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Evening star., 1944-01-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

noSsd RoSMiSG coaS.DisS aoTsE o,.,Pan ys fur
s5sa s.S ST. s'h ioImsfiy ss ni successful Is.
ssDlsIndia sDnIa q. opportunity: reasonable rent.
M4S S.s Ar Ar %iFf esss5,sqssd in food cen
Equipped ounan IN NV W" sensis sfse drus iay
star stoTe to responsible party. Box sss:-f,
WILL GIVE room and board to couple for
we services in caring for rooming house.
FSScY aS i9' PkoSUck 5isGk BUSINESS, wel-estsD- 81.
ToGR,sT saaf With sTss
sss 'sissstf on rss % th.i Rs~sy s.:
sEsrzgRxNT ai5.Sa Fok SALE. well eoul1Ded ns,
Army, make offer; act quickly. RA. 9s13,
Sc AND 1oc STORE for sale. good neigh
borhood business district; reason for SELL
ing T1p owner % in service: Box 1877, Star. 49,
No. highway. improved With modern modern
tourist home containing 2, dining rooms,
bat esrs tos Ssty room a5ns
heat. oil burner; IL tourist cabins. 4-car
gssrags; nov being successfully operated.
tu1nished ooo N SasssRee easR s5oe 51ss
DaidHCc' SyOU per mOntn. WASHINGTON L.
Zane. realtors; 1915 King ST.. Alexandria,
FORCED 10 Aak SELL Or 81 LEASE ,bv illness
ing alleys, 10 alleys. under same manage
ment for over 10 successful years: located
business district, sos King St. Alexandra,
Va; any reasonable proposition consid-
King atty, Ioi 3. Wash.. i" St. Alex sansas a1s5
INVENTOR of useful devices viii assign
interest interest e To- ps5son sd ssnistins inancial
DISTRICT GROCERY STORE, Southeast.
guaranteed 81. 100 business, barsain Cali
Ludlow 20s2 before $50 am. 49,
PARKING, garage and gasoline service
station CAPACITY 30 cars. Prominent
SI. 5000 900 per pIr1 month: Good lease; owner
party Boy es-G, Star. 'S'''e
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. modern, well
equipped: sacrifice for reasonable offer.
TR. 9496: after pm. FIR. 9s97. is
BlLTMcRE ST, NEAR CONN. AVE
Of condition; annual income approx. s5.-
400; cash required. 40G of purchase price
WO. 3226: evenings. 8 to 10.
WILL SELL ON ACCOUNT ILLNESS
SO furnished room apt. house. NV; cash
a4ss ai4Shsd a. room n, house. Mrs. Tisre' AD.
We Purchase Rooming Houses.
NO coMMfssfoN S1SK nosiTo' Po PAY.
Harrington Management Co.
1O1S vermont Ave. NV. EX 6929
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HELP MEN & WOMEN,

BOOKKEEPER; steady position. Arcade
Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont st. NV, per-
sonn.l once. RA. 5000
BOOKKEEPER and general ONCE worker,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS, good pay. Apply
Wolfe & HurwitZ. 931 D st. NV. RE. 1915.
BUYER AND MANAGER wanted for Wash
ington Cd. c. woman's retail stor-. State
experience ard salary desired. Box 3p4-
CASHIER and telephone clerk. permanent
position in an old-established Arm; good
CHOIR DiRECToR. part-time. for Prot
estant church; to train and direct senior
earding training experience and minimum
salary expected to BOX 406-G. Star.
COUPLE, competent, reliable, manage
rooming house, living quarters free, reas.
pay. work light. Box 423-T. Star. IT.
COUPLE, no children, for small poultry
farm, nearby Maryland; comfortable house,
oil heat. with bath; food, good vases: ex-
pect both to work. Write detailed expert
sToecKRooM CLERK For for s defense plant,
54-hour week. Apply Bowen g. Co., Inc.
4712 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md. Must
have release.
WARW0RKERs. welders. operators, punch
press drill press and apprentices, time
keerer: women to work full or part time
basis. Apply mornings, r. 8. Gichner
Ironworks. 1214 Gath st. NV fTNose
employed full time at maximum skill In
cthe~ war industries not eli1ible.s
WANT part-time presser. also women for
alterations on mems work. Box 4oo-T,
Star. 16s
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

|GRIs, 2, colored, Wfsh work % chamber
maids or IA cafeteria: exper.; dGywork
You've WOMAN. eolored, wants lob q day.
y2rses q cook O. maid: bsst Of .. G. fStk
Evening star., 1944-01-15
HELP MEN.

