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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Men Who Wore The Gray Ii The
EARLY Sixties Gathering al
Old DomlnIon's Capital.
TWO IMMENSE PARADEs PLANNED.
One viii Occur Today When Statue
of General stuart VIII be Unveiled
and Other VIII Take Place on Men.
day When Covering VIII be Hauled
From Jefferson Davis Monument. i
my Associated presa.l


RICHMOND. VA, May 90 The
crate Veterans reunion to begin its
eighth regular session here tpmor-
row was q reception at Lee Camp
hall, under auspices of Richmond
Chapter Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, ut which number of noted
Southern women were guests OF hon
or. Among them were Mrs. Margaret
Howell Hayes, daughter of President
Jefferson Davis; Miss Mary Custis
Lee, daughter of General Robert III.
Lee: Mrs. "Stonewall" Jackson, Mrs.
j. 70. b. Stuart; Miss Daisy Hampton.
daughter of General Wade Hampton;
Mrs. w. II. F. (Rooney)) Lee, md
others. The function was n brilliant
one. The attendance was very large
and included n number of the most
distinguished men and women in the
South. Z
Visitors have been pouring into the
city all day by thousands, veterans.
sons of veterans, sponsors and others
connected with the Confederate or.
ganizations arriving from Louisiana.
Texas, Oklahoma, Mississippi Ten.
nessee and other States. The arriy
ais from North Carolina have been
particularly large. The city is pro.
fusely decorated with bunting, a NOT.
able feature being the fact that mi;
most everywhere the; Stars ana Stripes
nave been placed side by side with
the Confederate colors.
Open House for Veterans In Gray.
Open house Is being KEEP. through
out the city for the gray-clad visitors
and their friends. and In addition a
regular camp, which has been named
Camp John w. Gordon" In honor of
the chief marshal of the Stuart pa-
rade of tomorrow, was established
Just west Of the city, and here some
b,oO0 visiting veterans will be enter
tanned free of charge and enjoy the
plasure of tenting again on the old
camp ground.
Tomorrow afternoon the first pa
rade of the reunion will take place.
the equestrian statue OF General j. 10.
Is. Stuart, erected by the cavalry vet.
Grams of the South, being unveiled.
and laer the Memorial Day exercises
at Hollywood cemetery being held.
Monday next. June 8, the monu.
ment erected by the people of the
south to Jefferson Davis, will be un-
yelled, and this will be the occasion
or another notable parade.
The matter of chief moment to
come before the present reunion will
be the question of suitable memo
rial to the women of the South in
the period of the war between the
States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
]. E. B. STUART JR.
I'LL WITH APPENDICITIS
Collectors Son viii be Unable 70
Unveii Monument OF His
Grandfather.

Little ], p. b. Stuart, Jr., the ten
yeaT,old son of Collector OF Customs
j. u. B. Stuart. is i'll with appendix
'citls at. the Elizabeth Buxton Hospi-
tai. An operation has been perform.
cd and yesterday afternoon 1t was
stated that the patient was improv-
ing steadily The hoy WAS taken very
III Tuesday and at O'clock In the
evening was removed to tho hospital
for an operation. s
Little "Jeb" was to have unveiled
the monument to his famous grand
sire In Richmond today and his III
ness occasions his family and the
Confederate veterans great disap-
Dointment. Capt. Stuart yesterday
telegraphed Colonel w. Ben Palmer,
secretary of the Confederate Veteran
Cavalry Association, telling him or
the boys condition None OF the
members of the Stuart family Will
attend the reunion or tine unwilling.
as the patient will hardly be entire.
ly out OF danger today.
Miss Virginia Stuart Waller grand
daughter of the Confederate cavalry
hero. who was to have assisted young
"Jeb' In unveiling the monument,
will draw the curtain alone,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
met Mt the funcral-Wobb Hayes, of
cleveland, and James II. Garfield.
PRESIDENT Talks on the Mokinieys.

