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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

The most enjoyable services are
being held here every Sunday. Last
Sunday, June 2nd. the senior and
gospel choir ren.er,d beautiful
music. We were favored with q
duet from Mrs. Flacko and Mrs
Tyrus. and solo by Mrs. Ford
We enjoyed special treat when
Mrs. Hutchins and her daughter
Ruth, sang 20 Lord. Search My
Heart With Truth"
Pastor Mastin delivered the SER
mon; his subject being. Peace"
and his text was. MY Peace
cave With You and Peace | give
unto YOU" He pointed out how the
condition OF the world to day is
precisely the same as II was at the
time when Christ uttered those
words. The way that the world can
obtain this peace II neds and de-
sires Is through Christ. Three peo-
pie were inspired by the sermon
and became members, one con-
vert.
The last rally raised $930.75. The
pastor was very pleased.
AS customary on the 1st Sunday
AT 3 O'Clock the communion s serv-
ed and testimonies were heard. On
Sunday night Rev. Campbell de-
liyerei the message which was en-
joyed by all.
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The next regular mseiing OF the
Detroit Inter-church Fellowship
will be held Thursday, June Is. al
= p. m. at the St. Antoine Branch
y NJ G. A.
The interesting subject which
was discussed az the two previous
meetings. viii be continued. The
Philosophy OF Mahatma Gandhi As
2 solution TO The Race l'rohlcm.'
q n Craig viii lead the discus
sion and an open forum viii fol-
l1N.
The busines meeting VIII con-
'sist Of making final Arrangements
for special program 10 be given
at the Y NJ. G. A.. in interest Of
the young people Of Detroit. The
program viii be presented June lG.
at which time Judge d. j. Healy
Will be the CHIEF speaker.
Detailed information regarding
the program will be published in a
later issue OF this paper.
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ST. JOHN c. VI. T.. CHURCH

The general theme for this Sun
day will be "The Proper Guidance
Of Children During Vacation DR..
Clark will speak on this subject at
HOO a. IN. Educational and musi-
cal exercises by the Sunday School
at 800 p. m. At 500 p. m.
c. G. Burns principal of Miller High
School will deliver an address to
parents and students dealing with
the subject named above The mu-
sic for the day will be furnished
by the Junior Choir. Mr.. Butler.
director. The graduates will fur
nish musical number at the even
ing service in addition TO other
brief exercise by the members.
While this service is being held In
honor OF the gradutes Of the class
of 1885, graduates of 1884 ana
member OF the 1886 class are in
vited to attend Tokens to the
graduates from the church will be
presented by Mr.. Craig. The fol-
lowing are the graduates: Ethel
Crowier. Alfred Brown. Charles
Williams. Francis Williams, Eliza
beth Mason. John Lewis, Betty
Moore. Sally Rainey. Clara Mae
Walker. Murial Crowder. Jean
Masie. Martha Lockett, Bernice
Patterson. Alma Brown. Benton
Adams. Catherine Fletcher, Edwina
Williams. Clarence Wright and
Norman j. Tabor. Parents are es-
pecially urged to be present at all
OF these services.
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$3.50 p. m.
Special music and outstanding
speakers will be featured.
The club will also acquaint the
audience with its ideals and acti-
vities, which include the stimula-
ting OF race busines. social acti-
yity and the building OF n club
house In the near future.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gray and Mrs. r..
Bcddie. as "A special program
committee. are making great ef-
forts with the assistance OF other
members OF the Co-Ops, to make
the program signal success. The
three combined choirs of Ebene-
zer will participate on the program.
The club Is five years old and
has fifty members. The officers
are: DR.. II. c. Boddie, president;
Claud Veal, vice PRESIDENT; w.
Williams. treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Page. secretary; Mrs. Hattie Scar
les. chairman board OF control.
The public is invited to attend
the clubs program.
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ST. PAUL A. NJ. T.. CHURCH
jay and Chene SITS.
Rev. j. A. Charleston. minister

