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Show WAIL STREET OGDEN, UTAH. MARKETS A Of IE 1M The New York. Aug. SI. Block mary aspect. Price movements were rath- e er irregular and business eras iu volume. Those traders who were not really bearish seemed inclined to reduce their rowmltmenis. The reason for this Is the heaviness la London, operation dwindling to nominal proportions preceding deflnlts news from the greet conflict In the Far East. The reactionary tendency of Missouri Psriflc, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Atrhiaou preferred, Colorado (Southern and other properties, whose afearnings are likely to be adversely fected by any serious damage to the corn crop, also helped to check the upward course of the list The wheat situation was again watched with unusual interest and the unsettled condition of the cotton market was viewed with disfavor. Nevertheless slocks were nut offered with any considerable freedom, and there was an of the previous day's liquidation. Tba failed States Steel shares and Amalgamated Copper led the industrial group. London being again a reported purchaser of steel preferred, ladeciakin marked the course of the market all through the early session. The list became more unsettled In Uta isle trading, many of tha active Issues touching the lowest prices of the day. The weakness became more pronounced at tbe close, and a great majority of the active Issues made net losses. U. 8. Steel preferred made a one point gain. Trading for London 70,000 about account aggregated shares. Old U. 8. government registered 4 of one per per cent bonds advanced cent and the asms Issue coupons 3 per cent, while tha new 4s ducllned 4 on call. Business la railway and speculative I sauce were unuaually heavy. Total alee, par value, $6,746,000. New York, August 31 Sugar: Raw centrifugal Srm; fhlr refining 3 molasses eager 3 N tent 4 Reflued firm; crushed 6.80; powdered 6.30; granulated 6.20. Coffee steady; No. 7 Kin 1 11-1- 1-- DOMESTIC 1-- 1-- 3. Daly-Wes- Daly-Judg- CHICAGO FUTURES. The Leading Future Ranged lows: as Fol- 2. Wheat, No. fopt., old 2. 8. ii.o8:i.07!i.os 1.067n l. 071,1. 08 l.08 Irec Corn, No. , 11.051 1.07 new 2. Dec 53 50 I I day 611 49 I I fusts Data, No. 2 ept Dec May 4; .. ., .. ., .. .. .. 1-- Mesa Pork, per bbl 111.20 Sent '..11.45 liept lan 5-- 8. Lard, per Vt .. 110.07 11.07 11.15 100 lbs. ei 7. 1214 Ian Short Ribs, per lull llwt Flour, steady. No. 3 spring wheel. 1.1001.14; No, 1.0201.10; No. 2 red 1.07tol.08; lo. 2 rnrn 53; No. 2 yelkiw 55; No. 2 33tt: 340; No. 2 while No. 3 bite 221403314; Na 2 rye 71; Mr choice melting 450 53; No. 1 flax tad 1.18; Na i northwestern 125; rime timothy seed 2.90; mesa pork per hi. 11.00012: lard, per 100 lie. (.850 kfiort ribs sides, (loose), 7.12 (25; short clear sides (boxed). 8.250 1; whiskey, buds of high wines 1.28. lover, contract grade, 1 12.50. r: RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Articles Rrpte. 'lour, bbla 31.500 455.000 ..885,0(10 18.800 81 ,800 178,400 114,700 fheat, bu oru, hu , .. .. ,. .. . 5,iHhiU0 ata, hu 13,000 lye, hu .1 ,, .. m 9,004 55,700 larley, bu On the produce exchange, today, the utter market was firm; creamery 14 Pit; dairy 12018; egg, steady, 14 18; cheese, firm, 809. QUOTATIONS OP YORK STOCKS. 2; 1-- 3 3 regl-ftere- 4. coupon Atchison general 4s steers 15004.01 HOGS 20.000. Market 10015c lower; mixed and hatchers 6.1003.60; good to choiee heavy 12005.60; rough heavy 4.000100; light 6.2304.55; bulk 1300 5.50. SHEEP 25.900. Sheep and lambs lower; good to choke wethers 3.500 4.00; Mr to choice mixed 1VO02 4O; western sheep 2.7504.00; native lambs 4.0004.75; western lambs 4.0005.71 AU-hiso- 8. old 11)1 1 13 3 5-- 8 1-- 4 1-- 8 Of Thomas Thorp, finally offend and tha following was 7-- 8 Atlantic Coast Line 4n Baltimore A Ohio 4 Baltimore A Ohio 8 1 2 Central of Georgia 6a Ill Central of Georgia 1st Inc Chesapeake A Ohio 4 1 2s 78 Chicago A Alton I 12a Chicago, B. A Quincy new 4s.. 97 Chicago, M. A HL 1aul gen. 4s. 110 Chicago A Northwestern con. 7a128 Chicago, R. L A Pacific 4s,... 