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will have to use finesse."
Voris served one year as line
coach Of the professional Los
Angeles Rams and as head
coach at Hartnell Junior Col
lege in California before NOV
ing to Army. Anastasia was an
assistant to Fort Voris at Hart
nell, coached at Fort Ord and
was an assistant at West Point.
Merrich played at Cincinnati
an dwas on the Army stan
briefly.
Besides Voris and Nesbit,
those interviewed by the Vir-
ginia athletic council were Bill
Leckonby, head coach at Lee
high; Carl Wise. an assistant
at Georgia Tech; Burt Smith
an assistant at Michigan State;
and Ernie Hefferle. end coach
at Pitt.
Only Voris. who members Of
the council said was the unan.
imous choice for the post
was interviewed twice. Both
Leckonby and Wise withdrew
their names from considera'
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Packers PIuy
Redskins Here
Next Season

Green Bay replaces Balti-
more in the only change in the
Redskins schedule Of six home
games next season.
The Packers will play here
October 10. The other Sunday
afternoon visitors to Grifith
Stadium will be the Redskins
usual Eastern Division oppo-
nents, New York, the Chicago
Cardinals, Cleveland, Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia.
The road schedule will be
announced game-hy-game by
the host teams. The Redskins
viii play their Eastern rivals
and Baltimore away from
home. The game with the Colts
viii be on November 2.
The home schedule: October
IL, New York; October 10,
Green Bay: November Q, Chi
cago Cardinals; November is,
Cleveland: December Z, Pitts
burgh; December IA. Philadel-
phia.
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.Voris to Use 'Finesse'
And 7 at Virqinio

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Feb. IS R.-Dick Voris. So
year-old assistant to Earl Blaik
at West Point, ofiicially takes
over next week as the new head
football coach at the University
Of Virginia.
The appointment of Voris at
a salary repeatedly about $1l.-
500 q year for three years was
announced yesterday by Presi-
dent Colgate w. Darden,, jr.,
after a telephone poll OF APP
proval of the schools board Of
visitors.
Voris was one of six men
interviewed by the schools
athletic council in its hunt for
a successor to Ben Martin,
former Navy assistant, who re-
signed last month after two
years at Virginia to become
head coach at the Air Force
Academy.
The new coach promptly
named two of his assistant
coaches and promised the Cav
alters will try to 'out-fineSse"
the opposition next fall,
John Anastasia, an assistant
at Colorado State University.
and Bob Merrich. a coach at
Massilon Ohio High School.
were named by Voris to be his
backfield coach and line coach,
respectively.
He is expected to have four
varsity assistants plus a fresh
man coach. There were indica-
ton he might keep at least one
member Of Martins staff. pos
sibly Harrison Nesbit, who also
was interviewed for the va
cancy.
Voris said Virginia will con-
tinue to use the Information
with more frequent use Of
f1ankers and will stress passing.
He added:
I'VE call this a broken
formation. The ends and half
backs are split and it empha-
sizes passing. I feel that here
at Virginia we do not have the
type of material to play pos
session football. Instead. we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Interservice Squash
Slotted Over Week End

The Sd annual Woodruff
Cup Interservice squash rae
quets tournament will be held
Saturday and Sunday on the
Pentagon courts.
The Army and Navy teams
meet at 2 pm. Saturday with
the winner scheduled to play
the defending champion Air
Force at 2 pm. Sunday.
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Totals 10 543 Totals 81 10 81
Halftime: Bridsewater, 1928.
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Montgomery &c
Wins on Fouls

Montgomery Junior College.
outscored by eight field goals,
defeated Hagerstown Junior
College. 6s-67, on foul line
accuracy last night in Takoma
Park. Bob Beall scored two
fouls for Montgomery with Sec
onds remaining in the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
BusebuIl League
Sought in Arlington

