davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BOATS Cont

lift. HYDRO; seats 2; used
summer: has steering wheel; per-
p6t iect condition: $lo9. TU. 1447.
BOAT AND MOTOR-Good cond.; {;
Sae1p SS9aeap slS iSr t,SMs Suick sale. Call WA.
135 class; full race v-s-s0
eng; all extras: hull perfect; raced
In Pres. Cup regatta; beaut. outfit:
must be seen; 500. Rockville 1924.
FOR SALE--Person interested in buy
ing the specially built speedboat,
used Tor running speedboat rides at
EaGsvint, Asins Point and TAKING OVER
did opportunity. Cali AP. 1860.
WANTED-2nd-hand fiat bottom row.
eSaI eSati IL It.; good condition. OIL.
sAMBoAT. II IT. 8 in; Natl. One
sale: $3.50. AP. 9548 ewes.
1947 CRUISEALONG 20-ft. cabin
cruiser; sleeps two; completely re-
quick sale; $1,4s5. AID. sss3. '''
STEELCRAFT 1946 sedan cruiser.
2S-it. Chrysler Ace, $1,000 or best
o1er. OWNER, EN-. 9512. ewes.
1852 CHRIS-CRAFT, custom sedan
22 feet. with 156-hp. c. c. motor:
run less than 80 hours; speed up
toiet 70 mes fWin mnstr per hSSr complete With
shield wiper, cigarette lighter. spot
light. extra prop. boat hook. cockpit
cover, lenders. anchor. lines. SWIM
ming ladder and 31-gallon gas.
Bsauttful inside and out. Asking
Cali or. sSos Tor PM Information M Ito ptaSe and
demonstration.
TRUsCOTT a EXPRESS CRUISER
With hard top. "a It.. 93-h.p. Chrys-
locker. good speed. hull and engine
IN excellent condition; below market
e. stoSs Ss'73o. 90 BE-, R. z: sIMoNs. White
1852 CENTURY, 2o-ft. seamaid with
SsrtiSic TnIifIcrafs AZ .S l5s h;p motor; con-
light Sa. and cover; used so hours;
1852 CENTURY. 1e-ft. resorter with
Chrysler los h.p. motor: convertible
Hours: SSSSi sies sa,bS5lD PbSSp5D and eover' used 20
1850 sTEELcRAFT. 2s-ft. sedan;
lsggil e 1sS SSSjrrr1cRArr. as-n. sedan;
1:rT: OWENS, sedan; new chrysler
115 h.p. motor; ship-to- shore phone
194s HIGGINS. 26-ft. sedan; 49,
hps hhp Chrysler motor: Just refnished; !;
14sEsTg'O 14EsTgO TROJAN. outboard with
Mercury Is h.p.; many extras: like
1862 oLDTowN. 14-ft. outboard with
new 1O-h:p. Mer cury; 1895
See at STEEL LcRAFT DOCK, Maine
ave. and M st. s.w. ST. 4145. IS
END OF SEASON BARGAINS.
l94I SO Owens; .Chrysler Crown:
mssor ssss dfsf Sn ana nts4dr Rssqt .,ess. s.HssF
at . bargain s4. .Sbo SSS'oe'' oneFeo
45 Hooper Island cruiser. sleeps 6;
very comfortable. excellent condi-
ton; ship to shore phone. airpax
Tor $4,000 ' for quick % sale. s'ii '"0f'h0e
45 three-cabin diesel yacht. wonder
fully built. extremely comfortable
and In excellent condition; sleeps 8:
15O-h.p. Hercules diesel almost new
shtp, to shore. auxiliary generator;
III this o 70 be an outstanding buy at
1876 cruis-Alons in. very good con-
dttion. chance to pick IN one OF
ias EnsSe popular little cruisers far
quick sale.
81 cabin cruiser, Buda diesel. A plain
boat but very sturdy. comfortable
ai ana sesworthy. Must sell. price
25'' Chris-cratt sedan cruiser with
almost new 125-h.p. Gray with
fresh water cooling. A fast little
boat in very nice condition. This
model has. been scarce and this Is
SHADYSiDE BOAT YARD,
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Legion Auxiliary
To Install Officers

