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Evening star., 1926-11-12
TENNESSEE FACING
BARRIER IN VANDY
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A grim fighting machine from Ten.
nessee today put the finishing touches
on a week of hard preparation for
the South's feature gridiron clash to.
morrow with Vanderbilt.
In close pursuit of Alabama for tho
1926 Southern Conference champion.
ship. the Tennesseans will carry their
unsullied record into battle tomorrow
against the strongest opposition ot
the season.
With Alabama a heavy favorite to
humble the light Florida eleven and
increase her seasons winning record
to seven Victories. fans turned to thu
game fight for first honors by the men
of Tennessee's undefeated squad.
GeorSia's Bulldogs move on the
stronghold of Georgia Tech I'm an
nual combat to avenge the 3-to-0 de-
feat administered by the Golden
Tornado last year. The Bulldogs.
confident of victory after a top-heavy
victory last week over Alabama Poly.
will enter the fray favored to win
from the battered Tornado. Techs
chances are lessened by the absence
from the lineup of Red" Barron.
stellar Tornado back. now on the
injured list. The heavy Sewanee
aggregation advances on the New
Orleans stronghold of Tulane, slightly
favored to humble the lighter green
wave while Mississippi and 1Outsi-
ana State University come together
in a resumption of annual relations.
Stevens. stellar hack. is the center
Of violent Maryland attack to he
launched against Nirginia's s Cavaliers
at College Park. Washington and
Lees battered Generals come to grips
with the pony express of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Eentuckys
trial horse eleven engages the flying
squadron of Virginia Military Irstt
tute.
The Mississippi Aggies and Ala
bama Poly Institute carry the stand
ard of the South into intersectional
combat. The Mississippi aggrega
tion goes north for a meeting with
Indiana's lowly Big Ten hosts. and
Marquette Universitys highly-to
eleven comes South for the Auburn
contest
Evening star., 1926-11-12
EPISCOPAL GRIDMEN
IN ALEXANDRIA GAME

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, November IL
Episcopal High School foot ball
team appears in it's last game on HoX
ton Field this Fall tomorrow after
noon, playing Shenandoah Valley
Academy of Winchester, Va, starting
at O'Clock.
Alexandria High School and Wash
ington and Lee High of Ballston. Va
will determine the second athletic dis
trict grid championship Monday aft
ernoon at the Dreadnaught Park. in
game starting at o'clock. The two
teams met last Tuesday, but battled
to a scoreless tie at Ballston, Va.
Alexandria Fire Department Prep
are to Play the Friendships team OF
shington here Sunday:
Sunday a. Dreadnaught Park Alex
andria Fire Department is to play the
Stanton A. c.
st. Mary's Seniors have announced
their opponent as the Immaculate
Conception team of Washington for
the preliminary to the st. Mary's Gel
Washington Palace pro game
which will be played in the Alexandra
Armory November 20.
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Leading Grid Games Tomorrow