met Mt the funeral---Wobb Hayes, of
cleveland, and James II. Garfield.
President Talks On the Mckinieys.
AKRON, OHIO. Mny 29.--It was
half nm hour after the President board,
ell his car ut Canton before II left
for Akron junction. A large crowd
assembled In the vicinity IN the mean.
time und tho President several times
appeared OH the platform and wished
the people good luck. to which they
responded with rousing cheers. Incl
dentally, on one occasion no took nd.
vantage OF tho opportunity to say a
word about his visit and of the benuti-
full home life of Mr.. ana Mrs. Nc.
kinley, speaking rs follows.
we nave come here today to Mt.
tend the funeral of Mra. Mckinley.
President McKinley's very great sery.
Ices to this nation as II public man,
were no greater than lie and Mrs.
Mckinley rendered by home llfc
which could well BIO an example To
all our nation, Tho esyAntial things
after all are the homely things. Prosl.
dent Mckinley showed hls courage ns
an american citizen should by serving
his country In time OF war and In time
OF peace. But II was In homo life
that the devotion to the loving woman
we have Just buried he gave the Lesi
example to VIZ ALL"
Vice President Fairbanks, who came
from indianapolis to attend tho FUN
eral. occupied n seat adjoining the
Presidents while he was waiting nj
the station. President Roosevelt In.
trodnced his distinguished associate
to the crowd and the Vice President
bowed his acknowledgement.
Mr.. Fairbanks will travel with the
President to indianapolis. where the
latter speaks tomorrow at the dedlcn
ton of the Lawton monument.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
MORE INDUSTRIES in SOUTH.
CHATTANooGA. TENN Mnv On !

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 90
There Is no abatement in the indta-
trial activity throughout tho South.
Reports made to tho Tradesman show
important new Industries established
In the Southern States for the period
of only ono week ending today.
1t Is an especially gratifying show.
Ing for some OF the Statos. For in
stance. in the list of Texas appear
four cotton gins, six lumber compn-
MES and large array OF develop.
ment and manufacturing concerns.
Three lumber companies are reported
from West Virginia. Alabama makes
n good showing In the variety md
heavy capitalization OF, its new indus.
tries.
A dozen mining companies nre re-
ported from Missouri, Among tho new
iHdustrins In sGaors ia Ia a. slG0. GOO
cotton mill, and Alabama also comes
to the front with n cotton mill OF
similar capitalization.
Virginia reports $4,000 supply
company Mt Big Stone Gap, and at
Norfolk n 10000 cigar factory and n
$4,000 pure food product company.
North Carolina lists n 100000 wing.
on factory ut Rose Hill; $4,000
bnrness company at Asheville; n man
company, $4,000, and nov
city works, 100000, at Durhnm; n
knitting mill. 100000, at Elm City, and
n 100000 lumber company at Waynes.
vile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Pennsylvania Stale Legislature m.
VsstIga||ng Committee Held
Session In Norfolk.
THE WILSON COMPANY INTERESTED.
Secured sub-con.raot on the state
Capitol at Harrleburu nu. Thrsw i.
Up Because of Crooked Work---Ml.S
croseoplo Examinations Were Not
So "Dam POWERFUL u,
(fly AssocIate,I presa !,

