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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Mining Notes.

Two cars of ore each from Alta Tin
Tic and Bingham. and one from Nevada.
were reported at the Pioneer sampler
yesterday.
Five cars of ore from Tintic. two from
Idaho. one from Bingham and one from,
Stockton were released from the Taylor
a. BruntOn sampler yesterday morning.
Six teams are now being kept busy
hauling ore from the Caris8 mine At
Iintic TO the loading station. They are
delivering over forty tons day. This
is considered 10 indicate that the mine
is making good money these days.
Manager George II. Deru of the Con-
SOlidated M5rcur, accompanied by mrs
Dcrn, came in from MercUr Friday
evening 10 do Christmas shopping Mr.
Dern stated yesterday that there was
nothing out Of the usual occurring at
the property.
II. q. Catrow. president Of the Ohio
copper company, came in from the east
Thursday night and. in company with
other officials of the company, spent
Friday inspecting the properties at Bling
nam. All returned well pleased with the
condition Of things.
Two ears of ore from the Carbonate
Hill property, in Weber canyon, VIII be
On the market t0day. Superintendent
Matt \. DOugherty SAYS that another car
will be loaded early in the coming week.
He has been having all kinds of ToU-
bic recently 10 set cars in which TO load
his ore.
trip to the east. where hr has been on
business connected with his oil Interest,"
in this state. He declares thut there
Is more money in tbs cast looking Tor
investment ia The west ;nan there - de-
mand fer it. Any kind of proposition,
Alr. Rowland says that ia merlJoTiouS.
need not go begging. Utah hc reports
10 be held in especial favor everywhere.
Tho roads into Alta are now in prime
condition and the various operating CON
pInies are taking every advantage OF
them 10 get in supplies 40 tide over tho
stormy season that Is sure 10 come Man
ager William Hatfield of Albion now
has Striug OF teams hauling ore from
the mirc, and taHinG up timbeHs etc.
that viii be badly needed curing the
winter days when il win be Impossible
L. reach tho mine.
Ford ". COrreli manager Of the Ne
Vaoa-Supcrior cOmpany's properties ia
Nevada. came I'm from camp yesterday
morning very much under tho wea tncT.
Ills heart was troubling him greatly ana.
upon the advice Of physicians. he hurried
out on the first time for his home in
Rockford, III For time yesterday
morning it was feared that ne would not
be able to travel. but he held up and
insisted that he could make il all right,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
TEST MILL NEARLY READY.
Boston Con. Will Be Running ia
About Two Weeks.

\, +. BEETLES, metalluTgical engineer on
the NewhOusc staff stated yesterday
after q trip 10 Bingham. that the test
fniit Being erected for the Boston CousOit-
dated company, at -mgham, would be
ready 20 go into commission not later
than the end of the year. II the weather
holds rs good as il Is at present and
there j. no hitch in the delivery Of ma-
ttrlai. il viii be possible to have the plant
ready little sooner than that.
Just as soon IS ii is possible 10 get this
mill started the regular work Of trying
out the copper-bearing porpnyries viii be-
gin and continue without cessation from
day TO day as long as development is pro-
crossing and new territory being opened,
OF until 1t is known TO nicely just how
The material runs and how best It's values
ran be collected. This is already pretty
wei understood. but II is Inc fine points
that viii he mastered in the little plant
that is being erected for that especial
purpose
The company engineering department.
has the main features o. the great plant
that IS to be erected at garfield well in
hand and IL VIII not be long till every
thing is in readiness for the awarding
OF contracts for structural material. etc.
According to the weather prophets Salt
Lake valley is not going TO experience
much stormy weather this winter and
the promise is made that spring VIII
break Garner than usual. Under such con-
ditions the Boston Consolidated will no.
be far behind its neighbor. the Utah Con-
solidated company, in getting its big
works competed. At any rate, both viii
De running early next fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Gain in Totals-sig Advances in
Values Are General.

