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Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

Mrs Raymond S. Goslee attend
ed a luncheon given by the Selby-
vile Community Club on Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie Q. Ellis spent Sum
day with Mr. and Mrs. David Quill
len and son, Harry. at Millville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon McCabe in
Ocean View.
Mrs. VIM. j. Rose has returned
to her home on Morris Street, after
spending the winter in Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dobson
spent Sunday in Townsend with Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Watson.
Mrs. Willard Ulrich, who has
been an out-patient at the home of
her mother in Minneapolis, Mimi
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

esota. for several weeks. has re-
turned to Swedish Hospital for
further treatment
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Parker were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Collins of Bridgeville, Mrs.
Gladys Moore of Salisbury. Mr.. YER
non Baker of Georgetown. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnson, Alan Carey of
Laurel, Peggy Harrison and Ralph
Adkins
Mrs. George r. DOnaway return
ed home. Saturday. after receiving
treatment in Beebe Hospital.
Mrs. Audrey Parker has return
ed to her home from Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington. where she was
confined ten days.
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

When Hetty Green Wilks died in
1852, she had $31, 100000 in one
bank alone. Her estate crossed
nearly $1OO,O0O.0OO.
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

The emerald is the traditional
gift for the 55th wedding anniver-
sary.
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29

1855 TROJAN CABIN CRUISER "sNooKY III" = IS g.,
Sleeps and fully equipped for fishing and cruising YWOOD
Mohosony PIonked 100 HIP Loaded
blower ship shore rudo. for oil
bHg goey with
sink cockpit and heavy winter Noy for fly bridge
windshield. only
excellent Of this Responsible
This boot be purchased reasonable figure This
deol boot for and his wife children
Chesapeake
City podes may 4966l 43oi6
Chesapeake City Tulip 5-273l. 4202
, 1960-07-13
RAIDERS

On July 9th they played at
the headquarters Of Senator
John Kennedy during which
the band was picked up on.
~ tt The crowd was 50 great
that the band was not seen
and Senator Ron de Lugo, it
was learned called the TV sta
ton and vigorously protested
at their failure to show the
band, which they promised to
do at the first opportunity.
They were also scheduled to
play at the airport when Sem
ator Kennedy arrived.
, 1960-07-13
FORMER

EOnN1EE.
Maintenance Mechanic at
tached to the electrical divi-
sion Of the Public Works from
which he has been granted
military furlough for two
years. He is also a licensed
electrician.
, 1960-07-13
FOR RENT
In Christiansted
UNFINISHED Broom
APARTMENT
Tel. C-l7s Steadman b

GEORGE
Us who have been hurt: these
incidents become news in
due course and our whole is
land may well be badly hurt
from adverse publicity.
| strongly urge you to find
some method to deal with this
critical situation"
, 1960-07-13
S A T U r D A Y

A U A
Bio Double Feature Day y
lst Feature:
Columbia Pictures presents
THE LEGEND OF
TOM DoOLEy"
"GUNF1GHTERs AT ABu.EEN~
SUNDAY. MONDAY
TUESDAY
Columbia Pictures presents:
ANATOMY OF "A MURDER"
James Stewart. Lee Remick,
Ben Gazzara, Eve Arden and
oseph N. WEIGH as Judge Weaver
The perfect cast brings the per-
feet courtroom novel to blazing
life on the screen passions
flare, tempers blaze, as a maze
of evidence reveals the anatomy
Of a murder.
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-07-13
FOR SALE

Messerschmitt Convertible
Scooter
Economical : good condition.
Owner will sacrifice
MISS G. F. GREEN
81 Hannah's Rest
Pc. Box ga : Frederiksted
, 1960-07-13
MAN KILLED

His body was removed to the
morgue in Christiansted after
DR.. Newall Of the Frederik-
sted Clinic pronounced him
dead.
, 1960-07-13
ELTRUPSs--BooKS

