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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-15
Tallahassee, Florida
- September 10th. 1854

Tallahassee, Florida
September 10th, 1881
N o TIC
NOTICE Is hereby given that thu
Trustees of the Internal Imnroye.
ment Fund Of the State of Florida
pursuant to Law, will offer 70,
sale, for Objections Only, in ITALIA.
hassee, Florida, at 100 O'clock a
NJ. October 26th, 1854, the following
described land in MONROE COM.
TY, Florida, to-wit:
A parcel of submerged bottom
land In Section IS, Township 81
South, Range rs East, Taiiafas.
see, Meridian, and lying South
of Stock Island, Monroe County.
Florida; more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commencing
at the NV corner of Block 81.
Ct the intersection of Fifth
Street and Fifth Avenue, as re-
corded on plat titled "All Lots
], 2, 3, 5, 6, Section IS; Lot 2,
Lot 2. Section "a; STOCK IS.
LAND, Township 81 South,
Range Is East, as recorded in
Plat Book I, Page IS, Public
Records OF Monroe County.
Florida; thence in an Easteriy
direction along the Southerly
RIW line OF Fifth Avenue.
oUU-VU IeeL. thence at a right
angle and in a Southerly direc-
ton, 2242.25 feet; thence at a
right angle and in an Easterly
direction, 106672 feet to the
POINT OF BEGINNING; thence
at a right angle and in
Southerly direction, 10000
feet into the waters of the
Straits of Florida; thence at q
right angle and in an Easter
ly direction, 10000 feet; thence
at right angle and in a North
erly direction, 10000 feet:
thence at a right angle and in
westerly direction 10000
feet to the point OF beginning;
said submerged bottom land
containing 1888 acres, more or
less.
The Purchaser IL required 10 pa,
the advertising cost and documen,
tary stamps.
The Sale, IL and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv.
ing unto themselves 75% Of thu
phosphate, minerals and metals an<
500 Of the petroleum thereon 81
Hereunder.
The Trustees Of the Internal mn.
provement Fund reserve the RICH,
TO reject any and all bids.
the Internal Improvement Fund 3,
the state z ez ElSSlfaE :. JOHNS.
Attest: =. C. Elliot See sossfho'
Trustees. I. II Funa
sept. -; oct. 1-S-1s-zz, 1854.
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President To Speak Tonight
At indianapolis; Topic Will
Be Farm Program OF COP
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

President Eisenhower, returning
to Washington after eight weeks in
cool Colorado, stops off in Indian
apolis for major speech tonight
on his administrations farm pro-
gram.
The Eisenhower address is de-
scribed by the Presidents aides as
''nonpartisan" but Republican lead.
ers in farm areas hope it will help
in their party's fight to retain con-
troll of Congress.
1t is scheduled for pm. EST.
The Republican National Com
mittee is paying for a nationwide
radio broadcast over NBC and a
CESSATION telecast over the Du
Mont network, beamed to Is farm
belt states.
AT issue in many farm state con-
gressional races is the administra-
TONS crop price support program
which Congress approved this year.
II is based on flexible price props
instead of the high, rigid supports
which had been in effect for many
years.
Eisenhower, GA years old yeSter-
day, is due back in Washington
shortly after midnight aboard his
plane, the Columbine.
Vice President Nixon, who has
been ranging the country in sup
port of COP candidates for Con.
gress, was in Houston, Tex, last
night where he predicted at a $500.
a-plate fund raising dinner that
''the Democratic vote will be split
again in 1854 as it was two years
ago."
Nixon said millions of Demo-
Gratis will support President EiSen-
hover by voting for a Congress
controlled by members of his own
party"
Secretary OF Defense Wilson'S
widely quoted remark about dogs
and unemployed still was the SUBJ
ject of considerable political dis
cussion yesterday. 1t even got some
attention from the Moscow radio.
Wilson returned to Washington
last night and reporters asked him
whether he regarded the incident
as closed. 81 would think So" re-
piled the defense secretary. He also
said with a grin that he's "not
in the humor" to make any more
political speeches.
Moscow radio commentator Vel
entine Zorin called Wilson'S Detroit
news conference remark "scan-
da." and he added: wilson's at
tack showed up the true attitude
OF the Washington politicians to-
ward millions of people who are
deprived of work by the American
way Of life." Zorin made no men,
ton of Wilson'S public apology in
Chicago Wednesday night.
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HAZEL AMASHES
CONTINUED from Page Onel