74 Chicago, R. I. A Pacific coL 5a. 87 C. C. C. A 8L louts gen. 1-- 8 1-- 4 8 1 4 7-1- -2 12 8-- 8 8-- 9 3-- 4 I 14 8-- 8 3-- 4 1-- 4 1-- 1 7 3-- 4 7 8 58 5-- 8 8 I S 8 I 8-- 4 3 8 3-- 6 3-- 8 7-- 3 1-- s 8-- 5-- 7-- 8 1 , iX 3-7-- Hit She Hail ao tho Htsf. "So my daughter referred you to me, ehf Weil. I hardly understand it She never consults me except In u financial death knell as a generaPeuatom serais to have been sounded sinew tba city way. Well ah sir, thats just It adopted Its modern enterprise and resident tell will aid you push. Many than laws, and Kindness la of tba time when a person In tha city the charities ofgreater more than all are life of Mexico would have been considered ceremonies. Talmud. almost craxy If he neglected bis afternoon rest, but gradually, with the advent of tba railways, the street cars and tba electric lights, ramo tba inevitable sleeplessness which is one of tbe most noticeable characteristics of modern rivillxstioa. There are several supporters of tbe iesta Idea In this city who express regret that tlie custom appears to be ' Before you atari call at passing away. These persona, who are themselves devotees of the practice, claim that It Is a healthful mad nerve , . restoring habit and that if It were indulged In systematically 1y the people of tha United States and other pro- Healy House, Opp. Depot Phono MIX gressive countries there would be fewlargo Assortment el Low Rate er ease of uervoua wrecks for tbe and Reliable Intonnatioa constantly newspapers to report. "Early rising on hand. Guaranteed by tbo Amorloan Ticket Brokonf and a short nap after dinner la what these people advocate, claiming that the beat work of moat persons la performed in the morning. Mexican Her-li- Please T ravel The official rinsing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows Alta 13 Alpha Con. 13 Beirher 23 Andes 13 Beat A Belcher 185 Caledonia 60 Challenga Cnn. 20 Chellar 15 Con. CaU. Va. Confidence 65 Con. Imperial 1 115 Crown Point 16 Exchequer 63 Gould A Currie 23 Hale Norcrosa 60 Justice 12 Julia 9 Orrldantal Con. 75 Mexican 27 Overman 21 Ophlr 250 Pot pel 16 Savage 23 Sag Belcher IS tba courts of juvenile justice which convene In altera and back lota, but he should not have the satisfaction of feeling that his punishment Is la the nature of martyrdom nor should he bo made a favorite with bio teacher for doing that which meat boy a Instinctively detest. Boys have always been educated to regard tattHag as cowardice. Tbia code of ethics baa developed nans pretty good men. It la good enough for tba present generation of schoolboys Chh-- a go Tribune Mint Dinah, haa your master turned? Dinah No, mlaaaa. Mistress I thought I heard him downstairs. Dinah -- Dat was de dog growlia. Chicago Journal. ! 3--4 4. t-- 4 1 7-- 5 Wonder what they call the baby Aleck or Nick, Ciarevlteh "for short or Just plain NikolaievltchT Philadelphia Press. "I believe Capt. Spender-Clamarry Miss Pauline A tor," y "Yea. la u. to I This "Unfortunate name that isnt it? After theyre married It will be ao hard to keep from thinking of him as Speuder Dust. Chicago Record-Herald- . the frse pass aril and baa Sill. M. goMiatlen Jemntah 2 'Phone 22. Allen Transfer Company. 421 25UiSt. OGDEN Wb d. Of Two Kvlla Choose the Least. Doctor If you are to recover, you must spend the next three months In traveling. Patlput But I can't afford, IL doctor. Doctor Very well, stay at home if you must, and I will visit you dally, lat lent Never mind, doctor; I Hi iU I will travel after nlL TIME CARD. Effoctivs Juno 19, 1904. DEPART: No. 6 Mail and Express... 