\ Glance ct the record of the mining
stock exchange for the week ending AT
noon yesterday shows normal increas Sc
IN selling values and several good sized
jumps in Utah stocks During the week
ending with yesterdays single session
rs 90 shares of stock, with q selling
value OF Sl02. 421.i5, changed hands. Last
week E533'2 shares, with selling value
OF S31.3E-l4, changed hands.
Daily closed at I.l5. as against 81 .gll2;
Da}y-West at $500, as against Sb-5o;
Little Bell Mt SID as against S3.l2; On-
tario at $50 as against sec; Beck Iun-
mel Con. AT 5igc, rs against ste; Little
ChiCi "a &c. az against 2SLc.
Y review Of the above shows that Beck
Tunnel Con, had the largest proportion
ate gain; indeed this stock has been
steadily advancing Cor several months. y
big block was bought by one local broker
in September at g. lie sold Friday al
So.
During the day, la0J0 shares OF. stock,
with scllinG value % $l6g9. -. changed
hands. On SATURDAY, Dec. s. 2S,753 shares,
with selling value of al,26'.3S' changed
hands.
Following are the final quotations and
record of sales made during the single
regular and open calls yesterday morn
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Dying of Famine.

is. in its torments, like dying of con-
sumption. The progress of consump-
ton, from the beginning 10 the very
end, is a long torture both to victim
and friends. When ! had consump-
ton in its first stage" writes VIM.
Myers. of Cearfoss, Md, after trying
different medicines and a good doctor.
in vain at last took DR.. Kings New
Discovery which quickly and perfectly
cured me" Prompt relief and sure
crre for coughs, colds. sore throat,
bronchitis. etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia. Guaranteed Al Z. e NJ.
]. Drug Dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
The Bank Statement.

New York, Dec. l6-The weekly state
meut of the clearing house banks Tor
this week shows that tho banks hold
surplus eyer tho legal reserve require
ments of g s6l.4.S. Last week there was
a deficit Of Sl.245,526,
Loans, si.o0l.56i 90: decrease. A1T56.-
deposits, ssSs.ssS5oo: decrease. sssiI-
Circulation, s53,o6A5o9; decrease. $685.
Legal tenders. $75,7li1o0; increase. ST.
42S. 000
Specie. SiI4. 100: Increase. $ss2. $50
Reserve, 1919 9ss3. 30: increase. Sl20.S0O
Reserve required. $245.SI2 i25; decrease,
surplus, c,a81075: increase. &5.217.609
EN. l. 5. deposits Sjll2.i15 Increase
$S.2l6925.
rho Fsnancier says: Last weeks Of
fetal statement of The New York assO-
ciated banks. are foreshadowed by the
preliminary estimate of cash gain during
the week. was quite favorable. mas
much as the surplus reserve was re
stored TO a comparatively substantial sum
through the gain in cash and an I'M
portant contraction in loans. the latter
thereby contributing 70 reduce deposits
and consequently reserve requirements.
The increase in cash was S3t21SO). which
amount closely correSpOnded with the
sum indicated by the estimates that We're
based upon the traceablc movements OF
money for the week. The gain appears
to have been largely due to the employ
ment Of funds belonging 30 interior
banks that were held on deposit with
New York correspondents. There were
also considerable amounts OF money
made available. which were directly re-
mitted hither from near by points. at
tracted bv the high rates prevailing at
this center, Loans were contracted To a
greater extent than was expected. CON
sidering Che active speculation IN stocks
during the week. The amount of the
contraction Was $ll156. SO. Deposits de-
Il
S-NN Ni1 below the sum 0f the reduction
i'm loans. less the gains in cash. There
fore the settlement made a good proof.
The required reserve was diminished g
dA6 SCI through the decrease III deposits.
which amount added 10 the gain Of S.. =
100 Sh in cash. as above. made S5.1I, 900
as the increase in reserve TO $3.50. 0I5
surplus, against 81 40 J26 deficiency in the
previous week. Computed upon the ba-
sis Of deposits. less those of $3.50 Gro
pmbLLc funds. tho surnlus is So. IL. IS.
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York Dec l6.-Money on call nom
iral: ~ loans
Time loans firm; sixty and ninety days
and six months. Der cent, with com
missions far short periods making the
rate : to s per cent. Close:
Prime mercantile paper 5i2ft6 per
ceu:,
Sterling eECh9n07 StTOn" With actual
business I'm bankers bills at 4S620d4 sos
for demand and at 4S250 for siXty-day
bills. Posted rates. 4S31a and 4.S5l@. Com
mercial bills, AS2a4S3Is
Bar silver. 65i5.
Mexican dollars, SOL.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds Irregular.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
CRAM ANo PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dee 1s-1he wheat market
was weak frcm the opening to the
close Bull Traders WHO had during the
rient support 10 prevent any material
decline did not today resist the efforts
OF the bears. ON the contrary. one If
the principal longs was. credited with
Thir was the chief source sof weakness,
althoueh the cal}iegrans from argentine
had caused beafish. sentiment al the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Metal Markets.

