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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ' aaa0CSSooooeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeea ' vilRK. Sept. 2. The big bull forced the price back ome. but it .vl market. which ha clewed Arm, Nc up. fro) of the stock re-i- p. Corn The corn horts in September tightly. has not yet record another touch of high life today. new. got high More The price suddenly bobbed up to !l a to 10914. a rather cent anj Patton was smiling serenely. 11 And Un,0n PaCiftC He let the frantic short have all they wanted for it meant a big fat profit to L..e nw lli to 1451. B. A o. lli to the- him. Then it wa allowed to fall beck and ! lightly below yesterday close. Demovement. Great North Northern Pacific. Erie. BltnooU cember and May corn also scored new. went up a high records, but closed a trifle lower Central and a few other, some de-b- than yesterday. were ,nt or more. There A shade higher. Oat Smelter led the list with Provisions Lead. Booming all morning. closed heavy. Iv lwmt break and and October pork touched 115.00. a 90c Stee Copper Pacific. Canadian 15 points. The bulge from the bottom and closed 20c 1 to Pae dropped unsettled the up. Smelter alump. however, Mwral rro' WM theP d Open j Cloeed hole list se ling. Still, Cotton nd short then fit taking stock closed with s few exceptions, October . . 8.47 8.51 rm and fractionally higher. 'Z Jl Shei IS ut Whsat--T Closed Open Smelt Com Smelt. PM Na'.'l Amn. f. B. I Led I 1.00 67V .67 .651 .65 .......I J I I ! I I OGDEN INDUSTRIAL B. B. T. Amn. C. F, I St. Paul U. P. Atrh. Com. Sou. Pae. Mo. Pac. Nor. Pac. Can. Pac I f 1 atli-nn-oi- i . i i d - - i Sliupi-Willia- ms N. I r i.-in- HOPE YET. Horan Yes. the poor lad' glltln' along party well. Dorad Itut 1 lliouglit ye ald li was mortally injured. but hi hurt alu't Horan So h quit a mortal a they thought at i. fir. Declined Pormanont Prasidoncy. 1 .! o -- 17 j I I ve Wheat, still Sept. booming merrily upward today, rising 114c end going close to the last high point on December and way beyond It on the September wheat. Buying orders were very plentiful all morning Nearly everybody seemed to want some wheat before It got away from them. Liverpool r'osed only 4 up. but that rut no figure. Northwest continued to send reports of poor crop returns and Snow's spring wheat total estimate was very bullish. Receipt! were not as heavy a they should be and exports are very good. Late in the session a occurred which profit taking spell XXX X X x PIANO BARQAINS Baumuller lightly damaged $275.00 1 $450.00 Baumuller case Colonial new. 1275.00. New Sheet music, from the heat publishers a copy. Piano tuning $$.00. Work warranted. We are the only one price house In the state, and sell on easy terms. Largest stock Of pianos, and player pianos In Ogden. No stencil pianos sold. 15c 2215 X A X WilfRegister Pupils Mr. Ballantyne will register pupils for this seasons musical work each afternoon from 2 to 7 p. m. Instruction begins Tuesday, Sept 8th. con-vnie- nt should makeperiods immediate application. Studio at home, 2532 Orchard avenue. Boll Phone 798. fr j - three-year-o- ld I me-you- ng Home." COME EARLY. Judge J. A. Howell la holding court today at Morgan, which will probably last until tomorrow. He completed a session at Farmington yesterday, where the caae of the atate of Utah va Harvey Call, charged with adultery, waa on trial. The caae went to the Jury at 5:45 last night at 4 o'clock thla morning the Jury reported that they were unable to agree. A XX desiring Wllford Bramwell, of the the Utah Stationery company and Guy Clark, of Plark A Son s, have returned from a ton days vaeatlon at the headquarters of the Strawberry valley Irrigation project. While absent they have indulged in hunting and fishing. Miss May Simpson of Wahoo. Neb., a who has been a guest at the home of If you drink, arlnk Yellowstone. