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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-31
CHARLES c. LocxooD Attorney

0xl Hammond building
| MORTGAGE SALE: Default having
OF certain mortgage made by BIER
NAhD v. SCHULZ and MARY L.
SCHULZ. his wife, OF Detroit. mortEa-
| ANY. q Michigan Corporation. dated
June !. 1928. and recorded In the Of
ace OF the Register of Deeds for Wayne
County on June 2. 1928. In Liber aits
able Trust Company changed its name
10 Equitable and Central Trust Company
by change Of name nled January O.. 1880
County Records. ana later eSsnr.d its
name from Equitable and Central
Company by change Of name MED Jan.
o.. Wayne County Records. On this
mortgage. there 10 claimed to be due At
the date OF this notice for principal and
interest, interest the sum Of two thousand six
cents U2.e22.So) and no suit at law or In
equity having been instituted 10 re-
cover the debt secured By said mortgage
virtue Of the power Of sale Contained IL
said msrtgags. ana pursuant to the
statutes Of the State Of Michigan in such
casss made and provided. notice IL hero
May. A D.. 1894. at twelve ue:oo)
o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time.
said mortgage will be foreclosed By sale
NJ pubic auction 70 the highest DID
der at the southsrly or Congress street
entrance TO the County Building In the
City OF Detroit. Wayne County, hiehi-
gan. that being the building where the
Circuit Court for the County Of Wayne In
held. or the premises described In said
mortgage or 20 much thereof as may be
! necessary TO pay the amount due as
aforesaid with seven per cent q per
cent? interest and all legal costs In
Guiding the attorney fees allowed by
law. and also any other sums which may
be paid at or before said sale TO protect
mortgages interest: which said premises
are described as follows;
Lot Two Hundred Sixty Leigh q.
Cooper Subdivision OF parcels . and
10 OF plat OF Commissioners on Par
tition OF the Estate OF Joseph
Young. Decd, Of part OF Lot 7. OF
subdivision OF back concession OF
p. c. 25s; lots l. 2. 3 and 4 ofsub-
division OF the Southeast i-2 OF adj
ditional Donation to Private Gains
6s4 and 26i; part OF the Northwest
1-2 OF additional Donation TO Priv
ate Claims 5st and 26i: Lot 6 and
Northwest i-2 OF Lot OF subd-
vision OF back concession OF Private
Claims 262 and 272. as recorded In
Liber 1879 OF Deeds. page 1928. Graz
tiot Township Wayne County.
cording to the plat thereof recorded
In the office OF the Register of
Deeds for Wayne County in Liber &C
Of Pats page SO: said premises be-
ing situated on Mckinney Avenue.
city OF Detroit. Wayne County.
Michigan
Dated at Detroit. Michigan. February
I, 1884
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
CHARLES C. LOCKWOOD
Attorney for mortgage
92i Hammond Building. 2-iO--s-t
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No. Iss.72s

STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne. ss.
AT session OF the Probate Court for
said County OF Wayne. held at the
Probate Court Room In the City OF De-
troit. on the nineteenth day OF February
In tho year one thousand nine hundred
and thirty four
Present EDWARD COMMAND. Judge
OF PROBATE.
In the Matter OF tho Estate OF JOHN
LIFVERGREN. Deceased.
On reading and Ming the petition OF
WALTER LIFvBRGRBN praying that
administration with the will annexed OF
said estate be granted to q NORMAN
GILMORE or some other suitable per-
son.
n IL ORDERED. that the twenty third
day OF March. next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon At said Court Room be APP
pointed for hearing said petition.
And II Is further Ordered, That n COPY
OF this order be published three success
sive weeks previous to said time OF hear
ing. In the Detroit Independent, a news
paper printed and circulating In said
County of Wayne.
EDWARD COMMAND
Judge OF Probate
Everett Bruce
Deputy Probate Register
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. WILLIAM t. PATRICK. SIR.
Attorney Mt Law
1918 Beaubien Street