New York. Dec. l6.-The metal markets
we're quiet in the absence Of London ca
bles, but prices weTe held up to the re-
cent level
Tin was quoted az 35.0oG55lJ.
Copper il more or less nomial al $3.50
1899 for lake ana eiectrolytic. and 1S.l2i=u
Is GIL for casting.
Lead was firm at 5.35d6.l0.
Spelter was quoted at 6.45U65s.
Iron was firm and unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Dee 8-Cattle-ReceiDts. 81:
steady; reeves. elod6.15; COWS l.354 l.35
heifeTs @IJ04S0; calves. 5.J0nS.t0: poor
mediums 3.15G6.09: good to prime steers.
5.35d5.I5; stockers ard feeders. 2.lht4.le.
Iogs-Receipts 1900: estimated Mon
day, j-,6o9; market stead: mixed and
butchers. 47Jd56j: good heavy. 4S0u503;
heavy. 4.T064.S0; light, 415G5i95; pigs,
4. 80: bulk Of sales, 4Sui90.
Sheep-Receints, .5eJ' steady; sheep.
$.5@q6t}; yearIings, 5.164t.|; lambs. BOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Coffee and SUGAR.

steady: No. : invoice. "a: mild. quiet
Cordova. % i0i2sz. Coffee futures closed
steady At net advace of 10 TO - points
Sales. 3T.7al bags. including January at
6,10G645; March. 6-5M5f5: May 6. $50 81:
Jnly. $50: September. 7.05a7. To- October
ia
Sugar Raw. steady: fair refining. SIS:
centrifugal 50 test 29s: molasses sugar
No. s 400: No. Q, $50: No TO- $50: No H.
s.S5: No H. $50; No. I3. a.15; No. Il. 3.
confectioners' \. AS: mou-- a. sos: cut
loaf 40: crushed. 5iG~ powdered, 4.s0;
granulated, 4.sv: cubes. AS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
THE COPPER HANDBOOK

A practical book Of nearly a thousaiie
pages, useful 10 all and necessary &c
most men engaged in any branch OF ti'o
copper industry.
It's facts will pass muster with the
trained scientist and its language p
easily understood by the everyday man.
History. SeS. TeTminOlOgy GeoStdpHs .
Geology Chemistry, Mineraiogy, Metal-
hrgy. Finances and Statistics OF COP
per.
II gives the plain facts in plain Eng
lish. without fear or favor.
II lists and describes 3.St9 copper mines
and companies, In all parts of the "ofii.
twelve pages. according 10 Importance oil
the property.
The Copper Handbook Is conceded TO be
the
Worlds Standard Reference Book on
Copper.
The miner needs the book for the facts
il gives him about mines, mining ana
The metal.
The investor needs the book for the
facts Ill gives him about Mining Invest
ments and Copper statistics Hundreds
OF Swindling Companies are exposed ia
plain English
Price is IS i'm buckram. with gilt tops
$3.50 in full library morocco. Will ne
sent fully prepaid. on approval, 20 any
address ordered and may be returned
within week of receipt If not found
fully satisfactory.
HORACE = STEVENS.
Al POSTOFFICE BLOCK, HOUGHTON.,
MICH. L. S. A.
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opening. The bulk OF offerings was TAX
en- by shorts. The market closed wax
with prices practically NJ the loves.
point OF the day May opened unclaimed
L Il lower at SSss to 'SS7s. slumper Of
Il S1s- and closed 10 : 10 ] off AT SIS
ass
Tie corn market was remarkably firm,
The market closed steady May closed
!. io-ge~ re 49,.
The oats market was easier May
closed II 32l ass loss Of a.
ca account of active realizing by local
longs the provision market was triile
easier. At the close May pork was or
3. lard was down a shade and ribs were
shade lower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
I'm MIne b. 80, TInlIe.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Farra-
gut Mining a Milling company OF Eu-
reka were filed IN The office Of the see
rotary 81 state Yesterday The company
is capitalized Tor 10000, divided Into
shares Of a par value Of 81 each and
owns the Blue Bird. Iron Sides Wild Bill
Admiral Farrasut. Link, Lake View
Hin Rcd Hill Extension. Mountain Boy.
Mountain Boy Extension, Contact Look
out. Hartford, Summit, Tin TOP. Tough
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Review Of the Week.