RENTAL L~IBRARY-al current best-sellers, new books
constantly added. o FOR SALE Jeltrups' has the
book you want. or can get it at no extra charge. GIFT
CERTIFICATES available, gift-wrapping free. Open daily,
$50 to $50. not closed at noon.
King Cross Street. Christiansted
Evening star., 1960-07-31
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone 10S;
II no answer call lS4.
CHARLES H JAMTSON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
235 A.-Georgia Ave. Extended
Modern s-rm. Southern Colonis
eenter-hal brick mansion: 16x2
liv. rm., frepl.. din. rm., spa
cious mod: kit; master bedrm
bath; 3 other bedrmS., bath, inc
maids rm. Full attic, bsmt., spa
cious rec. rm.. firepl., bar, oil h.
heat; rose garden. barbecue pit
putting sreen, 19-rm; pre-civ
War Wars stone 8 ont: house, M good lines man man,
barn, misc. farm bldgs., lake, or
chard, vineyard, $50 acres SOD
25 acres oak timber, bal. grail
and hay. Macadam drive, excel
shade, land grant tract; Is mile
D. C; 100000, terms.
HIS A.-S-rm. center-hall house
bath, mod. kit, painted inside an
out: very clean: 30-stall D. C
dairy 50x100 barn, misc. bldgs
Lease $3.50 mo. Price $500 pc
acre; terms, u cash.
$50 A.-River rd. farm, mi. front
age River rd. and Gao Canal
$3.50 per acre, terms.
$50 A.-Nr. Acc, Germantown:
could be severed to proposet
conduit; $500 per acre. terms.
22 A.-5-rm. frame house; livin,
rm., din; rm.,. mod. kit, 2 bed
rms, bath. part bsmt., horse barn
iiIontaEe; rs miles D. C.; $4,000 SCI, 900
4 SO A. = Dickerson est: statel.
S-rm. white frame house: entr
hail. 1Sx30 liv. rm., remodelet
kit, 5 bedrms, Ia baths, fui
attic and bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; semi
circular tree-lined driveway, 24x4
barn, misc. bldgs Pasture 70
cattle or horses, orchard, garden
ideal for growing family. Nj
church, store, school and com
muter train; 2S mi. D. CT S25,
So A. = Clean e-rm. brick house
Nv rm.. din. rm,, mod. kit,
oedrms., bath attic. bsmt.;; com
inside and out; 40x6O barn, silo
Baltimore milk permit. Half mi
hard-rd. frontage: 10 mi. N. Fred
rick; S21. 900, terms.
I292 A.-9-rm. center-hall fran
mace; 4o-cow B. C. dairy barn arr
silos. maternity barn. 6 farm
bldss., fertile land; 90 A. wooded
bal. crop or sod; traversed b,
streams: approx. 2-mi. frontage
IA mi. N. Frederick: S27O per A,
terms: $4,000 cash.
CARROLL MANOR EsT-148 A.
antebellum l2-rm. brick mansion
true center hall beaut. open stair
case, spacious rms, high ceilings
excel. craftsmanship, 3 firepls.
random flooring: mod. kit, 6 bed
rms, 2Ha baths, h.-wh.; widow
tower, portico, formal boxwoot
and rose garden: tree-lined drive
way, fertile soil; u mile rive,
frontage, "a mi. hard-road front
age: nr. interchange of nationa
hwy. 70-S,, approx. 40 mi. D. C.
So5O per A., terms.
,6.5 A-Boyds recently built ram
bier. 12x21 liv. rm., picture wind.
dinette, mod, kit, 3 bedrms., bath
fuil bsmt., oil heat, carport, excel
view; 81 200, terms.
FOR RENT-Country estate nea
Barnesville. Spacious Q-rm. mali
house, Dutch Prov. architecture
liv. rm. 20x40, firepl., mod. kit.
master bedrm., bath. 3 other bed
rms, bath, maids rm., bath: oi
INV h., hdwd. floors: 4-car gar.
3-rm. caretaker'S lodge: excellen
shade; very private, superior view
Lease completely furn., $500 mo.
unfurn.. S175 per month.
Charles H. Jamison, Poolesville, Nd
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 1926.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
land AND FARMS