No. 1890
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In thu Circu,,
} C9qrt For Tho County OF Wayne. In
NCsAncery. :"
JIMMIE GIBSON. Plaintiff. VS.. Essrr
GIBSON. Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR
At session OF the above entl,loa
court. held In the Court House in the
city or Detroit, In the County OF Wavn.
and state OF Michigan this 18th day OF
March. A. ID. 1894
Present; HONORABLE GUY A. MIL
LER. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof, appearing hv a,o
davit. on file that the Defendant rssir
GIBSON. IN not a resident OF mi. s,ata
cut that her last known place o resi-.
dence was In Franklin. Tennessee
On motion OF WILLIAM T. PATRIcK
sk.. attorney for plaintiff. 1T rs on.
DbhED that the Defendant. rasI y
oibsoN enter her appearance In the
above entitled cause within ,hres
months from the date hereof mr. IN
biii or Complaint will DO taken as cons
fessed against her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED TIM, :.
true copy OF this order be sent 10 tbs
defendant at her last known addroas
ey registered mail. postage prepaid re
turn receipt requested, and that a tru.
copy be published In accordance Win
law. WI"
GUY A. MILLER
A r~ 80. Circuit. Judge
Q. X. vaientins
Deputy Clerk
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. LAWYER
165i Gratiot
ool


The Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
ANNIE .wrcKwARE. Plaintiff. Va.
CHARLES wIcKwARE. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held in the
County Building In the City OF De-
troit en- tho 22nd day OF Jan. A. ID.
1884
Present the Hon. JOSEPH A. MOY-
NrHAN. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by am
davit. on nle that the said defendant II
not resident OF the State or Michigan
but resides nj 1919 Liberty. Terre Haute
Ind
II ~ ordered that tho said defendan
appear and anwer the Bill OF Complain
Med In this Cause within three month,
from the date OF this order OF said Bill
may be taken as confessed against him
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CHARLES CAMPBELL. Lawyer
2eSi Gratiot

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne. In
Chancery.
GLADYS POWELL. Plaintiff. VS.. WILL
LIAM POWELL. Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
At n session of said Court held in the
County building on the 2ist day OF Feb.
A. ID. 1894.
Present the Hon. HOMER FERoU-
son, Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily Appearing by affidavit
on hle that Summons issued In this
Cause could not be served upon the said
defendant because he IL concealed within
this state and cannot be found
IL is ordered that the said defendan Mt
appear and answer the Bill OF Com
plant filed In this Cause within three
months from the date OF this order or
said Bill may be taken as confessed
against him and that this order be
published according 10 law and copy
thereof mailed TO the said defendant al
his last known address.
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
TRUE copy
stephen X Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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No 1876 Osf
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF
Wayne. M.
AZ session OF the Probate Court for
said county OF Wayne. held at the Pro-
bate Court Room In the city OF Detroit.
on the twenty-sixth day OF February In
the year one thousand nine hundred
and thirty four
Present. HENRY S. HULBURT. Judg.
or Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF CAB
RIEL DAVIS. Deceased.
On reading and ming the petition Of
CLARA DAVIS praying that adminis-
tration OF said estate BIO granted TO her.
self or some other suitable person
II Is ordered. That the tenth day OF
April next at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at said Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And II In further Ordered. That n
copy OF this order be published three
successive weeks previous to said time
OF hearing. in tho Tribune Indepe ent
newspaper printed and circulating In
said County of Wayne
HENRY s. HUBERT
Judge OF Probate
Everett Bruce
Deputy Probate Register.
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FRANK ~. sTOSEy. Atty.
WI ~ inteine

STATE or MIcHfjAN Ia tho Circuit
rnuri FOR tho county 81 Wayne. In
Chnnccry
ISAAC SlirtNU.J pininfif W. FAN
ME SHEGfsft.L Dcfeplnnt
AZ ~ arnfion ~ said Court held az the
court House ln the CITY ~ Detroit in
said county. ON the 10Th day Of March.
A. -. 1854
PRESENT THE HON. HARRY ~
kEtDAN. circuit judge
In this cause u appearing by nnidaVlt
on Me that the defendant. FANNIE
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1861 Grntoit
NJ ooa oQs


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne. In Chan
Gerry.
FERN HOLMES. Plaintiff, va. VICTOR
HOLMES. Defendant
At session OF said Court held In the
county Building in the city OF Detroit on
the 9Th day OF February A. ID. 1884.
PRESENT the HON. THEODORE ].
RICHTER, Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that the said defendants resi-
dence Ii unknown and cannot be ascer-
tained after diligeHt inquiry in what
State or country he now resides
IL Is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Complaint
fled In this cause within three months
from the date OF this order said Bill
may be taken ns confessed against him
and that this order be published ac-
| cording TO law and copy thereof mail.
ed TO the defendant at his last know
THEODORE J. RIcHTET
A TRUE COPY
=. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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CIIAS. CAMPBELL. LAWYER
2651 GrHfiOt
9gS MA

