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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Miscellaneous
shelly PUPPY FOR SALE

shelly PUPPY FOR SALE
Male, Axe, has shots. 8 mos.
old, tri-color. FEE. 3-1968.
FOR SALE-24-in. boys Flandria
lightweight, and 26-in. girls
Western Flyer; $50 each. Wo.
6-6464.
GIRLS RINK SKATES, size g.;
worn twice; case, red satin skirt
and tights, size II; all $l2.
Wonderful Christmas gift. 10.
7-1976.
FUZZY-Hope your foot is better
by Saturday, so we can rock"
to Elvis' music. Three solid
hours over WINK, from 8 to
IL. BETSY.
FORMALS 80, size 9-1O, $40 each
or best offer; matching shoes,
7ia-AA, IS. UN. 1888.
WANTED-Set of soapbox derby
wheels and axles; SIS. LU. 2
9205.
TO MY LEROY-"Just Between
You and Me" there's q Lolita
Lovin'" and "Thatll Be the
Day" in So! Loving you al
ways, ??????
JERRY-Having an Elvis Presley
Hop Saturday night, from 9 to
IL. Dick Denham on WINK,
spinning the platters. DEBBIE.
GLADR@Station WINK is hav-
ing three k-raaazy hours Of
nothing but Elvis Presley mu-
sic this Saturday night, 9 to
IL. NANCY.
BETSY-We have a date this
Saturday night to hear all Ell
Wis Presley's smash hits in a
special 3-hour show over
WINK, 9 to midnight. MIKE.
FLEUR-It won't be long now
til Forever and Forever"
Lasting Love-" BAMBI.
EVANSVILLE VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT Thanks
for coming October IA. Eau
LOU, your majorette.
TOM CONLIN and his orchestra.
Don't forget to play Lean
Baby" and "Boogie Blues" at
the Turkey Hop! Tom Conlin
Fan Club.
ROSEMARY H.-"Chances Are"
you're the one for me, cause
my heart goes Boom Boom"
over you. Your one-'n-only,
"JAILBIRD."
. BARBARA-I1l always rsmem-
Der the good times I've had
since I've known you. 1 know
I'll never meet a prettier or
nicer girl. Please come back
to me. Loving you always
KENNY.
TOM OIL spend many Long,
Lonely Night" With You on
My Mind" because Just Be-
tween You and Me" your my
Special Angel" Love always,
DEBBIE tB.L.J).
TO ROMEO RODGER and Reck-
less Ronnie, the speed de-
mons of the Congressional
Roller Rink.-Love, ~?
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COME ON ANACOSTIA, cheer
the Indians on to victory over
st. Johns on Nov. 9.
"DADDY"-"Chances Are" you'll
Treat Me Nice" and be my
Special Angel."-Love, BLUE
FORD.
PRINCESS-You're still "A Fall
ing Star" who is My Special
Angel" so Can I Tell You
Once Again That Love You?
JIM H.-Had a fabulous time at
the MVS dance. So glad you
could come. Hope you had
fun.-JO.
MACK-Thanks for a fabulous
time at r. M. A. Miss you. See
you in 5 days.-JUNE.
BOB B. To the Jail House
Rock" who is going to be
missed this week end. Love,
JAIL BAIT "a. g..
BOOTSIE-We've gone together
a year. Let's make II q nfe-
time. Love, SALLY.
FOR SALE = Odds, dual carb.,
manifold and linkage (new) !;
Olds 1851. hydraulic filters
new. so hydramatic trans
mission. Reasonable. Juniper
7-778S.
c IN G r A T U L A T I o N s
to Friends Varsity. for a mar
velous season. From the fresh
man class.
FOR SALE-Accordion aad case;
excellent condition.: Sacrifice,
SIPS. Call 10. 2-0O11 after 5
pm. JOHN G.
SALE-Two Northwestern Wild
cat campus coats. girls, So
each. Call WA. 7-7096 ewes.
"WESTERN RAIDERS, watch
out! The Coolidge Colts are
coming. Well trample you.
THE CONFIDENT ONE.
SURRATTSVILLE! I'll miss you
when I leave for Anacostia.
