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Show COBNINO 6 Utah National Bank WALL STREET n UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. OGDEN, mid erally Before That of NijM Previous. New York. Nor. 1 The stock market had Ua rlelaaltufloa today and there was auua feeling of pulse and study of the symptom, from time to time on the pan of the professional element. But the sustaining and uplifting power demanded by the continued active demand tendered toward a reversal of standard railroad mocks and helped the Improving tone. The dealings were not heavily congested as has been usual lately and the market broadened out materially. This was partly due to the many obscure which were brought forward But Into prominence and nctivlty. even in the standard railroad stocks the buying came from more dissiuien-aicsources, as was evident by the entailer Individual blocks dealt in. The long string of sales In blocks of many thousand shares which have characterized the dealings In stocks picked for each days luadership, were largely lacking today. For thla reason the total dealings are below the maximum but the market had more of animation and the brokers on the floor scented to be busier tlin on the previous daa of this week. During the first hour practically the whole market succumbed to the movement to take profits and the level of prices was carried very generally lx low last night. The market was alow In recovering, owing to the unconvincing effect of the far .isolated mote meets tn Specialties. The result was to suggest a poor response to a laborious effort to lift price. A better impression waa produced when Missouri Pacific renewed 1U advance cf yesterday. Thla was the first evldenoe of n response In the market to tha government's estimate on the earn crop which appeared after the closed. market stock yesterday Strength spread from Missouri Pacific to all the aoutbwestersa and corn carriers including some of the southern group. Tha corn prospect was evidently the strong underlying force of the whole market. Atchison waa late In responding, making the confirmation of the largvboldinga of the stock acquired by the Rockefeller interests. The great variety of movement in specialties seemed to be started by the volume of the jump in Pacific Mail. Another advance In the price of Amalgamated Copper helped that stock and The probably tbe general market United States Steel stocks were conreviving spicuously laggard in the nmrket and were not helped by the bilcommon steel late report that the let holders had decided to recommend an advance of 2 per ton In the price apec-laltit- d f that product The upward flight In some of President Caahter the steel stocks waa accompani-)- d by reports of projects maturing for ) merger of the Southern Iron capital!, gross booming returns of railroad Novem-abowed nlngs for the first week of a uniform advance over st year's corresponding period which The Iras gratifying to stockholders. tooney market was called slightly eaa-- r than yesterday, although the movement with the alerter show a gain on balaneo of jiea then n million and n half ae off operajet to the loea on tions and gold exports of 95,173,000. Fos arrow's 1X000,000 gold export to Doha does not figure In this showing. Sterling exchange hardened here end Vrent lower In Paris and Berlin, lessen-pby another degree the margin from reeumptloo of a gold movement from ere to Paria. The late realizing and hnhnattoa of tha markat left Its of strength unimpaired. The band market waa strong and the demand for some of the better grade of investment Issues was especially Improved. Total sales, par value, 114X939,000. United States bonds were tonchnnged on cmlL