The Ogden standard. [volume], December 31, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 9, Image 9

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IHE i: rr - STANgAjcEN. U TAH, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 31. H
Real Estate
E. W. i ANN'ADY
L. : Insurnnr.
Hi-r-pxTii strlctl model ir-ic...
V; on east front lot on bench, Hm
I ;, p U I (T POM-h, cement I'll-: -
I IKi' h :i tm . .' ... I u-'M
I I r ' i !'
I. rnnn, modern cottnjc .led
jW loi w.th oiil-l'liildlnps. fruit (r. . ,
I num. Ll -
I ft! at f-li"'1 "" " ' ' t'"" I"""' '
pOc!on.
HLn four-room eottftsie In ffooH looi
sssr i -,r.1.'" "iih ' " '' r
K;'-orVh' Ihc mom , Price 12000-W
Kill jwymcni liown balance monthly.
(itvN'ADV 27 Hudson Ave.
B- " )',!' : : :"
K , uril I- bir heal fruit farm In ll'th
s V :' ..ii i i"'
Htr ' , 5T ,., , ,-op in I'M'' li.-rr.es
'inSr,. In rv.-. IN nt . ..n.lillMli !' '
v trViL-ht ' - when needed SiiwM
,,-..n. ''" ' "
To ',;;:, rT T VOKK
US -fh t Phone 88 or v
B- Ni:w moil:
J rooni n v. modern bungalow . bul t
fO' ,i,
V Vl ', n ! fOi O
Wk1' Iffy ..I I . I'll'1 ' '
, KKKI' tk
BjjjjjjS A iinscmi nt Broom lloM
IN
BJassfc.Mrt on I 1"
Wtnn
WfZ " " i
r ill'
Btiell' -'-''" II
grcc Ave- "
BKrTm or more furnished henis- in
LsssV ,-T k vwmt.-l I". mi li.
M"T77-im .f farm land near Promon-
HSldrnc' suW" "in ln for donv
K1' h ii ' i 'vi irrigation Tli-:.
t , hom- m r,--.i. as part pavm-nt.
if;., -' ys.
Hrou 'R Ti -ix-room and on.- sev-
V ,,;,.. ,,,,i. ,1, ...... .a. i... op-
,n,h si -i-w. isi;
Tvold for- I.'.' '' 1,1 '" '"t-'"""-'
P., "I" ' '
C' l i nd barn and rtin-
J i: Ll'.'-lil'l Loc-.in Hot-!. Kopa.i. .
M7k HrM.i:i:i AM" T , i NTV
BrpV 'Ii ' I.-1" 1. m .print; m.l
Kw ilne ' I'' "' '" 'arm sor-
K Sli iiiIIcf SW ol Tremon
' p, , . '. ill !'.!; 'C n
ICS; rl-. :. p. i' 1 1 1 m A-i ;';'
blvseii, Rl. hdnl.-. Idaho. '"-P
FOR SALE
lrnT, S?"!11
wosiori r.ims. 51
SLoL I 0
ft fklr Mzr-d Int. ruislii:" "
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.room frame: sou.h front: Hose In on
Jtr,n, 1 ,, I .' V '
HS"r rb nd K H ei
K;: ,
0pU j y,iri.i.or';ll
Under First National Hank
B. ik house light and vratei
Ten: he,-,-,- h.i.-bca: " .-nap Ih ' ' '.
Ec'nr... .'all W ' ' ' V
riVK-roon. l.rl. ic n ,' '" "', "i
til special ' 1 paving in m -
fe lo .-r 1 ; .r Mil- A fll".
E and l ' n: n
E cn (..ilance. On
J J. A. McCULLOUGH
t! Under First National Ran!;
! L74B
BY OW'NKU-1 'r.'ir-iorm mo.h in
iod V .... . i. : ' "-' ,-s,r
Phonv 1 17uC
rOUU-room hou.-r on honoh, down
B per mon'h. W ' dell 16
OWNER, mort'-m four-room br'.cK
alov.; large screen jKrch: fruit tres
garage; lot 50x200. 15.'3 Crosi S..
C 837-J. Jf
vF-room . . i on norih V :b ngtoi
KOO call. JL'0.00 per month Wdeii
L 1 G I i
BfETFi:.V- -IT ; mii.: or.-hard: rr.. I
IdiiiT.-. ii ' i 1 ' ' '" ' ''T
k : or will trad, foi In-to ; op I 1
tt I"' : ' ' 1 1 ' " '
ODICRN o-room hm a h !'
