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Show MEN DINED IN HERMITAGE: ogden Takes Great Stride Toward Becoming Cereal Sales Center of West; Good Prices Feature Opening Day I Offdcii took h great stride toward becoming the grain sales center or tin I inter mountain country Saturday with the formal opening of the Ogdn c.rain itxehange In Bpaelons rooms I over th- Commercial Is"atio:i-il bailk I on Twenty-fourth jitrept Trading is j Ion a cosh haals, no future (Silvery j conti 1 ' b iicinr ubdertnkcD Besides the many representatives bf firms who hae become members' of j j tilts exchange, the rooms wi !n- Bpccted Saturda by more than CO ir it ot s v ho nf attending the "get-1 ! together" eonferenee of grain d alers j and mllS'jM from all parte of tlu- fn-I fn-I tnrmountfiin country. Many Ogdeli l" pie also visited the exchange anil 'sur the first sales transacted. With B. I- Slack. BecreKary of tin. exchange, In oharg salea opened iit I 9 30 an 1 closed at 11:30 O'clorlc TJio trading was fairly brsk in o'sri 'h(at. no n v . heat Laving yet made an np-peari):co. np-peari):co. Tn c.irloads of wh?at were sold during the exchange hour and m , ( losing thert was a car of sn.i white wheat to arrive at a price of ! 03. ; lood prices featured the Sales Tor the opening day. ft Tas reported that 1 eight carloads of corn passed through the city Saturday bound for th- Pacific Pa-cific coast. The officers and board of directors of the new exchange ore .is lollows-E. lollows-E. R. Alton, preSldeUt; W. ji Barrett, Bar-rett, vice president; B. L.. Slack, sec-' re tary-treasurer; j m. Parke- i. lirown, C. J. Doon. i . D, McCoy and Ii. E. Miller, directors. LIST OP MKMHKRS The following firms and representatives representa-tives are members of the exchange W Arthur and H. h. Holl.y H..- (ey Mining ',.; Lee Palmenton, Ai-bcrs Ai-bcrs Bros Milling Co.; B. Jj. Slack, grain broker; C. J. Doon and J. L Taylor Inland (.rain Co.: Josepii M. Parker SAd W. O. Felt Sperrv Flour' Co., E. R Alton, H. W. Stlne and C. C. ,Ball. (Ilobe Grain ,c Milling Co , W n. Brown. Brown BrokOraice Co . 1 H. C. Farrell, Utah Grain & Elector Elec-tor Co. C V Stltnpson, Associated Farmers' Milling Co., all of Ogd.-n. David Bobbins and W, T. Bobbins, Farmers' Grain X- Milling Co , W. H. Berretl and E. W. Smith. Inter- Ocean Elevator Co.- J. J Neville. Busier Flour Mills S. H X. lson S. H Nclaon Co; R E. Miller. R. B. Miller Grain Co ; M. M. Dahle. State Mill i Elevator Co.; L S. Beckett, 1 Allred-Bcckett Co.. all of Salt Lak-. I A V Sntt. rflc-ld, lntermountaln Farm 1 Equity; I s. Limhlnc. Pocatdlo Flour Mills d. McCoy. MeCby-Wlieba Grain Co.: I'V DaShlel, Northern (Bali fli H C. all of Pocatello. Ray I Bullen. 'ltamln Co . Logan; E. S. I Weatbrobk, Trhria-Misstsilppl Gram I Co.. Omaha. Neb.; C V. Adams,! Black Hawk CralrJ Co., Omaha. Neb.' i ; George L. Relley, j h Teasdaie Grain! Co., St. Ixmls. Mo ; J. H Bailey. The : Midwest Grain Cb. Denver. Colo ; E. ' L. Rlckol, grain dealer Salina. Kan. S VI UBDA1 s S ULES. The following sales were reportel Saturday, one cur each of-No. of-No. .1 dark northern spring. $l 13 No. 2 mixed . . $ 1 Of) No. '2 soft white $ i .00 i No 2 mixed ?1 . 02 ' ; No .1 soft white 11.00 1 i No. 8 soft white $1.0.", No 8 soft white 11.12 No. 1 mixed 37 No- 2 soft white $1 08 No. 2 soft white $ 1 mi |