hds nsh ssasy sGooo 0dssn ss2
G1t 1TTo cE2ss Ras 4sfG ssa5 and shop man.
es2 ses2e 'PhGS PATE and VII Window 0 GLASS Co, 1873
AUTO t.n &; GLASS a s. MEN for Govt work, steady;
highest pr@evailing @ wnges. AZ ,,oe oe-day week
Ao}S ho sansay RoTf 9 TeFf
week; permsnent JOB, RefeEral ssaaTd
sfsaea sfts4 pG es'' ch Nr soSs spdd'th' WI 1885,
prelsrred steady lob. 81 Coz per xlnS hour to
AUTo aEcHAN1cs es esn earn earn SIS weekly
op m 70 for sea frame Pen and Whe
alignment machine. fabrication men; porter
and handy man parts runner gqod work.
9' for ksys fs s safes eI Se
auTo @ Tlson oR rRUCk Sys sa earn
type Of work has been cIsssed as not not only only
bonuses i and believe that We We ofierr as hne
Torkng conditions as any sEi,sd mn in
ehanic apply at once to Mr.. Runion. Trew
Motor ca }4th b., and adtn s.s nv csll ca
Applicants must have a referral card from
Sei r. BODY ss2 ss MAN
hnHe PSeee GG HexahdTa nsEG kos 5os5 St. Va
esI saKEH Re wanfsa on bread rolls and buns
SsSITss II s,sis BsSssfy IL Epls Church, Va Phone
BARTENDERs, experienced, Apply Mr..
Roger after. 4:30 pm, Del Rio Restau-
n BIII cIERk s'h and 81 assistant bookkeeper in
wholesale house, must be good penman and
sues and TsekdaSs Tsh hs av
Box Box SSH. s Star eNpe' 'e''e anu +e'''e'''s'
BOY. II or over, to work in glass and
prenticeship and early advancement Ches,
speak. Plate and Window Glass Co, 1929
Roy. colored, for delivery part time eve
nings. Good salary, meals and excellent
tips. Hotel Roosevelt Pharmacy, 10th
ITsa S0Y White to Il sson %efhanfay n I.rr in
eent prsecs sfsxS bos
ing auto shop at school. Gifts. 2002
BOYS, white, 1s years of age and over, to
for steady employment. Columbia Plano
bIuSfRee f4 VI White St mass ns have certificate of
HossI Conn ave and Woodley I'd NV
CLAIMS INVESTIGATOR, by established
essena poson ABLY
ogn> , handwritins, giving references. Box
6nnSG 1nT,G' Star. aar..a whit. svn.r,on..s ~
oRer need appy sest wases eeo Eamons
st nT Hsih ana LamSns nSoa
sod, fountain or, restaurant experience:
nj apply ae4 18th sn st. w
X n
an hour. Icons Delicatessen, 1131 14th
DisHWAsHER, pleasant working condi-
days; Sa3 week. McReynolds Pharmacy,
pisaH&saEse pa Vas 4 e'?; ?s;eo!er.d man, for griy...
IisHWAsHER, COL, for drugstore. steady,
GapltSI Phcy, sth and =. Car. Li 1900:
sad soe Tass sa sss ssS &. sosd rsSns
5sI SIyEK lssse ,.9. %:s4,ns \ d:sutors
IA II !. :sss ,s permanent ~
PFsSSTIiGi$SSsS $SS issA sSs r.a,,r,
ENGINEER. I'd Class, S~G niehtwork: h ri; stcker
Apply chief engineer 3f20 Upton st. NV.
salary. nice place to work. Cathedral
FIFEMAN. colored. daywork. ! hrs. meals
and laundry, Apply chief engineer, 3T2O
u.ton St NV: between I'm. and pm
Arcade Sunshine Co. 713 Lamont st. NV,
personnel once. RA. 5000.
Gas STATION ATTENDANTS (3). no ex-
perience necessary; good hours and good
salary: Davis Service Center, 1929 goth
HOTEL DESK CLERK for daywork Ap-
ASSlStanf 10 ortr
Hotel Conn. ave. and Woodiey I'd NV.
JANIIOk, for strong church, which pays
MAN, young, colored, for light porter and
delivery work in small neishborhood drug
store. Good salary and pleasant surround
Do. 1900.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
SITUATIONS AEA