(r month W'. d. II 1671
V 1 1- V i ' i 1 " - i boil I
in..- I. .: a" ."I 'Ol
ton ii;., )..: i.i i:. a i v ......
Khlns'-'.i, Ave l.an m. TH last v:ii.l
Keotndadstove
take ..id ; .rst payment
iny n w hum:.. will l.u youi o:..
rY 'r' X huue JlJi.-W 13Jti
fjlVill pay you to e i3 about L-iod
i :".. p.... i. i u. .-.ii '. .... '..)
PtfihTcton Ae um wiili us. 968
ONCV ;.f -'in.. i .1 lei aljil l'-'J p. ople Wltl'-
Mt seurlf;. . uh.-r. .. n i n i n i urc and
pBMo.. Eni.v .i-kl or monthl pay-
PBt? b!. .'clone! Hudson Bnlld-
M Phon. JSH T-7
jLI'I I ' tal.li h- d 1-'
HM loans. te.-'I e?tatc, im-ui-ancc,
V louho land?, larmt ami it prop
V. 1'i 'nv desiring 10 loar: money
pooo first mortgage Becurltj will .1"
2 P.t0 consult me Good applications
fjjni on hand. 131 Twenty-fourth St.
Mttn. L tah lu
BPKV ... loan on ii.-ipioed real eltnle,
fcjrlck 1VJ
to loan on real estate siccuritlea.
Brui.iiiiitt C - L 1 -1
.FOR SAL E ELEVATOR G
urni.sh and Install hli?h grad lectrlc
P"n,d -levatoi: . am capaeltj WrtM
VV WaUous. Jli l-vi....n St Snlt Lake
Ijjclniy second hand ones. i!3od
E LIQUORS FOR DIVIDENDS
TSBUUG. I'a 1... 31 Ulstrlbu
HC)C its large stoi k of w ines and liquor.
dividend to lt. shareholders W
Wncfd led. iv hi the 'ltlhur Hotel.-'
ny. o. the William
i WANTED
MaleHelp -j
FIRST clpnw young mnn stfnocrnpriPr In
:.les department. Lion onl Co. ls9fi
two boys Cor Rood Standard rout,
At.j.li i'lr. ulatlon Mjjr.. Standard. Ho
seouts proferred: i
YOU9TG mnn, 2i years of age. who
r,ad commercial training or experienc
mii if I ms qulon and ncchrats with figure
splendid opportunlt) for s young .mn
with "pep." Add. I.'ox 19, raw Stand i I
I JS27
BOY with honma for Standard rout', on a
hour eaeh dQ : $5.oa prr week. ISa?
BOYS with hor.f for Standard routes I
at Five Foints. Wilson Lain and Can von
, road. ,ppl circulation manager, ol 1
Sfnndnrd. 153
THRGB or four days work for man nn-t ,
learn; plowing and icvcllnsr. Phone :
IMfjB. iofij 1
BEFORE selling Liberty bonds get prices
from J A Howie & Co. LT.l
Furnished
MODERN room for gentleman: close in:
1 11.60 per week; reference. '"ti Adam
Avenue. )s
LAROR front, well furnished room; for
one or two. Phone 583. 25th and .Tcf- :
1 feoon. two blocks from Reed Hotel IV."
SLEEPING rooms. 2.".3! Grant Ave I83l!
TW O-room apartment 2210 1-2 Warn- '
inirton . c irf 72
PARTLY furnished t.vo-room hoHiae; liRht
and water: large basement 117H Rushton
Ave. Call Carl Peterson. Creston Hotel
1S30
NICELY furnished rooms. ?2 50 to $3 r.O '
Iter week. 251 1-2 Twenty-flfth St. 1MJ
MOPKFJN furnished rooms for rent (.11
Twenty-fourth St. is 13
STEAM"-HEATED rooms, hot bath. Block
from Washington r:ir. 2946 Grant. 1821
FURNISHED room at 2330 Adams Av
IS ID
STKA.M-HEATRD front room on ground
floor 310 27lh St. 1 g 1 3
FURNISHED rooms 343 2Mli St 1SG
THREE nicely furnished steam heated
sleeping rooms, 5"0 T'.vcnt i-Fevenlh S:
1798
ntcfly furnished sleeping room 1241
Adams Ave. . 15 ;
ONE or two rooms with or without board
Phone 2005-N'J 1400
FURNISHED apartments 2571 Lincoln
Ave. 12 M
ACCRUED Interest piu.n market price fdr
liberty bond pair! hi J A. HokIc & So
244J
FOR RENT I
Unfurnished
FOUR-room modern house: sleeping porcn
fire place: on paved gtrect; bench 53.i 1
a month. Guaranty Mortgage Co.( 11 ;
Twent -fourth SL 1sS- ,
THREE rooms, modern. With gas; also
garage. Address .",1105 Washington Ave
Phone 1203. 18G3
OR SALE One 7 -room apartment. Ap
ply 611 Twenty-elgtth ! t IS JG
TWO or three rooms for housekeeping
32IH Lincoln Ae. Phone 142S NW. 1S2I ,
THREE-room house reasonahle Five
Points. Inquire 2800 Washington Ave.