DIANE B.
COME ON BERNIE. What's the
matter? Are you bashful or
something. Let's see some &C.
ton.
JUNE, see you Friday after
school. Love you always.
MACK.
TO ALL THE cats" in Va.
Evie, Halle, James. and Bobby
H. Hi" from your Yankee"
pal, MEG G. Write soon.
SHOE SALESMAN, 40 - Hope
that silver dollar reminds you
of DIS. damp sox) from
SHERWOOD.
WANTED-"In the Still Of the
Night" by the Five Satins.
ANNE, JU. 1854.
SALE-Dual exhausts, '49 and so
Olds. Smithy Glaspac's; like
new: $18 complete. IA. 2-2821
after $50 pm.
FOR SALE-One small Gonzaga
jacket; like new, S.. Call Ed
DIE, LII. 1882.
SALE-2 winter coatss a purse
matching l coat; dress and 2
skirts: all in excellent cond.
Call OIL. 2-9301.
ANYONE desiring to join band
that plays guitar (any type) /.
bass, fiddle, drums, mandolin
or banjo, call ROSIE at HA. q
240l after $50 any day.
B-C.C. MAJORETTE wishes to
buy a flame baton. Please con-
tact JUDE, OIL. 6-5568.
JODHPUR RIDING BOOTS,
black, size 81a, new. S.; beige
winter coat, size IL, new, SIS.
OV. 3-3639.
PAUL-"My One and Only Love"
Be engaged l year Nov. IL.
Remember You're Mine" while
in Alaska June 81. "That'll Be
the Day" we walk ITO the
~,A.. nDTA
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0C6AOdOC IVY OAAC oAAu (1Ay
Love" who is Buddy S. from
his Special Angel"
MILT-Please dedicate to Jerry
Tonight Is My Night to Cry
on Tuesday.
MILT-Please dedicate Happy,
Happy Birthday" to Florence
from JOE on Nov. Z.
MLT-Please play "You Send
Me" for the Tau Theta Phi
Sorority President Saundra.
MILT-Please play Tonight Is
My Night to Cry" for Faye on
Saturday.
MILT-P,ease dedicate chances
Are" for Robert hoping he will
not change. SUSAN.
DEAR MILF - Please dedicate
Twelfth of Never" for Maggie
M, with love from Graveyard,
! TOM C,
MILT-Please ded. you Send
Me" to Charles p. at Solomons,
Md, from real short brunette,
initials ]. B.
MILT-Please dedicate BE Bop
Baby" to jeanne B. and Henry
w. on Thursday. CUPID.
MILT-Please dedicate BE Bop
Baby" and you Send me" for
/ Mike on this day. AN ADJ
MIRER.
MILT-Please dedicate Honey
comb for Kathy and Buggy"
and Mary Lou and "Bricky."
MILT-Please dedicate Chances
Are" to Neddy from MARIE;
MILT-Please dedicate MY One
4 and Only Love-" for Judy and
Johnny and Gay and Tammy;
also Ruth and Marty. Please
play I'm Little but I'm Loud"
for my mother (Bea). P. s.:
Dec. Time Does a Lot of
Funny Things" for Agnes.
Agnes we are getting restless.
Hurry. GAY-GAY.
MILT-Please play "You Send
4 Me- for Richard L. and Mary
] H.
DEAR MILF - Please dedicate
/ alone" to Rusty. Play at 8:15
on Nov. Z. Tell him I love him.
MEG H.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. Love
Is a Treasure" from Pauline
TO Robert p. from Lorraine to
Donald, from Ann to Tony.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. OAR
! ling It's Wonderful from Paul
/ Inc to Robert P, from Lorraine
to Donald, from Ann to Tony.
DEAR MILT-Please died.. with
You on My Mind" from Paul
inc to Robert P. from Lorraine
to Donald, from Ann to Tony.
DEAR MILT-Please ded. "You
/ Send Me" from Pauline to
Robert p; from Lorraine to
Donald; from Ann to Tony.
MILT-Please dedicate Wear
My Ring" to Frank B. and
Carol H. from CUPID (Joan)
HI, HO, MILTERENO-Please
/ dedicate Angel" and Jail
house Rock" to Cynthia c..
from Don B.