Childenr's Day will be observed
at st. Paul Sunday. June 3, Seeing
For Others will be the subject OF
the sermon Sunday morning at
1O:45.
The antual Chiidrcn's Day exer.
else will be hli at 90 p. M. d.
rectcd by Mrs. Celia Harrison.
AT 7;i5 Rev. b. u. Martin viii
deliver the message.
The Sunday School convcnes at
9:15 "A. m. with Rev. Il \ ochley
ms Superintendent.
The Allen Christian Erdeayor
League Will convene at 600 p. IN.
with Miss Evelyn Simmons as
president Topic for discussions:
How a Conquer Anger Rom
1913; Bbh. 4:2S. 81; Matt. 5:2l-24.
Fred Blocker will deliver an adj
dress on the subject: "The Negro
Youth and His Problem"
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KING SOLOMAN BAPTIST
CHURCH

Rev. Cartwright OF California
pastor Progressor Baptist Church,
preached sermon from Revela-
tion 3:12. Communion service at 3
y. m; one vas baptized. Rev. Tay-
lor OF the State of Pennsylvania
will preach on Sunday June at
lO:45 a. m. The ushers will hold
ther 9th anniversary at p. m. The
guest OF the day will be the c. u.
b. IT,
The missionary society will OBJ
serve their 9th anniversary. Sun
day, June l6 at 3 p. m the newly
elected pastor. Rev. G. C. Cheney
will deliver the sermon. Mrs. Cair
will sponsor the program.
The Service Club No. 2 will Civ,
two large hams at an early date.
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LOMAN 4. VI. T.. ZION CHURCH
1909 DEQUINDRE.

DR. w. A. Blackwell. pastor.
preached at the II a. IN. to a large
audience, from the 10th chapter
OF st. Matthews. Ills subject gave
evidence of his resurrection and
OF his appearance to his deciples
at deterrent times.
AT p. M. Rev. DIR. Bronson
Dean Of Ministers Training School
Dean OF Ministers Training Schools
delivered the message from the 9th
chapter of St John. He pictured
the beauty OF man travelling In the
dark, and not stumbling Tie
work OF Christ's mircals seeing
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
ADDRESS MARKS CLOSING
OF THE FIFTH TERM
OF THE B YPUSTUDY COURSE


The clo-n,, af ~ fifih torn a
The + y = g. Stify COURSE oi tlp
Wolverine Baptist Branch Of the
National Sunday School and -. s.
T. L. Department Of Educaiion
took place al seconl Baptist
Church ill Monroe avenne IN this
city sunday afternoon May 10
program was conducted hy Mrs.
Mary + Colo state B y T.. T., d.
rcciress; and Birdie Wilson state
sunday School direcfrcss
The H. Y. p l. classes are held
az Baptist Christian Center JOS
Campan and Arnit streets: and
Second Baptist Church. The sun
day School Glasses are conducted
at Baptist Christian Center and
various other churches OF Detroit.
These study courses are conducted
In ten week terms. respectively
fall and spring
AT the closing exercises mas
terful address was delivered by
Rev Il. l.. Brady. who spoke in
part as follows
The Baptist denomination needs
more efficiently trained workers
When you shall have completed
this course and received your di-
ploma, do not hang 1t on the wall
II you fail to teach others 10 be-
come intelligent church members.
you will be 4 disgrace to your di-
ploma and your diploma viii be
disgrace to you.
Your diploma should represent
you in every respect, as cOnse-
craiod. nsafnl Chrisiinn. an intel
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
COnant Gardens News

The Pilgrim Baptist Church is
making splendid progress under
the leadership Of Rev. G. w. Wal
lace. Last Sunday We took to the
water for baptism. Sunday, June
9th. at 3 o'clock. Rev Theo. Will
liams. First Baptist, Eight Mile
Road. will be at this church with
his congregation and ;also the
Calvary Baptist choirs is expected
to be here to sing at that hour.
The public Is invited.
The Lord is adding to the church
daily.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

