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Evening star., 1940-12-18
Library Of Congress
10 Be Scene Of
Christmas Sing
More Than 200 Youths
To Take Part in
Annual Event

A chorus Of more than 200 young
persons dressed In red and green
capes and caps, will assemble on
the main staircase of the Library
Of Congress tomorrow at 4:3O for
the seventh annual Christmas Sing"
sponsored by the recreational divi-
sion of the Council of Social
agencies.
Accompanied by section Of the
Marine Band, directed by Capt.
William F. Santelman and led In
their singing by Miss Jessie Olin,
music director of the Friendship
House, Community Chest settle
ment. the children will present a
program of traditional clrols, inter-
spersed with lesser known selec-
tions.
Mrs. Roosevelt Invited.
Among the special guests invited
to the "sing" are Mrs. Franklin D,
Roosevelt, DR.. Hans Kinder, direc-
tor OF the National Symphony Or
chestra: Coleman Jennings, presi-
dent of the Chest; Mrs. Elizabeth
Sprague Coolidge, Mrs. Gertrude
Clarke Whittall, Mrs. Harry Bern
ton. president, and Mrs. w. A.
Roberts. executive secretary, Coun-
Gil of Social Aeencies: DR.. Harold
Spivack, chief of the library's music
division. and members of the IL
brary staff.
"Lullay Thou Little Tiny Child
or THE Coventry Carol is one of
the more unusual numbers to be
sung. 1t dates from the 18th cen.
tury Coventry Corpus Christi play
entitled Pageant of the Shearmen
and Tailor"
"Descants" to Be Feature.
A feature will be three traditional
carols sung by the audience and thu
children with DE ;cants"-a counte,
theme written against well-knowr
tune-by part Of the chorus.
The children will also sing Goo
Rest You, Merry. Gentlemen.
March of the Kings" from Lar.
lesienne Suite" by Bizet: two folk
songs of the Southern Appalachian
Mountains. arranged by John jacob
Niles, Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your
Head" and "I Wonder as I Wan.
der; '"The Virgins Slumber Song,
or Maria Wiegenlied.' by Ma,
Reger contemporary composer
Noel! Alleluia!" from a carol by
Father Finn: Jesus, Joy of Mans
Desiring; choral by Johann Sebas-
tian Bach, to be played by the or
chestra and sung by a part Of the
children's chorus: Shepherds
Christmas Song" an Austrian folk
song arranged by Clarence Disken-
son, with harp an flute accompani-
ment.
The three closing carols to be suns
by both children and audience will
be Silent Night" 20 Come All Ye
Faithful" and 20 Little Town o1
Bethlehem"
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Over 40 Meeting Postponed

The regular meeting Of Americans
Over Forty, scheduled for Friday,
has been postponed until January
at pm. because of the holiday sea-
son. The group will meet in the
parish hall of Epiphany Church,
1917 G street NV, and Culver B.
Chamberlain, president, will preside.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Leesbure Rotary Club
To Give Food and TOYS

By . STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
LEESBURG, Va, Dec. 18.-The
Leesburg Rotary Club will perfect
plans for distribution Of baskets of
food and toys to needy. families
living In the Leesburg area at ]
meeting tomorrow at $3.50 pm. in
the Leesburg Inn, President Roscoe
B. Rhoads announced today.
He announced that $36.77 in cash
Evening star., 1940-12-18

had been raised and larger guam
tity Of toys and clothing collected
than in any previous year, at bene-
fit toy matinees held in a theater
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Nerve remedies were numerous
at the 1910 LeiuZig Sample Fair in
Germany
Evening star., 1940-12-18

here last Friday. Material has been
obtained for the distribution Of
about 25 baskets on Christmas eve,
he said.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
Tommy Gomez parece bien preparado
para Ell combate de mahana Viemes
Billy Cooper peIeara con ell cubano Torres

