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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-10
LATE LOCALS.

The Golden. Colo, football team Ia
stopping at the Kenyon
Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed 10 1927 9S926 as against 1920. 6i7.0j for
the same day last year.
The embalmed remains Of Elmer
Grant viii be shipped to Salem, Utah
this evening by Undertaken Evans for
in,erment.
Mai. Il. A. Little field OF ogden has
returned from the east and will re-
sumo his editorial position on the Utah
State journal.
The funeral Of Peter G. Burt will be
held IN the Sixth ward assembly hall.
sunday, at $3.50 ., m Friends are In
vited to attend.
Local lumbermen report the city
yards as fairly well supplied with stock
considering the scarcity OF cars, with
prices as likely TO 60 higher,
Manager c. p. Ovevheld OF the Amer
lean Stoker company has returned from
a Montana business trip. and reports
the mercury as below zero IN western
Montana.
Local fire clay people report the de-
mand for crucibles sewer pipe, rough
terra Gotta work, ETC., 80 heavy that Il
is almost impossible to keep up with
orders.
The Saints Of the Twenty seventh
ward will hold an Old Pioneers party
in the ward westinghouse on the eve
ming Of the 18th inst, the proceeds to
go to the coming ward fair
Local butchers say that the quality
OF the meat raised in this state is all
that could be desired this fall and that
there Is plenty OF II, The proposed
packing scheme Is reported progressing
fayorably
Former Mayor Moon Of ST, Anthony
has had to return TO this city to have
the treatment OF his troublesome right
eye resumed, at the Holy Cross hospi-
tai. He believes that the next governor
Of Idaho viii be Senator Fred Dubois.
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BACK TJ DENVER.
How Shipment of oleomargerine Was
handled in Salt Lake

city Food Inspector ]. J. Meyers got
onto the fact, the other day, that a big
consignment of oleomargarne had been
shipped In here and distributed among
the local grocery houses, He inyestl.
gated and found that a carload Of the
stuff had been sent TO this city from
Denver The sale OF the same was
promptly stopped by the inspector,
whereupon the grocerymen wired TO the
Denver cOnsIgnors that the city food
Inspector had stopped the sale, The
Denver people wired back, ITO h with
the inspector go ahead and sell the
goods"
But the inspector refused to allow the
sale NJ the OeomargaTine unless II was
branded and advertised for just what 1t
was. lie had samples analysed and
found II nice, clean fat, coiored beau
tifully and OF the proper consistency;
but butter-it was not. The Salt Lake
dealers wired again 10 Denver that the
food Inspector continued unpropltlous
and could not he talked over, II was
Impossible to sell the oleomargarlne,
and settlement for the same was there
fore declined. The Denver shippers then
wired 10 send the cleo back to Denver,
and thither It went. with the Colorado
shippers out the freight on both
ways Oleomergarine costs conts;
butter sells wholesale az 22a TO Is
ceuts-and the difference, well, II Is
considered worth striving for
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POPULATION INCREASING,
Many More Births Than Deaths During
0Ctober--0 her Data

The report OF Clerk Brothers Of the
city board OF health for the month OF
October shows that there were 81 deaths
In the city, Of which So were males ana
30 females There were l29 births, 90
males and 60 females.
A total Of 81 cases Of contagious dis
eases were reported as follows: Ty-
phoid fever AZ; diphtheria, 20, smallpox.
n, scarlet fever. g. tuberculosis, q,
measles, J. The food inspector mada
the following inspections during the
month Meat markets, 81; commission
houses. IS; groceries, % restaurants,
81; hotels, 20, ash markets, So. dairies
n bakeries. 33 tee ponds, Z; slaughter
houses. q; breweries, O. hog ranches ?.
There were q samples Of milk tested
and found TO be UP to the standard.
The work OF The sanitary inspectors
shows 1000 visits and inspections, i9j
grease traps cleaned so written notices
To clean up refuse sent 80 notices 70
connect with the sewer Al the crema-
tory 250 loads OF garbage. 1890 pounds
of condemned food, Go dogs, 10 horses, o
COWS cats and one calf were disposed
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COURT MOTIFS.

