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THE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN

iitl Great George St. l (iinrluitetown, P. E. I.

Telephone 1376

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ttlNli-IINING (l sun-porch in

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j@fli ‘I lNii LARGE LOT. - rtl ui thc t-timi-r of .t 311m‘ llolid linll Alan \l r l, tiuiulic (‘itv limits. Iltill-l‘ l‘ zntlilns l2 rooms, ziwi uni" imp and 0111;.‘- I'-|l"{I Ilka’. l rctrii" lights and \\.l’i'l‘. Price $3000.00.

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ti. '2 uric irom Clillllllllillg 6 lznliuh. l-‘inishcd . 'I‘iii~; is u lit-sir- rt)" anti thc price rliiliic sale is very l‘t‘ll\ unable.

EN. Y. Stock i Exchange \ .

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t I 5 00K! ch" Am For Pr 414, , Am Radiator 15 Am Tel Tel 1491,; Am Water 10% I Anaconda 35 i Atciuson 36y, ‘Atl Ref 34% t Auburn 4% l Bait Ohio 91/, l Baldwin Loco 91,; ' Bendix Av 29y, lBeth Steel 5a Ciies Oiilo 3W. I Chrysler 7Q Con Oil 1014 Commonwealth s 11/, Con Cali 441,; Con Edison 3719,’, Corn Products 69s,; Cuiii=s Wright 221,; DlliJOllL v26 Ele: Auto Lite - Ecc Pr Lite 11!». Geli Elec 40-" (‘en Foods Gm Moioxs 42.1, Goodrich 22s,, Goodyear Tire 26",, Gt Nor Pfd 321,4, Hudson Motor C; 91v. Int Harvester 531;. Int Tel Tel 91,-; Kcnuecclt 40A,", Mont Ward 45': Murruv Coip 91,3 N Y Central 181:, ‘Natl Cash Reg 23!. Nor Am C0 21%.‘. Pack Motor 51,3 Paramount 10-3; Penn R R, 291}; Phil lvforris 126 Phil Pet Co 425i’, Pub Sei" N J 29M Pure Oil Co 12

(Canadian Pun) Banks Close tlbi 3% Abltibi Pfd. 27 Asbestos 79% A Oil 21“. Beauharnots All Bathurst A 10!’. Dom Tar 8 Don A 7'4 Fraser V T C 19 Fraser -- Home Oil I31 Imp Oil 17% Int Pete 26!‘. Melchers A - Prioe Com 18 MONTREAL CURB MONTREAL, Aug. l-(C. P.)- Selected Mining Quotations on Montreal Curb Market today were: Stocks Close Beaufor 20 Bouscad 71.1.- Cart Mal 9'9.- Cent‘ 36 Duparq 4 Thomp Cad 22 Radio Corp 6’; Radio Keith Or 2% Sears Roe Corp 7i". South Pacific 18% Std Oil N J 57'»; Stude Corp 8 United All’ 2'73; United Corp a United Drug 6% United Gas Imp 10's’. U S Rubber 43's U S St Co 58W Vanadium 18". Warner BIOS 6“ West Union 31‘; West Air Brake 25'. Wcst Elec "l 46"»

Woolworth

2c pcr word; Announcement:

Condolence 70c per inch.

Appreciation, 70c per inch or tlon. Minimum Charge for any

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Advertising ilates-Jayahle in Advance

Central Guardian locals, 4c per word; Wesicrn and Eastern locals ,_ and Coming Events 2o Ber Classified 2c per word; In Memoriam Notices, 70c per inc z Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc., Wedding engagement 40 words for $1, and l0 cents for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and ‘ 4o per word. Other rates on appllca-

advertisement twenty-five cents. wink u iflflfiflfiflhi’;fiflfiflfiflfiflflfififilfiflflflfififlfifififiifilfiffifiififififififiifliwfi

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4c per name; [fitters of

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New lint water i jll ket heater rcyiiact- iii liv-

lloli-e ll l- iv l _\

lining, 42' X ~. ‘.‘.‘il'"." . Jiilli 0i‘ $1.200 ..t.n.:t extra lot.

iii-i ‘ l8‘! KING Property

Miscellaneous

DRIFTED, a rim AND Anchor fl"om Rosebank Shore. Reward. Leo Frank.