Complete aver su prog'ama
para mafana viernes. en- Benja-
min Field, ell animoso empresa-
rio La Marque.
Tommy Gomez, contratado pa
"a Ia pelea principal, Sc halla en-
perfectas condolences fiSicas pa
"a Ell match con Leon Foucart,
de Jacksonville.
Realize Gomez ligeros ejerci-
clos y esta bien informado de ia
experienced de su contrario y de
que tambien poSee pufos mar
tilleantes."
Jose Leto analizaba aver las
condolences de los dos pdgiles y
decfa: "NO veo como Tommy
puede perder, 81 pega como 81
sabe hacerlo y de paso cumple
mis- instrucciones."
En- una reciente pelea, en- es-
ia ciudad, Foucart derrot6 por
puntos a Woody Jones.
Domingo Torres, otrO gladia
dor cubano, combatira en- ell Sc
mifinal con Billy Cooper, la vic
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
DEL PALENQUE
POLITICO

Ell mitiH de aver
Tn mitin politico de gran i'm
%portancia Sc celebr6 anoche en-
West Tampa.
Tomamos algunas notas del
actO que van a continuation Sc
aplaudi6 mucho a Lorenzo Her.
aandez, el recto juez de paz,
verdaderO amigo del pueblo la
tinO, que habl6 en- los idiomas
ingies y espanOl. lorenzo puede
estar SECURE, a pesar de la pa
trioteria" de algunos y la pObre
"a de alma de OtroS, de que una
considerable mayoria de la CO.
lonia latina vOtara por 81.
Raymond Sheldon recibi6 una
ovaci6n merecida. Habl6 de que
no Sc amcldara a Ia dictadura
de nadie y prob6 que ha venido
cumpliendo con su deber.
I'm joven abogado llamado
Parkhill, que habia hablado en-
representation de Perry G.
Wall, Sc paS6 al publico y eStu-
yo interrumpiendo a Sheldon,
con una falta de respeto eviden-
te. La sonora Sheldon lie pidi6
que respetara el derecho de su
esposo a hablar Y ell individuo
con su Obra "antidemo-
cratica" en- favor de Pierce. En-
tonces ell electricista Bigby, que
ALI cerca Sc hallaba, le pidi6
que Sc callara, diciendOle: pocos
mcmentos antes listed habl6 y
nadie lie interrumpi6; ahora 20
fernando que respete al orador.
La conducta del senior Parkhill
lie cOnQuist6 a Sheldon un nue.
vo amigo.
Cerca de ellos, de Bigby y
estaba un amigo nues-
tro, de West Tampa, que escu-
ch6 la conversation y nos di6 ell
g.
La campaha contra Sheldon
(PGsO = Ia III. pcI.t
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
CumpledHOs de
Don Joaquin MascuHGnG

Don Joaquin MascuaGnd
I'm hombre a quien todos que
remos EN- esta casa, Ell patriarcs
Don Joaquin Ma~scunana, due1o
de los talleres donde Sc imprime
este peri6dico, cumple hoy 90
amos de edad.
Dia de regocijo para los hi :
jos, hijas y amigos de Don Joa-
qufn, ell hOmbre vigoroso que
aun trabaja varias horas al dia,
lee varias horas, fuma Y puede
sostener con cualquiera una con-
versaci6n interesante.
Uoventa amos dedicados al ira
bajo y al bien, y una vida con.
Sagrada al hogan y ell cariho de
sus hijos.
Todos los que en- ia Gaceta"
hacemos fervientes
vOtos pOrque Don Joaquin pase
de los Glen amos.
Els un hombre que lleva con
q, alta la cabeza, respectable y
querido, la satisfaction de ha-
Der cumplido siempre con su de-
Der.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

El BGRquete
Ell banquete de la Camara de
Concrete de YbOr sc celebrara
asta noche a las z 80 en- el res
taurant Las Novedades.
Asistiran, como invitados de
honor, los pasados presidentes y
.os fundadores.
I'm diploma sc entregara a
los pasados presidentes, con. mo
two del d@cimo ano de la CANA
ra.
Ell discurso principal de Ia no
che estara a cargo del Sr. Wal
ter ]. Matherly, professor de ia
facultad de la Universidad de
Florida.
Pasara de $50 Ell ndmero de
comensales.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

La acci6n Sc desarrolia en-
Buencs Aires Y tiena cierto pa
reciGo con la Dana de las
Camelias," el drama de Alejan-
Dire Dumas, hijo.
I'm grandioso espectaculo, con
les famoSoS artiStas Forencio
Parravincini Y Mesha Ortiz.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
(Bernab6 Mezquita