The Arlington Department Of
Recreation is attempting to
organize a baseball league for
boys Is years Of age and under.
Anyone interested should
contact the recreation depart-
ment at jackson 1888 or at
tend q meeting at 7::so pm.
Tuesday at the Arlington Coun-
ty Recreation Center, 40
North George Mason drive,
Arlington.
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10-minute mark when Jones
made it 56-55.
In another Mason-Dixon
Conference game last night,
Bridgewater won its fourth
straight and handed Gallaudet
its 18th straight conference de-
feat. 87-43, at Bridgewater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
by BILL FUCHS
star stan Writer

Coach Ben Carnevale and his
Navy basketball squad won the
lasting respect of the George
town players yesterday with an
unusual gesture Of sportsman
ship in the Middies' 98-75 romp
over the Hoyas at Annapolis.
The Middies left many of
their own supporters grumbling
as they deliberately passed up
an easy opportunity to run the
score over 100 points. For the
last "a seconds they froze the
ball to save the crippled Hoyas
that embarrassment.
They could have had 100
points as easy as falling off
a log" Coach Tommy Nolan Of
the Hoyas said. "Carnevale is
all class"
Carnevale, visiting thu
Georgetown dressing room after
the game, wished the players
luck and minimized the margin
of victory by saying, I'VE just
got hot"
Frosh Halt PIebes
The Middies sizzled. They
made a fantastic so per cent
of their field goals, SO per cent
in the first half. 1t was no con-
test.
But for Georgetown, which
lost four players who failed the
midyear examinations, there is
a ray of brightness, 1t comes
from the freshmen team, which
beat the Navy Plehes. 1851,
swapping a Plebe victory string
of 20 games over the last two
seasons. The all-time Plebes
record for consecutive basket
ball victories is 30.
Coach Tommy OKeefe's
young Hoyas have won IL in a
row. They have a 14-1 record,
having lost by two points to
Fort Belvoir.
Joe Sikorski, Puddy Sheehan,
Tommy Matan, Tom Coleman
and Ray Ohlmuller are the five
starters and each is averaging
about is points a game. Shee-
han stands 5-foot-9. The others
are between 6-foot-2 and g.
footed.
Rough Road Ahead
It may be early to be look
ing ahead to next year, but
the Hoyas have six games re-
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Navy Contract
With Stadium
To Upheld

BALTIMORE. Feb. Is R.-
An official Of Baltimore's Park
Board says the group will back
the Naval Academy in its dis
pute with the Baltimore Colts
over use of Memorial Stadium
I'VE will have to uphold
Nays contract" Vice Presi-
dent Sam Zimmerman said
The contract provides that nc
game can be played in the
stadium five days before or one
day after a Navy game.
The Colts have scheduled the
Green Bay Packers here for
November 2, one day after
Navy is due to play Notre
Dame in Memorial Stadium,
Navy's schedule was released
last fall, while the Colts 1858
slate was announced Monday,
While apparently backing
Navy. Zimmerman commended
the outcome Of the hassle lis
up to the park board"
Hopes for Compromise
Zimmerman said the con-
fiict was brought on by the
National Football League
schedule" He added that he
hoped the Colts and Navy can
get together to work something
out.
II am not sure of the exact
wording of the boards con.
tract with the Colts" he said
but I'm sure there is some
reference giving priority tt
Navy"
Don Kellett, the Colts gen.
eral manager. disagreed, saying
he didn't recall any provision
giving Navy priority.
But if the board uphold.
Navy" Kellett said, I'VE will
have to move our Green Bay
game to another city. Buffalo
Louisville. Dallas, Miami anc
other cities are interested"
Meanwhile, a Naval Acad.
envy spokesman indicated thai
should its contract be broken
the Academy would feel fret
to move the Notre Dame game
to some other location. He sale
the only issue involved was the
contract and that the attend
ance at the Notre Dame con-
test Was not being considered
Colts Dispute Points
Kellett also was at odds with
Zimmerman on two other
points.
For one, he disputed Ham,
merman's contention that the
NIL was at fault. 1--WE were in
an impossible situation with
Navy playing in the stadium
on two consecutive weeks (No-
tire Dame on November / and
Maryland on November 3d." he
said.
In reference to the two par
ties working out a compro-
mise. Kellett said it was moi
proper procedure for two ten
ants to work out an agreement
without the landlord included
Zimmerman said the next
meeting of the park board will
be held within two weeks. The
park board president. Jane.
c. Anderson, is out of town.
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Howard Ends Play
In CIAA Saturday

