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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27
CHAPTER Tiiii;rY-tul;r

Roger F'la"i: Was sittin,, I'M il,
ned when Argus MAS u+h,rrI int.
his room IN tn" hospital. Aside from
booking II little pale. the model
agent appeared non" the wors, Ia,
his accident" \ ypun.. in,rs. win
blonde hair and 4 plrrl:,rt f,rn
plnmprd Flags pillows behind hi.
back.
You can see him for a few min.
ntes. she said. Then h. mus,
rest She left the room.
well" smiled Arrus. II ynt .ho,
and what happens? Nothing. RI,
look at you. Pretty nurse and every.
thing"
flaEg grinn"d. "With all duc PEI
epcct To my lovely nurse. iii IN
rather b" mp and around. TI,.,..,.,.
promised To let ~" go Ln,,. iu H..
morning, pro, id-l .'ay .rf..; !
read IN the m"rhiu~ rau.,. ,hrui
your being shot. How dii il ham.
pen?" ''''l'
Argus reached in hi, pocket for +,
cigarette. Mind If sm.L,.2 =" b.,
asked.
Go ahead" declared Flag~. Ar
gus offered ON" To the model :l~,r,
and then recalled that he diuu't
smoke.
guess some one figured IL was
the open season." the detective sail
lighting his cigarette. Il don't know
who shot me. But I've rut a huuch
How about you though? What han
pened to yUu?"
well, answered Fla~r slowly
"Pierre called me earlier i'm thc oyG,
ming and asked if Id meet him at
his studio around nine. lie didn't
say what he wanted but | gathered
from the way he spoke. it had some
thing to do with Syria"
ELLEN was to have posed for
him ut nine," said Argus. "Sccms
strange that he should make two
appointments for the same hour"
Il didn't know that" asserted
Flagg. But then Thought I'm"
whole thing rather odd. Stuyris and
j have never been very good friends.
But was planning to have dinner
in the neighborhood. so decided Ia
run up afterwards and see what il
was all about"
Don't let it get to be habit"
grinncd Argus. "Rcmcmbc. when
Cynthia Lane wanted To see You.
You ran into trouble, too"
at is strange at that" Flarr's
eyes dilatcd. DO You suppose some
one is trying to put me on the
spot?" Flagg'S brow contracted,
You know, Argus. I'm almost sur
priscd something Of this sort hasn't
happened before now"
why is that"
81 guess you'd have to hold down
my job for a while to understand.
/ get some of the craZicst. letters
and phone calls from jealous lovers
or suspicious husbands. The guys
always positive his hearts desire
has embarked on i life of sin when
she takes up modelling - whereas
over ninety per cent OF the girls arc
grand youngsters like Ellen. and
lead perfectly normal, everyday
lives"
Nov that you mention it." Ar
gus said, Il suppose I've been a
little on the Jealous side myself. |
can understand how some Of these
out-of-town swans would fear the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27

aNcr:.Ls that one of his friends
h;tI obtained some remarkable w.
suits with il. ! was cia-rlucd 10
acknowledge that | had not. !u.L
promised that If | could n.'nu
some lthat Was the hitch with me,
| would submit it to the most care
iul scientific tests.
Drastic Remedy
The Editor promptly sent me a
supply and, true To my word. 1
rave 1t II scientific trial with the
following gratifying results.
Hon. Abncr Gulp. whose :tvo,a-
ton III bars renders him especially
liable To colds. tried one 81. nav
samples and report Natures
remedy! Having rubbed s",u" rn
me, my wife drOv" me ont into The.
yard for the night and the trc,n
air cured me"
Mortimer J. Sleek, Who has
wcll-traincd LEGAL mind. says -
The effects are obtained by rsy-
ch"l"plc means. 4 cold annuys You
10 the extent of what you think of
IT. After the skunk grease is ap-
piled Your mind has no time TO
worry about cold"
Charles F. Mccarthy. a pencil
custer. writCS-"lt is preventive,
Application Of the grease auto
matIcally prevents y"u from min
CLING with crowds. Hence you are
not subjected to coughs and
snitiies."
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
a. K. r.: Does eating garlic help
to reduce high blood pressure.
Answer: No, This is an old dis
credited remedy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
BY Or. CIendening
1vesdoy-5oo Galleries