Wy AShuClnteu IfGHD.D ts iHFTffs
NORFOLK, VA, May 20.-The
Pennsylvania Legislature State Capt.
tol Investigation committee arrived
here today ana spent several hours
taking testimony of Percy II. Wilson,
rice.president and general manager
of the James G.. Wilson Manurnctun
Ing Company. of Norfolk, which wna
n sub.contractor under John III. Sand.
erson, who held the general contract
for furnishing the capitol building.
Tho hearing was interesting through.
out and 1t was declared by all mem. s
bors OF the committee mt the conclus.
ION TINT todny's evidence was tho
nloRt important of my yet obtained.
MI. Wilson said TINT his company
gave Contractor Sanderson n bid with
the approval of Joseph M. Hutson.
the architect. for pnruuetry flooring
~ 40 cents per square foot, that
s,nndorson wanted to know IL this lin.
GUIDED ngents commission and ,ce-
nten baseSwith quartered oak and mn.
hognny borders. Wilaon replied that
IL did not, and was then told to adda
agents commission and he did so.
raising the price to 90 centa I nor
Bduare foot. "A verbal contract, "a.
cortltng TO the Witness, wfa eIitared
into and the matter was congfderat
closed by Wilson, but subsequently,
Snnderson refused to give out work
unless the price was lowered to AS
cents again. including cement base
and 1nartered onl and mahogany.
Wilson said he thought that the work
was TO be Of the best and that 1T
would have to BIO submitted to mi.
croscopic inspection when completed,
una that the price OF &C cents with
commission included was the hest
TINT could be done.
"Mr. Sanderson's reply" said the
witness. was TINT the miscrosoonic
examination would not be SO damn
powerful tss
Says sanderson Was Not Square.
Later they demanded that tho work
be done for f5 cents per foot. Wilson
SAID he could not do this and nay
snyder his commission and that Col
onel Sanderson insisted that he be
paid. They reported an agreement
whereby the cement base was to he
left off and the ten per cent. go to
Snyder.
began TO see that Sanderson's
word was not reliable, at least 40 far
as business honor is concerned" de-
iciared Mr.. Wilson. He declared that
heeause Of these crooked dealings his
firm finally threw up the entire con-
tract. M f,Ys',
WITH documents Secretary Calvert
refreshed Mr.. Wilson's memory and
brought out the declaration that the
state was defrauded to the extent OF
abou $4,000 In the flooring contract
awarded to Wilson anu thrown down
by them. Twelve letters were given
the committee by Wilson toward
showing these transactions. They
were not disclosed. "A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
ACCIDENT ON VIRGINIA
WILL RESULT FATALLY
Tepmast of the RattIeship Fell and
One Sailor Received Injuries from
Which He viii Die.
DIV Xssoc1nted pre.n,

v II
NORFOLK, VA. May 29.-The ton.
mast OF the battleship Virginia this
morning fell during the drill hour.
telescoping one of the fighting tops,
and wounding Boatswain's Mate Griffin
seriously, and Seaman Kinley. Griffin
is internally injured and will die. Kin.
ley's injuries are not considered Sc
rious and he will recover.
The accident was caused by the
breaking of what is known as the fid
pin that holds the wooden topmast in
position.
The crew was going through the
drill known as clearing for action
When the accident occurred.
Griffin and Kinley were in the
fighting top and were pinned in help
less. to get away from the mast wher,
1t crashed into the fighting top. They
had to be lowered with block and
tackle. They were caught under the
street cross bars and crushed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
MR.. PHILIPS MAY BE
CANDIDATE FOR JUDGEDSHIP
Chairman of Democratic Committee
Says He is Considering Entering
Field.

Mr.. L. c. Phillips, chairman of the
city Democratic committee, stated yes
terday that he was contemplating Of
fering for appointment as Judge of
the Corporation Court to succeed
Judge Barham. He states that he will
decide within q few days whether or
not he would be in the race.
Judge Barham will offer to succeed
himself and Mr.. B. B. Semmes has
announced that he will be candidate
for the jndgeship
Tue Judge is to be chosen by the
next Legislature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Murderer Gets six Years In Pen.