Towards basketball team
concludes its regular-season
play in the CIAA League
against Hampton Saturday
night at Capitol Arena.
The Bisons dropped a league
game to Morgan State, 87-76,
last night at Capitol, despite a
32-point outburst by John
CxyV,laaO
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Two More Banks
In New York Cut
Interest to 4 Pct.

NEW YORK, Jan. % Up
Two more major New York
banks today Joined the parade
toward lower interest costs by
cutting their prime rates from
4i2 TO 4 per cent. effective i'm
mediately.
They we're the First National
City Bank Of New York. second
largest in the city and No. 3
in the Nation, and Hanover
Bank.
First National City also cut
its rate on loans TO brokers and
dealers with securities as COL
lateral.
The prime interest rate is
what banks charge their biggest
customers with the best credit
ratings. It is a basic money
market rate upon which all
other charges on short-term
loans are scaled.
The initial cut to 4 per cent
in the prime rate was started
by Chase Manhattan Bank.
biggest in the city and second
in the Nation. Immediately
after announcement Tuesday
OF a drop in the discount rate
by the Philadelphia Federal Re-
serve District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
Area Store SoIes Set
New Record in 1857

Department store sales in
the Washington Metropolitan
Area set a new all-time record
in 1857. with a 2 per cent gain
from the preceding year. pre-
liminary data from the Federal
Reserve Bank showed today.
The area total in 1856 was 8
per cent ahead OF the previous
year after showing gains Of 8
per cent in 1855 and 2 per cent
In 1854.
The only setbacks In 20 years
were declines Of 2 per cent in
1858, 0.9 per cent in 1852 and /
per cent in 1898.
Gains included-3.2 per cent
in 1851: 2 per cent in 1850; /
per cent in 1919; 5 per cent In
1913: 4 per cent in 1947; II
per cent in 1916: 9 per cent in
1915; 6 per cent in 1914, S per
cent In 1913; 10 per cent In
1912: 20 per cent in I941; 10
per cent in 1910. and as per
cent In 1899.
The downtown portion Of the
area department store volume
in 1857 declined 3 per cent from
the previous year following a
3 per cent decline in the pre-
vious year. There was a gain OF
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RetuiI SuIes Decline,
Remain Above 1857

NEW YORK. Jan. "a Pr
Retail sales as measured by
Dun a. Bradstreet for the week
ending Wednesday dipped
slightly from the previous week
but remained above the volume
OF a year ago.
The weekly Dun g. Brad
street survey showed dollar
volume OF retail trade through
out the Nation was unchanged
TO 4 per cent above a year ago.
Gains over last year we're
reported in sales of women's
apparel. furniture and food
products. Fewer sales were
made in the mems clothing.
housewares and some major
appliance lines.
The survey showed that re-
duced price clearance promo
tons continued to encourage
the buying of women's cloth
coats. sportswesr and dresses.
Regional estimates. compared
with a year ago: New England
UP 3 to 7 per cent: Middle
Atlantic and Pacific Coast up
/ to 5 per cent; East and West
North Central and Mountain
unchanged to UP 4 per cent;
South Atlantic and West South
Central down 70 up 3 per
cent: East South Central un-
changed TO down 4 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
FNNA 10 Sell
Debentures

