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Show MOUSING EXAMINED; Utah National Bank WALL STREET W UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. MARKETS OF UTAH. OGDEN, IKE WORLD John E. Dooly Horace E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag Vira-Pre- s Cashier domestic and Sells FOREIGN drafts an all points. HAD LEDERRS ACTION IN TENDENCY TO LESSEN ACTIVITY. Inattention to Cold Weather Reporta In Grain Show Confidence Crop. InNew York, OcL 6. With price Paclined to react for 8t. Paul, Union cific and United State Bieel preferred aimllar on tbs Stock Exchange and a Socuri-ties ten done manifest in Northern oo the curb, the stock market was denrirod of the principal inceotieea to the epectitarlve excitement of the inday of thla week and lapsed to condition by comparieon of decided quietude. The result waa to lessen the activity of the Trading to a mark-a ed ament Thla result, following tall in prices, waa taken to be a techand of firmness nical Indication euwngth and eentiment toward the continued to I governed accordingly until the break at the lest Rumors then became current of a ahift to the abort aide for a bear ramimlgn of important operators who have led the advance. The principal activity ahifled to new quarters, and In these prtose advances. The new points of strength developed after the reaction bad been fairly gaoeraL Amalgamated Copper wee the pra-vto- na t imi ? i : ; ;i was first point la which strength shown. The buying of ihls stock was baaed upon the reports from the copa lively deper trade, which showeddomestic conmand for foreign and sumption, which waa carrying prices to a higher level. The day's market did not follow any new developments beyond the growing disposition shown by ell public discussion to assume an attitude of warning toward the danger of excess in the lias of prices and the commitments to the market on borrowed money baaed on the plethora which had obtained in ' the money market i . H; i i ? (H i I4 The Inattention to the cold weather reports shows the growth at a confidence that the grain crape ere practically mads. Advices from tbs iron and steel trade were of a pause la the demand for Iron and a still moderate demand for forma of steeL Tha failure to declare the dividend on the eteel ' foundries preferred stock and the reported fl0.0U0.0M issue of the bond of tha Republic Iron end Steel company ' were influences on the iron and steel groups. The weakness of the lead and smelting stocks waa due to the reported abandonment for the present of the attempted lead merger. The weak and active closing showed that the strong features of the day proved too mild a stimulant for the market In Ita present habit of Indulgence, and there was Utile left to the gains Bonds were steady. Total sales, per value, IS.945A00. United States old 4a declined 1-- 1 cent on call. per REVIEW OF IRON MARKET. The Iron Cleveland, Ohio, OcL Trade Review in its weekly review of the iron market say a: Gauged by pig iron alone, the Iron market Improvement has made further progress Not as merited betterment is discernible la finished material demand but developments there are encouraging, with prospects that the larger ecale of mill operation will Iasi well toward the end of the year. It need hardly be uid that the railroads will be the deciding factor in the Iron market of the next three months The more active market for foundry iron that was a feature of the last ten days of September Is etlll noteworthy, and reports from ell aec-- r tions now agree aa to thla, as they did ' not ten days ago. Foundries are findan increasing demand for their ing products not a marked Increase, but ' enough to beget reafidenre, and to lead to buying. The number of and tba good aggregate tonnage