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The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT.
Apollo Musicians Give PrOgra NM e
At Mckendree Church.

last night by the Apollo Orchestra at
McKcndree NJ. +. Church previous To the
regular Sunday evening service, before an
audience of more than 800 persons of all
denominations. The orchestra comprises
more than forty pieces. Eleven numbers
were rendered. several of which were ac-
companied by the church choir and organ.
After the concert, Rev. Il. L. Wright,
the pastor, spoke on The real things of
life" He said the greatest factor in life
is the unseen force which gives life. The
minister illustrated his point by painting
a vivid picture of Washington with all
its people dead and all its trees and flow
ers withered. Beginning next Sunday
evangelistic meetings will be held in every
Methodist church in the city.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
VlVlSECTION SCORED
Denounced as "DeViliSh' by
Rev. y. q. B. Pierce.
PRESIDENT HEARS SERMON
Pastor Of All SOULS Unitarian
Church Strikes Popular Chord in
Plea for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children and Animals, TerminE
Abuse of Dumb Brutes Fiendish.

I Earnestly pleading for the prevention
of cruelty to children and animals. dur
ing the course OF which he vigorously
denounced vivisection as ''devilsh," Rev.
DIR. L. G. e. Pierce touched a popular
chord in his sermon yesterday morning
at All Souls Church, before President
Taft and large cor aggregation.
Il wish sometimes that we had imasina-
tion enough TO know what the brutes think
of u.s. he said. We are the first cause;
we match them and breed them: we raise
them and rear them. SO far as the world
of the brute is concerned. then you and
! stand instead. of God. 1t is an awful
thought
The stern fact presenting itself, Rev
DR.. Pierce declared. is that the hap
piness and the well-being of or very eX-
istence of millions of creatures on this
earth is absolutely in your hands If they
pray, their prayer goes no higher than
man.
Look at it from that point of view
just for moment,'' he declared. land
you will see how fiendish thing it is; no
other word fits the case; how absolutely
fiendish it is for man to abuse an ami
NAL. You curse Linn he cannot curse you
hack; you starve him, he has not retalia-
ton: you treat him unjCstly, he has nc
claim before the court; his life is in your
hands. Need another word be said as tc
the justice and the demand of the world
movement for the better treatment ot
animals?
Some Realize Obligations.
To the man who perceivcS that the
brute creation is the domain over which
he rules. Rev. DIR. Pierce pointed out, no,
another word need be said concerning the
horrors of viviSection.
These dumb. unuttered prayers come;
these pleas for the od-age pension of the
family homes: this plea for happy death
for faithful dog: these are the prayers
which YOU and | dare not leave unan-
swcred. To the man who perceives tina,
these millions of creatures, the birds
and the family cat. the draft horse and
the family horse, that to all these we
are masters and gods, not one word need
be said. He would soon leave his own
children Shivering on the doorstep as to
leave his horse unhlanketed to the north
wind: he would as soon send his children
to bed Supperless as to send his faithful
brute without food.
With some modification, the same is
true 10 children. The fact is that many
men and women care nothing for their
children: they care little for other peo-
pies children; they do not realize the
truths, so many men and women who
have gone aside to see why the brush
burns and is not consumed have organ
lied here and there societies for the pre-
Vention of cruelty TO children.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
LOST SOULS IN MOON.
So Declares DR.. w. W. Baker Before
TheOsophical Society.

In a lecture delivered yesterday morn
ing before the Theosophfcal Society, at
1917 II street, DR.. w. w. Baker asserted
that occult investigation had discovered
that the souls of cruel, selfish. and GRIM
inal personalities are consigned to the
moon.
Hell is condition of consciousness for
criminals of the lowest type" he said.
There may also be found there the
cruel and bloody vivisector surrounded by
the bowling hordes OF his victims
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
Axcona Case In This Week.

The complete record in the case of the
Mexican government against Juan San
chez Azcona, a Mexican subject, who was
arrested here upon a provisional war
rant issued at the request of the Mexi-
can government, has been received at the
State Department and forwarded to the
Department of Justice, which Is in charge
of the case. The case will be heard be-
fore an extradition commissioner this
week
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
HEALTH AND THE SCHOOL,
DR.. w. A. Evans will Address, Mon
day Evening Club Tonight.