ACCOUNTANT or once manager
desree: 10 years with. last employer. ase
tire eHuIa Hat ros,tion sss yh A.
Hall Haqoydl;s,,B rds ,B.altimoEs Iii Is: Nd; is.
hCCOUNTANT- T-AUDITOR, income tax re-
ports prepared books started, kept part
CHai,FsaS,p 11mei Tsaf RA l42s or RA. 2417. I7'
lon; top salary expected; references given.
Box 35S-T, Star 1ss
IANIToR wants Job with quarters: ton
salary sxpected; references given. BOX
MAN, %, married. child, draft exempt
marc and sincere worker. able to grasp
Quickly. capable CT a responsible position
accustomed to meeting public, experienced
n M nnf nee business. manasing gasoline sta
rion LIQUOR store. also good salesman,
ton tic Of aay sort; mirimum. s5s wes:iy;
pIt 3 refsrences. Cal! Union 4o25 17s
rAINTEK: sixteen years' experience, wants
Toak. Tork with n, reliasle Arm. good color man.
pRESSER. exn.rierced' TR. 4Oo4
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant.
Fsde-sl fpd LEGAL tax returns prepe red
Sl4 Sheridan st. NV GE. 1884. 16s
Evening star., 1944-01-15

PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNS
Out Ga. ave. 5 miles to Glenmont.
Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
CLAIMS EXAMINER

For progressive automobile insurance COM
pany. Once work, supervising handling Of
Claims on Nation wide basis. Leeal train.
ing and adjusting experience desired, but
will consider satisfactory experience in lieu
| OF law education. All replies confidential
our smployes know Of this. advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
DISHWASHERS
ATTORNEY,

CARGO HANDLERS,
For major airlines, ages 17-45: permanent
positions. 1905 essential war work. Apply
II available, personnel dept, Hanger 5.
Pennsylvania Central Airlines, Washington
National Airport.
CENTRAL AIR LINES will
consider men with q general idea Of
RADIO
To train for openings in our radio division.
excellent opportunity for men who qualify
and are draft deferred Apply II available,
personnel dept, Hanger No. 3. WASHINGTON
National Airport.
DANCING INSTRUCTORS.
Opening for ex-servicemen--Nationa lily
famous dance stCdio will select q few
servicemen who have been honorably dis
charged from the Army to train for
teaching positions. Apply in person, 10
to 12 m. or to 8 pm. Arthur Murray's
Studio, ll01 Conn ave. NV
Evening star., 1944-01-15

We Purchase Rooming Houses.
QUICK ACTIONi
NO COMMISSION TO PAY.
Harrington MANAGEMENT Co.
101S Vermont Ave NV. EX. 6929
Ewes. Shepherd S436.
Evening star., 1944-01-15
Statesmen

Assured Postwar Employment.
Essential industry, starting to rebuild
sales dept. Territory covers District Of
Columbia and vicinity. Product is service
rendered by separate dept. Salary will
BOX 29-G Star
Evening star., 1944-01-15

Floor Sanders and FiniSherS.
Call NO. 22l5.
MATCHMAKER
To work in Q fne jewelry store, pleaSant
working conditions, excellent salary.
SWOPE JEWELRY CO..
lila st. NV.
Fountain and Concession Mgr,
Over draft age; unusual opportunity for
man capable of producing results; will
start the right man at
$75 Per Week,
With opportunity for advancement with
one Of the LARGEST operators in the busi-
ness. Phone for. appointment, EN-. 500,
ask for Mr. Bernhart
BELLMEN, COLORED,
Well groomed. good personality, expert
enced. intelligent man; permanent position.
immediate opening. Apply in person to
managers ONCE. Hotel Roosevelt, 18th and
SITS. NV
Evening star., 1944-01-15
HGLp MEN.
MECHAN

lopportunity for permanent poBition With
ieading dealer. AppIy Mr.. Joyce. oS7 n
Evening star., 1944-01-15