Chattanooga vs.. Georgetown Ky.)
at Chattanooga.
Southern Methodist vs.. Baylor at
Dallas.
Southwestern VS.. West Tennessee
Teachers at Memphis.
Midwest.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State at Colum.
bus.
Northwestern vs.. Chicago at Evans.
ton.
Nebraska VS.. Kansas Aggies at Lin.
coin.
Indiana vs.. Mississippi Aggies at
Bloomington.
Wisconsin vs.. Iowa at Madison.
Illinois vs. Wabash at Urbana.
Detroit VS.. Quantico Marines at De-
tr0it.
Minnesota vs.. Butler at Minneapolis.
! Iowa State VS.. Drake at Ames.
Purdue VS.. Franklin at Lafayette.
Missouri vs.. Washington at Column.
bia.
Creighton VS.. South Dakota State
Detroit College VS.. Toledo at De.
troit.
John Carroll vs.. Villanova at Cleve.
land.
. North Dakota State vs.. Concordia at
Fargo.
St. Louis VS.. Arkansas Poly at St.
Louis.
Western Reserve VS.. Ohio Wesleyan
at Cleveland.
Wooster VS.. Akron at Wooster.
Beloit VS.. Kalamazoo at Beloit.
Bradley Poly VS.. Illinois Wesleyan
at Peoria.
CedarvilIe VS.. BIuffton at Cedarville
COe VS.. Carleton at Cedar Rapids.
College of Emporia VS.. Ottawa at
EmpOria.
Dayton vs.. Ohio Northern at Dayton.
Dekalb VS.. Terre Haute Normal at
DeKalb.
DePaul vs.. Valparaiso at Chicago.
Hiram VS.. Otterbein at Hiram.
Morningside VS. Nebraska Teachers
Oberlin vs.. Miami at Oberlin.
Sioux Fall VS.. Madison at Sioux
Falls.
California VS.. Nevada at Berkeley.
Alto.
College Of the Pacific VS.. st. Mary's
at Stockton.
Colorado VS.. Colorado Aggies at
Boulder.
Denver VS.. Colorado College at Den.
yer.
Montana VS.. Whitman at Missoula.
New Mexico VS.. New Mexico Aggfes
at Las Cruces.
Occidental VS.. Arizona at Los !Ange.
les.
California (Southern Branch) VS..
Redlands at Redlands.
Washington State VS.. Oregon at
Pullman.
Wyoming VS.. Montana State at Cas-
per.
Flagstaff vs. Tempe at Phoenix.
Marines VS.. Santa Clara at San
Diego.
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GEORGETOWN AND NAVY
IN CROSS-COUNTRY RUN

An added feature to the athletic
program tomorrow at Annapolis will
be a cross country test between
teams of Georgetown and Navy with
the finish between the halves. The
course will he at 31z miles and the
start will be from the Academy
Parade Grounds.
Eddie SWinburne. captain. will
carry the Blue and Gray colors along
with Clarence Dussault. Sam Green
edge, Horace Horribly, George East
ment and Kaiser
Evening star., 1926-11-12

the Princeton campus. DIR. Charles
w. Kennedy. chairman Of Princeton s
board of athletic control. summed up
the university's position tersely: The
primary cause Of our action is the fact
that Princeton has become convinced
that competition with Harvard Is
clouded with suspicion and ill-will.'
Pennsylvania mentioned as an oppo-
nent for Harvard and Princeton next
year, severed foot ball relations with
both universities decades ago.
Discussion of a Big Ten" for the
East involves Yale. Princeton. Colum-
bia, Pennsylvania. Cornell. Dartmouth,
Brown. Army. Navy. and possibly Syr-
acuse or Colgate. Cornell, Columbia.
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania now
play interlocking schedules.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
LOCAL TEAMS.