The case of Paul Askridge vs the
DAILY West Mining company has been
transferred from the state 10 the IT,.
s. court Plaintiff asks s25, 900 for per-
sonal injuries.
Judge Richie has rendered Judgment
IN favor OF plaintiffs In the case OF l..
~ Beyers ct al. against Fred Sund-
qust for the sum of $3.50 as damages
for wrongful entry and detention OF
certain ground In Bingham.
Suit for divorce has been filed in the
district court by Lucy Avery against
Thomas E. Avery on the ground OF
non-support. They were married on
April 10, 1896 and have one child, OF
which plaintiff asks the custody,
A petition for letters OF admlnistra-
ton OF the estate Of Sarah j, Morris,
deceased, has been flied In the probate
division OF the district court by Anna
A. Morris. The estate consists of real
property valued at $500 and cash In
bank amounting to $lss.
In the case OF John W. Farrell
against Edward Blake ct al, Judge
Morse has rendered judgment IN favor
OF defendants. The action was brought
70 recover 1927 alleged to be due for
lumber ana material iurnlsheu LOT
building.
Suit for divorce has been fled IN the
district court by Mary y, Lewis against
Martin Lewis on the grounds Of non
support and cruelty. The parties were
married in Idaho on Dec. o, 1901, ana
have one child the custody or Which
plaintiff seeks. Plaintiff alleges that
defendant on several occasions beat
and choked her and has for some time
past failed to support her
The jury in the case of Katherine
Gillespie against salt Lake City, which
was tried In JUDGE Lewis court, has
returned a verdict IN favor Of plaintiff
for 81, 200. The action was brought to
recover $4,000 damages tor personal IN
Iuries received by plaintiff by a fall
caused from defective sidewalk on
east Fourth South street
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MASONIC REUNION.
Scottish Rite Pr, Arilg for Three Days
SEES ion IN This City.

Handsome souvenir programs have
been issued FOR The sixth reunion Of
the Scottish rite OF free masonry 10 be
held in this city nov. 2l-8.
Committees have been appointed as
follows.
Arrangomtuts--lra o, Rhoades, VIII
Ham j, Lynch, Sidney W. Badcon SAM
uel C.. Park.
Fraterual Reception and Prlncely
Courtesy Charles W. Morse, Charles
"a. Blanchard, Frederick j. Hill Louis
conn, Aryls s. Chapman, Windsor v.
Rice. Emerson H. Root. James d. Wood,
william j. Barrette, Henry II, Corn
forth. George II, Dern, Alfred II. War
ron.
Those On charge Of the class WIN no
charles w. Morse. Jacob j Greenwald
ana Fred T.. Schramm. The committee
Uu music. Ira O, Rhoades, Alfred u,
Peabody. John s. Crtchlow Directors
af properties and electricians, George
ID. Aiken ana Henry simon.
Tho inonable degrees viii be confer
red Oh Monday Nov, 90, the historical
ana religious degrees on Tuesday, the
philosophical and Chyalrc degrees on
Wednesday. ana the ceremonial and Of
G'.l degrees on Thursday. Refresh
mcuts wll. be served each evening az
ter work rs done.
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NEW APART. EGT LOUISE.

7. ]. Armstrong has the contract az
$4,000 for erecting the apartment house
TO 90 up on the site OF the old First
Methodist church on east Third south
street The contracts for heating,
plumbing and lighting are yet TO BE-
awarded. The building win be three
stories high with handsome, orna-
mental front. and contain 30 rooms.
each with hot and cold water, and four
bath rooms on each floor, The archl-
tect Is j. G. Craig.
G.. G. Heppery Is about to build a
$4,000 modern residence at Fourth North
and Second West streets. ]. G.. Craig
Is the architect, and George Fisher has
the contract.
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THROUGH BEET FIELDS.
Geroge 7. 0dell and Party Make Flying
Trip IN Automobile

George T. Odell returned this morn
Ing from 800 miles tllo M his l0rge
automobile car through the Malad and
Garland valleys, which occupied two
days. Mr.. Odell was ACCOMPANIED
north by Ben Crltchlow Of Oaden, and
II. r. Elliot Of this city, and was joined
later by l.. c. Harding and u. l.. Evans
OF Malad. Moslah Evans, W. IL. Rowe
Of Boxelder county, and Supt George
Austin Of the Garland sugar plant nc
Compauied him through the beet fields
MIR. Austin continuing south to this
city AZ ogden en- route south the
purity was Joined by W. G, Hampton,
Mr.. OdeI reports that the beets
through the Garland section had rot
been affected by the blight, ana the
output was away aheau OF the esti-
mates. The cost Of the gasoline con-
umed on the trip was $3.50.
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Against Federal Officers,