Fort Dupont Unit. American
Legion Auxiliary. will hold in
stallation Of officers Tuesday at Z
Fourth street NE. at 8:15 pm.
The department president. Mrs.
Mabel Pugliese and her staff will
install them.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
LOT WANTED ON Mt. Vernon blvd.
Of riyer. me-. s22s uis sfter Ss e 8. '''n'
APPROX. 1A acres for 2 houses.
Rockville or south Of Rockville.
Must be within 3 blocks of transp.
r: H. BEST. WI. 1898. ewes. WI.
3 TO 8 ACRES LAND. virsinia, good
ROADS Utilities. Phone after z pm.
8 OR MORE BUILDING LOTS, in
nearby Va. with water and sewer,
Phone MI. 9344 MIR. WEINSTEIN.
LOT SUITABLE for 4 or s apart
ments in D. c.; also lot for private
aAasanf N e eoSsRueTosN ss97sF usgEIos
CO., DI. GIL.
LOCAL BUILDER wants lots or acre.
age in Fairfax or Arlington; sewer
and water available. FA. 6399 or
Gil. 4400. Ext. oil. Is
BUILDER NEEDS LOTS, apt. sites or
acreage IN Prince Georges County.
UN. S4OO. %
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MONEY WANTED

$3.50. immediately. 90-day note.
win make satisfactory afraugement
for repayment Boz 2S0-K. star.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. depart
ment chairman Of rehabilitation,
has called meeting of this COM
mittee on Thursday, at the Legion
clubhouse. 433 Third street NV.
All Unit Rehabilitation chair
men are asked to be present.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

Wood Unit will hold a benefit
party for the work of the unit
tomorrow, at 3017 Clinton street
NE. r.
The following chairman have
been appointed bv the rewIv
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Homes of Distinction

Homes OF Distinction
Never before have there been such
modern homes offered at the price,
IN fact. as. soon. as this group has
been sold the prices will have to be
raised. These homes are on the bay,
In . new. subdivision. at Deale.- Nd.
and has been considered one Of the
most beautiful views of the bay.
with . creek in rear for anchorage;
Just q short committing distance to
D. c.. churches. schools, and shop
ping; several have been sold; large
hv:, rm.. fireplace, Q hedrms.. tile
bath, finished stairway to two un-
finished bedrms.. large modern kit.,
elec. stove. plenty cabinets, utility
nm. oil hot-water convector heat;
terms. REST HAVEN. ] have sew
eral others priced from $3.50 and
up; furnished and winterized: terms.
RUBY DOWNS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
DEALE. MD. WEST RIVER 670s
NEAR ANNAPOLIS
Very attractive 2-bedrm. bungalow:
water.
I have many other listings. Including
summer and year-around homes
waterfront lots and acreage. Call
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
Annapolis. Nd. Phone 4e12
Evening star., 1952-10-05
MOTORCYCLES (cont.)

SALE, to continue
school. Harley Davidson, 145 Gu,
in. in exc. cond. Call RA. 23I3
OF see. 347 Cedar St.. TAX. PIX.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1850; "a oh.y..
5000 miles; all extras; yellow; like
new; 5000. JA. 2-S062
j. A. W. A. 1850: $50 &C: excellent
cond.; $500. JA. 7-9479.
H. ID. 1916; "A oh.v.; excellent cond !;
low mileage; many extras; price.
WORLD-FAMOuS TRIUMPH TWINS,
Tor immediate delivery. from S761.
Dollar value is yours in a Triumph.
Try one today. All models available.
Used Triumphs Ariels. Harleys and
Indians. Priced from S195 up. See
our choice selection today. Acces.
sories. parts. oil and service.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. CO. l49e
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MILL CREEK PARK

Beautiful wooded lots, three Of which
have q large stream across the rear
Located mile west Of Annandale. Va.
Telephone Crescent 638-W or $751;.
MILL CREEK PARK DEVELOPMENT
!. CORPORATION 80
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LONG BEACH
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME
NEARING COMPT .ETTON
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
St. Leonard, Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 3n2-I