DEAR MILT-Please play Little
Bitty Pretty One" and Treat
Me Nice" to Bob v. from Lois
H. at the Herndon Music Box.
DEAR MILT-Please play Jail
House Rock" for all the 17-3
at Kenmore.
MILT = Please dedicate pea
nuts" to all the wonderful kids
at Greenbelt, and 10 Ann l..
From SANDY K.
MILT GRANT - Please. ded.
Just Forever" by Julius La
Rosa, for Carole G. and john
ny S., who will love each other
foreverl Their Lasting Love"
y will be Just Forever" CUPID.
MILT-Please play MY Special
Angel" for Richard and Nancy
and for Charlie and Carole,
who like each. other q lot.
MILT, my favorite TV disc
snnlxar, nlaoca ,zloxr OUa,n CovaA
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MILT - Please ded. "Jailhouse"
for George s. and Suzie. who
won't ever break upl
MILT-Please dedicate "Silhou-
cites" to Barbara M. from
someone who cares.
DEAR UNCLE MTLT = Please
play MY One and Only Love"
to Mike on Monday. EILEEN.
MILT-Please play "Silhouettes"
for Tommy and Carol for the
best Of luck" on Monday.
DEAR UNCLE NIFTY - Please
dedicate Man Like WOW" for
Carla r. from Carl L. who
wants her to be his Special
Angel"
DEAR MILF - Please dedicate
"Silhouettes," and "You Send
Me-" for my Special Angle"
to Buzzy. from JOYCE.
MILT = Please play Fourteen
Boy Friends" by Dee Clark;
THE female" Little Richard"
for Leb, a real cool chick.
TOMMY.
MHT-Please play until the
18th of Never" and Special
Angel" on Nov. 3, for Gene H.,
from someone who thinks he's
just great. E. j.
ROCK AND ROLL MILTERENO
Please play "Jailhouse Rock"
"Honeycomb," for Den, Ricky,
from EMERY. Play Nov. 4 or 5.
KOOL KAT MILTY-Please play
Wear My Ring and Say Yeah"
to Rosalind w., from BUBBID
H.
MILF = Please play Available"
and MY Special Angel" for
Mary T., from RICHARD.
MILT-Please ded. "a Whole Lot
Of Shaking" for Tony Sellers,
on Nov. 8. Happy birthday.
PEANUTS" =
KOOL KAT GRANT - Please
dedicate Terry" by Ray Yer
non, to Terry L. of jefferson
School. from MARY s., a
Friendi? n?
MILT-Please ded. Treat Me
Nice" for Sonny Taylor, on
Nov. 5. Happy birthday. PEA
NUTS.
MILT-Please ded. Happy, Hap
py Birthday Baby" to Benny L.,
on Nov. 6 (will be 49,. Love,
GARY.
DEAR MILT-Please play Rain
bow" on Tuesday, November S,
to Cyndy. LARRY.
DEAR MILT-Please play "You
Send Me" for K. J.. B. K, B. H.,
P. B.. J. L. From 2?????
MILT AND DON-Piease play
you Send Me" for Kathy and
Myron, the best player on
Gonzaga's varsity, and from
Judy to Dave. From Bealesie.
MILF AND DON-Please play
you Send Me" for Gerry and
Ronnie who have been going
steady for 80 days. From
Brooksie and q Jerry Quigley
fan.
MILT AND DON-Please play
Peggy Sue" for Peggy and
Dixie Lee at BIS riding stable.
A LOVING ENEMY.
MILF AND DON - Play "I'm
Available" and Loving You"
for Alys B., love DAN S.
DON AND MILT-Please ded.
"Silhouettes" to Toots, al
though this song may 60 by,
I'll always think Of you. Carl.
LA. 9-1288.
DON BILLIARD - Please play
'.Raunchy" for q Little Bitty
Pretty One" Burt, VIII. 2-3569.
DON - Please dedicate I'm
Stickin' With You and MY !,
One and Only Love" toqJype
from MACK. ]
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Help Wanted

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DON-fleaSe Qedlcaa TWELFTH
Of Never" Wednesday at 9 am.
to Burt from LISA.