they represent for pig iron to ba delivered in tbe first quarter of 1900 Indicates n growing deatra to take of present low prices; it is an Indication also that maay foundries are provided with Iron for the balance of the year. Prices ehow more firmness and in the case of northern furnaces there has been n general coming np from the minimum of SL1.GG for No. 2 foun13 dry to 911.7B, while $11.86 end ere now commonly held. The south-er- a furnaces ere increasing production slightly and at the same time pn cutting down sUyfvi somewhat t..t uao Birmingham may be considered more thoroughly established then nt nny lime thia year. The altuailon apart from pig iron la better in a number of lines. Indications point to a heavier shipment of Lake Superior (his year than baa been counted on at any time by authorities in tbnt trade. It seems cep tala that the eteel corporation will continue Its policy of carrying n good In nservo on Lake Erie dorks end furnace yards. The September movement on the lakes exceeded that of September. 1903, by over one million tone and if only the October and November movement of last year ere duplicated this season the total will be close to 18.500,000 tons as against predictions early In tha yesr of tons. In addition to the steel corporation's activity la ore shipment bare not been directed to its greatly enlarged coke productions wrlch has acsuggested the possibility of a coke cumulation such as was maintained nnder the old Carnegie regime. i i : NONET. N DE TIME ON PAYS INTEREST POSITS. Wef-yer- n teat 4 molasses sugar 2 Refined quiet ; rnudied 515; powder2. 8: ed 5.15; granulated 6.05 Coffee steady; No. 7 Rio 8 ... 66 Smeller, common ...lv6 Smelter, preferred ... 9w Baltimore and Ohio .... 58 Brooklyn ....131 tanaiiiuj) Pacific Metropolitan Traction ... . ....119 ... 44 Chesapeake eud hio Rio Grande, preferred ... ... 81 ..210 Consolidated Gas .,.102 People's Gas Erie ..... ... ... ... .... . . . 33 ,...142 Illinois Central ...154 Manhattan .. 50 Kansas and Texas ...127 laoulsvllle and Nashville ... 9! Missouri Pacific New York IVnlral ... . . . . 128 Norfolk and Western ... . . . 1 ... ... 34 Ontario sort Pennsylvania Railway .. .. ...132 Beading ... ... ... ... ... ... 70 Hock Island, common .... ... 28 Southern Pacific, common ... 68 Southern Railway, common .. 22 St. Louis and S. W. pld ... ... 48 2. WOOL 8L Louis, Oct. 6. Wool steady; territory end western mediiir.s 21622; fine mediums 17618; fine 15618. raul. Sugar ..... ... ... ... .... .. . Texas ... St. .. -- Con. Mercur. bid 35; aked 29 12. ( reole, naked 35. laly, bid 2.07; asked 214. 18 Laly West, bid 13.4U. asked 14.25. i'gly-Judg4.50, 74 bid 4.2; 34 tattle and Blue Bell, bid 50. tandf Grand Central, bid 3 50; asked 4.25. Invest In a piece of unimproved Weber In County! 1.75. 34 Horn Silver, bid 1.25: asked Adjoining improved forma! Jun Butler Tonopah, aked 80. Half mils from R. R. Station f 1 I 11-8asked Lit le Chief, bid next ta Irrigation Canal! Right 34 M. Washington, bid you can buy on monthly Providing 38 McNamara, bid 3'; asked 57 payments! Mammoth, bid 1.75: asked 199. Say 610 or $19 ar 920 par month! May Day. bid 13 3 4; asked 14. Or quarterly! 1 4 bid 1 72: I'ki'l 195. il Or annual payments!. 2 SL X,w York, bid 2; And ne Interest! Ontario, bid 3.85: asked 4.50. And no taxes! 12 asked 12 bid Sacramento, Tha owner to pay taxes and earn h'ilver King, bid 49.t0. tinuo to use the land until It la fiiliy Silver Shield, bid 3 1 2; asked S. paid for! Swansea, bid 3; asked 3. 14 btar Con., bid 14; akrd Sunshine, asked 2. i'wansea, bid 20. 1 2 bid 5o; asked 60. ...165 leiro. Ilid 25; asked 27. ...131 T Midway, asked 42. Said place a! land will seat you 920 33 (common), bid 7.25? nak- pa. aero. ... 