Ahlrn Nichols. 170C
. 1
A THREE-story building containing 10
'rooms, store on the lirrft floor' and a
I InrKc basement on Twenty-flfth St.. nenr
the Union depot E. -M. Conroy. SOO
, Twcnty-nfth St. IC2:!
waIsted I
To Rent
I CR l-ROOV furnished house or apt.,
.modern, man and wife, permanent 1
(liess J. care Slandaid. 01 phone 29-15
lS'.O
I . .
WANTED To rent. 2 or 3 room, strlctlv 1
modern furnished apaitmeni; wllllnc to
pay price; no children. Phone 13SC-51.
,7"1
WANTED To rent a barn Telephone
917. Froerer & Fowlea. 1207
To Buy
WANTED To buy small bakery in ;
Ofi'Jcn. Utah ddress Paul Roberson. 113
South Slh East St . Spanish Fork I tan
1871 j
INVALID chair. Phone [phone]
FURS We pay the top prices for all :
kmcls and keep you osteil Hip mon-'V 1
for you. Write us tor prices and 11 io
shipping lags. Lester Park Market, t;i
Twenty-fourth St Fono 1164. ltI-55
HIGHEST cash market price paid for veal 1
alf, dressed hogs, sheep nnd beef
ipav'lop prices lor hides, pelts and furs.
Call us up and get prices or write Great
: Western Hide Livestock Co. Phone
jllGl C16 Twenty-fourth St. 1311
!
j I IICHFvT piLes pa.J f..t old .loll,.
1 New York Clothing Store, 259 Twenty
fifth St. l B
' HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes
We do .leaning, pressing and repairing,
nt rcarnn.il'le prl. . .- New York (.lolhln
Store 25J Twenty-fifth St. 1327
. ; , ,
' FORD runabot t top Phone 2222. 11C7
' ACCRUED Interest plus market price for
I liberty bonds paid by J. A. Hogle & Co.
214
1 iBF.RTY bonds bought J. J Brummitt.
Phone 69. 53J
CLEAN rags wanted nt the Standard
' office. I
r dressmaTot
REAR 2330 Adams Ave. Phono 55LW.
! p. r vTING. Buttons, nemstltchlng. pi:ot
'ot 10c per vard; third floor W. H.Wright
& Sons. ' . (
ORFSSMAKING- Phone 1912-J. 207 j
BUTTONS, hemstitching, pupiot edejn .'.
fos Twenty-fourth Si 1 hone 161Q Mi
jl Situations
BY ENGXNEBR OJ op rator or Inslallator
lot machinery cltj or out of town. Ad
I dress Box Q" care StundartU uii
EXPERT bookkeeper would like extra set
of books to work on evenings, Box G
Care Standard.
j Drifting with lh tide la one waj 10
j got where you don't want to go.
A writer of epitaphs should be con ;
I versant With the dead languages,
waTtted n
iej j
TIIRER Ul.dle. to travel -v.- n
' ,1 , r expenses. Two to wort:
Oj.de,, o surroundrng towns t.r r, ?' "
Sr.'. JoneHPly Rm " WoSrt
, 1.7
St"1 Phone 3-m"0'"- Ca" M 478 g
GIRL for general housework. Phone 23'. I
. 189G
S."-VJ5gR12" T"."-
1841
rgneSor' take C8r0 of 'Wffa.
hol,80w ork -
1 1 3
ea'eh'lVNckr"-',1,nKr,,,e 0 tWO
1C" wck. J.o 2oth. Phone $75. 1S11
MadlsS AvV mi"C y day r g
(olAD at HoleT ApntJ
tLl: I
hiuh work COOjtfng and IUht
fm h v;, V feSlP or Ironing: small
rmll. 26&.! Washington Ave. Phone i
1607 ;
WANTED Cliambenhatd Reed Hotel.!