Thousands of beach homes were
torn up and many homes and con-
cession stands washed away.
Associated Press photographer
Rudy Faircloth reported from
Myrtle Beach watching a virtually
unchanged house with attached
garage float majestically out to
sea, its weather vane proudly turn
ing.
High Tides Reported
DR.. Waldo H. Jones, hurricane
warning officer at Myrtle Beach,
estimated winds there at 100 to
100 miles an hour. He said tides
were 8 to IL feet above normal.
Far up the coast at Morehead
City, NC, streets were under
water and waves lashed at the sea.
wall protecting the hospital. The
water was not expected to reach
the hospitals ground floor.
Lawrence Cook, assistant police
chief at Wrightsville Beach said
most of the cottages along the
water front there had been washed
away. Three families were ma
rooned in that area and the Coast
Guard was sent to rescue them.
Communications and power lines
were down in many areas. Small
boats piled up on the shore.
Coast GuardSmen evacuated 60
persons from Ocracoke Island
homes on the North Carolina outer
banks and were Sheltering them in
the Ocracoke lifeboat station.
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Dope Warfare
Laid To Reds

SEOUL Up - Korean army in.
telligence officers said today north
Korean Communists are staging
narcotics warfare by shipping
large quantities of opium and NOR.
phine into South Korea with es.
pionage agents.
ROK officers said the narcotics
provide operational funds for Red
spies through sales of the drug
and also deterioratesthe health and
morale of the ROK populace as
well as U.N. troops.
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GERMAN PROFESSOR
BELIEVES In FLYING
SAUCERS FROM SPACE

OLDENBURG, Germany u
Prof. Hermann Oberth, West Ger
man rocket expert, says he be-
heves inhabitants Of other planets
watch atomic developments on the
earth from flying saucers.
In a public lecture. Oberth said
D. thought inhabitants of outer
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TOP REDS ARE
FETED BY BRITISH

MOSCOW "a - Top-flight Com
munist leaders, headed by Soviet
Foreign Minister v. M. Molotov
were wined and dined last night
at a glittering reception at the
British Embassy for an all-party
parliamentary delegation fro m
London now on visit to Moscow.
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov
was invited but did not show up.
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IL OFFICERS TO DIE

TEHRAN, Iran IA military
court today sentenced to death BY
firing squad a second group of II
Iranian army officers charged
with spying for the Russians.
The twelve, tried in a closed
hearing at Diamsheediyeh bar
racks, included two colonies, four
majors, four captains and two
heutenantS.
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|Vandenberg, Jr.,
Safe After Jump

FRANKFURT, Germany RELt.
Hoyt S. Vandenberg Jr., son of the
late chief of staff of the us. Air
Force, parachuted to safety today
before his Sabrejet fighter crashed
near Frankfurt. He bailed out al
5000 feet and was slightly injured
when ne landed in an open area
close to the village of Bausch.
helm. Air Force officials said.
Officers said the cause Of the
accident was not Immediately de-
termined.
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CRUMP WEAKENS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. R - Political
leader E. H. Crump remained in
critical condition today for the 10th
consecutive day.
Crump, 80, is suffering from a
severe heart disorder. His condi-
ton has become progressively
worse since he was placed on the
critical list.
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PETITION FILED FOR
CONTINUED from Page One

ASOuIAuuCu lIUlu age OASJ
for the improvements with the
county putting up an equal amount.
The county has until December
81, 1854 to complete the project
application and have it in the
hands of the CAA.
June 80, 1855 is the deadline for
the county to accept the money.
After that date, the county can
not get the money.
The proposed improvements in
clude heightened and paved run
way and lights for the field.
The text of the petition filed this
morning follows:
Petition for Removal Of Tenant
Comes now the plaintiff, the
County of Monroe, State of Flori-
da, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, acting by and
through its duly elected governing
body, to wit: The Board of County
Commissioners of said County and
respectfully shows unto the Court
the following facts:
Il. That the plaintiff is the land
lord of the premises known as
Meacham Airport (also known as
Meacham Field and lands ada
cent thereto and the wooden build
ing on said premises which are To-
Gated in the City of Key West, Mon
roe County, Florida and the defel-
dant is in possession of and using
certain portions of said premises
as the tenant of the said landlord,
the plaintiff herein.
80. The said tenancy is on a
month to month basis. The ten
ants rent month runs from the 1st
day OF the month to the LIST day
of the succeeding month.
IS. That the defendant is default
in the payment of rent for the use
OF said premises and has not made
any monthly payments to the plan
tiff since the first day of Janu-
airy 1854 and is default to the plan
tiff for the monthly rental accru-
ing for each and every month
thereafter and there is now due
and payable to the plaintiff rents
for the months of January, Feb
ruary, March, April, May, June,
July and August, 1854 and that on
the 18th day of October 1854 the
plaintiff served on the defendants
written notice requiring payment
OF such rent within three 60 days
from the date of such service or
the possession of said premises in
accordance with the Statutes of the
State of Florida, in that behalf
made and provided, true copy
OF which notice is hereto attached
as Plaintiffs Exhibit /, and by re-
ference made part hereof.
"A. That the defendant failed to
pay said rent or vacate said pre-.
misses as required by said notice
and still retain possession thereof
and are wrongfully holding over in
possession thereof without the plan
tiff'S permission or consent and
wrongfully fail and refuse to de-
liver possession of said premises
to the plaintiff.
Wherefore, the premises consi-
dered, the plaintiff prays for the
issuance of summons describing
the subject premises and requir-
ing the defendant to remove there
from or to show cause, if any. it
has for failure to do so, before
this court within, not less than three
nor more than five days from the
date of service of said summons.
the exact date to be fixed in the
summons. And the plaintiff prays
that upon final hearing of this
cause, the court will enter final
judgment including costs for the
plaintiff.
Paul Sawyer
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Apply To Wed