$3,75O-$5OO DOWN
New double sided asbestos shingles;
sheet rock part. porch ska: Ice.
attic. high lot 75x150 with magnif-
icent view over 8 mi of lower
Potomac, 43 mi. D. c. Fine harbor
and pier. Running water. j, A.
CInJ,EN MI AOOO
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End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted, Cash today
RA. 1881. GL4 6676, day or evenings.
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST NOTES needed urgently
We have many excel. 2nd trust notes
for sale. Name your terms VIM
L. WAKEFIELD CO., OW. 1773.
2nd TRUST NOTES, well secured
substantial discount. Ii. 4-73O0 OF
LU. I-7134.
$2,5O0 SO END TRUST, payable sos
mo. 3-yr. termination: $500 dis.
count: OF. 1000. MONAHAN
REALTY. Ewes. and sun, on. $500
Sl0.600 LIST MORT. payable S10O
secured on Is acres and 5-rm
bungalow at Fairfax, Va, resp
maker; present holder will indorSe
and guar. payment in full; very lib.
discount. 81. 5533. "a
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
APPROXIMATELY 6.OOO SO. IT..
22nd floor, electric ssealatoE w.;
APoSTOLDES. RE. 5222 or RA.
TWO-STORY BRICK, rear 1888 9TH
Ct. NV: End commercial. Call MI.
o2So. 20
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
I WANT all-yeaf home. not over
$4,000; must have bedrms.; with
in committing distance Of Washing
ston. State full particulars in reply
to Box 1881. Star.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy good
waterfront acreage for own use. De-
tails. please. Box 11e-J. Star.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 @ st. NV. ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes. D. C.,
n nearby arp Nc. Of ya; Reasonable rates.
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
National $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st,
End and 3rd mortgages: nearby Md.
properties. Call MR.. PERCY, JU.
$4,000. $40 Fig BLDG. Sif. Spg. Nd.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. j. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
End AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; immediate action. Once
open am. to 8 pm. Call or come
in. HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K ct.
NV, RE. 1860.
End TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
Immed, action. McC1aine Properties.
21OO wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 2-33OO
0pNT rAGTY R(ND aNNONyTN NM TTcN,e,
Evening star., 1952-10-05
FLORIDA PROPERTY

must rent lge., beaut., furn.,
2 scr. porches. on lake, pvt. dock;
$126 mo-. S476 to Apr. 1. WA. 1912.
FLA.-2-bedrm.. well
furn. apt. in good sect; BY year or
season. Call MI. 442S.
farm. AL city facilities
in high state Of cultivation; 9-rm.
house completely furn., grounds
beautifully HANDICAPPED. Photo and
price on request. NJ. K. WRIGHT.
South Bay. Fla, BOX I25. %
GET CATALO0
Farms, homes. motels. etc. Many
photos, Send requirements. AMER1:
CAN REALTY, % e. 18th st.. N. q. 3
DE SOTO ACRES
Sarasota, Fla.-2-scrs lots In this
restricted community are selling
, fast. II you plan, to buy one, don't
delay; 205 sold, 27 available; prices
start at S1.135. with S113.50 down
and SIS mo-; several families from
the Washington area are now en-
joying their homes in DE SOTO
ACRES. For. literature and further
details call CLAUDE WOOD. Reaitof,
ST. 0493
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IS LOTS, Is FIT. WIDE
CHESAPEAKE ST.
NEAR 9th Sc.


side of Chesapeake st.. about $50
feet east Of Barnaby St. and about
pleted: price. ST 400 per lot includes
water and sewer. BEALL TURNER
& CO.. 1105 Vermont ave. National
6131. Hobart 1878.
112-T; FRONT. on Atlantic ct; Sc,
lots, numbered II and 1S, Square
6153. containing 5000 50. It. land,
all improvements; zoned for houses
and apartments; price, So, 800.
so acres land. small frontage on
River I'd. and on Seven Locks rd..
ct less than $1,000 per acre as q
whole
Lot 5Oxe7 on M ct. Sc. adjoining
frame house. near Branch ave-. l
block from Minnesota ave-: zoned
for detached home; price. $4,000;
Corner 30th and Tennyson SITS. NV.
Chevy Chase. D. c.; viii accommo-
date 30x60 rambler; $3.50: water
and sewer.
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WATERFRONT HOME

RETIRE IN VIRGINIA
Only . miles from Kilmarnoek, Va.
Der. water on s sides; price has been
gre " reduced. A real buy, S14.-
500. Terms. Write or phone SAM
WEBB, Broker, Kilmarnock, Va,
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Charming Cottage Afloat

