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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
The Great American Novel.

How often a book just out, or about
to be published, has been hailed by its
critics or it's Jealous advance agents
as the great American novel" It is
not hard to recall Il dozen such within
the past few years. Col. Harvey of the
great publishing house of Harpcr's is
now in England, ana in an interview
on this subject ne declared The great
American novel viii never be written,
because the great republic is too great
for the grasp IF Il single writer, and
the embrace of the covers Of two
dollar-fifty book" This is one way OF
looking at it. Another would have been
for Col Harvey to have asked his. in
ltcryieWers in turn, when was the
great English novel WrttCn?" Indeed,
when was the great novel of any coun-
| try written, if We mean by its great
novel one comprchending it's distinctive
| characters ana customs? There is no
single novel of England or France or
|
| ana feel that it meets these require
ments Why then should one be eX-
pectod Of America"
Ana Yet, from another point Of view,
the great American novel was written
long years ago, and is being written, To-
| DAY. Hawthorne wrote it in the oscar
In tl.,,
! before his day. William Dean HoWrlls
| has written it, Winston Churchill has
twice sent to the press in Richard Car
| vel'' and The Crisis" 1t was written
in Peter Stirling ana Janice Mere
dith" by the one whose gentle and
| beautiful life has closed SO tragiCally
ana who now lies cold ana pulscless i'll
death, slain by brothers hand Ii
was written in THE Octopus" in "Hed
Rock" in alice of Old Nincenncs," IN
The Reign Of Law and in many
another good novel Of American life
published in recent years. These ar
the great American novel. and tucr,
Will be many others i'll The years q,
come. It IL not true to say there hav,
been no great novels written lust hy.
cause there was never born to litcrrt-
turc, in this or amy other land, 4 genu.
v no could cpitomize in single volum,
I'll the customs. characteristics, type:
and thoughts of Il nation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Butte, Montana, comes to the front
as a literary center. There are few
stunts in which the older literary cen
ters excel ii. but none of them ever
produced a Mary MacLane. She is a
young woman of the Marie Bashkirt-
self type only more so. and the confess
sions of her diary are the most hysteri-
cal maudiin tommyrot to be imagined.
She says she hates everything good.
conventional and decent, and yearns
for the devil to love her. If her mother
is living she should lose no time in APP
plying shingle or slipper to Mary. If
the poor girl is an orphan the neighbors
should organize bee for a similar pur-
pose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

The Machias Union having remarked
that -too many Washington county
farmers want to DO logging. pack CLAIMS
or sardlnes or not much Of anything
the Bath Enterprise adds that, with
many farmers in most of the counties
there seems an Irresistible desire to
earn their living in most any other wav
thah carrying on farming operations" /"
IL the writer's Of the above had passed
Few years on the farm handling the
axe shows and hoe and doing chores
they might better understand the de-
sire that is expressed above.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
An Antidote.

Gayman-I wanted 10 thank you for the
handsome beer mug YOU sent on my
birthday.
Ms. Goodart-Of course, you'll under
stand l meant it to be used only as an
ornament
ciayman-O! my wife keeps IL full for
me all the time
Mrs. Goodnrt-She doesn't. really?
Gayman-Yes, full Of temperance tracts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
The Easy Mark.

Markley-You're a nice friend to have
Why didn't you leni Borroughs the 81 Ne
wanted
kraft-Why should /?
MarlIey-'ro save me You must hav,
realized that he knew if he didn't get 1T
from You nc would from me. You've
practically robbed ne of that .'fver."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
Mans Mission on Earth.

For men only; the young, niddle-aged
and ola. Write today for this Wade Me-
cum Key to health and happiness; sen"
6 cents for postage. Address Inc Ica-
body Medical Institute, NO. BuIIlnCh
St. Boston, Mass. ,
The Peabody Medical Institute has
many imitatols, but no equals.-Bostoh
Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