e25.b53
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry
MARTHA GtfrREsT. Plaintiff, W.
WILLIAM CITrREST Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held IN the
county building In the city OF Detroit
on tho End day Of March A. n. 1894
PRESENT THE HON GUY A. MIL
LER. Circuit Judge
u satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on file that the said defendant IL not
resident ~ the state ~ Michigan hut
resides at the village 81 vinccnnes. In
diana.
II IN ordered that the said defendant
appear AMI answer tho Tili Of Com
plant Med IN this Cause within three
months from the date Of this order or
said Iiill may hc taken ~ confesaed
against him and that this order he pub
iishcd according 10 Inv and n copy
thereof mailed 10 the said defendant at
hts laia known address
CRY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
=. rrnigcn
Deputy Clerk
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. LAWYER
1851 Gratiot =.
No. 2ff.139

HERBERT FERGUSON. Plaintiff. vs..
TABITHA FERGUSON, Defendant.
ORDEh OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held In tho
County Building In the city OF Detroit
on the 22nd day OF January. A. ID. 1894
Present the Hon. JOSEPH A. MOY-
MILAN. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by am
dayit on hle that the said defendant n
not n resident OF the State Of Michigan
but resides at s177 Euclid Ave. cieve-
land. Ohio
II In ordered that the said Defendant
appear and answer the Bin OF Complaint
lied I'm this Cause within three months
Y from the date OF this Order or said Bill
4 may be taken an confessed against her
and that this order be published ac-
cording to law and copy thereof mall
ed TO the Defendant Mt her last known
-sAadrssa
( T.. JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
'.<< Circuit Judge
~ - Valentine
h Deputy Clerk
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HOWARD v. SNYDER
Attorney For Plaintiff
1918 First Natl Bk. Bldg

No. asa.7a5
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County of Wayne. In
chancery.
FRIEDRICH GRENZ. Plaintiff, VS.
ANNA ELSA GRENz, Defendant.
II appearing by aTidavit that defend
ant IL not n resident OF Michigan and
that her last known address Is Mitt-
welda In saxony. steinweg Us I. Ger
many:
1T is ORDERED that she enter her
appearance within three months from
date hereof. or Bill OF Complaint may be
taken as confessed, and that this order
DO published or served according to law.
Detroit. Michigan. this goth day OF
February. 1894
| VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN
| Circuit Judg
A TRUE COP,
Stephen X. Valentino
Deputy CLERK
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and that this Order be published ac-
cording to law and copy thereof
mailed TO the said Defendant at his last
known address.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
A TRUE COPY
s. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-23
ROAD MAINTENANCE
COST FELL IN 1888
Expenditures Were 81 ,056,1 1884,.
50 According to Highway
Department Report

Total expenditures for maintenance
OF North Dakota highways in 1888
were 81 ,056,154.88 according to the an
nual report Of the maintenance de-
partment.
The years budget for maintenance
was set at 81 ,332, 900 and expenditures
were made from this budget up TO
March Is, when F.. A. Vogel, the new
commissioner. revised the nainten-
ance budget downward $50 900. making
total budget OF $l.2oO.0GO for the
year.
Average cost per mile for mainten-
ance dropped to Sl76.53, the lowest cost
in the last five years. During the
previous year expenditures totaled
$l,185 ,2l0.39 for an average per mile Of
207.93. For other years the figures
were: in 1881, sl,273,276 expended at
an average per mile Of S23764: 1880,
sl,3l8,745.87 at $275.48; 1929, sl,l23,-
$500, at S2567l.
Chief items in the maintenance ex-
penditureS we're: smoothing surface,
$4l8,32223: snow removal $170 852 81;
cutting weeds and brush. cleaning up
right of way $lO3,542.2 %; surface re-
pair. S8l ,700.11: snow prevention re-
pair. erect, remove snow fence, S67,-
55OO1.
On Nov. 30, 1888. there were 1898
miles Of state highway under main
tenance, gain Of 1882 miles over the
total maintenance mileage of the prev
ious year.
OF this the various types of highway
was gravel, 499l8 miles; earth, 5l5,7
miles; oil mix. 3O52 miles, concrete,
BOG; tar. 8.5 miles; oil penetration
1914 miles.
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Girl Kidnap Victim
Found Tied to Tree

