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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

At hi; season of the year persons
from .h.s city and elsewhere betake
themselves to the neighboring town
OF Holy Hill IN search Of holly for
Christmas decorations and while .
few are careful in getting the Der
rIes to inJure the trees as little a.
possible, the majority ruthlessly hack
and destroy trees that have been
years IN reaching their present pro
portions.
When the trees are close to resi-
dences they are of course protected
BY the owners. but upon the street
parkages, IA unsettled portions OF
the town and upon unfenced prop
srty, there Is annually a great de-
Etruction Of this ornamental tree
from which the town derives its
name
1t is well for all persons to know
that there is town ordinance pro-
hlbiting I e destruction of these and
other ornamental trees and at the
meeting Of the town council last
wednesday. the marshal was in
structed to keep strict watch over
this matter and to arrest and bring
lefore Ike mayor any persons found
infringing the ordinance.
II yoI must have holly for your
lolida..- decorations go elsewhere for
it than 70 Holly Hill. or arrange
with residents Of that place to
supply you from trees upon their
premises.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
DR.. HUXLEY cHAsEs FOX;
INCIDENT OF TRIP HERE.
ANIMAL TAKES TO THE ROAD
AND RUNS ALONG FOR SOME
DISTANCE IN FRONT OF THE
AUTOMOBILE.

An interesting feature of the trip
Of Dr. Lincoln HUXLEY, president OF
Stetson University, when ne came
from JeLaIad to Daytona last Mon
day I'd deliver his famous lecture
On Riley and the Home Folks in
the high school auditorium for the
benefit Of the Elks' charity fund.
was not related by the noted lecturer
until after his return home and it
appeared in this weeks issue of the
DeLand Supplement.
Dr. Hulley made the trip to Day
tona ia company with w. E. Sulli-
van, cashier of the First National
tank, in the latter's automobile and
on the drive to Daytona the two en-
counter ed fox in the road. The
animal was hemmed in by an i'm
mense stretch OF water on two sides
and the automobile on another. The
only avenue of escape was straight
down th- road ahead of the motor
car AMI the frightened fox headed
straight down the road at a lively
pace.
Mr.. Sullivan Is always ready for
IN adventure and grasped the OPP
portunity for a race between the
motor car and Mr. Fox. He opened
the throttle and away they went.
Gradually the car caught up with the
fox and for several miles speeded
along i.bout 40 miles an hour with
the 3ox just clear of the front
wheels H. clear space the fox saw
chance TO escape and lodged into
the timber.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

GRAND Jury IS CARRYING OUT
INSTRUCTIONS FROM JUDGE
WALL ON KILLING or J. +.
EAsTERLlNc.

TAMPA. Dec. 1.-THE grand jury
here Is making q thorough snrestI-
cation OF the murder Of T. F. Easter
ling, zhich occurred several months
ago. and the Iynching Of two Ital-
ians, Ficarrotfa and A1bano. Who
we're taken away from the officers
By an unknown mob following their
arrest on the charge Of having done
the shooting. Judge Wall, IN his
charge st the opening Of the winter
term Of the Circuit Court several
days ago. particularly directed the
Jury TO Investigate the two matters,
aud to brig al guilty parties to jus
tlce il possible In connection with
the shoosing of Mr.. Easterling,
Judge Wall charged. as many witness
es as could be made parties who in
cited the act these parties. il known.
should BE- indicted on the charge Of
accessories before the fact. In pur-
suance OF Judge Wallis charge, as
many witnesses as could be secured
have b-en summoned ard others VIII
be subroenaed during the progress
OF the investigation, which may last
several weeks.
The Ivnching OF the two Italians
following the killing has caused a
great deal VI trouble, the italian gov
ernmSaI first taking up matters 1t
was found that Ficawotti was a nat
EraIzad citizen OF the United
States, bit SO far as IS known here
the nationality OF Albano has never
been determined. or If it has the
the matter Is known only TO the Hal-
ian government. and in official chan
reis IL Washington. and has never
been announced As nc formal pro-
test has been made it is presumed
That It has been found that AIbano,
also. was naturalized American
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
MEAN TEMPERATURE FOR
NOVEMBER LOWEST IN YEARS

j. G. Brown, of South Ridgewood
avenue, has been keeping a record
Of the lnean temperature here dur
ing the winter season for the past
Ii years and he says that the past
November was the coolest
n al that time, being five and a
half degrees lower than the average
mean temperature for that period.
The mean temperature for Noyem-
Der 1861, according TO Mr. Brown s
record, Was 591a; that for Novem-
Der 1902 was So and for November
1910 was $50 degrees.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

