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4 Free Ballot.

Til. following sections Of the Code are de-
si,uei 10 secure free ballot:
SEC. 9C6. II any Judge, inspector, clerk or
any other officer Of an election, shsli oe.n
or marx by folding or otherwise. any aese'
prsseuted bv such elector at such election,
ar attemp. 10 ind ont the names thereon,
or ,utfer the same 20 be done by other PER
son. before such ticket Is deposited II tne
ballot bax. such person. so offending. shall
De fined in any sum not exceeding ore nun
drei dollsr..
SIC. sli6. If any inspector, judge or
clerk Of any electio1 shall, previous to pnt-
ting the ballc. Of any elector IN the hsiiot
box. attempt TO pry into. or find out, any
name or nsmes on such ballot, which shall
have been handed in by said elector IN q
folded form, or If any eleetor, Judge or clerk
of any election shall open, or suner the
folded ballot of any elector which hiss 'een
handed in TO the board OF judges, oy any
eiector. with 4 view to ascertain the name OF
any person or persons, for whom such IN
elcctor shall have voted st any such eiectlon'
or If any inspector, Judge or clerk OF an cleo
ton without the consent OF the elecfor,
shall disclose The name Of any person or ger,
sons which inspector, Judge or clerk snAAi
have fraudnleDtly or illegally discovered 70
have been voted for by such elector at any
election, every such inspector, Judge Or eiefh
of an election as offending. upon CONVICTION
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not les
than fifty nor more taan tiye hnn1red doi'
lars.
, 1882-11-04
I'm -. 5s.,s r,..ar, ., sea:ciae.

N.rr-I.aratiDn has eyer perfara 4 S,,rh mar
Veilous cures. or maintIia,i - WIDE a rcputI-
tion. as Ayers Cherry prc."r.,l. ~hi"h i re
clgni2-I ~ the w.r!dE remedy fnr al! diseases
ii the throat and lungs. Its irE, continued
series of Wonderful cares ia al cilnla,"s has
Ia.alc II ru.vtrslily knuTn i satc lrt Iriia
hir "a Z, ut to -iuI.iry. As.iust ordinary ''-!s,
which aye the t.rerunner. i ut"-, ST, u ilS
"r.;,rS. it acts spec! Is sai s'rr~ly. 7lv=vs re
liryi.E sutTariu-. and "it-r sIy..I:s liz. The
protection It afrr;s, ny j. timely u-- n ,hT"at
aud clieS, .li-"ri~rs, wakes it Ia .nFIinahe
remedy to he l. l.Fit always ..n hand IN 'srery
home. No prrs.H can a.IoTd Z" he without 1t,
aui tkcs. = IA, haze Usc.! 1t Rcscr VIII. fr"u'
their knowledge oi Is cnpos.t .tipn and effects,
physicians uS- the Chysry l'ectnra, extensively
in their prarticc, and clrrSylnen rrcot.nlc!.d It.
/. is absolutely certain IN It's remedial eiie :,
and gil! aIHaTs cure where cures are p'<-lL!e,
Foa SALE BY AL DEAIEEs.
, 1882-11-04
consumption of Wheat Flour.