I486 j
DRFSSMAKIN-G taught to anvone Will tag I
to apply themselves e Madam Capiat!.
Third floor. Wrights' Store. 0212
GIRLS wonted to new 01 overall.- We
nay while you learn. Only those who
want .steady Jobs need apply. Scow
croft Mantffactunrie c nif
j TorIale 1
BULL pups Inquire 220 28th St gjn
5g; '-"
M once 307 30th St. llSa
BEAUTIFUL band painted kerosene Hmp
mii a hie for country home. Cost 137.511
Will sell for$20.nn One small kerovAne
heater 1 1 f,n Phone 2725 J 1S73
' a?SiBte? Li p00 condition: fine tone.
-s - 1 ' Phone 1846-W 1865
j.1-1, S and phi. hon. roi ah .nt6n
Keller. Box 7, Wilson Lane. 1 ft"
BKVoard b7rrel; Oggjg
GOOD delivery team for sale; very chet,
both OT single. Phone 19S
ITUPMOBILE roadster, electric lights and
started; cheap for cash 2749 Giant Ave
1411
TWELVE 160-fQpt tables, in good condi
tion Rmiulre Da vid Lee, s hu.lding
1817
SLCOND-HAND goods bought ai,d8oid.
r ( Iv.-rson 1640 Wash. Ave phone 10
1839
NICE heating stove Inquire 2b65 Wash
ington Ae. j73M
A !TKXV, of ,ho exoelleift Dundee tu.i
;ored suits, uncalled for. for sale. Dund.-c
Woolen Mills. 2431 Hudson A 1728
FIPST-elass Singer piano for sale $215 Oil
Terms will consider Edison phonogripli
a part payment, G. D McLeod Phono
301 1710 '
TWO tables, one 32 feet, one 14 feet Ion '- '
portable and well built. Phono 2420. Hi 5
FOR SALE A large roll top office desk
with choir; in good condition. In.pn
Room 402 First National honk buldg 1V..J
GRAIN, hay. potatoes. We can save 1 o 1
money. Grout's Grain Store, 332 Twenty-fourth
St. 1473
All kinds household furniture stow
carpets, linoleums, etc. 160 Twenty-fifth
Street. jjjj
0 F C. boar for service 3170 Jackson
Avenue. 13. ,j
I I
SECOND band goods bought, sold and '
. hanged, isoo Washington Ave Phi ne
6SG-.I 124 4
BIG sale on canaries: come hear them '
sing 2220 Lincoln Ave. lilj
FULL equipment ol household furnituie
for sale. 2050 Grammorcy Ave. 307 :
SECOND-HAND goods bought and sold I
Iverson. 1610 Washington Ave. Pho, -
49. atJ32
PIGS for sale. State Industrial School
9480 i
G500 SHARES Cub Oil. 4c. Must raise
money. Box W . Standard 8967
New and second hand goods bought, sold
and exchanged. Highest prices paid far
fecond hand furniture. Trunks and suit
1 ases a specialty Sine,- Trunk & Fur
niture Store, 211 Twenty-flfth Street
! Phone [phone]
I J. A. HOGLE ds CO. pay highest prie s
In Ogdcn for Libert) bonds. 2130
UNCALLED for suits, tailor made. hl4
redUCtion. Gordon's, 211-25 Twenty-fifth
St, Phone [phone]
TO EXCHANGE City property, well sit
uated for car In good endltion Roadster
preferred Address Box I Standard. 1894
MARL. 7 years old. weight about 1200
or will trade for household goods or gooi;
lange 129 25th St. ISiU
WE HAVE Fr R SALE OR TRADE
500-ACRE fat m. hay, grain, fruit and
1 pasture land only 12 miles from Ogdcn. '
! v lull bearing apple trees. 2000 two-
1 year-Old apple trees two dwellings. baiflS,
llvastock, many Improvements Including
I miles of pipe line, water tunnels, and such
implements and tools as are tised on
a llrst-class farm. This Is a high-class 1
' Interest paying proposition. Would be
Ideal lor sub-dividing, being on the ncw
' ly paved state road. The first named !oQ 1
acres of this land Is easy worth S400 per 1
I acre. The pasture land will pay interest 1
on $100 per a re, Tin; water rights and 1
improvements wii: appraise fully $12,000. .