The Federal National Mort
gage Association will offer pub
licly $3.50 million Of debentures
to finance secondary market
operations Tuesday. January 20.
it was announced today.
The Offering will include 5000
million Of four-year ga per
cent debentures and $3.50 mil
lion Of one-year 3 per cent
debentures. 1t will be made
through the ageney's fiscal
agent. John H. Claiborne. jr-
assisted by q Nationwide group
Of securities dealers.
The four-year issue will be
dated February 10 and mature
February Is. 1862. The one
year issue dated February 10
win Slture February 10. 1859
Prices Tor both issues will be
announced on Offering day. j
Stanley Baughman. FNMA
president said.
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bechteI Heads
Advisory Unit

Secretary OF Comm cree
Weeks announced yesterday
that S. D. Bechtel. president of
Bechtel Corp. San Francisco,
has been elected chairman OF
the Commerce Departments
Business Advisory Council for
1858.
Elected to the l65-member
council were seven new mem
oers including Herbert Hoover.
jr., son of the former President;
Gilbert w. Humphrey. son Of
former Secretary OF the Treas
ury George M. Humphrey, and
Alfred NJ. Gruenther. president
of the American National Red
Cross.
Mr.. Bechtel. whose firm Is
one Of the Nations largest con-
struction companies. succeeds
Eugene Holman. board chair
man of Standard Oil Co. IN. j.
in the council Craftsmanship.
Chosen vice chairman was
Ralph J. Cordiner. president of
General Electric Co, N. Y.
Three other vice chairmen
were reelected as follows:
Ernest r. Breech. board
chairman Of Ford Motor Co.,
Dearborn, Mich: T. v. Haul
ser. chairman Of Sears Roebuck
e. Co.. Chicago. and Devereux
c. Josephs. chairman of the
New York Life Insurance Co.
New York City.
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cHrGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Jazz. - fP fUsDAl -
Salahle hogs 1900. SLOW IS 70 so lower
on butchers. through midssSsIon; but
trade closed very Gull; so 70 IS lower
on approximately 1000 hogs including
al weights and grades: soES weak to
mostly IS lower, only fair shipping
demand. 2-3 ioa-.3O 10 butchers
1880 IS; several lots i-2 aon-22o
lbs 20 $500 so: S6 head No Is. these
weights 2N65, later and closing sales
:-S l9n-23o lbs. 10 a5-la so; with .
few Is ~ su-ia IS. early sales IS
af0-260 lbs lQs5-IS IS. these closed
l9 90 ls, IS: early sales mostly As
290-3l0 lbs is 50-l9 IS: these late
- 00-le.15; . deck No Is around $50
lbs. l7.uo-l7.15; isrger lots mixed
grade i00-550 10 SONS IL 5O-iS SO :
few lots 300-330 lbs. II isis Oh.
SalAhle cattle zoo. calves 40. prime
absent . few sales SlAnehter steers
ana heifers choice and below weak: Q
few loads and lots carrying lower bids
viii be held for Mondays market, cows
steady to IS lover. mostly steady
other classes steady q few high good
70 hish choice steers IS O0-29 90. .
few good down to % 90. a packase
utility and standard .0s0 10 Holstein
steers s0.0n: q few high choice $50
10 he.fers - so: loAd good and low
choice poo lbs - 90, a few standard
and good 10 0o-s3 90: utility and com
mereial COWS is S0-is SO; Gamers
ana cutters IL OO-I6N0 A few utility
and low commercial bulls s an-2n 90,
. lev gcod and choice vealers % 00-
~ 90 most eulls and utility 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

4 per cent in 1855, but a l per
cent decrease in 1854. Down.
town data for previous years
we're not compiled. However.
downtown sales In December
were per cent above a year
earlier.
Area sales are starting 1858
with a further small increase,
the banks weekly report also
disclosed today.
Area department store sales
in the week ended January 10
we're 3 pei cent above a year
earlier. despite a drop OF 10 per
cent from the previous week.
Area sales in four weeks ended
January 10 we're 7 per cent
above a year earlier.
The downtown portion of this
area total vas / per cent above
a year ago in the week ended
January 10. but down o per cent
from the previous week. Down.
town sales in four weeks were
5 per cent above a year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Railroad freight for the week