DIR. W. 4. Evans, health commissioner
of Chicago. will address the Monday
Evening Club tonight at the Y. NJ. c.
A., on Health and the school"
Special stress will be laid upon the inl-
port of certain bills now before Congress
providing for dental inspection in the
public schools of Washington. and for
school nurses, to work in unison with
the school and the home for the better
ment of health conditions of pupils.
Representatives of the District govern
ment the board of education, and the
Instructive Visiting Nurses Society will
attend.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

A Sunday paper fell on Miss
Opal Moots Yesterday, but she hopes
t be able t fill her singing engage
ment at tn nickel the-ater t'-night.
Who remembers tn ole Bryan
banquets with wilted lettuce an
striped ice cream?
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

Culors are soft. although brilliant in
tone. the geivHs bein. suggestive of the
figured Ihhia materials by which their
Patterns have bcea directly inspired
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

The mode Of ,hairdressing follows the
Roman tendency, and headdresses OF
pearls. ribbon. and Jewels are very much
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16

Tide Table.
Today-Hish tide 80 q m.. and ~ p N. Law
tide. 81 Q. a. and 3H p =.
TonosToW-Hieh tide. H:0 .. a an1 Nd , y
I0u ~ AZ . =. ~ 80 -
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. 5. Dept. If Agriculture. Weather Burean
L. Z

L. =. Dept. of Agriculture. Weather Burean.
Washington Sunday. Jan. Is 1915 =.
The disturbance that has caused unsettled weather
and precipitation the Eastern and Central State,
during the last several days has moved To the Cana
dian Maritime Provinces. and the weather became
fair in nearly all districts east of the Mississippi
River during Sunday. There rains and SHOWS.
however. within the last twenty-four hours in the
Middle Atlantic and New England States the Ohio
Valley and the Lake region. Weather conditions
main unsettled west of the Rocky Mountain divide.
and precipitation has been general in the Pacific
States and rains and SHOWS hare fallen in tho
Plateau region.
Considerably lower temperature prcyails from the
Mississippi Valley eastward. except in the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States and a general in
temperature is in progress in the Northwest.
change to colder weather will oversIread the
Middle and East Gulf States the Ohio Valley. and
the Eastern States during Monday and moderately
low temperatures will continue in the Eastern dis
tricts during Tuesday. The weather will berumc
warmer Monday in the Northwestern States and
Tuesday in the Plains States and the Upper Mis-
siSippi Valley.
With the exception Of unsettled weather. with
rans and SHOWS in the Plateau and Rocky Noun
tain regions and rains in the Pacific States the
weather will be generally fair Throughout the
try during the next forty eight hours.
Storm warnings displayed on the North Pacific
coast.
The winds along the New England and Middle
on the South Atlantic moderate to brisk north
crly except light to moderate variable the Flor
ida coast on the Gulf coast light to moderate
riable; on Lake Michigan moderate northwestcriy.
shifting to easteriy by Monday night.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports
will have brisk and probably high westerly winds
and fair weather to the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
CIRCUS HERE TO-DAY
Convention Hall Scene of
Great Activity.
UNLOADING ATTRACTS KIDDIEs

Army of Small Boys and Girls See
Animals Taken from Big Wagons
Into Huge BuildinE-WOrkinEm
Setting Up Apparatus for Open
ing Performance Tonight.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
seeks Missing Wife.

The police are striving to trace Mrs.
Myrtle Cogan. wife Of James p. Cogan.
of ~ Girard street. who left her home
hast Saturday evening with her sixteen
months-old child. August. after inditing
. farewell note to her husband. In which
she stated she would never return. Mrs.
cogan has relatives IN FfedericksbtuE.
Va.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
Local Temperature.

Midnight So: a. m. s.; a. m, So; a. m.
8 D. m., 20; 10 a. m, s.; IL moon, %; n m. s.
p m, 81; p. m. n; p. m. %; 10 p m., 3
Highest. IS; lowest, "a
Relative humidity-s a. m, 81; D. m. s.. Rain
fall (S n m. to p. M. 0o3. Hours Of sunshine.
Temperature same date last year-Highest,
Lowest u
The Washington herald., 1911-01-16
Temper,tures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
of rainfall for the twenty four hours ended
at 8 p. m. yesterday, are Is follows:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
VIM. MAXI,