By Dr.. CIendcnine
Tvesdoy-5oo culoricy
BREAKFAST
l orange sliccd--no sugar.
l slice whole wheat toast no but
ter or substitute.
l cup cotIec-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
! small spanish omrlct.
l slice t"aSt-no butter or :ubstl-
tutc.
! cup tca--no cream or sugar.
DiEkER
| cup clear consummc.
/ medium sized artichol;c-l tea
spoon butter.
l slice toast--no butter or substi-
tutc.
Slowed fruit.
l small cup coTce-no cream or
sugar.
::":: :';:';.: - i,:.'.:!:.:::.:..:..::-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27

DIR. Clcndcning will answer
Questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27
Further Comment
Ogs Common Coxsa

ny LOGAN CLENDEN!NG. ". u.
StHGEON-GENFHAi. Thomas
Parran, MID. al the tmr.vd States
Public Health Service. has COME
"''t IN Il current magazine article
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-27

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Kicking Horse
Rig Burns as
Casser Ignites

Breaking Of an electric light
bulb, which ignited an $4,000
foot gas flow from the Colo
RADIO shaie az $40, resulted this
week I'm burning down of the
rig ON Husky-Rankim No. 4,
wildcat ON the Kicking Horse
structure, mapped fy ge0AOgfsts
as the connecting Hnk between
the Kevin-Sunbmrst field and
the Sweetgrass HILLS mpfift.
Only the engine and the dog
house were saved. The RIG and
fittings were oil-soaked, having
previously drilled I'm the Rim
rock-Autz gusher orr the rim
west OF Kelvin. A new rig is be-
ing brought i'm to complete the
hole, now bottomed at 1850. The
well Is I'm NV SIC SIC S-16-1E.
Structural condition which led
to location of the well was
mapped by C. E. Erdmamn of
the e. 8. G. 8.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

The map shows the wells that
have been drilled to the Tensleep
sandstone in the Lost Soldier field
to April S, 1894, and includes col
umnar section of the rocks, ranging
in age from Cretaceous to pre-Cam-
brian. that underlies the area.
These rocks are described In Geo
LOGICAL Survey Bulletins 756 and
796D. The sub-slWface structure OF
the field Ia shown by contour lines
drawn at intervals of 500 feet on
the top of the Tensleep sandstone
These lines indicate structural clos
ure of about 5000 feet in that for
nation.
The Lost Soldier oil field was dis
covered IN 1915 Il has produced
large quantities OF oil from the
Frontier, CloverIy and Sundance
formations and now produces
large amount from the Tensleep
sandstone, in which oil was dis
covered In September, 1910.
A few copies of the map are
available for distribution to those
directly interested. They may be
obtained from the Director, Geo
ioglcaI Survey, Washington, Is,
ID. G., and from the offices of the
Geological Survey, room z14 Den
ham Bldg, Denver, Colo, and room
305 Federal Bldg, Casper, Wyo.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

Next best completion was also
recorded by the Texas company,
its No. Fee M489, Sc Sc NE 81
32-5W. Drilled to 3009, this well
had $50 feet of oil In the hole from
the lower Cut Bank sand, 2995-3006,
and swabbed 127 barrels the first
"a hours after a 90-quart shot
Third best completion in the
field during the week was B. l..
Frary's Tribal contract 7 No. 3, Sc
NV NV 13-32-6W. Drilled to 9125,
this well had 500 feet of oil in the
hole from the lower Cut Bank at
31043123. swabbed 119 barrels the
first "a hours, and win be shot
Another completion whose full
potentialities are still TO be deter
mined was Cobb-J effries- Mueller
No. 2, Sc NV SW 2-35-6W. Drilled
to 3015, this well had 500 feet of oil
in the hole from the lower Cut
Bank sand at 2990-3003, was shot
with 140 quarts, and Is pumping
for test.
Two additional locations were
made during the week in the field,
in whcih II wells are now rugged
up or making hole
The full field report:
LEVI BURD.TRIBAI. CONTRACT NO. 3
G NV SW ME a2-32-SW
Spudded 5-11-44; drilling. 2450.
CARTER<ss. BTESTAD NO
NE EW 3-38~6W
Spudded s-27-44; drilling. 1855.
CAMTEm-FREmAIs NO. 2s
G STE NV 27-36-6W
Rig up.
CARTER-YUNCM NO.
G SW NE 2S-3A-6W
spudded 41-44; drilling, 1925.
CAHaMEN C0EBaTRERAL CON. II NO.
SIC NE ME 23-37-6W
spudded 5-2044s pipe set, 1856.
C0RB~xEFFRIEg-sx UEEsEsEB NO. 8
gE NW SW S-3B6W
Spudded 4-7-44. COMPLETED 5-31-44
II D., 3015. 500 feet Oil 299043o03. Shot
140 quarts. Installing pump.
tGuuszusaeG du EnNN IN
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Six Wells,
Gage Dome,
Nearing Pay