, Francisco BulietiR has been en-
ing to ascertain how much wheat Is
,F.;srt allowance for every man. woman
"a child in the wheat growing states. 1t
save: ,,I.rr..I.-
[row something aboHt the consumption
ar 4 simple question was lately pro-
number Of them il the follow
TN. What is the allowance OF -four
nr2 ,,7 capita per annum in C.l'fOrnia" To
-. question Horace Davis OF the Golden
49,. rsrIjed : "I96 d." P A, Campbell
~. .bc Golden Age mill says; About J.!
a. The .Alyiso mill replies: "Do not
- Sper-y & Co, Of the Sperry -four
.r,rr vr,te. "As to the amount that
..-rir- allowed to each Inhabltant OF Cal
-, ~, quite difficult to say. We think
-. NAV possibly be l.! rs eat and wasted,
mo. - exceed this 70 each person- This
-. me answer We expected TO the ques-
.- I'm. we take it to mean i lis wheat
s..y which IS equivalent to 30 lbs for the
or , barrel Of four annually to each IN
s.l5.,a. L,ukersheim & Co, of the Los
,,,.,s. ml.i.een disposed TO treat the mat
r,f,ly. Their reply is as follows :
.,-.., them 10 cac ali they can. and would
-, B,y, them take more" Starr & Co.
..t. S.,rr mill answer: 400 ii.-.' John
p3,sl Of the Chico mill says: Each
MIR Of an average family will require
,rpgm about l15 rs Il ur. In Caliior-
.Frpuu,ber Of families ard consequently
...ailIr,nl being less IN proportion to tbe
-,r. population than in the older states, /
.rl rl,ce the estimate somewhat higher,
81 1876 Us -four per capita
rrs fgrss1ins Is the Pith OF the answers
,~r question from seven leading California
hrs Two Of these confess their ignor-
,..s uron tfe subject. Two others give
,,.,.ne siews, neither OF which bears any
,.,,.,on TO the popular estimate, one being
g, D., and the other 2i5 bs. The other
..,.. nam, 1876 p, -four for each inhabitant
ft,.flrall during the year.
The Oregon mlIlers appear to be more IN
rG.r.a, tn,n California mIllers, as We re-
-.-,g oaly two replies from that state. The
,-.at o.: the salem Touring mill does not
.-7r via. the consumption of flour is in
Oregon. The proprietor Of the Engene Mil
v---,, About bu,hel. twheatl TO each
iga,t,,,nt. as ue,r as | can guess. That
NAV DO :or an Oregon gless, but We fancy
ti,ar,.har poor guess after all,
The aoa.umytion Of -four In a country de
,.-.r.ae.. Of course, the consumption OF
what. T. the consumption of the former
at,xc.ei lgG lls, then the consumption
Of the latter cannot BE- over 30 lbs, or 4!
bushels. For general statistical purposes
wrtHink i've bushels Of wheat TO each in
i.atau, j. q perfectly safe figure. One
yslr alter another, it Will not exceed that
..la,.g. THIS will cover al! uses Tor food
al a,s,e. Ia.r VINO want TO show up BIZ
rgQsua section or state viii claim larger
aa.u,s:y FOR consumption, and will also
lalm su equally liberal allowance for feed,
--rl ami I.s.lIhus \ difference Of 4 single
la.la per -apsa in 4 country ike the
Intel >.,t--, makes of course difference
tmmlrr0 bushels in tn crop product
T. auuii lr veil T.. each state 10 inaugur,te
..-as measures looking t" accurate at,,s=:lss
;..arng WAe,t consumption.
, 1882-11-04

s.."Heip yourself anu others VIII help yo'i,
But iant fail TO Use Kidney Wor; Tor ali liver,
kinney ani bowel complaints, plies c'-ti'e-
ness, etc. Tie d,rrand Of the people fur an
easier method Of preparing kiiaey- Wort has
i..duce,! the lroprietors, the wtilkrown whole
sale druggists, Wells, Ki-hari~cn & Co, Of
Burlington. Vt, to prepare it for sale in liquid
form as We'll as il Try faria-
, 1882-11-04

DR.. Pierces Goiden Medical Discovery has
become so thoroughly established in public IA
vor that were it no. for the forgstfalness of
people it would not he necessary IN call atten-
ton to its power to cure consumption. which Is
scrofula Of the lungs, and other blood diseases.
a. erupsi rs. biotcbes, pimples, ulcers and liver
complaint
, 1882-11-04
4 CARD

To all Yte ar suffering from tie errors and
Intiscretious uf youth, neTN Gus weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhoDA. etc, will s..nd re-
ceipe that viii cure ynu, FI;EEOF CHARGE.
This great remedy vas discovered by mis-
si1nery IN South America SenI 4 sell ad-
dressed envelope 20 the Rev. Joseph T. In
man, Station u, New York City.
.4.t.; II I,-
, 1882-11-04

MAEsHALS REFo.T FOR OCTOBER. From
the re: OFT OF City Maeshal 70: the month Oi
October, we make the following ex raets
Number Of arrests, 20; fines aiIudSed,
S2S7 IS; fines paid, Sl9G -; fines and costs,
$i93 - lays served in i.il, Gi. Numh, I
Of arrests by City Marshall; Oficer Geek
Is; An.rs 9 Kinney 1; Brooks / Assault
aud battery, l; opium cafe,. II; druuk', lG;
concealed weapons, | +; indecent 'x:-osuse,
l. Ca,h paid City Treasurer, sl9G 10 ex-
peusc. Sol: ralu t. city, SI:s2 -
, 1882-11-04

The committee appointed for the purpose
examined the fire engine, now At the depot,
and find that it is defective It is not prota
bic that the steamer Viii be accepted. The
city will be the cainer Il Il i nj.
, 1882-11-04