Georgetown VS.. Navy at Annapolis
at 9 o'clock.
Virginia VS.: Maryland at College
Park at 9 o'clock.
Randolph. Macon vs.. George Wash.
ington at Central Stadium at 2:l5
Catholic University VS.. Holy Cross
at Worcester.
Galiaudet VS.. Delaware at Newark.
American University VS.. Bridge
water College at st. Adams Field at
! 2:3O o'clock.
EAST.
Princeton vs.. Yale at Princeton.
Army VS.. Notre Dame at New
York.
Harvard VS.. Brown at Cambridge.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth at Ithaca.
Lehigh VS.. Rutgers at Bethlehem.
Pennsylvania VS.. Columbia at
Philadelphia.
Penn State VS.. Bucknell at State
College.
Pittsburgh VS.; Washington-Jeffer.
Syracuse VS.. Colgate at Syracuse.
West Virginia University VS.. Centre
at Parkersburg.
Virginia Military Institute vs.. Ken
lucky at Charleston, w. Va.
Amherst VS.. Williams at Amherst.
Boston College VS.. Haskell at
Boston.
City College of New York VS.. Ford.
ham at New York.
Franklin.M Marshall vs.. Swarthmore
at Lancaster.
Geneva vs.. Grove City at Beaver
Falls.
Gettysburg VS.. Mount st. Mary's at
Gettysburg.
Hamilton VS.. Union at Clinton.
HayerfOrd VS.. Drexel at Haverford
Johns Hopkins VS.. st. Johns at
Baltimore.
Lafayette vs.. Susquehanna at Eas.
Loyola VS.. Western Maryland at
Baltimore.
Middlebury vs.. Vermont at Middle.
Muhlenberg vs.. Dickinson at Wilkes.
New Hampshire VS.. Maine at Dur.
New York University VS.. Davis.
Elkins at New York.
Pennsylvania Military Academy VS..
Ursinus at Chester.
Providence VS.. Alfred at Provi.
dence.
Rensselaer, VS.. Rochester at Troy.
st. BOnaventure VS.. Niagara at
Olean.
St. Johns VS.. St. Stephens at
Brooklyn.
Schuylkill VS.. Blue Ridge at Read.
tufts VS.. Boston University at
Tufts.
Tpsala VS.. Manhattan at East
Orange. .
Wesleyan VS.. Bowdoin at Middle.
town. -,
Worcester Poly VS.. Lowell Textile
Albright vs.. Seton Hall at Myers.
town.
vile.
Buffalo VS.. Hobart at Buffalo.
Cincinnati VS.. Wittenberg at Gin
cinnati.
State at Storrs.
East Stroudsburg VS.. New York
Aggies at East StrOudsburg.
Marshall VS.. Fairmont at Hunting.
Winona Tech VS.. Rochester Junior
at WinOna.
South.
Vanderbilt VS.. Tennessee at Nash.
vile.
Alabama VS.. Florida at Montgomery
Washington and Lee VS.. Virginia
Poly at Lynchburg.
Louisiana State VS.. MISSISSIPPI al
Baton Rouge.
South Carolina VS.. Furman at Co.
lumbia. >,
North Carolina VS.. Davidson at
Davidson.
Tulane VS.. Sewanee at New Orleans.
Alabama Poly VS.. Marquette at Bir'n'
ingfam. -
at Norfolk.
Clemson VS.. The Citadel at Clemson.
Edmond VS.. Southwestern at Ed
mOnd.
Eion VS.. Lynchburg at Elon. -.
Kentucky Wesleyan vs.. LOUISVILLE
Oklahoma Aggies VS.. Grinnell at
saltwater.
Oklahoma City University vs.. South
east Teachers at Oklahoma city.
Richmond VS.. Hampden-Sidney at
Richmond.
Arkansas VS.. Texas Christian at
Fayetteville.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
WASHINGTON GUN CLUB
HOLDS SHOOT TOMORROW

Scatter gun artists of Washington
Gun Club will face the traps at Ben.
ming tomorrow afternoon in their
regular weekly test, and as usual will
strive for trophies for high scratch
and added target handicap scores.
Distance handicap events will be
staged after the 5O.target race and
doubles also are carded.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

Sunday d. Dreadnaught Park Alex
andria Fire Department is to play the
Stanton A. C,
Evening star., 1926-11-12
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Evening star., 1926-11-12

Tomorrow game will be the first
IN which Virginia football team has
appeared here in more than a decade.
Evening star., 1926-11-12

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Evening star., 1926-11-12
10000 TO SEE GAME.
the Associated Press

By tha ASsOClated PTeSs.
Tickets for the Army -Notre Dame
foot ball game at the Yankee Stadium
in New York tomorrow are at as high
a premium as any games ever held in
New York. not excepting ArmyN Navy
conflict A sell-out was announced a
week ago and spectators. pricing
choice seats at as high as SIS apiece.
are reaping a, harvest. The attend
ance is expected to reach 10000.
Evening star., 1926-11-12
PRO FOOT BALL RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Providence. 81; Canton Bulldogs, 2.
POttsville, 10; Los Angeles, O.
New York Giants, Ii; Duluth. 13.
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FINANCIAL
REVIEW