2:20 aa, Na 2 Overland Limited for Bluffs, Omaha, Council Denver, Kanina City and enst drily 2:58 pik San Pedro, Los Angeles and Na 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha Council Salt Lake R. R. Co. Bluffa Kansas City and nil 7:20 p.m Depot, Third, West and South Temple points east, dally Laka Clt ARRIVE. ita, Salt EPART. 4a 2 Pnclfle Exproaa from For Provo, Lehl, Fairfield Council Bluffa Omaha and Marcur. connecting Denver, Kansas City and and at Nophl for Manti 288 xa east, drily ,. Intermediate points on Na L Overland Limited from San pots Valley Ry,... 7:30 Connell Omaha Bluffa, Kansas City, DenFor GarflelJ Bench. Too-al-a ver and all points east, Stockton, Mam2: 40 p,a ,,, drily moth, Euraka and 61k Na 101 Fast Mall 2:60 aa. var City (via Learning-to- n ent-off-J & A. HENRY, a no n si nan 8:00 a m Ticket AgnaL j- ! . For Prova American A. B. MOSELEY, Fork. Lehl. Juste MIL Trav. Pasa Agra. Cord, Friaoa Calteutaa Ogden. Utah. tntarmadlata potato and 05 m TINE TABLE ...., am j' - ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, Lehl. Juab. Milford, Friaoa Caltantoc and Intermediate potato From Provo. Lehl, Fair-fielMercur and Sen-pet-o Valley Ry. potato. Itea Stiver City. Mam- 100th, Soroka Stockton, ( 9.35 g m d, I to Chicago and the EsA over tbe only double-tra- ck railway between tbe Missouri River and Chicago. Excellent service hi every particular. One of these tralas. the Overland Limited, is the most luxurious train I In tha world. Electric lighted I ' Direct connections at Omaha vial rn Tha Line to St. Paul and Minneapolis. yjna North-Weste- Tickets, reservations and full information can be obtained from C. A. Walker, General Agent, North-Weste- Hr. rn City TMkct Offlea 201 Main Btroat TaL 254. For particulars, call on or a il dries agonta Salt Lake Bonta or J. I State Strari, SaM Laka CHy. nwim "nl and Garfield 5:35 p m THE throughout Chicago & J 2 OS garth 5:35 Dm ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Steeping Car Borvlc between Salt Laka Milford, and Callontoa Direct stage connections for nil Mining dlatricU In oouthers Utak and Nevada. MOORE, District Passenger AgroL Utah. b E W. G1LLETT, Gen, Pass. Ag OREGON SHORT LINE HUB CARD. (June 18, 190A DEPART: Na 7 Butte and Portland.. 12: 06 pJL Na 9 Pocatolta, Montpelier 1:28 am. and Butte 7:11 p.mNa 11 Cache Valley Na 12 SritLake andTlntlfl 10:45 am Na 2 Salt Lake .and inter1:21 am mediate prints Na 2 Salt Laka Prova Milford and nil potato 2:28 outn Na 14 Salt Laka and In ter8:18 med lata potato . 4 m pa Mo. 11 SsRLaka and Tintle 8:65 Na 7. Salt Lake and MIL . . . , . . . .11:28 xn ford Na 2 Brit Lake and inter2:08 am mediate points Na 8 Portland and Butte.. 7:09 am Na 10 Butte and Pocatello 8:08 pm 10:28 am Na 12 Cache Valley Train south of Juab do not ru SundayaCL A. HENRY, Ticket Amt A. & MOSELEY, Trav. Paaa Agsnt Ogden, Utak D. E. BURLEY, G. P. A T. A, Salt Inks City. l The Rock Inland Syrian ngsratec through sleeping can daily Colorado BL Lopia by way of Ksnaaa CUy. Bo rates In affect dally- - Coach ex at fraqnent intervals. Full ta-- , on requesL ito I .... ...... ....12:45 pm ..... ... nere era a tot vt little things la connection with n trip to tha bow long World's Fair at 8L Lonis that yon wlH wish to know-rai- es, tickets art good, time of trains, whether or not a change of can ta necessary, what one baa to pay for board and lodging. I am ta shape to answer thorn and atmllar qaatteiu. Call or write if yon want Information, re- ........ Expraas a J. ARRIVE: 2:38 1 Salt Laka No. 8 Butts and Pocatello Na Questions About The World's Fai , jA pa 8:18 am Na 4 . 