All our old frieGds bring us new ones. and
both old and new ones ere using that oelebrs-
ted vegetable compound, ffunder', Oregon
Blood Purifier. Certainly a hat.ering test,
InoHial as to the virtue and amelinrating quail
tiles q this botanical remedy. Use ii now
delay is dangerous and may prove fatal.
, 1882-11-04
slayen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. 1t Is far superior to
any preparation of It's kind in the market In
large, handsome, opal pots, price 30 cents.
For sale by all druggists. Hodge, Davis &
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon. H.
4. Holmes, Walla Walla, W. I. jy21 d&w
, 1882-11-04

MesSr>. Corson / Stoekweg keep ahreas: Of
the taste OF the s-e in re- ara - art decorations
The work they have recently performed in this
city demonstrate superiority in thrir line f
business; they AK visit II ilvTsti y Of their
stock nf hausa le.lrafisrs
, 1882-11-04
EONI-

Sttur,lty. Get. -. t. the wife 4 j. Sn':b.
of feeds a!,lIti.n, a ~"G; weight, - ..'ii'ls.
AZ Eat Klamath, f. tss vii, Il Lieut..
Frank y E,lv ards. lst Cavalry, 4 s,n.
, 1882-11-04

lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
is a positive cure for all tL"se weoknrs-.s :"
common 10 our best female population
, 1882-11-04
NOTICE OF STOCKHOL.
DERS MEETING

Nuti-c i, hereby given, that = meeting OF the
-.ockLoI.I-r. Il the UMkiA AND PA
LOCnx RAILROAD COMPANY cor,
tnratian duly incorporated and organized
under the lass OF washinstsn Ier.it"ry, and
having its Office and principal pssre Of bus nes-
~ WAL. Wal!. in said Territory. vii te held
A. the Office Il said Company. II sad city OF
Wal!a Walla. A. the hour Of eleven oeIgck A
NJ. Of TUESDAY, tEe FOURTEENTH day
~ NOVEMBER, ISS2, for Il. purpose OF
.1.ho-izin.: the incr Asse ,nd of incr,2sIng the
carital stock Of said Company tise tolumDia
and Palnuss Railroad CcmFanyl from the
present anlornt, namely, TEN THul SAND
SHARES of one hundred dollar, each, ae,gre
...ins AZ the face or par value Thereof or
MILLION DOLLARS, to THlRIf THU .
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHAKES OF
one hundred dollars each. aggTtgating a. the
faea or uar valGs thereof THREE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED THOU SAND DOL
LARS. or to sGch lfss amount a. nay De
autb,rized by said styckhoi.ier,' uee.Ins.-
c. u. PRESCOTT,
!. y. ppEPH,
II. VI. CHASE,
" H. UPTON.
y. g.. HLALCCk,
Trustee. II the Columbia and P.lOuse Raj
roaf Company.
Attest: ". II. tPTON,
Assistant Secretary
- f-XSt
, 1882-11-04

SOZODONT toushens the gums ami makes
them healthy 50 that they bold in the teeth
firmly. ltrsmoyes the tartar. gives comfort
is economical Of health and money. and when
once usei viii never be given up. Try Soza-
don't.
, 1882-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICE

ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED To Us
n ether Ly note or 2,e',llnt, EEho have MT ..;
already made arrangements Tor s=tt!lrT VII
I'VE c.,sts hv making settlement before yfht
term Of court. Is We must ein-e up The - tli7'-
nes. 2: PAINE BkOTHERS-
, 1882-11-04
A Fine Hair Dressing

COCAINE dr=sses the hair perfectly, and
isal-o preparation unequallcd for the eradi-
cation Of dandruG.
The superiority of Burnett's flAv"rinS TX
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
, 1882-11-04

Stsuheu Lansford, who has farrnsd ous sea-
.ou. four miles east of Eureka Hat, fAine II
to-d,y to subscribe for the STATESMAN, and
b,ousht With him few potatoes raised on the
81 .eyersI of which weigh 3 and pounds
eseh-
, 1882-11-04
Syrup Of FiSs

Is the hest and INST pleasant Of all the pursa-
,ires- IL eleanSes the system. rurihes the
blood. cGrss biliiousnesS and constipation, dys
peISia. heAinches, colds. feverS, etc Oar en-
terrrisius druggist, Holmes. is selling il rapid
ly, and it gives satisfaction % everyone.
, 1882-11-04
! How Women Would Vote.