The speculation OF the week has shown
great animation and large volume, but
has been greatly congested in individual
stocks, which have been brought for
ard into prominence by rotation.
The brilliant condition in the metal IN
dustrics especially copper and iron, has
gwen special prominence to the specula-
non in securities connected with those
industries. Tho prosperity revealed by
the Union Pacific annual report has the
sis for pushing that stock TO a ne-F
record price
Bonds have moved irregulary AMI
have not shared in the activity OF stocks
United States IS and the old and new Is
declined a per cent on call on the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
FREE SELLING
TO TAKE PROFITS
Considerable Confusion in the Stock
Market Yesterday.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DOWN
PRICE MOVEMENTS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.

New York. Dec. 16.-There was consider
able confusion in, the price movement
during todsys active stock market, and
sentiment in speculative circles was con-
siGerably unsettled as the result There
were spots Of progressive strength stih
principally amongst industrials aud sons
Of the high grade railroads, Of which the
tlcating supply Is small. On the other
hand there was active liquidation mdni-
fest at one or two points, notably N
Southern Pacific aud In the Rock Island
affiliated stocks. The official intimatio1
that the Rock Island preferred dividend
was 10 be suspended in January was sut-
ficient explanation of the weakness "a
the Rock Island shares The heavy self
ing of Southern Pacific. was attributed
u speculative holders who had counted
upon an early establishment of dividend
Payments on that stock and who found
cause tor the abandonment Of their
iapses, in the language OF the annual
report OF the stockholders.
In the body OF the list there was cv,-
dence of free selling to take profits un-
der cover Of the various points q
strength. An incipicnt advance developed
after the appearance of the bank state
ment, but prices subsequently weakened
to the lowest. and the closing was irreS-
ular and not far from the low level The
banks showed the establishment Of a
surplus in reserves amounting TO nearly
Si.0GD, 600, the Improvement in their con-
dtion being principally due to the seal
ing down of their deposits, which re-
suited in "a loan contraction of Sll, I96, 800
The cash increase Of S., l30,S00 proved
about as expected. Yesterdays pay
ments of Jan. l government interest and
Of important dividends. including the
S3o0t0 100 Standard Oil disbursements. WlD
accrue TO the benefit OF next week ;
market and figure in next weeks bank
statement. But q very heavy demand
mas developed for remittances 10 London
by next Wednesdays steamer, when l5
the last u reach London in time for the
amounts of exchange bills maturing al
this time. which were put out early N
the period of higher money 10 take adj
vantage of profitable rates here. The
possibility OF gold going out next week
IS. therefore. under discussion.
Total sales OF bonds, par value, sl,-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line Tickets OF
sale December %, Il. IS. 50, 81, 1909
and January l, 1906. Final limit jan
uary 18th. See o. s. L. agents for par
ticuiars
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No Secret About II.

st is no secret, that for Cuts, Burns.
Ulcers. Fever Sores. Sore Eyes. Boils.
etc. nothing is SO effective as Buck
lens Arilica Salve. 1T dida't take
long to cure bad sore I had. and IL
L. Gregory. OF Hope. Tex. &c. At q.
Z. NJ. ], Drug Dep,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nut and Camp mining claims in North
Tintic mining district. -. {. Harrington
is president James p Murphy. vice pres
ident: ID. D. Hanks. secretary and treas
and j. g McChrystal. constituting the
board of directors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
NEVADA STOCKS.
Yesterdays Sales.