Fredericksburg, Va. FEB. 23.--tA')---
Fourtccn-ye ar-old Caroline Musante,
sought as kidnap victim, was found
tied to tree early Friday under cir
cumstanceS Strlkingly SIMILAR to her
dLSappC arancC a year ago.
The girl was found by department
Of justice agents after widespread
search, started when She disappeared
from her home THURSDAY Her father,
Leo Musantc, told police he had found
a note demanding 81 500 or Caro-
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tured ribs and other bruises while
Mrs Mathern is suffering from sew
c-al severe Commissions and bruises.
Their condition is not serious, how
ever, according to attending physician.
The accident occurred about Z o.
clock Wednesday evening when the
Mathern car was forced to the out
side edge Of the road by another driver.
Their car hit culvert and turned
over, badly wrecking it and throwing
Mrs. Mathern out of the car. They
were brought to the hospital Thurs
day by a son.
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lines head will be sent to you"

Last year Caroline was reported
kidnapped and was found bound to
a tree few hundred yards from the
one to which she was tied Friday. At
that time, she was said to have been
threatened because she knew too
much about another kidnapping, but
no one was arrested in connection
with her disappearance.
The girl was in hospital Friday
resting comfortably Authorities
refused to say whether they had
learned anything from her.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-23
BOXING MANAGER DIES

Paris, Feb. 23.-(P)-Francois Des-
champs, who managed Georges Car
pciltier during the latter's ring ca
retr and was attempting to aid the
one-time French idol in a comeback,
died Thursday night, the eve of his
50th birthday.
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TWICE BAKED POTATOES

O0ACU AISSu XOIoIOGS AIC UNUSUALLY
appropriate for serving with baked
fowl, chops, and steaks.
Select six medium size Irish pota-
toes, wash thoroughly, and bake for
forty minutes in 4 well-heated oven
until soft. After removing from oven,
cut q small slice from one side of each
potato and scoop the potato out Of
each shell. Thoroughly mash, then
add two tablespoons Of butter, pep.
per, sufficient Texaco salt, and three
tablespoons Of hot milk.
When thoroughly mixed, add the
well-beaten whites Of two eggs. Re-
fill the shells and bake five to eight
minutes in Z very hot oven. II viii
add much to the deliciousness Of
the potatoes to sprinkle with grated
cheese before the final baking.
Texaco salt IS suggested because its
purity permits it to be more quickly
dissolved and thoroughly assimilated
due to the moisture of the potato.
There Is absolutely no Objectionable
foreign matter in Texaco salt its
purity accounts for it. mildness.
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Wishek Couple Are
Hurt in Accident

Suffering from injuries sustained
when their car was forced off the high
way IA miles west Of Wisllek, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mathern we're brought
to Bismarck hospital Thursday.
Mathern is suffering from two frac-
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There is absolutely no justification
for the charge that any of the air.
mail contracts were awarded through
colluston.-Waltci' F. Brown, former
postmaster general
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
WHEAT HITS DOLLAR
LEVEL FIRST time
Since M|D-0C7OBER
Good Buying by Eastern Houses
Shows Market Bare OF
Offers to Sell

Chicago, Nov. 7.--fP)-For the first
time since the middle Of October
wheat scared late Wednesday to
above 81 q bushel.
Good buying for houses with east
ern connections disclosed that the
wheat market had become virtually
bare of offers to sell. Helping the
late advance Of wheat was the fact
that cash corn in carload lots had ris-
en- to the highest premium paid for
a number Of years as compared With
December delivery.
Wheat closed strong at the day
top level, 2lla -4's above Mondays
finish. May 997s-1G0; corn l,s-l's
|up, May 8c1s -; oats a-lla advance
ed, and provisions at . rise Of II to
80 scents.
A fair run Of commission house
buying of wheat was witnessed. ow-
ing more or less to strength shown in
foreign markets Tuesday, when U. s
Exchanges were closed. Besides Ar
gentine cables continued to empha-
size that damp weather. together with
heat. had tendency to increase the
development Of rust. Advices at hand
said also that Australian crop pros
poets were worse.
Corn and oats were responsive ia
wheat upturns.
Provisions reflected strength shown
by grains.
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SHORT CONTRACT BUYING
ENLlVENS FUTURES MARKET