**Haye you noticed how eagerly
the people await the coming of the
Darby News every evening and how
earnestly they search for these cou-
pons? Now. If Ernest Kreitzberg
VIII call At the Daily News office
tefore Monday night we will present
him with two tickets to the Crystal
theater for that night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Best Service TO the East

Palmetto Limited.
DAILY. Carrying through Coaches,
I1ectric-Lighted Pullman Drawing Room
saeepers, Dining Cars. Jacksonville to
lIew York.
florida and West Indian Limited.
DAILY. Carrying Through Coaches,
Electric Lighted Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars. Jacksonville
TO New York.
Toast Line Florida Mail.
DAILY. Carrying Through Coaches
and Electric-Lighted Drawing, Room
Sleeping Cars. Jacksonville to New York.
Stops at Meal Stations.
Local Sleeper Jack sonviIIe to Savannah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
TRADING DULL,
CLOSE STAGNANT

New York. April 1.-The execution Of
orders on hand gave the opening stock
market today a brief semblancc OF ac-
uvity.
Dealings lapsed into dulness within a
few minutes. Price changes were narrow
and irregular. New York Central rose l.
American smelling declined -
Speculation became firm In tone, but
there was not much increase IN the vol
ume Of business, the buying running
pretty generally to q Few OF tho best
known stocks. Consolidated Gas rose 2
and st. Paul. Texas a Pacific. American
car and Westinghouse Electric 1.
The beginning Of gold exports TO Lon
don was followed by "a saggtng ~ prices
which placed The average level below
last night Great Northern ore ccrtih-
Gates and Northwestern rose 7. Illinois
Central and Big -Four foil f.
Bonds were Irregular.
When tho selling orders had been clean
ed up the market became stcadicr but did
not advance much above yesterdays clos
INK Ponnsylvani1 was conspicuously
firm, rising 20 10 p.
There was "a renewed decline Zoo prices
iu the late session which did not amount
Co much except FOR Pennsylvania. which
reversed It's early course and fell back
a point.
The market closed somewhat stag
uaut Prices drfted listlessly on merely
rominal dealings. Rock Island preferred
advanced a and Chicago Great West
cru preferred T. National Biscuit sold at
"a decline Of 3a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01