LAND AND FARMS
Is ACRES. stream, long road front.
PROSPEROUS GENERAL FARM oi
230 acres, Southern Maryland
Corn, wheat, oats, hay. tobacco
also shipping milk: $50. 900.
FAMILY FARM ESTATE OF &c
acres; S-room, 1A-bath home;
stream and lake. Close to inter
uGnsn eRsnge; G,,, S43: 900.
rented for 5 ,000. per year; house
with bath. deep freeze. stove, re-
frigerator and furniture, available
Tor your own use. Real value al
8 ACRES; Montgomery estate in
beautiful setting; illness makes
this an attractive buy; S39,95O.
COUNTRY CLUB NATURAL: Mont.
Eomery; go acres Of beautiful
land Just of interchange; S1,25O
900 ACRES PLUS. central Mont.
GONE Ggomssry Investment opportunity
100 ACRES fronting on old Rte
240, at $500 per acre.
SCENIC FARM, 115 acres overlook
Ing countryside for miles and
miles, close in, near interchange
road frontage on 3 sides; s45, 900
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-9Oa2 or wAverly 6-2933
Evenings, Mr. Manuel, WA, 6-136C
LoUD0UN COUNTY, VA, so mi
from D. c.; 200 acres; modern
tenant house; bank barn. silo: ex.
Sellent water; ideal for horses
600 cash will handle. Mon, cal
AD. 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
PRIVACY? Partially wooded 5 acre,
larEed for 3 swimming pool; room
for horses; lge 5-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial home; in low-tax Howart
County: 90 minutes from center oi
silver Spring, LAIRD B, SCOTT
Realtor, JU. e-O42O,
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

AAAOOSA ~ 4NAC w dOC1
Southern Maryland
/. Is acres, large Dutch ColonIa
frame home; bedrmS,, 2 baths
living rm., dining rm., larRI
modern kitchen, full basement
barns, outbuildings; 26 mile
2 Parker's Greek: . acres: water.
front on both sides; near Chesa>
peake Bay; $1,000.
5. 80 acres, fenced; nice for small
tarm; springs, on paved road
4. Harwood; 169 acres, modern 3.
oedrm. home with nursery, hot
water heat; cinder-block tenant
house with bath; . large tobacco
oarns, large cattle shed and sta
ble with water and electricity;
S.S-acre tobacco allotment; an
excellent farm; S47,50O.
B. First offering-43 acres. practi.
cally ali cleared; 4-bedrm. frame
nome; new bath, utility rm.
screened front porch: 9 tobacco
barns. stable; fenced: orchard
stream, 6-acre tobacco allot-
msnt, long road frontage; &c
miles D. c.: $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Md
Phone University 7-SOO6. II M
answer, call Prince Frederick los
Evening star., 1960-07-31

LAND PROFIT OPPORTUNITY fol
on Cobb Island for $4,000, with
terms; on county roads, Call Mr.
Romer. WI. s-a092. RoMER & co
MD.-18 ACRES
On National Hwy. 40 west: rs
now; 2 houses Is rooms and 8
roomsl; price, S5,S0O.
GAS STATION NOW
Is acres on Rte. 40 west: is mi
w.. of Hancock, Nd; 2 houses q
rms;@3 rms0; good buy; price,
MD.-159 ACRES
on both sides Of Youghiogheny r
Best boating and fishing; "a river
bottoms; al wooded; . lge. mt
springs; on both sides OF State
I'd: 10 mi. to Deep Creek lake;
lot lots ooo Of timbere price, S1o,0OOi
p PA.wSOO ACRES
Equipped dairy, good cattle farm
3-bedrm. .ramb.: 2-car gar: oil
heat; also 3-rm. tenant hse,;
water in all bldgs.; lays beauti-
fully; 10 mi. to Cumberland; price,
$4,000: $4,000 down.
ORCHARD, $40 ACRES
1000 apple trees. 1000 peaches
excellent condition; 2 houses . )
trucks, D-4 bulldozer; $4,000 "a
$4,000 worth of equipment: 206
acres in good timber; produced
$4,000 bushels last year. Tota
price, S3S,000; $1,000 will handle
EUGENE P. NIXON
sat. sn 7SllH and suns. ssSf. sSiEA Il s5fss s5f5s
MOVED TO HOWARD co
PAUL B. BEARD, REALTY
You can buy a 3 or 4-bedrm. brich
house, brand new, modern, witt
$1,000 down and pay like rent
10 acres, 6-rm house, barn anc
other bldgs.. beautiful location.
IA acres, 6-rm. house, barn anc
other hldss.. near Mtg. Co. line
! IA acres, 6-rm. bungalow, $4,000
3 acres, S-rm. house, oil heat, IL
baths, very large barn. This is ar
exceptional buy. $4,000.
Whatever you may need in rea
estate, we have it Call Atlas g.
--1O1 VI hOMaIu ~ II.
OUTSTANDING BUYS
Hughesville, Nd, within towr
llmits-ApproX. 5 acres, approx
3-acre tobacco allotment: . to-
baeco barns, 7-room house in gooC
condition, spacious modern kitch.
en-. large living room with fire.
place, dining room; bedrooms
Ia baths copper piping), good
well; nice shade trees; excellent
investment: presently rented
Shown by appointment only;
Approx, AZ acres, e5 open; nice
stream. S-room house, excellent
condition; hardwood floors, splen-
did cedar closets. insulated. Pres
emily divided into two apart
mentc. One apartment includes
furniture, deep neeze, refriger-
ator, stove; 3-car garage, poultry
house: $4,000. terms.
Approx, 46 acres OF wooded land,
MRS. LoULIE P. DoDsoN
Welcome, Md, West 4-802C
SANDOZ, INC.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

