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Show ' Chicago Quotations j CHICAGO, Oct. 10 New breaks took place in the corn market today, influenced exclusively by develop ments in the military and diplomatic situation. Rallies ensued but for the most part quickly failed. The rapid fluctuations indicated plainly the general gen-eral nervous feeling of traders. Opening Open-ing prices, which ranged from 1 to 4c net lower, with November $1.12 to 1.13 and December $1.10 to 1.11, were followed by declines In some cases to under the initial bottom figures. Oats dropped sharply with corn. General Gen-eral liquidation by holders was in evidence. evi-dence. After opening lVlc off to c up with November 64 to 64c, the market recovered slightly and then headed downgrade. Provisions fell the maximum limit allowed for a single day. Offerings were not large but there was no demand. de-mand. Restless irregularity of price changes chang-es in corn continued through the session. ses-sion. Shorts covered freely near the finish. The close was unsettled 3Jc net lower to fc advance, with November Novem-ber $1.12 to 1.12 and December $1.10 to 1.11. Subsequently packers were buyers of ribs, but the effect was unimportant. unimport-ant. CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Open High Low Close Corn Nov. $1.12 1.14 1.11 1.12 Dec. 1.10 1.13 1.09 1.10 Oats Nov. .64 .65 .63 .64 Dec. .64 .65 .63 .64 Pork Oct 33.25 Nov. 33.25 33.50 33.25 33.25 Lard Oct 25.80 Nov. 24.65 24.65 24.65 ,.24.65 Ribs . Oct 21.32 Nov. 21.12 21.25 21.12 21.15 CHICAGO PRODUCE - ' CHICAGO, Oct. 10 Corn No. 2 yellow yel-low $1.461.47; No. 3 yellow $1.35 1.37; No. 4 yellow $1.20(5)1.28. Oats No. 3 white 665)66c; standard stan-dard 6767c. Rye No. 2 nominal; No. 1 $1.62. Barley 85c(597c. Timothy $7.50)10.00. Clover nominal..-, Pork nominal. -oo Ogden Petroleum company, principal jH placo of business, Ogden, Utah. - IH Thero arc delinquent on the follow- ing described stocks on account of as- IH sessmcnt levied on the 4th day of Sep- IH tember, 1918, the several amounts set opposite the names of respectiv5 IH shareholders, as follows: Name. Cert. Shares Amt. Allison, Louise M. ..130 500 $ 2.50 IH Barnctt, Dick 31 19,500 97.56 Bosgicter, S 4,500 22.50 Bosgieter, W. S 205 200 1.00 Bramwell 216 1,000 5.00 Berrett, Hattio 1,000 5.00 Combe, Georgina ... . 60 1,000 5.00 Clark, Isac 132 GOO 2.50 Child, C. W 127 3,000 15.00 Child, W. A 500 2.50 Convoy, E. M 2,000 10.00 Child, Mrs. C. C 8,000 40.00 Dalton, Lillie E 136 1,000 5.00 Dye, Sam 178 2,000 10.00 DeMike. Wm 226 1,500 7.50 Dean, John A 167 167 4,000 20.00 Doran, Grace 333 100 .50 Davis, F. C 318 250 1.25 Fenn, Homer E. 40 1,000 5.00 jH Farr, Clem 2,500 12.50 Farr, John 6,000 30.00 IH Foulger) Joe 1,500 7.50 Flygare, Julia 250 .1.25 Flygare, Jessie 250 1.25 Flowers, G. Morris . . 325 1.62 IH Gosling, C. H. 7 25,000 125.00 Grosser, Anno 223 2,000 10.00 Hess, Gilbert R 1,500 7.50 Huish, A. V 700 3.50 - Halverson, George .. 3,600 18.00 Hoyt, R. B 2,000 .10.00 Immes, Charles . ...3S3 2,000 10.00 Jensen, David 4,000 20.00 Jones, Mary L 266 1,000 5.00 Jones, H. W 100 .50 Karademos, Tom 262 1,000 5.00 Lynch, John C 92 2,000 10.00 Leltteral, M. M 141 1,000 5.00 Morein, N. S 95 200 1.00 VM Murphy, Mrs. C. S. ..159 125 .63 IH Mallendorph, Max : ...187 8,000 40.00 Moffit, Wm 268 1,000 5.00 McConnuch, J. L. . . .304 1,000 5.00 Nicely, Mrs. Ella ... .15S 125 .63 Neuton, Everett 172 500 2.50 Ovink, Mrs. Marie .. 90 4,000 20.00 Oberg, Clarenc6 .... 100 .50 Orton, Murray 1,000 5.00 Peterson, Ezra 65 3,000 15.00 Pierson, C. A 1,100 5.50. Pierson, Dorothy 336 2,000 10.00 fM Poulson, Elizabeth .. 200 1.00 Peterson, Adam L. . . 500 2.50 Peterson, H. C 500 2.50 JM Peck, Jack 500 2.50 ' VM Reeves, J. W 200 1.00 IH Ramey, Chas 500 2.56 IH Sumnerville, Fred ..148 400' 2.00 IH Thayer, Mrs. Jennie 46 8,000 40.00 IH Thomas, Mrs. Buellah 500 2.50 IH Toombs, J. M 2,500 12.50 Williams, Jos 15,000 75.00 Watkins, Geo. F 2,500 12.50 Winters, Mrs. S. H. . . 100 .60 Worrell, R. E 200 1.00 Wilson, W. B 2,000 10.00 And in accordance with so many of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold as the office of said company No. 364 24th street, Ogden, Utah, on the 26th day of Octo-ber, Octo-ber, 1918, at the hour of 10 a. m. to pay the delinquent assessments to-gether to-gether with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. A. L. GLASMANN, Secretary-Treasurer. 364 24th St., Ogdon, Utah. oo Tidy American housowlvcs ndmiro the thorough way ln which tho Yanks over there are "mopping up." |