cur-jenc- y y . DUNS REVIEW. New York, Nov. 11. Dun'a Revtew et trade will say tomorrow: Measures of trade Indicated the customary loea dim to holiday Interruption, but subsequently much of the was regained, numerous evideneee of inrresBing confidence being seen In the disposition to piece orders for distant shipments. Increased consumption of pig Iron is also significant and lu other leading branches of manufacture there Is a steadily diminishing percentage of Idle machinery. Woolen mills are busy despite the fact that it la between seasons and the raw wool market Is very strong. Foreign commerce at this port for the last week hows a decrease of $562,995, In exports last year's figures compared with ta while Imports Increased 94.3fS4.8M. of coffee were n prominent factor in thla gain. Hides are on a firmer baris, with stocks limited and offerings small. Foreign dry Mdse have sold at a further fractional advance. Failures this week numbered 213 la the United States against 283 last year and 17 In Canada, compared with 27 g year ago. di-fi- cit e 8U: g l-- .. .. .. . . jl!.E5 DE Short Ribs, per Jan rei-orte- 51 1801. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York. Nov. 11. Money on call steady. 2 & 2 2 per cent. 'lime loans steady; sixty days 3 2 4 pur rent; 99 days and six months 3 per cent. per Prime mercantile paper 404 cent. bankers exchange firm; Sterling bills 4.80ri4.8Ri0 for demand, 4.8375 posted ; 4.8355 for rixiy day bills; rates 4.841-- 2 aud 4.87; commercial bills 4.83 Bar silver 58 8. , Mexican dollars 46 1- -2 1-- 2 4. SUGAR. 7.20 j 7.10 I 6.62f 6.52 Wisconsin Central C. F . A I...... ..... 6. WOOL. fit. Louie. Mo.. Nov. 11. Wool steady; territory and western mediums 22025; Sue medium 19021; fine 15 IX 60. 29. Si!. IIV 290I1. Alloa, bid 30. Ajax, bid 10 . Good feeding barley 38 'Phone 22. 8-- 4 Allen Transfer Company. 51 STOCK!, 421 25th SL asked 14. asked IX Butler Liberal, bid 11 Bullion-Hechid 1.00. I'arisa, bid 15; asked 16. Century, asked 30. Con. Mercur, bid 43, asked 46. SAN FRAMC8CO MINING STOCKS. Creole, asked 40. Daly, hid 2.00; asked 2.60. The oflb-is- l bid 1U.75; asked 11.55. closing quotations for mining stocks today were aa fallows: asked 4.55. Andes 22 Eagle and Blue Bell, hid 75; asked Aim 6 Belcher 18 Bret A Belcher 1 . 1.00. Bullion 25 Caledonia 36 asked 28. Galena, bid 5 ChaL Con. 13 Confidence 80 Grand Central, bid SAX ICO Con. Cala. A Va. Horn Silver, bid 1.20. Exchequer 43 bid 50; asked Con. Imperial 1 Jim Butler-TonopaCrown point 14 Hale A Nororoae 6 90. Gould A Currie 9 Julia 5 L. Mammoth, bid 12 Mexican 110 Jostles 4 asked 3 Uttle Chief, hid 3 Occidental Con. 74 Ophir 215 M. Washington, naked L , Overman 10 Potosl 8 McNamara, bid 23. Savage 23 Sag Belcher 5 Beck Tunnel, bid 6 19; naked 6 Sierra Nevada 24 Silver Hill 49 asked Mammoth, Union Con. 7 Yellow Jacket 15 asked 33 May Day, bid 33 Moutana-Tonopsasked bid 1.83; 1-- k, No. 1 flax seed 1.W. No. 1 northwestern 1.17. Prime timothy seed, 2 62. Mesa Pork, pe rbiiv, II. 110 IX tord, per 100 lb.. 7.5fiii7. Short ribs side, (loose) 6.37. Short dear sides (boxed) 6.87'. 7. Whiskey, basis of high wine 14. Clover, contract grade, 812.00. ltoly-Wes- t, Daly-Judg- e, 1-- RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Articles. Refit. Rhpta . 38,900 25,400 Flour, bbls .. . bu 97.200 39,000 .. Wheat, 65.600 .156,900 Corn, bu .. .. G8.5O0 .168.300 Oats, bu .. .. 14.000 6.600 Rye, bu 16.300 16,800 Burley, bu On the produce exchange, today, the butler market was steady; creamery 16024: dairy 15021; eggs, steauy, 17 26; cheese, steady, 1011. OF QUOTATIONS 5 IKK STOCKS. NEW 1 46 8 Colorado Fuel and Iron ......74 58 Copper . . Atc hison common 87 Iu3 Atchison preferred 38 5 8 Alton common . 