The following couples have ap.
piled for marriage licenses in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
L. 7. Dawson, %, Miami, and Ca
Uterine Higgins, 80, Miami.
S. F. Hodes, IS, and Anita Kauf-
fman, %, both of COS Duval.
]. E. Singleton, 36, 1902 Royal,
and Georgina De La Norval a,
2313 Patterson.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
VEElCE OF THE STATE ROAD

| EOIlCE TO CONTRACTORS
VFficE or THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee. Florida
ro October s. 1854
SvNsTRCCT40N PROGRAM
sealed bids will, be received At
~ shge Court Hotel, Orlando, Flor.
tiI from Qualified Contractors I'M.
a. Ao;sO A. NJ. &c. s. To on the 18Th
to- OF October, 1854. for eonstruc-
40. OF the following projects:
state Road No. 5. Monroe Connss.
I1sissn-Mile Bridge on OVERSEE
Riss,Way. Work consists OF Sand
tasuhg and painting expoee0
Thuetural steel and steel handrail-
me ne length of the bridge is an
e,osAinately miles. A proposal
will 1hn IN IN the amount OF sac. 100000
S, state Project. Job No. ,eos-se,.
fe Road No. 5, Monroe County,
- Key Viaduct. Work consists
% restoring concrete surfaces that
t spalled and erOded. The Ienrfh
81 Sh the bridge is approximately IL SEQ
a 49, A Proposal Guaranty in the
Sm;ont of $25,O0O.OO will be re-
% The terms () Tight excavation ;.
~ medium excavation" and a,
hheavy excavation" as used herein.
IIooVe Indicate, respectively. On
t %as than 5000 Gu. Yds. per mile
W 5000 to $4,000 Gu. Yds. per mile
ner 20 more than $4,000 Gu. Yds.
A Proposal Guaranty eonsis.ip~
oI either certified check, cashier
meek, trust company treasurer's
cneck or bank draft of any natfonaI
oL state bank, in the amount stated
aooVe, made payable TO the Chair
man OF the State Road Department..
nhn accompany each bid. All
issued within so DAYS of the date
LOT receiving bids. Certified checks
Snaii nave the necessary State IN
tached.
The name of the bidder ana The
kppncable Project Number should
"e SHOWN on the check or draft.
All work Is to be done in accor-
dance with Plans, Specifications
and Special Provisions OF the stafs
ROAD department. Special attention
Is called to Notice TO OualiSieS
Contractors and any Special pro-
visions contained in the Proposal
Plans and for PROPOSAL, Form. III,
be furnished to Qualified Con,r.c.
Tors upon application to THIS office
Ior the sum OF $500 per set ~.
ira sets of Plans may be purchasea
Ior $1,000 per set. Plans. with IN
witnout Special Provisions. NAV b
purcnased by fabricators for sfo. co
any Of the above charges fer 80.
ana Proposal forms.
proposal Forms will not be issueA
unless request is received At Least
"a hours prior to opening bids.
Inc right Is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
STATE ROAD DEPARrsrENx
OF FLORIDA
CECIL NJ. WEBB, Chairman
r. T. GUPTON
state Highway Engineer
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Tallahassee, Florida
!. September 10th, 1854