flir'nl effifieni chnrch mcnberl
and q loyal stagaeh Baptist
( $50 dancing sunday school
ii'achr has ever 'ei sinner TO
Christ pih,r can car and
polirvp'ayine y s. T. II n.cmber
instfnri ml Christian in tho prin-
cill,- % Jesus Christ ara The doc
irlncs q ne Baptist church"
A. tle close ~ 'he program,
'teleeraplie rreeilne iram Dr "
u Jcrnarin president ~ the Ma
iional S S. and B s. T. =. Con-
grcss- were read expressing his
desire for ihe continuance Of the
study course and that the closing
of this class should mark the be-
ginning uf year Of service
Dr. Jernagln vas present at the
closing of the class last spring.
and The officers Of this depart
ment arc looking forward TO hav-
ing Prof r. W u Isaac, National
i. Y +. L. director to be preseLt
at the closing OF the next spring
term of the class.
Over forty credits were award
ed 10 the students by tho State b.
Y 7. L. president. W, G Ross, and
a brief resume OF the study course
was read by the State Sunday
School president Pearl Colbert.
Mrs Mary + Cole director OF the
Is y. =, L. study course, received
tokens of appreciation, which were
presented by Mrs Alma Thomas.
from the Christian Center Glass;
and from the Second Baptist Class.
by Mrs. Eula Griffin
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
NORTH DETROIT, NEWS
MRS JOSEPHINE BOYDEN, 2o44 MEADE

men in their falling condition be-
ing blind and receiving sight.
Among the events Of the past
week; on the 27th the Missionary
Society rendered program In
which one OF the striking features,
was three little brothers, Clarence
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Inter-Church Fellowship

be better. Our lives. our actions in
daily life he says, speak more
than mere words"
On next Sunday a. IN. June ., the
pastor will bring a special chill
dren's day message. Chlldrens Day
program at the evening hour 8 p.
IN. auspices Sunday School Annie
Rhodes. superintendent
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EXHIBITORS MEETING TO
BE FEATURED AT BETHEL
A. M. E. CHURCH

Enthusiasm Of the members OF
the Booker T. Washington Trade
Association and the Detroit House
wives League, over the great sue
cess Of their fifth anniversary and
exhibit. has resulted in the an
nouncement OF what Will be known
as Exhibitors Meeting" to be held
at Bethel a. NJ Il. Church. Tuesday
night, June II. at s o'clock. On this
this occasion. the Detroit House
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RFJ JCIOl 1s Work :$:: :$:$::
Reverend Bradby Addresses SS and BYPU Students

Ipanied by Mrs. Louise NJ. Williams.
Sunday afternoon will see the
continuation OF the ninth anniver-
sary OF the Pastorate OF Reverend
Williams. Reverend p M. Kaigler
OF the Peoples Baptist Church will
preach and the Senior Choir OF
Peoples Baptist Church will rem
der the music.
The anniversary will be contnu-
ied throughout the next week. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

Next sunday Pastor Mastin Will
preach another OF his inspiring ser
mons and a special Children's Day
Program will be held Sunday night.
sponsored by Miss Mary Jane
Scott; everyone is invited to at
tend our meetings and let us wor-
ship together.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
ST. JAMES &. NJ. " CHURCH
vfnewook and w. Kirby

cr. W. }. q. McLh,. pastcr
II those who listened last Sunday
morning to the pastor preach on
"The Firteen Attributes of Chris
tians." would apply to the daily
life the things outlined. the church,
the communities and those with
whom we come In contact would
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

wives League Will be guest OF the
Trade Association
The sponsors request that all
persons who had booths at the ex-
hibit or took part in any way in
this celebration, Will be present.
An invitation is extended TO all
housewives of the city as well as
the general public.
An interesting program Will be
rendered and refreshments served.
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Mass Meeting to Be Held
at St. John CINE. Church
Group Efficiency" To Be Theme
or The Meeting

might. June 8, at s o'clock.
Group Efficiency" is 10 be the
general theme. Addresses Will be
delivered by DR.. William II. Peck
of Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church and DR..
J. A. Moore. practising physician.
Music will be furnished by ST. John
Junior choir. supported by guest
Artists
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THE SPIRIrUALIST TEMPLE OF
TRUTH
Rev. r.. 5. Williams, Pastor