76 8 Smelter common 113 4 t welter preferred 97 1 Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn , . ...................67 8 130 2 Can. Paclflo 123 8 Met. Tractton Ches. and Ohio ................46 14 82 8 Rio Grande common 85 4 Kin Grande preferred 217 Consolidated Gas Peoples Las ....a......... ....110 55 Erie ........ ..... . ...... ..... 40 5 Illinois Central ....1491-- 2 Manhattan 163 63 4 Kansas aud1 Texas 136 4 Louisville end Nashville 103 8 Missouri Parifle New York Central 137 74 4 Norfolk and Western Ontario and Weatorn 43 3 137 Pennsylvania Railway Reading ......... .. ..........76 3 Rock Island common 36 3 Soul hern Pacific common 65 4 Southern Railway commou ....36 8 Bt. touts and B. Western pfd....6l 3 SL Foul 174 3 145 6 Sugar Texas ...... . .....4.. ......37 73 4 Tenn. Coal and Iron 113 8 Union Pnctflc common Steel common 36 4 Steel preferred 85 1 Wretern Union 52 1 Wabash preferred 46 7-- .............. 3-- 9 7-7-- 7-- 7-- 7-- 1-- 1-- 3-- 1-- 2.00. 14. New York, bid 13 Ontario, bid 3.75; asked 4.50. Petro, bid 6. Sacramento, bid 10; asked 12. Silver King, bid 55.00; asked 60.00. Sliver Shield, bid 13; asked IX So. Swansea, bid 4, asked 7. 89. Star Con., bid 14 79; asked Swansea, bid 30; asked 42 it 1-- 24. asked 50. Tonopah Extension, bid 1.7X Tonopah. common, bid 8.90. Uncle Sam Con., bid 23 Tonopah-Midwa- 1-- 1-- y. 1-- asked 34. Kansas City, Nov. 11. Cattle 3,900 Slow to steady; native steers 9.76 5.50; net ike cows end helfera 1.50 5.00; Stockers and feeders 2.2504.25; bulla 1.7509.50; calves 2AO06.OO; western atsors 2.00 04.75; western 1.5091.60. HOGS 8,000. Market 6010c lower; bulk of Bales 4.9005.10; heavy 6.00 X16; packers 4.1005.10; pigs and lights 4.400 4.05. SHEEP 2,000. Steady; mutton 2.60 04.75; lamba 4.2506.85; range wethers 9.7504.75; owes 2.5004.00; Colorado lambs 69 pounds 6.50,. Ha t 7-- 4 8-7-- 1-- NEW YORK BONDS. CHICAGO STOCK. Chicago, Nov. 1L Cattle 40,000! Steady; .good to prime steers 5.10 7.00; poor to medium X7505.9O; Stockers and feeders 3.1004.06; cows 1.35 4.06; heifers 1.7505.60; canners 1.25 2.45; bulls 2.0002.50; calves 8.50i 7.15; wreterg eteers 3.7505.15. HOGS 22,000. Market 6c tower; mixed and butchers 4.9005.15; good to choice hoary 5.0506.15; rough heavy 4.7904.80; light 4.8005.10; bulk of aalea 4.9005.15. SHEEP 8,00V. Sheep steady, lamb steady; good to choice wethers 4.400 4.85; fair to rhoiee mixed 3.5004.25; western sheep 8.0004.90; native lambs 4.8506.25; western lambs 4.2606.00. and aalea The rtoelng quotation! were posted aa follows: TODAYS QUOTATIONS. BHADSTREEtS REPORT. 1141-- 4; 512-101-- 2; 1-- 2; Mny 4671047. Oats Nov. 251-- 2; Deo. 28; May 111-- 3. Pork 12.62 Lard 7.20. Nov. 11.10; Dec. 11.171-- 2; Jan. 2. Nov. 7.65; Jan. 7.10: May Rib Nov. 6.90; Jan. 6.521-2- ; May New York, Nov. 11. Bredst reels to1.66. morrow will say: Interest In tha election and unseasRye 48 2. onable warm went her in some sections Flax 117. have retarded trade hut the more optiTimothy 2.41 1 2. mistic outlook ss to the future found Clover 1100. reftooUoa later in an enlargement of Barley 87051. wholesale and - Jobbing busin. a CHICAGO FUTURES tor prices and more securfirmer ed activity In many leading Musi ries. Offidsl repasts of pent crop yields and The Leading Futures Ranged as Follows: ndvtoee Of largely increased acreage to fall sown crons were contributors to the confident feeling. In addition, High. .Low. Close reports as to the outlook or holiday sod next springs trade have proved (kfccsUs. Relatively, the beet reports la to trade and collections have come fttgn the south hat boding w extern Beaters here repotted Improvement In order business end there is a rather more snap to demand lb tbe east from Jobbers aoe first hands. All eollecUons have been rather better and money May. Raiteray earning returns point Jo moderate galas over the good result of lest fail and point Ui a better of tbe eu larged business hare- Oais, No. tm on ARRIVE: Lake 9:19 am Na 9 Butto aad Pocatello ...33-4Express to. 11 SsItLek end Tlntio I U Na T. Balt Lake aad MIL ford ... 