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Show the 6 EXAMINE!:: MORN I Mi OUDLN, WEDNESDAY ETAII, mixed and butch rs. U.4i4 Music & Art Instructors 9?6Z5: (a STOCK heavy, rough . Mai:-- sn ; good 4 ;.t.7 :; ' luofi. MOJiXIXG, OCToREIt T3: ii pig. (U.iOli 4.65. bdik of head. Sieady, Sheep Kwtip:- - 7 Ihe lower; ahec" (!.5iii35; lambs. (5 MARKET -. "i 71i4i 7.75. 4 ( Sugar and Coffe. New York. refining. 3 WALL STREET STOCKS STARTED STRONG, THEN RELAXED. suad, l"c. fln.-i- i 5 Only on Two Othor Occasions Hava the Clearing Heuss Exchanges Been Greatci Than Yesterday. Si.cr quid; fair - granulated I offe steady ; 7m , No 7 itlo, x Kansas City. -. Birt-nail- CuuJIiioiu. surface although omc ie favor of th- uiarkei. Thi-wparticularly t.m of lln ui 'Di-market, whlcb cuniluucd lo relax both la the rates for time loans and f- call loans. The pieniluiu uu for oer ninety uas hat disapJn the rail loan departmei.-- i peared. even yesterday's modt-ralstiffui'sr. measured hv (he early 1 per rent rate. e a realrirlion within the 6 per rent limit fur early tranrarrioiu today. i Fotvbiidliiga of a pusalbly defiaied of the heavy Ortulier requirements were thus dUprored. The dimensions of these requireweuia a a- Indicated by the enormous clearing houac exchange twtweeu the banka today, the total riaftig lo (.Mii.jl'i.VSy. a record day's clearings compared with on January- - .1 of tliia year of (;S6.8t4.-89b- . On only two other ticeaxiun an.i during the great financial operatkiui. In ihe rail mad world which preripl-tataihe panic of 19UI have today a exchanges at the clearing house ever been exceeded. The skill with whim yesterday' great operations were la Indicated by the small excess over Ilia average In the day's ranh balances, which amounted to but IIU.74X.77C. This evidence of the Important work already effected and the escape of Ihe money market front serious consequence In doing It were mnaldered ery encout aging a lo the money oiitlu.k. Ycatenlay's payments of taxea In New York amounted to l2h.MHi.iiMi. and early repayments of temporary inrieiitedtieia of the city U looked for a consequence. The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank or Herniany reflected the attain f the Qetoher settlements on that market also with a d cell tie In cash h'ddlug of upward of (4I.OMt.nno, an lnciaae of loans uf (4J.2b3.rtnu and u expansion In the outaiandlng uote Made of the hank of (Xu.7Xb.miu. Hut chra flgurea also represented work already ncciiinplishnd and the private data of discount receeried In Berlin In however. It adtoday. vanced. aud the expectatiiin became more general that the liauk tate will he advanced on Thursday probably a full 1 per rent to 5 reut, to pul a check to the outgo or gold. This was in reality ihe only feature In the situation of tlieiminey market aide to account for the hesitating tone of the stuck mark ut. The cinder time In the money market is attributed to some extent to release to the market uf hinds which have been withheld waiting ftir a rise In loan rate. The pront lac today of g high rata fur rail loans prompted the placing of some of these sums of money In tba time loan market with appreciable effect in easing Its tone. The government report mi the condition of rotum was not favorable, the mure nn m the pffrrte of last week's tropical storm and damage to the crop came nftrr the period of I ha rat finales on