, following a little nrmness at the start.
Prices at the opening were = lower TO
r. higher. July being at LOSS 70 Loss
September opened at 1.0sA 70 1.@ls be
fore the end of the first hour July had
dropped to LOSS and September " t.05is
UN.
The corn market was weak owing TO
general selling by commission houses
aud liquidation BY small holders The
poor demand for the cash grain was tho
chief factor in bringing out the offerings.
Tho May delivery opened n shade TO a
~ "a lower at 61ia to 62h and early IN the
day declined 90 Gias
Extreme dulncss prevailed Boa the oats
pit al the start and sentiment was bear
ish owing to the hcaviness Of corn The
May option opened a shade to a higher
az t3A % "a to asa ana sold OF to i3H.
Provisions were arm al the start be-
cause Of scarcity Of offerings In the pit
shorts were inclined TO cover on pros
poets OF bullish reports on stocks of
provisions In store here. Prices az the
opening were unchanged 10 i1ikc higher.
May pork opening at 25.s Lard opened
az l3.N-h and ribs at i3.72ta H13. %.
Wheat-A fair rally occurred toward the
noon hour owing TO buying brought out
hy a report Of a ST. Louis trade Journal
which indicated considerable deterioration
100 the condition of growing wheat m
many sections. July advanced 70 ] .0Sh 70
"a and September 10 l.Ojat. The gain.
however. was soon lost on renewed real
izing The close WIS easy with July of
hHa az l.QSls n I" and September down
Coma heavy tone prevailed an day
on absence Of any definite support The
low point for May Wac ~. The close
was weak with May - lower at 6t5A az
Cash Corn; No. 2. 81 No. white. 62is
n63; No. yellow. 6lhWiA. No. 3, 60. No.
2 white. 60Q "a No. 3 yellow. 60Tia. No.
Z. So u g66; No white. $50 70; No. 4 yell
low, 56u61.
Close Rye-Cash. 50: May. o.
Barlcv-Cash. 52uG6
Timothy-Oct. AOl.
Clovor-Cash. n. 50.
Whcat-May, LIS; July. 10Sita 3 Sept,
1.O5it 70 O..
corn-aiay. G%@A; July. 81; sept.
oats-May asNa%; July. nls Sept, aols
Mess Pork. per bbL-May. $50: July.
2, pll|-5 80 z Sept. % O2is
Lard, per 100 lbs-May 1910: July.
l355. sept. l3.i2i4
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-May l3.G0;
july 1870; Sept, lSl7iz.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago April -Butter-Steadv.
Creameries. 2Ga32. dairies. 22a2S
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
lsu Do receipts 2l.S2, hrsts, -; primo
frsts. 2i
Cheese-weak. Daisies. Hat4. Twins
130h; Young Americas, HA ais. Long
Horns, Hia ais.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. April Sugar raw. steady.
muscovado, SO test 3.S6; centrifugal g8
test. 4.86, molasses sugar so test 3.6i.
Refined, quiet crushed, 595. grauulatcd,
5.25; powdered 5.6.
Conee-Spot. steady: No. Z Rio. Sa.1
1916; Santos No. g. 9ais
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
LATE LOCALS

For Conference Nisltors-It Is the
desire OF those iu charge OF the con-
ference meetings. that AN persons who
wish Co meet friends or relatives, or
have lost or found articles. or have any
similar notice to be- given out during
conference, win kindly post such
notices on tho bulletin board al the
bureau OF information near the south
gate. This request is made ln order
not 90 have valuable time thus con-
stunned during the conference sessions.
Miss willis Leaves Onice-After six
years of faithful and cousc ieutiOus
work. Miss Lydia Willis today sewers
her connection with the Presiding
Bishops office, having rendered her
resignation.
Small Fire az Lumbed Home-At
.-o thls morning there was small
fire 40 the home OF Charles Lumbed.
423 Tenth East street. caused by a
defective fiue. The blaze did damage
10 the roof amounting 10 about $50 but
tho contents were not damaged. The
apparatus from 40. 5 responded To the
alarm and quickly extinguishcd the
blaze.
Mis- TOuts OvatiOn-Miss Maggie
Tout took part I'm the rehearsal OF the
tabernacle choir last evening. and re-
yciycd an ovation. There were nearly
ton of the great "lnhammatus" her
voice could be heard above the whole
number At the conclusion she
was warmly congratulated by Prof
stephens and those who We're listening
said that the rendition recalled the
Nordica performance. The selection
win be- heard at next Tuesday eve
uing's concert.
Nurses Mantcd-The civil service
.a lion q
Utah for trained nurses who are want
ed ON the Panama canal. in tho Phil
ippinc ana Indian services. The maxi
mum salary viii reach a little over
$1,000 year. The examination will
be held on April 10 in salt Lake. Provo
and Logan.
Elks' SociaI-Tho most attractive
and enjoyable social of the year was
given al the Elks' club house Thurs
day night in honor of members Of the
cast OF "rhe Big Noise and Of the
retiring officers OF tho lodge. About
100 members of the cast participated Boo
the reception and for two hours or more
the little folks owned the club" They
danced until weary and then were
served with refreshments. Col G.. l..
Applagate provided Ices frozen into
figures OF flowers birds and animals
and several ladies presided over the
punch bowl During tho evening adj
dresses were made by Exalted Ruler
james ". Collins and Exalted Ruler
elect w O.. Romncy.
Plumbing Inspector Busy-In line
with other departments the city
plumbing inspectors office shows I'm It's
March report an Increase Of improve
ment work done. During March there
were 2]0 sewer Inspections and 2lS
plumbing permits issued. This nearly
doubles the record for March OF the
previous year. the record then showing
l23 sewer inspections and 100 plumb
ing permits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
CONCENTRATES.