= @r. Sobn HrppCt i0bti mao'
nontoina Geob'iiu, Q. .. tpou eiiin
tGdu.
- S9alo ia @aIon Sooe roittiuS
ieuroiuu o pbteincn feIdiublo
SompIonin paieloeIa teI6tumn IS
pdipd. Sublo oiottiin pitdd toupun
gin pulstosin, mutto toupuu9in
T, puistptomiien tuuluu ilmoittaueen,
ettei foupunti mDonn6 puiStoa fun
nuntoino pihettdtpile feIdiublile,
ioisI a mppo6dn ia pStetaan.
- Snnnpntnneen oion muotIi on
npfpddu SrcntpoooisIa palio oiuns
tobuonsita mhptdr6nd, iuarijrf Fin
gtcrrien paula.
- NeItG Iii,uoa miprta niieot1 Iaa
I%uonani %oIunnpu ia ruuun.
S6tiID Goroliinn XempeG.
302 6. aurora It.
- GrittGin bienoia ia orWottoita
batiuio mDpoaGn eritldin balpouo
noiIile ia lopIi1e. Siunot oioo; $3.50
81 90. &nitfi pnot ipiimeistd
mupiia ia bpuin tehopt toitin puo'
lin. Wrs. 9lnna HusboIt.
SiffaIon mofeietoupoSta 2:en otpi.
= 8atIi mdb6n fdpteitpd, bptpds'
ia funnosIa olenoo Iepatoottoria
mppoddn boltpolla.
Sofa enIifii ioutuu iaa Is oouas
riQa itIeueen bplpdn ieporoottorin.
Nnbrrion &c Siaber9.
SDtpia %iiiterifia fattupdreitd
mpp bolpimmola Eoni 9uSui,
MonireoI, Y0is. MpDs tpoitte idts
tdd tiloutIenne tdmdn leboen fonttos
rim.
= MaampStniat burm! Minuua
on mp%ptdip6nd b%atottla ia batfoa'
matonto mooto pobiois ia eteldpuo'
leuo Wontreoiin, isis. 6inuot, iotfa
opat Iuunnileen puolet maon or
noon ndbben, omat $40 bon. eet'
feriItd bpfaiuisia moista ia 1870
boil eetferiIid metIGmlisto Sp,udt
ebbot.
WipDS on miuuQd mpDtdfpdnd 80
eefferid fotpanpuun metiddn Our
lepSid ldnteeu.
&pIptdd Iabemmin
Sonp 9u9ni
Sr IS WiontreoI, gSis.
= Vnbeitten mueoan pitdiji uu'
ben AUTHORIZATION, ioto npfp6dn vbies
roo" fouppoo ipanbou taupuntimme
Idbtbpbtibn t%ansid - eoeuinen oS
tootIeen Idbtoliitteen Wiimefii moi'
nituIto : altomon teetidmddn neli'
iulfuo ia meIiiobtoo labeud Wleues
mid. apot piidiIi oIramon tdud mii'
toua ia torruitaon Iieud 200 mies'
til.
= aaniafaiientme Sofop 4obti
DafefielbiStd fdtpi Wiime ipiifoIIa
SronmoobiSIo Iddfdrin Iuono. DIR.
2obti on 10 funtouben oion oIut
buonosio ~uoinnisia.
- 8ntSofaa meibdu tporostoom'
ME. SuIius 9en3en GIec Co., ipoStn'
pddtd presbpterion tirttoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Iaiffafmmmalta.

