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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
BAR ROOM FIGHT
GETS INTO COURT
BARTENDER HAS TRIAL ON
CHARGE OF AssAULTINo MIN
ER SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

Before a crowded courtroom. the
details OF a fight in which bottles and
beer. glasses played a prominent
part was threshed out in Justice
Highs Office yesterday afternoon.
The principals were J b. Hilton
and Fred Hickory. the former a min
er and the latter a bartender AT the
p. & J. saloon on Main street Hilton
had Hickory arrested on a charge OF
assault and battery.
The charge was the result OF an
affray in the p & J. Saturday after
noon. and a bandsge about Hilton 5
head still indicates lis part in the
fray. According to The testimony %
about a dozen witnesses. Hilton had
something OF a load ON board and was
using loud talk Charles Prahl TOLD
him 10 cut it out. when Hilton it is
alleged. called MIN a vile name. Tney
mixed Hilton went to Tie floor and
PrahI ordered him from his place.
Hickory. who was tending bar al
the time. asked aim to settle ior
the last round OF drinks De had. For
answer DC made pass or two az him
over The BAR Hickory admits re-
taliating with whiskey bottle,
which struck one OF the slot machines
instead OF Hilton. He then threw a
beer glass. which struck Hilton in the
face
Happy Brown, the colored boot
black, was one OF the witnesses and
kept the court room laughing most
of the time by the manner he related
the incidents leading up to the fight
Owing to the absence Of two Witnesses
for the prosecution. the case was cor
tinued until four O'clock this after
noon. after all the other wIlnessc.
had been examined.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
FIRST WORK BEGINS
ON ELEGANT BANK
NEW BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
WILL BE A COMFORT TO ITS
PATRONS

Excavation for the building to 0c
occupied by the Citizens Bank and
Trust Co. viii be begun today By
Olsen & Co. who secured the con
tract from Architects frost & frost
of .l Paso. The building IS to be
22xS6 feet. of reinforced concrete,
with a basement where a steam heat
ing apparatus viii be installed Tho
inside will be arranged especially for
the comfort and accommodation OF
patrons. as well as employees I'll
trance 80 the building will be had
through q SINCE door, which opeus
into a small vestibule and then by
two large swinging doors into sle
lobby
The banking room proper viii be
equipped with modern facilities; the
cashiers desk in front surrounded
hy a concrete railing: a banking room
ond bank vault: a safety deposit
vault and a booth TO be used excius-
lively by those who rent safety deposit
boxes; directors room and a large
waiting room furnished with exDens
i've upholstery.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
CAN DONOVAN
PUT ANDERSON
ON HIS BACK?
Wonder From Albuquerque
Agrees 10 Do il Twice in
Half An Hour at 0rpbeurn.
Next Sunday.


Word was received in Bisbee last
night from Jack Donovan. OF Aibu-
querque 10 the effect that he VIII
wrestle Emil Andersen here Sunday
afternoon.
The Orpheum theatre has been Sc
cured for TIE event and the match.
with couple OF preliminaries. will
begin at 1880 pm.
II will be a handicap affair. in when
Donovan agrees to throw Anderson
twice in half an hour. Judging from
Anderson's work against Heard.
heavier man than Donovan. the Ia;
ter will have his work cut out for him.
Donovan. however. comes with the
best Of records behind him. having
stayed ten minutes with Frank Gotcb.
so wrestled Hackenschmii and
numerous others in the big class. Pc
fore coming west his last bout was
AZ Philadelphia. with Jack Williams.
the noted eastern crack. in which he
succeeded in downing his opponent.
A. J. Edwards. Donovans manager.
is now in Tucson. but will return for
the match. This bout should Gre
ate unusual interest in sporting circles
and draw at least a few more people
than the last two affairs. at which the
attendance was woefully small. May
be the advent of a man local sports
have never before seen in action viii
serve TO stimulate interest aad draw
forth something of an attendance. At
any rate it ought to.
Aside from the coming bout with
Donovan. another match is in store
Ter Anderson as soon as arrangements
can be made. Tom Young. the Coure-
land wrestler. has challenged him and
Anderson has accepted. providing
suitable conditions can be agreed
uDon. Young viii pay Bisbee
visit. probably next Sunday. taking
il the Donovan match and arranging
Terms with tire Dane a. the same
time. This match viii probably
come here. unless the people show by
their patronage OF the Anderson Don
oyan bout that they no longer care
for wrestling.
Should this be the case. Bisbee VIII
sure be a dead one hereafter as far
as wrestling is concerned. Tie
sports are making their last stand this
trip in the line of clean sport It's
three times and ont. Trey say The
last two bouts have been financial
failures. This one must succeed or
the game IS killed in Bisbee for al
tire
Donovan viii probably arrive in
.Bisbee some time SATURDAY.. The FUN
hy part Of the conditions Of this match
s.re that Andersen. whi'c agreeing %
4 handicap match wlrcd Donovan
iaa. the hondicap would suit him e
re CDonovan) would agree to throw
him once in an hour Donovan. how
ever. states he can do it twice in hall
an hour. Likewise that was more
agreeable to Anderson and the listers
f,ieads say the Albuquerque man
must either be q wonder or he doesn't
know the man he's going mp against
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
RUDE WILKINS WANTS
TO PLAY BALL HERE