48 12 ed.Tonopah 5.50. $400 for E0 acres. . . .102 5 8 asked 24. U. 8. Con., bid 23 9800 for 40 versa. 17 7 8 22.00. a.ked 25: 21 U. 8. Mining. Idd 91(200 for S) aerea, 16 12 L Victor ti. and 8. M., bid ... 91 7 6 Yankee, asked 35. 2 ; 4 3-- 8 ... 4 3-- 1- 2 l-- Re-reip- 3-- -2 1- -2 1- -2 7-- 1- -2 1- -2 12.-00- l-- 5-- 1-- 697 iSot bound form for reforeaca. Tha with shown la detail, Showing relative military aadnaral raooureao ol strength and .financial Husain and Japan. w Copy mailed to any tHwa to, cent, ten (19) of eeipt Agent C. A M. W. l&th Main St, Wt Uka Utah. City. &f0 Before yon atart call aS y .dducss or CaQ on unratis-f- a LLaLti the SUCCESS MARKET : 1366 WASHINGTON 161R Mealy Hosts, Opp. Depot. Phone A largo Aisortmoni of Law Raja and Raliabla latormatloa conaUata on band. Guaranteed by tba American Ticket rakato AaFS, THE OREGON SHORT LINE (Jana It. 1904. DEPART; No. T Butts and Portland.. 12:06 aja. No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butts AVE. No. 11 Cache Valley ; JT No. 12 BaliLak and Tin tie 10:45 a Na 6 Salt Lake and Inter modlnt points 7:15 No. X Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all points south ..... Na 19 Balt Lake and totem mad lata points MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Real Estate and Chattel Loan BROKERAGE CD. 29-- 4 Eeeias Bldg. WESTERN 5 - and Seretce quick, confldontlal private. No commission. Thona llt--i Na 6 ARRIVE: Na 1 Salt Lake The LILLIE BRAND LARD not mads by a TRUST "OUR no compound ae LEADER, EASTERN LARD mixed with IL Ask your GROCER for It 1 Ne. 1 bacon paiaalis IS Phans ardors given apodal attention. Na 9 Butt ALBERT r. to Chicago anJ tha EaA over the only double-trarailway between I the Missouri River nd Chicago. Ex- ceileiit service In every particular. One of these trains, the Overland I Limited, is tha most luxurious tram I In tha world. Electric lighted I throughout Direct connections at Omaha via rn Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis. RICHEY. ck BUM Phene 227 Y, UNDERTAKER 0 In. 'Phone 150. SAN FRANCISCO North-Weste- BED BUG POISON Ola 545 Nalaon. 19th Telephone 29 y. Tha official cloaiag quotations for stocks today wen aa followa; mining Barley 36052. '1 Con. 78 Alphha 17 245 Altm Ophlr CASH WHEAT. Overman 21 Balchar 33 A Belcher 12911X001 19 Beat Chicago. Oct 6. Cash wheat.: No. 2 Bullion 29 Savage 34 red 1160116; No. 3 red 1100114; No. Caledonia 59 Nevada 49 Sierra 2 hard 1100112: No. 3 hard 1020110; Coo. 28 Silver Hill 63 Challenge No. 1 northern 1170118; No. 2 northUnion Con. 47 Chollar- 21 ern 1130116; No. J spring 1030113. Vtah Con. 13 Confidence 105 Yellow Jacket 25 Andes 27 CHICAGO FUTURES. Hale A Nnrrrm fiOExechequer 57 i , V; ef I Tba lending lows: Wbaat No. futures ranged at fol- t Crown lohit 15 Julia 8 Mexican 125 Justice 9 Gould A Currie 25 SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS, Tha closing quotations were as followa: and rales We put up a liquid that is a killer. Large Dottto 25o Win. Driver Beef RO go to BaSard & Rinckers 951 Ths Druggist 24th Street. Thona OF CARS TO ST. LOUIS via Questions About The Worlds Pair; UKIQN PACIFIC Parnatcra ar ... TIMECARD. Effactiro Jun 19, U94. DEPART: Na S Mall and Express... 6:29 am Na 2 Overland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and 2:99 a lb eut dally Na 4 Atlantic Express fo Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffa, Kama (Sty and all 7:29 pA point east, dally ARRIY3. t- 6a 2 Pacific Express from Connell Bluffs, Omaha Denver, Kansas City and east daily 2:45 a Na Limited from Council y Omaha, Bluffs, Kansu City, Denver and all points east, 2:59 a a. dally 2:00 p. a Na 101 Fast Mall A. HENRY, Ticket Apent A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Para. AgeaL a AND WABASH RAILROADS luM at auia aatnac of tba