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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29
Dewey Dorman Tells How He "
Learning TO Fly With His Fifty
Horse Power Rleroit Monoplane.

An Independent representative call
ed upon D. G. Dorman, Minot,s aviator
and found him in talkattve mood.
Concerning his trials in learning to
fly with his new machine, he said:
"Yes, am learning to fly and bs.
nevs me, 1t V no easy task. The
weather has been against me, yet
have made some good flights. not
long ones. nor very high, yet ] rea-
1ixe that / am just getting onto the
ropes, and until become thoroly fam.
iliar with the machine, do not want
to take any chances. ! cannot say just
how far have Gown, but am sure
that have gone twenty or thirty
rods. When one ID in the machine, II
is hard to tell just when you leave
the ground. because you leave 1t ct
such Z slight angle There are 20
many things to be considered in
learning to fly that one has to just
practice and learn that way. There
are no set rules that one can use.
For instance, If the machine is going
rapidly, to control 1t, one must ma
nipulate it differently than when It
is running slowly. You who have
learned to run automobiles can I'm
agine a little what trouble there is
to learn. A new man with an auto
sees a curve ahead Of him and invar'
iably he will turn the machine too
much, then he has to turn 1t back and
this pulls his machine too far to the
opposite side Of the road. Now In the
air, you can multiply the difficulty by
about twenty, for the least turn VII,
make q wonderful change. Then you
have to- be careful to keep your ma.
chine righted as we'll. < slight wind
will make 1t necessary for YOU to be
very cautious. The other day when
was riding in a breeze, the wind
caught the machine and before
could control 1t, the aerophne had al:
most turned over and ! was Spilled
out. Fortunately ! was uninjursd.
Il might say that have mastered
the details Of the machine and / am
positively going to ny at the races
July. 3, 4, and 5. realize that am
taking chances every time that fly
but ] en- willing to take them IN Or
der 70 satisfy the public. i have no
doubt but that will be able to
make sonIe very satisfactory flights.' =
The Bleroit monoplane most near.
" fepresents the movement Of the
bird Of any Of the aeroplAnes. and
kamsgoing 70 give an exhibfslon worth
while" s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29
JUNE.ERRIEs ARE PLENTiFul

JuhE0ERRIEs ARE PLENTIFuL.
Hundreds Of quarts Of nne June
berries are being picked In the cou-
lees near the city. The bushes are
Just loaded with the luscious fr,,it
Eand every day women and children
ere bringing n great pals Of them.
] Gonseberries and currants appear
u the best In the local gardens. II
has been years since the gooseberry
bushes were 80 heavily loaded. In
ects are doing very little damage to
he fruit this year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29
PICNIC IN MCKINLEY TOWNSHIP

i A Norwegian Sunday school picnic
was given at the home Of Bernt Sol
berg Of Mckinley township Sunday
ia large crowd attending. A fine pic
mic dinner was served ana In the Il
sternoon bail game was played be
tween the old married men ana TIL
young men. which was won ~ thu
former, n to 10. The married men
claim that they would have done even
better, hut they played only five IN
|ninss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

Judge Garter Of Bowbells has issued
SO marriage licenses sfnos he took
charge Of hid once.
Bowbells has winning BAH team
this year. having won nine .samss
and losing hut two.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

- when she accompanied her
A~baaA ahSg of Great Britain
princess style
Of tn which gave oen
English the
0se1h Irish sapns
hss side Of It. while around the
Of India and the
The t1ain asssnsd a ~ hosaosss
and e
England artisans having
b Queen Mary
rnaAe hs ruArs 81
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29
1900 AUTO LICENSES.

Up until last Thursday. just 1900
automobile licenses had been issued
by the secretary of state. There are
about 4,0G0 machines in the state
that will have to be licensed, at a
cost of SO each. The Independent is
in ormed that the law will be rigidly
enforced by the state and county Of
-ficials. After deducting the expense
OF Issuing the licenses, which should
not exceed one dollar for each, the
remainder of the money will be turn
ed over to the county from which it
came, and turned into the general
road fund. Autos on exhibition for
sale will not need a license, but
those who are driving machine
which is used for a sample machine,
must secure license the same as the
rest.
The license must be secured be-
fore July 1.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

Paul Baldwin, former 'Minot boy,
who has lived at San Antonio, Tex.
for the past four eyars, arrived Mon.
day to visit friends. Paul for two
years has been connected with the
offices of street railway company.
He will leave soon for California,
where he will probably reside. His
heAth has not been good of late.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-29

Jim Malone. q good Glenburn Irish.
man, who planted potatoes on 81. Pat.
rick's day. has enjoyed several mes
e. d new potatoes already. TIE Irish
for spuds every time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
MOTTO z.