I, Were pmen allowed - vote, every one nj
the'laid Who has used Dr.. Piercess ''Favorite
Prescdrtidh- would vote it t. be an unfailing
remedy FOR the diseases pe~uliar 20 her sex.
BY druggists
, 1882-11-04

lay by = good store of patience, Lut lie
sure To put It wher. you can find it.
, 1882-11-04

fSExpidt directions for every use al,
given with the Diamond DYES. For dyeius
Moses, Grasses, EgSs. Ivory, Hair, etc.
, 1882-11-04

lie that will not loak before him Nill have
To- Look lehini hin.-With regret
, 1882-11-04

A most delightful paradox: Girls are pTet-
tiest az all seasons 81 the year.
, 1882-11-04

NAME THE MAN.-The new publication,
in setting forth the claims OF two gentlemen
for the Office Of Justice OF the Peace, uscs
this language: I'VE make thi. suggestion
because rumors OF NAL practice by one Of our
present Justices are occasionally heard and
because the grand jury in its last report
torGey TO this matter" The report OF the
Grand Jury referred to wss made two years
age, and at that time one Of the present jus
tees vas not in Office, and tie above IS an
unwarran;ei reflection upon him. The new
publication should give the name of the dere-
lict official.
, 1882-11-04

49,, n, y -i-H; = the Iiaho S,1,esaan
s,,. =. Na':asrl Pasis. Railroad comn,nr -,,,r
a. A-sL.> .a'ty OF the 10 10 Fork
l:,-s..l,. ave '';A..i the TACT ,hs. i. i.
Y ,:..a, T.. ''s, Ihs Lewiston. Idaho and
a, t,,. =, Ai-an';c transportation Com
-: +. s,,1 I'm lawn ;hsir surveying parties
i-.ze:, {, I -.,l A'e waiting further deyel-
'2e> Ay Cord, Leland Sanford and
, 1882-11-04

DON'T BUY BCSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is on EVERY PAIR
AKIN. SELLING * co.
, 1882-11-04

FUNERAL INVITATIONS printed on the
shortest notice an. IN the latest sty les at the
STATESMAN Office.
, 1882-11-04

Harry Howard viii be greeting old friends
At hi- new place Of business in day or two.
, 1882-11-04
:" Baehupaiba"'

We would willingly have others perfect and
vet We amend no. our own faults.
, 1882-11-04

There n Always scn.e one object which Is the
handspring Of lifr. and when that Is removed
the Wheels stzni still.
, 1882-11-04
To Book and Music RuHers

The Eclipse Cuve5s Of 1879 and 1889 are the
finest Chalnp2gnes in the market
, 1882-11-04

The morning Of life, Ike the daEn IF day,
has much of purity, Of imagery and harmony.
, 1882-11-04

n,,..r. Of e,osAips daily thrOnS the ''"'e .
,Ia.ss,s We dc &c. wonder Al ~ -
J f -. an immense stock Of the s',s sa,' ., e
f h;. lin line, in thi. market l. ria pas ,,siur sDr
Ms u'ie' "a ,r;ce these articles o. ei'thi'H'
, 1882-11-04

several tim.s tho rcsuit varying from
81 80 Up 20 81 g, bu' .hen she happily
discovers that sh; has been mistaking a
81 gold piece Tor l cent, and remembers
that she gave the baby trad. dollar to
cut its gums with. On the whole, she
has come within So cent? Of balance,
and that, she saws, is close enough. and
she enters in one line of The account book:
Dry hou'chaid expenses, 50 much;
and is very htfpy tiii size remembers,
Jus. before goinc To bel, that she has
omitted s. - for her husbtGd's S hat
, 1882-11-04

The hotel st Prescott viii be opened in sfe"
davs bv Mr.. Foster of San Francisco
, 1882-11-04
What Other Papers are saying.

