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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
HUSBAND GOT ALIM0NY.
Therefore Divorced Man Did Not
Feel like Paying.

James c. Arnold VINO was cited into
Judge Morse's court yesterday after
noon to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt for fall
ing to pay his divorced wife, Emma
Arnold Matthews alimony for the sup
port OF her children, made the charge
in court that his wife's present hus-
band got the benefit OF the money
which he paid for alimony and he
asked that he be relieved from fur
Their payments. Mrs Matthews and
her husband both testified that every
cent OF the money paid b. Arnold had
been used for the benefit OF the child
rem. Judge Morse reduced the amount
OF the alimony from $40 TO $40 per
month for the present,
In the case Of Elizabeth Thomas
against Benjamin f. Thomas the de-
PENDANT was ordered by Judge Morse
TO pay his wife $40 per month as
temporary maintenance and her hus-
band in his cross-complaint asks for
divorce.
-Four DEGREES OF divorce were granted
in favor OF plaintiffs during the reg
ular weekly divorce call In Judge
Morse's court yesterday afternoon.
Robert Hummel on the grounds of des-
ertion and failure 10 support Plain
tiff was awarded the custody of her
child and SIS per month alimony.
Angela Mazuchi was granted a d.
vorce from Joe Mazuchi on the
grounds OF cruelty and failure to sup
uort, She was given the custody of
their seven children and was award
ed $50 per month alimony and $50 as
attorneys fees,
A decree Of divorce was granted to
Marie y Pickett from Albert j. Pick
EFT on the ground OF failure to support.
Plaintiffs maiden name, Marie Y.
Uhlig, was restored to her
Anna Shulsen was granted a divorce
from John Shulsen on the ground Of
failure TO support. Plaintiff was
awarded the custody OF their two
children and 500 per month alimony.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM.
Frs MEETING OF THE SAINT
JOE MINING COMPANY


Notice Is hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting OF the Saint loo
Mining Company, corporation, will he
held at the office Of the company, No 81
Commercial Block Salt Lake civ, Jitah
on the 5th day OF February, 1901 ~
o'clock p. m, for the purpose of amana
Ing the articles Of Incorporation as foi.
lows, to-wit.
ticle seven, the following words, Tho
stock OF this corporation shall no nor
assessable," and Inserting IN lieu thereo,
the following words so that when amend.
ed said section one Of article seven shall
The Board OF Directors for the n,r
poses Of paying tie expenses. Conductive
the business and paying the debts OF ths
corporation, may levy and collect assess.
ments In the manner and form as mr.
vlded by law ard that such assessmanV.
may be levied and collected before he
working capital stock OF tho companv
shall be exhausted"
Second-That article ifteen be a,nenda,
by inserting after the word "obIeat,o-, :,
and before the word "and," IN saii a.
ticle the following words to-wit. Ava
TO mortgage or give trust deed or deeds
for ne purpose OF raising money 70 carry
that said article when amended will READ
as follows: "D
"The Directors shall have mower % an
ry on the business on the corporation and
They shall have mower In their discretior
10 buy, hold. occupy and maintain s"r
fclent land. and 10 erect and aco,ira
buildings, or any structure or oonvenjenco
for the purpose OF their business, whe,hsr
In this city county or elsewhere. ana h
sell and dispose Of ali or any portion 40 ~
the company'a personal property as tha,,
may deem prudent and best for the snS
cessful operation OF The business ~ ,hi
corporation They shall also have Tho non,
er to make and execute promissorv nn,a,
bonds, and other pppers necessary as co
curity for the company's obligations ara
TO mortgage or ylvn trust deed or dsad,
for the purpose ~ raising money 10 car
~ on the business % the corroration and
they shall also nave the power no annoJn.
all general and special agents mararers
and executive committees. and thev sh.i'
take full charge and control Of the hnsi
ness IN every department; and the nova.
herein granted 10 this BOARD OF Djrectorrr,
may he exercised without any direcfton ~
the stockholders and their action sbs,,
be binding upon the corporation Tho m,
rectors shall also have power 10 sell ara
10 make contracts for sale ~ any or iii
Of the real and personal property OF tb,s
company at such prices and upon s,,nh
terms and conditions as they NAV doer,
expedlen' and for the best interests Of this
company
That az such meeting such other bp.,.
ness may be transacted as NAV properIv
come before the meeting.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
Dated this 9sth dnv ~ Nevember, 1905
r. a. HAsBRoUrK' ~
W. $. BURTON. ss ssressrs.
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A HOME MADE HAPPY by CHAM
BERLAtN'S COUGH REMEDY