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coolldge for two E. C. Manson, division superlntend-en- t months past, left this afternoon of the Southern Pacific railroad, her home. On her return, she will visit for a few days with friends In has returned from his trip to the dlvi- sic in point of Sparks. He topMd at Denver. Hasen, Nevada, the place at which the FOR & KELLER PINGREE occurred a short time ago. 61 r. YOUR HAY A GRAIN. Manson says the town Is In the state of rebuilding and In a few- weeks It A. J. Orem and a party of eastern will scarcely be known that a concapitalists, who have been inspecting flagration has happened. mining properties In Nevada, will arIrena C. Hooper, the rive from the west In a private car In a few days and will investigate Utah daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. mining possibilities. Hooper, of Cllntbn, died from scarlet fever yesterday t the family residence. SAMSON AND DELILAH," a torFjThe funeral will be held thla afternoon of Bib's history. Very beautifully from tj,e residence and the Interment hand colored and intarosting to old and w, , uke pUoe n the Houjier ct alike. ELECTRIC, "Juot Lika't Miss L. Ridley, the new nurse for the Southern Pacific Emergency hospital, arrived from the west yesterday and will relieve Mis Smith, who departs fur Sacramento. X A A A A A A A Jos. Ballantyne Those Kodak Finishing. 540 25th St. Tripp fli-- F. X. ALLEN. Washington Avs. X X absence. all former and prospective pupil 'very afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. atreeL Term Studio 100 Twenty-fift- h oiena Sept. 7th. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. (450.00 EXCURSION w I 1 8. L. O. NORTH, Colonel Hunt t Atlanta. Georgia, Utah and Idaho points September 6th. la a guest of Knglneer and Mrs. A. Q. Ask agents for rates. and sister to Camplieli, brother-in-lasoutiierner. Thursday evening the the A valuable trick horse passed visitors will g to Yellowstone. through Ogden yesterday and while being fed hen amused a large crowd of If you drink, drink Yellowstone. persona, who had gathered to wltnesa the performance of the animal. It la lister W. Cranston, chief clerk of said that the horse can do almost ev- the EuroH-ahotel, left yesterday for a month In Toronto. A. W. Gregor, erything but talk. He Is known Will Rogers" and Is valued at 95.000. who recently returned from Missouri, acts In hi place during the cierka MISS CELESTE CONROY will CHTCAfiO. x si.-le- lir. Uoorge Alexander, pastor of tho University Place Presbyterian church STOCKS. of New Yotk, acting president of Uutnn college, declined tho permanent Arthur Shreeve and Leo Madaon will Elsctne It tha to Asked. pay yau Wisdom That Com with Ago. presidency of tha Institution. Ha aaya departed for Chicago yesterday, when, Cash Rsgistsr at "ThainCrystal, 2477 A puppy plays with every too far on In life to haxard a he hi pup of the Armour Institute Technology, at Avsnus. Whart tha cars meet, but an old dog has few Washington the effort of a young, demanding step they will study architecture. tap. or and more active man.. date. Josh Hilllnga. ........I F "i . y ao I Ont, West M. K. A T. Pfd Wabash Ffd Penns L A X Erie Beading . F Iii-ITc- M il.um J Hail, sou of Mrs. S. A. Milt, oil lari) axcliue. succumbed t .xesit-iJalulu ivuloKi afternoon i f iei lining suffered for many day, file di eeased was years of age, and na born in Welicr county, tvsiding in thi county nearly all of lit life. H i Min in d by a wife and two children, a mother, thri-brother and i wo Kttt-rs- . Funeral service will bo held at t!ii- - Third ward meeting house. Sound. i at 2 O'clikk. 