N o II q II
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the state Of Florida,
Pursuant to Law, will offer for
sale, for Objections Only. in Talla-
hassee, Florida, at 11:a0 o'clock A.
NJ. October z6th, 1884, the following
described land In MONROE CoUN-
TY, Florida, to-wit:
Pine Channel M i00m IN Section asa' .,
Township 6e South, Range IS
East, Monroe County, Florida,
lying east of and adjacent 70
the North 20 feet of the South
6S2.13 feet of Government Lot
of said Section Is. said parcel
containing Gas OF an acre, more
or less.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and doeumen-
The Sale, If and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees resery-
ing unto themselves 1873 of the
Phosphate, minerals and metals ana
hereunder.
The Trustees of the internal nm.
provement Fund reserve the rtght
to reject any and all bida
BY ORDER OF the Trustees Fl
the Internal Improvements Fun9 %
the state OF Florida ,o,,.
Acting oevssasr
Attest: 7. C. Elliot. sec,
Trustees i. 1. Fund
sept. ~; oct, 1-s-1s-ss. 1854.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF rllR
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIff
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNT.
IN CHANCEnr.
B. D. LAwTERS,' ~"
NELLIE MCCLURE LAwTER.
NOTICE nv PuBLIcATioN
TO: NELLIE MCCLURE LAwTEB
s0I Rough Fork street
Florence, South Carolina
Bill OF Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against vou. and YOU are
hereby required to serve . copy OF
your Answer 60 the Bill of Conn
plant on the Plaintiffs attorney,
and file the original Answer IN the
gffice OF the clerk OF the Circuit
October, 1884. in default Of which
the Bill % Complaint will be taken
~ confessed against you.
This Notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks In The Key
West Citizen, . Newspaper .pubiish-
ed nv y Mxenro; c os,Z, EIsris 9: e,
west. Monroe County. Florida, the
51rd day OF september. A. d. itkl
(circuit Court EARL n. ADAIs
Geail Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, Monroe County. FLORIDA
ny (sdj riorsncs y. kawysr.
~. ...... .,Hekrys, 49,
NJ faNArius LESTER
$50 FleminE street
Key West. Fiorlda
sept. "a. OCT. i.s.is, 1854
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The
-
Weathernlan
Says
The

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight with little change
In temperature. Low about 76.
Saturday increasing cloudiness and
snowery becoming partly cloudy
and cooler Saturday afternoon and
night. High Saturday near IS and
low Saturday night IS 6s. Mod,
crate northwest and west winds
backing to southwest and south to.
day and tonight becoming moder.
ate to fresh. northwest and NORTH
Saturday, moderately strong al
times offshore.
Florida: Generally fair thru Sat.
urday except for few isolated show.
ers In north and central portions
this afternoon. Cooler tonight and
Saturday and in north portion this
afternoon. Lowest. tonight 81 IS
In extreme north portion and 65 in
extreme south portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Fresh west to north winds.
moderate strong at times over ex.
IRENE north portions this afternoon
becoming moderate to fresh north.
eriy Saturday. Mostly fair except
few widely scattered showers this
afternoon and early tonight.
East Gulf: Small craft WARNINGS
are displayed Sarasota northwar I'd
IN connection with cold front an.
preaching from the northwest.
Northwest winds fresh to moder-
ately strong in display area this
afternoon, otherwise fresh north.
west to north winds thru Saturday
Few widely scattered showers this
afternoon and in south portion to.
night, otherwise fair weather this
afternoon and in south portion to.
night, otherwise fair weather.
Western Caribbean: Gentle TO
moderate variable winds thru Sat.
urday. Partly cloudy and widely
scattered showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi.
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the East Gulf Of Mexico. Ex-
cept for hurricane Hazel weather
conditions are about normal over
the area.
Miami Weather Bureau Bulletin
10 a. m. EST Oct. Is 1854: Hurri-
cane Hazel moved inland a short
distance east of Myrtle Beach.
south Carolina at 9:15 am. TODAY.
Highest winds are estimated over
lOO mph over small area near
North Carolina and into Virginia
during today. All precautions
should be continued against dan
gerous winds and abnormally high
tides on the North Carolina coast
and northward until the hurricane
passes.
Next advisory at II a. m.
lNote:Myrtle Beach is near the
NC-SC border about midway be-
" tween Charleston and Wilmington
Shortly before 8 a. m. the station
was abandoned because Of high
winds with the barometer 2s.4s and
dropping vertically.)
Observation Taken AZ Posi- off;es
R..s2S. 80 sss~~
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DRASTIC DIFFERENCE