The National Bank Of the Republic
has filed suit In the district court
against w, G.. Van Horne, Unite !
states consul at Cairo, Egypt, and
United States District Attorney Joseph
Llppman TO recover the total sum OF
s3,20945. principal and interest and $500
as attorneys fees alleged to be due on
a promissory note dated on Jan. 81,
1901 There have been some payments
made on the note but the amount still
due is given above.
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clare their belief in his innocence and
he says mat he will be able TO estab-
llgh that claim. and u Is limited that
before the case Is finally adjudlcatod In
the courts there Will be some startling
developments.
The money was election Wagers and
was placed IN care OF Or Kendall The
latter gave he money to Jensen to
place in the safe, IL was placed there
In a money drawer. IL is said that
Jensen aud Mr. Mccoy, the latter now
being iu California. are the only per-
sons who knew the combination Of the
safe. The money was deposited In the
safe on Wednesday evening. After go
Ing home, Mir Jensen telephoned 10 o.
g. Sinclair foreman Of the stables. and
asked the latter % See II the safe was
properly locked The latter examined
the safe and found II securely locked
Yesterday the safe was opened and II
was discovered that the drawer con-
ta,uins the money was gone Then o
careful search 'Nds Instituted. The re-
suit WAS that the drawer and several
checks were found IN the rear Of th3
stable But the $500 was gone. DIT
Kendall was notified aud last evening
he took action against Dir Jensen with
the result that the latter was placed
ullutl arr est. Last HlBNl thG UhlN'k
was called before Judge c. r. Diehl OF
the criminal division Of the city court
and be Axed Jenseu's bonds IN the sum
OF $1,000, The bond was furnished BY
r.. h. jenkins ana a brother to Jensen,
The accused man was released. This
morning tho formal complaint was
made out and sworn 20.
The defendant is 80 years OF age, re-
sides at "A west Eighth South street
and has been IN the employ Of the Nc
Coy stables FOR long time. lie Is re-
gardel as q trustworthy man and has
the fun confidence OF all who know him
IL "a believed that someone who had
been IN the habit OF hanging about
the Office. learned the combination OF
the safe ana thus secured the money,
Last night when Jensen was brought
before Judge Diehl DR. Kendall was
present and made an offer TO Jensen
that caused some comment The al
legged offer was that he (kendalD would
pay half the amount missing II Jensen
would pay the balance The accused
man Indignantly refused 20 make any
payment whatever, and maintained his
innocence 10 the very last
Just when the matter viii be called
tot preliminary examination Is matter
" conjecture at this time.
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MULVEY OBJECTS.


UT IoNeluN lstnte,
W. r. Mulvey today filed objections to
the final account Of the special admin
istratOr of the estate of Emory w.
LoycioN deceased, and in his petition
h. charged that the administrator,
John H. Lovejoy, Jr. failed to include
property valued at several thousand
dollars In his final report. He claims
that the interest OF the deceased In the
saloon business mentioned In the report
Is valued at $4,000 instead Of $4,000 as
stated I'm the report that the decedent
had $1,000 ON deposit In bank Instead
OF $4,000 as reported by the admiulstra-
tor and that said money belonged to
the decedent at the time OF his death
and not to his mother as claimed by
the administrator.
He contends further that the admin
istrator failed to account for sl150 In
cash and $4,000 worth Of mining stock
found in the lock box In the National
Bank OF the Republic,
on oct, 7, 1905 he states that the ad-
ministrator came into the possession Of
$3.50 IN cash. which was in the saloon
at the time OF Lovejoy's death. This
amount he asserts was shown In the
final accounting as Sil1. He therefore
objects to the settlement Of the final ac-
count Of the special administrator,
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TILLIE DENIES IT.
williams Woman Charged With Having
Robbed a Min r.

Title Williams, a woman we'll known
10 the police, and who recently served
q term IN the state prison for robbery,
is again under arrest on that charge,
II Is alleged that she robbed a miner
named Peter DAILY OF Sl2 or sl5 some
time last night She was arrested by
the police this afternoon, but no money
was found IN her possession, and she
vehementIy denies the charge. DAILY Is
also IN custody.
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Robbed of His stock.

Sult has been filed in the district
court by James II. Mease against the
Union Mercantile company Of Mercur
and r. +. and F. r.. Caney to recover
$4,000 alleged 20 be the value Of l25
shares OF stock In said company, which
plaintiff claims the defendants convert
ga To- their own use, IL f. alleged that
the stock was taken from him on Jan.
lS 1904
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Mrs Longn,ore,s MiIl.

The will OF Selena Longmore. deceas-
ed. was filed for probate In the district
court this afternoon together with the
petition OK Josiah Burrows who asks
for letters testamentary on the estate,
The testator died on Sept 8, 1905, Ind
left an estate consisting OF real prop
erty valued at 1885, and personal prop
erty valued at sl2,S5l44,
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Federal Court rase&

The suit IN the federal court OF Luigi
SCapparelli against the Southern Pa
cl1c results IN judgment OF $1,000 for
plaintiff, by stipulation, for personal
Injuries. The case OF George Muir ad-
mlnlstrat0r Of the estate Of J. q, CHI
son against the Union Pacific for per-
sonal injuries. resulted IN q Judgment
of $3.50 for plaintiff, by agreement,
Judge Marshall remanded to the state
courts, the case OF Barton Snarr
against the Utah Consolidated Mining
company, as wen ~ the case OF Moler
Tause against same defendants
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ALTERATION SALE.

