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Evening journal., 1903-11-03
RACE RIOT IN NEWPORT
Conflict Between White and colored
Men in Which Latter Are Worsted.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Newport. Nov. "A race riot broke out
again on Saturday might shortly after n
o'clock Some young men dressed IN mas
auerade costumes were visiting from
house TO house. Several oolorod men fol-
lowed them. thinking possibly they were
young women, and an various times ahus-
i've language WIS used. when IN 'front.' Of
Dr. Popp's drug STORE the masked men
decided to ahaue the nuisance. They
threw their masks on ana gathered clubs
and stones for their defense. Meanwhile
the colored men, who had been drinking
heavily an evening. had their number
increased. Then a general free fight was
on for "a short tme. Two negroes were
used up badly while one white man re-
ceived a scalp wound.
After the negroes saw they were get
ting the worst of the conflict they fed In
an directions. taking their wounded with
them.
A gang of coiored men who live on
adjacent farms. come % Newport and
Wilmington and get drunk. Then at a
later hour they start 10 make life miser-
able for the community.
Tt IS hoped that Saturday nights affair
viii prove a lesson to this unruly ele-
ment.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
Interesting Notes
Cleaned from
Many Fields
MUGSY MGRAW PENALIzED
Suffered More Than Any Other in
championship Contest.

During the recent championship sea-
son fifty-nine players Of the National
League were either reprimanded or put
out OF the game by umprcs. Manager
John McGraw, Of the New York Club,
seemed TO be the worst offender, be-
ing penalized seven times Joe Kelley
manager Of the Cincinnati Club, with
six banishmcnts from the game, comes
next 10 McGraw
The complete list Of players put out
Of the game during the playing season
OF the National League follows:
McGraw, New York. seven times;
Kelley, Cincinnati, six; Pietz. Cncin-
natl. FIVE; Wolverton. Philadelphia,
three; Bresnahan, New York, three;
Chance, Chicago. two; Doyle, Brook
lyn. two; Sheckard, Brooklyn, two;
Gilbert, New York two; Beckey, Dom
ln and Seymour. Cincinnati; McGann,
Van IIaltrcn and Bowerman, New
York: Ritter, Jacklitsch, Dobbs. Jor-
/ dan and Schmidt, Brooklyn; Clarke,
/ Wagner Kennedy and Leach, Pitts
burg; Keister zimmer Gleason, Huls-
witt, McFetridge ana Doom. Philadel-
phia: Weimer and Evers. Chicago,
Tenney, Abbaticchio and Bonner. Bos-
ton and Donovan, st, Louis one each.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
The Evening Jourffs
SHERIFF. SALES.

sHERIFF,s sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed.
VIII be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 21st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1903,
at 10 O'Clock. a. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land with the
three-story brick dwelling house thereon
erected. situate I'm the city of Whining
ton, New Castle county and State of
Delaware. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to witt
Beginning at a point on the northerly
side Of Maryland avenue at the distance
Of ninety-nine feet westerly from the
Intersection Of the northerly side OF
MARYLAND avenue with the westerly side
ot Franklin street thence nOrtherfy one
hundred and ten feet to a corner; thence
westerly and parallel with Maryland ave-
nue. twenty-five feet to q corner; thence
southerly one hundred and ten feet TO
the said northerly side OF Maryland ave-
nue., and thence by said side Of said ave-
nue easterly twenty-five feet to the place
.Of beginning, be the contents thereof
Seized and taken in execution as the
what they may.
property Of Thomas S. Miller and Hannah
g. Miller, his wife, mortgagors and tits
and to be sold by
EMMIT L. STIDHAM, Sheriff.
Sherins Office, Wilmington, Delaware,
October IT, 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
MILE ROAD RECORD
Charles Mack Establishes New Mark
for That Distance.

