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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19

tion with Chardon Avenue.
Moffett Avenue at it's intersection
with East King Street.
The alley in the rear of the
business section of Main Street,
at it's intersection with Water
Street, and at its intersection
with Court Street
Section 2:
No driver or operator Of We
hicle shall disobey the instruc-
tions of the traffic control
device placed at the intersections
set forth in Section I above,
directed by a police officer.
Section 3:
Any person who violates the
provisions of this ordinance, or
any section thereof, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined as herein provided:
(a) For the first offense thereof,
be fined not more than $780,
90 and costs of prosecution.
(b) For the second offense with
in one year thereafter, be
fined not less than $1,000
nor more than $4,000, or
imprisoned in the County
Jail not more than ten days,
or both.
(c) For a third or subsequent
offense within one year after
the first offense, shall be
fined not less than $500
nor more than $4,000, or
imprisoned in the County
Jail not more than thirty
days or both.
Section Al:
This ordinance shall take effect
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bid must contain the name of
every person interested therein and
shall be accompanied by bid
bond or by a certified check pay,
able to the order of Mrs. Jenrie
C. Davidson, Clerk Treasurer of the
Board Of Education, in an amount
equal to or greater than five per
cent (5T6) of the bid submitted,
and conditioned that If the bid be
accepted contract will be entered
into and the performance of ii
properly secured.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish a Surety Com
pany performance bond satisfac-
tory to the Owner. in the sum
equal to one hundred per cent
G00 cd of the amount of his
contract.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids and to award contracts on
the basis of the lowest. responsible
bid.
BY order of the Board of Edu-
cation of the Chardon Local School
District, Chardon, Ohio.
JENNIE c. DAVIDSON
4c27 Clerk-Treasurer
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ORDINANCE NO. 176
AN ORDINANCE
Amending and suDplementin

Amending and supplementtng
Section II, Ordinance No. 176
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council
of the Village of CharooL, Ohio,
as follows:
That so much of Section II,
Ordinance No. 176, as reads
Court Street: said vehicles shall
not park on South side of
said street from it's intersec-'
tion with Alley in rear of Main
Street to it's intersection with
Washington Street;
shall be, and hereby is, amended
to read as follows:
Court Street,: said vehicles
shall not park on the South
side of said street from it's
intersection with Main Street
to its intersection with Wash
ington Street and said vehicles
shall not park on the North
tance of 200 feet West of the
intersection of said street with
Main Street.
That so much Of Section IT.,
Ordinance No. 176, as reads
South Street: said vehicle shall
not park on East side of said
street:
shall be, and hereby is, amended
to read as follows:
South Street: said vehicles
shall not park on East side of
$ said street and said vehicles
shall not park on West side of
said street for a distance of
800 feet from the intersect ton
of said street with South Park
Street
THIS ORDINANCE is hereby de-
clared to be an emergency meas
ure, necessary for the Immediate
preservation of the public health,
safety and welfare of the residents
of the Village of Chardon, Ohio
and shall take effect Immediately
upon its first publication.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS,
DAY OF JUNE, 1852.
Vain Parsons. Pres. of Council
ATTEST: Jennie c. Davidson,
Village Clerk.
APPROVED: d. c. Muchmore,
2c25 Mayor
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE CHARDON PUBLlC
LIBRARY BUDGET

Notice is hereby given that on
the iith day Of July 1852, at 4:8O
O'Clock P. NJ, a public hearing
viii be held on the Budget pre-
pared by the Board Of trustees
of Chardon Public Library OF
Geauga County, Ohio, for the next
succeeding fiscal year ending de-
cember 31st, 1853.
Such hearing will be held at the
office of the Public Library.
Anna Clause
1c25 Clerk Treasurer
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coNNEAUT AREA