Bisbee has at least one asset 30
vha,ever plans may De f1rmala.ci
lc Che pronunciation cf baseball here
this Summer That is ION Wilkins.
The RUDE twire who was with tht
.eam short sine last year. Wiik.a
wrote letter addressed 10 the Man
ager OF the Leasue." Bisbee. which
rcund its way TO Attorney }. r. o'Con-
sells Office.
wilkins = located somewhere iu
Jefferson county. Ohio. and wants 70
know what chances are 10 get a berth
Win the local club. lie said Dean
Woods promised him . job this year.
Where Woods is al present IS uo-
known. he was last heard Of at
Norenci. but he evidently hasn't iooG-
a after his protege. Anyhow, BIS
be has player to start with. ac-
eordiag to the dope in wilkins letter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
CIGAR WILL COST
BRAND NEW HAT
rEPurY WHIT AND JUSTICE HIGH
TO sHuN The WEED FOR TWO
MONTHS.

"The Deady Compact. or Two
Months without a Smoke" is the tit!e
OF a little comedy stunt thai is be-
ing pulled off between Justice Hieh
and Deputy sheriff Bill White and
ii means a nice new hat for tAe M n
who holds to the pledge the longest
Both Justice High and Deputy Gill
like their cigars frequently. \ few
DAYS ago Bill remarked that the habit
was hurting MIN. Justice aigh sad
so. too.
Lets quit oaid one
-AH right said tie other
1t was then suggested that thcy
make Il IN interesting proposition 10
keep away from the weed. The time
limit was set Tor two months and the
one caught smoking during that time
forfeits brand new hat to the othe~.
SO Ear both are sticking to theii
promise. Then comes a cigar store
into HE pact. ii IS understood gith
an OFFER 10 bill TO start smoking,
pedgine 70 buy the hat in case he
does. So lar. rowevsr, he has not &C.
ceded to their request and the friends
TO both parties 20 the deed and tesla
meut say that ii would pay tho deaiel
better 10 set up the hat and have
Bill smoking chan for him noi 70 bar
cigar for two months.
a1eauwhile Deputy Barney Norton E
reiigi0usiy coping al cigars iron
both parties and taking care OF Their
himself. lest in an idle moment on
of them might forget.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02

In the billiard tournament Hiethier
won from Freeman by score OF -
to IS. and Nordine was defeated By
Chas. Gardner by a score OF 100 TO IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
JACK ROOT, BALL
PLAYER, IS MISSING
GOES TO FoRT lUAcHUcA TO
ENLIST AND DROPS OUT Or
SIGHT.