Completely furnished. ready for oc-
erty or dock. Liv. rm.. dinette. mod
ern kit. bedrm.. bath. Thermo oil
furnace, elec. refgr.. auto. water
heater. Ideal home for couple. In
vestigate this delightful houseboat
before buying or building. Price.
81. 800 Phone Annapolis 1890 or
write c. CRAMER. Box 907 Annapo-
Evening star., 1952-10-05
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

'OUNTRY RETIREMENT HOME -
Yeocomico River on 3 sides; ia a..
. rooms. 2 baths. oil furnace. paved
hwy, porches. dock. Call or write,
r. O. THOMAS. Lodge. Va.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

ON LARGE LAKE
Great Falls. Va, area. 46 acres:
many old trees; State rd; unfinished
dwelling, masonry construction. ia.
2-0S25.
ON POTOMAC RIVER
Chain Bridge, Va. area. IN acres;
boundary; city water. ia. 2-O825. .
SACRIFICE
Two beautiful lots, In Hillcrest. cor
ner Of 36th and You sts. s.e., sewer.
water in. Call SIDNEY BLANKEN.
ewes. TU. 1851; days. Ho. 3620.-5
D. C. OFF BRANCH AVE.
LOT rs BY 15S. SUITABLE
$.LEVEL RAMBLER. VI. 3161
Evening star., 1952-10-05

a DEALER FROM N. G.
Paying big prices for 1895 to 1Q50
$50 cars. bSO6 Ga. ave. NV. GE. g844.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

1908 3ist ct. NV, HID sales and
: Service, MI. 0602. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Boost in Steel Output
Seen as DPA Backs
New Delaware Plant
BY the Associated Press

Steel expansion for defense got
another boost yesterday when the
Defense Production Administra-
ton approved a major new project
|of the Delaware River Steel Corp.
The agency certified for Fed
|eral tax assistance a SAILS million
project in New Castle County.
Del, for the production of coke,
pig iron and coke by-productS.
Eighty-f1ve per cent of the esti-
mated outlay by the corporation
was approved to be written of in
five years for Federal tax pur-
poses.
Second largest expansion on a
list Of 257 projects made public
today was an oil refinery at
Newark. N. j.. to be undertaken
by Paragon Refining Corp. The
project. certified for a total out
lay of $25. 5.766.509. was approved
in four parts. A 65 per cent write
of was allowed on the major part
|of the expansion.
Four nylon plants, previously
announced, appeared on the new
list Of certifications. These were
projects Of the Du Pont Co. al
Chattanooga. Tenn... $22, ,426, 900
and at Seaford, Del. $6,453, 900:
and at Martinsville. Va, $13.764.-
600: and of the Allied Chemical
and Dye Corp, New York, $23,-
165. 900. No site was listed for the
Allied project.
Other projects approved covered
steel. petroleum and power plant:
lin all sections Of the country.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Stocks Turn Lower,
with Changes Small;
SteeIs Hold Steady
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Consider-
able irregularity in prices, mostly
lon the losing side. today marked
the course of the stock market
There was no great selling pres
|sure. and almost all gains and
losses were fractional. The pace
Of trading was slow.
Steels held steady. Railroads
showed an irregularly lower trend
without emphasis.
Motors were mixed as were most
other major sections Of the list
Utilities held steady. Airlines had
an early upside push and then
turned quiet.
Higher stocks included Chrysler
Santa Fe, Montgomery Ward, Pan
American World Air Ways. Allied
Chemical. American Bosch and
Zenith Radio. Lower were Stude-
baker. Goodyear. Caterpillar. Ken
necott Copper, Dome Mines, Dow
Chemical. General Electric. New
York Central, Southern Railway
and Standard Oil IN. j..
Du Pont was of fractionally
The company reported first hall
earnings equal to $2.12 a share al
against $3.50 a share in the first
half of last year.
Corporate bonds were steady
Governments in the over-the-
counter market were somewhat
lower.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Western Union Signs
New EmpIoye Contract