Hand Bags, one-thlrd of,
Purses, one-thlrd of.
Music rolls, 10 OF.
Pictures 10 TO 25 of,
Framing one-third off,
Novelties, oue-quarter of.
Stationery, 10 off.
Chlldren's Books, one-half of.
Baskets, one-thlrd of,
HELD ENGRAVING CO..
80 Main.
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ropAY,s reMpEnArl1nrn
YESTERDAYS RECORD
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Get your new letter file installed bv
the first Of the year.
We have iling cabinets for all kinda
OF papers and enjoy explaining them
The Breeder Office Supply Co.
Tho Breeder Office Supoy Co
60 West End South ST.
The best Stationery Story IN Utah
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WANTS \ RECEIVER,
Andrew Hlua Takes Action Against the
salt Lake Paste Company.

Andrew Elua filed suit In the district
Nicholas Arnodo ana James Rudell1t,
who with plaintiff, are the owners Of
the salt Lake Paste company. In which
he asks that a receiver be appointed
for the concern and that an account
ing be rendered TO him Of The bJsl-
ness ot the company lie alleges that
defendants wanted him to sell his in
tercst 10 them at a loss or buy them
out. When he refused to do so they
closed down the plant and refused to
operate IL. much to the loss OF plaintiff.
lie asks that "a receiver be appointed,
that an accounting be had. and that
the partnership between him and the
defendants be dissolved
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Rlome Sues the City.

Suit has been filed IN the district
court by the Rudolph S. Blome COM
pany against Salt Lake cry to recover
balance Of S1,ls8i0 alleged to be due
on contracts for the construction If
cement sidewalks for the city during
the year 1904. The suit has been ex-
pected for some time as the city coun-
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CHARGE OF EWB ZZLEMrNT
Dr.. Ken swosrs 10 Complaint
Against willard Jensen

This morning, SO Judge DiehIs court
complain was filed by DR. A S. Ken
dali, q veterinary surgeon OF this city,
against willard C.. Jensen. cashier az
Mccoy's livery stables. charging the
latter with the ombe2zlemont OF $3.50.
The amount named above IS missing
from the big safe 90 the office OF the
stables Where IT has gone ia a mys-
terry, and probably only one person
knows. II IS charged that Jensen APP
propriated the money. His friends de-
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LOVES LABOR LOST.
Cornelius smith, who stabbed sweet
heart Gets Three Years,

Cornelius Smith, the colored man who
stabbed his sweetheart, Maggie Jen-
nings, and who was recently found gun.
~ by a jury. was sentenced to three
years In the state prison yesterday by
judge Armstrong.
Oswald Ferris, a boy Is years OF age
pleaded inv before ] dgr Al.
strong 20 the charge OF burglary In the
FIRST degree and was committed 20 the
reform school at ogden until he be-.
comes 81 years OF age He in company
with Burt ST. Clair, burglarIzed Ward
Bros store at 26l south West Temple
street on the night OF oct. %.
81. Clair was also arraIgued on the
charge and pleaded not guilty and Will
stand trial
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LlVi kPOOL GRAIN,

Liverpool Nov. lo--Close. Wheat--Dec..
e. IA: March is sd. May Cs. 1lAd.
The weather I'M England today was fair
Liverpool Nov. l0,-llops az London
Pacific Coast steady, SO
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AGAINST KIO GRANDE.
Two suits Demanding Damages for Per-
sonal Injuries,

Jacob Toreersen has fled suit in the
district court against the Rio Grande
received by plaintiff in a wreck which
occurred near Grand Junction on June
%. 1905,
Joseph Maxneld has also filed suit
against the came comnanv TO recover
damages IN the sum OF S3,25O for in
jrrles received on Sept, g. 1904, while
driving In Parloy's canyon, He claims
that an engine ran into him and in
jured him and damaged his horses and
Buggy all TO his total damage as given
above.
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DIR. jordan TONIGHT,
President Of stanfsrl University to
Lecture at Larratt hall.