New York. Nov. 3-Charles Mock. Of
the Century Road Club Of America, low
erred the io0-mile road cycle record behind
pace yesterday afternoon, covering the
distance in 4 hours 25 minutes and 45
seconds. S. Goodwin held the previous
record FOR this event. which was 4 hours
s7 minutes. made in lSgS on the Atlantic
city Boulevard ON a chain wheel behind
human pace. Mock used a chainloss wheel
yesterday and was paced by three motors.
The record was made on Long Island.
the Start being made az Springfield. The
course was to Hncksyihe. distance of
iZs miles and return, making a circuit of
25 miles, covered four times. The time
for the respective Quarter-century cir
cults was as follows: hour minutes, !
hour minutes. hour s minutes hour
no minutes.
The condition Of the roads was bad. and
Mocks record will bring additional credit
on this account. His PAGERS were james
Woodward and Edward Reidy. p. A.
Dyer was starter and referee
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
AmerIean Leaaue slnkIna.

The American Basketball League
held another meeting Sunday TO try
and ssraighten out It's circuit and only
i've clubs-Penn Treaty. Trenton. Ma
tionaI. wilmington and Bristol-re-
sponded. The Phoenix club, finding
the expenses would be too great. failed
TO post its guarantee, and was dropped
from the circuit. Arthur Atwood and
Albert Mellick. who were granted the
Trenton franchise, announced that the
Roebhng Athletic Association would
conduct the club I'm Trenton. The
president was empowered to confer
with the president OF the National
League in regard TO forming am agree
ment concerning contracts Of players.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
Sporting Notes.

Jack O'Bricn is due TO arrive In New
York on the Majestic on next Wednes-
day.
George Halliday, the feather weight
Is TO meet Billy Devine before the
savannah A. C.. ON November for
twenty rounds.
At Milwaukee on Thursday night
Hugo Kelley OF Chicago. got the de-
cision over Mike Donavan. OF Roches-
ter. in six rounds.
/ Pedlar Palmer, Jack Roberts and
George Dixon. the pugilists. viii leave
England for this country about the
middle OF November.
Rufus Graham. after an absence
from the ring for over n year, is now IN
good health and would like to meet
some of the good ones again.
Joe Grim has received an offer from
the Watita A. c., OF Chicago, to meet
Buddy Ryan for six rounds at catch
weights on November 2.
James Duane. ST., and p. j. Corbey
defeated Mike f1agan and James Fla
herty his trainer, three handball
games out of four played at Brooklyn
Thursday.
Clarence Bouldin. "the Cuban Won
NiAf VI NA'N'ANAiAf 0ff WIN NN' AfAtAN
out of three from Joe Grant. of Wash
ington. Friday night, catch-as-catch-
can, in Germania Maennerchor Han,
New York.
Arrangements have been concluded
for a twenty-rOund boxing contest to
take place before the Vancouver (B.
CO Balmoral Club i'm the near future
between Perry Queenan and Louie
King, both of Seattle.
The Jimmy Britt Charles Seiger bout
will occur i'm Frisco November 10.
Britt and Martin Candle win open the
new Colona A. G. November 20.
The shell which Harvard Varsity
crew win use I'm It's race with Yale on
the Thames next June win be built al
the Cornell boat house by James Hoyle
Gus Gardner and Buddy RYAN OF
Chicago viii box on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 10 at Milwaukee. Wis. For the
semi-hnal the club has secured George
Memsic and Battling Nelson.
Prosecuting Attorney Johnson of St
Louis county, has nolle pressed the
case against Oscar Rhodes who was
charged with entering "a ringer" in a
horse race at the Delmar race track.
Daniel Cahill Of Rochester. N. Y.
has sold his thoroughbred steeple-
chaser Restmore TO II. Hyder OF
Ogontz. Pa. The price paid was $500
He won first prize in the heavy weight
lqualined hunters class at the Genese,
Valley hunt horse show i'm 1902 anc
1903.
i Some clergymen I'm Los Angeles, Cal.
have been petitioning Councils of tha
city to pass an ordinance prohibiting
boxing in that city. The promoters o
1.-THE Johnson McVey contest gave the
members of Councils free tickets fo
seats.
Willie Schumacher of the Avonia A
c.. the ex-l05-pound champion o
America. won another fight on Thurs
day night He met sport" Wardnel
a West Side fighter. in a six-round bou
I'm private i'm New York and put hin
. TO sleep IN the second round.
Aureha Herrera, the Mexican feath
er-weight, who Knocked out Eddi
I Santry In Anaconda, Mont, recent,
viii not be able to fight again for a fe,
weeks. He hurt his hand during IN
bout. which he claimed prevented hil
from beating Santry sooner.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03