>a.trDHah has an oran Letter in the
a,,,, from which we ezraet th, fol,
,,.g .. "a ali .'',' towards oorr'r'tio"s and
,''- 1',I ,n r,, y,.rE =, Ias,t,'n t n "o,sn ,
~eaaa' tie ) ate and To promote al,ky
0g i,srumatc enterprise for the develop
.i,,l. .', ,'"'5.. ~ -. aI o"n I'M ,a''I,s,s ,a
,..e, ,., - ,r , S.i,,a,.r,,s .l,;,r, :, an" H.. ,M, m
.a.aa,n.y ,l.,5 the ;or~.,,,n., n,t It ..,..,.
.lailaIi ,a,t in the cas- mr..t,,a!d m
'rrg'rs;'0n', IshaIl consider ,t nay iuty
,'I',.' ... t7r -, F..ri,' Interest; ard ie'-
@ lmaaIa. rra..t,sn FOR ,b.rr ,,,T. :, I,,,
-, ,:'a.' DE- .ssrrs,.aas Of rarIo.a'ians
l Ii" '.r' saoald Mt heF.tate t.
..1-n..: ., c.'.'i' af-. .'sn T41-are1
r.. aiai m.5t reoI,s ~ ,5.o Dr.. '3s ~, ,a. r..
1''raas -, Ii. transportation la,~ #
.,.y ,F' IT, -, q ms q STIMULATING al It's
III. ,r,r.r.rt,eo, +. f,,i5.;. .".'s',I %. I'Cn''--'
li.r.:e' 'i,ect.y OF indirectly. all It's lea
.,,,- NM. ministries Whoever cripples The
pie. sr.-r -. - . =, 4 ',',.l'S; 'r'i-
nn. a, H.. .rsr.r.r. per-. I.,,,',ly 'nS,-. i,st
'r.ry al. ,.. s. arari,. ,'.... ,,,rSs n,rn sri.
a..r'r "aapt'a'ar.' trade an, o5mm,rse.
>'y' the llaia'
ai,1T t,na'.l, who has been in public
.. ID ,.;.aa'' :'r nearly 4 qaarter of a cell
gas r-. - ~. ,. ID. .PIel IN yesterday on hls
.krr.-l'-.. ''-' ,''"s t".t i'I"S
, 1882-11-04

.yl,, Health Renswer res'"feS ~ ~
= ~. cures DyspelsiA, imP''e'-'S'
.,tlv E,Sl-
, 1882-11-04

TREE PIANTING.-Hon. Philip Rirz, OF
this city, has entered into a contract with
the Northern Pacific company TO plant an
other large lot of forest trees at the different
stations between AiEsworth and Ritzyille.
Those planted last year are thrifty and in
growth and hardness exceed expectation
Tie experience gave emphatic denial TO the
theory that the sandy soil was unproductise.
Among the varieties to be planted are the
different kinds of maple aud ash, few
chestnut, 1atalpi, locust, etc. Mr.. Ritz has
again taken charge of his celebrated nursery
and will personally superintsn,i the painting
of the trees
, 1882-11-04

Quick, complete cure, all sanoyiag Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81 Druggists-
, 1882-11-04
skinny Aea-

:, ;s easy .ofiud reasons ~ny 0'ls'' ''''''-
< patient
, 1882-11-04
PRACTICE ECONOMY 1!

If you aspire 70 atiiuenec you must prac-
tice economy in all things. Thrift with
out economy viii s-rve you To little Iur-
pose. Many people are leiaw with the
idea that elegance and beauty arouni the
household is significant # expense AMI ey-
trarsgance, whereas the exact opposite is
the case. which we will prove to your at
tisfsc.ion at any time Our stock Of pse
ful and fancy articles Is iliimitahle, and
We do business On the principle that the
best is the cheapest, ou- prices are loxer
than can be found elsewhere, and walk
through cur store will convince You Of the
fact. We carry large and varied stocks Of
every kind "f Chinaware IL Dinner and
Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Parlor Lamps. Our
-t.ck Of Cutlery ami Plated Sil,erwarc il
the largest in the Territory, and are of
standard manufacture. In articles. such
as Glass shades for wax iowers snd pond
lilies, French brunzes etc, We keep an
immen.e e assortment always Gn hand
Our stock Of lamps for the psr.or, L.
brary, dining room or kitchen must b. seen
t0 be believed. In short, it is our business
to keep ON hand = large stock Of every
thing frs:-elass China, Glass ard Fancy
Store Is exIect. d t. Keep, ani III. nf fore nr
cordially invite visit "f INSPECTION
, 1882-11-04

For sheet music or books Of any kind. send
To Wiley l.. Allen, Portland, Oregon. A
liberal discount to the trade anl teachers.
Large assortment Of Pianos, Organs, and
everything in the musical line. no2-dwlm
, 1882-11-04

USE ROSE PILLS.
, 1882-11-04

Stones and ss,cies, reaches niSS -,
ins trees.
, 1882-11-04

Pants made T. order iron ST..
Suits made IN order from s2j.
A!ways ia to hear from oil san Jose friends
oc.0-dW-m
, 1882-11-04

got, or az 'o.e scN'
Cia.-
, 1882-11-04
school
ast,,b. question:.