DON Please play Tosine
Game" for David from Karin.
who still loves him.
DON-Please play Peanuts" 4br
that sweet OF thing in Va.
from BONNIE. UN. Ap37ls.
DON Please play "JaiIhous1
Rock" for Jane e. from Les S.,
tn. 2-2469.
DON = Please play @Thundera
bird" for Eddie's new Chevy,
from the Big Z" of Mu Sigma.
The bestl
DON DILLARD - PleaS3 play
"Jailhouse Rock" and you
Send Me" to Nitwit, from
IDIOT.
DON-Please play ''Paunchy" ON
Nov. 6 in the evening, for Sandy
from FATS" JOHN.
DON = Please dedicate Losing
Game" to Barbara, from KEN
NY, on Tuesday mornipg at
8:35.
DON DILLARR - Please play
"Raunchy" for Gary and Jo-
anne, from DeMAR. OIL. $3.50.
DON-Please play "Boney Mo-
roney" I'm Nov. 4, for Sandy.
Q'm glad your not going
steadyD From JOHN H.
DON-Play Have I Told You
Lately That I Love Your" f0f
Randy who loves Sarah. RAM
DY, JU. 9-2206.
DON DILLARD - Please pIay
Mean Woman Blues" Also
enter me and friend in d. j.
Contest. BOB AND BILL, Tw.
3-941S.
DON DILLARD-Pleasa dedicate
"Jailhouse Rock" to all the
neat guys at the st. Cathern
Teen Club. JOHN. VIII. 6-262O.
DICK DENHAM-I'm sAIl Shook
Up" over Saturday nights
Presley Ball. Got it? Well get
It! I'll be listenin' tween Q
and IL. Millie.
DICK DENHAAn - Please plav
Teddy Bear" this Saturday
night on your Elvis Presley
Dance Ball. LAURAE.
DICK-I1l be Loving You" 80
you play Elvis Presiey'ss Low
ing You" on your big show this
Saturday, between 9 and H.
JAN, a WINK fan.
DICK DENHAM>-- Love Me
Tender" this Saturday night
will be just right. Think you're
great on WINX.-AUDREY c.
DICK-Am sure looking forward
to hearing Elvis' new Christi
mas Album this Saturday
night between 9 and IL. -
A WINK FAN.
DICK D.--Don't forget to spin
Elvis Presley's Holn-dawg"
Saturday night on your WINK
Elvis show, about 9:45 for
STAN and EVELYN.
CALVIN COOY MAN HACKETT.
I think you are the coolest disc
jockey on radio. Please trans
init "Boney Moroney" on your
next show, for RONNIE and
JEAN.
CALVIN COOL MAN HACKETT.
The best Of luck, on your new
Teen-A-Rama Show The stu
dents at Mckinley High. Think
you are the coolest dee-ja on
radio.
CALVIN HACKETT-Please play
could This Be Magic" for
Gloria. Robt., Carol Burl, Sylvia
Nat.
CALVIN COOL MAN HACKETT.
We love your d. j. Show. Keep
I'm fha 000A rr0rkl n n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 20 OP.-New crot
Mheat futures started firm on the
Board OF Trade today and then dipped
t son under pressure OF pront TAX
New CROP wheat and corn futures
were bought because of continued rain.
iall. and forecasts for more in the
sro own, areas Corn showed gains Of
soybeans started somewhat weak ant
then advanced, influenced somewhat bS
commission house buying in the MaS
Near the end Of the first hour old
10 hiEheri July s%Gs'.' corn was !.
were i lower 70 higher May 0 ~
rye was unehansed to "a lower. May
". lisa, soybeans were % higher TO 7,
Owen cents May b S@S and :rd ox was
Trading in May contracts will end
tomorrow, Wide price movements In
these deliveries are. expected before the
ns iSaidS eiSse has SH been eSden speak
There was more rain In the South
west over the week end. although the
weather mostly was dry today, However
q rainfall, and locally heavier amounts,
throuehout the area.