F AMELIA, VA, May 29.-The case
of hrmstead Hayes, the negro charged
with the murder of William Rowlett,
another negro, December 4, 1906, was
tried yesterday. The jury gave YER
dict of murder In the second degree,
and the Judge sentenced Hayes to
the pen for six years. The prisoners
counsel, r. G. Southali. asked for a
new trial, which has not yet been
granted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Exposition Program for Today

: 3 . y 2 I
s s .m-Drl by Staunton Miliaru
8 to m.--Battaion drill,
8 to 10 a. m:-Cayalry drill, Cavalry.
Arrival Maryland
1890 a. m:-Guard mount, Twenty-thi
100 m--Chidren chorus of Convention hall
Address by Hon. Wm
sentation S.'#'ssaf
D. photographic and stereoptcon
scenes Indian reservation, government building A.
2 mScenes Yosemite Valley government building !
to mBand
p on Indian reservation. government building
a p Scenes Yellowstone
Mr. f. c. Culver government building
4 to b p. m--Drill Naryyile College cadet
TO n3o mmorgan recital w a. Godwohy auditorium
$50 9:30
!, VIM Jennings Bryan, the Big Tent Pavilion.
IL m--Gates Close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Thank offering at Episcopal Council

STAUNTON, VA, May 29.-Thn
second days session of the fifteenth
vened in Trinity Episcopal church
this morning. Bishop Randolph pre-
siding. assisted by Bishop Tucker.
The order of the day was the mems
thank offering. Addresses were made
by w. w. Robertson, of Norfolk; Rev.
DR.. Lloyd, of Lynchburg, and Rev.
Milton, of Roanoke. Bishop Tucker
then read his annual report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
WIN View the Fleet from MayfIow.r.

.NhsoIllNdiOS " Co May ~
President Roosevelt will not view the
fleets assembled in Hampton Roads
from the battleship Georgia, ass he
had Intended to do on Georgia Day,
June 10, at the jamestown Exposition.
The plans have been changed in that
regard and the review will be made
from the Mayflower In the same man
ner as on the opening day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
New orqan rested.

Professor Koener the well known
organist of Norfolk, tested the pipe
organ In the new Newport News Bap,
list church yesterday. The organ is
fine instrument and Professor Koey
ner seemed to be well pleased with
the results OF his test
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Kills Himself In New York Hotel.

NEW YORK, May ga man who
registered at the New Grande Hotel
last night as Albert Crowell, of Hen
derson, N. c.. was found dead in, his
room today with bullet in his brain.
Near the body on the floor lay re-
yolyer. There, was nothing about the
mans clothes to Indicate his identity
or explain the cause of his action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
"Lady Flo" Gets $4,000.
CBy Associated Press.)

DL PAsO, TEXAS. May 2s.-Flora
Wolff, commonly called 'Lady Flo"
q negress, who set rp claim against
the estate of Lord Delaval Beresford
as his common law wife, today nc.
cepted $4,000 devised to her by the
will of Lord Beresford and an add.
tional $4,000 and waived all claim to
the estate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
Meeting Postponed. .

The regular meeting of the Oscar
Strauss Literary Society scheduled
Tor tonight. has been postponed on
account of the death of Mrs. D. Grafr.
mother of Mr.. w. A. Graft, one Of the
members OF the society.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30
pr. Willis Called Away.

DR.. F. ID. Willis left last night for
baltimore; where he was called to
perform an operation. While away
the doctor will visit hospitals in Phila-
delphia and attend the ccnven lion of
the American Medical Association,
which meets ut Atlantic City next
Fweck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-30

count of tho washou, made by the
waves after the site had been Sc
Iantol
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