4 Gcal - r shall sot pass. Mark i Though they roar, yet thsy aaaaot paaa is h Always Remember Ticket Office A certain railroad, according to the Borina TnnoeripL baa set Ita face era tori At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catch Train in a Hurry Sharmans . nr Antboritr. sorted to Bedplate to make plain Ita position. It be 1 posted In tba twa or three passenger ran that comprise Its equtpmesttbe following notice: Thu umm you! Tkw shlt not pass Numbers xx. 18. Nans shall ever pea. lsrish waste, IS Putter not s man to pae. JnOgea 111. II The wished shall n more pass. Kahum Always on Time BUTI vr C. B. S&OAT. AgL Pamfr Dept, Cheap Rates to St. Louis and other Eastern points, via - Derosa E. DRAKE. Diet. Pass. Agent G. A. BIOLE. Trav. Pass. Agent, 169 West Id Booth SL Salt Lake City, Utah. v. JL paid the far and WRk-Jw- tk 11 Un mate. 3-T- Aa explorer who baa often by compulsion oaten the flesh of animate not generally need aa hamau food says Charon was rowing a party of sinners over to Hades. "Why," inquired that grilled Mon ileska are detidoua one of the passenger why do they and mack superior to those of tbe ticall tbia the River Bt.viT ger; that tba fisah of the rblnoceroa, "I don't know, replied the aged property prepared, haa aM tbe good "1 never knew of anybody oarsman. of quantise perk; that the trunk and who was stuck on II" of young riephaata resemble veil, And It conrinued to grow hotter fori twa eoaaMctar la a and holler. Cleveland Plain Dealer. and that atewrd plsadid aohstitate tar rabbit. "Do you expect to entertaii next Cwl Var Celere. winter? If a pound of nal is subjected to a en"Well." answered Mr. Uumrox. distil la Clou sad tbe products and tertaining la what mother aud the dry a nsatdual treated chemically by tho girls will call iL But whenever 1 nay for well kuewn tbe ehtalatng seems to that amuso anything really the company, their harsh tanks are coal tar cater, it will yield enough mafearful. something Washington Star. genta to rotor 06 yards of flannel, vermilion for 2,940 parda anriir for 120 yards and aHaarte radteteat for TWO CENTURIES OF JOURNALI8M. 13b yards of red ctoth. In addition to tin other distiurttons the year 1904 marks the completion of Haver SI ml In. two centuries since the first Ameri"Hew toM Is that ftdtawT" nodding can newspaper was started. That ta tbe direction of a omnager of a paper was the Boston News Letter, who was the asms star oil the way whose publisher and editor was tha snd bad to sloop to pass through up tows. of that the postmaster Although News lellrr consisted of a sheet of doorways. "Why, beta as long as a wet week. seven Inches tea and a half, only by printed on both sidns. It was the only New York Frees. paper that England's colonies in the nrw world had for over a ri evade and era. rwltei Ida n half. Philadelphia got the second Landlady--Yo- u UM net wear glasses paper established In America, and when you fleet rauMwiiere. Why 1I0 New York gut the third. All these you went them new? Boarder-- 1 sen nt were weeklips. Imt often In to make the food look as large as the early days ihcru wrre interval proc-oma- A RATE OF 142-5- 0 direct. A RATE Chicago. A RATE Chicago. OF OF for tho trip to St. Louis direct, with return ths trip to St. Louis with return via for the trip to Chicago, with return via SL $47 AO lor 547.50 trip to Chicago direct, wHh return 45 kBMr. Remember, too. that the Burlington offers a splendid Thro sleeping car standard nr tourist. I should Uke to tell yns more about the present splendid op- A RATE wet. Daily-- 3 rains We can save you money. Write ma & F. WARREN, General Agent. Na 411 Dooley TUou. Salt Lake City. Here k What You Have Wanted OF 47A0 for the re ...... portunity for traveling eastward. IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. Atlantic Mail all points (L G. W. TIME CARD Na 8 Ellt see 4a 12, Sait lake local s a a e e e a : Na 2, Chicago, 8L Louis llm- :1B lied 4a 4. Atlantic Express, all 7:W P points East ARRIVE DAILY. ' 4o. 5. Farific Mail, Salt Lake 11:45 a and all prints Enst in. 1. Chicago and Bt. Lori limited .... .... .......2-44P4c. 11. Loral from Park City 7:00 P and Snn Pete Valley 4o. 3, Pacific Express from all points East. ........ 