Este antique y apreciado re-
sidente de West Tampa Sc en-
cuentra en- la Habana, en- ell sa-
natorio del Centre Asturiano,
donde dentro de pocos dias va a
ser operado.
Mezquita, que lleva mas de 30
amos de Residential en- Tampa,
cuenta con numerosOS amigos.
Los specialists cubanos lie
probaron que un diagn6stico an
terror era err6neo.
ALI lie aseguran que despues
de la operaci6n quedara resta-
blecido por complete.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
Ell Crculo

En- el Circulo
Hoy Sc celebrara junta gene
raj, a las ocho de la noche, en- Ell
Circulo Cubano. Corresponds al
primer trimestre del aho 1910 y
en- ella Sc dara a conocer el ba-
lance. ~
OtroS asuntos de indiscutible
importancia Seran discutidos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
NUrAS SOCIALN

MICA el atento secretario PRINT
two Fernandez. sc reunira la
Agrupaci6n de Embarques del
Centre Asturiano en- Ell bello edi-
ficio de Nebraska y Palm. A la
ocho de la noche. Junta general
reglamentaria.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
CTculO CubanO

En- ell cinema del Circulo ca
bano, dirigido por el joven Fred
Fernandez, Sc estrenara mana
ma viernes la popular pelicula ar
gentina Margarita Armando y
su Padre.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

TINA de Rafael Legion, la sema-
ma paSada.
Willie Santana maneja los ne
gocios de Torres y espera llevar
10 a la cumbre, Isl no llueve."
Ulyses Vale Sc batira CON
Paul Pitisci y Pancho Padr6n
con Flash Burke.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
InUitaci6n

H1Uitdci0R
Muy cordial. la recibimos del
amigo Vicente Guastella para ell
Picnic q. la sociedad Unione TIA
Llama celebrara Ell domingo, en-
la finca La Columna.
MuchO agradecemos la fine
"a del presidente de la Unione Y
la Junta DIRECTIVE de la pOdero-
sa institution.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25
Centre ESpQjlOl

VVV0IV LoVtVITUI
La Secci6n de Protection Y
Auxilio del Centre Espand Sc
reunira manana. en- junta gene
raj, a las $50, en- ell edificio de
Ia Septima avenida Y Gale 16.
Ruega ell Secretario a los que
hayan percibido dietas durante
Ell trimestre, asistan a la junta
para no incurrir EN- la multa que
determine Ell reglamento.
La gaceta., 1940-04-25

Agrupaci6n de Embarques
Hoy jueves, segdn nos comu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Pitt. Plate Glass
Sets Job Record

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 23.-The
number of employees of the Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Company
reached an all-time high of 1884
during October, 1910, compared
with an average employment OF
1868 in 1899, II. S. Wherrett,
president of the company, said to-
day in his fourth quarter letter 10
stockholders.
Whereof also reported a SUBJ
stantial increase in business of the
company during 1910 and an ex-
pansion of manufacturing facilities
in several directions to meet in
creasing demand for glass and
paint products.
preliminary estimates Of the
company's results for 1940,"
Wherrett said, 'indicate sub
stantial increase I'm business over
the previous year. During the
final quarter of 1910 orders re-
ceived by all divisions Of the
company have been greater than
anticipated, and such operations
as glass, paint, chemical and
brush manufacturing have been
at or near capacity levels. Dur
ing October. 1910, the company's
employment reached record
high of 1884 persons, compared
with an average of 1909 per-
sons during 1885,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Serious Losses

True, Britain's marine losses
are extremely serious, far more
menacing than air raids on
industrial centers. The prob
ability is that President Roose-
welt win find ways and means to
help potently in this direction.
We still have many average
naval craft, also a considerable
number of unused cargo ships,
to say nothing of other vessels
owned by nations subjugated by
Hitler.
On the home front, steps have
finally been taken to put our
preparedness activities on a
more businesslike basis. Creation
by President Roosevelt of a new
body. consisting of William S.
Knudsen as chairman, Secretary
of War Stimson, Secretary Of
the Navy Knox, and Sidney Hill
man, representing labor. appar-
emily with real power to CO.
ordinate all military, naval and
aircraft production land ex-
ports), is a step clearly in the
right direction.
Priority orders may now be
intelligently exercised with
proper appreciation of our whole
emergency program. Also, the
capable Mr.. Knudsen will have
real authority instead of being,
as heretofore, merely advisory.
without power to originate even
a minor order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Nov. Car
Sale Far
Over 1889
BY Zane Grey