Plans for 1914 and postwar days permit
US to ofier representative living in above
sion program. You service, collect and
sell after complete training on salary. then
given territory with SOC repeat business
Pleasant, dienified business with 43-yr.-
old organization. II not in war work. see
MI. aSy siaaSksrd, I7o2 g s.. nv; .
Evening star., 1944-01-15

NAVAL OFFICER witnessing accident Thurs
day Dec %, 1943, at Goth and E sts, n W,
at pm, please communicate with James
Rldo DI 0QAS
Evening star., 1944-01-15
RADIO REPAIRS.

FOR all types building repairs, rsmodelin,
land alterations: any location; 80 yeafi
service; loEeet pftcesi guar. work.
Evening star., 1944-01-15

ELEVATOR OPERATORS.
'Colored. well eroomed. attractive size IL
or IA; permanent position, immediate
MANAGERS once. Hotel Roosevelt, 18th at v
st. NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
Preferably living in Bethesda. Chevy Chase
SECTION; 5La.day week. good working con-
dltlons. Call Mr.. Martin. WI. 1898
Evening star., 1944-01-15

TYPIST
For branch once of large fire insurance
CO.; knowledge Of shorthand desirable but
not essential; 5-day week, permanent DO
sition, good salary.
National Liberty Ins. Co.,
MA 5753 15oo ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

check. just put Kay Brown on it.
Don't put any more names on 1t.
My name is just Kay Brown. and
those two will be enough when you
are making out a check for me.
Sincerely yours.
Kay Brown
"P.S. My name is simply Kay
Brown"
Strengthening out such mix ups
is fairly easy. but some Of the
problems put up to the Field
Branch are much more knotty.
Here's an example.
Hs Wiz Vas . MytA
REcENrLY my son visited me
for a few days, and overstayed his
leave. When he returned to his
base he gave his commanding Off
Ger the excuse that he got married.
His commanding officer told him
to make out allotment papers for
his wife. Rather than admit he
was lying. he made out allotment
papers. and used his sister name.
As a result, the Navy has been
sending a check monthly to my
house. supposedly for my sons
wife. When the first check came. l
did not cash it. Since then l have
received ten other checks. am
enclosing the eleven checks with
this letter. request that no more
checks be sent. When l recently
heard from my boy from overseas,
he told me to turn these checks
back to the Navy"
The Field Branch thanked her
for the checks, and referred the
rest of the matter to Washington.
rather hoping that the Navy would
forgive and forget.
But of the $780, 900 to ZOO 900
letters that the Field Branch re-
ceives every month. this is the
kind that gives Field Branch work
ers the warmest glow.
WE Deaf NeoA r.
WoN'T. you please send this
money to my husband? He has 50
much taken out of his check that
he has barely five dollars a week
for himself. can manage we'll on
the $50 you send me and don't
need the extra $40 allotment. We
don't need it and know he does.
He didn't have enough money to
see the sights after being trans
ferred. cried when l found this
out. Just send him his money
and don't pay any attention to
him if he says he doesn't need it."
Obviously. the Field Branch
couldn't do it. But it's a nice
sentiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
200, 0o0 letters . month
come to the Navy Field
Branch. Look ut these.