President David Starr Jordan Of
Stanford University arrived I'm this city
early this afternoon. and will lecture
this evening in Barratt hall. on Tho
Call OF the Twentieth Century" A
large audience ought to welcome the
distinguished speaker.
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cry. 2i' official prices. creamery. common
TO extra. 1904
Cheesc-Steady unchanged
Eggs-Firm. state re ma and nearby
fancy selected white 3jft31; DO. choice, 50
43l DO. mixed extra, 80, western finest
selected. 90
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WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local offce ,, - -'----I
today: N''"'Hb AT a. m
Barometer reading at "a m 90,
inches temperature at a. m "'n ~
sseS wb s mbaEI x w. 60 minimum 3s. mean
Relative humidity. Sc per cent '"a'
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. sArrpD.y
Local forecast TOR salt LAKE, r,,, 20, o.. .
vicinity; ivy ana
night N'O'eI TO-
Local Forecastsr
X. ], HYATT
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov l0-sugar raw, easy,
Fair refining, i9-i5627s; centrifugal, 90
test. 87.i6, molasses sugar 29-l6H2b.
Renned-Quiet, Crushed. $685. powdered
40 granulated. 40,
C6fee-Quiet No. Rio. ShaSH
Butter-flrm Street prices extra cream
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Annther NnntInnnnce.

The injunction suit Of Thomas NO.
mer against Salt Lake city 1T al was
again continued today until Saturday.
Nov 25 The continuance was made
by Judge Morse upon the consent OF
the attorneys IN the case.
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IT LOOKS WELL.
LOST
ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL,
owner or owners OF tho animals herein.
after described that there are impounded
at the present time, IN the City Pound
the following described animal One dark
yellow muley COW, part Jersey about (
years old no brands visible, chatter on
II said animal Is not claimed ana all
amounts due thereon paid. and said ami.
nal taken away within ten 90 days from
the date OF the FIRST publication OF this
notice, Il will be sold bv the City Pound
keeper, at public sale, at City Estrav
Pound. In this city. at the hour OF D. m.
to the highest bidder Date Of Grst publ
cation Nov TO- 1905
GEO, II MORRIS. Pouudkeepor.
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KANSAS CITY.
wool.
ST LOUIS

ST. Louis, Nov. l0.-Wool steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums 26Q3J, fno
medium 22d26, fine 1891
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Jury to Wbsm Case Was Submit
ted Returns a Verdict Of
Net Guilty
WAS OUT BUT FOUR MINUTES.
Aighmeuts Heard This Morning, After
Which The Jury Retired Final
testimony

It took the jury In the case OF Mrs,
Douglas, charged with the attempted
murder OF Mrs. Martin, exactly four
minutes TO arrive at its verdict this
afternoon. The case was subinitted
Just about 70 o'clock and four minutes
later a verdict OF not guilty was an
nnuunad
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, Nov -Cattle--Eeceipts D.
$780, market strong. Reves, 3.i0u6.8Oi
stockers and feeders, 2.OVg4.Ol, COWS and
heifers, l.25q4,50 Texas fod steers SOC
480; western steers 25ui75.
HOgs-Recelpts today 22N0, tomorrow
1900, market steady Mixed and butch
ers. 4 B5m5 10; good TO choice heavy, 6,000
5l0; rough heavy 4i5IA IS, lights 4IOg
sos; bulk Of sales, 4S0q5 co.
Sheep Receipts 1900, market steady.
Sheep 4.25a5.sO; lambs 4,'6GI65'
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Nov 0,-Csttle-ReCeipts,
1900, market steady. Native steers 3.6lp
55; cows and heifers, 2.Ija3.jO, western
steers, 2. 90d4.G5; Texas steers 25N3.5);
cows and heifers, 2,00q3 q; Gamers. Loo
2B; stOckers and feeders ls1g4.lO
calves 2.ijU5.b, bulls, stays otc" LJyW
Hogs-Rcoelpt 400, market steady
Heavy 47Uqi so, mixed, i.Ij04,S0, lights,
A1lh44.s5' pigs, i,4oq41O bulk Of sales
sheep-Receipts, 900; market steady
Western yearlinBs, 6.N1lb 90, wethers b, 70
$3.50. ewes. .Oaj.25, lambs, 6i58I3.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Nov misunderstanding
5000, market steady Native stcrs 3,eaH
o. 81: native COWS and heifers, l,lbu4.iJ,
stockers and feeders, 26od42)i bulls. 200
Q30O. calves, 2.&q6.3 i western steers.
q 505i4 40, western cows, 00U3.25
Hogs--Receipts 5000 market weak 10
cents lower Bulk, i.s0aie); heavy $50
IA 92ik packers, 4sogieO, pigs and lights,
A60qAS1h.
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ell decided to hold up the above amount
20 cover the expense OF repairing tho
defective walks laid by the company