The CuT mine OF Ophir les now send
ing out It's usual tonnage Of ore.
There will be- mo- session Of the chi
oago board of trade on April o, on aC-
count ~ IL being election day.
The private wires 90 tho local broker
age houses win be- again in operation
tomorrow. after being out of commits
sion for nearly "a week.
President and General Manager $.
M Levy on returning from Ely ycster-
day. had nothing tO say ou tho cone
soNlatou of the Ely Verde and the
Ely Consolidated.
Wake Up Johnnie is the name Of a
new town Ucar BHTstOw cal. which
promises t1 drpopulatc the latter Rich
gold strikes at wake TIP Johnnie have
started 90 rush in that direction.
Tho latest shipment of 26 tons or ore
from 40, Utah Mine Ht Fish Springs
uettcd the company S-5i959 The ore
showed values OF 65 per cont lead and
10 ounces U silver The company is
.h.rpnE two cars a. month
A giant cave has been encountered
ou the 50U.uIt level of the Carisa
mime at Tutio ~ is declared TO Doe al
lnust 400 fyul Ions but it- height and
d,uth above and below the JO0-f0ot
howell has not been usDertaiued.
A dispatch from EighHold says that
Farley Anderson 90 that place has dis
covered 1u oiEht-foot ledge OF 90 per
cent copper ore in Red Butte cam
rnu few miles east of AnnahcIlH. The
ore contains also values boz gold ANA
silver.
john A. Kirby of tho Nevada Hills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
IS AGAINsr NIEHGER.
Mining Man Declares Butte Merger
Means All of Montana.

Mining Man Declares Butte Merger
Means All of Montana.
1.-The merger of the copper mines OF
Butte BIS more far reaching than most
people conceive Of" said "a well known
mining man today. Long after the
mines have played out the Companv
will have an enormous income from its
timber lands Al the present time
their valuation must be close 10 $40
600 600. The merger there does not
mean Butte alone but IL means AN
Montana, tho mines, shelters, lands.
judges lawyers. senators and every
thing of value that can be secured.
"rhe forests viii be taken for tho
giant monopoly / cannot see where a
great merger Ike IS planned viii do
any but the few any good. 10 will GER
tainly not do the Independent miners
any good. All the good independent
concerns will be- swallowed up In the
big organization.
Everybody talks enough FOR the NOR
ger now, but just as soon as it rs
accomplished YOU win hear another
win not be half as loud as that which
will go up against the mining monop-
oily that is growing up. Copper viii
be taken care Of FIRST then silver. lead,
zinc and the moro precious metals. As
long zee mines exist there viii be duo-
tuations In metal prices and uecessar-
iIv quick changes in stocks With n
monopoly like that proposed the mar
kpt would be- ejo8dicr but the dear
public win pay FOR IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
PERSONALS.

IT, A. Vets, general manager of
Fuller Warren g. Co, the big stove
founders Of Minneapolis, and party
wore In town today, en- route to the
Pacific coast They were shown about
the city by Secy. Wells Of the Coop.
Wagon & Machine company. and ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with
the looks of the city, and the general
prospects here.
Mrs George S. Bell has returned from
"a pleasant trip 20 California
James McTiernay is slowly rogaining
his health 40 the Holy Cross hospital
Fish Commissioner r.. W. Chambers
has gone To- S1npetc county. where ne
win plant 100000 fish fry in the local
streams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
PAY ROLL STARTS IN
JARBIDGE CAMP TODAY
First Hoist Arrives In the District
Road into Gold Country Nearly
misunderstanding Leases.