What has become o. Jack Roo
former ball player is a mystery tha,
Is puzzIing his local friends.
Roo; was last seen about week
aso. when he departed with Robee-
Spaford for Fort Huechuca. where he
stated that he was going to Join III
army. He was seen near the fort By
some Of the soldiers a few days ago.
proving about the target range. aad
that is the last known of him.
Spafford returned to Bisbee a dag or
two ago and stated that he left Root
Eear the fort II was The intention
Of both men. upon leaving here. 20
join me army
Root came TO Bisbee last fall 70 iir-
ish out the season as pitcher Tor the
Hishee bal team. He had been bitch
ing good ball for Abilene. Kansas. in
the Central Kansag League. the s.ma
club that TEDDY Bear Wilson managed
n fact. he accompanied Wilson hero.
Root. however. refused 10 get into
shape. pitching but one game. thas 4
/ t-'f al Atar 1dIdtatA tournament.
About a week ago he announced his
Intention Of re-ioining the army. hay
Ing formerly been a soldier aud witt
Spafford left fo~ Fort Huacbuca. Al
The soldiers al the fort remember
about him is seeing him about the
middle Of Ian week proving around
the target range No attention WA
paid him at TIE time and ne has no.
been seen since.
His friends here figure that ne s
either wondering about in the vicia
ity of the fort in a demeated condi
ton. or that drink has proven 10,
much for him and his corpse is nov
lying somewhere upon the desert.
Root is wen connected and ha,
wealthy parents and other relatives
near Baltimore. Maryland. Recent.
they ignored the letters some of hi
friends wrote home telling of his cor
dsiion and asking that they send SOM
one 10 take care OF him II they eve
wished TO see him alive again.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
OFFICER LOSES
HIS PRISONER
ON WAY NORTH
Harry Smith, Alias Bloom
Walks Off Train in New
Mexico and Makes Good His
Escape in Desert.

When Deputy Sheriff Bryon New
ton came to Bisbee the other day
from Peoria. ILL.,. after Harry Smith.
alias Brown. wanted there for dispos-
Ing OF mortgaged property, he decided
to take his prisoner back withou.
requisition papers. as he would have
to wait here day or two for them
and, as he expressed H. entail the
state of Illinois that much useless ex-
pense.
AS a result Newton is now minus
his prisoner. who escaped from the
train scar Santa Rosa. \. NJ. and is
probably by this time safe on the
other side of the line and heading
for the heart of Mexico
Bloom was arrested some time ago
ia Douglas by Marshal Jack Stevens
and brought back to Bisbee awaiting
the arrival OF the Peoria officer. Smith
or Bloom. expressed his Willingness
to go back TO Peoria without requisi-
tion papers. and as it would take a
d.ry or two to get them, Deputy New
ton thought he'd have no trouble get
ting his man through. as he seemed
willing enough to get along peaceably.
At the time Justice Burdick warned
Newton against taking chances. AMI
told him he had better await the ar
rival Of the papers. then he could pat
the handouts upon the prisoner and
make sure OF him Newton laughed
al the idea and as much as told sc
Judge that he knew his business and
could handle the man ali right
Sunday morning the two left Bisbee.
accompanied by woman whom
Bloom claimed was his wife, ana who
has been in the Bisbee and Douglas
tendorloin. and where Bloom was
found when arrested About o'clocS
Monday morning the train pu'led INFO
santa Rosa. y. NJ. Bloom sneake
10 the rear o. the Pullman. jumped
OF and headed for the open country
Few monutes later the deputy.
MISSING his msp instituted a search,
but Bloom could not be found. New
ten left the train nc Santa Rosa and
organFzed p posse. but a search of tho
, neighborhood revealed nothing con
soliae. Meanwhile the woman who
was with him also disappeared, and
/ it is thought the plan Of escape was
pIe-a-ranacd
Biocn. IL is laid was wanted for Il
numter co. ether crimes aside fron
.f-.+ t tl-.-r- rr- e-1e f-l Birnae
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
WOMEN CAN BOWL
EVERY TUESDAY
HOURS ONCE a WEEK SET ASIDE
FoR THE FAIR SEX AT THE
y. n. c. =.