L-3518-7-30-3l -

COMPLETE EXTERMINATION 0F Bcdbugs. Cockroaches. Mot . Rats, Mice. etc. Phone 89 Sanitary

Supplies and Exterminators, 88 Queen street, Charlottetown. L-‘i-il-2-4-6. ' Help Wanted W A N T E I) - TWO STUDENTS Kent Beauty Shoppe. L-3543-8-1-3l.

To Let

$2.50 MONTII-

"r0 RENT PIAN 1y. Ring 354-J.

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Lost

LOST —- PURSE

CONTAINING KEYS and Glasses. HOLEI.

Return to Russ

L-l2-8-2-4-6. Boarders Wanted

BOARDERS am) STUDENTS wanted.

250 Grafton Street. L-2l-8-2-3l.

WANTED - MAN .6»? mnii WOPK- $25.00 month. Roland Bea. ton. Wlnsloe. L-11-8~2-3l,

APPRENTICE WANTED To learn Barber Trade Short Course expert training. Moiar Barber 9011686. Halifax. N- .

For Sale

11-3522-7-30-31 RASPBERRIES raasll DAILY AT

7 invest- ’—' ' the Cudmore Stores, F, $_ Reevw Wanted - Liz-st.

" 9 T1‘ -‘\ G E AN an - ooo USED rowan m“ SALE _ 2° FT- V: BOTTBN

ifvl-iiviltlip. ii_ wSl-yrgven gm)“, Gem Hughes, ggseélhfiatfidiiogilutiéiguitleiartggply

. -' Inc). .', __.1_ - I ‘. ._ __ M m Rural“ Brncklty Point. 1,10 a 2 a §J_18_a_2_31_ ' ' 1"“ "‘ $'5"°-"° WANTED-BABIES "r0 ooann. “ONES i. _..___i___i-_ 0R- SAL —

_ _ Apply 61 Spring Park Road. homes “mum, or giaresca/llls

t u. L0“ AND L-ssas-a-l-al. Geldings Appy M w wcod , B“i14"‘""- 6 _._ wees Livery Stables I m

Reason- ’ . Ierms.

PIIOPEIFFY. '"...~..iii Sirvc 12 rooms

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lm. . nlirii liOUnE ANA) l-u tor wile ut lliultlallliane. ll '11s“ cu ins 6 rooms. ll-r-i- i<- a burn and M»- I lill ling, on tha

p iliinrs, Price $800. ’l‘c."nis ‘ t" ~ '-ll‘,\'.

'".'..l.l-l Itllt-‘IUENCIC. int Siva-rt. 7 rooms

ii. Pipcltn-s furnlirc. lioulilt- garage.

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. etiiiiuiiiiiii: ii rooms.

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qc. Large lot.

‘ion. _ Reasonably Hi0.

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t‘ il\l. Iii-LSIIIIINHAI. PRO- i Pfliv 70 Louizivnrlh Ave- lil rooms "'71. water dern con- gc. Largo $6500.00.

Floiililh, 111m,

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"60: em IAINING o l-‘Ull- l ‘In t-tl rlrmna and bath. Ilot

{flier furlitiec, Central lor- ' - Price $25.00 per ll l|nllcn(¢-fl_

Nhlllull ROOMS, litu- nbio locality. - l‘ ll ANI) CON.

fllipiimrnis — a N h ‘ l1:- IID:II'I‘IN‘IIIS in m ‘mitt; I one or iwn bu]. V“ .f ‘I ilrrlniimrtlintc nos- "____ h"- r‘ it-e apartments

- tn NI furnished or

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i‘ I fit; (‘nniinuous ,.,,,,_."ni '- Que larlze {spari- nvm ‘All! 0 riionis. 3 bert- m w“ ‘_ the (avcndish,

_‘ ‘ ' "T011111 floor.