SHANN0NDALE-L LotS with life
membership. No dues. Easy terms
! 81 QR0
Evening star., 1960-07-31
FARMS

LAND PROFIT OPPORTUNITY fol
small investors. block Of Is lots
on Cobb Island for 10000, with
terms; on county roads; Call Mr
Evening star., 1960-07-31

1880 50. #. now avail. at . very
reas. rental for this loc. Viii
divide. Call DI. 7-6S61.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BULL RUN
MOUNTAIN
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
$25 DOWN, 80 MONTH, INCL. INTEREST
WASHINGTON'S CLOSEST
MOUNTAIN RETREAT
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
s25 DOWN, 80 MONTH, INCL. INTEREST

When u S. Highway 66 is completed it will be only 40
MIN from Potomac River at Lincoln Memorial Bridge
over this nonstop divided highway to Bull Run Mt
Estates and we are within Is min of Dulles Interna-
tional Airport, This development is we'll on its vay
and is admired, loved and respected not only by its
owners who have already purchased but also bv its
neghbors, guests and visitors who know it. WHY gam
BILE your hard-earned and harder-saved dollars on a
wildcat ill-located acreage with past and not even
promised future? Why not invest in proved property
Where developer is out in front and stays in front
with his commitments and where location is first
choice?
Come look for yourself and compare. Also think for
yourself We have been here long enough to do some
thing and we have succeeded in doing it, Don't be one
OF the tremendous horde of purchasers who become
lonesome their future visits to their purchases and
fnd groWn-up roads deserted Office shacks and general
desolaton. Be one of the winners and buy where
progress keeps pace with time and where the devel-
opment is owned by people of experience and strength
and who boldly set forth the development program
and commitments in writing and constantly work for
attainment of its goal.
Our planned community recreationa facilities brings
to our purchasers at cost the best opportunity
offered in Washington area to afford your family and
friends outdoor recreation and friendly associates.
If you haven't looked Bull Run Mt Estates over then
you owe yourself the pleasure of seeing it, If YOU
haven't been here recently then you'll thrill at our
progress. You would be amazed how many of our
neighbors who live in sight of the development have
purchased sites to avail their families of the privilege
OF membership.
II you know the development and its plans and its
developers then you have purchased or are planning
purchase here We have good builders. excellent all
weather roads, central water system to every lot mar
Velous views large hardwood trees and springfield
streams.
Come see our country club sized swimming pool kidde
pool, tennis, badminton and shuffeboard courts
parking area bath houses snack bar picnic areas and
tables, outdoor barbecues replaceS bride paths trout
ponds and read our written commitment as to future
Developments
Come see, and you will believe and buy We welcome
complete comparison, full investigation and careful
consideration. We keep several lodges cabins and
yearround houses hand ready for sale or rent at
competitive prices, and will finance
10 REACH-From Washington, come out U. S. 50 to
u s. l5 and turn left, go mi. to our open sign; or
come out U. S. 292ll to State highway 234 at stone
mouse and turn right come to U. S. is and turn right
come 2 miles TO our sign.
LUCY J. GORE, President
DITT T DTTAT NTNTTNTT ATAT
Evening star., 1960-07-31
NICHOLS RUN
ESTATES