Tao bowling tournament az the Y.
u. c. A. continue IN lull blast and
ia attracting large crowds TO the al.
less every night There hsye been
SO Macy requests from ladies Of the
city aor permission 20 use the bowling
alleys on certain days that Social sec.
retars. Quick has set aside Tuesday
afternoon OF each week from . 20 sy-
this purpose.
Yesterday afternoon several ladies'
attended meeting AZ the association
building and as q result they will
endeavor to form a class 10 practice
every week on Tuesday AFTERNOON.
Last night the Champions were Do
feated by Freemans Colts by six pins.
The following are the individual
sCOrqe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
~ SUCCEED DE ARMoNp.

BUTLER, Mo- Feb. IA special
election is IN progress in the SIKH
disu<ct today to fiji
the vacancy caused by the death OF
man David A. DeArmoud- As
the district is overwhelmingly Demo
cratic the election Of c. c. Dickinson
the Democratic nominee. is REGARDED
as assured. The Republican candi
date is Philip S. F. Griffith.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
NEw eovgRNoa % poMInlon

RICHMOND, va, Feb. 1.-Judse
William II. Mann. who was eleci 81
governor OF Virgins last November
ald the others chosen to the several
state Offices Al thai time we're inaugur-
ated today The installation Of the
new governor was attended by the pa
geantry and pomp which are usual =
made a part Of the ceremonies on Ia
OCCASION OF the administration O. The
formal oath Of Office TO the first mig
istrate Of the Commonwealth judse
Mann was accompanied TO the capitol
By Claude A: Swanson. the retiring
governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-02
cuaEo aluNeERsv cELEsRATE

SaRASAc LAKE. y y Feb -
The AdironacE Cottage SanitaTium.
fcunded in 1855 BIZ DR.. Edward /. Tra-
desa and which was the first iastiuI-
ton in he world for open air reaz-
ent Il tuberculosis. held celebration
TODAY IL homer Of its tweniy-fifth an
nivarsary Among those who took
part in the celebration vert twenty
Eve former patients of the saai'aria1
who were cured OF tuberculosis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-11
GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-Wheat values were
pressed downward Saturday aud closed
~ 1ac lower. The continued weakness in
Liverpool and Buenos Ayres with harvest
progressing fnvorably In Argentine: heavy
primary NOV .ment: receipts, 633. 900 blu, as
against 10000 blu year ago were the
depressing Influences.
AT the outset the market exhibited some
nrinness due to light offerings. but later
selling pressure dominated the specula-
ton and values gradually worked lower
ooburn OF Kansas estimated their crop M
dO,OW0OO and the condition 1873
Corn futures were strong In the early
trading. the May option selling kMh &c
higher than the previous closing, but gen
eral selling mt the advance with the weak
ness In wheat wiped out the gain and
prices closed unchanged from the day be-
fore. Primary receipts, $4,000 bu, as
against 404 900 Blu a year ago. The weather
was Ideal. but the short interest WAS some
what uneasy at the start, causing the early
bulge.
Oats ruled firm throughout. the market
was extremely duh and narrow. with trade
unimportant. Prices ruled re higher ut
the close. Primary receipts 531. 600 bu, as
against 222.OO0 bu last year.
Provisions opened slightly higher. re-
acted moderately and then made sub
stantial advance. closing strong. The stronS
hog market was the dominating influence.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- r!rTsBl,RG. Dec. 10. Cattle supply
light; market steady; choice ss,2S@oI:
butchers. .Ser5.SS: ' fair. si's6as u.s.: ss
common, S2.50a4.50: common TO good fat
bulls, $sM3: common to good fat cows. 50
heavy and thin calves. S5@65o. Sheep and
i n@: ssIsi. ssss market ssoa A mses
~. 75G4i5; fair mixed. s325MsG5; culls
mud common. seas; spring lambs. sl5oGl
SIS. Hogs Receipts, - double decks
nos . asSs n madas heavy heavy
Mo: pigs; as.i5asao; roashs. s'a7.aS;
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL.,, Dec. TO-
Hogs-Keceipts, 11,OOo; market l0c higher
mixed and butchers, s7.4O@7 IS; !. good
e:%s,s rEi s9g sSn ss. n ss S%ia
sT0j0sO5. Cattle Receipts. 400; market
steady; becves S4.35Q1i5: cows aud heif.
ers, x2.250Spo; stockers aud feeders, S3.15
y sheep Receipts. 1000; market .strong
native aud western. SLUGGISH; lambs SaN
EAST BUFFALO. n. y. Dec. 10 Cat.
prime s steers. sSbo@Gs.ss: butcher S grades.
sSttd.a, Calyv Recclpts, loo; market
slow. soc lower Gull to choice, 5000 1000.
slow. :5c lower: choice lambs, s67sm7 ;
Gull TO fair, S550dt6.5o; yearlings, S505.23
sheep. $sG45 Hogs-Rcceipts. so;
ss.f pigs ss''ss hsf linked SSssi nsayy $50 $50
s.0S: roughs. S7eri.aa; stays. ss0t6.75.
cINCINNATl,pec.i o--Cat,le. receipts 20
market steady; shippers, M.Go@3,Gs. Calves
Hogs Receipts, .2.e3a; market active TO
sa,eSs sse ss e sA0 eassf Receipts "a
ios market s.sadE Extra s Lamb.
&dl0Q621
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-11
WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. Dec. lO.-The Saturday
two-hour session In Wall street started
with unimportant price changes but CON
siderable irresuiarfty. Reading was the
pressed down \. more and then rallied
n point toward the end of the first hour.
The next active issue was Union Pacing
and the trend was about the same with
the value ruling 4 lower ut mid session.
Lehigh Valley was a lower. Inactive rail-
r,,Hl shares ranged from !. lower to !.
higher and were extremely dull
.steel common exhibited buoyancy, open
ing = lower but steadily accumn.
iated ana stood higher at the end OF
the hour; other industrials were dormant.
Amagnmated Copper was unchanged and
smelling Is up. In London our shares
we're easier. the active stocks ruling y TO
Is below parity. The Steel corporation
November statement Of untitled tonnage TO
be issued Saturday is anAiously awaited:
During the second hour q steady demand
was In evidence and values responded mod
erately. The Steel corporation statement
81 November tonnage was slightly better
than the estimates. the total given was
=. 'Uo. ti3 tons, compared with 2.Ssl.Oo
tons for October. a decrease Of 1856 tons,
where 1t was generally believed the shrink
age would be in the neishborhood Of 49,
oD tons. Closing prices were at sub
stantial gains over the opening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-11
DEMON SHIPS.
Vessels That Seemed Is Sc Moved BY
the Spirit Of Destruction.