Sunday, June 2. was a grand day
fat the Temple. Services began with
ia soul stirring slnrising blessing
service. The morning worship was
greatly enjoyed by all who attend
led.
The Bible Union OF the evening
was very interesting. Subject.
"Soloman's Adversaries; King
II 1913. AT the evening worship
the pastor delivered wonderful
sermon on faith, justification and
peace. Text being. Justified BY
Faith, We Have Peace With Cod"
Rom. 81
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

A committe OF young men ant
women, at the suggestion OF DR.
Clark. pastor OF ST. John c. M. r..
Church. at St Aubin and Maple.
have canvassed all local business
and professional men and citizens
OF the wage-earning group, re-
questing them TO attend a special
service at this church, Thursday
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JIles and Earnest Sampson. known
as the trio.
Among the activities OF the
week. at Lomax another event
sponsored by the entertainer New
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Church
)A-ME- LAYAAEN
TO HOLD
MEET

The Detroit A. VI. T. Laymen' s
Movement will hold their regular
business meeting. Wednesday. June
Il. al Ebenezer A. NJ. +. Church.
545 Erskine All officers and MEM
hers are urged 10 attend. as inn
poitant business will be considered
Those desiring to know more about
the A. NJ. f Churcn are requested
10 bring their Discipline.
Memoirs Of all \. NJ. + churches
are invited to he present \. Will
lams is president
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SUNSHINE CLUB

The Sunshine Special Club mot
with Mrs Jennie Walcmon. 3S05
ST. Antoine, at the last session
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Charlie Mack. 3532
ST. Aubin street.
Mrs kendrick. the secretary, is
conyalescing from recent illness
Mrs. Lucinda Long is president
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Ferry and Hastings SITS.

Reverend A. {. Williams, Pastor
Sunday morning Pastor Will
liams will preach from the subject.
Let's Ask God" The Senior Choir
will sing under the direction OF
Mrs. Estella Andrews and accom-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

SHe hV b showed thee, O nan,
what is good, and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee, but 70
do Justly, and TO love mercy,
and 10 walk humbly with thy
God fr--Micah esA
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

Read within Our House" BY
Reverend William II. Peck
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CO-OPS CLUB TN-<FEATURE
SPECIAL PROGRAM AT
EBENEZER CHURCH

The Co-Ops Club. local busi-
ness and social organization or
which Dr. Il. G.. Boddie is presi-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

l. dent. will sponsor a special pro-
at Ebenezer A. NJ. E. Church.
: 545 Erskne. Sunday. June 16, at
Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
MILFORD cHRoNIcIE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY OCTOBER

Md.
Mrs. John Monroe and Mrs. Hur-
ley Handy Of Philadelphia and Miss
Isabelle Ross Of LansdoWne, Pa.
spent the weekend here with Mrs
Ella M. Ross, at her residence on
State street.
The marriage Of Miss Sue Watts
Marshall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Marshall, Of Lewes, and J.
Edward Shell, of Wilmington, took
place Saturday morning in the
Lewes Presbyterian Church. Rev.
William I.eishman, pastor of the
church, and Rev. Park w. Hunting
ton, pastor of the st. Stephens Luz
theran Church of Wilmington, Off
ciated at the ceremony. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
father, was attired in a dubonnet
coat suit of sheer wool with access
sories to match and wore a corsage
Of orchids. The couple were unat-
tended. After a cruise to the West
Indies and South America, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shell will make their home In
Wilmington. ~@@sA
weston Ellis VINO is cOnnne0 10
his home on Mulberry street due to
illness is much improved at this
writing.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Wiley of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Edward Wiley.
Mrs. Howard Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Baker and daughter Estella
mOtOred to Wilmington on Saturday.
Benjamin Bradley and Garrison
West motored to Wilmington on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Wiltbank
have returned home after spending
two weeks in Ridley Park, Pa. Wis
iting their sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning.
Mrs. Joseph Shek entertained the
members of her bridge club on
evening at her residence
on Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers
and their family have closed their
beach cottage and returned to their
residence on Kings Highway for the
winter.
Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Wilson OF
Georgetown called on relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Silas J. Warrington Of Har-
beson is making. quite a definite
visit with Mr.. George Warrington
and daughter, Laura Truitt
William Walter Prettyman, son Of
the late William H. Prettyman, died
at his home on Saturday, October 10,
1885. Funeral services will be held
at Unity NJ. E. Church, interment at
C9nley's Chapel. Mr.. Prettyman was
born here on May 9TH, 1888. He was
a member of Unity NJ E. Church. He
has been a patient sufferer for two
years. his ailment first starting from
cataracts on both eyes which were
removed at the Wills Eye Hospital.
Philadelphia. He leaves to mourn
their loss. a wife and four children.
Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
LEWES