DESIRABLE APARTMENT, 92 Brighton Road. Grooms and bath. Sun-porch, Fire- place in living-room. Heat-

ed. $35.00. - ]lI'I.~\'I'I'ID APARTMENT, 281 Kent Street. Opposite

Prince of Wales College. 5 rooms and bath. Reasonable

L-349B-7-30-3l.

FOR SALE _ HOUSE W111i modern conveniencies. l acre or iaiglil-iflqiarlggagoxtigancii." on

ou s , A . ply Guardian. e c y p L-35l9-7-30-3l

mi greet lone. ten feet wide. five mt ED. ten horse power engine, G°°d Sleeping accommodations. RUNS Glory, eorgetown, P. E. I.

rental. L 17_B_2_3i AIHAIUIMENT TO urr AT ' 201 Prince Street, tail-d Female Help Wanted

house below Fitzroy Street. Previously occupied by Dr. ‘Archibald. Two offices on

‘ground floor_ Excellent situation for doctor or dentist. For full partic-

ulars apply tn this office. SUMMER. COTTAGES

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TU LET. 2 SUMMER COT- tageii situated at Kcppoch, (‘llvh containing 6 rooms,3 bctlroonia. bathroom. Run- ning water. Fireplace. Pos- session immediate.

OFFICES T0 LET

OIWICES "FOR RENTAL IN the centre of Victoria Row. Excellent situation. Rent reasonable.

LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS F R 0 N 'I‘ I N G ON Malpeque Road, 2 to 8 miles from the City. Will be sold in lots for building or by the acre.

BUILDING LOTS IN ONE of the best residential sec- tions of the cit". Pflccs from $250 to $400 each. Terms to suit purchasers.

LARGPY LOT FRONTINQ on Admiral Street. 37 X103- Prloe 8550.00.

ONE ATRE AT QT. AV- ard‘; frontlnl 0|! 91- 7"‘ er’: Road. -

BUILDING LOT FRONT- g on west sld 0f [-1.]...- eg-fl-i. $500.00.

FARMS FOR SALE

also several farms ranglnl 810.000.

We have for sale at nrlcfl from Si000.00 to wood farms from $75.00 t0 $1000.00. Terms to suit 11"" chaser in almost all cases-

lmlr for our nd\'¢"t|-'P'"""F i“ m. Guardian v-r Patriot on Tuesdays and Saturday!-

WANTED-SEPTEMBER 1st CAP- albie girl for housework in collu- “Y- APPIY H‘ care Guardian.

Merv-a.

COMFORTABLE HOME ASSUR- ed middle aged woman 01- 01d. age pensioner in return fol" care 0i two young children. No other W'°Tk- Write "Y" care Guardian.

L-3440-7-30-3i.

WANTED EXPERIENCED ANO Capable woman for general housework. August and Septem- ber. Good ivuges. Mrs. Leo Frank, Sou \:irt.

L-3517-7-30-3l

nousaxnaeaa m home to care for elderly PP]? "J" 0,0 Guardian.

L-353l-1-8-3l.

WANTED oountr lady.

Save-SO p. c. to 90 p. c.

Guaranteed BUY USED PARTS FOR ALL malces cars. trucks, basses. Satis- faction guaranteed or refund.

bevy Auto Parts, 735 Queen West. Toronto, Ontario. N-ll8l-7-14-tf.

FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION

We are in a position to offer for rental premises on Grafton street h"! ilrds from Charlottetown’: busiest corner and directly op .lte the main entrance of the rince Edward Theatre.

Owner will convert the building into l Mo". 051MB. or make com- plete alteratlons and fedocoraticns

to suit a arospectlve should he desire use the space for busi- ness purpos T " " '

cs. For further particulars apply to

The Eastern Trust 0o.