1 OmTj,.. Through sleeping cam toYork New SL Louis. hirngo and lost on. Free reclining chair dining car service oa i: rough trains. C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent. OPd . I. A. BENTON. Gen. AgeLFsgrJW Ball City. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogdea - V pi. T. NESLEN, General Agnt, 78 W. SECOND SOUTH 8T, SALT LAKE CITY. . -- cars-erfe- Of 1-- . sro-gieat- ho-te- 3-- 3-- 4; MINING STOCKS. re- - 6-- 8 6-- SAN FRANCISCO Tattletale Boys. Both teachers snd parents should dtecouraga tattling among children. The practice is bad enough among glrhh but la contemptible among boys A boy wb tells tales on others will doabttens be properly castigated by 8-- 4 74 Chicago Terminal 4a 70 3 4 Consolidated Tobacco 4s 84 Colorado A Southern 4a 101 Denver A Rio Grande 4s KANSAS CITY STOCK. ...... 98 2 Erie prior lien 4s. 88 Erie General 4s Kansas city, Aug. 31. Cattle 7,000. FL Worth A Denver City 1st. .105 2 Market 5010c lower; native steers 175 Hacking Valley 4 108 (15.00: native cows and heifers 1.500 Lnulavllle A Nash. Unified 4.. 100 4 4.50; storker and feeders 2.2504.00; 106 1 2 Manhattan con. gold 4s hulls 2.000 3.25; calves 2.250 5.25; Mexican Central 4e 61 western steers 3.0004.50; western cows Mexican Central 1st Inc 14 8 1.7501.50. 97 Minn. A Bt. Louis 4s HOGS 7.000. Market 5 to 10c lower; Missouri, Kansas A Texas 4.. .100 bulk 1300140; heavy 5J50135; Missouri. Kansas A Texas fads. 80 14 packers 5.250140. Nat. R. R. of Mexico con. 4s... 76 SHEEP 2.000. Steady: mnttone 3.25 N. Y. Central grn. 3 2 100 lambs 04.00; 4.5004.80; range New Jersey Central grn. 5s.. ..133 7 3 wethers 16004.00; ewes 2.750150; Northern Pacific 4s 105 Idaho ewes isp. Northern rartfir 3s 74 3 Norfolk A Western eon. 4s.... 101 7 8 Oregon Short Line 4s A rartta. Pf Pena. conv. 8 12 99 General 4s 100 Reading 31. C less: Chicago, August St. Lnafs A Iron Mt. con. Sm. ..116 Wheat Sept. I.M 78; old 1.0 16; Rt. Louie A San Fran. ts. 4s... 84 1.08 Dee. May 1.10 Rt. l.ouin S'snextern 1st 97 Corn-Se- pt. 63 Li; Dec. 61 Mav Beahnard Air Line 4s 82 48 Rout hem Pacific 4s 94 Oato-Se- pL 31 Dee. 33 May Rom hern Railway : 114 29 t. Texas A Pacific late 119 Port-S- ept 10.97-1-2- ; Oct 11.12 Toledo, St. I. A Western ... 7 Jan. 12.42 Union Ihirifln 4s 103 i Lard SeL 6.85, Oct. Z.98; Jan. 7 07 Union Pacific mnv. 4s 104 L. & Sled Zud 79 i wh day benefited thereby, Jur. and ibelr number appears-tob- e giwwliq leas year byasc. W briber the rUwb U beaefictal or At. or whether iu thi high altitude it la a aecaaatiy for many persons, as to claimed by boum, Iu 1-- 4 4s.... lul CHICAGO PRODUCE CLOSE. Mrs. Skemer Willie's teacher aayn Willie never gets his arithmetic sum Itll right at ail- - Mr. Skemer-Meb- be be all for tbe best. He may turn oat to be an expert abort change artist Exchange. lit accepted: 103 1- -4 95 100 4 103 95 3 4 5 8 84 3--4 107 adjustment 4s She (a IMiH a .Xtilm There nrhrpecplAa Mexico City take their afternoon nap every ro-tur-a 4 8-- - IT. tha story of the "argumentatively tipsy Scot, who, calling on tba minister and bring told to go homo and the next day when ho was sober, replied, "Man, minister, when Im sober 1 dlnna car for religious eonverna-tloa- " Then there Is tbe