The apple orchard pa) s from $6000 10
$10,000 annually. Plow land Is hlgh-clisi
sandy load, suitable for tomatoes and
small fruit. This property at a modest
rating figured out a jgs.ouo valuation, and
can be purchased for $85 un acre straight
Ihnuigh. The orchard alone pa3 10 per
cent on the basis of $1000 per acre. Terms
arc earnest money payment, balance long
time nt 6 per- cent. This property fiOJ
outgrown Its management and must ne
turned Would take smaller propert) on
account In trade On account of othor
business interests this property must 3e
sacrificed to some one who can and
will devote their time and attention to it.
U B Wedcll 2!.'A U ash 1S:!1
j Miscellaneous
OHIO vacuum cleaners: 30c- to $100. Sat- ,
isfactlon guaranteed. Phone 2097 1 S ; G
OHIO, best revolving brush vacuum I
100 day. Dusl-pioof bag. Phone 2t;i:( J ,
1221 I
II" LOST " 1 ""j
tt.cp,i? ,,lvr Purse containing
sterling silver rosary Kinder pleas
"Iln Washington Ave mo
FUR neekpieee. brown and white" on
oXtn '" ST or BIWon Wall and
'v!'11' on Patterson. Return to Stan
oard. Reward. .st",
V.f.Tri,fc. p,"'" containing some
drafts and $10.0(, money, keep the $10 0-i-,r;
th " drxit. ppiy us Twehty
tlfth St. Phone 1S60-J, 11
PAIR glasses between Plaza Apts. nnd
b St Return to 215 Plan Apts Re-.
"ard ' 1820
FKMALK setter pup. seven months old;
white with yellow ems and two vello.v
' :'r.?-tsv- ,"n '-rt ;,i'Jr of lwr1V. Phone
I -2.6-N.l. 1$J5
I BROWN kid glove Heturn 3369 Wash.
Inston. Reward. in, if
I CHRISTMAS eve Auto lire chain large
site. Tel ist Reward. vSSl
SM UL-L hlaek pocket hook containing. .CO
in currency on Sard St. car. Return lo
12s 7th. Reward 1803
I GOLD pin. pick and shovel and gold
nuggets In pan Family heirloom. Re-
turn to Standard Reward. it:',
I HOUSE colored muff; red satin lining
..ost some where In business d!str.i.
t-liide,- call U-J-4. Reward 155
BROWN, rolled brim hat. on Twenty-second
and Hudson Telephone [phone]
MACKINAW between Monroe and Tw- n-ty-second
St. and Thirty-third and
Grant. Phone 1473-W 1234
LOST Brown hrlndle Boston terrior:
Sunday evening, answers to name " Jack."
Return to 1650 Liberty Ave , and ice, i- ,
reward. 1S79
i FrsXTTirx?rt
I'fil'.I. Pairing and Ford cut down Can
, be delivered before Jan 1 Box 100. carta
Standard. isos
CHEVROLET E-passenger Buick road
ster, real hargalna. Phone Mr Langlo.s,
886. 15'it
FIAT: HujBinoblle; Chalmers-: oil in good
limning order. Wnaatch Gniage & Stor
age. Phone 726. First class thop In con
nectlon. uue
P WArTf
Agents
for;, OWNERS Desmond Primer
starts motor instantly in any weather.
Ironclad guarantee to start coldest tar
.1. one turn, or money refunded .
disputea Saves fuel, health, pottcncs.
Buy one. then become our agent to f -ii
to all yoUr friends who will , want a
Desmond on sight. Good commission.
1 Price $7.50 complete, with guarantee,
Desmond Primer H65 Broadway, . u
' York. ' 1 sic
j PERSOiY j
MARRY IF LONELY; for results tiv
me. beet and most successful Home
Maker," hundreds rich wishing marriage
soon, Stlctly confidential; most reliable;
years experience description free "The
Successful Club.' Mrs B Ball, Box SRC
1 Oakland. Calif. 16
1
j WANTED j
Miscellaneous
WANTED A plaver piano to rent "Tho
Song Shop," JOG Twenty-fifth St. Og.i n
Utah 17U
WANTED Your vacuum cleaner to re
pair, prices reasonable; work gunrante .!