which the report was wade up. The cotton carrying railroads ware amongst the strong features uf the day. Expectation uf the announcement of the deal" during the day played a large part In the iperulatlon. Ihe Inlted Rtates Steel stocks hardening apd the The Hill stocks moving Irregularly. reactionary tendency grew on Ihe market and persisted after a late rally. The cloning was weak at Ihe lowest. Honda were Irregular. Total ealea, - bull. and autaldo properties aaa Claaalflad Balci column, H. H. GODDARD, Raal Eatata, Lcana, Inauranca, Cemmorolal Steaks, BIB Eouloa Bldg. WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Heal batata, Inaura nca and Invest manta. 20b Eceles Building, aue aaaaar to N. H. Ivaa, J. J, BP.UMMITT Lcana. Inauranca, Raal Eatata. 240B Waahlngtan Ava. Both phonic. JAB. E. BALLANTYNA t Baal Estate, Inauranan and manta. Ofltca Hi Ecclaa BIJg, Phana. In-aa- Buraty Bondi, Raal Batata and Insurance, 111 Ecclaa Bldg. E. F. BRATZ. Reel - Eetate, Pira Inauranca, Both Lcana, Notaiy. 410 B6th W. N. PEIRCE. Raal Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Inauranca, 411 14th BL Bath phana KELLY A HERRICK. Laana and General Inauranca, Rentals, Real Eatata Invaatmantc. M. PORRIBTALU J. Raal W. 0. WILSON Estate inauranca vestments, herte. Beth A. A. WENGER, Real Eatata, Fire Inauranca, Mirt gaga Leano. II FI rat Natl Bank Bldg. Ind. Phone 721. and In Ecclaa Bldg, 211-22- it hnea. A L. IVEA Real Eatata, Loans, Inauranca, Renta, Collection a, Notary Public. J. C. NYE, Eatota, Lcana and Incur-ancaNotary Public, 2411 Washing-toAronua, Raal B. H. CODbAftD, Raal Estate, Fire and Life Ineur-- a nca. Notary Public. 412 Ecclaa Bldg. Boll Phene (34Z. . A B. SMITH Mina and Realty Broker. Notary Public. Roam II, Flrct Nat Bank. Ind. phono 657. - W. B. WEOELL Real Eatata, Lcana, Inauranca and Rontolc. 246B Waahlngtan ava. Bey la block. Both phonaa. J. C. SIMMONS. Real aetata dealer In Five Palnta proportion and farm lands. Rental propertied handled. 220 Waah. An, Bell phone 188-y- E. A ROLAPP. Real Eatata ,Flr Insurance Notary Public, Plantain, 404 Ecclaa Bldg Bell phene 20; Ind. U. CHAUNCY PARRY Raal Eatata, Fire Inauranca lcana. Conor 2ld and Waah, 1 'Phene 372. Land. Lcana. Invaat- mrnta Furniture, Hardwaie, Oiahea. t Attorneys AGEE, CHEZ A M'CRACKEN Attomeya and Counselors. Roema 44043 Flrct Nat Bank Bldg. JOHN Roema 31 and 32, Flrct Nat. Bank. E. T. HULANISKI VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Roema Waahingten Ava. . Flrct Nat Bank Bldg. 21-2- 2 T. R. OCONNELLY. R. S. FARNSWORTH Attomey-at-Lav- S14 (d.UUG(i-25- ; : 7.25. rwnge wethers, l.3jti5.75; fed rwe, (I.'hiJi(.4u. Attemey-at-Law- 344 . Twanty-feurt- h son's Grocery. and IIS Ecclaa Building. THOMAS M. D. LESSENOER tw, Attorney-- a Atto-ncy-- at . Bt., over RichardInd. phena 14, MALONEY Law. U. S. Cam. Referee In Bankruptcy, miaaionar, 2442 Wacfelngtan Are. 308 Ecclea Building. City Florists VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral deaigna of every description ta ordtr. Delivery promptly made. Order by phone. Bell 813-K- . Greenhouse. 1(2 Thirtieth sL FLORAL CO. THE PORTER Choice cut flowers alwaya on hand. Floral deaigna a apeclalty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson ave. and Twentieth at. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Ind. 293. Pbonea Bell 260-Z- ; OODEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artiata. Store 413 Twenty Greenhouse opposite fourth at Glenwood park. Rhone, Bell (36 x, i J j I fiirt-maii- ri'ury. 4 Bur, Jlihllc; 17c. 5? DISARMAMENT PROGRESSING. May Be Son's Frxtioa in th Clsnfusgoc District. Tharc Ilai ana. Oct. 2. K President Palma (seated the palace here and Uuvernor Taft will take up hlw residence there during the week. The disarms meut proceedings are going on w It hunt a hitch. In be vicinity of Havana. Elsewhere they have not yet begun. While there Is some question ss to whether the disarmament will lie accomplished In the fienfuegoa reluday gion without some friction, no opposition of consequence lx anticipated. The news from fienfnegos. province of Santa Clara, Is that the 45U from Havaua arrived there none too soon, as the situation was threatening. caused partlv by the dissatisfaction of the volunteers over the prospect of lielng disbanded with pay only for ihe actual time served and partly t the uneasiness of the revolutionists surrounding the city. In Santiago province the revolutionary movement has caused lack uf work and actual suffering. The disarmament commission sent rk today in the from Havana began vicinity of Santa Clara City and it la of Ptuo expected that a thousand Guerra's men will lie entrained for their home in Plnar riel Rio province foiKorriiw. from a point near Havana. The provisional government Is considering whether It is wise to seud an escort of lull marines on the train to the city of Plnar riel Rio with the homeward bound Inwnrgeuts. Major I .add. of the dlaarmamcnt ronimlaalon. reports that he Is having nn trouble whatever with the insurgents In Havana province, many of them actually laying down their arma and othcra retaining their own rifles. mi-rtu- TO COLLEGE STUDENTS SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. Furnished by the Interstate Brokerage Campaay, STRIKE. Btcaust Thay Arc Net to Indulge in Haling. maaa-meetln- 34, Iork 1ird .Ian. (13.45. (11.35, (11.351. Oct. (a.XO. (g.R71. (I X7 : K.ii:. (X.55t R.32'. (7.X5. (7 X75. Nov (7(0. M.524; AL ADAMS' DEATH. .Ixn. Coronrr la Not Thoroughly Satisfied With Sucida Theory. (ct. ( 4. (S.37s. Jan. (7.175. (715. (7.13. Riba Short H334; HarYork. Oct In a statement made early tie day. gave an iiuiinallun that he was New binger, Cash quotations were a follows: Flour Firmci Wheat No. 2 spring 7(4ivjci No. 5Xoc; No. 2 red 72w73'5c not : cntiiely that the deat'i d san-li.- of "Al" Adams, 'm- - former peltry king, u- - the result of suicide The coroner said "The police ami .ill the witnesses to the death of Al X.tmnx believe amt are inimilteed suiclile. rmnlnced thai 2 Sl,gc, but from the peso inn 1 found his body, ll.irley -- Good fepding 37'1(ri4i'c; lying over a rha.i .uni the head renting r m choice matting 444i52c. me In coni" nea: a cuspidonorth-sterP'ax Seed No. I (1.03; No. wavw lo Is'ltev i.i: ihcrc might have (I. IU. been foul play ut as In what muTimothy Seed Irinu- - X'i null 3 kj. "I am ism in Clover Cunt rn cl grade, (12.75 of such i"! i man tin' i liivp ( loose i Slior Hllia Shies if wialth in take In- - ufe. The forcr ( ;i no. ihe hu' ini!Mi.' .ind went througn Mess Pork I, r h'H (Hits, th' forehead Ii mi.' !: '.mil hit the door, laird IVr lmi Illy (S.ST'j. Thi emlio.ii mg i'i flie wall. Slum Clear Sides (boxed i 5orf hoi' s hew pi.wc he shot tliHl ended Ills life W'hiskev Basis of high wine 1.29 ii is suppoM "i.it he got out of bed ai 7:15 .. m Generally peop'c .r;!