story about Thomas Thorp, who died leaving hla fortune to a poor relative on condition that a headstone with the name of the old Thomas Thorp and a vers of poetry bo erected beside tba grave. Coating no much a ward to chisel letters In tba atone, the poor relative ordered that tba poetry should bo brief. Upon bla refusal to approve on account of their too great length ths lines Here Mae ths aorp NEW ,... .....63 1-- Modern Cnn d t tlaoEIHl Halo It Brief. Dr. John Kerr, In hla book of memoirs, recalls a number of humorous Scotch stories. For example, there la Bhpt. .,......,..41 31. Cattle-22.0- 00. Aug. Unevenly lower; good to prims steers 14006.00; poor to medium 2.5005.00; Stockers end feeders 2.000175; cows 13504.00; heifers 1.7504.50; bulls 100 calves 3.5006.25 western 04.00; 7-- 8. 1-- 2; 7.17 7.15 7.30 7.17 9.22 7.40 let 8.- (0 0.55 6.65 lan Cash quotations were as follows: Sept tie THE AFTERNOON NAP. 3-- 6.85 7. (HI 85 8.07'4l 7.09 7.10 1, 1901. 5--8. 2; 12.37112.4? 12.60 5epl 10.00 2; Chicago, s, 2; St. Louis, August 31. Wool steady; Fuel and I roe .. ... . ..,.37 territory and western mediums Ilf) .56 24 line medium 1IQ1I; flue UQ Copper ,, ,! 80 Atrh. Com. 16. .88 .... prd. ........ Alton, Com. CASH WHEAT. .84 Smelter, Com 107 prd 21. Cash wheat: Chlrago, August ,. 88 and Ohio , ....... No. 3 red 116 No. I red 107 Balt ,.64 ,, .,.., Brooklyn 9111: No. I hard 10742111; No. 3 hard Cnn. Pacific ..127 102(7106; No. l northern 110; No. 3 Met Traction ......120 northern 100(2114; No. I spring 105. Chat and Ohio ,.,.38 77 Rio Granda pirf .. .. .. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Cos. Gas ., . , ........ . ,. ,196 38 Erie a, New York, August II. Close: Prime 111. Central ... ... ..137 4 3 mercantile paper per rent. Manhattan .. ... ... .,...156 47 Sterling nrhnnge ateady with bankers Kansas and Texas Idlla at 4.574704.8755 for demand and law. and Nash 130 nt 4.84760 4.8488 for slaty day bills; Ma Pact flu .. ... ... ...... .98 commer- New York Central 122 pdatad rates 4.15 8. cial hills 4.84 Norfolk and Western (7 Bar silver 57. 81 Ontaila and Western Mexican dollars 45 Penn. Ry. ........124 Money on call cany per cent; Reading .. ... ... ... closed 7 8. 25 Rock Island, Com Time loans eeay and dull, 60 days 3 Southern 66 Pnclflc, Com 2 ala cent; months per ninety days 28 Southern Ry. Com 1 cent. per (4 pfd St. Paul .. ,t ................ . ,.154 OMAHA CATTLE. 131 Sugar Taxes ., ,. .................30 44 Omaha, August 31. Cattle 3.300. Tens. Coal and Iron Steady; native steer 3.7508.90; cows Union Pacific. Com. Ex. D. 3 per and heifers 2.5003.50; western etoera .88 cenL 12 3.0004.00; range cow end heifers 100 Steel. Com. ... ... ........... .81 03.75; canners 1.600100; Blockers pfd. . and feeders 2.5003.75; cnlvss 1750 Western Union., .. .... ...... 86 88 4.75; bulls aud stags L7503.25. Wabash, pfd. HOG 88,000. Blow, 10c tower; heavy 5.000 5.80; mixed 5.100515; NEW YORK BONDS. light 5.2005.40; pigs 4.5005.00; bulk B.1005.20. V. S. 2s. registered.. t(4 SHEEP 7.600. Steady to 5e lower; U. 8. refunding 2s. coupon 105 western yearlings 3.5003.85; wethers U. 8. refunding 105 Is, registered ewe 3.4003.66; 3.0003.40; common U. 8. 3s, coupon 105 and Stocker 2.250 3.06; lambs 4.750 U. 8. new 4a 131 6.35. V. 8. new 4a. roupuu 131 101 V. 8. old 4. registered CHICAGO STOCK. l-- , Ribs Sept. 7.17 IS; Oct 7.37 Jen. 6.6(1. Bye 71 11 Flax 1.25. Timothy 2.95. Clover If A0. Barley 37. CLOSING WOOL. their 1-- 1-- SUGAR. between 4 2; ill-ti- ah-rac-e 3-- 24.