w. ~VNV' OS1"
2 ip.
SoiIena Observation-Disclosures bars
tausbetti Sronpoobisia ieurafunnan
firtosIa, iosia OH Wieraitass pubuiia.
Siietoina ia fesfimiiffona on iltaIin
niinitddn bartausbettid, iosia on
firtoIIistofoufIee iaapuneito pie'
rata pubuiia.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
SocfIepiSid, Wis.
MuauSta ia Mnna Wddtdu poifo
elmer I8iaiam fpnt. IA p. bubtif.
east. 20 p. toutof.
Wtaren9osia, Nts.
Nestor ia Wilbelmiina 6einon tpts
tD Wartta @ilbelmiina Ipnt.s21 y.
m%aolisfuuta, fastettu % pditpd tous
fotuuta.
Nortb D~oreisia, WiS.
!Senrif ia Sobanna catalan poifa
Soban HuuooIf ipnt. 81 p. bubtif.
east. 20 p. toutof.
WaIirib 80. Milen,
go s. aper It. @sSronnooo, Wtib.
Selef. 1876 st.
Znrullinea tapaus ,iattuiS9es
notpan foitpannosIu, iofa sIiaitIee
Sronnoooin ia 9esIemerin ndliud,
miime piifonl fesfipiiffona idlfeen
pucIen pdiWdn. &anIaIaiIemme Res
tor Hanta ia SaImonT Suoma, iotfa
olipat tpDSId ianotusia faipannoss
ia, ampuitpot molmia ir!t tpDpais
fasiaan, iofa oil noin 300Ioltaa
forfeosia n. t. nreiiin9isld". ssSmaa
eli tdqaiieen paiffaan moinut,,palioa
pirrata, iotca faaIu Ell fiitd samennpts
fd6n pois. &un miebet ampumiIen
idIfeen paloIimat tpDbDnId .sstinIinat
be etteiipdt be FIND moi ,pield .tebod
tpDtd ia aifoipat mennd aseoemmdfii
piel6 obottamaau faaIun poie mes
noa, mutta eipdt iafianeetfaan merz
nd fauofi ennenfuin foatuipat.
Wtolemmat miebet fuolipat faaiun
maitutufIesta.
Golmon 2uoma oil 33 nuooen /.
fdiuen ia idtti idIfeenfd naimon ia
pboen 13 nuotiaan poifaIapI EN-. So
toiIir oil 9uoma &ortesi6rpeltd. -
Nestpr Santa oil i6ltGdn 81 Wuo
tios, ptIindinen, %totoiTin GuroioeIia.
SuouaiIet tapabtumat tooistamut
fitd, ett6 faimotiemme, Ielloiiinoon
fuin ne nptpddn omot, eimGt ole
ibmisten tpopaitfoia.
- MSuntcni, iofn on olut 112
Murora &c., on mt 11S Wionsf,eIo
It. Sronnooo, iosia otan Wasiaon
noisten ompeIutpDtd.
&unnioitufieua 2ioo 2obti.
GnSi tiistaina olfaa Sronnooo
isia 8anIauistirtfofunnan muoIitp
fous. Siuoin t~oiipotaan tdnne Ioa.
putuan poIio lpieroita. Sronmoooin
&. Ieuratunta tulee ontamaan TO
foufien ebustaiiue napaan pdindIs
lien funafin fofouspdindnd Ietd
on banffinut e%bustaiiue fortteeri Poi
Eat.
&oeouS muuten tulee olemoan Jan
gen tdrfed. Woibaonpa iono1, ettd
tdmdn fotoufien pddtDtiistd riippuu
Standardization tulefpainen menestpS
ebt6 enemmGn fuin monen mum
eoeniIen fofoutIen pddtDfIistd, Jos.
Fin nefin onat oIset tdrfeitd. YfIi
tdrteimmistd tebtdniStd on fofout.
ieIa polita toimittoiot tirttofunnon
iubla iulfaiiuille ia Nuttoioue. 3oi
nottnfpoo on, ettd fofouS o%nnistHif
faamaon %ielioiiet toimiitoiot, iotfa
moiIipat faiftn puolin bptpin typ
bpttdd t~irtfofunnan papistoo ia pob
iaferrosta, mutto iamauo %ieuroiii ius
maloqista totuuttd.
E6bdn tehtdmddn eli ole fpennpt
80
Muttaiau nptpinen toimittoia ia IitIi
on ban ianonut itIenid irti toimiiuf.
So2to
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
sNife Mafinen ia Nlotti .nini,
Frans Baas.
Otter Tail, MINI
III. L%ILLIQUIsT, Supt.

= Mife Mdfinen ia Wlotii !Sili,
ioiua fummouotin on ouut mabin'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piirioiteubes,
ia 9esiemerisid peIienid tapotur.
moilen floIemon iobbosta SIiner
Sron Slime pbti6td wastoon, opot
iopineet iuttunia tumpifin ioobenEo.
winioo $1,000. = German Widen
uobin9ontorpousiuttu iomao pbii.
btd nostoan on piirioifeubesia paat.
ipnpt pbti6n bnmdtE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Farrni
m%yytavana.