(ie llrcetp'.s Slupnicii: Fhwu. baneia ... 3l.7n il" nut I'l'ii'.nii1 ,i'"i:i when ihey rise i 3.5 2"i V ",e Indlcalions .. 7 1. non from sliiliibei .'57.72H .:s5.2oo he dnl iiiinii.' viiclde. hut I an: ('inn loislid i :'t itloviiiig!'. ,i' .'d anil I will ex Oal. IimhIicIs ... ft.non 1,4 .mm Rm ari'ine every IJ.iiou ,md try and find was for nl whin ireiii' ii 23.7no Ma;,ic; .l)Uhdx .. 199 3ou mu " (n the produce exchange to.lin ihe bun. r niarkei was steady, STRIKE ENDED. l!'U24c. riairb-I7'i4l2lc cK firm 19 t54 at ncimtcil mark c.ie Shnug'i.i;. ( : ' The strike of ihe Trio- - 21c. prime firsts 22-cx r.c ! Sikii Hritiah conre,-- i 'en 25c ioii hs- - been the arrest and 1 13c. Cbci v Sunns. iir.iiiisi'iuiirn: :wo ringleaders. 'iniiindii of i Th force was w here , t("ed at the CHieage Product. 2. Wheat Close: Cliicaco tin. the rhiel l,r lll,,,l' rid the Judge of aun-'i'.' 75 ouri 79 ihe Mai ho men against Iht Co-: n. The lec 42 7 s: May 13 4 u ! v firtli.-- in liM poiice x. 3 33 lM' i uu "4 'tec sfike S'jt ei'i in order to May 12 u 354113.37 i fierc ,i .Ictrand lncn'Bsr in x7 wanes Jau. 7.'54i laid He'. 1 n ; s2'i Wh-W- bit-li- . ar.-riin- .... .... i DOWIE WILL NOT GO. Hat Decided to main in Chicago. "First ApoEtle Chicago. Oct. 2. A. few hour before Hie time uf his intended depart me for Mexico. John Alexander Dowle t 'slay ilecided to remain in Zion Pit. The sudden change of indefinitely plans caused great Mitprl'e in Zlou City wlieio It haw been runimoniy that lowic was going away lo tnakp a fln.il i.ffuit to regain his . self-di---- l loliii A. I.enl. one nf IV.wie's friends, who was tn haic iirrom-pnii'd him on ihe Mexican journey, Jlowrle that the "First announced health had taken a. sudden chance and that TViwIe was much liet-cthan he hss been in several weeks. clo-s-o- fr Apo-dle'- '' 2gi - P-- rk 7 x7 - 1 i i n : I 2 ! Hi1.- , Hvc Hi - iic : r l'- -r 1 2: Jan NEW GULF 715 Cash. 37 Miibil''. 7m clnvrr Ni tiadiug. Oct. 29511 15. rt ,T '!.' T.iu-'- i'ic,.ii. iirk-t- i 3 I 7 i n.'fc. i vi 2. tGe--Rccripta. tS'eadv: beeves, (rlfmvi .md bpifea 91 I'l'irj 5.211: ii', feeder. (2 5(4l 4 4U; Tex-,n- i To" -'- Chicago. -- r4 III; ... (c. ic.v..rt-, wcstemcis. a". 55 if 4 o il.'J'.'i.1 L-- i. i.. . '.a ii. i. . 1.1:3d 'lew bhT siorm local foiecaatcr. 'on.gir ; I i STORM. : .1 9 32 TIMBERMAN : I :t. 'J. iiccnrilitiB 'i app- - 'iichiiig fnm d. in" ion as 'lie ciin, siiay . T:i. i the icy icane uf sjme last which :iromc:cr, lic- had liven 'c.id' day. was -f ., to .i shi vy cmn.iig drirt'ing Ii rain which. hy a ri said by vcm.. dcrlmlTig 'i.ir..m een in !' ipv.i to'i.i'K bj I , I) ;.j w pliy.-ical- ly . - -- Re- - -- ri' o; Ogden City Dentists FEL3HAW S DENTAL PARLORS, Over Spargoe Book Store 21(5 Wash. Ave. Phone 71 k, BeiL The 33t34c. H W. B. LISTER. DENTAL PARLOR, I BOSTON Sunday 10 a. m. till 2 p m. IOpen Browning's. 24(1 Waah. Ava. 2. fjc: Ind. 193. 