New York, Dec. l8--(@p--Thc bull"
movement In the stock market, which
recently had shown signs Of slow
ing up after being under way with
few interruptions for over two years,
received u new lease Of life this
week by the unexpected declaration
of 40 per cent stock dividend on
the common stock Of the United
States Steel corporation. Wall
streets first impulse was to accept
this action as an expression Of con
fidence in the business outlook but
whether this view will hold after a
more mature study of reasons for
and possible effects Of this split
up is still u question.
One of the immediate effects of
the steel "mclOn" was the beginning
Of a widespread speculation in the
shares of other industrials and rail-
road companies in position to make
similar distributions. Fran the
standpoint Of pools working for high
err prices, thu postal announcement
comes ut q most opportunc time as
dividend and interest payments Of
over $5OO.0O0,0O0 are being distrib
uted this year.end and it is natural
that large portion Of the funds
should finu their way back into the
stock market.
Steel cor.",on stock touched 1907,
the highest price ever recorded.
Over 100000 shares changed hands
Friday but this was we'll below the
daily record Of $4,000 which fol-
lowed the leak" con the late Prcsi-
dent Wilson's peace note. December
81, 1916.
Railroad shares moved upward
under the leadership Of Atchison,
which crossed 165 to new record
high price.
The acquittal Of Edward l.. Do
heny and former Secretary Of the
Interior Fall caused a temporary
furry of buying in t. oil shares,
the Pan-American Petro-
leum issues, but it quickly died out.
Baldwin also appeared to be resting
after its recent spectacular advance,
but Allied Chemical, American Smelt-
ing, National Lead and Pullman
scored spectacular gainss
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STOCK MARKET
} Is IRREGULAR
Buying of Rail Shares Sus.
tains Market Despite Heavy
Profit Taking

New York, Dec. rs R)-Buying
of railroad shares in anticipation Of
larger dividends or capital rcadjust-
ments sustained the stock market to-
day in the face of heavy profit TAX
ing embracing U. S. Steel and other
leading industrials. Trading follow
cd a more normal pace as yesterdays
speculative excitement subsidized.
After Il firm opening, u. $. Steel
WAS forced to absorb heavy realizing
sales which carried the price down
to 1882. a point under the previous
close and two points under the rec
ord high established yesterday
American Smelling, Allied Chemical,
Dupont, Hudson Motors and Founda-
ton company also were under selling
pressure. 3
AtchisOn railway gave the most
spectacular exhibition Of strength,
climbing three points to Il record
high above 167, on the growing con-
victiOn that large stock dividend
would not be long deferred now that
y. 5. Steel, General Motors and other
large companies have set perez
dent. 1t was accompanied into new
high ground by Rock Island, Reading
& Erie.
Brisk rallies i'm several motion
picture stocks, including Warner and
Fox Film, were attributed to Il re-
sumption Of pool operations.
The closing was irregular. Total
sales apprOxinaatcf 100000 shares.
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PAGE SEVEN
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Dec. 18-(U. s. u. Of A.
Hvgs 1000; generally strcpg; dc
sirable hogs all weights li.60@
ITO: top, It's paid for 3CO to 2DO
pound averages; few loads light
weights and pigs ,fl.50; mixed offer.
ings ll.25@l1.4O; bulk packing sows
lO.5ONl0.9O; no strictly choice pigs
of safe in sixabtc lot: shippers 500;
estimated holdover 1000; heavy
weight hogs 11.35@1l.75; medium
ll.3oN1l.70; light ll.2S@it.65:
light light 1l.25@ll.G5; packsng
sows l0.25Qll.O0; slaughter pigs
11.OO@11.6O.
Cattle 400; compared week ago
ycarlings rs to 80 cents lower; heavy
fed steers mostly steady; spots 20
cents higher on choice kinds; bottom
fell out Of half fat ycarling trade as
week closed; narrowing spread be-
tween little cattle and hcavics; OK
IRENE top ycarlings paid carly in
week. 14.35: highest of year; l,1SO
pound steers 1926: bullocks scaling
l,4Oa pounds ll.5O; practical top
cents higher; cutters and bulls Is to
IS cents up; light heifers SO cents
lower; spots more on lightwcights;
vcalcrs Is to 50 cents higher; feed
crs and stockers steady; weeks bulk
prices: fed steers 8.5O@1O.75; year
lings 9.5O0l2.25: fat cows 5.OO@l.5O:
heifcrs C.25Qn0.75; all cutters 4.OO@
$50; veal calves 1O.5ONTt1.5O feed
ers and stOckers 6.25N7.5O. m
Sheep 300; practically none on sale
today; for week 53 doubles from
feeding stations and 1000 direct:
fat lambs closing IS cents to 100
lower: Gull lambs and yearling
wethcrs around Is cents lower; sheep
Is to 25 cents lower; feeding lambs
Is TO 80 cents lower; weeks top fed
western lambs 1895: natives 1925;
fed clipped lambs ll.75: fat yearlinE
wethers 1000: fat ewes CTS; range
feeding lambs 1850. Fed western
lambs ll.5OM13.OO; natives 1880
il.75; fed clipped lambs 1l.25Ml1.75;
wooded culls 8.OOG1O.OO; ycarling
wcthcrs 8.5OM9.75; fat ewes 5000
C.5O; feeding lambs 11.OOG112.OO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-18
Modern Boys Are Of
Adventurous Nature