Minneapolis, Nov. 7.-(R-Corn
traders stirred the grain list in the
market session here Wednesday when
they tried to buy III some short con-
tracts and there was general ad-
vance with trade livening up. Wheat
futures closed at ~ to ~ higher.
A late squirt Of trade ana strength
was based on increasing rumors Of
initiation to come with the next con-
gress. Dec. wheat closed 2%-2h
higher and May "a higher.
Coarse grains also finished higher
with the exception Ct flax which was
unchanged for the Dec. Dec oats
closed A-A higher and May 81
higher. Dec. rye closed Is higher
and May up. Dec. barley closed IL
higher and May III higher, while
Dec. mailing barley finished unchang-
ed. Dec. flax closed unchanged and
May IL higher.
Cash wheat receipts were more IL
beral than expected but in fairly
steady demand and prices showed
little change compared with futures,
Winter wheat was nominally UNI
changed with demand fair. Durum
was sluggish and unchanged.
Corn demand was fair. Oats de-
mand was fair to good for heavier
types. Rye demand was good and Of
ferings were light. Barley of malt
ing quality was sought and firm but
other grades were fairly steady and
quiet. Flax offerings were fair and
demand was good.
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Tribune's Grain, Livestock and
; Market Report for Wed, Nou. z
MART SPURTS AFTER
HESITATION DURING
EARLY PART OF DAY
Substantial Buying Wave II
Last Hour Sees Numerous
Gains, I to 4 Points

New York, Nov 7-(P)-After hest
tating throughout most of the day. the
stock market finally surged upward on
a substantial buying wave in the last
hour Wednesday, and closed with
numerous gains of l to 4 points a
share. The turnover Appropriated
100000 shares, and the final tone was
strong.
Buying centered in industrial shares.
Some houses with international con-
a1ections reported good buying OF
American securities from abroad Some
explained this as probably due to a
belief that, with q relief from political
controversy, now that election Is out
of the way, recovery efforts would
proceed more smoothly. Others sug-
gested that money was coming here as
q result of uneasiness over the position
OF the gold bloc. Wheat and cotton
turned strong in the late dealings
U. s. government bonds dipped about
1872 to 1892, then recovered fully.
A number of stocks receded fraction
ally during the first hour. but their
losses were largely converted into gains
later, non-ferrous metals, building is
sues, rails and miscellaneous indus
tries were notably strong. A good car
loadings report was forecast. Among
Issues. up to points were Inter
national Nickel, American Smelling,
U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Case, DUPONT,
Johns Manville. Sears Roebuck, West
ern Union, Santa Fe, Union Pacific.
Pullman, Radio preferred B. Coca
Cola, and Eastman, while U. s. Smelt-
Ing rose more than I points.
General Motors, Chrysler, American
Telephone, American Radiator, Mont
eomery Ward, Pennsylvania, New York
Central and others advanced frac-
tionally.
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Livestock
so. ST. PAUL

South st. Paul. Nov. 7-(P,-tU. 8.
Dept. AgrD-Cattle. $500: no govern
ment: early sales steady. but under
tone weak: slaughter steers and she
stock sold firm. stocker trade quiet:
several grassy and warmed-up lots Of
steers and yearlings 2.5O-4.5O: up to
6.35 for good mixed: lower grades
slaughter heifecs 2.00-400: good fed
heifers held around SIS; cutlery COWS
1.25-l IS; grass fed cows 100000: most
bulls 2.3535; good heavier weights to
3.25; numerous lower grades stocker
steers, available around $50 down;
vealers. 2,7C0: no government; steady;
bulk desirable kinds 450-5.50; choice
sorts 600
Hogs, 5000; market slow. largely 10
lower: packing sows steady, good to
choice 22o-350 lbs. largely 5.35-45;
few choice $50 lbs. up. to 5.50-55; ex.
IRENE top SIS; lTO-210 lbs. 4.75-5.35;
l40-160 lbs. 4.O0-75; killer pigs, around
2.50-35O or above, few feeder pigs
around 200-25; most good sows 49,
Sis; average cost Tuesday 4.88 on 1913
lbs.
Sheep. 74OO commercial, 600 gov
eminent; receipts largely natives; no
early sales; indications around steady:
packers talking 6.25 for good and
choice fat lambs; most sellers hold
ing toward $50 and above; early sales
natives and Dakota feeding lambs
40O-50 z...+-
Dairy cows: Steady on better
grade springers; best demand for
something suitable to fill shippers re-
quirements; palmer grades and back
ward kinds slew: medium to good
springers 32.5C-45O0 and above; COM
mon sorts down to 1000 and less.