Little Bell OaS50: a3JaSl.70; 1n0Si.65.
Lower Mammoth, 5)04lc.
Silver Shield, JJaTt1>c; 59tUi31ac
Beck Tunnel 1.6l005lc; 3Ju55c; 1,ooo@
J6ci .tNaj1c: lel456iec.
IngOt, l,eJgN2c..
Wabash. IJ5a$I1Zl.; 9jJGH10; &cQN1I.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Treasury Statement.

ment Of the treasury balances ia tha
general fund. exclusive Of the $150OJQ600
gold reserve. shows: Available cash hal
arce $i2S IS. 90; sold coin and bullion,
sN7Gt5, 37j; gold certificates, $52.6351i.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
ONLY $3.50.
"a colorado Points and Reiurn

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale December 22d and 23d. good for
return to January 10th. 1866. See
agents for further particulars City
Ticket Office POI Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
CoNIsrocK
Orc and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements I'm TINS
city yesterday. as reported by Mccormick
" Coo amounted 10 S5N53. as follows
Silver. lead. sold and copncr ores. S27IUl:
bare bullion, $4l, tll Settlements for the
week aggregated $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
BIG RABBIT HUNT
At IndIanols. sunday, 80. 17th

Special train leaves .. & r. G. depot
at $3.50 a. IN. Returning, leaves In
dianola AT ) p. m. Fare. $3.50 round
trip. Rabbits reported 20 be thick
Everybody invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
SHOWING MADE
BY NEVE0A CON.
Interesting Data in Statement Made
to Boston Stock Exchange.
TEST MILL ABOUT FINISHED
BOSTON CON. WILL SOON BE
WORKING PORPHYRY.

The statement accompanying the appil-
cation. of the Nevada Consolidated Min
ing company for the listing of $4,000
shares of its capital stock on the Boston
exchange. early in the week. was "A most
comprehensive one. \ copy Of it reached
james a. Pollock & Co, yesterday after
noon and from IT the following partitue
lars concerning the company are taken.
The authorized capital stock Is JVl,Uq'
shares. Of par value of s. each OF this
$4,000 shares are now listed on the Boston
exchange, while 10000 shares remain un-
issued. Forty thousand shares OF this
will be used TO complete the equipment
of the properties; 10000 shares is reserved
for future extensions of the plant ana
a0OOD9 shares are reserved Tor the ceaVeT-
sion OF railroad bands, at par.
The company owns all of tDe stock II
the Nevada Northern Railroad company,
now building brOad-saUge line from =
point near TOa0o, on the Southern Pa
Cific TO its mines at Ely, White l'lhe
county, Nevada. The funded debt Of the
railroad company is 81 .000.0o0, represented
by first mortgage . per cent bonds. con-
vertible into Nevada Consolidated stock
at par. The railroad company is capital
lied al S2.001000. i'm shares of a par value
of 500 each and the Nevada COnsolidated
owns il ali, paying for il 2900J9 shares OF
stock and other c0nsiderati tons. This stock
has been sold by the railroad company
and the proceeds are being expended. with
the amount received from The sale of
bonds, in the construction of the road.
The financial exhibit made in the state
ment reads as follows:
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Metal Markets.

Silver. 65i1c per ounce
Copper lcastina). 1Ii4c per pound
Lead, IN ore. $500, New York. S5.3j per
ponds.
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Tononah. Goldfleld Stocks

james \ Pollock * Co. furnish the
following as the closing quotations on
the san Francisco eXchahgc yesterday
over their private wire.
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Bond Quotations.