A new contract giving $4,000
Western Union employees higher
wages and improved working con-
|ditions has been signed by repre-
|sentatives Of the company and the
AFL Commercial Telegraphers'
Union. ....
The terms will become effective
when the Federal Communica-
tions' Commission approves rate
increases Of 9.6 per cent asked by
the company. The agency is ex-
|pected to act before August Is.
The new contract was worked
|out on a general agreement in
May settling a 52-day strike by
the union.
Employees hired before Novem-
Der /. 1941. now working IS hours
and 20 minutes q week, will re-
|ceive 48 hours pay for q 40-hour
week. Those hired since then, and
working 40-hour weeks, will have
10-cent hourly pay increases.
Another class, now working 35-
hour weeks, will be raised $40 q
month.
The employees also won Inn
proved severance pay provisions
and elimination Of reduced time
tours.
About 800 employees Of Western
Union Offices here will beneflt
from the new contract.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Business Briefs

American Tel. & Tel. Co. an
Inounced it obtained $492 million
from its recent offering of $780,
$50. 800 new 12-year 3a%o con-
lvertible debentures, due July 81,
1854.
Drinks Inc. announced election
Iof H. Edward Reeves as president,
succeeding j. D. Allen, who be-
comes board chairman.
Coca Cola Co. announced elec-
ltion Of Hammond B. Nicholson as
president and a director, succeed
ing William j. Hobbs.
Ohio Oil Co. in six months end
led June 80 earned $40, 1850, ,622 or
1910 q share VS.. $19,776.750 or
1901 in 1861 period.
Panhandle East. Pipe Line in
IL months ended June 80 earned
1913. 1885, ,465 or $3.87 a share VS..
l$9, ,820, 1923 or $2.84 in 1851.
Coca Cola CO. in six months
ended June 80 earned $12, 1853, ,199
or $2.87 share VS.. $11 ,683, ,041 or
$2.37 in 1851 period.
Wisconsin Electric. Power in IL
months ended June 30 earned
l$8. 494,533 or $1.73 a share VS..
1881. .797 $50 or $l.88 in 1851.
New Haven Railroad in months
Tended June 80 earned So, ,0O6, ,597 or
$5.13 a share VS.. $402. .348 or $1.O3
in 1851 period.
Safeway Stores, Inc, in "a
weeks ended June IA earned
$2,759.0 OCT or 78 cents a share VS..
l$4.162,413 or $1.27 in 1851 period.
Interstate Power Co. in IL
months ended June 30 earned
2.103.9 $50 or 81 cents a share VS..
81. .898, $50 or 80 cnets in 1851.
Holland Furnace Co. in 12
months ended June 80 earned
81, ,905. .957 or $2.12 q share VS..
$685. ,47O or $2.85 in 1851.
Empire Dist. Elec. Co. in IL
months ended June 80 earned
81, ,227,76O or $2.29 q share VS..
Isl. .042,215 or $1.88 In 1851.
Interstate Bakeries Corp. in %
weeks ended July IL earned ST.
159. .142 or $1.58 a share VS.. $1,153,-
1873 or $1.57 in 1851 period.
Coca Cola International in 3
months ended June 80 earned
81 .204,255 or $7.37 a share VS..
81 ,240, ,686 or $7.42 in 1851 period.
Other earnings included:
| Enr q hlnnfhaA Ended Innn IN
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Chicago Grain