About two months ago our baby girl had
measles which settled on her lungs and at
last resulted In severe attack Of bron-
chitls We had two doctors but no relief was
obtained. Everybody thought she would
die. ! went TO eight different stores 10 find
certain remedy which had been recon.
one Of the storekeepers insisted that try
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy. 1 did so
and our baby Is alive and well today
Geo W. Spence, Holly Springs, ", c.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy always
cures and Is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all druggists
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'Worry" Until Weary Of It-Then Want-Advertise
MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE REDMAN VAN 4 STORAGE CO.,
only firm In the city owning and con-
troll'ng Its own teams. warehouses, ETC.
Large three horse vans. two large ware
houses, expert furniture packers; can shln
your goods 10 any part OF the uni'eI
states and save you money. Members Oh
the New York Furniture Warehouse
mems association. Have correspondents In
all the principal cities. II you want your
goods shipped from any point east Or west
see us as cur connection with other large
concerns make II possible to save you
money and trouble. Office n3-llo-ii1
South West Temple Street. Both phones
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HERE FOR LEE BUNCH.
Ex-Governor Morrison Comes to Salt
Lake After His Interests.

Ex-Gov. Morrison of Idaho, who has
been retained as legal adviser of Lee
Bunch, was In the city yesterday. The
purpose OF his visit was to confer with
Atty Ashby Snow. who has charge Of
Mr. Bunch's interests In the criminal
charges fled AGAINST him by Samuel
Newhouse. The two attorneys are
busy gathering data to be used in the
trial when II Is called up. The charge
against Mr. Bunch Is of obtaining
money under false pretenses, and
grows out of transaction for the pos
session Of the "Commoner' mine in
Idaho.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close on
Friday evening. Dec. 81, 1905. and re-
open on Tuesday morning. Jan. s,
1907. JOSEPH +. SMITH
The Mantl temple will close on Fri
day, December 81, 1906, and reopen on
tuesday morning, Jan. 5, 1907.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
The Logan Temple will close on FRI
chy Dec. Il, 1906. and will reopen
ON fruesday. Jan. 8. 1907.
WILLIAM BUDGE.
President.
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AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been agreeably surprised at the prompt
relief afforded by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. IT makes sleep and rest pos.
sble For sale by ali druggists,
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We are very sorry that we haven'tsome
mines IN Nevada that viii assay $4,000
To the ton and no end to the vein. but
rs we haven't. we believe East Garfield
lots are the next best thing. The lots
won't pinch out. This is said with all
due respect to the Nevada mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

East Garfield Is the coming town
and don't you forget It," the last Of
this remark Is slang. but the first part
is good solid hard truth. Buy lots
now while there Is good choice. Room
407 Herald building,
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NOTICE.

our premises No. 1875 20 $50 state
ST, Salt Lake City, viii be closed on
Monday, December 3lst. 1905. and
January LIST, 1907. and viii reopen
Tor business on Wednesday morning,
January 2, 1907, GEO. ~ ODELL,
General Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

LARGE FIRST CLASS HOUSE or
twenty-five years staining, manufacture.
Ing staple line OF goous In constant
branch wholesale business. Salary. l.svJ
per year, and all expenses. payable
monthly Also extra commissions which
should amount 10 more than salary. Appli-
cant must furnish good references and ST.
90 cash. which Is satisfactorily secured.
Address President, tl2 s. 9Th St., st.
Louis Mo,
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lions Saving Bank & Trust Co.
Pays per cent on deposits, safety
deposit boxes for rent.
JOSEPH +. SMITH, Prest.
o. G. BEEBE, Cashier.
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FOX sALE--REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
"a East South Temple Street
Both Phones $40.