BIood's Electric Soles 226 Moin ST.
conneovt Groin & Fuel Co. 333-35 Broad 81.
Foley 8 Foley Plumbers 2l3 wosansson ST.
Fortune Byen Co. .... 2o2-o4 Mqin s..
n. l. Harrington /. Baldwin Rd., RID ~
Wliiom Kehoe Plbs. & Htg. 353 Stots 81.
loke Shore Home Appliance. 1901 Doy 81.
Moyfos Sales & Service. @62 Ssote 81.
Norge Electric ...s.. $50 Broad 81.
Sanger Electric. Il. Main & Broad Sss
Clyde Smith Electric ... 567 Liberty 81.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19

at public auction, at the door of
the Court House in Chardon, Ohio.
in the above named County, on
Friday the 9Th day of June 1852,
at 200 o'clock, PM, the life estate
of c, E. Mcintosh the following
described real estate, situate in
the County of Geauga and State
Claridon to-wit:
Situated in the Township of
Claridon, County of Geauga and
Grantor's life estate:
First Parcel: Being part of Lot
No. IL in the Holmes Tract in
said Township. Beginning at the
southeast corner of land decided
by G. E. Kibler to Clare A. Will
east 6 chains and IS links to land
Watts; thence south "a ID deg.
east chains and SO links; thence
% deg west chains and 4 links
to the South line of said Lot No.
IL; thence north 81 deg. west
along lot line chains and 95 links
tanning 2.44 acres of land more or
less.
Second Parcel: Situated in the
Geauga, and State of Ohio, being
part of Lot No. IL in the Holmes
Tract, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of land decided by G.. E. Kibler
to Clare A. Williams; thence east
81 1-2, deg. east chains and !
link to the west line of 40 3-4
acres of land decided by w. Bruse
to Harvey A. Watts; thence south
2 1-2 deg. west chains and 70
links to land of Alice A. Kellogg;
thence north 81 1-2 deg. west
along said Kellogg's north line s
chains and Al links to the east
by G; e. Kibler; thence north
| line chains and 92 links to the
place Of beginning containing
and 80 hundredths acres of land
more or less.
Third Parcel: Situated in the
Township of Claridon, County OF
Geauga, and State of Ohio. and
known as part of Lot No. IL In
the Holmes Tract, and bounded as
follows: Beginning on the south
of the highway running north ano
south through said Lot No. IL
thence north 19 deg. along the
center of said highway 13 chain:
and 2 links to land of Almeda
Treat; thence east along Treat!
south line chains and Is link!
to lands formerly owned by Luciu
T. Wilmot; thence south 10 deg
West 13 chains and links to th'
south line of said Lot No. IL
thence west along said Lot lin
s chains and 70 links to the cente
Of said North and South highway
and the place of beginning. Con
tanning 10 acres of land, more o
less. Excepting from the abov
premises 9.75 acres conveyed b
, Phebe Mcintosh to Allie V. Nc
Intosh by deed dated May Z, 1922
and recorded in Vol. 167, p. SIG Q
: Geauga County Records of Deed:
Excepting and reserving lif
estate granted to the Granto
> herein by deed of Phebe McIntos
dated 4th of April, 1910 and re
> corded Dec. 10, 1945. Descriptio
taken from Vol. 233. p. SO {
. Geauga County Records of Deeds
Said Premises Located at Clarido
' Township.
/, Said Premises Appraised {
100000 and cannot be sold for les
/, than two-thirds of that amour
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
= E. JOHN Phelps
/, Sheriff of Geauga County, Ohio
Emanuel McGregor, Attorney
l. 4c25
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
CanI Code. Sec 2293-2S

SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at the office of the CLERK
of the Board of Education of
Chardon Local School District,
until II o'clock noon of July II,
1852, for the purchase of bonds
of said School District, in the
aggregate amount of $9O,OOO.O0,
dated the 1st day of July, 1882,
and bearing interest at the rate
now estimated at per cent: per
annum, payable semi annually be-
ginning March l, 1868 issued for
the. purpose of completing the
construction and furnishing fire
proof addition, called Stages 2 q
to the present new school
building. and under authority Of
the laws of Ohio and of Section
4834-lO of the General Code of
Ohio, and under and in accordance
with certain Resolution of the
Board of Education of said School
District, entitled: Resolution to
Issue Bonds after Submission to
the Electors passed on the 9th day
of May, 1852.
Said Bonds are of the denomin-
alton and mature respectively as
follows:
Bonds No. IA 100000 each
mature September l, 1853.
Bonds No. 5-S 100000 each
mature September l, 1854.
Bonds No. 9-12 100000 each
mature September l. 1855.
Bonds No. 1916 100000 each
mature September 1, isSs; Gn% oo e.cn
mature September /, 1857.
Bonds No. 21-24 100000 each
mature September /, 1858.
Bonds MOI 25-2s 100000 each
mature September l, 1853.
Bonds No. 1882 100000 each
mature September l, 1860.
Bonds No. 1896 100000 each
mature September !: 1851; ,
Bonds No. 37-40 100000 each
mature September 1, 1862.
Bonds No. Alas 100000 each
mature September !. 1868;
bonds No. 46-49 100000 each
mature September 1, 1864.
Bonds No. 50-53 100000 each
Bonds No. 54-57 100000 each
mature September l. 1866.
Bonds No 1851 $1,000:O0 each
mature September l., 1867:
Bonds NO. 62-65 100000 eacf
mature September l, 1868.
Bonds No. $3.50 100000 eacf
Bonds No. 1918 100000 eact
mature September l. 1870; -,
Bonds No. TAFT 100000 eact
mature nnns September l. a. 1874 saa oo soo,
mature September /. 1872.
Bonds No. S2-S5 100000 eacf
mature September /, 1878.
Bonds No. $500 100000 eacf
mature September l, 1874.
Any one desiring to do so ma
present a bid or bids for sal
bonds based upon their bearing
specified in the advertisement
provided however, that where
fractional interest rate is bid sue
fraction shall be one-quarter {
l per cent, or multiples thereof.
Said bonds will be sold to tn
highest bidder, at the time an
place above mentioned, at not les
than par and accrued interest.
Bids may be made upon all {
any number of bonds of this issu
ALI bids must state the numbt
of bonds bid for and the gros
amount of bid and accrued inter
est to date of delivery.
All bids must be accompanied
certified check drawn In fave
of the Board of Education of tt
the sum of 100000.
The Board of Education of sa
School District reserves the priv
lege to reject any and all bids.
Bids should be sealed and el
dorsed Bids for School Buildir
Bonds"
Board of Education of the Cha
don Local School District, Geaut
County, Ohio June 7. 1852.
Jennie c. Davidson,
3c27 Clerk
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON TAX BUDGET

Two copies of the Tax Budget
as tentatively adopted for the
Township of Hambden In Geausa
County, Ohio, are on file IN the
office of the clerk of said Town
ship. These are for public inspeec;;
tion; and a Public Hearing on said
Budget will be held at the IoWn
Hall in said Township. on Tues
day, the lst day of July 1852, at
8 O'clock p. NJ. n. Il: Rnoues
1c25 Clerk of Hambden Twp.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19
oRDINANCE NO. 200

An Ordinance to Fix Salaries and
Compensation Of Certain Officers
and Employees of the Village OF
Chardon, Ohio.
Be Ii Ordained by the Council of
the Village of Chardon. o.
Section /: That the salary and
compensation of the Marshall of
the Village of Chardon, Ohio, shall
not exceed the sum of $4,000 per
month, payable on the 18th ana
last day of each and every month
out of the General Safety Fund Of
said Village.
Section 2; That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after the earliest period
allowed by law, and all ordinances
and parts of ordinances inconsis-
tent herewith are hereby repealed.
Passed and adopted this 9Th day
of June, 1852.
d. G. Muchmore
Mayor
Attest: Jennie G.. Davidson
Village Clerk 2c25
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section L:
The Following named streets at
the intersections herein desig-
mated are hereby declared to be
stop streets for all vehicular
traffic:
The following named streets at
their intersection with South
Street:
Claridon Road
Park Avenue
Moffett Avenue
Randall Court
The following named streets at
their intersection with Water
Street:
Main Street
Tilden Avenue
Ferris Avenue
Washington Street
Cherry Avenue
Munson Center Road
The following named streets at
their intersection with Center
Street:
Fifth Avenue
Cherry Avenue
Washington Street
The following named streets at
their intersection with North
Street:
Allynd Boulevard
Fifth Avenue
Chardon Avenue
The following named streets at
their intersection with North
Hambden Street:
Maple Avenue
Huntington Street
Grant Street
Battles Court
East Park Street
The following named streets at
their intersection with South
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE MUNSON TOWNSHIP
BUDGET