SIX wells are making hole In
the Gage dome field and pro-
ducti0n tests are being made
on several others which bad
previously topped the Amsden
lime, the field pay zone.
Most interesting of all the wells
now making hole IL Northern Ord
nance-McTavish No. 4, G NE NE
19-SN-26E, DRILLING at 2043 feet at
the extreme western edge Of the
field.
Most interesting OF the wells now
testing II Northern Ordnance-Over-
end a. QniunelI No. 4, C NV NV
22-0N-2 II, I'm the southeastern sec
ton of the field. IL filled zap 5000
feet with oil I'm 12 hours, then filled
to the top of the pipe, then flowed
two heads. Swabbing brought mp
muddy water and tests are being
(Continued on Page 50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

The constantly increasing mn
itary demand is taxing the petro-
leum industry to the utmost
despite the fact that production and
refining rates have reached all
time peak levels, it was pointed
out by Deputy Petroleum Admin
istrator Ralph X. Davies.
Commenting further on the sup
ply situation, he said:
1.-The herculean task of satisfying
military requirements is further
complicated by the many war I'M
iContinued on Page 50
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Usaior, Oil Spusis New
Wildcut Necxr Collins

Union OH company this week
spudded wildcat on a recently
assembled lease block in Teton
county, near the Teton river and
about five miles southwest of Col
Inns, on the John ]. Greene farm.
Location Is NV SW SW 28-25-3W,
on the Madison limestone nose ex-
tending roughly from the Pondera
oil field to Great Falls. 1t is less
than two miles southeast of a dry
hole completed several years ago
by the Gypsy Oil Co, in 14-25-3W.
The Gypsy well topped the lime
at 1875.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
CUT BANK EXTENSION
TO SHOOT SHOWING

Porter Marceau No. l, G
NV Sc NV 3-31-6W. test of oil pos
sibilities ON the Blackfeet Indian
reservation west of the south end
of the Cut Bank field, is being
plugged back after getting sulphur
water at the Ellis-Madison contact.
1898. 1t was drilled TO total depth
of 3284. A showing of light oil In
the lower Cut Bank sand, 3087-3002,
win be shot.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

A mile east of its discovery well
on the same lease block, the Texas
company is drilling at past 1000
feet in It's No. ! Nick Laas, on the
Utopia block north of Lothian and
east of the Kelvin Sunburst field.
Location is NV SW SW 14-33-4E.
The discovery well made IS barrels
Of oil and 10 Of water flasIy from
the Ellis Madison contact, 2578 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

Expected to make a rapid test of
oil possibilities on the d0wnthrow
side of the Emrick fault in the
Pendroy area, Roy Anderson ct al
Hanson No. / NV NV NV 21-27-
6W, is drilling at past / $50 feet.
Fourteen miles TO the northeast,
five miles west of Conrad, the
Carter Oil Co. is rugged up and wait
ing for an engine before spudding
In its No. Warwick, c Sc Sc IA
28N-4W, also mapped as on the
downthrow side Of the fault, on a
nose.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Union Gets Dry Hole
In Wildcut Neur Power

Union on cOrnpany's first north
Montana wildcat ended in failure
this week when the company
plugged and abandoned its No.
Asmus, G Eh NE NV 4-23-2W,
northwest of Power. The well got
water in what was presumably the
Emrick sand, 1680-l720, found no
porosity at the Ellis Madison con-
tact, and found no oil when drilled
into the Madison lime below the
contact.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Fulton Reports Hole
Mode pcxgt / 800 r eet