Prices OF real estate are advancing. II
YOU are thinking Of buying, DO 1T NOW
We can satisfy you |. building lots
homes, or business property. Here are
somo Of our bargains:
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II YOU like hot stun you will like
MOUNTS Mexican Hot.
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FOR SALE.

NICE, WE1.I-STOcKED CANDY
store doing paying business, for sale, TOT
cash, Fine location good investment for
lady or gentlemen. Address 800 care &
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

II you desire 10 buy or sell real estate
in any part OF the city or state, II viii
be to your interest TO communicate
with the Geo. O. Cannon Association.
"a East South Temple st. Both phones
80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29

CARPENTERS, BRICK MASONs AND
painters that wants home | viii pay
half cash
.THOMSON'S REAL. ESTATE CO.,
Homes for sale ON easy payments same
as rent.
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A PARLoR ORGAN, 0 STOPS, GOOD
size, $50, at Coalters, next door to q.
C.. NJ. l.
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|
| Mxtfb n cor lot VIII cost vou more
'"a" ~ ''' F'
al. ,o.so
On oa.v terms WIN montblv nsyments
s.r,o. fr. on south. 9th East. nice mod.
arm home facing west. Loxls7 feet 9Th
Eas, Ia one az the coming streets
'''0'
hnii, t.ol sewer connections.
5000
-
home for
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SECONDHAND STORE.

Get the MOUNTS Mince Meat for
New Years Pies
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5-room frame. and Groom frame
summer kitchen, 50xi00 feet, fine flow
Ing well, near car line, in southeast
ern part Observation-Disclosures. 'sllVV
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A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO,
cost 500, spot cash, $780, at Coalters' next
door z. { NJ. !.
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LARGE TANKS FOR SALE. ENQUIRE
Salt Lake Brewing Co. Phone NO IL
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GOLD MOULDED CYLINDER rec
ords guaranteed the best 25c each
Columbia Photograph co, 327 South
Main.
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EsTEY ORGAN, WITH PIPE. COST
$500; $45 cash. coalters, next door Y. G..
NJ, l.
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SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE & TITLE
COMPANY.
Both Phones 7N. 10 South Main ST.
A beautiful building lot on LIST South
and 9th East. sewer and sidewalk paid,
A bargain at .,...s...''.''''''''''''' 'N-Sn
A new modern i-room brick cottage. A
big lot In southeast residence dissrict,fg16O
Two d IT, building lots on 18th East.
for seI5 per lot.
Many other desirable buys IN residence
and business property are listed with us.
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE & TITLE
COMPANY
CANNON & CANNON,
IS East South Temple Street
AI,xlG5. End South bet End and Bird
| West street This IL trackage property
and next west OF Kahn Bros. $3.50 per foot
lGjM33is. houses, which rent for about
| $50 per month Located on q corner where
| property Is growing more valuable ev-
cry DAY ...sssss..s.ss.s..ssstsss.s .SlONu
| S2isx330 feet. houses, rental $40 per
| month. Ord South, east $1,000
lG5xi6j, not far from Temple Block, $500
CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple street
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
CHEAP
i-room white pressed brick,
strictly modern, south front.
cement walk around house.
excellent neighbOrhood, pub
| lie school, store and
churches near
1870
| If YOU WISH
10 BUY OR SELL. SEE
THE kIMBALL AGENCY,
% So. Main St Phone 500.
WE SELL. REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all. Tuttle Bros, red ball signs. i5S Main.
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GOOD SQUARE PIANO. IN GOOD
condition, $50. at Coalters, 80 Main ST.
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: :
WANTED.