The helment in the present instance Is
constructed of two parts, comprising an
inner and outer wall. with an intervening
air space. The two wallis are scaled ot
their lower parts hut there are numer-
Gus openings from one TO the either In the
unper parts Of the helmet. a small cen-
trifugal fan is suitably mounted in the
top OF the hat, drawing its supply Of air
srom the usual opening to be invariably
founC I'm the crown OF such headgear. II
is designed TO drive this fan by some mo.
tive power. and two methods have been
adopted. This power can be provided eith-
er by means Of a small battery carried n
the rocket of the wearer on the FAN can
De worked by pneumatic pressure sun
pNed by means of a bulb carried also in
the pocket of the wcarer and given an
occasional squeeze as desired. BY che nt-
ter means it IS said that the air in The
hat may be entirely renewed az frequea,
la;ertals. end the refreshing effect VIII
be very noticeable.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 3. - Flour
was steady; winter superflne, $50
500; Pennsylvania roller, clear. So 50
NS.70; city mills, fancy, S4.75d5.10.
Rye -four was quiet at S3.35 per barrel.
Wheat was firm; No. Pennsylvania
red, new. S41aQ Soc. Corn was firm;
No. 2 yellow, local, 530 53iAc. Oats
quiet; No. 2 white, clipped 43kc.;
lower grades, 4212c. Hay was steady,
No. l timothy, S16d 1850 for large
bales. Reef was steady; beef hams
S2ON21. Pork was firm; family, $2O.50.
Live poultry, hens, 1lQ l2c.; old
roosters. SC Dressed poultry choice
fowls. lie; old rOosters, SC. Butter
was steady; creamery, 23c. Per pound.
Eggs were steady; New York and
Pennsylvania, SOC. doz. Potatoes were
steady; per bushel 5305Sc.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 3.--Wheat was
weak; spot contract, S5Q S5Ac.; spot
No. red western. $40 S5s4c.
steamer No. ? red, 76Q76hc.; south
grade, 7lia9 S51ac. Corn was weak;
spot. ASS 049#c.; steamer mixed
47ssG47Ac.; southern white corn, 81
054c.; do yellow corn, 50M SAC. Oats
were steady; No. white. &c; No.
mixed. <0q40lAc.; No. ?, 59c.; No.
western, soc.
steady: extra creamery. 22hc.: com
mon to choice creamery, 16G 22c.; imi
tation creamery, 15u lSc.; stale dairy
$50 20c. Cheese was quiet; state ful
cream fancy small cOlored, small
white, large colored and large white
! lI14c. Hggs were strong; state ant
Pennsylvania fancy mixed, 21c.; state
and Pennsylvania seconds 10 firsts, p
m25c.: western extras, 26c., western
hrsts 25c. Potatoes were steady
Long Island. S1.75M2; Jersey, S1.62Q
lS7, Jersey sweets, sl.oOu 80. Cab
bages were steady. domestic. per 10l
head. s3m6: per barrel. 75c. .0S1.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
SPORT
McoY WON'T FIGHT
pevotins His Time TO Saloon Keeping
and Automobilina.