Charles V. Jones and his wife, Mrs
Ethel Jones, were the occupants OF
the car, driven by Mr.. Jones, which
vas in a collision on Saturday at
Five Points with a car driven by
Joseph Clark, negro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones said this week. It was first re-
ported that Mrs. Ethel Derrickson
was in Jones' car. Neither Mr.. or
Mrs. Jones we're seriously hurt and
they we're treated at their home by
a physician. The negro and members
OF his family escaped serious injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves and
family of Georgetown spent Sunday
with w. r. Graves and family.
DOdson Wise and family Of Will
IningtOn were weekend guests Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
West on Mulberry street.
Miss Virginia Marshall who is a
student at West Chester State Tea
CheFs College was home over the
weekend.
Installation Of newly elected off,
GERS of HenlOpen Post No. s, Ameri-
can Legion, was made last Friday
night at the Rehoboth Beach Coun-
try Club by Edward S. Mulrooney Of
Wilmington, State Commander of
the Legion, following the annual
clam bake of the Post. Daniel G.
Cohant, postmaster Of RehobOth. be-
came commander of Henlopen Post,
succeeding Captain Thomas J. Vir-
den of Lewes. Other officers installed
were Walter Treaster, Of Iewes, vice
commander; Lawrence B. Knapp,
second vice commander: John Stee-
man, sergeant-at-arms, and William
Jefferson; chaplain.
Miss Sarah Emily Donovan, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Cullen Dono- |
van. of Lewes. and Alvin Fisher
Reed. of Milton, were married Fri /
day, October II, in the Presbyterian 1
manse by, Rev. William Leishman.
Miss Bertha Downs Brittingham,
daughter Of Mrs. Emory B. Britting-
ham, of Lewes, and William P. Hill
of Rehoboth, were married October
12,. in the Lewes NJ q, Church by the
Rev. C. Irving Carpenter, Of FEEDER
alsburg, Md, The bride who is a
graduate Of the Lewes High School
and Goldey College. has been asso-
ciated with the Hercules Powder
Company. Mn Hill Is graduate Of
the University of Delaware and is
now assoei9 Ted with the Bethlehem
Steel Cempany at sparrows Point,
Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
HOLLYMOUNT

Mr.. Alphonzo Hazard of Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend here
with friends and relatives. Miss
Kathryn Joseph of Long Neck ac-
cOmpanied him back.
Mrs. Charles J. Joseph has re-
turned to her home here from the
Beebe Hospital. Lewes, very much
improved. She suffered. injuries
which she received two weeks ago
from falling downstairs.
Miss Anna Burton. student at
Beacon College. Wilmington. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
d. Burton over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Ewing of Re
hOboth visited relatives here on Sun
day last
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

sSH oONOo AND mi En-
MINI. Loan and Trust Co., Min
neapolts. interest due 3-1-34 s
First National Bank. st. Paul,
interest due 3-1-34 .....
Northwestern National Bank,
minneapolis. principal due
4-1-34 .....
northwestern National Bank,
minneapolis, interest due
............
New York Trust Co., interest
due 5-1-3A
MINI. Loan and Trust Co., In
terest due 5-1-A .........
Northwestern National Bank.
Apis.. principal due e-1-3l
Northwestern National Bank.
Mpls.. interest due e-1-34 -.
First National Bank, st. Paul.
interest due e-1-34 .......
~. w. Trust Co. st. Paul. prin-
cipa1 due e-1-3l ......
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21