Bill Fulton, dean Of Montana
wildcatters, reported Thurs day
night his test on the Hagan struc-
ture. on the Blackfeet Indian res
ervation, had made 12aa-inch hole
to past 1900 feet This, the only
simon pure wildcat now drilling on
the vast reservation, is In NE Sc
NE 9-31-7W, several miles south
west of the southern end of the Cut
Bank field. The Cut Bank sand Is
expected at about 3,400, according
to Fulton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Cobb Still Testing
Devoniun Oil Shows

A. B. Cobb this week was reported
continuing tests of oil showings
found in the Devonian at from 1856
TO 1880 in his deep test at the south
eastern corner of the Pondera field,
and is also reported planning soon
to commence testing q saturated
zone at the top of the Madison lime,
higher up the hole.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

The Texas Co.'S third test well
in the Brady area, Schlepp
No. Q. SW NE Sc 22-27-2W, a short
distance northeast of its No. l
Schlepp which is rated as an eight
barrel producer from the SunDurst
sand, is drilling at $50 feet A Well
on the Oien lease. southwest OF the
producer, was a dry hole.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
NEW TEST DRILLING
IN DEVON DISTRICT

A new test drilling IN the Devon
gas area southeast of the Kelvin
Sunburst field Is Devenbaugh-Mc-
Hug1a.SirNoni No. !, c Sw NE NE
I4-33N-1E. Operators report the
well will be a test of the Cut Bank
sand, in which the Montex well,
drilled years ago north of the Dew
enbaugh location, had good oil
showing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10

OOo Sd1Cfto-
The company also took some bit
ter with the sweet during the week
when an outpost well, Texaco-
Wagner No. /, NE SW NE 1886
wv, two miles northeast Of the
nearest production, got sulphur
water at zoos, at the Ellis Madison
contact. Il is being plugged back
to test the Sunburst sand which
pumped three barrels of Oil daily
from 1887 to 177S.
Casper Glen got well which
pumped 30 barrels natural in bis
No. is Engemoen, c Sc NV SW
11-35-2W. II was drilled 70 total
depth of 1884 and got the oil In the
Iis-Madison contact at 1923. Oien
has made location for his No. II
well on this lease.
Three other wells are still testing
after finding only oil showings at
the contact. These are Consolidated
Gas-Hugi No. 3, NE NE SW 1856
3W; Prevol & Shay CT O83247 No
II. Sc SW SW 1I-35-3W, and Tex
CONTINUED on Page y
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Three Hundred Barre Wells
Completed in Cut Bank Field

The air OF quefude that has Bank field
period during when
wells production
100 barrels daily
drilled by company. The
panys Curran c SW 8-325W the
hole from the Bank 29463 and swabbed 143
barrels the first a without shooting
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Torrent MdY Resume
Button Butte Wilclccrt

r.. G. Tarrant is reported plan
ming to resume operations In his
Woodwork No ! on the Button
Butte structure, about seven miles
southwest of Grass Range, In south
central Montana The well, on the
Woodwork lease in Sc Sc 20-14N-
24E, has been standing at 3025 feet
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
NEW NAP OF LOST SOLDIER
FIELD PUBLISHED BY SURVEY

map showing structural geology of the Lost Souler on
Sweetwater county Wyoming has just been issued ny tne
geological survey United department of the interior IT
Shows an area Of square miles situated 30 miles north
northwest Rans the nearest shipping point on the Union
Pacific railroad The map prepared by A. Swedenborg dis
tict engineer to administration of the oil and gas pro-
visions of he federal mneralleasng laws
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Conrud Butte Test
Gets Sulphur WGser

r. G. Tarrant's wildcat on the
Conrad Butte structure, on the Me-
Cracker lease in c Sc NV 12-29-iW,
Is an apparent failure. II is stand
ing after finding a show of oil and
sulphur water at the Ellis-Madison
contact, 1925.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Tex ~ Well on Old keyin-Sunburst
Lease lbs 30 Barrels I'm 10 Hours

continued cash its policy of drilling
leases during the week getting well which
surabbed No IA Bruins
1O352W Drilled 1886 this well had only show of oil
contact coming to life when acidzed with
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-10
Nations Inventories Drawn on to
Supply Needs for Oil and Gasoline

the manufacture OF petroleum pouuu
are not quite keeping pace military and essential civilian dc
and thus necessitang continued draft on inventories the re
troleuru Admir- War has announced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-29
Red Troops
Are Nearing
Czech Line
Troops Cross Bug
After Capture OF
Port OF Nikoiacv