Norman Selby. known TO pugiiism
as kid Mccoy" is stopping over in
Detroit on his way to Chicago. After
attending to some business there, the
eN-nghter win go to Indiana to visit
his parents.
Mccoy is heavier than he was when
in Detroit last April to meet Jack Root.
He has given up the glove game en-
tirely and takes only a spectators in
terest i'm It now. While In England on
q six weeks trip lately he did not at
tend any fights, but devoted his time
70 automobiling and saw the English
scorchers turn of some rapid miles.
mo more Of the boxing game FOR
nine" said Mccoy to q group OF friends
With whom he was chatting I'm Consi-
dino's saloon on Monroe avenue. "'rhe
beating 7 got from Jack Root here last
spring taught me that I was on in. In
my old form I would have put him
away without trouble. Now / am rum
ming cafe in New York and a young
mems gymnasium, and making n fair
living
II am done with the horses. too. That
s hard game. ana ! am content TO take
the money I'm little bits from now on.
I have no idea OF making book again.
sec JtCk - BllNu Is oolns wei m
England. It's a soft thing FOR n good
American boxer there, for the English
boxers are "A poor lot. Benny Jordan.
who came over here TO fight Young
Corbctt is a good boy over there but
al he win set with Corbett Is second
money.
when / was IN England I fought IN
one evening three OF these boxers that
are being talked of now. Jack Palmer
was the first one. and he was ready to
lie down whenever / gave him the Of
fce.' He thought I would let him stay
three rounds. but in the second I
caught him on the jaw and down he
went.
Jack Scales, the English heavy
weight champion, came next and he
made a little speech saying that no
Yankee could put him out. / got TO
him as soon as he started to get out OF
his chair. and he never struck blow.
II took haif an hour TO bring him to.
Sandy Ferguson was the third man,
and he kept reaching out and grabbing
me. I thought he might last the four
rounds. Finally ! caught him on the
law I'm n hrealSaway and he went up
IN the air and came down stiff
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
Republicans Claim ohio.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 3.-Ths Dem
ocrats give no figures on the state
ticket and claim only a bare major
ity in the legislature, while the Re-
publicans claim larger plurality with
O single exception than ever before on
the state ticket. and almost twice as
large a majority in the Legislature as
ever before.
The Republicans claim that Mayor
johnson will be defeated for governor
by a larger plurality than was his rep
resentative last year, and they have
even gone so far as to say that any
thing less than a plurality of 100000
under existing conditions would not be
considered a Republican victory. On
all Of these calculations the Repubh
cans have been expecting the total
vote to be no less than 100000.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
THE EVENING JOURNAL TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1905
CLAIMS MADE IN
NEW YORK CITY
After Bitter Campaign Both Parties
Claim a Victory.
Continued from First Page,

After Bitter Campaign Both Parties
Claim a Victory.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 3.-"All we ask
is a fair count" says John B. Hanna,
the Republican state chairman.
You shall have it," says Murray
Vandiver the opposing Democratic
general, and there you are.
With a new ballot, introduced into
Maryland by the last Democratic leg
islature it is difncult to forecast the
result of the election in the state.
For governor the Republican candi-
date is Stevenson A. Williams, while
the Democrats have put up Edwin A.
Warheld. Probably more important,
however. than this Office is the United
States senatorship, dependent on this
legislature. For this honor the Re
publicans desire to re-elect Senator
McComas, while the Democratic candi-
date will be Isador Rayner.
To the non-partisan observer there
has been a humorous side to the Bit
ter campaign on the race question. A
In the daily newspapers with pictures
representing a young white woman
acting as maid to a colored woman,
and putting the short hair of her
"black mistress" in curling papers,
and a white man servant bowling low
10 a swell colored man as he ushers
him into a drawing room. The scene
is laid in a New York colored mans
mansion. and was depicted as a warn
ing to Marylanders.
For the last ten years Maryland has
been debatable state In 1892 Cleve-
land carried it by $1,000 for president,
while McKinley's plurality in 1896 was
$4,000 and in 1900 nearly $4,000.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I. MORRIS LESHEAI the
tenant and occupant of the house situ-
ated at No. 205 Market street, in
Tho First ward. of the city of
Wilmington, County of New Cas-
tie and State of Delaware in compliance
with the requirements of the acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that ]
shall apply In wrting to the Cour- Of
General Sessions of the State of Della
ware. IN and for New Castle county. on
Monday the 18th day OF November, 1903,
being the next term of said court. for a
license for said house as an inn or tav-
ern. for the sale therein of intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward;
at least twelve Of whom are substantial
freehOlders Of said ward, recommend the
said application. viz:
Frank Nistnbaum, Morris Chaikin.
b. Fischer. Philip Sklut,
Frank =. Thomas, Daniel McCusker,
Adolph Frank. Joseph Lichtenbaum
Morctz Altman, Joseph Fisher,
Louis Reches, A. Hinden.
George NJ. ID. L0perFred We'll. Sr.,
Norris kanewsky, John M. Gropp,
joseph Cohen, ID. Bubenzer,
Max Segal Joseph Ilnigsberg,
is. Kasdin, Robert Hutton,
A. StronWasSer, NJ. Gross.
Nathan shapiro, wolf Cohen,
Samuel r. Price, Julius Gunther,
MORRIS LESHEM.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
The contest IN New JERSEY,