but received my allotment
check this morning and our cocker
spaniel carried it to the fireplace
and it burned. He's never done
such a thing before. and after
spanking him. I'm sure he won't
again. What shall l do? I'm terri
bly, sorry and so is he"
At the Field Branch Of the
Navy Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts. the solution Of this
Navy wife's problem was all in the
days work. She got another check.
But when you are conduct
ing banking services for some
3.5oo, 900 Navy men and women.
~ this Field Branch is- you GER
i.inly get some posers.
A wife in Illinois asks the Navy
to build her home "a place
where l can raise my own vege-
tables and chickens. Please ar
range for it to be located in the
suburbs of Chicago"
A mother in Montana requests
that she be furnished a layette.
Teeth Troah1o
A RECENTLY discharged sailor de-
mands that the Navy furnish him
a set Of upper teeth to replace
those extracted when he was in
training. And: IF l don't hear
from you. I will 90 to Washington
with this matter"
From Missouri mother writes:
Our little boy chewed my allot-
ment check in half. Can you please
send US another one?"
She got her request. even though
most of the others had to be salts
fed with tactful turn-downs.
Since the Field Branch, operat-
ing from former department store
in downtown Cleveland. does an
average monthly business of $780,
coo. 600. and deals with an esti-
mated 0.OOO. 900 dependents. rel
atives and friends of Navy person
mel. it naturally gets some COM
plants. One which the Field
Branch considers . classic came
from . woman whose name
had been incorrectly entered
on the records.
Il am sending this check back
because again you have put an ex-
ira name on it. My name is Kay
Brown. Simply. Kay Brown. That
is the correct name to put on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Clio Challenges
Little Steel Basis
In GIN Demand

President Roosevelts hold the
line policy Will be tested here for
the first time when the UAW-CIO
and General Motors Corp. 20 be-
fore a War Labor Board panel
today in the Penobscot Building.
The union IS demanding a pay
raise based on increased living
costs Hllhin the last tnn- Iearz-
an issue that challenges the Little
Steel formula.
Also sought by the union is A
guaranteed 4S-hour work week or
lis equivalent in pay If there is
insufficient work. establishment Of
"A postwar employment security
fund for employees and changes in
the seniority and steward system
setup
The corporation seeks dScon-
unuanCe Of the membership main
tenance clause and INSTITUTION II
incentive pay plans 70 boost pro-
ductlon IN It's plants.
The panel comprises Walter
White representing dustry;
James Carey national Go secre-
tary for labor, and Ralph Ziegler.
Detroit attorney and publisher,
who Is public member and chair
man
n w Anderson, GIN vice presi-
dent i'm charge Of labor relation
ship, Will represent the company.
While Walter p. Reuther, vice
president Of the Go in charge OF
the GM department, will head the
union committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
London Jdi|s
Called Better

A London bobby" Sgt. John
G.. Parker. "a, on the London
metropolitan police force for IL
years. inspected the Detroit city
Jail today and found it less COM
Portable than the larger English
baStileS.
sgt. Parker now training in the
RAE Pert Arthur Ont en-
loan from the London police
force Was in the city on five
day furouGh.
"Our big jails are very mod
ern," he said, although l must
say some of the outlying dis
trictS still have their black
holes of Calcutta,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Swiss Down Maj Plane

LONDON. Jan. 3 uNS) Swiss
fighter planes were reported today
Ia have shot down a tWin-engined
German fighter which few over
Swiss territory Saturday and
failed 10 land when ordered TO
QO so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Accidents
Hill l6O
~ nIted Pres.

- least $50 persons we're killed
during the two-daY New Year
holiday weekend with more than
100 lives lost in traffic accidents.
California and Illinois led the
nation with Al least 20 deaths in
each state Nineteen persons
We're killed IN traffic accidents in
Illinois 2-lAaLD- L~llInd- IA HAS
hap. involving automobiles in
California
-Four dr0WuinC> We're reported.
and several suicides ,welled the
total of nontrattic deaths to SO.
including fatalities from railroad
accidents and fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Married so Years

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hatch II
1894 Hardwood today were cele-
brating their golden wedding an
niversary. They were married in
Port Huron and have lived IN
Detroit 81 wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
BELOW LAST YEAR

The total number Of accident,
was slightly below the same
period last year and only three
drivers were charged with drunk
on driving Thirty were held
for reckless driving
Dazed five minutes earlier
when her husbands car was
STUCK by ahothcr, MIS- Randlc-
was killed after Second motor
Isl rammcd into then parked CIR
Al the fireman and Southusld
parkway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
Autos XIII Six;
100 Injured in
State Accidents

Six persons were dead one Of
them in Detroit. and more than
100 were injured n/tratiicl acct
dents in hesitate over the week
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03