,,.s;s .Gs;H1cAo2 e e. AVE- Vs. Tcosn ?, Corn sold er
and nG hfa sGSs s taO sa BIZ IN %S
While. drought conditions continued II
TaS rains ssshss sas spusn eni
the drought as al, immediate market in.
fuence on the yellow grain. The rest Of
Wif atkeS oats nu,te snGTsa T small price changes
wheat near the end of the nrst hou,
w @ss fsas lower sssssstassss Il
and oats were N-S hisher, September
higher, September ss.6ssz and lard wa:
spte@bsy sso s1 aTe sents hundred pounds lower
lat the opening bell. Buying was based on
wanted than corn Ia the New ENGLAND
s5e spd SO Southeast dropEht areas. II Is th.
Canadian di'e oats % held ins here. rsise amounts o.
Tne Agriculture Department announced
that the drought would prevent the coun-
This statement had little influence on
the market as some traders felt a good
part Of the drought had been discounted
tcuary corn snA IN tie Ia last tesa t%o Weef:
Traders said deferred corn contracts
now were selling above the indicated Gov
oan oa Sas NOT Se.S gs
traders agure that. on the basis Of pres.
ent parity, 1t will come to about ST rs
q bushel. basis Chicago. There was .
disposition to go slow in corn because
prices of March and May contracts are
above 81 rs.
over the week end Iowa and Illinois
received fairly general rains. Either one
of these two States alone produces more
corn than the combined total Of all the
States so far DESIGNATED as disaster areas
by the Agriculture Department. Traders
feel the crop would remaini above three
billion bushels II the prospects in the
main corn belt can be maintained
Evening star., 1952-08-04
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 R,.-Butter,
steady. wholesale prices on bulk cartons.
Creamery higher than 81 score (AA).
fresh, 72A; 90 score (A), fresh, 7OA;
go score (Bl. fresh, 20; 80 score tC).
Cheese. steady. Wholesale sales. Amer
lean cheese !whole milk, cheddars. fresh,
daisies. fresh. 43-46; single daisies, cured,
9-56; Young Americas, fresh, 43-46;
Young Americas, cured, 1856; flats, fresh,
44-47; flats, cured, 50-57; midgets, fresh.
s. pounds. 43-45h; domestic Swiss (sin.
bBs-5T7: B T Grade &C." 5o-S4. 1'
Eggs, firm. New York spot quotations,
based largely on exchange trading fol-
low: Midwestern, mixed colors; fancy
So: extra medium. 5Oh-51a; puliets,
44-45; standards, large, 47-48h; current
40; checks, 1895. Whites: Fancy heavy
weights. 5Sla; extra l large, 53la;. extra
medium, 61-52. Browns: Fancy heavy
weights. 60; extra / large, 53-6Sh; extra
Nearby: whites: extra fancy heavy
weights. 81; fancy heavyweights. 81
mediums, 81; pullets. 45-46; peewees,
l2S-29. Browns: Extra fancy heavy
weights. 81; mediums, 81; pullets, 45-46:
fnpeWAAs. 1927
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Chicago Livestock

| CHICAGO. Aug. 4 5R, fUsDA).-sai-
able hogs, 1900; slow, steady to %
cents lower; weights under 230 pounds and
Isows. 25 cents lower; top, "a. 90: choice,
19O-230 pounds. 23.50-24.00; 240-27O
pounds, 22.75-23.6O: 2S0-300 pounds,
u .60-22.75; load, 375 pounds, 1850;
sows under $50 pounds. 19.75-2I .25;
350-400 pounds, $4,000. 90; 4OO-5O0
pounds, l7.5O-1s.75; heavier weights
down. to 1880: good clearance.
salable cattle 1900; salable calves
500; slaushter steers mostly steady with
last wednesday but steady to so cents
lower than limited sales Thursday and
Friday; heifers averaged steady; cows
mostly steady; spots 25-5O cents higher
lon commercials; bulls, steady to SO cents
higher; other classes about steady; few
loads prime 1,150-1.S75 pound steers,
81 .50-35 90: bulk choice and prime. 81 .00-
"a 90; good to loW-choice. 2S.O0-30 so:
commercial to Iow-sood, "a. .00-27 so;
most choice to iow-prims. 3s:oo-34 90;
commercial cows. 16. 100000 few .young
heiser-types to q. .O0; canners and cut.
ters. l3.50-16.50: utility and commercial
bulls, 20.50-24. so: commercial to prime
Vealers, 6.O0-32 90; odd head to 33 90.
Salable sheep 1000; native spring
lambs steady; top, 1000; bulk, $500
5000: bidding. so cents to 1 90 lower
ION old-crop lambs and yearlings; very
little sold: ewes steady at 10000.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

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Evening star., 1952-08-04
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 R9.--cotton futures
business transacted in forenoon deaiinss.
Heavy demand for cotton futures con.
tracts came In from trade and commis-
sion house dealers. Most Of buying. deal
over. 1852 cotton crop prospects. The
market also got boost from reports Of
strong demand for good quality spot cot
the Worth street market also aided the
Noon prices were S1.S5 to 81. .05 q bale
higher than the previous close. Oct. 1880,
Dec. 1888 and March 3S.21.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

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