Phone 2007. 1S7'1
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS
State of L tab, Countv of Weber, Ogden
City. SS;
I have In my possession the following
described animals, which If not claimed
and taken away, will he sold to the high
est cash bid. let ,i lsis Washington Ave.,
in Ogden City. I'tah. on Thursday the
8th day of January. 1020. at the hour of
1 30 p. m..
One light sorrel mare, 3 white f. .-
white stripe In face. W on left thigh,
roached mane, about 8 years old; weight
about 800 pounds.
One light sorrel horse: shoes on: white
spot In face, about 9 years old weight
ubont S.ni pounds.
Said eatrays were taken up by me in
aid 1 It) on the 25th dnv of December
1919.
FRANK A NAISBITT
Poundkeeper of Ogden City Utah
SUMMONS
in the District Court of Weber Count v.
Stkie of Utah
J. Wllford Cawley, plaintiff, vs. Floretta
Cawley defendant.
The slate of I'tah to said Defendant:
You arc thereby summoned to appear
within twenty dais after service of this
Summons upon ou, If served within the
County in which this action Is brougnt.
olhcrwlsc within thirty days after serv
ice, and defend the above entitled ac
tlon; aiifrl In case of your failure so lo
do. Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com
plaint which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds of matri
mony now and heretofore existing be
tween the above named plaintiff und the
above named defendant.
H. A SODKRBI'RG,
Plaintiff's Attorney
J O Address 600 Eccles- Bldg. Ogden
Utah.
Hotels Prepare to
j Sell Pint Flasks
j of Whisky Tonight
CHICAGO, Dee si To counteract tne
; gloom which the iollee edict spread
among those who are accustomed to dry
New Year's parties, rumors began to
circulate this morning In the hotel drs
j trlct that the police order must not be
I taken seriously, and that at several large
j hootclcrles pint flasks filled With real
, whisky might he available for those
I whose capacities could not be measured
I adequately bv bin pocket space and for
' those who had no small bottle of their
own. The appended Information that
these pint flasks might cost $10 each wa?
repeated from mouth to mouth until It
became generally believed.
In the city hall, however, Police Chief
Canity conferred with his detectives and
policemen, lie and Captain Collins. In
ehaige of the loop detail, composed Ihe
board of stiategy which has formulated
plans to enforce the dry edict. Thj
i conference lasted long and at Its conclu
sion the chief wore a worried counten
ance. But to anxious reportorlal qu
tions he merel) answered:
"Many Is the slip between Jhc hip and
the lip "
And even after that cryptic remmit
became public, cafe and hotel dining roori
reservations continued lo pour Into the
cashier'.-; cages in loop district dining
mm MARKETS j;
s
NEW YORK, Dec. 31. The final
teflon of the year on the stock ex
change hpgan with a d ruoustratlcn of
i length, regardlosB of further indica
tions of tight money. Many initial
transactions were on cash basi. evi
dently for the purpose of adjusting
rear-end accounts. American Woolen,
the spectacular feature of recem Si
sions, added almost five points 1o year
tiT.l;,y'.s substantial rain. Advances of
one to three points were made by
leading oil?, shippings, motor special
tics and ftTod issues. Investment rails
recorded onl fractional sains, but
minor l ransportat ions were stronger.
Soiling for rash proceeded in heav
! volume throughout the morning but
without adverse effect upon Quoted val
lies Barly sains were substantially
extended, American Woolen continuing
i to lead at an extreme lis.' of nine
points other noteworthy features in
cluded Texas company. Mexican Pe-
kroleumt United States Rubber, Gen
eral Motors, Independent Sieels.i
Worth ington Pump, Endlcott-Johngon,
International Paper, American Inter
national, American Sugar and Industri
al Alcohol, where gross gains ranged
from two to almost ten points. Rails'
'and tobaccos also made moderate ad
vances, but profit taking followed the
fust call money rate of 15 per cent.