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 18--CR-A few
years ago when boy played hockey"
from school he was usually expected
to be found skating on a ncighbor-
hood pond or hunting ~cottontails
with an air rifle. But today the Tom
Browns and Huckleberry Firms are
Of more adventurous nature. a
Lawrence Rooms, Ia, is, ut least.
For while Lawrence's teacher at sDes
Moines, Iowa, was marking him alb
sent from his junior high school
classes the other day, Lawrence was
making a trip to Omaha and back in
an airplane.
Although. he, Tpiloted7,, the plane,
making the. round trip Of 800 miles
in three hours, Lawrence appeared
to think nothing of the. feat. and
took his teacher u note the following
day to the effect that he had been
away ION business"
The young pilots errand consisted
of delivering a message for Roy
Peterson, Des Moines aviator, to q
farmer near here and returning inn
mediately with an answer.
Lawrence began learning to man.
ipulate, plane six months ago, but
he has become 50, proficient that he
expects to pay his way through coli
lege as an aviator. -
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis, Dec. IL. LP)-Grain
markets fluctuated within a narrow
range during the week with no fea-
ture of enough importance developing
to establish trend, says the weekly
report issued today by the U. S. de-
pertinent Of agriculture.
Wheat was irregular with the trad
in" decidedly inactive. II anything.
the world situation became slightly
easier on account Of more favorable
prospects of the southern hemisphere
wheat crop.
The cash spring market here con-
tinucd narrow and fcaturelcss. Of
fcrings were light and the demand ut
no time showed aggrcssivcncss. Cash
trading basis was switched over To
the May, Upper cent protein No.
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dark northern going ut two cents to
six cents over the May.
The corn market showed down
ward reaction under heavier country
offerings and indications that the
movement will soon become larger as
recent cold weather was u help in
conditioning corn.
Oats, although continuing its up
ward trend Of last week showed a
downward reaction from the high
point. due to profit taking in the fu-
lures.
Barley also gained for the week.
being influenced by light cash offer.
ings in u good demand.
Rye trailcd along with wheat. with
trading limited and no export bust
ness of consequence reported.
Flax, though quiet, was generally
firm.
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MARKETS.
By Associated Press Leased Wire 4
dR!X,aN y
I.IvESE0eK,
Higher Liverpool Quotations
and Argentina Rate I'd.
vance Have Effect

Chicago. Dec. lS--(R-Evening.
Of accounts to prepare for tho Unit
cd States government crop report due
Monday. afternoon helped give an
undcrtonc Of strength to wheat to-
day.
Besides wheat ut Liverpool was
higher than had been looked for, and
Argentine freight rates showed an
advance.
Export business in North American
wheat was only fair, about 100000
bushels, entirely Canadian.
Wheat closed firm, " to one net
higher; corn Mt a cent decline to an
equal advance; outs y to ", up and
provisions varying from 10 setback
to a raise of five.
Expectatios that world shipments
for the week would prove to be much
smaller than OF late tended today to
strengthen wheat at times. Talk
was also current that good deal Of
the wheat which is purchased now in
Argentina would not reach Europe
until the first part of March.
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BUTTER
MARKET