Vessels That Seemed Is Sc Moved BY
the Spirit Of Destruction.
There is an old Cornish legend OF a
phantom ship which is seen in or OF
Porthcurno barber and which. unlike
most ghosts. has terrifying habit
OF pursuing any vessel which 1t sights
II it catches Its victim there Is II
collision, but no roar Of inrushing
water. At the moment of contact the
ghost ship vanishes into thin air. and
the puzzled crew of the other vessel
rub their eyes in terrified amaxement.
To any one who knows the legend
the vessel that saw the phantom ship
is. however. doomed. Before the next
New Years day she will be sunk in
collision with another vessel or Il rock.
One wonders whether the original OF
this phantom at all reSembletf that
notable and appropriately named yacht
Satanita. The Satanita was Il iine aud
very powerful cutter. which originally
belonged to Mr.. C.. d. Clarke and after
ward to Sir Maurice Fitzgerald.
The Sa,anita was hard weather
craft but let the breeze be the leas,
heavier than she liked and she would
be seized with what seemed more like
demoniacal possession than anythin.
else. and even with four men hanging
on her helm she would sometimes take
charge and rush right up into the
wind.
She was the cause OF several serious
accidents, the worst OF which hap
pened at the Mudhook clubs regatta
in 1894. On that occasion she was be-
having in the most perfect fashion when
suddenly aud without the slightest
warning she flung all control. and. just
rs Il race horse will sometimes savage
an opponent. she dashed in mad
fury at Nalkyrie II, and sank her like
a stone. Well was the Satanita called
the demon" yacht.
But il is not only sailing ships that
act at times In II strange and nnac-
countabie fashion. Some years ago the
British warships rilue. Mutine. 10
sario and Britomart entered kiukiang
harbor and dropped anchor in single
file. Presently steamer which had
been discharging her cargo unan.
chored and began to steam out.
She was just abreast Of the WAR;
ships when she suddenly made
straight for the Pique. The war.
ships officers and men saw the man
at the steamers wheel doing all he
knew TO keep her off. but she fatty
refused to answer her helm and went
crashing into the piqUe. smashing her
boats and davits.
After clearing her she went for the
Mutine. bur luckily Cid not strike her
full. However. she carried the Mu-
tines bowsprit clear away. Not Yet
satisfied. she made Il rush at the so-
sario. but by superlluman efforts OF,
both ships the mad steamer was pre-
vented from doing more than Craze
the third warship.
Something Of the same kind was
seen in the Thames few years ago
u.l.es. tic British Steamship Poplar,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-11
SHE LOVED SNUFF.
Remarkable VIII and Funeral Of
Queer Enciishwcraan.