Kzpmitioa at a comroaleat hear ia tha aHaraldg, thaa aaviag tine aad anival at St. Loaia, aad upun m avoidlag tha groat crowd at tha big Uaioa Station. There are a Tot of little thing In eoxx action with a trip to the Worlds Fair at SL Louis that yon will wish to know rate, bow loog tiekat ar good, time of trains, whether ar not a change of can Is eeesaary, what oao ha to pay for hoard aad lodging. I am la chape to annrer tb no and similar quwtlUL Call or writ If yon want UformatloAi Mess Pork, per Mil. a . Ogden. Utah. MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE 1 Gatde to Pair JIMrgM fra m appHcafton. Cheap Rates to St. Louis A. B. MOSELEY, Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden, Utah. and other Eastern point, via C. B. BLOAT, Genl Aft. Paas r Dept, Denver. , ' i f TIME TABLE E. DRAKE. I Diet Pam. Agent G. A. BIOLE, Trav. Pass Agent, 109 West 2d South SL Balt Lake City, Utah. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R R Co, Cash quotations were as follows; 3 and South Tempi Stn Salt Laka Clt$ ms Writs Wa can save you money. SEPART. CL F. WARREN, For Provo, LehL Fairfield Na 411 Dooley Block. General Agent, aad Mercur. connecting Laka City. Salt nt Kephl for Mantt and Intermediate points oa Sanpete Valler By.... 7.30 a m For Garfield Beach, Toi-elStockton, Maw-moth- . Enraka ana 63-vo- r City (via Leamlag-to- n Flour Steady. Depot, Third, West No. 2 spring wheat, 31.1201.13; No. I. 11.0501.12; No. 2 red. 1.O90 1.11 S- - No. 2 corn, 5184 54c. 5Je; No. 2 yellow, The Ideal No. 2 ost s, 3114032; Nn. 5 white. No. 3 white, 3l032r. No. 2 rye, 761-ir- . Good feeding barley, 27c; fair to choirs malting, 38048c. No. 1 flaxseed. 91.04$ 1.12; Nix 1 Site; Worlds . northwestern, Prime timothy seed, 93.40. Mesa pork, per barrel. 911.o5011.65; lard, per 100 pound. 37.87':,: short riba sides (kume). 97.9068.10; short dear sides (boxed!. 84 68 '.c. Whiskey, basis of high wine. 91.26. Clover contract grade 912.25. NEVADA STOCKS. 9 7.25 .,r0 34.50 Tonnpah Tonopah-BelmoNew York. October 6. Money on ,6rt Tonopah-Midwa- y per cent. Time eall steady; 1 .42 SblpMontanm-Tornpaloans sternly; sixty davs 2 per cent: ... 1.71 j 1.95 Artlelee Receipts, menu. S alx month 0 day 2 Jim 38.200 "M00 Butler, Tonopah .40 Flour, barrels S an McNamara itto.ftoo 112,000 per cent. Wheat, bushels Gooldfirld Bonanza . . 153.400 531.600 .04" Corn, bushels 366.900 223.000 EXCHANGE. Oats, bushels SALT LAK9 MINING STOCKS, 7.000 8.300 Rye. bushels 24.000 27,000 New York. Oct 8. Prime mercantile Barley, bushels On the produce exchange today the Morning Call, Furnished by Salt Lak per cent. paper 4 Stack and Mining Exchange firmer; butter market was steady; creamery 8'erling exchange slightly bankers hills 4.850 4.8530 for demand 14020c; dairy, 13017c; cheese firm, in Ogdan Brokerage Co. 370 26th St, Phone 213y and at 4.83250 4.8330 for sixty day bill, 012c. composted rates 4.84 end 4.881-Ogden, Utah CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW mercial bill 4.82. A lira, hid 30. YORK STOCKS. Bar silver 57 Mexican dollar 453-Ajax. Hi 8 1 2; asked 12. Colorado Fuel and Inin .. 35 Duller l.ilieral. lid 9 asked 9 ..... ... ... . 6 8UGAR. Txistun ('on., bid 6.12; asked 7.00. Copper common . .. . linlliun-IWk82 Atchison, asked 1.50. Raw Atchison, preferred .. . New York, Oct. (. 8ugar: .100 ( arlra. hid 9; asked 12. ccmviXaon fair , , Alton. I 29 . , ,, centrifugal refining usvly; Century, bid 26; asked 26 ... Fair 4. 