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L 154 Richmond Street. L-awi-‘l-QO-I.

srocK QUOTA TIONS l

Stock Prices Drift Lower In New York

(By Frederick Gardner)

NEW YORK. Aug. 1 — In the sleeplest session for more than six WEEKS. the stock market today drift- ed fractions to more than a point lower.

There was a half-hearted attempt at a rally in the afternoon when the American Iron and Steel Insti- tute estimated this week's steel mill Qpeffllllli: rate up 2.8 ints at 39.8 ‘oer cent of capacity. S eels and mo- tors. lending the forenoon back- dcwn virtually erased their losses during a brief interval. These again slipped in the final hour, although °l°51h£1 declines to fractions.

The day's volume of transfers amounted to 586.500 shares. the Smiillest for a full session since June 17, compared with 1,204,240 Friday. The Associated Press aver- fle? 0f 60 stocks was off .4 of a hoint at 48.7.

General inactivity prevailed in the Canadian Department. Dome willie-s trained a pOlllt to 33 1-2 as Dominion stores and Lake Shore Mules rose fractionaliy. Il1i(‘i'l1fl- iionul Nickel lost 1 1-8 points to :19 3-8 and McIntyre a mflioi- frac-

on.

General Motors directors. after the ciosc. fulfilled Wail Street's ex- pectations bpdeclaring the regular 25 cent common dividend.

Ou the offside were U. S. Steel. Bethlehem, General’ Motors. Chry- sler, U. S. Rubber, American Tele- phone, Anaconda, Kennecott, Con- solidated Edison. N. Y antral, Tums Corp. Sears Roebuck, Mont- fwulery Ward, J. I. Case. Deere. Philip Morris, Westinghouse. Du Built. Union Carbide and Interna- tional Nickel.

ca-Cola and Standard Oil"of N. J. managed to emerge with ~ modest

gains. What stocks did Aug. l: - .

- MON SAT Advances 122 248 Declines 450 164 Unchanged " 143 154 Total issues 715 566.

Losses Fairly

Well Scattered In Mon treal

((3.1! By Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL, Aug. 1—Witii buy- ers driven off by weakness in New York thc stock market dropped 10\\'er today iii one of the quietest sessions foi- some time.

Losses were fairly well scattered throughout ilie list, In equipments, National stcci Car Stumped 1 1-2 points as a barrage of selling hit‘ it in the last hour of trading. Gen- eral Stet-i Wares, Dominion Steel “B" and Massev-lrlarris Sllllk frac- tionallyz Canad nu Car issues. hoov- evcr, resisted the decline. the prc- ferrcd gaining a half point while the common clung tcuaclously to its previous close.

Metals and papers backed down quietly, Noiaiicla and Price dipping about‘ a poiut each, Nickel and St. Lawrence Corporation preferred 3-4 and I-lollingcl" u. smuil fraction. Dominion Tm" icd the drop among the constructions, dropping 3-4 with Dominion Bridrzc (town 3-8 and Gypsum and Cement each 1-4 low- er. Utilities were more active than usual. Shawinignn eased a half point with Brazilian -antl Montreal Power slightly lower, 4 Toliil sales: 66.800 shares; indus- trllals 9,600; mines 47,200; bonds nl .

Grain

Aug. 1 -—(AP)—- plunged downwtuti -2 bushel late today, and smashed the current season's low price records. Wheat earlier also out did uli recent bottom figures. An outburst of general liquid- ating sales by holders of corn futures accompanied thc fail of values. Attention given to extrem- ely fuvorabie prospects fol" u lilllll- per crop of corn was the chief unsettling influence as to that grain.

