Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-03
SELLING UTAH SHEEP
BEST nurroNs IN Iur MARKET
Utah Sheep Gail for Good rriccs In
Ch.cigc.-Ilow the Owners PRO.
coed to Sci.

THO party Of Utah mon that lett
short time ancc, with u train load Of
mutton sheep which they took to Chi.
GAO aai solI as on cEHoHm nt % dc.
iurmiuu wuulhor BE- was better 10 10
direct 60 market ihan 10 sali 10 middle.
mcr, returned lhst evening. The result
OF thvlf proceedirEs, a. stated in tue
NEws lgst Thuruay on receipt VI "a
ts.eirnm from Chicago, was most
satisfactory. ono IN OF III II De-
that this week another train
load Of mutton sheep viii so cut
to be followed by 0dl another utxt
WesE. luIs iast train loaf Will be-
gathered from Oh, nJgks Of Utah moo
in western Wyoming. as was Che shll-
MN. Tor tho men WHO hay, lust come
Uuck.
Tho returned sheep owncm were
raan lrsi evening by NEWS fupre.
sentative, u 20 gave cEpr,aiJu 10 the
GLOWING view; ave dUnI want
any more midilUmen under tue pros
ont conditions. They would pay as
here from - 10 sa.4J head Tor first
class wo,uois. wo got our sheep g.
Chicnao, paid oil cxpcrtes OF cur ,fir,
and came Oh with s32j head.
There is no danger Of being
taken IN by shaipcn, a. We
have Teen often lei % think.
| We clusiVn our sheep 10
| reliable commission huufc, and stop
/ pt the feeding place, which ON our nip
| was uu tho Chicago and NDfthwtstyru,
| about forty miles out, until lnu con-
/ mission men Gail TOT "a, then souu iu
/ the mut Ons. They are soii TO the best
| a.yau age, the seller gets hio connie.
| fiUu when 10 q ttRsIuAhls nturo, auu
| ths balance T. turned over g. a.. Iur
/ whole Thing ~ muCn more profitable
| than selling here, nuI rot III more
| trouble. ia lac, tbuIc ~ none OF the
| uirhuIiug OF Juwiug down tuat Dr.
sometimes met Win m miiultmyn.
"As 90 the Utah muttOns the stock.
| yard lu0plusay thnttH"se W. t.ok wtr,
tlu bs.t thut had come into the Chica-
/ go market this ycar Whcn they were
/ being -UlI they brought the hishust
ptiye every DAY except one. That day
there was a small lot Of light mutiuus
that brought a higher price than tue
Utau thtrp did on that occasion. The
reason was that the purchaser specially
wanted some nghl mutt.us and tho
Utah .wu,hefL wore too heavy Tor
him,
zone Incident We worb Witnesses to
Ia connection with tho advanced
price paid Tor Utal multous.
la thn DrOUtr's Journal they
were quoted as Montana snten, Aud
owners Of the latter falfeI ~ circus Je.
cause they were getting 10 % 20 cents
yer hundred loss Than Montana sheep
were quoted at. TWAS s0mo tims be-.
fore thr Cau.r " tho mifqultHliou was
atcertaiucI, and the Journal was re-
quCstud 10 hereafter quote Montana
sneep on their own basis ami Iut Unu
sheep In their proper lat " save !urtnuT
Trouble.
"In Chicago tho stortkrcpers
dropped on VA quick aH uurins new
cDmuie. We uli wOfe lEhlc1lOfod
hnls the hrsl day, nuI were
taken TOT 'hnytvods.' We haI scarce
got iut0 CLARK street when restaurant
Cr.er aCCoated "a with, 'Slop iu,ig,,
uUyH, ana ven ii'l yul uTi just us lOaa
buttVrmIlk as your mother makes on
the iAfm.' Alu ~ 70 went on. We
changed our hats TO q darker hue
next day, aud had uo further trouble.
"lhu railways have rot good nf.
engagements fos the shipping Of nut.
ton sheep, anu the big shipper has mo-
advantage over the small one. lhr
man who has 800 sheep 30 on two Cufs
gets along Jus. o. VOL with the
railroads by making arrangements "a
Salt Lake ~ does the man with ten
or is carloads. He b. also Treated Just
gs we'll by the commits houses ana
st0cyyurds men, r1 hu has the 1dvau-
tage OF the middlgmoL'd pruh by
shipping himself. Tho midlothian
will do iJg small ownors, nud when he
takes closer m1rgin, or whom times
are bgltor for sheep men than now.
Our Uuh mult0uH brought si.25
head In the Chicago mnrket,nnd Il cost
abouta dollar 10 got tlem there"