the % 18th day Of July, 1852, at 500
o'clock P. NJ, public hearing
will be held on the Budget pre-
pared by the Township trustees
of Munson Township of Geauga
County Ohio, for the next succeSe. ta-,
ing fiscal year ending December
31st, 1858.
Such hearing will be held at
the Munson Town Hall at Fowiers
Mills. Elmore Reynolds
1c25 Township Clerk
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and be in force after the earliest
period allowed by law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS
DAY OF JUNE, 1852.
Vain Parsons, Pres. Of Council
ATTEST: Jennie G. Davidson
Village Clerk
Approved: d. G. Muchmore,
2c25 Mayor
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GENEVA

csnsroi H0rdwcrs & Supply .26 z. Moin 81.
c. A. Eliss B Sea 80. 200 Z. Union 81.
Geneva Hscirieci Appaunees 81 w. Mon 50.
Geneva Hordwure -. ~ W. Mcn 50.
Geneva Pismblns 8 Hsains North Ridge Ecsi
Kcsssn HseRie Co. 56 S. Broadway
Bssirom PhiiHps PibS. & iiig. s Broodwoy
crfFshs Hone & Ayso supply a. Bsoodw0y
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EAiRPoRr

Goodhovseksspins Shop. S12 High 81.
HiII's Hordwore .21s Sixth 81.
HilI's Plumbing. Hsotins & Appliances
6l6 Nigh 81.
Roget Hordwore. 3. $50 High s..
Tsehoar Electric q Hdws.. -. :. sic High 81.
ToVbmon's . ......... 40 High 81.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19

Amidon Home Appliance. Chestnut 50.
Farm Bvrsov co-opsrotivs Jsffersoa
Form & Home supply. Chestnut 81.
Honson Electric. Dossef-bvioh kd.
jefferson Plumbing & Heosing Chestnut Sc.
MichoeI Pelieh won u.
New Lyme SoIes & Service New lyme
Rhodes Electric. 49,. Chestnut ST.
Spinnswsber Super Service Chestnut ST.
D. Tonner Plumbing. Jefferson
Wiiiioms Electric. 80. E. Jefferson 81.
Rock Creek Hardware. Rock Creek
KINcsvIlLE AREA
corson's Apptanee Store -. Knssvire
Gilbert Myers ~. knosvAe
Doan Upholsserins &Appnonees. n. kinssvilis
MADISON AREA
Butes Electric Co.. -. 80 Mon 50.
Form Hscirie Service. -. ITO Main 81.
Charles r. Eekerle -. Chcpei Rd.
Hague Electric Co. RID #3. North Modson
Unionvine Heosins Plumbing. unionviIIs
MENTOR
corston q Shoncie Electric 1862 Mentor Ave.
]. n. MoIoney 4. 1542 Nowlen 81.
Mellon Appiiuncs Co. 1879 Mentor Ave.
Msnsor Hdwe. g AppBonee =. l7oI Mentor Ave.
c. j Winters !. RID ~ Loks Shore Blvd.
r. A. Hcivnd. 3g.s Loks Shore Blvd.
n. Gordon. ssy Presley Ave.
Roymond c. DvFss Broadmoor Rd- RID rs
MlDDlEFlELD AREA
Wnaom z. Hcsissiee J BsRfon-eioomfsld I'd.
MiddieAeld Electric $685. S High 8.
MiddlsAsld Fvsuiiwe 8 8 3 z Hm g.
MiddlsAsld Hordwore: 80 - Z Elm 81.
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MIDDLEEiElD AREA icoosinusd,