A restricted community in the
estate area OF Fairfax County;
2-to-5-acre building sites, streams
beautifully wooded: II miles to
Key Bridge, 2 miles TO CIA. over
historic Georgetown pike: one mile
to new country club. Average,
$1,000 per acre in Parcel No. /.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

HIDEAWAY ON W. VA. RIVER
Approx. 3 acres, 10 mi. west OF
Berkeley Springs on Rte. 9. Fronts
200 IT. on beautiful Cacapon
cluded, restfuI spot surrounded BY
scenic mts., within easy driving
dist. Of d. c. Swimming, boat
ings, fishing in clear, clean water
Good shale beach. Fine old trees,
with pine grove suit. for home
site or camp. Place for garden
Elec. and water easily avail. No
bldg, but can be utilized immed.
for camping trailer or tenting
Build later at low cost. Non-resi-
dent owner has reduced price to
81 $50 for quick action. Terms.
Call B. Spgs. $500. o. Z. WID.
MYER, Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Historic TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

Historic TldeWater
Southern Maryland
l. Aouasco: 81 acres; 4-room ten
ant house; 2 large barns; streams;
20 miles D. c.; $4,000.
2. 30 acres; rich tobacco land; 81
acre tobacco allotment: 2 barns;
stable; shed: very good tenant
house; stream: 1,S00-ft. frontaRC
on paved road; near Chesapeake
8. Near Patuxent River; 100 acres;
excellent farm land: practically ali
cleared; 10 acre tobacco allotment;
nedrms" bath home, kitchen,
1lnlng rm,, living rm., basement;
. barns. stable. most attractive
farm and a good buy.
4. Show place: great possibilities
over 400 acres gentle, rolling land
ideal for horse breeding or cattle
farm; over $50 acres cleared
beautiful 3-story Colonial home
basement. large 2-story porch with
pillars, 4R baths, spacious living
nm, dining rm., 8 bedrms., kitch-
eE, furnished, hot-water heat; 4.
car garage with apartment over
top; streams; 4 barns: cattle barn:
state road frontage: . farm trac-
tors; hulldo5er; attractive terms;
available in whole or part.
B. l6 acres; large Colonial home;
completely insulated: in wonderful
condition: outstanding established
esq farm: all modern equipped
with established customers: LOO
white leghorn productive hens: au-
tomato waters and feeders: fruit
trees; garden; tractor and equip
ment. wonderful location 0n state
highway; many other attractions;
owner being transferred out OF
country.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

ACCoKEEK. MD. ga to 5-acre
farmettes; Is min. DC. line;
beautifully wooded and restricted
home sites; part of old Bellevue
Plantation. BU. 3-26S0.
ACRE AND : A : HALF! $1,000!
Termsl Just Of Colesville rd.!
Call RIPLEY co. III- h-R11I
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BUILDERS

II acres Of level ground in Fairfax
County: close TO proposed circum-
ferential hwy. Terms. available.
AID. 2-4975 or OIL. 2-224S.
BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS; 20 acres
beautiful land at GaitherSburg
Water and gas available, sewer
coming. ROMER d CO., WI. s.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

icing and. argue these indus
trialists, even if our wage scales
were identical. foreign pro-
ducers can undercut us be-
cause their labor unions don't
restrict production the way
ours do.
What. then, are the solutions?
At this seminar. the executives
came up with all sorts of an
swers-higher tariffs, getting
into another business, import
ing parts. drastic cost-reduction
drives. Many said that their
only possible defense" was
building or buying plants
abroad. even though they
agreed that if generally adopted
this policy would make us q
violently depressed agricultural
economy.
Admittedly, I have not run q
factory or met a payroll and !
wouldn't presume to suggest I
have answers if industrialists
in the front line of battle have
not found them.
But I will not admit that our
industrial or union leaders are
so Indifferent to our economy's
survival that they won't seek
tolerable answers. If the situa-
ton is as serious as they report
it, then the time is now for men
meeting payrolls and on the
payrollS to find the solutions
and act.
distributed 1850 by the Hall Syndi-
cate. Inc. All Rights Reserved
Evening star., 1960-08-17