1 X, T. Cen Ilia Cen. F HART st-it- i I at s - ! a. F F e-- - In-l- I 0. J. l j Cola Sou Amal. Cop. Sugar PfO, Gm F hi-a- .l i Steel Pfd. WILLIAM .- I'.n-oo- . I V. w. Steel Com F F F v ani The Veteran Volunteer Firemen of'twiii! i w ,i a s. ir.-from lii body. li sue- -' i: a Ogden held their. r gular meeting last lur i. iin.-- i hi nines iibout lhe .!! i i ami body ineideut.il matter. night and diecussi-but he physieiau be wiil it- "THE NORTH POLE DISCOVbeside accepting the appointment of a e! new member, J. T. Clink, of Cheyenne. ERED" m a dream. ELECTRIC, "Just Like Heme." COME EARLY, Firv 11. A Suns. 410 I.Mli Were K. & G. buti.r not the best e i'r V 1 Hilit-- arrivt'd .m the -- Mr W E S.u keti !m tnere would be le void. Ove: i ,i l.iiMtrii l!ii f:v:n South D.lket.l. Wllei-,lU' Mi left for the i .,i Emma Coutt. lia i Will rellli.lii week inning Mill! Goldfield, Nev to viit with her aimer. her r. Mr. Ii,ur Lum'.y '::i Clarke lire of the ltmky Mr. C. M. Fluke. WF ATI IK It Ft iKKi'AST H. Mon:,:... : ni!ipauy i Have you tried any augo late- sHi i.n.i; Ins v.it'jiitin in Ins oid hi muf.nr tonight ;iiiil Thur,l.iy make the st M i i ii, k ly? Kusxell-Jaui- e and it is. bii.ted iy 51 lidtiili.ti.i. eivt;ir in the J.ip-.iii'KEST to be had. .i i fi lends tli.it he uiM eoutert hi .1 m : li lioiii-a c!i:b:iy at WuMmiglnii. ii'iiiin. ip into ALL GOOD COALS. R. B. LEWIS, i igiii-il:it night uini imlay ui-n- t m. PHONES 149. of the uniiiue eli.iraeler of In S.tll l.ake I'lt.v. lie will again hi i Andrew M. Joh.iMs.ii, who iii t:u cit) tonight ami iii.iioriow In Uuiwell-Jani- e eumpany have the will del-ai- t for Suit Francisco busmen of putting in lawn reputation of making the best sausage In tins work in .is engagi-in igdin. It i good ALL the time--net In iliHlriit court J li Kurt lia lia- past tifteen years ami 'i sometimes. tiliil an anwer in llic iigiicn t'anynu has i ..i pi u nuinlier of tile lest lawnan. im luding that around the ''uiii.ii mm iimi- - to tin- iniiitilaiiil ti. ROMANCE OF A WAR NURSE." in ti. . tnti-i'of tlic Carii-1;,l.iirary. Mr. Johansen i now This plot is idsnt cal with the plot in i ntni i o'lipaiiy . ot 65 lie takes age pilde tho diame, "Zara, playod by Floranco t lie oiu-ion-iiiuinoiv partn-ul.iriRoberts in thi, city. ELECTRIC, "Just in hu. w..ik and is ti.-- t afiaiii to huniiii-toolin ci tioiiK whirli clmrge Mr Lik. Homs. COME EARLY. Kuriz with fatlui-- to for certain fund swift-moviWhile Jumping from a switch engine lust night. Percy . , r M't,UU', llll-tl.ll Moll Ol un"r ,h- - ar"y Mr .mil man. -- topped Moffatt. a signal-ligWnlli r l'71. 1:1 ml ilr. Kiiii'it. act. to IJ.ikhi acre of ailjm'eiit Into a hole and a a inimcqucnce sus- . tins iiinrntiig at Dow in y, Miiluv The t). S. 1.. will sell M.nioii oteiiui-- ilii-itained a broken leg. He had started tlcki-k. !l.:in iiiuini-inmi-liiin- i 4. 5. and 6. Ogden to for a defective l'ght In the yard and Dowin-till- Tlic is reand return, (3.K0. good to pri boarded the engine, not not icing the for burial by A .''