BOY FROM COUNTRY, ABOUT IN
years old, TO work In dairy. Address r. s.,
care OF News.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinlne Tab.
let's. Druggists refund money II Il falls
TO cure. l.. w GROVES signature II
on each box. 25c.
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Groom brick. in Waterloo 5x9 rods
on corner, good barn, iowing well,
Can give best Of terms. ,........,..,..S al
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5-room frame. and Groom frame
summer kitchen. 50xi00 feet, fine flow
Ing well, near car line. In southeast
efn part OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'silVv
--
Groom brick. In Waterloo, 5x9 rods
on corner. good barn, fiowing well,
Can give best Of terms. $500
broom brick, modern, in western
part, IDEAL for railroad man. $3.50
broom brick. modern. new, close to
railroad shops .....'.,,.,,,...,',...''''sz XVI
I0xi0 rods on east bench. with one
modern brick 5-room house, and one
old adobe house ....,...",.s,..,,..s5V p
s-room brick on Srd North Street
close in, modern, 2l-3Slo rods, with 1900
good barn ,,.....,...,.,,...,.,.'''''' siVVo
io-room brick on ith East st., half
block from Brigham St..,..,,.. sSSvo
broom brick near Liberty Park. $500
broom frame. good sized lot, in,
western part OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, siooo
Fine corner on Ord East and 4th
south streets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So-'V
foSl3z rect OF ground near UniNet~
sity,, facing west .........,..'.s-s..'.Sl Vo0
Beautiful corner on LIST and d SITS,
bargain for somebody ..,,.,.,..,....,ASOO
Some good lots on Olive St, In
southeastern part near car line, city
water, 40 feet frontage, small pay
ment down. balance so per month. II
desired, each ...........,,... ,,,,..'....",,S5 wv
i0xl0 rods on corner on east bench
close to car line, one Of the most
slightly places In the city..............s50 1000
We can furnish you a LOT AND
BUILD you a home on easy terms.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS:
2iaxll5 feet on the corner OF Main ana
9Th South SITS People who are well post
ed believe this corner will go TO 500 per
foot in the immediate future. WE OF
FER 1T AT $50 per $3.50
GEORGE Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
a East South Temple Street,
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X. & E.rRANsIT. APPLY TO n. E. l..
Collier, city.
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6-rm. fr., on South, 9th East, nice mod.
ern home, facing west, 5oxls7 feet 9Th
East. 10 one OF the coming streets.
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FOR eALE-REAL ESTATE.

7-rm.. fr., fine trees, lawn, good barn,
Skid IT,, cor. lot. VIII cost you more
than we are asking for the entire prop.
erty
Only $3.50
on easy terms with monthly payments
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broom brick, modern. in western
part, ideal for railroad man ....,... s23S
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Called to Butte DIR. II. D. Niles
was called 10 Butte last night, 10 at
tend the wife Of Or. Murray Of that
city She has friends in this city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01

good quality of the westerns is APP
parent Copious rains in the latter
days of last week put little greenness
into the pastures and orders from 'he
country have grown much larger, al
tho there is still not a very active call
and the supplies are fully large enough
to fill the demand without stimulating
an upward tendency in the prices.
Quality of the native offerings is rath-
err disappointing to numerous of the
country lockers who are after weighty,
well-bred feeders. Such kinds are
scarce, and were held at strong prices.
The western feeders are of pretty good
grade, however, and these sell rather
freely.
Common light native stockers con-
tinued poor sale, and it was hard TO
get bids for them. Fortunately, how
ever. the dealers did not have a Very
great supply of such kinds on hand
There was pretty good assortment OF
200 to 900-lb. natives. however, which
could be had at $3.50M3.S5, and the
trade for these was moderately active.
Few cattle sold above 81. but it was
mainly because the supplies carrying
quality enough to go above that figure
were small A strictly choice grade
of weighty feeders was quotable up to
$4.2Om430 Poor thin, light steers
ranged down to So. and there We're
some skinny little stockers which sold
below 50 go but cattle under So are not
of a grade very attractive to the buy
ers of these days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01
WARREN CLARK KILLED
Both Legs Severed From Body in
Runaway Accident Near Mason City
Was County Sheriff of cerro Gordo
For Eight Years, and Widely Known.

Special to imes-Republican.
Mason City, Aug. Warren Clark,
for thirty years a resident of this coun-
ty, and eight years county sheriff. was
killed at 10 o'clock this morning by
runaway with a self binder. while cut
ting oats. Both legs were severed from
his body. The accident occurred on
his farm two miles west of this city.
He was popular, wellto-do and widely
known. He was the owner of fine
stock, and was repairing the reel when
the team started Both legs were
caught in the guard, and his body
was dragged quarter of a mile.
Charles Simpson, a farmer passing,
came to the rescue stopped the team
and pulled the wounded man from
the machine. Clark died in d few min
utes. He ranked high in Masonery
orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01
Too Large a Supply Weakened
Prices For All Excepting
Choice Cattle
HOG MARKET VERY UNEVEN
Sales Of Light Hogs Indicated Five
Cent Advance, While Other Sales
Were no More Than Steady, Demand
Being for Light sorts-steady Tone
In Sheep Market.