The will of Mrs. Margaret Tho,Ep
son. which is preserved as IA curiosity
at Somerset HsGse. England is ii trib-
ute to the delights and conscientious Of
snuff. The taSta'r:1 directed that in
her coffin should Lay buried with her all
her haudserchiess and sufficient Of the
best Scotch SrET ta cover her body.
This she preferred to flowers. as moth
ing could be more fragrant and so re-
freshins H. ne as t.l@t precious pow
der. Furf her. the six greatest snuff
takers i'll the parish of st. James.
Westminster were to be her bearers.
Six old u,aids. each bearing in her
hand box filed with the best Scotch
snuff TO take for their refreshment as
they walked. were Ia bear the pail.
Before the corps. the minister was to
walk. CARRYING and partaking of a
pound OF suul- 81 every twenty yards
handful of snuff was to be delivered
TO the hysta nders. and AT the door of
the testatrix's house were to be placed
two bushels Of the same quality Of
stuff for Sratuitous distribution In
order TO Insure the carrying ont of her
wishes the te.Sfarrix made the lcgacies
given by the will dependent upon an
exact and literal fuliIlment Of the
conditions above named In closing
size u.iae all ca.a-eraed III regard SNUFF
as the grsir-i cordial Of nature.
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turning to .slser -. ...s.... WAS st.s.s.a
and cut Down ta the water line by the
French vessel Cap.il,eraS, She II
once began tn nil. and the captain Or
dered full speed aaead for the purpose
Of beaehin. her
Instead IF making for the beach the
Poplar made !, sudden rush In \ great
circle aat into the river. smashing into
everything she came across Then. rs
If filled With Spirit Of revenge, she
made for the vessel which had so ter
ribIy daaia-sN her
The Cortsilleras tried in vain to get
out OF The way bur the Poplar smash
ed into her. damaging her so severely
that she. too, had to he beached-
Parsons Weekly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-11
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis, Dec. 10.

=. Heeeipts Saturday $500 hogs, 1000 cat.
ue and 100 sheep. showing a loss In hogs
aud sheep. but a gain In cattle. compared
With week ago and a decrease In all
Hines. compared with n year ago.
Hogs.
There wns very small supply OF hogs
N fact, no more than enough Tor local pack
ers. There was enough competition 10
enable statesmen To again raise the level IA
prices from &c To loo The bulk of the
hogs sold ut $50 to $7S5. a few at 81 ..sJ
and small bunch Of pig weights Mt 81 %
Tho close was steady at opening prices.
There were about 200 cattle and calves
Tor sale, being "a good run for the elosin &
dny Of the week and more thnn the trade
required. The bidding was backward and
saissnen found II impossible TO place many
Of the consignments except at decidedly
lower prices and, therefore. there were
quite q number left unsold. Bulls con-
Nnued steady aud calves were weak.
sheep.
There were barely 100 sheep and lambs
and therefore not enough to Interest buy
ers The trading consequently was quiet,
but prices were steady as compared with
Friday.