3k: 20 a.. Na S Balt Lake aad inter- mediate points g:o Na I Portland and Batte.. 7:09 am Na 10 Batte and Pocatello 9:96 am No-1Cache Valley 19:19 am Trains aonth of Juab do aot na Bid. Asked. 8tockn ,, Alice ,, . Ajax Bullion Beck .. Caries Con. Mercur Duly . . Daly-Jud- ge Daly-West .. .. .80 .10 1.00 .15 .43 2.00 .. .14 Bandajre. ....... 91 Erie General 4s Worth A Denver City 1st.. 110 110 Hooking Valley 4 IxmiBVillaA Nash. Unified 4a ..103 105 Manhattan con. gold 4a 73 Mexkan Ceutral 4a Mexican Central 1st Inc..... 23 97 Minn. A 8t. touts 4 103 Mlsaonri, Kmn. A Tex. 4a Missouri. Kan. A Tex. 2nd.... 86 Nat. H. R. of Mexico cun. 4.... 80 New York Central gen. 8 New Jersey Central gen. 6e....l85 105 Northern Pacific 4s.. 75 Northern Paolfic 3 Ft ; CL WORLDS FAIR KQ 10.75 .75 .05 3.45 1.20 .00 Bald plsea of land will aoat yen pa. acre. 9400 for 90 term. 1800 for 40 versa $1,200 for fil north. ? .15 .45 8.60 4.50 -- E. nnd B. Bell . . Galena Grand Central . . Horn Silver .. . Ingot 2 1-- 2 3 1- -1 4 1-- 1- -3 8-- 4 D. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent A. BMOSELET, Trav. Paso. Agent Ogden, Utah, BURUBT, O. P. T. Slit Lake dtp. A CHAISE OF CARS 11.67 1.00 .28 AND RETURN VIS ORION PACIFIC , n ddrtss or Catl HUNrER & KtVNEDY Room 6, First National 3anfc Utah. Building, Ogden, .01 waaasit wSro SNO TIME CARD. rilkoads PuuiimsnluMitsiiiMtmH tin Effective June 19, 1904. DEPART: Na f Mall and Expraca... 8:20 a.n Na 3 Overland for Omaha Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and 3:00 a ret dally Ka 4 Atlantic Express for Dearer, Omaha Council Bluffs, Kansas City aad all J:20 M points seat, dally ARRIVE. 4a 3 Paclflo Express from of tha Kxpwitlo. st s enmlcat hoar Mvisg tism and le Um moraine, aapaaaa on arrival at Bt. toate, aad sreilteff tbo great crowd at tha big Vaioa Station. JUuteroM Quid to Fair rre on opp (tastion. A. & MOSELEY. $42.50 s Connell Traveling Pnaaenger Agent, Ogden, Wak. Please Travel - Omaha Bluffs, 1-- 4 2 5-- Feat .,. aa ab I:w0 p. 1 Mall Cl A. HENRY, xieket Agent E MOSELEY, Ageat IW, Pam. Utah. Ogdaa ... Haaly House, Opp. Depot Phono 181&, A largo Asaortmaat at Low Rates aad Reliable Information nonet an Uy on hanA Guaraateod by the American Tlckst Brwkaref 4 101 A. Ticket Office 2 1-- 4 Na Before yon atari can $ Sharmans .4. Denver, Kanaaa CUy and east dally 3:49 Na 3s Overland Limited from Omaha Coanefl Bluffs, Kansas City, Den ver- and all points east, 9:50 daily ,, ,, ,, BUTT Send me your name and address if you want to know the particulars. There, ia still time enough left for you to see the World's Fair at its best Thro' service from Salt Lake City. 2e w 1 - l-- - 9 ST. LOUIS ST. LOUIS AND RETURN Chicago, R. I. A Pndfls col. ia. 91 C. C. C. A BL Louis gen. 4s.. .103 83 Chicago Terminal 4a Consolidated Tobacco 4s Jll 89 Colorado A Southern 4s 101 Denver Rio Grande 4s .101 Erie prior Hen 4s.. ... .......... ...... ....... I--Balt JJn Rv. Swrth Mala StreM. Salt Lake City, Utah. FROM OGDEN TO l-- ... ;i w $:u , Bill M ..... If So Cheap Rates to St. Louis iu ether Eastern ptfinta via R. F. NESLEN, General Agent; 1 4 3-- 79 W. SECOND 8 SOUTH TIME TABLE ST Balt Lake City. 1 2 San Pedro; Los Angeles and R. R, Co Salt 1- -8 1-- 8 8 Illk i Taak&farfmmwfi Ota? New Appliqae TRIMMINGS Are Ready For Your New Fall Dress. We Can Show