The money market followed its re
cent course, call loans advancing lo
20 per cent at midday. Aside from a
temporary reduction of activity, the
higher rate exerted an unfavorable in
fluence. American Woolen increased
;its gain to 17 points and steels equip
ments' and specialties were consider
ably higher
Q0
CHICAGO GRAIN j
s
CHICAGO, Dec 31 Fresh strength
showed itself in the corn market today
largely as a result of continued scanti-'
,nc.i:i of receipts Besides, export de
!mand lor wheat, rye, barley and oats
tended also to lift the value of corn
Prolit-laking sales, which became Quite
free on the upturn, failed to 1 ring
about am important reaction After
opening M to lVc higher, with Janu
ary ?135 to 135 and May $1.334 to
1.33 M; the market sagged a little, bul
I then ascended to above initial lop
prices.
Oats rose with corn. Opening quo
Marions, which ranged from to Sc
higher, including May at s:' to Sic,
were followed be slight further ga:ns.
Strength in hog values and in cere-
als made the provision market firm.
The best inquiry was for lard
I Later, i he adv ance was more than
I w iped out. High rates for call loans
bad a depressing influence, and -.o too
jdis prospects of fair-sized deliveries on
December contracts. The close was
heavy, "'g to 37c net lower, with Janu
ary $1.33 to 1 337 and Mav ?1 31i
to 1 32.
Cash Sales.
i HICAGO, Dec. 31 Corn No. 2
mixed, $1.43; N 2 yellow, not Quoted;
No. 3 yelow, $1.421.43.
Oats No. 2 while, S7'uc; No. 3
white. S34 fi 85c.
Rye Nd. 2, SI. 80.
Barley. $1 50 15b.
Timothy seed. $9.0012.25
Clover seed. $80.00 jj 48.00.
Pork, nominal
Lard, $23 60.
Ribs, $18. 25 19.25.
00
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO, Dec- 31 Corn
Open High Low Close'
De-. . .$ 1.424 1 1 1 14 1 37 J 3S..
Jan. .. 1.35 1 36 1 1.33U 133
May .. 133 1 334 131 1314
Oats I
Hay $ B39fi 84 S234 .83 a
July .. .764 .77 .75Te .76S
Pork
Jan. . $ 36.90 36.75 36 90
May 37.20 36 80 36.85
Lard
Jan. ..$23.70 23.70 23.35 23 52
Mav . . 24.80 24.80 24.42 2162
Ribs
Jan. ..$19.00 19 15 18.95 19.00
Ma . . 19.90 19 9" 19.70 19.70
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Cattle Receipts 490, choice heavy'
steers $89. good steers $78; '
fan- steers ?"-r7 7; choice feeder steers'
$8-; 9; choice cows and heifers $7f?
V fair to good cows and heifers
0016.26; ewes, medium and (rood,,
?r, jt; cutters $45; canners $34;
. I an icier cows $5'd16; fat bu'.lt $5
'n 6 bologna bulls $4'n5, veal calves
110911.
Hops Receipts 11; choice fat hogs,
175 to 250 lbs. $13.25'914.00; bulk
$13 Soft 13. 75, feeder hogs $9.50S1
in r.ii
Sheep Receipts 1428; choice lambs!
$11 12.60; wethers $6 .5017.50; fat !
ewes $5'0 6, feeder lambs $9J10 .
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec 31. Hogs Rec ipi B
17 nun. markei mostly 10 to 15c high
er, bulk. $14 20il4.45; top, $14.50; 1
1 "'' J ; 1 1.20 .II 15; medium. $14 30ffl
11 &0; light, $14.20014 46; light Ughl
$13.857 14.30; heavy packing sows,
smooth, $13 65? 14.10; pocking sows,
rought. $13 00?' 13.60; pigs, $13 00i
1 l ii"
auk Receipts 4000; market firm;
beel steers, medium and heavyweight
choice :.n. prime. I S 75 ? 20.00- me
dium and good, $10.75(g'18 75, common,
$7.75? 10.75; lightweight, good and
choice. $13 5019.25; common and me-,
dlum. $8.00f 13.50; butcher cattle
heifers, $8.4014.75; cows, $6.25?
13.50; canners and cutters, $5 25 n G 25;
veal calves, $15. 75i 17.00; feeder
steers, $7.0012.25; stocker steers,
$6 005.10.25.
Sheep Receipts 8000; market stea-J
dy. lambs. $15.507 18.40; culls and
common, $11 753 15.25, ewes, medium
and good. $8.25fi 10.75; culls and com
mon, $4 2578.00.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 81. "(United
States Bureau of Markets.) Hogs
Receipts 12,000: market steadv bulk,
'1 I noj 1 ' 40. heavies. $14.10j 1 I 50
mediums, $14.15014.60; lights, $13.80
WT4 25; light llght6, $13.2513.90;
packing sows, $13.00il3 75; piss,
1 12 7.", If,. 25.