3-- Trip cut-oX- ) a ao For Provo American Fork, LebL Juab Milford, FHaca Callentos. aad tntermadlate points ARRIVE. From Frova American Fork, LehL Juab Milford, Frieea Cal ion tea and Intermediate points From Provo, LahL Fal fiald, Mercur and 8ra- pet Valley Ry. points. From SUrar Oily, moth, Enraka, 8took ton, rwto and Garfield Leave 8at Lake Clly at 3:15 any afteraoon Just a rnnvea-i- t time. Arrire In Denver via the D. R. G., tbe next afternoon, malnlrg until 10:85 just long enough to sea (ha city affop-J- uat wArrlve In 8L Loula at 7:12 tha second jrning Just morning aftarJ vhe yon are feeling beet and when It is easiest to reach your hotel and your frteada. Daily 8:00 a to 6:05 n m r IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. -DEPART DAILY. Atlantic Mall nil points R. O. W. TIME CARD Na 6 e Ettt Na 12, Sett Lake local a a 935 j : - The entire trip is made In n rtaandard Sleeping Car, with no changes. For other details call on or write - ... - R. F. NESLEN, General Agent, SOUTH ST Salt Lake City. 71 W. SECOND 5-- 2--4; SEctel ara No. 2. Chicago, SL Loui lta; Itcd Na 4. Atlantic Express, nil 7:09 p5.35 D m point Eut ARRIVE DAILY. Na 6, Pacific Mall, Salt Lak U4S ft ftiid sJl points Eut a L Chicago and flt Loul Na 5:35 p m 4" F .allmltSd ALL TRAINS DAILY, 11. Local from Park Clqr Nt. Dally Pullman Buffet Steeping Gar 7:09 Pand San Pete Valley Service between Salt Lnkm MUfoid, Pacific Exprena from 3, Na Modena and Cnllentea. Dtroet stags I:all points East ouncectlono for nil mining etarefota to car toCmahA sleeping Through aoatnorn Utah and lievada York aa Chicago and SL Louis, Now chair cars a Free reclining Boston. on au City Twkat Offlcm 291 perfect dining car eervlca TaL 259. trains ttrough For parUcnlara, call on addraos C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent Ogd-r A. fa agents, 8aK Lake Konta A. BENTON. Gea AgeLPagrJW MOORE Dlatrict Pnaassgsr Salt Laka City, E. W. GILLETT, Gea Pass, A& fa B. GILSON, Agent Ogdaa 4 . 3 Trains a, 9 8-- 8. A CHII6E No. SUL 2; i Cr. WORLDS FAIR want j Eastern Corn-Fe- J If you Tha Rorii Island System operate through fleepiog para daily Coknado to 8L Loula by way of Kansas City. Reduced rate in affect dally. Coach excursions at frequent Intervals. Full request. 3-- 4 . MOSELEY, street li .1 in ' nt i a A. HENRY, Ticket Aral A. & -- . Con. Cola. A Va. 189 Con. Imperial 3 5 Ry.l re STOCKS. MINING ......... Gaath Mala Street, Salt Lake Utah. j wii Carpentering, Building, Reof and Remodeling pairing Houses Promptly attended tm All work Guaranteed. Enquire of and Pocatello .22:45 aa Express ... Kd. 11 SdlLeko and Tintle a Na 7. Salt Uka and Mil... ford .1;29 n5 Na I Balt Lake and totem mediate point! I:09 am, Na 9 Portland and Bntta.. 7:99 am Na 19 Butte and PocntaUo 9:00 pm Na 13 Cache Valley 10:30 am Trains south of Juab do not ru Sundays. Trav. Pass. AgeaL Ogden, Utah. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. A T. A, Salt Lake City. AND RETURN Timothy 1.70. Clever 12.25. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. 1-- North-Weste- and full Tickets, reservation information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, 2372 Washington Avc. ....llll 1-- TIM CARD, Utah. Ogden, Building; g g UCCESS MARKET. & OGDEN Ticket Office Room 6, First National Bank Live and lot Live la eur metta. We da not premiss Is sail you something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. Wa endeavor to pleaaa every Jody whs patronizes the FKOM Phone 22, HUNrER & KENNEDY zr B g o 0 ve-- Always Remember 421 25th SL Sharmans . . . 7: Ijtlsvr conditions are lory in Italy. At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry Please Travel Allen Transfer BUTl Company. If So 4 aa War NUp baas issued by Ue ChleageA Tkrvi Uni cohnw MActani 4 8-- 4 7-- A BuaaoJapaaora 3-- 3-- 8 Always inoovl..t on Time N 3-- 7-- 8 It LINE BUS THE NORTHWESTERN ATLAB. WILL YOU Tennessee Coal and lroq Union Pacific, common ... ... 6. flattie Peretpls Steel, common Omaha. Oct. ... 3,1 tm. Strong; native steers 4.ixifi Steel, preferred 610; gad hntfers ff "03.40; Western Union ... 