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N.'.. '" .. .''''' ' N'Hii!'ai' army
".'-""d arlnr. 'H" .1UlN Russian
49, '''''"'
'''' . '''' DIV -" port
"I '''''...t '""HI. "n.I' 800 miles
:" 'n' northwest r'u.r Russian
force. ,,.r. F,....,'.G .,,,Ifr ,r
r.rl.. Of -.. t,...l,.,'.,i.;.,,,
.,...,..... '''''''''
r.. Nu....... ...... ..:...,.....o 800.
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". '.....' .' H".'N "l
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..". ~. T.:h-
'H' |'''.
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ru...a %f,. o. ,,,,t
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r,...I .r..-. .f,. Pa. ..,,,
a~is.,. .:u.. ... ...,,.,,, ,n',.,,
60. l.,,, ....., '".''
'..' OIL" 'n''i> were
49, ~. .''' - ''' ~ '"|'n'" !"
49, r.....,,.. ,''' ""''''
,ut,... ,,.,i =. .' ,'.'...,'. ''N IL ana
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-29
W z "a Y 8sEG
iOE NORTH CiEOIINN

WrIr with scattered thunder
STERN, ma muicTdirly cuci to-
dl' luG tonight. rain in "iSt
Portion Thursday afternoon.
colder.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-29

and Ia continue present ILtium
values on meats during April.
THE action n' ,lDlr. rr.rrrrli. ....
b. designed 90 r.aH ng..',. cu't .',l.
-" facilities .nr 'a.s ycG. produce
ton.
p,u' Value. or rny ar.. ...
Hi ars' in.. "u.r reduced ,.
..u'r 80 .,.r.r ,.,o. f...y ....rl
'n Hrau capacity .v .r...i .....-
'rr""@- OBJ. .au.uy m1 February.
Because meat stocks have not
been waterfall, reduced. the
March values will br continued
through April. authoritative
sources At the War Food Admin
I>irdii"n said. Frozen fruits.
whICh may h. made rLtinn-ITrr.
include hld, kbcrric>. hIurhrrrIr,.
cherries. logan berries. TIspbcr-
TirN. strawberries and some
others. Frozen fruits whirh do
not require points include apple.
apple sauce and rhuhIrh.
Frozen vegetables a..... ..u '.-
i."'"d - D." p .r. r.. ... ..'.r.
..' uciuIr '..r .ran. ..,.' ..r.
mrI &r"cu p"r.. .rn. u..,. ..n,'w
vegetable. H,.' .,.n.,i ..n. ..'
I-' .-' .ruu'H
Tine r.'.,n' 'r..Hn' ..., .. ..t'.
Co.. . ,.gcr'"d q, a. .a.... .n.
au.'."r month. 49,. '.' '... ....
production. 'ri'rnn- '". ....H.
e.. rrtl pattern. .. .'..'..
ON Nor b. /. 'u" rl'r-. .... 60.
aI" nni n'"Icr 49, ~" r.'. % ..'.....'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-29
Many Fruits,
Vegetables
To Be Freed
Will Be Removed
From Ration List
Because Of Plenty