New passenger car registrations
for November in the 81 states for
which complete returns have now
been tabulated by r. L. Polk &
Co. show an increase of 34.62 per
cent over November, 1889.
in these states. registrations
totaled 1870 units, representing
a gain of 7.13 per cent over Oc-
tober.
The territory covered by the
states for which returns have been
received represents 46.75 per cent
of the country, and on the basis
of these returns passenger car
registrations for the entire coun-
try in November are estimated by
Polk to have reached a total of
10000 units. This would repre-
sent an increase of approximately
20, 900 units over October.
New truck registrations for the
country in November are esti-
mated at $4,000 units on the basis
of complete returns from 80
states. In the states reporting,
which represent 1888 per cent of
the country, sales totaled 26,221
units. This is an increase over
November, 1899. of 12.15 per cent
but is a decrease of ass per cent
compared with October. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Forbes
Pessimism Is
Overstressed;
Reason Told
BY b. c. FORBES

My suggestion is that you SUBJ
stantially discount the doleful
views pouring daily from Wash
ington and flowing across the
Atlantic from London. don't
believe that the picture is as
black as it is painted.
The objective is to stampede
this country, especially Congress,
Into multiplying our aid to Brit
ain. Hence, the alarming news
and views. Hence, the depicting
of Britain as in dire straits, as
doomed to collapse unless the
United States furnishes her far
more material and also financial
help in some form, on a very
large scale.
The actual war developments,
as officially unfolded day by
day, are encouraging rather than
discouraging-very much so.
Italy is being decisively de-
feated in Africa, in Albania, and
has Jared badly in the Mediter-
ranean. Britain's air forces are
inflicting more damage across
the channel and in Germany
than are Hitler's bombers.
Thus, loudly-proclaimed warn
ings- of imminent invasion of
Britain may be classified as part
of the current propaganda to
spur the United States into re-
doubled activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Worst Over

In the first place. the seasonal
tendencies now favor a rally.
The worst OF the tax-selling
pressure is over-that which is
not attended by purchases for
switching purposes-and the
reinvestment demand begins.
In the second place, the gen.
eral position of the market
suggests no important further
reaction, but rsther the prob
ability that theSnext move of
any considerable extent will be
upward. The timing is very un-
certain. The terribly disturbed
condition of a war-torn world
makes all economic analysis
precarious But even so, the sug-
gestion of an eventual rise is
worth noting, as follows:
The presen intermediate
position" is like that in early
December, 1899, which brought
a bulge at the year-end. and in
the first week of the New Year.
The position in the cycle fesem-
bles that of March, 1885, which
was followed by an irregular up
ward swing that lasted for two
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
World War Example

The position as TO money rates
and stock and bond yields is
like that Of February. 1916. but
also somewhat resembles early
1885. This suggests that, while
there may be further irregu-
larity for months there must
eventually be some rise (such as
came in the second half of 1916
when the first World War was
well along) to furnish an outlet
for existing inflationary forces.
The yields on good common
stocks are very high in COMPARE
son with yields on bonds or
money rates.
Meanwhile. the pent-up forces
of the initiation potential are
growing. II is becoming more
and more difficult to see how
they can be restrained by any
means that the American people
will tolerate.
Bank clearings are rising.
Bank loans of a commercial
character are expanding. The
decline in excess reserves last
week was entirely due to the
financing OF a mounting govern
ment debt that no individual
wants to hold on any normal
investment basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Detroit Produce