Kauniilla paikalla, kalaisen jar
ven rannalla si~jaitseva, 80 eekkerin
suuruinen farmi myytavana halval-
la. Maalla on hyva asuinhuone ia
hyva paana. 40 eekkeria maasta
on peltona. Manic tilaisuus saa-
da sieva farmi halvalla.
Lahempia tietoia hinnasta ia eh-
doista antaa
Frans Baas.
Bx AZ. Otter Tail, MINI,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
4 RESTLESS NIGHT
ESgs : -
POPE Plus AGAIN TROUBLED BY
KNEE AND DOCTORS RE.
"a. LEVIED PAIN.
aETs
Condition Of His Holiness So Salts.
factory That Cardinal Merry
Del Val Will Go to His
Villa,

Rome, Aug. 10 G. a M Pope
Plus had rather a restless night and
toward midnight awoke as result
of the renewal of the burning sensa-
ton in his knee, Treatment by his
physicians, however. relieved him
and he is reported to be sleeping
peacefully
Physicians believe the popes rest
lessness was due to the heat and
over exertion yesterday when he ap-
peared much better.
The condition of the pope took a
decided turn for the better yester-
day afternoon. So well satisfied
were the vatican physicians that
they predicted recovery within ten
days. Following this encouraging
declaration Cardinal Merry Del Val,
the papal secretary of state, decided
to 80 to his villa at Montemario on
Sunday for the remaining OF the
summer.
The pope sat up in his chair sew
efal times during the day and join
I'd with his sisters and officials who
visited him in conversation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
NAY INCREASE FINES
Important Decision Under Elkins Re.
bate Law Holds Individual
Rebates Accountable.

Buffalo, NJ Y, Aug. 11--An i'm
portant decision under the Elkins
rebate law by which fines aggregat-
ing $4,000, imposed upon the Stan
dard Oil Co., the Pennsylvania, and
the New York York Central railroad
may be increased to $4,OO0,O 900 after
the first named corporation was
handed down by Judge Hazel in the
United States court here today.
The fines already imposed are for
giving and receiving rebates on ship
ments of Oil from Glen, KY, from
Rutland and Bellows Falls, Vermont.
The Standard Oil was fined $40. 900
the conviction being affirmed upon
appeal. The railroads pleaded guilty
and were fined $4,000 finally dis
posing Of the case SO far as they were
concerned
The government took the position
that each shipment consisted sep
arate cffense and Judge Hazel upheld
this.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
Setf.EvtdAnt

They say she has never quarreled
with her husband Then She must
set up and close the windows herself
every time itrains at night."--Detroit
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
The Meekest M,,,nr,l

cur =ction Of tho reekes, man /,
ore who is afraid to attempt borrow
ms part Of his salary from his wife
~-Atchisop Globe. ,aa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Unsettled
with probably showers.
Washington, Aug 11-Kentucky
Fair slightly cooler Saturday; Sun
day fair
Illinois Local showers Saturday,
Sunday generally fair, warmer in
north portion.
Missouri: Fair in south, local
showers and slightly cooler Saturday
in north portion; Sunday fair and
warmer In northwest portion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
An Aae Test.

You can usually guess within. few
years of : woMan's ags BY noticing
how she takes II Wien vow cali her
sylrh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
General Conditions.

General Conditions.
The day was clear witt, light
breeze. The government bulletin re-
ported no rain in this section. Noma-
terial change in temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-12
Sun and Noon

es Sun and Moon.
sun will rise today :. Sill a. m,
Sun viii set today &c. 6:5S p. m,
Mon viii rise tonight Sal p. M.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-22
HEAVY HAND IS LAID
ON WHEAT MARKET
Perfect Harvest Weather Re-
ported From Argentine;
Corn and Oats Down.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Arsentine reports
of perfect harvest weather laid a heavy
hand today on wheat aud indirectly on
all other grain. Closing figures we're
trading left corn &c 10 gdic down, oats
or &c Ia lc and hog productst varying
from last nights level 10 7lc below;
So many shorts had covered their lines
that the market was left without that
class Of support. There was no fresh
buying incentive in the domestic news,
so that prices responded at once TO The
South America An additional weight on
the market was the fact that owners
were uneasy about attempting to carry
holdings over three holidays ahead rms
feeling became n decided factor when
word was received that Minneapolis,
Duluth, Kansas city and St. Louis eN-
ciudod 10 close Saturday. Final prices,
though steady. were at nearly the low
est point of the session May ranged
from oslo to $3.50. with the last sales
&c down at esSd9Slc.
In the corn pit bulls were unloading
futures right and left while prices were
sageing in sympathy with wheat MAY
fIuctuatcd from 6ilc TO t5lc, closing
was = little FURRY in IN" cash market.
shippers unable 10 forward in time for
delivery this month buying the No, I"
grade in lively fashion At the sample
tables and paving lc advance. No :
yellow was quoted at &c for old.
oats wcrc heavy all day because ol
Cind entrance 10 the Atlantic ports OF
The United states despite 10 cents duty.
Top and bottom figures touched by May
were isgc and t1gc, with the close at the
iast named level Il decline Of 7c from
! last night There was free selling OF
provisions by houses with foreign con-
! neC,ions In tho end pork was 5r TO &c
lower and ribs casing or. but not TO OK
| ,rc, q nickel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-22