You Just What You Are Looking For Laces That Will Add To The Appearance of the Gown. New and Attractive. See Them. Thir Wert and South Temple Daily-Salt Lake Clto Write me BEPART. . Wo can save you money. Cl F. WARREN, For Prova Lehl, Falrfiald aud Mercur. connecting General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Bloefc at Naphl for Mantl aad 8alt Lake City. intermed! ata points on Ban pets Valler By.... 7:30 a m For GarflaU Beach, Tear ala Btocktoa, ManiF mrth. Eureka and BIN ver City (via Laamlng- Depot, CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. 2; a..-........- MANY HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE Baltimore A Ohio I e. . .... 96 112 Ucntxai of Georgia 5a Central of Georgia lal Inc.. .. 92 107 Chesapeake A Ohio 4 107 Chicago A Altim 8 Chicago, B. A Quincy new 4a.. 100 Chicago, M. A Bt. Pool gen. 4a. 110 Chicago A Nort hwretern eon. 7slt7 Chicago, R. I. A Paclflo 4a.. .. 78 III TO SALT LAKH MINING STOCKS. Re-edp- Chicago, Nov. 11. Close: Wheat Dec. 1141-May July 99 Dec. Corn Nov. Si mediate potato 2U6 OMAHA STOCK. Omaha! 11. CattJa 1,800, Nov. Lower; native steers 1.85 01.35; cows and helfera 9.5094.00; western steers stronger, S.0094.95; range cows dnd helfera 1.1503.50; canners 1.7502,25; Stockers and feeders 2.8004.00; calves 2.9006.60: bulls and stage 2.0003.85, HOGS 7.000. Market lOe lower; heavy 4.8504.96; mixed 4.5504.90; light 4.1506.90; pigs 4.2504.75; bulk 4 .8604.90. SHEEP 4,500. Steady; western yearlings 4.0004.40; wethers I A0 4.30; wwee 1.4004.00, common nnd lockers 3.5004.16; lamba 54O0X6X and aa palate eunu ..... ..... ........ Na 10 Balt Lake aad later- - invest in a piece of unimproved laud I In Water Comity f Adjoining Improved farmaf Half mils from R. R. Statist Right naxt to Irrigation Canal? Providing you can buy ou monthly payments? Bay $10 or $15 or 920 par month f Or quarterly? Or annual payment?. eon-tinu- ZJ Milford Tickets, reservations sit J full information can bo obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, rn M 2-- North-West- 1-- 1-- 1-- ....... 1 xMt United States Mining, naked 25.00, And no Interest? I'tah, asked 75. And ne taxes? Victor O. A S. M bid 3 79; asked 4. s The owner 11 pay taxes and Wabash, bid 25. to uae the land until K la fully ssked 35. Yankee, bid 14 paid for? Victoria, bid 190; asked 2.1 X Goldfield Bonanaxa bid 05 79. 1- -4 8-- 1$. 19044 DEPART: No. T Butts nnd Portland.. 19:09 Na 9 Pocatello, Montpelier nnd Butte 3:29 Na 11 Cache Valley T:l Na 19 SnltLake andTlntlo 10:49 Na 9 Salt Lake and late mediate points y: Na Salt Lake, Prova Chicago end the EaA ever the only double-tra-ck railway between j tbe Missouri River and Chicago. Ex- cel tent service hr every particular. One of there trains, the Overland I Limited, is the moat luxurious train in the world. Electric lighted throughout. Direct connections at Omaha via IF. l.ina to St. Paul and Minneapolis. North-Weste- ns. (June its Chicago & WILL YOU SHORT LINE Pawn. 3-- 3-- Tetro, bid THE OREGON 3-- 1-- KANSAS CITY STOCK. OGDEN 1-- Fair te choke malting 42052. 1- -3 Chicago, Nov. 11. Wheat No. I red red 1.12 116: 1.1901.19; No. I No. 2 hard 1.1291.11; No. 2 hard 1.07 91.lt; No. 1 northern 1.1701.20; No. spring 1.0691.11; No. 2 northern L12 91.15. , ....... . 92 82 7-- V Remember Ogdon, Utah 3-- CASH WHEAT. Always Morning Calk Furnished by Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange Ogdon Brakorago Co $70 95th St, Phono II X 1-- 15-1- 6; . . LAKE MINING ALT 7-- New York, Nov. 11. Rew firm; fair 86 test centrifugal refining 8 47-1- 6; molasses sugar 3 Refined firm; crushed 6.U5; powdered 5.45; granulated 6.35. Coffee firm; No. 7 Rio 8 2. inaHurrj 2372 Washington Ave. 7-- 56. CLOSING At the Dances At the Theater, or Catcha Train 'Phone 150. 