluff Denver, Kansas City and 2:58 pm east dally Na 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluff Kansan City and nil points east, dally LHfo To unload achoonera at tha Salt Lake Beer halt. It la tha placa to get the loqgeat an! tallest, the biggest and coldest schooner of beer In town for five cent Choicest whiskies brandies nnd wine Finest and all klnda of soft drink line of cigars In town. Call In every, body m you pass by and sample our good Corner 25th and Lincoln avenn RICHEY, CHICAGO FUTURES BIM Phone 227 Y. 3; 5--8; TIME Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST "OUR no compound or LEADER, EASTERN LARD mixed with 16 Ask your GROCER for It 1 bacon .. N .15 Phone orders given special attention. 1- -6 708. If OGDEN THE FRIEND 3-- SUGAR ADVANCE. r Company. 421 25th St. SHEEHANS 3-- 4; rye 72; good feeding barley 29037: fair to choice mail ing 45050; Na 1 flax seed 1.17; Na 1 northwestern 624: prim timothy need 680; mess pork WHEAT SOAR3. par bbL 12.S7y.04O: lard, per 100 lbs .6740670; short riba sides, (loose), Kew York, Aug. 8. The public came 7.66065; dry salted shoulders (boxed), Into the wheal market today with Mg none; short elear sides (boxed I, 8.00 orders, and prtrea snared to $1.07 (tor 25; whiskey, basis of high wines, 1.2X. above the previous Clover, contract grade, $11.50. Kept ember, or 1 high record of two cants over night. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. RAW SUGAR. 3-- Remember 'Phone 22. Laundry. 1-- 6 7-- 8; Jc ' ' Always Ogden Steam Allen Transfer 1-- 8: ment occurred today un Ihe grain here, New York, Aug. 9. Sugar: Raw strong: fair leflnlng IM: centrifugal 8 test 4 molasses sugar S Refined Arm; (Tushcd 5.80; powdered 1.36: granulated 5.15. Codes steady; Kol 7 Rio 7 IS t, M wheat prices in America no excite- N Catch a Train in a Hurry 2. Na 8 yellow London, Aug. Though operators 56: Na 2 osta 32032: Na 2 white gre closely watching the upward trend 14035; Na 8 white 33ft0S4L4: Na 2 ii laundry dnll finish, smooth Allah or some other finish? . Vl give yon just what yon want; do the work a little better them the other lauaderors do 16 Try na and SEE. 7-- 8; 01.04; Na 8. i At the Dances At the Theaters, or Wlaalng friends and every day. Do you like year 3-- 3-- 4 United Stetee Steel Strong at Cleee on Metropolitan Most ActiveCer-taiList Always on Time Our Laundry 2 AGAINST COTTON. tha 10, 190f. AUGUST 3-- MARKETS SPRING WHEAT IN CEPT EXAMINES, 4; 3-- ! 8-- 8 7-- 8 3s If yon plan to travel this summer on either business or pleasure,I let me save you the trouble of looking up rates end route 3-- 3-- 3-- ! 4 R. aa East Na 12, Salt Lake local.... Louis U'J. jNa 6 Chicago, St. f u to Chicago and the EaA over the only doublc-tnrailway ketween the Missouri River and Chicago. Excellent service hi every particular. One of these trains, the Overland United, in the most luxurious train In the world. Electric - lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha rii T-"Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis. uk If you lave not 3-- 2 drop me I to call, just a postal card. I will answer Immediately. ; l-- 3 s 1- -; 1 i-- ahead-priming.- - North-Weste- R. F. NESLEN, General Agen6 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, Ticket Offle . SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. t i!t W. TIME CARDIN JUNE STH. 1904. DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic MaU all FJtt7.4S have a list of ell the railroad stations In the United State with the exact time trains arrive there, and depart If you will let me know where you wish to go, I will give you detailed information which will coot you nothing aad which may he relied upon absolutely accurate. 6 3-- 4. CL rn Ticket, reservations and fall information canCe obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, rn Chicago & JO fmth Mata Stmt, Invi.i Sett Lak City, Utah. j I Rerih-Weste- Ry, Vi Atlutie Expres Na 4, Na ARRIVE DAILY. MalL Salt Pacific 5, wwlnta . East J and all potats Na L Chicago ud St limited. f Na 6 Pacific Express - 11 m points Eastv Through Sleeping CEr?. Er Chicago 0&' Boston. C. A. HENRY, TlcketAr car perfect dining V& through train Gen. Aft pgr. L A. BENTON. gait Lak City, Agent OfM a B. GILSON. - |