| APPLEs-Michigan bu. crates, U. s. No
! !. 2l1 in. Delicious. 81. so IS Rhod.
IS; Mcintosh and spys, sl,25 Z 50,
Wsgeners, s3e; 2a-in.i Jonathans' 81
AvocADos - California fats 1906
--AAisE-csAfeFsia, Los Angeles crates
ARTicHoKEs-canfornia boxes. 81 so
BRoCcoLi-caAfornia crates, rs 80
punches S2s5d3
BEANs-Fiorida hn. hrnprs., Black va.
.n,inss. si.sog2. Bountifs!s. si.25g 80
BEETs-Tsxss half crates. s-doz. behs..
BRUSSELS sPRoUTs-california halt
cABBAGE-New York Sob sacks. 40 =
45e: n. -bu hmprs. South Carolina. Si.is
u 25: Virginia Savoy type, 81 IS.
CARROTS California. Los Angeles
crates. s-dor. punches, 81 $50 , IS.
CAULIFL0WER-Calif pony crates,
csELFRY-canfornia han crates. washed
S7Isa2 So; Florida wire bound crates.
squares, hears. 75cgsi, halt crates.
IRA SRSPFFR e X wire hound boxe.
apT s. s's c.,orni S'Af nr. w Al a
siTs Emperors. 81 50qi.75 Ribiers. AZ
To- lugr. wrapped. 81 .s5d2
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. lceberT
Type ATlADut IS a<sVt = A~p0g o. OSt - o.
a3 IS. California IS. s. Is,
oNIoNs-50-lb. sacks. U. s. No. i.
Sweet spanish. Bin. and larger, COLORADO.
81 2sal.4O; Idaho, 81 .25a IS. Michigan
YefoVs. 1850 per cent 2-in. and larger
IS q 75c; Whites. 81; 2A-ineh Sweet span
20 oRANGFs- boxes. Nsvels. 81
q so: Florida wire bound boxes, 81 az SO
PEAs-calforniA bu. hampers. zs9 o
PARsLEY-Texss half crates. $3.50 a
PSEPPFRs-Flsrida IL -hu crates. Gait
fornia Wonders. large size. 80 small 10
PoTAToEs-iOo-Ib sacks. u g No.
], Idaho Rasseis, 81, 20 y i.s5; y. 5 No. 2.
| 81 30nl35s- u 8 No l. Maine. various
rails sii5aI25; Minnesota and North
Dakota Cobblsrs, 81. 20di.25; Idaho Rus
sets lob. sacks, 70 q 2ie: i5-lb' saeSs
Maine. various varieties, 23a FAC, Alehi'
gan Green Mountains, 32l1e. a. a,
RUTABAGAs Canada 5o-lb. sacks,
waxed CSC.
sHALLoTs-Louisian barrels. 20-dor.
punches; Sg7.25' crates 5-doI' punenes'
sPINAcH-Texas bu. baskets. 757s5c
SQUASH Florida half bu. baskets.
Italian type; ordinary au9lity; 7se >,
crates, Puerto Ricans: Louisiana. 81 20 2
! SIS; Tennessee, $1.e5al.7o; Texas 1i'7o
TANGERINEs - Florida half boxes,
TOMATOES - Hothouse s-lb. baskets
Ohio medium. zoe small. 95e' repaeks'
1O-lb cartons. 81.
CHRISTMAS TREEs-Per bundle, -
sam, Sl25al.50. Montana and Washing
ton Fir 81 / 90. IS. IS o e0c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Good Comparison

This is in accord with the
usual and normal seasonal
tendencies. The chief activity
just at this season comes from
selling to register losses that
may reduce income taxes. Con-
sequently. such activity as there
is tends to put a little pressure
on the market. This, however.
is temporary and is not to be
taken as a bearish symptom.
Nor does the comparison with
q year ago make as unfavorable
a showing as to the level of
prices as one might suppose. An
average of 100 stocks that was
then about log is now about 100.
In view of what has happened
during the year and is happen
ing now. this is but a small
change.
At present, the market Is al
most exactly at a minor resist
ance level. This is the level at
which the November reaction
was halted on the 2Sth of that
month. From a trading stand
point, I would not like to see
this level penetrated in any
decisive manner. / doubt that
IL will be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Lumber Output
At75Per Cent

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers As
ISOLATION reported that lumber
production for the week ended De.
cember IA stood at IS per cent Of
the seasonal weekly average Of
1929 and shipments were 81 per
cent of the, average 1929 weekly
shipments.
Production for the week totaled
PIG, 857 900 feet which was 8 per
cent less than the previous week
and a per cent greater than the
corresponding week a year ago.
Shipments aggregated 243,614. 0o0
feet which was 6 per cent less
than the previous week and n
per cent greater than last years
corresponding week.
Orders booked during the week
were 237, 1863. 900 feet which was
z per cent less than the previous
week and Is per cent greater than
the corresponding week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Hewitt Rubber Votes
Bonus, 25l Dividend