.li turn 14th. in September hole when lie Jutnied oft. i has been elected a diThe fum-io- l will lie Those having palla belonging to the tiiiil-i- l rector the oxer and treasurer tile remains of of Elaine l.aur. ti.i Brawn lee Cream Co., will please reFruit Grower' association. liasfonl, tiiM-eo. ilaugliii-turn them and be rewarded by a quart a Mr. ami 51 rs. David Gasfoi-il- . of .Mi of good Ice Cream. Traveling 1anm'nger Agent A. It. Washington avenue. Friday afternoon Mow-ley- . of tile llarrlinaii lines, has at 2 o'clock at the Lynne uus-itnThe city council will meet tonight returned from l'ocutello, where he ha house. The remains will lie in at the city hall for the purpose of been in the interest of the Oregon transacting routine business which the Short Lille looking after the tralllc to from 11 till l o'clock at the resilience Interment will take place in llic Ogden b en left unfinished from Monday Boise City. Idaho. Large crowds are City cemetery night' brief session. attending the Mtale convention. ht I Vtsh Copper C. A .96 I C F. A 1. B. A .96 V.1 .99 V Com I. Pfd J. December May . . .. Corn December May Oat-s- Loco. Ry. Com. Copper West i Co.a Private Wire. : N. Y. STOCKS PAGE FIVE AROUND THE TOWN TODAY'S MARKET REPORT By C. E. Miller Brokerage 2. 1904. Choice peaches and apple for sale at the School for the Deaf and Blind. George Ferguson and Miss R?ella Rurrup, a popular young couple Ogden, were married yesterday In Balt Lake City. They will spend their honeymoon there, after which they will to make their home In Ogden, 'f Money to loan on real estate security. C. Parry, cor. 21 and Wash. YELLOWTO EXCURSION STONE PARK Thursday, September I. via Oregon Short Line, 546.75 round trip, which Include necessary rail and stage transportation, also hotel accommodations In the park for the complete five days tour. All trains on the Denver A Rio Grande are late nearly five hours today. The trouble Is at Grand Junction, Colorado, as they are running on time to that point. o Dr. Epperson Is now located in the , Bank building. Mr. and Mrs. Jock DeMotte and First National arrived daughter. Mine Geraldine, have Depot Master George J. Cunningfrom Denver and will take up their ham is still confined to his bed with work In connection with the Casino a severe attack of tonsllltls. theatre. Mr. Demotte has leasej the e COAL U. P. Rock Springs. Castle play house, which will open Saturday evening. Gats and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal o Co 152 West 27th Street. Phones, 1074. Wouldn't you like to have a nice of picture of yourself and baby? Full ' STOCK SALES. Sammy Lewis, a popular employe the maternlal Instinct? See CRAW-SHA- of the Union Depot hotel. Is taking Studio 24(8 Washington ave- leave of absence for three weeks And Ajax. 500 at 55c. 10 nue, Ogden. will visit hla old homo in Chicago. He Beck Tunnel, 500 at 1.17. buyer will be accompanied by Mr. Lewi and days; 200 at 1.15. A speclalcmr. with twenty-tw- o Intends taking in the sights of Denver Black Jack, 500 at Me. from Waterloo, Iowa, will ar- and Intermediate point. tourist 11c. 500 Butler Liberal. at Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.17; 700 at rive over the Rio Grande Thursday Anthracite coal that has stood the morning and before proceeding to the 2.20. Lower Mammoth, 7.400 at 91 to 98c. coast will Journey to Ogden canyon, test of time, should fill your blna Mountain Lake. 600 at 4c. buyer 10 having heard of Its beauties in Ike hurtllff A Co. Phones 18. days; 1.200 at 13c. Seven Troughs, 1,000 at 22c. Sioux Con- - 200 at 1.20; 200 at 1.22. Swansea. Con.. 700 at 44c; 2,000 at 45c; 1.000 at 47c, buyer 60 days. Tlntlc Central. 2,000 at 5c. ... IT. C. Tlntlc, 2.600 at 20. tTncls Sam Con.. L400 at 1.27. east. Acting Police Judge Valentine Gideon Is inclined to leniency with first offender .on drunkenness charges. The ole offender before the municipal bar of Justice this morning was George McEvers. He was charged with the Miss Lydia McKInnln has returned from her summer vocation. F. 51. 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