813-K- Oct. Wool. Vtwil eleady ; tcr- flm medium. lXfrJUc; en-.i- n VARNEY FLORAL CO. The choice carnations, rose and other flowers, with appropriate 1(2 Thlr- green. Pricea moderate. . tiath at. Ball ikc. Rsei trading i,n the flour of (he Salt lke eoek and mtniug exchange umoiiuted to ihe transfer of 18.353 shares of clock fur (P.287.37. idly Judge mine sireugth and was in demand at (1 1.25. at which figure nearly Kwi shares changed bands. Nevada Hills wold up to S't.Ju again, and Jumping Jack ai 54c. Tlnric stock, however, were conspicuously active. Thu kutKationa aud sales were a fuliuwa; lamia. Oct. I St ( Attomay-at-Law- Attomey-at-La- Office 2408 E. BAGLEY. Atlornay-at-La- Tintic Chicago. Oct. 2. Foity l.ake Forest college students refused laai nlghi to sign a pledge aiihmlited by the faculty not to indulge In haxlng and. by Ihe decimation of President Richard I). Harlan. Ihey will he expelled from the college today. Mixtr students, afdecided to accept ter a the manifesto of the professor. President Harlan. In chapel last Friday, delivered n uhlnialutn to the haxlng. In orstudents, forbidding der that the rule might In- - nhaened mote generally, lie asked the student lo sign a pledge. This they refused flatly. Piealdent Harlan said he would the student until last night to give par value. IJ.i'itifl.Uirtl. If they had not the agreement. sign unI'ntied Stale bonds were all in p. m. the; attached their tunies by changed on call. were to consider thorn selves expelled A mass meeting waa called accordingCHICAGO FUTURES. ly. anil the matter waa discussed pro and con. 1 The leading futures Chicago. Oct. The forty aturient refusing to sign ranged as fnliowa; hound themaelvcii the pledge family Wheat lce. 7' i'aC. 5'ie. 73e; Into a collegiate union after the mass May Xft'iiC. 7!H,(7Sr. meeting and derlaie,! they would fight nee. the Corn Oct. (d'ye, 4uSc, tn a finish. They say 4.1'CC. 42V; May 14c, 4;ic, they professors will cause a "strike" anil will 4314 bring out the sixn signers to their May side thinugh vynipathy if by no other 3440. .i4c; 8SV. 35c, 35c; July 34c. 3:;c, mean. and Baca-man- (2.25fi 4.ac; I.I' il '1.75. lamb. . EX- d , EARTH for BALE at "ODDS and Enda." I. T. Alvord, 2277 Wash. .".mi; . ! ut In Ogdan luc na Receipt. """ head. Market bulk ot (t.4ntii6.D; lackers. I0.4"( hesvv, (0.35(1 t!.4.'i' $ Oii(r 0.52lx. piga and. Mar1".'Hhi head. Sheep - Kecelp-j4 7S6 3.aU; ket ani'ini hteady; e Per bargain to M'tlti.a'i: $4 Hugs kicaity tinn-loaa- a Real Estate Ag'ents (1 COW'S. MINING STOCK CHANGE. spicuous, faille 3 3.5U; calwx. as LAKE Judge. Nevada Hiila, Tmtic Stocks Con- Daly r. S'l-ad- 2.--- . SALT 5 t'ily, inli.otH) toad N(-native York. Orl. .imk nur-kdid not niaiu-aithe bran; alma tive cows and i of l'li which li lurtrd our stin ker, aud f'i'iii-:n- toii (t. tee), ; re powdered, :gr. molawM- - rrus'!.-i- l : 4 (k:. U'J, wax .s.i.Mfc Hinghani. ploy Ort. IS 1. cl as rimberman KILLED. Ram Davis, emIn the 1'ia'i Cop- '( as InMantty killed this morning hy falling down shaft. Davis wax signalling to an upper evil when tn suine nmicennntahlc manner he lost hi footing and fell to the Iwuinm of the shaft, a distance of 82 fret, hiesking his neck. On failing. Davi smrk a timber which dislodged. The timber struck Intrifk Frir-l- cutting off one finger as clean as though il had been done by a knife blade. r. Iiiivii leave a widow snd two who e bvlng in Fnaniah Fork. He was nn experienced timberman. and had lived !"re fnr some time. lirethev I. ns taken charge uf the body, which will be -- ent to Rpanleh Fork tVivis w;i tti serond man fie- burin!. n th" Ctah Cepper mine withitt per niitiP. 1 , chll-dre- ". . . CO. F. C. WOODS 68 G S7 First Natl Aechltacta. Bank Bldg. Betk Fhencm Architect. a25 A.FiratGRAVES, Nctl Bank Bloc. Bell Phone (85 K. C0NTRACT0R3 AND BUILDERS ! |