Washington. Nd:Ci, bI.--ttI',
Ill he government l. CNpcrtrd Ia
remove all frozen fruits and
vegetables from the nation lists
ana L" continue present ration
values on meats during April.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept. 16 LPl.-Salable cattle,
Week Only Rery few oads strictly choe.
medium weight and weighty steers steady
at 1925 and 1885, latter price top; all
offerings, $500, mostly 80 lower; these
aeeks saaer bes5 tea 9G under
steady to ,25 lower; very liberal supply
good and choice fed steers. narrow Western
next week main beariSh Influences: most
at close. 15.39-17.5O, practical, top late,
offerings at 9.5O-11.0 90; all grades heifers.
30 lower; top. l7,50 early but 100 late:
heer 80 SUPPLY ta 90 IT
down; good heifers reached 400 early
in week; good beef cows only steady but
ners s and Cutters s5-56 % higher: Ano cutters ean
closed at $50 down; most beef cows,
soG,l2 GO; strictly ty,, sood kinds to 400
per-type sausage offerings steady but all
other grades SAUSAGE bulls $3.50 higher
s at s25.loOo; yealers. 25 hieher at l5.75
stoc kers and beef cows, largest Of season;
stoeker and feeder n trade active and steady
but late trade 20 lower on medium to
Sheep, 5000; total, $500; compared
and shorn yearlings,, 1895 hisher: shorn
ewes, strong to % higher; feeding lambs
fully steady: late sales good and choice
native spring lambs. 14.25-14.50. with
dium and good, i25o-i4 90 culi and
mostly good grade, $3.50 pound. wash
ington spring lambs, 14.35; medium and
good Wastern springers, 1864 90;
medium to choice shorn Washinston ewes,
4.75-6.00, latter price late for largely
choice l3O-pound weights wearing No
and fall Shorn pelts: shorn native ewes,
3.00-5.25; Western feeding lambs, u %
1870: good and choice kinds, 12.75-l335.
with 1880 ,ouotable; load good S6-pound
shorn yearling feeding .wethers, 1850.
Hogs. 800: prices nominally steady, with
the ouotable top 14.75, the ceiling.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Sept. 16 -lR.-Apples un-
Potstoes-unsettled. 1oo-pound sacks
and Katahdins. ,3.76. few hiGher; Mary
Sweet potatoes very dull; bushei baskets
o. 8. Is, Virginia Goldens, 1852. 90; Jer-
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market fairly well cleared ex-
cept for few lots ordinary young chickens
ers 1ryers and broilers, Rocks and crosses
few higher bowl ens eoiored. a. !: sssS4: sss oes Les
Livestock Market.
Cattle-2OO Compared week ago: Steer
xesf so 8 oH.r TO-
heifers generally steady. cows uneven:
neTs and cut cutters weak As5s 70 IS lower. % closing
9ndertone nrm: beef bulls steady; sausage
.eSsr, stsadS to 20 aRd
TOP; aversse-good a5O-i 800 pound grass
steers, iSo6ei4.5o. % mostly say 1soS.i1 tSSc .SS
little common steers on cutlery type down
to 800 and less: few good heifers, 400:
1900: few outstanding head. 1880: can
1nd doWn sn15s rs s6sss S ana Ses s
supply yeariing beef bulls. II OO-I2 so;
practical top sausage bulls. 1850; bulk
sprinkling underweights down to 900; me
m.aay anS ESSd fssdr
; Calves-.50. Compared week ago. out
let dependa6iss and prompt At fully steady
ers. 1890 to mainly 1900: common and
medium. 8.50-I45O: culls around 8 90 and
sGwR to Seo mea1s GSSo4oo-pound
- , HogsMioo. loo Not enough to outline quo.
ehoee 169.240-p0gnd bsrroEs and glts
unchanged compared week ago, barrows,
gifts and sows unchanged.
spring lambs steady; SLAUGHTER ewes STEADY
to shade easier; good and choice spring
lambs, leniently serted; OF d6 dl5oo.5o; common
800: fat handyweisht aged ewes. $50,
mostly 800 down; culls down to 1.50.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. 37,462 barrels.
sn1 WheatRsesspts ss s,osS Ssshsls; Ssa ship dD
winter, ssTlicks. AUGUST opening price with
oTal tTanst billing: Isl. For spot wheat no
lss bushels; stocks IA. rs bushels; No.
DasRss.nts slew SssS ceiling aa5 Price bushels
IsnfS IS SsS SHshes els. stosts so 47e bush
Rye-Receipts, 1900 bushels: ship
ments. 300 bushels; stocks. S5,sSS bushels
Barley-Receipts, 2.5l5 bushels; ship
Soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments,
AT bushels; stocks. 109.633 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 225 bushels.
Butter and Eggs.
Butter and eggs-Market hrm. Re
ceipts light. Wholesale selling prices. in
Guiding commissions at Baltimore. nearby
current receipts, street sales white and
mixed colors, Az pounds 36-39
Butter-Receipts 3S,0S9 pounds; eggs
receipts 6l9 cases