Notice Is hereby given by the city coun-
Gil OF salt Lake city OF the intention OF
such council 20 make the following de-
scribed Improvement 10 wit:
Extending aud laying sewer lateral ot
vitrihcd pipe eight tS) Inches In diam
cter In Thompsons court running east
from state street between Seventh South
and Eighth South streets. in sewer dis
trict No. ?. and defrsy the abutters' por-
timated at eight hundred forty-two
and 100 (SS42oJ dollars; six hundred
sixty eight snn So loo tss6s.s2l dol
lars. or ono and t2-lo0 Csi.4e) dollars per
front or linear foot OF abutting property
for sewer on the east half OF block there
being AL feet abutting said portion OF
enty-threc and 25-loO Oi7S.25J dollars
or FIVE hundred twenty-five nc-thou-
sandths (SO.525) dollar per front or linear
west half OF block there being $50 feet
sbuttinE said portion OF said improve
ment by local assessment upon the lots
or pieces Of ground within the following
described district. being the district 10
be affected and benefited by said improve
ment. namely:
Sewer on east half Of block assessed
for east half OF block, plus one-halr OF
west half. per agreement filed with petl-
ton 1l9S. October 4. IBID:
Tho west 2i0 feet OF the south side OF
the north 100 feet or lot Z. the west 27l
feet OF the north side OF lot s. block II.
plat ~" Salt Lake city survey.
Sewer on west half of block assessed
at half rate for west half OF block per
agreement filed with petition No. llsS.
October 4. 1slD:
The enst l65 feet Of the south side Of
the north l30 feet Of lot T. the cast l65
feet Of the north side OF lot 3. block II,
plat "a" Salt Lake CITY survey.
Al protests and objections 10 the car
rying ont OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block or description OF property. 20 the
city recorder on or before the 2nd day OF
January, 1912. being the time set By said
council when IL Will hear and consid er
such protests and objections as may DO
made thereto.
by order of the city council OF Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated November 90 1911.
II. s. RlVES. City Recorder.
Sewer extension No aO2 pl3OT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Dec cs.-The total domestic
wool clip for 1911. exclusive Of pulled
wool. is 277.547 900 pounds. as estimated
b. the National Association OF Wool
Manufacturers which tonight made pub
lie It's annual wool review. This IL dc =
crease Of 3.Sli.S50 pounds from last year.
Tho estimate of pulled wool for 1871 IN
81 600. 600 pounds making the total wool
production for the country 3lS, 81, 200
pounds. or 2.SlS.S50 pounds less than in
1910
The value OF this product is cstius'cd
at S6f.5Tl .337. or nearly $4,000 900 less
than that OF 1910
TIE number OF sheep for shcarinc in
the United States IN April. 1911. the as
sociaiion estimates, was -. l6l o0o. Dc .
crease OF .. .2&S. 500 from 1910. The de-
crease was mainly in the FAR western
states. but also was in part in tho east %
cvu and middle western sections. In the
south there was an increase of about
10 000 sheep. the gain being chicff, In
Virginia and Tennessee, while tho num-
bcr also increased in Ohio Missouri and
Iowa.
Tho average value per secured pound
of the domestic wool Clip FOR 1911 IS
~ cents. as compared with IL cents I'm
1910, G1G cents In 1903. 46.6 cents In 1905
and 62.2 cents in 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
STRAIN TAKEN OFF
THE WHEAT MARKET
Black Rust in Argentine Not
SO Serious as at First
Reported,