The dead
Mrs Emma RandlcS -. of 1927
Mill Lincoln Park. Thomas Cox.
26. and Miss Matte Duncan, II
Of Benton llarbor Mrs Vivian
BailH7afi - eli if,4+-fft- T.! dl+A
Lea Gordon, Il, OF FarWell End
Adolph OStrander -, of Grand
RaBidS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-03
n Was Just A ioki


II WAS luSt a iokc bHn-
rrntr explained Not t"ot>
are q general thing around IN"
plant We didn't realize ~
would be- serious
rnf .00t is defined hN f~
rrnEarfor> 81, The placing of
'Lhfei Ue'ch hc'vCr0 tnc
ole and upper part ~ an un-
',uspcetWc No'Im Shoe
Nrrno Wa>.ru>Lcd i1 ECrcNrc
Hospital yesterday ~ So y M
h' G'rd >e,cn hours later Ne
came hcio from Pennsylvania SIS
months $50 Narno has -four
brother, and q sister Throe of
fHe brothers lNe IN pcWort.
Evening star., 1944-09-18
Scattered Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Lack Support
BY VICTOR.EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Scattered
favorites operated on the upside in
todays stock market, but many
leaders lacked the necessary bidding
fuel.
The Allied sweep in Germany and
Holland again proved handicap
for investment contingents which
felt that neutral territory market
wise was preferable in view of a pos
sible quick collapse of the Nazis with
reconversion apprehension revived
at home.
Some potential purchasers also
held aloof to await more definite
clues to the November election.
Peace and war stocks were equally
neglected although selected avia-
tions, which had dawdled most of
the day, strengthened toward the
close.
The ticker tape loafed from the
start and turnover OF around $4,000
shares was another of the smallest
for the year to date. Prices were
pretty well mixed near the finish.
Numerous pivotals were unchanged
and variations mostly were in minor
fractions.
Douglas Aircraft rose about
points to new 1914 top. Supported
also were Sears Roebuck, American
Telephone, National Distillers, d.
Pont, Allied Chemical, Westinghouse
and Goodyear. Under water the
greater part of the time were U. S
Steel, Southern Pacific, Chrysler
Texas Co, Montgomery Ward and
Western Union "a"
Bonds were narrow.
Evening star., 1944-09-18
Moscow to Include
u. S. Goods at Fair
By the Associated Press.

oy tue ASsOCihteo EIebS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Leading
United States manufacturers soon
will be invited to participate in a
permanent Soviet industrial sample
fair In Moscow, says Business Week,
trade magazine.
Invitations will be extended by
the Soviet Union Chamber of Com
merce and arrangements will be
handled by the Russian govern
ment's Amtorg Trading Corp, the
publication says.
All expenses from the Soviet port
Of entry to Moscow will be paid by
the Russians and special catalogue
of American machinery will be
started at once for circulation In
the Soviet Union, the report adds
Evening star., 1944-09-18
Chicoao Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s Up war Food
-Salable hogs. 5000;
total, l2.5o0: active, fully steady; COM
plete clearance early: good and choice 150-
$40 pounds. 14,75; weights over 240
pounds and good and choice sovs, 400;
few ley n medium to choice 120-14o pounds
salable cattle, $4,000; total, $4,000;
salable calves, 1900; total, 1000: slaugh-
ter steers and yearlings generally 25 cents
higher, instances 40 cents UP on medium
to good grades: abridged receipts main
stimulating influence; other killing prices
strong to % cents, higher: stock cattle
weak; about 70 loads Western grassers in
receipts, mainly beef cows and stoskers
Is. 90; top, 1898; best heifers, 17.25;
Western grass heifers. 1900 down: strictly
good range cows to 400: cutter, -7.75
down; bulls very scarce; vealers,. 1875
down; most stock cattle, 1o,e5-13,00;
enough done early to establish market;
scattered small lots good and choice native
spring lambs, steady at 14.25-14 so: most
bids 14.00-14 25. but bulk good and
choice native spring lambs held 1870 or
slightly above; asking stronger on shorn
native ewes or above 500 for good and
choice kind