Lamberton Cash Store. supplies
MrsI Martha Foss ........., 1874
Lamberton Cash Store, supplies
George Harrison ......... IT,
Sward-Kemp Drug Co.. supplies
]. Leith ..................... 81
Morgan Implement CO.. supplies 81
Rev. J. 6. Larsen. mileage Pipe.
Finn and Cole. medical A. Ieitth s.s
J. c. Penney Co.. supplies for s.
Harold Fariee. hauling; ;'..... ........ ss.ii
John Schmid. supplies ....... H.;
John schmid supplies Mrs. Luz a.
Herman Dickmeier. hauling sup
C. ]. Farlee, hauling supplies "a
National Tea Co.. supplies Art
F,in9 iuers1a snd Cole medical Geo. St lo''
1hne Fiinn and Cole, medical Ernest IN
kack .................... 60.l
L. H. Kuck, mileage John Hell
Dr.. /. u Murphy. medical Brey
Mrs. Otto Flom. care Of Kosel
Finn and Cole. medical ii. j.
Finn and Cole. medical Carl
New Palace. supplies Kosei boy ii
F. II. Aldrich, medical ...... 1870
Katherine Praxel. salary ...... 5000
Katherine Praxel, expense -. 702.S
Mae Manske, salary ............ 1900
Elsie Howe, salary .. 1864
Mrs. NJ. H. Sandager, expense 25S.6
;sss2.2
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-27
CHICAGO

Chicago, March 27.-(R-WsDA)
Hogs 1900. including 1000 direct:
moderately active 10-l5 higher than
Tuesday: 200-250 lb. o.l0-20; top 9:25:
heavier weights 9.00-l0: 10000 ID
8.oo-9.l5: light lights S.25-60: slaugh-
ter pigs 7.25-8.25: good packing sows
$3.50: light light, good and choice,
l40-l60 lbs. 8.25-75: light weight, l60-
200 lbs. 50.9.l5: medium weight, 400
$50 lbs. 9.O0-25: heavy weight 250-
$50 lbs. 10000: packing sows. med
ium and good 275-350 lbs. 10000;
packing sows, medium and good 275.
$50 lbs. 7.50-8.45; pigs, good and
choice. l00-140 lbs. 7.25.0.50.
Cattle 1000: calves $500: very lit.
tie done: meager supply better grade
fed steers and yearlings strong; gen.
eral market very slow, however. dull
and weak: largely steer run with bulk
Of quality aud condition to sell at
8.75-l200: early top 1850; but sew
eral loads promised to sell around
400: all big killers fighting market
strong to as higher: slaughter cat
tie ana vealers: steers. good and
choice, 550-o00 lbs. 0.75-l3.25; 000-
100 lbs. l0.0o-l4.00: l000-l3o0 lbs
l0.25-l4.l0; l300-l500 lbs. 1880
l4.l0: common and medium 550-l300
lbs. 6.00-l0.50: heifers. good and
choice 600-750 lbs. o60-ll.75; CON-
mon and medium 5.25-9.50; COWS,
good 6.75-9.00: common ana medium
4.25-6.75; low cutter and cutter 800
AS: bulls (yearlings excludeO good
(beeN 5.50-700: cutter. common and
medium 4.00-5.65: vealers, good and
choice 100000; medium 6.O0-700:
Gull and common 100000: stocker
and feeder cattle: steers, good and
choice 660-l050 lbs. 6.50-8.75: com.
mon and medium 5.25-6.76.
Sheep $1,000: early lamb trade de-
layed BY lower bids: generally asking
fully steady and better for choice
offerings; sheep and feeding lambs
little changed: bids and few sales
merely good to choice slaughte,
lambs 7.75-8.00: asking sass and
above: slaughter sheep and lambs:
lambs 50 lbs. down. good and choice
7.60-S.36: common and medium ESQ.,
765: $3.50 lbs, good and choice 5.3S.
s3S: ewes o0.l50 lbs. good and choice
l0o-S.25: Ill weights, common and
medium 300-l60: feeding lambs 20.
. lhs. good and choice s.25-7oo.