MIDDLEFIElD AREA tcootinvsd,
Wiase Hordwors 3. e Hm 81.
Pork -Thuriing PivmbinS g Heoiins
Pohsmon-Thompson I'd. Hvntsbvro
ORWELL AREA
Ames Hordw0re. S. Mopie 50.
H. Z Mitchell Hordwore 3 .. Orwell
Orwell Implement 50 .Oweu
Ryfener Rsfrigsroiion So. Box s6
Smith Rodio Electric ~ Mopls Ave-
Wotson's Hordwore Moin So.
Windsor Hordwore. 80. Windsor
PAINEsvlLLE
Bill Brown Furn. Co.. :. =. AN Ssoie s..
coriisIe-AiIen Co. 80. COS Park n.
Gibbs Electric Co. .224 E. Mon 50.
D. T. Goodich Store 80 NJ Ssofe 81.
Goodyear Service IS 5. Sscts s..
!deo' Ayio Store ..... SON ssoss 81.
esondt " & Appliance
Washington & State SIS.
Modern Home Specially Co. sos Liberty 81.
Sears Roebvek 8 Co.. o5 N. Pork 81.
Bia Smith Store : /. 81 n Sscfe 50.
PERRY
Lake Supply q Electric ::. Norows Rd.
Perry Rcdio Electric. J. 56 Moin 81.
Gen-Roy Plumbing. 3 100 Moin ST.
WuLloUcHBY
Laird Lumber Co.. .ss5 g. HA s..
Sewing Mochine Center {. Is Second 81.
Snyder FvmityFe Co. /. J ~ Erie Sc.
WBovshby H0rdwors Co. : . 3. ! Erie 81.
N Sopph. Us vi"s s.
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hot waern k:mokefuH
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Nlidge Hardware . - z Hm 81.
Potk-Thuring Plumbing 8 Heofns
Pohkmun- Thompson I'd, Hvnisbmc
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Track Asks Governor
To Settle Dispute
By the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. %. - Nat
Herzfeld, president of Tropical
Park, said today he had appealed
to Gov. Fuller Warren to settle
the f1nger-printing dispute which
threatens to delay the Thanks
giving Day start of Florida's horse
racing season.
II asked the Governor to use his
good Offices in bringing about some
settlement of this controversy
Herzfeld said in a statement.
"We are going right ahead with
plans for our scheduled Thanks
giving Day opening and we are
hoping for the best"
Herzfeld's telegram to Gov. War
ren followed similar message
sent last night by the Horsemen's
Benevolent and Protective Asso-
citation.
The Governor was in Sea Island
Ga. Reached by telephone last
night, he refused comment until
he returned to Tallahassee late
today or tomorrow.
In the telegram, the HBPA
asked Warren to order enforce
ment of the f1nger-printing regu-
lation held up until the Florida
Supreme Court acts on an appeal
The controversy grew out of a
1851 State law requiring all pari-
mutuel permit holders to be finger
printed and photographed.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
No'Hitch Expected
In PimIico Settlement
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. %. - The
official transfer Of control oi
Pimlico race track has been de.
|layed. but the lawyer representing
the buyers said today there's nc
doubt it will go through.
"We expect to settle at an early
date" Attorney Jacob Hartman
said.
Hartman said he has negotiated
ian agreement with holders of q
majority Of Pimlico stock to sell tc
his clients, Cary c. Boshamer and
Herman and Benjamin Cohen. The
lawyer said the three men have
contracted to buy more than co.
1886 of the tracks 10000 shares
Hint that a hitch might develop
had come from Milton A. Reckord
Pimlico president. He called q
meeting Of the board Of directors
for next Tuesday following yes
terday's announcement by Kart
man.
Under the agreement for the
original voting trust setup at
Pimlico," Reckord said. "it was
agreed that members of the voting
trust would not sell their Pimlico
stock until first offering it to the
directors Of the track.
Therefore, Tuesdays directors
meeting has been called to give
the voting trust members the op-
portunity to comply with this
agreement"
Evening star., 1952-11-23
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. 22 l1 tUsDAl.-,-salable
hogs 100 total LOCO !estimate,de; ;,a com,
!. 90 lower; soWs. H 5o-75 lower; at the week
load choice 20O-pound butchers with most
1890. Closing bulk Choice 230-270 pound
800 pound weights at i6.o0-lS.95. seWs
i0l salabie e'Oc cattle. soo testimated,; total
yesrlinss Yea hsAi under 1850 pounds and prime
/. 1.050-1 300 pound steers mostly, steady,
other weights choice and prime, 80, to 1.5C
evenly. 80, to 300 lower than last weeks
dull and lower close, on such cattle; ex-
tremes 800 lower than two weeks. ago.
other snoce 0Ser COWS 90
lower; bulls so to 1.50 lower; vealers. 800
lover anf o as5s H
FED steers. s65o-$7 90; bulk choice sne
low good. 1S5O-24. 90; cutter steers down
Ito 1900; few sales high choice and prime
most choice, heifers, 29.00-32, 80; com
mercial to low choice. unevenly 1850;
SS5o utility down to utility and
commercial bulls. 16.5O-2O. 90; canner bulls
Sese to % Gull i anG ST uay RE@
600-17 90; good and choice feeding steers
and yearlings. 22.50-2S.5O; medium re-
placement steers. late down to 1900;
mixed good and choice stock steers. calves,
I26 .00-2S.50
Salable sheep. 8 (estimated); total not
and fed Western lambs in full fleece. SO
to LOO lower; shorn fed lambs and yearl-
fat lambs at new @ low for November c since
1945; early top wooled lambs 22 so. clos
ing load lot top 22.O0 on both woolskinS
and 107-pound fed shorn lambs top yearl-
ings. early 1900; best late. 1850; bulk
high good to prime wooled lambs. 81 90
22. 90; not many fed wooled lambs above
21.50: bulk shorn lambs, 20.75-21 so;
Gull natives bulked at lO.OO-13. so; under
weights. S.O0-10.O0; bulk good to choice
Iyearlings, 16.00-1S.50; bulk Gull to good
Montana ewes. $50; one good to choice
load Montanas. 500.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Produce Morket Quotations