CHICAGO De- .s-EXpucit state
rnents thai The black rust In south Ar
g-n,inN uss not serious except IN spots
and that the outlook on rho eve % hsr-
vest Was for "a yery. largo crop. took ,hc
Closing prices we're easy, sc ~ = under
last night. Corn showed not loss Of
IGAc 10 itr rlsr. oats Sdlr 20 a. and
hog products. 1,c to loc.
Hopeful news from Argentine gave the
wh@s' market = dip riErt At The start
word coming that the weather there to-
daN was cool and fine. Then followed
a vigorous bulge iu prices owing 10 =
sharp advance At Antwerp and 20 de-
cided falling off iu receipts northwest.
However tho up'uru on the belgian eN-
change was attributed 70 helptrd reports
or damage IN the Argentine. DurInE
the rest Or the dsv prices bent slowly
downward. Influenced in part hv The fac,
not seem 20 30 diminishing iu 5s lively
a fashion last year. Tucid deu's0y
cash demand here was next 20 nothing
May Nuctustsd from 9Sic n 99.r, with
last sales fsic. a decline of sc compared
pl'h twentv-four hours aco.
Predictions OF heavy deliveries by
n rmcrs uoNf week had bearish effect
on corn May ranged from s3id sSic.
grades were depressed. No. yellow Was
quoted - es.c- Longs taking profits on
q large scale broke the market FOR oats.
NAV ranged from i7I9Isc and is'c,
NTH tho close AZ tsic, decline Of &c
net
For-lEuers and wcstcrncrs did a good
deal NJ selling In the provision crowd.
ono of tho reasons was that tho number
~ hogs packed since November l showed
n gain OF 100000 over the total for
lard and ribs UoTc or 2ic 20 iic and
pork SOC TO lpC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
Vegeta ble5.
New York Produce.

NEW YORK Dec. .S.--Fiour qthst.
Receipts. 1900 barrels. shipments, TO-
500 barrels.
Wheat Spot Irregular No. rcd g6sc
elevator export basis and 9sc T. .. b.
afioat. No. I northern Duluth ,ilNl
T o. n. aflost,
Futures market was iirmcr during the
morning on bullish private cables regard %
ing crop conditions IN the Argentine ana
ON small receipts In tho northwest. but
ensed of iu The afternoon under liuui-
dRticu, closing .c net lower December
.loscd 9-c. MAY Si.ol. Receipts l-.oU0
bushels. shipments. i2.1oo bushels,
Hops-Duli. nidcs. steady; petroleum
steady
Wool-Quict.
SuEAr-Raw. steady muscoFs4o. 81
lt.st t1sc. centrifugal. 9s test tsSc. mo-
Iagscs 50 test 5,90c. Refined, quiet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
NOTICE.

ers 81 the Pioneer Nurseries company. n
Utah corporation.
The regular annual meeting % tuf
StoCkhoifeTS OF The Pioneer NuUsTles
COMPANY win be held at the office of rrr
company. rooms lr2 and l-E Continental
Nat.oua, bank block. - East Second
south In salt Lake City. Salt Lake cOuu-
~. state Of Utah. on Tuesday, tho 9ih
day OF January n u. 1912. a. tie hour
OF ? O'Clock in the AZ ernoou OF ssid day.
Tor rre election or officers 10 serve ioE
the ensuing year the changing % tho by
laws and the transaction % such other
business as may come before the meet
ing Every Stockholdcr Is requeEted % hc
presept IN person or by proxy.
NJ =. CALLAHAN. SScTetarf.
DECEMBER 6. 1911. PSI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION

Notice IS hereby given that an cleo
I tiuu las been called and VIII ~ held IN
each municipal ward .of salt Lake Ciiy
on tho s0th day Of December 1911 70
vote upon the question:
Shall tho board oi education N salt
| Lake City issue and sell bonds of the
number, amount. denomination. rate OF
| interest and running for. the number oi
years hereinafter set OUT
/ said election will b0 held iu Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, on SATURDAY, inc 5ott
hvc polling places. one ~ each OF The
i've municipal wards 40 follows;
First municipal ward-ROom No. 2o-
| city and county building.
Second municipal waEd-No. So Post
Third municipal ward-ITgh school.
corner First North and Second West
Fourth municipal ward .ongfcIlov. ..
school corner street and F1rst ave-
Firm municipal vard-Twclftl school.
First South between Fourth aud F!tih
(. Tho names of The judges 20 conduct
the election AZ tho respective polling
First municipal wird-Charles ~ WI.
ken eg5 South seventh East. Charles y
street. 1898 south Ninth East: James
y. Nonat 1925 ClydsEdaic avenue.
Second municipal ward -Einathau Ed
rcdge Ssi Washington avenue, " ~.
Blapkuarr. 5JN South Fiut West. II. y.
i
Third munirI pal ward i-Wii'iHn ,. New
man. 80. North Twelfth West; George J.
Bailey tlo West Apricot avenue, VIII
gord Nhittakcr 5s5 Fairbanks
Fourth municipal ward stephen ~.
Lynch. So - street. Mamie g. Ecauc.
10 DO tirs, avenue John A- De Valley.
lIsS Flrst avenue
ID. =hton. SIS Esst South Temple. $ B
WrgLyTncld. sls East second south. John
n IirtZ -fS Tenth East
9. The polls VIII remain open during
tie time from Z O'Clock Bon thc WoTuiu-
until o'clock iu iEr evening
(. The total number of bonds 70 be
issued and sold. 10 fFC bond issue be ar-
proved. lr three hundred and twenty.
h,S. aud the denomination or face yslu"
9f each bond Dr. tlr0n making HE tufs'
amount of iIs PROPOSED bond issue three
hundred and twenty-five thousand doll
lars % bear interest ~ tIr istc - a.
rrr cent per auuuW paiarlr roln' ara.
uusls said bonds tu run ios period o!
twenty sears.
THE BOARD pF LbltAl lpN Oh
SALT LAKE CITY.
Ey D. r.. Hammond, President.
b T. y judd. clerk rl5ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Doc eS.-Caluc Receipts.
estimated AT 1000. market, slow, weak:
bcoycs. Si55mS.Su: Texas steers, SL2og
so: western steers. Ei%n"s1u. siogN"rs
and feeders. $G.lJTS.15: cows aud hciicrs.
g. OOslG1I. calves. Si5a6I,S0.
IogS-RoCCipts, estimated At S1,rou.
market steady. shade higher: light, $5,s4
T6.l5, uiNcd, 500 % ~ me2> y, $S,lyd
heavy. SG.20HG.tJ; pigs. SiS0d $50; bulk
u( salcs. S6.I5HG.%j.
Shccp-Eccs>r estimated At 1000;
market steady aud strong: native $3.50 l
%. western. $1,000 i@5. ycarlluEs. >i.b5
lr5.5O: lambs. native, SL25H5.G5: western,
81 sOnG 50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO.

Gold Springs Mining & Power com
nauv Gncorporotcdl Principal place or
business room tO1 Dooy block. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Location OF mines, Gold
Springs. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
inE OF the board OF directors e the Gold
Springs Mining & Power company. held
on the 10th day of December. 1911. as
sessmeut No. . of four cents pcr ahure
was levied on tho capital stock OF the
corporation. issued and outsta udinc, pay
able Immediately 20 the assistant sccrc-
tary at 4Og Dooly block. Salt Lake city.
Utah.
AM stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on toe i7th day OF
January, 1912. VIII be dcliuqueut and
advertised for sale At public auction and,
unless payment is made. will IL sold
on Saturday. the 2rd day OF February.
1912 at l. o'clock noon, az tho company p
office 20 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost u ad e
yertisinE and expense Of the sale
w. w. BARTON
Assistant Secretary.
to7 Dooly block, sslt Lake CITY. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
P||CES FALL AWAY
| On STOCK EXCHANGE
h., November Report OF the
Hartman Roads One of
the Causes.
,1EEL BILL THE OTHER
Iirion Pacific Suffers a De
dine of , SIS and Is the
Heaviest Loser
HEEL BILL THE OTHER