Trenton, N. j.. Nov. 3. 49, Unless
the unexpected happens the Re
publicans will retain control of both
houses Of the New Jersey legislature
as a result of todays election. Only
six senators are to be elected. and to
gain control of the upper house the
Democrats will have to elect all Of
them, which is not considered possi-
Bile. A full house of assembly is TO be
chosen. and It will probably remain in
Republican control. although possibly
by a reduced majority.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
SHERIFF SALES.

SHWRIFFS i.AIlE-5Y VIRTUE a
writ of Bevari Facias to me d|
ed Will be exposed TO public sale, a'
Court House on Market street be
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
of Wilmington, New Castle col
State Of Delaware.
ON MONDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. III
at 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described real estate,
All that certain lot or piece Of land.
the dwo-story brick dwelling nj
erected and known as No. 1896 IL
street, situate in asid city of WilI'
wit:
Beginning at a point ON the nord
side of Linden street, at the dsstanl
thirty-one feet six inches easterly
the easterly side OF Franklin 81
thence nbrtherly parallel with Fral
street and passing through the midd
the division wan between the houd
this hot and the house adjoining oi
west siXty-eight feet to a point Oh
.southerly side of an alley four feet
running parallel with Linden street |
Franklin street ito Harrison street: Il
easterly along said alley side thirteeiI
six inches 10 a corner. thence sOutI
parallel with Franklin street and pa.
through the middle Of the division |
of the house on this lot and the
point in said northerly side OF II
street, and thence thereby westerly
teen feet six inches to the place oil
ginning, be the contents thereof
they may. with the free and uni
rupted right. use and privilege Of
alley I'm common with others EN-
thereto forever. Under and subject n
the less to an equitable share Of the
charges and expense Of keeping said
In repair.
Seized and taken in execution al
property OF Mary Bolen, executrix,
last will Of Patrick BOlen. deceased
Mary Bolen, surviving. mortgagor,
John j. Mealey administrator Of NJ
III. Mealey, deceased. and John j. No
James A. Mealey and Mary A. Ne
terre tenant. and ito be sold by
EAfMIT +. STIDHAM. She
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, Della
October %. 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
Daly win Not Plav.

There is now every reason TO believe
that Charles DAILY. the great West
Point quarterback and former captain
OF Harvard. win never again be seen on
the gridiron. He has for several years
been a bone of contention between An
napolis and West Point and II Is said
that the recent discussion of am eli-
gibility code had it's origin i'm the desire
of the middies 20 exclude DAILY. DAILY
says that he never wanted 20 play, but
yielded to pressure. This year he is
tied up with examinations and an
nounces he cannot possibly appear in
his old position.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
A Lone Train.

Sir Thomas Upton just before he sailed
Tor home. was telling some friends about
his visit TO court room in ireland during
the prngress cl a irial. The prisoner was
called 10 the bar and the Judge said.
I'VE viii now have read a record OF
yol.- fo=usr crimes and convictions
'Your Worshins. ~ YOU are really go
ing 20 do that ia be very grateful o. you'd
permit me 10 sit 53wn."
Evening journal., 1903-11-03