The Wichita office Of Francis /. d.
pont a CO; said rains from Wichita
to winter wheat and Il appeared that he he
crop was a. the crossroads, with each
additional day OF rainfall a disadvantage
=. The nrm's Oklahoma City once said
OF the wheat damage. Harris Upham q
Co. said each additional day Of moisture
increases the probability that Yields may
pe . snsrpi,y below the Governments May
Corn receipts we're ass cars, some
what heavier than a week ago The CCC
Friday sold 100000 bushels OF corn 70
ceived no bids al the Gulf A steamer
loaded with D3,500 bushels OF corn was
reported, to have cleared Chicago for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Dollar Diplomacy
~ SYLVIA PORTER

Never has Americas dollar
diplomacy been on SO vast a
scale. touched so many hemis-
pheres of the globe as right now.
Any of us might underestimate
bly, be getting the impression
that our entire foreign-aid pro-
gram is being Stymied while
President Eisenhower and Con-
gress battle over the budget and
squabble particularly over his
request for $3.8 billion to cover
next years foreign assistance.
But quite the contrary. Eco
nomic diplomacy is being pushed
harder than ever at every level
on the purely governmental level,
the quasi-government level, the
private financial level.
Actually, we are giving and
lending millions of dollars every
week through long-eStablished
loan agencies, through global
organizations set up since World
War II and financed mostly by
funds, through the regular A.
nancial channels of our land.
Currency Report Cited
In glancing through the cur:
rent issue of the privately circu-
lated Picks World Currency Re-
port, I found a report on our
financial activities abroad during
just last month. Even an expert
may be startled by the following
summary of our dollar diplomacy
in April alone.
Argentina received a $75 mil
lion credit from the International
Monetary Fund, repayable in
three to five years.
Austria made an arrangement
to get American surplus COM
modities worth $24.7 million. The
proceeds will be invested in Aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
New Stock Corporations

New Stock Corporation S
formed during April numbered
l2.078. UP 90 per cent from
March. but down 80 per cent
from April. 1856. Dunn &
Bradstreet.
frame Co. announced 1t has
filed with SEC a registration of
a proposed offering of 10000
shares Of common stock, to be
made about June 6.
General Electric Co. announced
United States Steel Corp. has
ordered eight industrial locomo-
tives to handle expanded activi-
ties in three of its plants.
Howard Stores Corp. April
sales totaled $3.255.336, up
$3.50 from 1856: for 4 months
1901, III. down 3.8qs from 1856.
Electric Bond & Share Co. in
year ended December 81 earned
$6.9ll.274 or $l.32 a share VS..
$6.S54.470 or $1.3l in 1855.
Gen. Amer. Oil Of Texas in 8
months ended March 81 earned
S6.523.518 or $500 & share VS..
$7.466.658 or $2.52 in 1856 period.
Lionel Corp. in 3 months ended
March 81 had a loss of $3.50, 900
VS.. a loss Of $l04.731 in 1856
period.
Knott Hotels Corp. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $235, $50
or So cents a share VS.. $177,533
or 40 cents in 1856 period.
Briggs Mfg. Co. in 3 months
ended March 81 had a loss Of
$l07,247 VS.. earnings of $465, 627
or 43 cents in 1856 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Newsprint Mills
Plan Bio Outlay

NEW YORK. May 20 iR.-
North American newsprint mills
will spend almost one-half billion
dollars during the next two years
to increase production capacity
by It's per cent. an industry sur
vey disclosed today.
Figures on the current expan-
sion program were announced by
Newsprint Information Commit
tee. an organization formed re-
Gently by a group Of Canadian
newsprint producers.
The committee said the two
year program involves primary
investment Of $465 million. plus
millions in supporting facilities.
1t reported that by the end OF
1858 capacity will rise by $50. 00C
tons in Canada and 665. 900 tons
in the United States, bringing
the North American total to
9.262.5l4 tons.
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Steel Output
Continues 10
Drop in Week

CLEVELAND, May 20 (P.-
Steel production in the United
States continued to drop of last
week while steel scrap prices,
considered a barometer for steel
production. were rising.
The magazine Steel. metal
working weekly. said yesterday
the national steel ingot rate
Ieased of another one-half point
to 86.5 per cent Of rated capac-
ity.