II The offering will be on the
basis of one new share for each
three shares previously held.
The record date for holders en-
titled to rights and the sub
scription price will be supplied
by amendment. No underwrit-
ing is involved.
l, The stock is traded on the
over-the-counter market and
is quoted currently at 25s bid
and 3 asked. There is a sub
stantial interest in the CON-
pany in this area.
Net proceeds from the Offer
ing will be added to general
funds and will be available for
working capital and acquisition
or development of additional
shopping centers, the registra-
ton statement said.
Prince Georges Plaza, the
company's largest center to
date, has been an outstanding
success and negotiations are
underway for development of
at least one other large center
lin the Washington area, it is
understood.
Mortgage financing, private
sale of SO million of unsecured
debentures and a renewal of a
bank credit agreement also are
planned in connection with the
expansion program.
The company is engaged pri-
.marily in acquiring, construct
ing, developing, managing and
operating shopping centers. 1t
was formed at the instance of
the Grand Union Co.. big food
market chain, which has ey-
tensive operations in this area.
1t has properties in New
York State, New Jersey. Flor
ida, Maryland and Porto Rico.
Among them are the Parkwood
Plaza at Orlando, Fla; the
Cortez Plaza at Bradenton.
Fla. and the Circle Plaza near
Asbury Park. N. J.
Grand Union owns a million !
shares of Eastern Shopping !
Centers. C. Van Ness Wood IS
president of ESQ.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Electric Power Prndncfin,

Electric Power Production In
the week ended August 13 to-
tailed l4.622.000,000 kilowatt-
hours compared with 14,7O9,-
100000 in the previous week
and was 7.l8o above the like
week a eyar ago.-Etlison Elec-
trio Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each oi
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to S5.9l from
$5.98 last week and was 0.7%
below the like week a year ago
Dun & Bradstreet.
Warner Bros, Bridgeport,
Conn. foundation garment
manufacturer. announced it
had arranged to purchase the
assets OF c. F. Hathaway Co..
leading maker of shirts for
more than a century. The
amount was undisclosed.
A. S. Beck Shoe Corp. sales
in 4 weeks ended July 80 to-
tailed $3.140,217. down 4.7%
from 1859; for 81 weeks ended
July 80. $33.907, $50, UP 3.2%
from 1859.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Southern to Purchase
Georgia Central Stock

Southern Railway has con-
tracted to purchase the in
terest of st. Louis-San Fran
ccisco Railway Co. in the Cen
tral of Georgia for $22,655, 900
cash, it was announced today
in New York.
The interest in the Central
amounts to 111,187 shares of
series B 500 par S per cent
preferred stock and 249,987
shares of no par common stock.
President Harry deButts of
the Southern said that when
the deal is approved by the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, Southern proposes to
offer the minority holders of
Central of Georgia, a price per
share based on the price paid
to the Frisco.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. II CAP) tUsDA>
Hogs 1000; slow, butchers steady
to mostly 25 lower: Sows steady to
mostly "5 lower; poor shipping de-
mand: mixed lots IL and mixed Ia
l90.:250 ID butchers l6.75-l7 90: 1l5
head mostly Is 200 lbs II so: mixed
lots ID an dmixed % la0-21O lbs
Is 6s50-l6.75: mixed grade 1-3 and
.-3 300-400 10 sows l4.50-l6.5O.
mixed Grade 20 and IS 4OO-55O lbs
/" 2o-l4.T5.
Cattle 10000: calves 100: slaughter
steers and heifers steady TO rs higher
cows steady to strong; bulls strong,
instances so lower: vealers steady: no
sales stockers and feeders: load lots
high choice and mixed choice and
prime steers 25.5O-21T5: several
loads high choice and prime 27OO-
.! !5: good to average choice - 25-
50 80; most average choice "a so
$3.50; mixed good and choice % -
"a 50: mixed .25. 90: a few high choice
and mixed choice and prime - 90
$50: utility and standard 1900
20 90: utility and commercial cows
u 90 $50: Gamers and cutters
i2o0-l6 rs: utility and, commercial
bulls 16.50-20,5O, individual u 90:
Hood snd choice vealers 22.00-o5. 90.