talrmQuut Heights-R0binson White 4 " 20
Rebecca West. lCt ~. block a. s.
sixteenth and ID streets s0ut.easJ-Chris Cox Dag-
son 20 George T. Worthinst0n. IT, lots = and
IS, sIU2re 1883. So
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition 10 Washing
toE-R.clard H. Bailey e. uz. and James Mar
IN e uE- % Carrie G.. Bentley. lot o. block =,
SO
street southwcz- between F0Ur-and-a-haH and
sixth strects-Floyd +. DAVIS 10 Ludwig W
Dcicke- part lots . and 3D. square go. $40
Union street southwest. between II and y streets
George Werizel 20 ux. Oh Joseph r sehnehI-
lot n and part lot y square 502 SIC.
" street northwest between Fourth and Fifsh
sireets-JoseUh RakCmaHn q TX. % Thomas J..
Deguen. part original lot II. square 5lf SO
No lZ3i Eighth strcet Dorthwest-Marie A Stors
et TIr. Daniel. II. 10 l. Raymond Hixson lor
NJ square sZi SO
Nineteenth street northwest. between d and Z
sJrcef-Anuie Mead % Robert 7. Burrlss rarr
original lot T. square H. SO
Randle higllauds-Tke United States Realty Com
uny. Of Washington. ID. C.. Inc. 70 Walter &
Walach. lct 2. block 8, so.
North RandIe Highlauis-American Security and
Trust Campauy trustee. 70 Elizabeth NJ Wa-d.
lots 8 and So. block J4iI. S65.
Park Niew-Flo-ence g. Polk % Alice 3. Williams.
lot 3. square 916. SO
Saul's Addition % NashingtCn-B- Francis saul
e al 20 George B. sJaHsbaugh. Iot :. square
zoe $3.50
strget northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets-Virgfria y. Wood cr VIZ Robert
= W.. % Elizabeth J. SomcTs. original lot g.
square lf So
street northeast. between Second and Third
srrects-Thomas H. Melton 81 NIX 70 Marx L.
Klnehause. l0t -. square IS. 8 coo.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-21


Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
40. DDt American Security and Tr1st Company
SIS. Chew et al order directing distribution by thus
tee Attorney. l. C. Williamson
No. &359 SCOTT - al Vs. Slater. bin dismissed
with costs Attorneys Z. L. Gies-Kimban q
White
No. 2s5so. Hoffman rs. Hoffman: rule as TO con
tempt returnable June ?. 1915 Attorney. W p
Puulcy.
No. 2e7s. Dorsey ct al vs. Mcloy Il al trustees
directed 20 resell Attorneys. BirHey & WOod2I...
80. IA Payne Payne e. al reference %
examiner Attorneys. i. =. Blaexistoue-kappler <
MeTillat
In re 0macyl Margaret Pumuhrey. reference to
auditor
In r. Quuacy William RawIius: same.
No. 239i- Agnew 20 a. Hutchins 81 al. inter
orriered % give security FOR costs. Attorneys.
&. r. G-agin and L. ;. Thomas-G. H. Loving
No. ZIlsZ same o.. same, sane Attorneys. same
No. LlE United states ". Caplzaya Mining
Company; certain vapes ordered tsrned over to TEN
poray receivers. Arorne5s. d. ". Baker-H T.
Davis and A. A. Bluey.
SO. 2fs2. StCner rs StonGr, hearing on r1le con-
tiuued for one week and alinonv suspended until
further order o. court Attorneys. G.. ". Dunn
". e. Downs
No z77a. Mueller rs. Mueller. time to take test
mony limited. Attorneys W. =. Suliyln-L. A.
Bailey.
No. - Wal vs. Elterch C al: auditors re-
port ratified Attorneys John Rid1Gt-Nii-0n a
Barlzsdaie and W II. Williams.
No. 1851 Can vs.. Lambert; time 20 take testi
mony limited. Attorneys. r, A HeisEeil-I-alnler1
& Mclean.
No. z51 TAYLOR rs National Vaccine and For
maldehyde Compsay; Uie return2bie December "A
1907 Attorney. j. =. Essbv- smith.
Assignments f1r M0IGay. December .;
Richardson and Burgess Company vs. 1lashan.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-21
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Herbert L. Buell. has purchased one OF
the houses recently erected by John II
Nolan. on the south side Of Park road.
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets northwest, paying Slo.500. The
house Is semi-detached and has ten rooms.
Mr. Buell. bought the property as an in
vestment. through Rignald W Beall, Of
Moore & Hill.
Mr. Beall also reports the sale Of the
property at the northwest corner of Sew
enteenth and V streets northwest. Both
Transactions were made in connection
with the office Of Robert z. Bradley.
Moore & Hin announce the sale of the
two-story brick house at I712 Jackson
street northwest
stone K Fairfax recently sold for
Charles w. King. jr.. the twO-story brick
dwelling 1f75 Monroe street which the
purchaser win occupy as a home. the
property being valued at $50. This is
the remaining house Of more than fifty
erected in this street by Ar King.
Adam \. Weschler. aUctioneer. has sold
10 Hannah T. Donovan the two-story
frame house at 90 Florida avenue north
west for S775.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT Y. BERRY. Attorney.