and commercial sausage bulls 100.
mercial srade Is'So-Ss.o0. Gamer ' and
edum nSsifr 6as sd rood 4 Small :appy
ers, feeders and stock calves, 23.50-27 .25.
mostly good at $500 and above. Common
and medium 20.00-23.25, inferior and
common 335-s21 pound averages, 100.
1900.
Calves compared week ago-Cuil and
utility grades closed 100. and 200 lower
e s% oss so1ts s s ons ss Ss
yield early in week. 37.5o-ss. 90. eiS best
price late 81 90. Bulk mixed lots good
to prime ,2S00-35.00. Utility and com.
mercial largely 1S.O0--25:00 but some
late sales utility down to 1900 or under
Culls range 10.00-1S00 in most cases.
Hogs compared week ago-Barrows and
sss soKs sesnE @osfy l49 pounds and snd
pound barrows and gifts. il. .5o-i7.75;
24O-260-pounds. l7.O0-17 so; 260-3OG
pounds; 16.25-I6.75; over 900 pounds,
1872 down; 12O-l40 pounds. 15.0O-16.25;
400 pounds, 14.75-15.75; 4OO-45O, 1878.
l4.75; heavier weights 1875 down de.
pending on weight and condition ttaes
generally discounted 100000 from price
OF same weight sows.
Sheep compared week ago - Wool
slaughter lambs and ewes steady. mostly
mixed good to prime 66-1 00-pound wool
slaughter. shI,seIr lambs, 23.oQ-25: 90; utility to
q so; few Gull 1855 pounds. 10 00-13' 90:
wooled ewes. 6.o0-7.O0.