40 western steers 3.01)04.60; range rows Wabash, preferred 1.506 and heifers 2.2563.75; NEW YORK BONUS. 2.10; stockers end feeders 2.256 l.utt; calves 2.0U95.50; bulls end stags 1.50 U. 8. refunding 2s, registered. .104 3 4 62 80. 5c U. 8. refunding 2a, coupon.... 104 8.700. Market Hogs Receipts 104 2 IT. S. 3s, registered lower; heavy 5.6564.711; mixed 5.70 105 4 5.15; light 6.7565.80; pigs 5.0065.60; IT. 8. 3s, coupon U. 8. new 4s, registered.... 131 58 bulk of sales 6.706 5.78. 131 51 U. 8. new 4s, coupon Steady; fbeep Receipts 26, 00. 106 38 western yearlings 3.664.00; wethers U. H. old 4s, registered 106 8 2.40 3 A0; ewes 3.0063.50; common U. 8. old 4s, coupon 102 and slurkcra 2.2563.75; lambs 4.4U6 Atchison general 4s 98 Atchison adjustment 4s 8.6C. Atlantic Coast line 4s.. .. .... 98 8 102 -i Baltimore A Ohio 4s KANSAS CITY CATTLE. 95 Baltimore A Ohio 3 H2 58 Central of Georgia 5s Kansas City. Oct. 6. Cattle 4 0,000. Steady to strong; na- Central' of Georgia 1st Inc.... 82 105 4 tive steers 4.006 6.10; native rows end CheHaeake A Ohio 4 A Alton 3 heifers 1.5004.50; stockers and feed- Clib-ag68 ers 2.SMH.25; bulls 1.7503.25; rtlves Chicago, B A Quincy new 4a 2 5005.50; western steers 3.00 4.50; Chicago. M. A St. Paul gen. 4s Chicago A Northwestern con. 7sl28 8 wt stern cows 1.5063.50. 76 10c Chicago, It. 1. A Pscifii: 4s to 5,000. Steady Huge Receipts U. I. A Pacific col. 5a. 56 2 Chicago, 5.606 heavy 5.90; sales bulk of lower; 103 pig C. C. C. A St. Ikiuia gen. 4a... 5X006.90; packer 6.7065.95; 78 4a Terminal Chicago and lights 5.6005.80. 72 Market Couaultdated Tobacco 4a 5,0o0. Sheep Receipts 86 Colorado A Southern 4a strong. Muttons 3.006 3.80; lambs 100 range wethers 3.2603 90; llenver A Klo Grande 4s 99 ewes 2.7603.60; Utah lambs, 74 potiRili Erie prior lien 4a 88 General 4a 6.10; Utah yearlings, 88 pounds, 8.80. Erie Worth A Denver City lat..H0 108 Hocking Valley 4 CHICAGO CATTLE. lxiulgville A Nash. Unified 4a.. 101 Chicago. Oct. 4. Cattle Receipts 105 ran. gold 4a Steady to 10c higher; good to hlanhattan 68 4a Mexican Central medium to 0.60; steers poor 5.800 prime 16 1st Inc Mexican Central 2.250 feeders Stocker and 8.7505.40; 94 4a 81. lamia Minn. A 2.000 heifers rows 1.1504.50; 4.26; .101 5.29; rannera 1.3502.40; bulls 2X00 Miasouri, Kansaa A Texaa 4a.. 4.20; calves 8.0007.25; western steers Missouri, Kansas A Texas 2nd. 81 ' Nat. R. R. of Mexico con. 4x... 77 2.0004.75. 100 HOGS Receipts 15,000. Market 50 N. Y. Central gen. 3 134 10c lower; mjxad and butchers 5.500 New Jersey Central gen. a 104 Northern Pacific 4a 0.20; good to choice heavy 5.9000.20; 74 5.700 Northers Pacific 3s rough heavy 6.4005.75; light Norfolk A Western- ran. 4a.. ..100 0.10; hulk 5.0000.05. 8HEKP Receipts 26,000. Sheep and Oregon Short Una 4a A Partic. 99 100 lamba dull, lower; good to choirs weth- Penn. ronv. 3 2 100 ers 1.7004.25; fair to choice mixed 3.25 Reading General 4a 03.70; western aheap 2.0004.20; west- 8L Louis A Iron Ml. ran. 5s... 115 St. Loula A San Fran. fg. 4a... 96 ern lamba 3.9005.45. 98 BL Louis Sweat era lata 81 Seaboard Air line 4s CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. 94 Southern Pacific 4s Chicago, Oct. 6. Close: 117 Southern Railway 5a Dec. 1.00 Wheat Oct. 1.07 120 Texaa A ltclflc. lsta May 1X0 Corn Oct 50 54; Dee. 49 64; May Toledo, St. L. A Western 4s .. 71 Union Pacific 4a., 47 30 ,105 109 Oats Oct 80; Deo. 30 May Union Pacific ranv, 4a U. 8. Steal 2nd 5a. ,.. 83 32 74. 118 Cork Oct 11.55; Dee. 11.65; Jan. Wabash lata 64 Wabash Deb. B 12 27 Lard Oct. and Nov. 7.70; Dee. 7.65; Wheeling A Lake Erie 4a.. ..90 90 lYiacomda Central 4a Jan. 7.60. 75 l Ribs Oct 7.05; Jan. 6.90; May C. F A la. a, a. OMAHA CATTLE. 7, 1901. OCTOBER OGDEN, UTAH; FRIDAY MORNING, I a " |