PRICES OF METALS :.
: I'M NEW YORK MARKETS ::


NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-Standard cop
per, steady: spot, sl3,S5@lf.l2t: Deccm-
bcr Sl39@1@1it2l; January, $4,000
.lGIgI; February, sl3.25mlLl2sl March,
sli.o06lll5. London. easy, SPOT, s63
is Cd futures. G65 1Ss Sd. Arrivals re-
ported at New York today, 1850 tons.
Customhouse returns show exports of IS,
$40 tons so far this month. Lake cop
per. i3mlflc; electrolyt!c, it@l llsc,
casting, lSk0lic.
TIN, dull; spot December and Janu-
AIRY, SiL5C@ 500; Fe6ruary; Si$'ooS0a
1850. London. strong; spol, c2O5 los:
futures, el92 5s. ~
.sLS2!@tG7i East st. Louis. London. sl5
los.
sGlOm6.20 East ST. Louis. London, c26
l2s cd
Antimony dull: Cookson's. S,.15.
Irou-Clcveland warrants, 5Os 20 IN
London Locally iron was steady. No. !
foundry northern. S1Ai5ml5, 300: No, >.
northern. s4.50d lA,S: No. ] southern
and No ! southern soft, slL26W 1870.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-22
iIIG CuRTA|LED
bs0Ck EXCHANGE
LIS Consisted Largely OF
h Covering by the Pro-
| fsssional Element
ksLD ISSUES GOODWIN
IT, Of Impending Re
Eruship for Rio Grande
n,uied by Authority.
,,,n1cSUES GOODWIN

o,r noe, af.-For the greater
.eS,y's session the stock MAJ
,ss familiar aspects OF the ap :
~. HOLIDAYS. the three DAYS
Es,ynr tho effect OF curtalliilE
Which consisted largely "i
,,,,v by the professional elc :
~. Movement al first was de
I..rn,ar ~. With pronounced weak =
M Could issues. particularly IN
pacific and Denver s. Eio
go 4 severe decline In inc
..org oI the latter gave rise TO
no.slhle rcceivership proceed =
,h,s. we're authoritativeIN DO
- g..sr five market grew gradually
i,r The leadership OF lehieh
4 s.rslearnatcd Copper, American
= md other active speculative IS
4 fss further business IN thc COP
4 ..y,sed with reports OF announcer
w. IA price OF the metal
rrrrbase by q leading banking
= Tho New York Centrafs issue
4, :. an NJ equipment notes, which
!. \, oYered az public sale. was the
~ banking interest, the recent
a s,nro Germany and other for
.,,rss having suddenly subslded.
], .,on.y was slightly higher, as a
= ,bs recent outflow TO Europe,
mrtber s;Iffcning Of thirty and
y .y ms,uri,ies is probable,
s.,oenIzod trade authority an
"a isst contracts for 100000 10 500, :
f.. NJ steel rnlls are 10 bc placed
\, .,s Of the year. with very large
\ ~ car. by the Pennsylvania sys-
~ from A three point decline IN
rr 4 RIO Grande 50 the bond mar
q, finn. Total safes. par Nalue,
|sa United States bonds were
|ag4 on call.
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-22
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha,

OMAHA. Dec. 2i.--Cattle-KeCeipts es-
timaled AT 1000; market, active. stronger.
Native steers, SoMs; cows and heifers
So .25Mo. So: western steers, IS S0I6 40;
range cows aud heifers. sS@5 so; Gamers
Sc 2503 50. stockers and feeders, So.
@5,75; calves, $S 5007 50; bulls, stays,
etc, So 25d5.
HoEs-Receipts estimated al $500. mar
ket shade stronger. Heavy. So 05m6.20
mixed 50 .90m6 10; light, 50 5o@6. 10, pigs
IS a505 30: bulk OF sales. SO .SoI6 10.
Shenp-Receipts estimated at 1900
wethers. sS.50@f; ewes. S3@3 80; lambs
So 25MG95