3-- No. 3. 1.6601.15. No. 2 red. 1.1691.18. No 2 oorn No. 2 yellow 2 oats No. 2 white. No. 2 viltr No. 3 wiiit No. 2 rye. 81. UNDERTAKER 1-- 2-- Cash quotations were s follows: Flour, easy. No. 2 spring wheat, L1201.15. No. 1-- 1-- 6.65 mways on Time RICHEY. 1-- 7.22 100 lbs. 6.65 May 7-- 3-- 7.67! 6.52 I ALBERT F. 4 ..... .. 7.16 7. 22 I IW4, -', 1-- 1st.... 13.65 11.63 ;12.55 lb. 100 May ON TIME INTEREST Lard, per 1- . . .101 Norfolk A Western coo. Oregon Short Line 4s A Panic .104 4 .102 Peon. coor. 3 .101 8 Reading General 4a.. .. SL Louis A Iron Mt. con. os.. .115 4 8L Louis A San Fran. fg. 4a. . . 88 . . 97 8 St. Louis 8 'western . S3 Seaboard Air Lins 4s . 95 4 Southern Pacific 4s .118 3 Southern Railway 5a.. ,.120 5 8 Tex. and Pacific lata Toledo, St. Lt AS'western 4a. . 87 .106 4 1nioa Pacific 4s .112 3 Union Pacific conv. 4s . 87 4 U. 8. Bleed 2nd 5s .117 4 Wabash Isis . 67 8 Wabash Deb. B Wheeling A Lake Erie 4s ... .112 29 31 Midi NOYEMBEB 2-- 13.65 ,12.65 Jan DOMESTIC tofore noted by the railways. Prices testify to demand pressing upon supply in n general level of quotations close to the highest record in the past decade. Metals are strong, copper especially so, and something like a scramble for even at the adthla metal is vance of 14c. Of the country's trading products, special activity la arted this week In iron and steel, coke, coal, hardware, hides, leather, groceries, lumber aud building material the latter two particularly at the west. Business failures In the United Siatra for the week ending November 10. 194 against 173 last week and 360 lat year. Wheat, Including flour exports, for the week ending November lOib, 1,154,676 bushels against last week, 3.659,823 bushels Ihla week last year 4,440,160 in 1802, and 4,883,724 in 1901. From July 1st to dale the exports aggregate 25.386,439 bushels against bushels last year, 98.980.652 bushels iu 1902 and 112,657,922 bushsla la aa May POSITS. Level of Prloee is Carried Very Gen- o SATURDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, 4. 2314! 29 Vice-Preside- Sells FOREIGN and on all paints. PAYS Dec May Jan drafts PULSE FEELING AND STUDY OF SYMPTOMS ARE FEATURES . OF DAY. Nor Mors Pork, per bbl. UTAH. John E. Dooly Horace E. F eery Ralph EL Hoag EXAMINEE, toa For Prova ent-of- fi Fork, American MIN Lett Frlaoa 8:00 a m Juab, CaUentea aad intermediate points ARRIVE. g.nr K- m From Prova Amenaw Fork, Lehl, Juab 1UN ford, Friaea Celieotee aad Intermediate points 935 3 From Prova Lehl, field, Mercur nnd Bern pete Valley By. points. K.35 P Item Silver City, Mum- moth. Eureka, Stockton. ' ela and Garfield Beech &35 P rn ALL TRAINS DAlkf, Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, MiltoiA Modena and Calleaua Direcc stage conLecttons for all 1 fining dlatrlcu aontaan Utah aad lievada q -- c. rTT 3 3 Trains BU City Tiehoc Olfica Mi ware ToL 1561 For partlcnlara, call on or illraae cento, Salt Lake Kooto, or JL MOORS Dtotrlct " W. E. G1LLETT, Gea Pus. Ag u R. O. W. TIME CARD IN JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. 0 Atlantic Mall all patois ooeweaaeaeaaoea.T. Eftlt 9:30 fc Na 13, Salt Lake local Na 2. Chlcaga BL Louis e ltcd ee.es No.' 4, Atlantic Exprere, nil points Sant ARRIVE DAILY. Na 5, Pacific Mall. Salt Lake and all polnta East..... .U-- ' N'o. 1. Chicago and fit Loula Bmlted Nc. 11. Local from Park City 7:00 A and San Pets Valley Nu. X Pacific Exprees from all points East to Through sleeping cars Yo.C.nt t Chicago and S- - Louis, New car Uoslon. Free reclining chair on car service perfect dining Na Tl ' HENRY. Ticket L A. BENTON. Salt 0, Bv OILBON, Gea AgentJy1 toke City. Ag.nl Ogde |