WORK. DC. 1s--Artgr several
ouict. ihc c1usnamitv cf th"
-, uas upset today by two occur
-. rhi,h Wall street interpreted as
80 one vas tho unexpectedly poor
e.,rb.r reports ~ INC liht ,.. ,,i.iii .ua'l2
| ,,bsr statements from washington
hri. loWcfiuc tuc tariff on steel
J5 be placed before the lower
N .an=rcFs M the first step IN
| .,5, i,tisiat.on durluE The present s's-
stock market vaa dun. with
80 ycsteTdUy'r close until In'
,pc afts-poon, whom these Two
t.9.-.,. Uors brought TO boar Dur
~, .,usiuJcr of thc session tr7dlnS
.,i,s and quotations fell hNaN
~ Union Pacific. with = drop ol
~ tfr heaviest loser among tho
,rorulncui stocks. United states
II, vaF sold iu LARGO amounts ana
~ -, Than "a point 80 SGD Read
- -. yorL Central. St Paul North
r,e,Hr. Southern Pacific, Baltimore
ciis louisville a. Nashville, Amcri-
s,,elGgc and hmaiGamatcd Copper
eia point Or more. ,-I p,,ir,,.
II, ,.,- ne last few DAYS was .dld T." DO
=, n rsllinE iu anticipation "l "a poor
,..-bs, shovInc. but the street "as
Id 80 -
l,o.- earnius and Of Sli9".oou IN
!, r.i Southern Paciiir's shrinkaTc
20, ~, ,u net earnings WAS due largely
,lsh cGi iurrcuar iu expenses. tn"
p' -ro,s returns having been S2ll-
II THsse reports follow tho unia-
-,ts rgurcs submitted Yesterday ny
- Ii,~s The harsh weather condi-
-, HI territory served hy the, Union
n,dr u1s largely responsible i"r INC
- ,,J,,ilou I'm gross receipts. The
IN, of shopmcu ON the Hartman lines
, trdersiood 10 have been "no,,rher m
,-isni factor So The result. The 40 ,
80. ,hich has brought International
r,,rs,hl, Marin" into prominence re-
'.sti, was continued with two-po'ui
az io- The preferred stock carly IN th"
r,r5, we're irregular Allis- -Chalmcrs
"A Toe sharply. but did not hold. Union
nsdrs convertible IS were weak ana
,ns spsruatlyc bonds were b"aNE.
YS,l ,ales, PAT value. Si."2l ,o0"
lnurd states is registered dccllileh
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
JAMES A. POLLOCK & co
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. :.

ricaFaut View Para con Wpary. lnCor-
poTstcd under the laws OF the state o.!
Utah Principal place Of business. Ss't
Lake cit. Utah
Notice is hereby given that ~ 4 meet
iuz of the board of directors 1eid on The
lith dan of December. \. II, 1911, an
assessment OF flvr dollars per share was
levied on the capital stock OF thn cor
poratiou. payable on or before The 18Th
dav or January. y. l. 1919. 10 Hart !
FitEEsrald. secretary, az lSe s"~e of the
company. No ~ Atlas block. Sal; Lake
City. Utah. Any stock unon which this
18th day or Januar,. 4. y. 1919. Will he
delinquent and advertised ,or sale a. pub
Vic auction. ard unless payment 10 made
before viii bs sold or the sth day OF
Pehrusry \. n. 1919. a. 10 o'clock q n ..
az fss Atis. block salt Lake CITY. Utah,
- nay the dsNnQuenf Assessment. to-
Esthcr Nifu ths cost q advertising and
expense - sale.
HART J. FTTZGERAl.D Secretary.
IS Atlas lock. salt Lake City, titan
ptstg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
NO CHANGE IN THE
PRICES OF COPPER
Market Dull, but Export Move.
ment Continues; Lead Also
Dull; Tin Quiet.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKET S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW YORK, pcc 2S.-Staudard COP
per dun: spot and December. Nl@.'"o
ii.00. JANUARY February. March and
Auril $l3.S11Mll.0U. London easy; spot.
cGg i2s Ga: futures. G6i los. Custom
house returns show exports OF 3o.5&I tons
50 far this month. Lake Cuppcr Sli.!'
N i.jO. cleCtrUlytlC. Slls-J" lA,1il. cast
ing. Sl3.IJm1I.n0.
Tin dull, spot. December and January,
Sfi. .5Gd 600. February. Si2 9Oa -. -
london steady. spot. G20G. futures.
Tad quiet: SficWi5o New York:
fi32bW4.37l East 81. Louis. London.
Gi5 las.
SpcItcr quiet, S6.25a6.G5 New York:
81. iO@6.20 East 81 Louis. London. E26
l5E.
Irun-Clcy"laud warrants. "0s ID in
London. LocJll, iron was steady; No, !
foundry northern. Sli.I@ftl5.o", No. ,,
EIs5OalI.15: No. southern and No. !
southern soft. Sli2Jd li..5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
Oranges Will Soon
BE Big Attraction
California Crop Larger Than Ever Before; Plenti-
ful Supply of New Years Provisions at
Reasonable Prices