sr'~RTFF"S sALE-BY VIRTUE &,
writ OF Ais. Levari Facias. 90
directed, will be exposed to pubnc'
at the Court House. on Market q
between Tenth and Eleventh stree
the city Of Wilmington, Ne" y
county, State of Delaware.
On MONDAY. y.
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER li
at 10 O'Clock a. M,
the following described real estate,
All that certain lot or piece OF ittiip .sl
the two story brick dwelhnE S.i
erected No. 1898. situaited IN saao -
Wilmington. bounded ana HesuIipt
Beginning al a. point on the mort
side os Linden street. az the dlstan.
eighteen feet easterly Ironn ne est
side of Franklin street. -. 1870 -, \ iloI'
through The middle Of the division
between the house on this lot and
house adfoiniug on the west, sixty
feet 70 "a Ioint on the souuherly 81
an alley four feet wide running pa
with Linden street from Franklin TO
rison street. thence easterly along
.allev side thirteen feet SIX inches
corner. ulfencs southerly parallel .
Franklfn street and passing thrOug
middle OF the division wall Of the
on this lot and the house adjoining. 4
east. sixty-eight feet to q point in
lnortherlv SIDE of Linden street
thence thereby westerly thirteen fesI
Inches to the place Of beginning. ii
contents thereof what they may.
the free and uninterrupted right. US.
privilege of said alley In common
others entitled thereto forever. &
land subject nevertheless 20 an eQul
share Of the cost. charges and erf
OF keeping said alley in repair.
Seized and taken IN execution a
property of Mary BOlen. executrix
will of Patrick Bolen and Mary
Surviving mortgagor, and John j. MI
administrator OF Martin J. Mealey
ceased and John j. Mealev. land
Mealey and Mary A. Mealey, terrd
lants, and TO be sold by.
EMIT F. STTDHAM. She'
Sheriff's Ofdce Wilmington, Della
October %. 1902
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
WHERE DOCTORS FAILED.
Father Johns Medicine Cured This
Pittsburs Man Of Asthma.

sryVhat 7 have to say about Father
Johns Meiicine is everything good. So it
IS with my friends TO whom 1 have recon-
mended At. About ave months ago con-
traced a cold IN me throat and chest.
which 7 did not pay amy attention to-.
Inter q developed into an Asthmatic
Cough which kept me awake az night
felt as if 1 wotld smother. People told
me / should SO and consult q doctor. oni
I did. but without any good results what
ever. Finally / suggested 10 my mother
that sAs 80 and get bottle Of Father
Johns Medicine for a trial. She did So
] started to use g.. Il ioosened the cough,
gook my sors throat away ami then cured
me completely. You may use my name
and testimony as often as you like.
(signsd) Thos. A. Mccarihy. 2o2i Penn.
avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
BREEZE THROUGH HELMET
ventiIating Fan in Top Of Hat Driven
by Air or Electricity.

A hat with a rotary fan In the crown
for the purpose of keeping the head of the
wearer cool, although he may be expos a
TO the SUMS hercest rays. has been re-
Gently designed and patented. The idea
- designed principally as a pant OF the
eGuiument Of the helmets worn by police
men. nremen and tourists, although the
Inventor says that it may be applied 20
any sort of headgear.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
Widow Erlends Thanlls.

MRS. II. NJ. Love wishes TO extend her
thanks TO the many friends, also the
honorary pail-bcarcrs. Nj. James l.
Foord. Mr.. Matthew d. Murphy, Nr.
Frank Corbit. Dlr. William J. Lemon,
Mr. James IT. Begga and Mr.. }. A.
montgomery for their kindness in her
late bereavement.
(Signed) Mrs. Henry NJ. Love.
Evening journal., 1903-11-03
live stock MARKETS.

Herr's Island, Pa, Nov. 3.-Cattle
were steady. choice, S5-35W5.5O;
prime. s5.1OG5.25; fair, $4,000
HOGS were lower; prime heavy, $3.50
05.65: mediums. S5.60M5.70; heavy
Workers $3.50 500 lght Workers,
$4,000 $50: pigs. $500 $40; roughs.
S4m5.25 sheep were steady, prime
wefhers. S2.6Om3.So culls and COM
mon. sI50G2: choice lambs, $500
665. veal calves. s70T75.