Output for the first four
months Of the year was 1882
|042 net tons, down about one
million from the corresponding
period a year ago. Steel said.
Not much pressure has been
built up in the market so far by
hedge buying. But the belief
persists. Steel commented, that
substantial hedge buying will be
seen over the next few weeks.
before an anticipated midyear
price increase.
The trade publication lSaid
some steelmakers estimate costs
will be hiked at least 20 cents
hourly by wage boosts and fringe
benefits to 60 into effect July /.
These increases should mean a
price increase Of So a ton. the
steelmakers say.
Steel's price composite on
prime steelmaking grades Of
scrap advanced another 81 cents
q ton to $45. the highest point
since early April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Stocks Higher,
Range Narrow;
Trading Active

NEW YORK, May 20 (R.-
The stock market pushed furth-
err into new high ground for
1857 today. Trading was active
early this afternoon.
Pivotal issues advanced frac-
lions to around a point. No par
ticular leadership was shown by
any division.
The ticker tape fell behind for
nine minutes at the start as it
failed to keep pace with the
weekend accum ulation of
orders.
A few stocks responded to cor
porate news or expectations with
wider gains than the average.
But there was no outstanding
news to focus attention on
shares Of any particular in
duStry.
Financial observers said that
failure of the rail average to
match the advance of the indus.
trials in the March to new highs
has robbed the rise of an import
ant element of conviction
Meanwhile. leading carriers were
mixed today.
Lukens Steel surged aheac
another 2 points as it was helped
by hopes Of an additional stock
split.
Chrysler rose a major fraction
and was in active demand or
the report that the Army had
given the firm a 500 million
order for tanks.
American Cyanamid forged
ahead well past a point on the
eve Of tomorrow's directors
meeting when a proposed 100
per cent stock dividend will be
considered.
Du Pont was ahead around a
point in early trading but erased
the gain as it declared its usual
ESQ dividend.
United States Steel and Beth
lehem were slightly higher but
Republic Steel eased. Aside from
Chrysler, motors were barely
changed. In the irregular raj
group. New York Central added
a major fraction while Santa FL
and Southern Railway eased.
Corporate bonds were higher
Government bonds improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
March Imports
AT New Hiqh
By the Associated Press

General imports in March
reached a new high of $780,
300, 900, the Commerce Depart
ment reported today.
That exceeded by SO million OF
about per cent the previous
record reported last october. II
was also IA per cent higher than
the February total of about
$992.5 million and about 3 pei
cent higher than the March
1856 total.
General imports during the
first three months of 1857 were
valued at 1924, 400, 900. only
slightly higher than the $3,226.-
500, 900 reported in the first quar-
ter of 1856.
The Commerce Department
said the increase in general i'm
ports between February and
March reflected gains in all but
one Of the II major commodity
groups. The only decline noted
was in imports of vegetable food
products and beverages from
$265.5 to $3.50 million.
This was attributed largely to
a drop in coffee imports.
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|CHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. May 20 Up tUspA) Sal
able hogs $500: moderately active,
instances as much as 20 higher on both
classes; good Shipping demand: No 20
lots l-3 300: No 1,2 lots these veights
is. so: No 81 e5O-eso 10 i7.5o-i 3 90:
few lots mostly 3 Ss0-3I0 ID LOO! so:
few lots No butchers up to $50 ID down
Ito 1880: larger lots mixed Grades $50
$50 ID sows, l4.e5:16;.5; with 400 ID
type sows 33O 10 and lighter i6.5O-l675
Salable cattle $4,000: calves. 300;
steers active. stronR to so higher' heifers
strong to so higher cows steady to Is
hieher: other classes fully steady. bulk
choice steers 23.00-24 so; moderate
supply high choice and prime e450-
I.6 90 few loads. low TO average price
I G.5O-25 90; good TO low choice 20 So
s215 high choice and prime heiferS
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and commercial cows l4.00-15.5 so: can.
ners and cutters il.50-l4 90; utility and
commercial bulls fb.nO-lT. so; good and
choice vealers 90 00-o600.