~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding p Probate Court. In e
esta-e Of Edgar r. Berry. Deceased. No 1918. Ad-
miuistraiio4l.-Cuon consideration II the report q
Albert T. Berry. administrator. filed herein. the
18th day 81 N0Fembcr 1901 setting forth the sale
Of real estate follows: First. lof numbered 5. iu
Jones and Cragin. assignees. subdivision q part Of
square urmhcrcd l52 being known as No &55 4
street northwest. sod 90 Alexander s. Stewart AZ
SEQ dollars. be being the highest bidder Sec
ond an undivided one-thid interest IN part q
square numbered l3s2 described follows. Begin
mig Ter tle same az @ point on the east side OF
Ihirtyhr,t street = feet north u the northwest
corner q an alley thirty feet Wlde. in sad square,
laid ont hy Hauigt Williams add running thence
casterly and az right angles 90 Thirtyirst street
parcel Of Land conveyed 20 John G. Smith hy deed
dated October % lsil, and recorded IN Liber W.
y IS, folio i5l. II the land records Of the District
a Columbia. thence with said line north l6 de-
grecs west 1868 feet. more or less. 20 the south
BOUNDARY me o. the property a the late Brooke
Williams thence Westerly with said boundary line
23619 feet 90 Thirty-frst street and thcuce south
with said street llZ6j feet more or less % The
( beginning improved by a brick dwelling known as
1861 fhir'y-firsr street northwest, sold to- ;.
SeWaI Cissel. AZ and for the If four thou
sand i've hundred lA59 dollars. IN h. tins 18Th
/ day u December 1907 adudged ordered. and de-
creed, tat the siics reported b. and the same
are. hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause 10
the contrary De shown Cr before the 18TH DAY
OF JANUARY. 1914. provided that copy 81 this
order shall be published at least cnce each week
fo- three consecutive weeks bef0rC the latter date
IA The Washington Law Reporter and Tho Wash
ingtcn Herald ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justicr A
tue cOuy-Attcst: ,SeaLl JAMES TANNER. Reg
lister II wills dcll.25llf
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Dee. e-CATTLE-Receipts. 500
Steers slow 70 3 cents lower. Bulls and COWS DIM
10 10 cents cf. Steers A25a5.5]; bulls. 2Salol;
Cows. Ll0a5s
CALVES Receipts. 20. yeals. 5ooa975. c,us.
40o Western calves 2-5ai25; dressed calves. quiet.
SizlIL
SHEEP AND Landscapes. 6Ts- sheep
duh and barely steady; lambs slow and 25a35 cents
lower. Sheep. S75a45o. tops. so, cuIls 2Z5a25
lambs. 6l2iza6.75. Cllls f50a5oo
HOGS-RecCiu1s. 5sO Nominal quotations, ia
$50 for New YORK and Pennsy Ivania hogs
Chicago. Dee G-CATTLE- Receipts. . eco slow
and weak 90 10 ctrts lower Prime bCevts seas C5.
poor 10 meli-.n. 4oaf9l; stcckers and feeders go
ai25; cows and heifers 2ai 81. cauuC-s Is5as s.,
Westerns 22oa3 So Tears. 3r5at75
OGS-Receipis. g oi3s 5 20 10 cents lower Light
l0at Is, r0ugis. slabs, mixed si5a4f7is. heavy
25aL50; pigs. 351al9
SHEEP-Rcccipts $500: steady Native sheen.
l6oa4 So Western sheep laa425: native lambs.
2 5la6 Is. Mnsfer-1 Iarrfs 3 ll.s N