suppose today is the big day Zoo
Jarbldge and 10 marks the real begin
ing of tho payroIl of u,.. .4for- aid
f..,,t. 5000.
'i''' WIN i'Il 'n' ''"'p
H'Hoa'. re came out OF the camp
with r. j. Roberts uIEfu., tho entire
90 miles nom r,ri..,i,.. a.. .r,,i., r,,iis
POO '"' way i"'' 'NI''i'i'e7 D" ger
ing Out of the camp were thrilling
They started from ,amu pYrfv i'm tho
rnarrIug ,, b.,.. t..b AZ 1-t...
,...J ~ 5..,-..,
''''N l"el uI'kettd Tor tour-norse
team as the stage had gone. After
paying "a heavy prie. for tH. .l-.. ,,f tba
'''' '' ''''' ''''"' "i
ilNlnE ldit DO inc evening. The last
train had lcft and uo moro would run
that night. Roberts and Lerxeyits then
hired four Greeks at S. each and after
dark slipped away with the railroad
haudcar aud reached Twin Falls that
night.
According t0 Mr. Lefkevits. who is
Interested with Harry ANA Morris Mac
milan. tine first OF April is "a big day
Boo the camp ds tine 20 leases thar have
been given ou the Bourne property be-
gin work today According to the COM
tracts. each leaser must work so shifts
month. $50 that at least 400 men are
employed. The pavlak property has
tive lonsors working and there are
various other bits of work going ou.
Prospecting and assessment work is
Is also going on $50 that within 30 DAYS
Mr.. Lcfkcvits expects 81 payroll of Goo
men
SALOONS have at last bs.n thrown
open in Jarbidge." SAYS Iefkovits.
There are two big gambling houses
and everything is lively.
AN order has been given for a car
load Of beer direct from Milwaukee for
the ramD 10 is gstfip., q, h, "a rcaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, April Money on call
firm. 27sG3ls per cent: ruling rate, g.;
closing bid, 3, offered At g.
limo loans weak and duh. so days.
2A per cent 20 days, 37sa4; six months,
4HA.
Close; Prime mercantile paper. 41aG5
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at asa 4OH 80
for 60-day bills. and at AS770 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. 4s3Aa4S4k.
Bar silver 52i4.
Mexican dollars. a
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
LOCAL EXCHANGE WILL
INACCURATE REFORMS
Meeting Bcng Held Thi- Afternoon
70 Talk at Nccc--ar, Change
Better Protection for business.


Eounv.ir,- .f,... .uror the heels AZ the
,.. t......t t.,..l....,..
l"'"''
houses. james d. Hamilton ana ''"
K Davis g. co.. I meeting has been
,su.d or tr. memberan.p committee
.,.....-
OF tn, rii lAN. STOCK tn1 Mi'iH-
ENDhong. for Che purpose OF discuss
ine. wit. u. intent OF Introducing. Cd
number of reforms Tbe meeting i- be-
ua n.I tbI. afternoon. Nut only
viii inc broken. discus. means of bet
Ter protecting themselves against UNI
scrupuIous members nui vi'' '.s' . ,",'
ing the public Boz tn,.r Investments
8 meeting of tho var.ous firms who
are p.cditore OF j l.. Hamilton. was
neld this uornIne. 10 i- understood
that boz several of tho transactions
some of the br1k,ras. houses have
become badly mixed up and e0nsid-
erahIe dIfHruitt ,rIu boz encountered Iu
4atflina fhe accounts
About the eNrH4nls today there was
considerable t4U oil making Oh. va
lions brotarays enhancement. meme
bore ~ the exchange mako "a state
mont of tbeir rn4ue.sI an..Irs al stated
Intervals IL Del declared that this
sim ba AS f1ir ala tra statement roe
ouir,l bv ana boar4 ip r.tsairp uuou
~ arrli,ati1r ,f "a rars6n Wishing 10
~. 500 tts,ef.rr,J tn bis nsua
t,,tb,r fest,tr. b. t1. r.ouir,r1 If
r.rtigcd check. fr ..rr. of No Trans
actIor.
-rhc b,.lr,s au admit tt4t ,b4us.s
arr. ,,,.......,t...
o. d.. ,,,. .....,f,. ,,,,.bt tv
t,.,l,,.. d, 49,, o. .,s b.. ',f ,+,gi
or o, n ~ yy5,r en-. b9rr,,gsr
800 a. a.. ~. ,.t mr..
io,, ,..g rr.i.,tI,. MI, o., 49, +,
si,[,, ,,,,ti H. -t.,., .,,,i5 b.. i,,,,,-I,, la
~ -
w"
THAT SELLER 60"
,s an
u'', ,'1' ~"
'aa," w ,""as "N W. y, iia .,. y p
Sdl9' w" oe lu' 4e'.t '' hla IL y
u,ol'Ieu i9 "hll IoI lle pIoheIs au-
taH'dst "nu ON ',',un, on w ~
w" ON. tu''I or 'H' l',"' ~ u'l''lI
ul l'' Et,iS ,N'i'it' 'ua' Has usen
~ Hs'"I alHB l' blon "ulllull mas
.t w, ui,l,'ll SUE, .,,,,l a.. ~ l'
LnaS ~, D, uuea u"t Wv up 7,ochi ~ oug
- ~ .au Put "''i sun l"'" Wv
HlalNtl lhau eau uo 'ahsu gu. "L oy
n coulp".' ma, WlSnc9 l' 'l",g,t ~
sloohH, greater paIt or tne uine II
y salu thal no money la put wy ~
w hn' ai,u !. l'nf .'i',o ~ ~. '' ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
PRODUCE.