Railroad freight for the week
ended January 10 totaled 572.-
353 cars. This was 1909 cars
above the preceding week. but
84,9l6 cars below the like week
last year and l26.933 below the
1856 figure.
Heavy construction awards
reported for the week ended
Monday declined to $2l8. $50 900
from $2l9.940.000 the previous
notwithstanding News-Rec-
ord and Construction Daily.
Loans 10 brokers and dealers
on other than United States
Government securities held by
member banks in New York
City totaled S74l million
Wednesday-in increase OF $33
million from week before and
q decrease OF $l53 million from
a year before.
A record volume Of capital.
totaling 5000. 559.691. was
raised for expansion Of business
and industry in 1857 through
securities undervvitten by the
Nations investment bankers.
the Investment Dealers Digest
reports. The previous record
was s7.l9s.s04.320 in 1856.
Eastman Kodak Co. will
spend a record S62 million this
year for capital improvements
in the United States. The pre-
vious high Of $50 million was
established last year.
Interstate Gas Co., Houston,
was granted temporary author
ity TO build $5i million worth of
natural gas pipeline facilities
in louisiana. Mississippi. Ten
neSSee and Kentucky. The ex-
panion is 10 meet requirements
Of Cuffs sole customer. United
Fuel Gas Co.. Charleston.
w. Va.
Allied Chemical a Dye Corp.
earned ssh. 237 .422 or S5.16 per
share. during 1857. VS.. S47,004,-
945. or $4.74 in 1856. The 1857
net included $7,s39.s3s from
the sale Of United States Steel
stock. Excluding this. net in
come was $43.397. 5S4 or S4.37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Jan. - H-wheai
futures prices reacted sharply in early
board OF trade dealings today to pro-
posed Hesitation that the Government
continue support Of the grain at ~
= buSkel through 1855
The measure BY Senator Murry oil
Montana and reported 10 have the
concurrence OF several other Senators
spanked some fairly heavy buying
particularly in the new crop Aeliyeries
and al were up more than q cent q
buShei In initial transactions The
nearby contracts also were up frae-
other grains started on abou,
steady, in fractions on both sides Of
Yesterdays closes
Near the end Of the first hour wheat
vas unchanged 10 I cent HIGHER. March
81 corn y lower 10 ia hieher
March Slupas. cats unChanger 70 a
higher. March ~. rye a. lower 10
q higher, March Sialis. soybeans e
lower TO y higher, March ;. .Aia and
lard : 70 10 cents a hundred pounds
lower March Sil 60
The demand which save corn prices
solid boost near the close of yester-
days trading appeared in that grain
was light and mixed
The run-up yesterday followed q
report that the government had with
drawn from export It's stocks Of erades
3 and Z corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
Loss Of SS55,538
Reported by Kuty

ST. LOUIS. Jan. "a CP).--
Tho Missouri Kansas Texas
Katy Railroad reported to-
day 1t finished S855.538 in the
red for 1857. compared to a
net income Of $l.940.207 in
1856.
The 1857 figures include a
nonrecurring charge Of Sl.024.-
095 covering revaluation OF
serviceable used material. With
out this charge income still
would have been less.
Freight revenue for last year
was down nearly 81 million
from l956-$57,954 ,307 COM
pared TO S64.868,35i. Passenger
revenue also decreased by
$64l 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE TO HOLDERS or 40 FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND To-
YEAR BONDS or THE TERMINAL
ReFRIGeRATING AND WAREHoUS-
ING CORPORATION DATED APRIL
I. l94s.
Notice Is hereby given that
the National Savings and Trust
Company Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. Trustee under Indenture
dated April /, 1913, made by the
Terminal Refrigerating and
Warehousing Corporation Of
Washington, District of Column
bia. has. In accordance with the
sinking fund provision OF said
Indenture. called by lot for re-
demption at par. plus accrued
interest. on February l. 1858. at
the ofiice Of the Trustee the fol-
lowing described 4Gs First Mort
gage Sinking Fund l0-year bonds
OF the Terminal Refrigeratins
and Warehousing Corporation
dated April /. 1913. secured by
said Indenture:
$1,000 bonds Nos. II. 70. 100,
l29. l40. $50. 1877. 30. 224. $40,
1856. 400, 405. 4o7. 40. 463. 4s3.
495. 564. SIC. 700.
Bonds enumerated herein are
called for the purpose Of the
sinking fund. and interest on said
bonds will cease on February /.
1858.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
BY BRUCE BAIRD.
President.
Attest:
EARLE S. KIMAIEL.
tSeal) Assistant Secretary.
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.Tobaccos, Oils,
Utilities Gain;
Range Narrow