At the close. Chicago corn flit- ures were 1 1-8-1 5-8 lower com- pared with Saturday's iiuis-ii. Scp. 55 1-8-1-4, Dec. 52 1-4-3-8, wheat 5-8-7-8 (town. Sep. 60 7-8 to 07. Dec. 68 3-4-7-8, and oats 3-6-5-8

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MONTREAL. Aug. l -—ICP)— Wiicut. northern, No. l 1.01 3-4; Cuiuulin nwcstcrii No. 3 .54 5-81»; oats, fcezl. No. 1 41 l-ib; iluul", spring wheat patents. firsts (3.05: seconds 0.15". bakers 5.9.3: winter wheat. patents. choice 1i.-(l to 3.- 20; wiiitc corn 4.80; briiu. ttu ‘J-i 25; shorts, ton ilfiflfi; nudtiliiigs. ton 30.25; roiled outs, bug, 80 pounds 2.90; hay, No. 2 pcr ton, cariots 10.00.

Cheese Ont. white .14 l-Bn. Ont.

CHICAGO, Corn prices 1-2 cents a

colored .14 I-‘Iii. Quc. white .13 5-8li. Que. colored .13 Il-au. Blit- ter prints .26 l-tl-l-2, SOliClS .25 3-4 to 26.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 large 39;

A-liagge .34; A-mcdium .33; B 30;

C . . Potatoes —Que. No. 1 80's 65 to '15; Que. No. 2 80's 45 to 55.

Yanks

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Canada - Commerce 175 Montreal ~ Nova Scoiia 302 Royal Bk 185

New York Curb

(Canadian Press)

Stocks Chi!!! Am Cyan B 33" Am Super Power '_ Cities Serv 9'“ Creole Pet 23f: El Bond Share Bf~ Gulf Oil Corp 45"» Humble Oil 70': Lockheed Air l3‘- Niag Hud 7"i hut Oil. s.

Santa Fe. Greyhound Col-p, 60-"

‘ii take him I! hr north as

(Ereat August S

MEN’S SUITS

ale of

nlii-iihh-na-érnu... 1L - "us:

-.We have ripped the lid off for August 0n Men’s Suits. and will give you prices so low this sale will be talked about for mouths to come. I ‘ The prices are startling.

I00 MEN’S surrs To CLEAR at $1 1,95

Those Suits are regular $16.95 ‘to $19.50 Values

DroducePrices

Eng. 1__-—(CP)— Produce prices held ‘fairly steady in quiet trading on Uanulhhh commodity exchange today. But- ter prices tended to case off but cheese and eggs ivelje a Shade

better. . Butter spot -Que. fresh i9? score) 24 a-s-s-s. Quc- svwnde (38 score) 23 1-2-3-4. 400 ue. fresh (02 score) at 24 1-2. Cheese spot -—Ont. colored 13 9-l0b. Sales; WlllLfi at 13 1-2. 250 white at 9-16 and 200 Que. colored at

.

MONTREAL.

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28a,

-B. Eggs spot —Ont. A-inrge 24a.

A-metiium 26 1-2a, B-iurge and C 22a.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1 -_~(CP)—- High-grade egg prices drifted _a half to one cent lower in quiet

trading on open produce markets today. Cheese and butter prices, however, held up well and a few increases were shown. Creamery buttcr prints to re- tail dealers sold for 26 l-tl-l-g cents a pound and solids for 2n 3-4 to 26. Que. No. 1 pastcuiizcd wholesale-price was 24 5-8-3-4.

Cheese was Qffered at 14 i-_8 cents a pound fol" No. l Ontario white, 14 1-8-1-4 for Ontario col- ored, 13 5-8 fol" Quebec white and 13 3-4 for Que. colored.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or lus were offered at 27 1-2 to 28 cents a dozen for A-large. 28 to 2G 1-2 for A-medium. 2-1 to 24 1-2 for B and 22 for C.

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 new 80's 65 to 75 Que. new No. 2 80's 45 to 55.

Curren ies

NEW YORK. Aug. 1 —(AP)—

A further decine in the Pound Sterling today unsettled most other European currencies but changes in terms of the United States dollni" were narrow.