\ lows; ally fre ., :. ts ;,
n,.s; :, nav " iSl- his Ii
and ,Atantial and commo'ious Sc -
iin.erroAsply furnish them In AhsN It
theory. In.ory, experience is betss,t Ne :
voter, voted sschocl district No. l. the
the district for tax on the taxable property
school house to cost she purpose OF bGildin,
erect building aaxs6, So and pTOceece'
finished inside and out and iaFiiss N.,
the best patent iron frame seats a d =
The first school was taught commenciL-
October Is, 1850. We have had Is months
school in ali. The number of pupils in at
tendance is between 20 and 20. Oar pre-
sent teacher, W. F. Jackson, taught US a
nine months school closing in June last, asd
is employed TO teach Us another nine months
term. He received Sl95 last year snd IN
view o; his efficiency as teacher his wages
was raised this year to $40. We are of the
opinion that there Is no better t"achcr or
school IN the county or territory. We have
children OF school age in the district, be-
tween 20 and 50 in number, and now for re-
suits. The results have been very gratiiy-
ing. The children have made rapid ad-
vancement in their Studies, and most Of the
larger ones stsni in their r,citations up in
the hineties, and there is 4 laudable desire
manifested on the part of parents to give the
children the best possible advantages Tor a
common school education and then it has
wonderfully improved society. There is no
better ne:ghborhooi in the county or Terri
tory. /: Ia a very desir4ble ani pleasant
place 70 1--we; somuch so, that four or five
farms that would not have sold readily at
anything like high price have passed into
the hands OF parties desiring To avail them
selves of the benefits OF our school, for rather
high figures and now, Mr.. E,itor, accept
of a cordial invitation TO visit our school.
Yours truly, j. ". MCGEE-
, 1882-11-04

! lar g assortment "f new styles "f I.aali. =
Nii,-r~' ami Gents hosiery and UNDER
NEAR VERY CHEAP.
, 1882-11-04

In this Depa<t.sat your a.tsntion is called to
cur elegant and seasoaabls line Of rich Dress
Goods AMI Trimmings. comprising recent i'm
portations Of new and decided novelties not OBJ
tainable this side Of Portland. We offer these
desirable goods at nieos which are extremely
low
, 1882-11-04
CLOAkS,
DGLIMANS,
CIRCULARS,
AND ElSTERS.

Hr have t,Ern unusual caro- In the selection
i he .,Ais from New York samples. and
ie,-l cnnii.ient that for quality. makeup and
,ty!.. mart i- cqiriied this side of San Fran
s.iscu Prices nIn n l.lrer than inferior goods
have Leu sold for heEetaf re.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-06-02
Wool AdyicCs.

tT-The high prices of wool in Cali
formis, Texas and Kentucky, and other
points where new wool has made an
appearance, those holding arc less will
ling to sell old stocks, believing that
new wool cannot be replaced at present
current prices. There is considerable
competition in London and the wool
market presents firm appearance at
all points. The trade, however, move
cautiously. New England buyers are
returning home from California and
there is a disposition not to purchase al
present. The choice selections were
purchased In California, and bought on
manufacturers account. When the
choice selections are bought up, stocks
will probably begin to accumulate
Higher prices are now asked y and Xxx
because flccces are 30 much reduced
Manufacturers will have TO pay fail
price as cheap lots, in fact, have beer
bought up. Stocks on hand are mucl
smaller Than ut this time last yvar.
Co,nbing and delaine feeccs ART
quiet, bnt The stock of desirable selec
tons is small. In unwashed wooll
there has been fair business doing
Stocks are sold up pretty close and de
sirable stocks of flne and medium i'm
washed are difficult to find. Business
lin pulled wool is fair.
In final summary il may be said tina
the wool market Is firm at all points
growers demanding full prices, il
many instances higher than last year
The purchases Of spring wool thus ia
anger well for this seasons clip an
tends to impart firm tone 10 the maj
ket at all points.
The fair quotations of wool may b
stated as follow:
Washing, combing and delain
4oa4o, uuwaehoa 9aaan; washed mi
dunn from 44a45; unwashed mediuI
Sssso a'S Hnwashcd mednaMa uT eodh fl
22a25c; washed fine merino 40a42; Ill
washed fine merino 2Sa29; washe
fine, heavy mcrino S5a37; tub washe
40a4l; super pulled woods 43a5t
Ohio and Pennsylvania X and Xxx 42i
"A; Michigan and Wisconsin fleece
40 adj; unwashed and unmerchantab
fleeces 28a30 cents.