-bo- ON TIME INTEREST PAYS IRREGULAR AND SMALL VOLUME OF BUSINESS. ket today bore the usual .Cashier Sella FOREIGN and drafts on all paints, PRICE MOVEMENTS London Purchase of Steal Pushed up Preferred and Amalgamated Copper Joined in the Front flank of Industrials. President John E. thinly Horace E. Pecry Ralph . Hoag 13 of two or three weeks successive appearances. Tbe first daily 4 paper is the new world was the 2 American Daily Advertiser, printed In t Philadelphia. After nearly a century had elapsed since the tint newspaper appeared on tbia continent- - or in 1800 ALT LAKE MINING STOCK. there were only fifteen dailies and 190 weeklies in the United States. Morning Call, Furnished by Salt Lake The contrast between those data Stock and Mining Exchange and today in striking. There are Ogdan Brokerage Co, 370 newspapers and periodicals of all 25th SL, Phone 21 Sy triaorta weeklies, Ogaafo Utah weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies published in the failed States in 19u4, Alice, bid 10. of which ahout 2,400 are dailies and 11-712. aaked 16,000 weeklies. Ajax. bid Any one of two of lien Butler, bid 10 8; asked 10 8. three dailies of New Yorks daily paCarina, asked 7 pers of 1904 has a larger circulation than did all the daily and weekly paCentury, bid 83; asked 37. 33. asked Con. Mercur, bid 27 pers published in the United States Creole, asked 40. In 1804. Daly, asked Many newspapers are in the country bid 13.00; asked 13.721-t, today which have scored more than a bid 4.35; aaked 4.75. century of years. The Hartford Cour-an- t Eagle and Blue Bell, bid 60; asked dates back to 1704, the PhilaL delphia North American made its first 2. bid Galena, appearance In 1771, while the BaltiGrand Central, bid 8.00; asked 4.00. more American was established 1.45. bid Horn Sliver, the Pittabarg Gin'iie (the oldasked .0. L Mammoth, bid1:11;asked est newspaper west of the Alle21-bid Utile Chief, ghenies) in 1786. the New York G "' asked 1.49. Mammoth, bid 1.37 and Commercial Advertiser in 1797. 17-18-4; asked May Day. bid the New York Evening Post in 1801, asked Montana-Tonopshbid 2.00; the Charleston News aud Courier (the 2.34. oldest of the South's newspspere) iu New Y'ork, bid 4; asked 471. 1803c Leslie's Weekly. Oniarto, bid 8.50. Petro, asked 7. sf iMberga. Kocro 11, asked 50. aaked 1L The fishermen of Newfoundland poo-tb- e Sacramento, bid 108-curious faculty of being able, Silver King, bid 47.54. aaked 4 5 8. as they any, to smell iceberg and Silver Shield, bid 3 asked A Ko. Swansea, bid 8 thereby escape many sucoimtera with Star Con., bid 14; asked 14 them. Really, hewever, tbe fact la Swansea, bid 20; aaked 45. that the approach of a berg Is herasked 27 Tetro, bid 27 alded by a aodden and decided cooling 21 naked bid Sam 21; Uncle Con., the atmosphere, which tbeoo exof 21.87 bid 24; United 8tataa Mining, mariners toon perceive and perienced naked 22.50. veo-aVictor O.AKN, bid 14; aaked art warned by. But oftsotimea a will run Into a Best of bergs and 4 asked 34 may have to bo lowed to safety by her Yankee, bid S3 boats A frequent cam of disaster is that the submerged section of a SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. berg being caught In tbs grip of a current, the mass moves steadily against wind and sea and crashes into the craft before ah raa escape. Tba same circumstance cause the remarkable night sometimes witnessed of floes driven ana way by tbe wind, while bergs cut a wide swath through them in another direction. Impelled by the currents. The lee of berg la often a favorite shelter from storm, and arctic steamers, northers whalers and Newfoundland sealers frequently adopt the novel expedient of anchoring to bergs which experience shows them to bo surely balanced. .... STATES DEPOSITORY. UNITED 117 63 91 89 (2 Wabash 1st Wabash Deb. B Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central 4a Colorado F. A 1. Utah National Bank SEPTEMBER THURSDAY MORNING, OGDEN, UTAH, EXAMINER. UORKIXO BH9 |