NEW YORK. Jan. "a R.-
Stock market prices milled in
decisively in moderately active
trading early this afternoon.
Gains and losses were chiefly
fractional with . few i-point
movers and q number Of leading
issues unchanged.
Tobaccos. utilities and oils
were slightly higher while rails.
building materials. aircrafts
and motors were mixed. Steels
drifted q bit lower.
Some corporate reports were
good. but the general picture
remained mixed. Meanwhile,
machine tool orders. an i'm
portant barometer Of the econ
omy. were reported at their
lowest level last month since
October. l940. Copper prices
also declined in world markets
while store sales rose.
Huge blocks OF American Tel
ephone were rtaded. some for
cash or immediate delivery. and
Others regular way" for four
day delivery in a reflection Of
arbitrage operations connected
with the big rights issue TO con-
vertible debentures. The cash
sales gave the new owners
rights to the debentures. This
Is the final day on which re-
corded owners will be eligible
for the rights.
Telephone" traded in two
blocks OF 1880 shares, two OF
1000 and one Of 1000. The
stock was fractionally higher.
Corporate bonds were higher
in quiet dealings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Jan. - R.-Foreign
exchange rates. Great Britain In dol
ars Others In cents. Unbalanced un-
less otherwise notedl
Canadian dollar in New York open
market per cent premium or lOa,OO
Europe. Great Britain tpoundl
SssI n 80, on i OF a cent, 30-day
futures, Q so 23 80, on d OF a cent.
cent. adsdsy futures, csh 90. OF
90 1919, Oh .0oi. o. cent; France
iwestern, '1dsutsehe mark, eS'So;
Holland ,guilderl, 20 40 UP .O0is Of
. cent: Italy diral. .ldls OF q cent;
Portugal tescudol, 50, sweden
lkrona1, 1884. switzerland Ifranc)
ureeD, 23.3t. Denmark (kronel, 1850,
Latin America. Argentina ureel
as, on .Oi Of a cent. Brazil tree .
.0b. no .Oc OF q cent. Mexico, sol /.
Venezuela lbolivar), 80 Of
Par East: Hong Kong dollar. 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Jan. % R--tUsDAl.
Wholesale egg prices we're unsettled
today, Receipts l2,3OO.
tWhole selling prices based on ca
change and other volume sales
New York spot quotations follow.
Includes Mid-Western. Mixed colors
Extras tiS-SO lbsl 31is-30is. extras
large It5-4S lbsl 35.a7is. extras
medium 3Sia-a6 smalls S3tg-34
standards laree 3dia-97. checks 3a-3A
Whites Extras t4S-SO lbsl 3Sta-4l.
tras medium a7is-3sts; extras medium
M 's-asL. Browns. Extras tAs-A0
lbsl "A
ity (lS-SO lbsD 44.4S, mediums a0-la
small ai.aita Browns. TOP quality
l4s-5O lhsl lais-tbis mediums 40
AZ Smalls 3d-37
Butter barely steady Receipts 2ig,.
900. Prices UNCHANGED.
Cheese steady Receipts Al 600.
Prices unbalanced.