Chicago. Dec l8-[R)-Thc general
tone Of the butter markets during
the week was firm. Eastern markets
under situation where supply and
demand were about equal followed
Il fairly even keel insofar as prices
were concerned. Chicago operated
on a daily supply Of butter somewhat
below the ready demand. As Il re-
suit. the market ruled firm with al
most daily price advances on both
centralized cars and whole milk
butter. Buying appeared more active
than for some time past which may
have been due to slightly heavier
purchases by dealers in anticipation
Of the holiday trade next week.
The situation which has prevailed
at eastern markets was somewhat
relieved late in the week by the
arrival of considerable quantities Of
butter which had been tied up in
the ice jam on the Great Lakes.
The release. Of the December first
storage report. for the United States
on Monday December Is, WINS Of con-
siderable influence on the markets
ind undoubtedly was prime factor
in the price advances. This, report
showed a shortage Of 1887, 900
pounds as compared with the same
date last year. The shortage waS
much larger than anticipated and
therefore lent considerable encour-
agemsn4, to those operators who have
BEEN favoring the firm side Of
the market. In addition to encour-
aging those who have been viewing
the. situation favoFably.. not a small
number have changed from the bear
to the bull side Of the market.
Foreign butter markets during the
week were easier and some price re-
auctions ~wcre effected, resulting in
lower offerings for promp& ship
mcnt Of Danish and New Zealand
from London.
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THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE
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Temperature and
Road Conditions
mercury readings 1t z 4. N.Y.

(Mcrcury readings IT Z .. m.)
Bismarck--Cloudy. y above; roads
fair.
Minot Clear, g: roads fair
Fargo Cloudy. L: roads fair.
Mankato-Foggy, = above; roads
rough.
Jamcstown-Cloudy, 5 above; ROADS
fair.
Mandan-Cloudy, 8 above; roads
fair.
Grand Forks--Cloudy, o; roads fair.
Winona-Cloudy a; roads fair.
Duluth--Cloudy, 4; roads good.
Hibbing CLOUDY. D: roads fair.
Devils Lakc-Cloudy. y; roads
poor.
st. Cloud-Cloudy. 10 above: roads
fair.
Rochcster-Cl0udy. s above; roads
partly blocked.
efosktss1- cl4As ~ AsStsa roads
good.
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SO. ST. PAIL L.lvESTOCK

South st. Paul, Dec. l8--(R--
Short runs the forcpart Of the week
due to storm conditions resulted in
uneven gains on all lines Of killing
stock, says the weekly review Of the
U. S. department Of agriculture. BY
midweek. however, receipts were
back to normal and in line with out
side conditions killers were able to
wipe out all Of the early bulge, and
in the case Of steers enforce u weak
to Is cents decline.
j. Mixed yearlines reached a sll.5O
peak. short fed. offerings stopping ut
0.1O on medium weights and around
800 for heavy bullocks, the bulk Of
all grades selling at 7.25Q8.5O. She
stock trade conferred in the $50 to
700 gap with cutters around $50 to
400. Bulls closed on u 5.75 to G.25
basis with vealcrs around 1850 to
1915. Suckers and feeder price lists
remained unchanged. Fridays trade
in hogs was largely at the 1926
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money for butchers and lights or Is
under last weeks close. Packing
sows sold ut 1000 to 1850, the bulk
at 1925 and up. Pigs charted u 25N
cetns loss and finished ut ll.75.
Fat lambs prices broke sharply
here following similar declines ut
outside points. Compared with Il
high point of 1875 for choice fed Of
fcrings at the opening. the close
found comparable grades cashlng at
1900 with snatives around 100 to
3i.25. Ewes were unchanged, these
selling from 400 to 600.