L. s. Fpf = reg-i02sa l. q \. Uni. 1855 .
10. coupon ...l03'4 Manhattan con-
4. ;. s. tsS. -.-it2sfI sol gold 4s--.-l43's
Do. coupon .i02i4 Mex. Cent IS. 6J'l
L. s. O. Is reg. 102s4 Do list Inc. Sc. -1l@
Do. coupon ...1n3sl VI. 4 St. i. Is. g. .
L. s. n. IS reg. 1904 NJ. h. Il T. IL. .le3l2
Do. coupon ...i3r8I Do. 2S .,....... SS'4
Am. Tobacco As. SJ& Natl. r. X. or
Do % .........1l5i.l Mex. con. 4s... $
Atch. gen. 4s....105 y. y. Cent. gen.
Do. Adj. 4s..... al eral 3ies ...... J9i ?
a. c. Line is.. .i0ltslN. J. Cent. gen
Bait q Q. 4s..-.lO2e4 eral IS -.......lH
Do. 3i5s -, 96sz Ner. Pac. 4s.....IC5
Brooklyn r. T.. DO. IS .:.....s. q .
CIV. IS .....s.s .lut sNeF & western 800
g of Ga. 3s. 10 celsoi Is In =
Do. lst Inc, -. SJia 9uTI lIoqS 'eIO
Do. I'd Inc. -. 80 rtdg. IS .-..... Is
Do Sd Inc. -. 20 Pa. CIV. 59s.-.....!J2 4
Ches * O. 4iZs.lV9 Read. sen. -. ..lO5ls
c. q Alton Sles.. - st l.. d ]. Nj.
{ Z, & 9 I. +. 1917 & coPsol Is is.ll6's
r. r. IS ....... igl=I e.. Is .......... 81 r.
Do. col. 5s .... - St, L. :. ". con-
c. {. c. * St. l.. sol Is ........... s0'-
general Is l0Zla Seabd. A l.. is 6gia
Colo. Indust. 5s. 50. Pae. 4s...... 81
series y ..... 1858 Do. list is, cert. o
Do. series = o., s59s 50. Ry. JS...-...l.dis
Colo. Mid. is,,,. ~ Tex. K Pac. ls.l2
Colo. & So. As. S4ss Toledo ST. l.. &
Cuba IS .........iO5ts Western Is go. SCI
y. * r. G. .10l14 n. T.. is -..-.....la5
Distil. Secur. Js s2's Do. cV. ss......l4ii .
Erie ., / is....,I1l IL. >, steel I'd Js % :
Do. gen. 4s.... 135slWGbash IS .....I15iS
HOCE Val f,2S tuJt Do. Deb b.. q; ,
Japan 6s ...,,,,.l90 West. ND. Is. s.
Do. I'd series o.. sSiz W. & l.. L. Is. ~
Japan iias eo"t- 92la iFNis. Gem Is. So :
40. I'd series. PA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

Kansas city. Dec. 16.-CattIe-Eeeeipts
2ii: market unchanged: native Steers. 400
aj.35: native COWS and heifers, .-G)u5.OJ:
st0ckers and feeders 2.50U $50: bulls. . ,
allen. calves. S.D144 3: western steers
G.Z5f14S 81: western cows. 9.2J0350.
Hogs-Receipts 6,6GJ: steadv: bulk OF
sales. 4Std4 50: heavy. 4S5lt4 s. packers
ASGA90; pigs and lights. i.79a4.S7ia.
Sheep-None; market nominally steady.
Omaha. De- G.-CattIe-Receipts go:
markef-rominally steady: native steers.
@.Gy65. -: COWS and heifers aGl043j:
western steers. 4.0Jd450: Texas steers
:. 15dS -: COWS and hefers 225d3 a.: can
ners sea rs. StoCkers and feeders. ASA
4.tt; calves. S0en6.UJ; bulls and stays.
11sMS5N
Roes-RcceiO1s IeJJ0. market % low
or: heSVv, A1IiaNt60: mixed LA i.I1iS:
Light t,0att.i2; pigs, 425ai60; bulk of
sa les i1lQtN.
yeariinCS fe10s5t: wetherS.' 551Fi5. 50;
ewes, 4.7Jd5.5o; lambs, 1.0od7.J0.