Cattle Receipts 5700; market
strong to unevenly lower; calves 50c
lower; heav beef steers, choice and
prime, $16.657 1850, medium and good,
c 1 I 25 g 1 6 65 , common. $lo.60'. 1 1 25 .
lightweight, good and choice, f 12 7f,i
17 75; common and medium, $8.15$
12 75; canners and cutters, $6 2506.66
veal calves $18.00$ 16.50; feeder steers
$7 751 13.00; stocker steers, $6.00CI
10.50.
Sheep Receipts 6000; market stea
dy to lnc lusher; iambs. ?lf, 2oi 17.65:
CUlle and common. $9 7" ' li 1
ling wethers, $12.85 15.10; ewes, $6 75
r( 10 r,n culls and common, $4.00i ." r'n,
breeding ewes. 88.0012.00; tecdei
lambs, $11 76 " 1 5 00.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dee 31 flnited
States Bureau of Markets) Hoes
Ret eipte 11 000; market 10 lr 16c high
er; top, $14 50; bulk, $13.75 fi 14.00; 1
heavyweight, $18.80014.05; medlum
v. gh1 $13 85 t 13 10; lightweight
113 80$ H 00; light light, $13 40 B 1S.80;
heavv packing sows, $13 70i 13.80.
pricking sows, rough. $13 40ft 13 70;
pigs. $11 50 13.00.
Cattle Receipts 5600; beef uteera
15 lo 25c higher; butcher stock steady;
stockers and feeders steadv , beef
steers medium and heavyweight
choice and prime, $16. 25i 18.25; medi
um and good. $11.25016.25; common
and medium, $9.00016.00; butcher cat
tie heifers, $6 751 13 on: cows. $6. 511
t 12.75 ; canners and cutters. $ 5. 0111
6.60; veal calves light and handy
weisht, $13.00014,50; feeder steers.
$7.25 13.25, stocker steers. $6 75ftj
11 25
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Sheep Receipts 11,000, lambs 10
to 15c lower; sheep and feeders stea
dy; Jambs 84 pouuds down, $16.504T
17 25; culls an,j common, $12.00' L
16.00; yearling wethers, 514.00Til5.75;
ewes medium and choice. $.00
10 25; culls and common, $5.25j9O0.
MONEY EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31 Mercantile
papr, 6 per cent.
Sterling Demand. $3.75,i. sables BH
$3.76.
Francs Demand, 10.92; cable 10:90.
Ouilder.' Demand, .37; cables,
Lire Demand, 13.30; cables. 13r25.
Marks Demand, 2 til . cables, 2.08.
T.rne loans strong, unchanged.
Cal money strong; high, 25 per cent;
row, 15 per cent; ruling rate, lb per
cent, dosinc bid.. 24 per cent; offered
at 25 per cent; last loan, 25 per cent.
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec 31 Prices of LH
Liberty bonds at 11 30 a. m Bodiy fH
were $' 00: first i s, 9o 2"' iH
second $91.60; first 4V. 193 1:';
second 41.4's, $91.96; third 4 's, $34.84;
fourth 41,4's, $9102; Victory Bit's, Lassssl
$99 00; Victory $99.00-
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 31. Butler unset
tied, creamery, 5263c.
Egcs unsettled, receipts 1206 cases;
first, 68 69c; ordinary firsts, 5oJ65c;
Jat mark, cases included, 7 6Sc!
Poultry, alive, lower; springs, 27-;
fowls, 25S)80c; turkeys, 40C
SUGAR.
NEW YORK, Dec 31 Raw sugai
steady; centrifugal, 7.28c; fine granu
lated 9.00c.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31 Bar silver
Mexican dollars $100. I
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"Ensign Mission" Open I
and First Meeting I
Thursday Evening I
The "Ensicn Mis-ion' has been op
en3d in Ogden and the first meeting is
to be held New Year's night at 7
o clock at the mission hall, 131 Twenty
fifth street. On this occasion Rever
end C. R. Carver of the Methodist
church will give an address. Th
prayer meeting is to be held at 7
o'clock, folowed b services by Rev-
rend Garver Everyone interested in
the Chriatlarj work of this mlsslcu is
urged to altend the tirst meeting to
morrow evening. H
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