The Pound lost 1-4 oi a cent at $4.91 7-10. The Qllll(l(‘l‘ was

.03 of a cent lower and tiic Swiss franc down .00 1-2 of u cplii. Uli- chuuged was the French franc tit 2.70 while the belga managed a gain of .00 1-2 of n ccni. ‘The Canadian dollar was unchuzigcd ut

9D 11-16.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1 —(CPl-— Pound Sterling declined 9-32 l‘_'ll. to $4.92 31-32 Oil .\IOl1ti'(‘ill l"i'— cign exchanges totiay. wiiiic the French franc held about i‘\'L‘il.

At 2.76 27-32 cents. The Uiiit- oli Sluics dollar titivzliirrti 1-32 per rcnt to 5-16 per trout premium

nnfirifiitfnni? Box (By The Canadian Press) Closing exchange rates

At Montreal --Pouiid 4.92 31- 32; U. S. tilt" 1.00 5-10; franc 2.76 27 32

At ‘New York —Pountl 4.91 7- 16; Canadian dir .99 11-16; frnuc 2.76.

At Paris —Pound 178.11 fr; U. S. dlr 36.21 1-2 fl‘;

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In Gold -—Lcndnn-closed.

NEW HOSPITALS FOR FAR NORTII

EDMONTON. Aug. l

flung lug increased this ‘year Bishop Gabriel Brcynat,

kcuzie and head Obiate missions in the far

and material has been shipped stllrt of construction on ilie at Port Rae.

the Fort Norman 20. For: tlcn and Fort Rae by Catholic missionaries

Rcstllt and

can church. Bishop Br-qwua’ hop thc Arctic twur o mis<lnzis North We-t TPFTItOYlPS.

is lmv.‘ iirouuiiou’. I’ "

Canadian dlr

—(CP) — Hospital accommodation in the frtr- of the West Territories is bc-

Emil‘ haired vicar apostolic of the Mac- of three-score noriii. announced the construction of three new hospitals w.th total capacity oi

Port NCl'l’ili‘ll1—~l.\ already" \lil(l(‘l‘\i'f\\' |,_ _ for lmmflm‘ .n.~t under the nusoiccs of

mun l The Fort Resolution hospital will have 20 bctis, the For‘. Rae 40 and __

1. will bc operated the one at Fort Norman by the Angli-

"thc living lils- ‘ on a When he returns he will sinri en-l-

MEN’S

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I ~ Lwestotfk _. . ?-—‘"-V l- ‘ ".MON'I'REAL, Aug. 1 ,-—_(CP)— Receipts on. Montreal markets: Cattle 1.001; calves 11391; hogs 1.- 900; sheep and lambs 994. -'

Early stiles ofcattle were at. prices that were about level with last Monday's quotations quality considered. Good steers brought. $6.25 to $7.25 with one carlozlci of choice i300 pound steers at 8.- Medium steers sold up to $6. Led- ium (lilfllily butcher cows made $3.50 to $4 with common around $3 and cuniicrs and cutters at S2 to $2.75. Trading at time of writ- ing was not far enough advanced. to establish prices ou all grades.

Venl calves were 25 to 50 cents higher than last Monday. Sales uctivc. Good quality veals vrere mostly $7.50 iviili an odd toy up to S8. Medium to mcclium good kinds at s7 to $7.25. Common light veais and drinkers were mostly $5 to $5.25. Grasscrs rang- ed from $4 to $4.85 with thc bulk at $4.50.

Lnllibs WCTC on a basis of $9 fol" good ewes and wctliers. with cuts of $1 per hundrcdweiglit on bucks and up to 2 per hundred- weicht on culls. A couple of liiulls wcrc sold on a fiat basis at $8.50 to $8.75. Sheep were from $2.50 to $5.

Hog prices were $1.25 per hun- drcclweiulit lower than last Mon- days 521185. Bacons were $11 fed and watered and up to $11.25 off

trucks. Selects tircw $1 per hog premium. Butchers and heavics were cut 50 cents per hundred-

wcight and lights up to $1. Son's were fi"om $7 to $8. Hogs sold on rail gradc brought $15.