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. %
Hewitt Rubber Corporation has
announced its annual distribution
of year-end bonuses TO its em-
pIoyes. The basis of award pro-
vided for two weeks wages to all
who have been with the company
10 years or longer. Others with
shorter terms of employment re-
ceived smaller amounts in proper
ton to thgT length of services<
simultaneously, the company
announced that a special year.
end dividend of Is cents per
share would be paid on December
80 to stockholders Of record
December "a, bringing the total
payments for the year to date up
TO SIPS per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Market Falls

The stock market has surren-
dered to the prevailing pessi-
mistic atmosphere. Quotations,
as whole, last week sank to
the lowest levels since August.
Selling to establish tax losses
was, as always in the tail end OF
the year. depressing influence,
and since buying was less than
lukewarm, price buoyancy was
notably absent.
1 cannot become bearish stock
marketwise at these relatively
low levels.
There are so many uncertain
ties that bullish margin specula-
ton would be hazardous. But
our economic conditions and
prospects are such that the
majority of companies seem as
sured of expanded business dur
ing the coming year and, despite
the ominous tax outlook, assured
of somewhat larger net earnings.
I have feeling that, once the
administration has succeeded in
formulating and having adopted
a comprehensive plan to succor
Britain, a far more hopeful note
will be sounded and that many
stocks will respond.
For the present, prudence
counsels caution rather than fly
ing 10 either extreme.
January should bring at least
some clearing-up of toda Us
clouded skies. 1t will be well to
watch closely what happens in
Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Spending Spree

Yet the huge volume of gov
eminent spending under the de-
tense program has barely begun
TO take effect. In fact, we are
beginning to see that it will be
impossible to spend the many
billions appropriated as fast as
we want to unless we allow and
encourage the stimulation that
can come only through rising
prices.
Fear of taxes, fear of "priori-
ties" fear of our entry into the
war as a combatant-these are
the market BURDEN. They will
probably continue to make for
short swings as alternate waves
of pessimism and optimism come
and go.
But IL is not yet time for a
bear market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-23
Livestock Markets

CATTLE = Receipts. $500: marke,
steady; choice TO prime yearlings. dry fed.
sil.Soai3; good 10 choice yearlings, dry
fed. $40. 80 . IL so: choice TO prime heavy
steers. dry fed. siI 500 1880; good 70
choice heavy steers $40. sou IL. so; short
fed steers. IS. 50He.5o: best grass steers
steers and heifers. ss.5oW7 so: common
grass cattle, S5G6: best cows, Soqe so
TAR to good beef cows IS 5ods; Gamer
and cutter cows, S4d5.25; old rims. s.. SO
down best light butcher bulls, Sc rs u
I. 50 best heavy weight bologna. 1918
n 725. Medium weight bologna bulls, 50. rs
q rs; light common bulls, S5W6. stock
bulls, IS. 80 y 6 80; good TO choice stockers
and feeders. $50 10 so; common to fair
stockers and feeders, SEA so; mixers and
VEAL CALvEs-Receipts 900: market
steady: best calves slS: selects sl3 so;
10: culls and common. Seas-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1900
market steady 10 25c higher. best lambs.
seconds: ss o3G 81 siasg5; Se.t sheep, a@sa5;
heavy fat sheep, So soa3.so; euils and
HoGs-Receipts, 1000; market higher.
CHICAGO. Dec. ~ --UNs)-HoGs-Re'
ceipts $4,000; market lac TO 2oc higher
followers. 500; top, SO 80; bulk; ssn $50
heavy, s61650; medium, S6.l0d6.60,
nght. s5.eOas45: nrht lights. $3.50 . 5 90
packing sows, SIS 4Oa $50; pigs, $3.50 q
$50.
cATTLE-Receipts. Q 500; market steady
Calves -Receipts. 1000. market steady
Beef s,sers-choice, sl2als; common. s:
Ti2: yeariings. S. 50G1450. Butchers
Heifers. S7T12; cows. s5.T5d7.50: bulls
Ssds5o; calves. s5.50dii; feeder steers
xTd1O.75. stockers--Steers, SION; cowi
and heifers, IS 5one25.
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 1000; market i5c tc
25c higher: lambs. 50 n ESQ; common, 81. Sc
ae; yearllngs. $40 $50; feeders, Ssqe.25;
ewes, S2.501425.