Los ANGELES R-The temper
AZURE yesterday was IS degrees at
Santa Monica, but only Is miles
away, in Burbank, it was SO.
The Weather Bureau said a hot
desert wind passed over Burbank
but was kept from Santa Monica
by sea breezes.
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space, whom he called 'suranides,"
have Technically advanced fur
Their than we.
We constitute q threat to the
whole universe" he said. -
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CHEMICAL CO. PLANNED

NEW YORK IA 81, s2o, 900
chemical plant is to be built near
Pensacola, Fla, by q company
yet to be formed. two firing an
nounced here yesterday.
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ToMoR RoW'S
TTRrn

ToMoRRoM,S
TIDES
NAVAL Basel
Time Of Height o.
Station Tide high water
High Tides Low Tides
$751; am.
lie pm. SAT pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Staten: Key West
Bahia Honda
bridsel ......--oh Tom 30 ~
least endl ---f2h 2om
6oca chiea
Sandy p. -oh Com
No Name Key
ealdes Channel
tnorih sndl IN Tom
ia n.
t-)-Minus Sign: Corrections
70 be sUbtvsefed.
t+APlUs sign: Corrections 10
be- added.
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Relative Humidity. : AN.
87%
Barometer tSea Levsll. = AN.
1915 ins.-1007.5 mbs.
Tcmoxrowis Almanac
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Sor,crN Q n I G. E

y II C u
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
trustees of the Internal Improve.
ment Fund of the State OF Florida.
pursuant to Law, will offer for sale.
TOT objections Only, in Tallahassee.
TTiorioa, at HOO o'clock A. n.
November 9Th, 1854, the followinR
described lands in MONROE Co1jN.
TY, Florida, to-wft:
A parcel OF submerged land In
the Bay OF Florida in Section
80, Township 81 South, Range Is
East, Monroe County, Florida.
lying northerly Of and adjacent
to the West Is feet OF Tract 10
and all of Tract 10 Of the
Amended Plat of Hilton Haven,
section No. 2, q subdivision on
the Island of Key West, Flor
Ida. containing OIL Of an acre,
more or less.
The Purchaser Is required 20 nav
the advertising cost and documen-
tary stamps.
The Sale. II and when made, shan
be subject to the Trustees reseryinR
unto themselves 75% OF the phos-
phate, minerals and metals and sos
of the petroleum thereon or there
under.
The Trustees Of the Internal I'M
provement Fund reserve the right
TO reject the sale.
BY ORDER OF the Trustees Of the
Internal Improvement Fund Of the
CHARLEY 4. JOHNS. =
Acting Governor.
Attest: =. c. Elliot, Sec.
Trustees ]. /. Fund.
oct. s-1S-22-2e. nov & 1874
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE -

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
nam Ss', on qnssT fac fssss!Sss
926 Simonton Street, Key west,
Florida, intends to register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Monroe County,
Florida.
JOHN d. BERNREuTER, Jr.,
sept. "a; oct. 1915. 1854.
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observation Taken at Pest offics
Building. ZOO AM. EST.
Key West. Fla. October Is, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April Z Up (UsDA).-sal-
able hogs 1000; market slow and un-
even; generally steady to IS higher
and heavier;. instances as much as 25
higher on these weights; sows slow;
steady to. 25 lower; most choice 100
G ;aaSl BUTCHERS ,n,: Il oo-21 %; few
and 2, 19O-225. pounds. at 27.40-27,5O;
and one car choice mostly No. l 200
pounds at .27.55; bulk 27O-31O pounds
pSunSs few ONE S o 4a5 SS Soosss
24.15; large lots -60O-pound sows
pound kinds 1926; good clearance. ~
a salable cattle LOCO; calves 800
active; steady to 80 higher; least change
on mature steers grading low good and
below; cows SLOW; about steady; other
classes steady: high choice and prime
absent: bulk choice steers 23.50-26. 90;
good to low choice 20.Ga-23.25; some
low commercial steers down to- 1880;
l.ooo-pouHd heifers 34.75 and 500
most good and choice heifers 1900
24.Q0; rev loads UP to "a so; utility
to low good heiters 1350-1S.50: utility
tanners and cutters a,G6-11 800; utility
and commercial bulls 14.O0-16.25; veal.
ers. 200 down; a few under S0--pound
culls as low as 500; eood and choice re-
PLACEMENT cen MT steers ls59;.1 90 medium
Salabie Sheep. 1000; general trade
rather slow; slaughter lambs steady to
25 lower and 25 to fully so lower for
s%5 ssod ana ssotcs yS9lss sHs
2.7.o0; Gull to low good, .16.OO..23.59;
s sRn an aS f fa sha ana RT%Ss 81
wooded slaughter ewes, 6.O0-9.50.