Chicago. Aug. There were too
MANY cattle on hand today, and as
result the prices for all except choice
lois were 1Om15 lower. Choice cattle
were steady.
Heavy receipts of range western cat
tie here this week show that the move
ment from the northwest is on IN earn
est. Indications are that the cattle VIII
come forward as rapidly as transport
tation facilities will permit and that
will mean depression for the common
grassy natives that have to sell IN
competition with them. Light half
fat cattle are 40@50 cents lower than
a few weeks ago and the tendency IN
the trade is decidedly downward.
Range cattle are coming unexpected
ly good in quality and many of the
traders fear that if the arrivals from
the northwest continue to come as
good as those here Monday and Tues
day the natives will meet stronger
competition than is usual at this time
of year.
Hogs.
Demand was for light sorts. almost
to the entire exclusion of other grades.
The market was very uneven from
start to finish Sales of light hogs in
Dictated scent advance. and other
sales of almost the same class OF hoss
were no more than steady. top OF
6.S5 was reported paid
A large proportion of recent hog re-
ceipts are common mixed and undo
sirabe heavy grades. These classes
are a drug on the market and many
are carried over without receiving any
bids Last week packers commenced
discriminating against them and claim
ed they would get them lower or leave
them alone. but even with prices 25c
lower than week ago they are still
acting Indifferent and claim prices VII.
have to go lower yet before they VIII
take hold of them with any freedom.
Prediction is freely made that there
will soon be a dollar difference for the
choice light shippers and the DIG
heavy sows that are at present so un-
popular.
Sheep.
The market maintained a steady
tone. tho slightly lower on common
sorts.
The two days receipts at $1,000
showed $500 decrease from one week
ago. and that congesting supplies at
this time is not the best thing for the
market is reflected in the better tone
of trade thus far this week under
lighter runs as compared with the dull
and declining market in the same per-
iod of last week when receipts were
too heavy. Receipts for this month
promise to be $4,000, being few
hundred more than one year ago. That
prevailing prices are still high is in
Dictated by the selling of mutton sheep
3Om4O cents above this time last year
and yearlings and lambs 6O@75 cents
higher, while feeders are paying
around 80 cents more for lambs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01
GERMANY PLANS TARIFF FIGHT
Becomes More Insistent in Demands
for Reciprocity.

Washington, Aug. /. The critical
aspect of the tariff situation as be-
tween the United States and Germany
has been emphasized by the sudden
return to the capital from his summer
residence of Baron Speck Won Stern
burg, the German ambassador. Baron
Won Sternburg had conference with
the acting secretary of state on the
subject yesterday and enough is known
to warrant the statement that Ger
many is insistent on it's demands for
some reciprocal arrangement. If con-
gress does not act at the next session
the barriers are likely to be raised so
as practically to shut out American
products from that country. interests
in the middle west fully recognize the
menacing conditions and sounded their
warnings repeatedly last winter. They
got no response from congress then,
but they have planned an agitation for
this summer. Germany, 1t is declared,
is in a much better position than this
government to carry on tariff waI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-01
Outside Demand Good.

Ever since the packing house agita-
ton started early in June the demand
for good COWS and heifers from out
side sources has been exceptionally
strong. Sentiment is responsible for
this. Hundreds of people have become
prejudiced against products of the
Chicago packing plants, but are will
ing and ready to accept the meat turn
ed out by the local butcher, tho they
are aware that it is not inspected be-
fore or after killing, and that the pro-
cesses are not to be compared in point
of sanitation with Chicago packing
houses. They have confidence in the
local butcher and that is all there is to
it, However, this feeling has developed
a much stronger demand for the good
COW stuff from the country, and has
weakened the demand on local account
in corresponding degree, so that it has
not benefited the market in the least.
In fact, all COW stuff except the extra
choice is much lower than it was few
weeks ago.