chicago, April Although dry weather
prevailed quite generally throughout the
southwest the wheat market was inclined
TO drag during early trading today. Lead
ing commission houses were moderate
sellers and demand was slack The MAY
delivery which displayed considerable
activity yesterday, was duh and weak
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

David Bills and wife Ia F-..,.,.
Seal. Sr part OF gA''l =.
township 3 south. range KY,
Jos. II. Anderson and wife +,' -
- cannon part or lot 3. bIoeI ,5l
plat ID .................. ri.
waiter T.. Cope to George yV Ma,
dleion 81 al, part OF lot blo.i is
Eliza j. Buruhsm 10 Len. q
Burnham. part OF lot 4 No.
plat J...... - '''.h r
Joseph Powell and wife 10 Asti..
Jenkins 90. part Of lot 81. bIoIl
10, 1-acre A........... 90 "i''k
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO.
Chicago. April Cattle Receipts. esti-
mated al 100. market steady. Bceves.
b.6lu $50; Texas steers, 5.0pU650. west
crs. 5.s5n6. COWS and heifers. o. sou
40. calves s.O0Hg.1i.
Hogs Receipts. estimated az 500:
market g.. higher. Light, lO.5001O S2is !.
mixed, 1916 RI 80. heavy. 10 6On 10 %:
rough, 20 60m10. 20; good 70 choice heavy
-. .9g iios9' pigs 97oaio.55' bulk OF sales
sheep Receipts. estimated az $500: mar
10. ycarlings. s.25U9.io; western. $40
10. yealrlugs. S&u9.A: lambs. ma
tive. N.60u l0..5, western, 9.40d 1875
KANSAS CITY.
kansas city. April i-Cattlc-Recoipts
1000. market steady Native steers .OOfp
-; COWS and heifers 8. 75U7.O0. stock
crs and feeders. i.5On6.60, bulls on
. 10; calves. 900 800. western steers,
6.,90S.oo. western cows, 40ou6.2.
Hogs-Raceipts, 5000. market Jc. high
err. Eulk OF sales. 10. 50nt0. 20. heavy. 10. 90
alO. So packers and butchers IO. "a
~ os light 1000 1910; pigs. 9.5OuiO.0O.
sheep-Recelpts. 900. market steady.
western wethers and ycarlings 1909 ".
fed western ewes, S.O0ug.2
OMAHA
Omaha. April l.-Catte-Receipts 900.
market steady. Native steers. 60OaS.O0.
cows and helters, 2.joa 6..6, western
steers, 4.O0a 100. cows and hcifers. ESQ
. ~; Gamers. 2.2ai3.7o stockers and
i,eders 3. 90 .,6. calves 425qS.25, bulls,
Hogs-Receipts 4sO. market strong.
Heavy. ID. oOulO. 80, mixed 10.50u 10. 60;
hght, lO'4oa 100; pigs, s.0a 1000; bulk
.sheep-Receipts. 200; market STEADY.
NearlinEs. S.50Hg.25. wethcrs. 7GRS 81.
ewes, '5Vae.a'' lambs, s.oH 1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
WOOL.


So Louis. April Wool unchanged
Territory and western mediums. SAB.
fine mediums. isu2, fine, haas.