TA7 7ITHlN the next tvo or thr-.
NM weeks oranges VIII he AZ their
WV best and viii he one Of ihc fca
iGrcs on tbc local market. -
Wcil as iu every large city OF
me country The southern California
crop this year ls said lo be- ono % the
largest in the history OF the state. While
II is true ihat oranges arc 10 bc had
~ any OF ~" large cities OF tho country
lhc year round. Tho really good season
Tor oranges from Tho California citrus
dlStrlcr docs not open until tho latter
part OF December and continues for three
o. four months. buriug these three OF
four months tho fruit b. Of larger size
ana = inner iiavor than At any other tim.
OF tho year.
F, 50 heavy is the crop iu southern CALI
Iornil this year that tho railroad COM
pani"f expect tho biggest orange ship
mout 10 thc east that they hsV. ever
mad. A. ruic, trains carrying the frui'
are hurried east on almost passenger
time
on account or Tho heavy crop and the
unusual orders from Ga" east the salt
Lake Route has found ~ necessary 10
make especial arrangement 20 rush the
fruit 10 It's destination. The Southern
Pacific and Santa Fo are also preparing
10 handle an unusually heavy fruit move
mont from southern California 10 Tho
east.
During Tho last week there have been
but f"w changes in the local market quo
tHticus. The price OF cane sugar has
dropped 10 cents per hundred pounds,
hut iu small quantities the price remains
unchanged, There has been no change
in TN" price of beet sugar.
Local merchants, wholesale and retail.
complain that business Is decidedly dull
this week, natural condition tolioT lnS
The rush or last wcck For The Ncw
Years trade there viii bc plenty Of cv-
cTyjhinc in season offered, with m"
prices unchanged. Poultry and meat
dealers gay that the supply VIII bc cqua'
TO the demand and that the prices viii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2S.-Caiue-Re-
rcints a0UO. no southcms, market, strong
10 1Oc higher. native steers $3.50 SO,
sn,,tb.rn steers SL1Sd6.50. southern
0,,,S and heifcrs. s. n0n 400. native
cGvs and bcifors. Sg7J0 100; stockcrs
and feeders $4,000 coo. bulls. s.. "a
SO. calves Sioo@7-s5: western steers
81 ~ n Z 90. western COWS, $S.pOH J.uo.
Uogs- Receipts 20. 600: market. steady
ia strong bulk, SG.00Gs.%5: heavy $6,2j
EyG.t0. packers and butchers, S6.lodG GG5
lights. S5.75H6.eo; pigs. S.'og 500
,,,r,t.nns 81 0dd 40. lambs. Si.5nf,6.25
rsncc N,.tnc-s and ,cariiugs S3,.5G5l5
range ewes, S250dIQO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-29
Omaha

OMAHA Sab, Dec. @S-Cattle--Ec,
rsluts estimated at 400e: market, stronger
Native steers. Si.g5T6.f0; COWS and hcit'
ors. Sg.g5d5 so: western steers. So SOC
4 Ia. range Cnwg and hciters. S3ph.25
tanners s. s56S. go. stockcrB and feed
ers 81 T06S: calves. So 500 80; bulls
siaEs. etc. s. .25@5.5p.
Hogs Receipts estimated az $500; mar
kct slow steady, Heavy. S6pG is, mixed
Ss.,G 10. light s. .t506. 10. pigs, 81 .1o@
! So. hulk Of sales, ST.@OH6.lC.
Shccp-RrCCipts estimated at $500
market steady TO stronger NcaTbngs
81. .lOai.TS. wethers. 81 500 t,lo. ewes
sSG5.Ts: lambs 81 50a6.25.