A new song, and one destined to be-
come popular, is entitled My oid
Penobscot Home, Way Down in Maine"
1t is dedicated to Senator VIM. T. Frye.
The words are by W. Paul McCorlnick,
and the music by NJ. f. Kelley. LOUIS
u. Ross & 90, ms fremont street.
Boston. About every state has now
been celebrated ~ Il similar "Old
Home" song.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Speaking of the Pin" Tree Junglcs"
Just published BY the Bangor & Aroos-
too the Lowell Curricr says: III il a
work of ant. well written, finely il
Illustrated ana is worthy from an ar
liStic standpoint 10 bc on any study
table, but it is Il very. very dangerous
book. If YOU or amy Of your friends
get it they will get with it q fever con
trdctni from it's coutcnts which is Gu
'#blc only by one mctnod, namely, a
trip 10 the country id rortrays. Many
- used-up city mIn VIII lick his chops
as he reads tIIv Juu-l" Book ana plan
q journey over Naiucs lakes and
streams. These Verses were dropped
on our desk with the Jungle Book aforc
mentioned:
In q State Of Main" log cabin,
Looking eastward tO thc sea.
There's down east guide Settin',
And | know hc Thinks of me.
can hear the paddles chuuking,
From NorCrOsS all the WaN.
Singing, Come. yGu urcd sportsman,
Come back quick, don (, man, delay
When the fog is on the river
l'p IFS surface Would sneak,
TO see the moose !. icrin'.
In the sludGy suadsy creek.
| can near the east il calling
can almost hear il say,
Come YOU back, YOU tired sportsman,
Come back quick. don't, man, delay"
Ship me S0mcwhCrcS north of Bangor
Where the fish are biting best
Where they never saw q dress suit
There I'll eat and sleep ana rest;
Where the trout are jumping gaily,
Where l\atahdin seems to say,
Come you back, you city fcllor;
You're a chump if You delay"
And see that all your tickets read
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MADE STRONG.
Marvellous Elixir Of Life Discovered by Famous
Doctor Scientist That Cures Every
Known AiIment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That Seem Like
Miracles Performed Secret Of Long
Life OF 0lden Times Revived.
THE REMEDY is FREE TO ALL WHO
SEND NAME AND ADDRESS.

After years of patient study, and del
wing into the dusty record Of the past,
as well as following modern eXperi-
ments in the realms Of medical science.
DR.. James W. Kidd, 2f51 Baltcs
building. Fort Wayne. Ind. makes
the startling announcement that ne has
surely discovered the elixir Of life. That
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
Only Too Real.

This" said the young husband. ii.
what | call real married life
I'm glad you're satisfied with some
tEing, snapped his shrCwish bride
"Oh, I'm not. / merely meant to de-
clare that it is not ideal"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
A Contingency.
(Cincinnati Enquirer)

Grover Cleveland's health is improving
He may become robust enough to tn IL
the stump for the regular Democratic
ticket two years hence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
LIGHT AND AIRY.
Vulgar Obesity.

y. ,Fee-My weight is exactly %
pounds.
c. Vere-With your clothes on, | sup
pose.
B. Fee-No. sir, that's my net weight.
G. Vere-Net? Most people would call
that gross.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
Even Unto De eath,

Cremer-Still waiting for something to
turn up. are you?
Dremer-Yes, still waiting.
Cremer-Hopeful 9s ever?
Dremer-Yes, thank you. Something s
bound TO turn up some day, if it's only
my toes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
Howto Treat a Mule.


THE Missouri mule is a good thing
push 1t along, observes a contemporary.
NO question about its being good thing.
but better lead ii along. The other meth.
% involves hospital expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

We have heard Of carrying off the
vessels of the church. the silver plate
and robbing the subscription boxes
but it has remained for Searsport to
furnish thief who robbed church ol
its dynamite. Thomas Tony OF FRANK
fort, who has charge of eXcavatmg the
rock beneath the congregational
church, has used great care IN manu-
ling the explosive he was using anu
even went so far rs to go some distance
into the pasture back of the church 10
deposit his surplus for fear Of accIueh'-
The other night some person faililIilr
with his custom visited the place "l
deposit, drew the staple from the
strong box in which the dynamite was
kept, and carried it away.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

The Portland city council has passed
a new ordinance relating to the. care of
The streets, which forbids the throwing
into the street Of paper. pamphlets
handbilis and posters, and it IS an
rounced that the ordinance will be
strictly enforced. Every town and
city should have such Il regulation. and
shoull enforce it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

WaterviIle asked for $4,000 for the
celebration Of the centennial and $4,000
was voted, not d bad proportion, aud
there will be 2 high old time along in
late June with all the frills ana side
dishes. Other funds will be raised in
addition to this $2,5O0 and the program
will be worthy the occasion and the
beautiful, prosperous city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

The "antis" will never, never forgive
President Roosevelt for not stopping
the water cure" several months be-
fore its existence had been heard of in
this country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Somebody fooled the Bangor News
with two fake marriage notices, this
week. The News is fond Of joke, but
this is too much Of good thing, both
Tor the victims and the paper, and we
Judge from the ton" Of the News re
marks on the subject that there will
10 things doing over an the Penohscnt
if the offcnsc is repeated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
A Dark Page in American History.
Indianapolis JournaD.

There has been nothing baser in Amer
lean history than the congressional al
tack in the rear upon our soldiers i'll the
Philippines, 5000 miles aWav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Now that Brother owen of the Bath
Times is doing a little boasting about
the early arrival of apple blossoms
down his way, somebody unkindly sug-
gests that by cutting off a budded sprig
from an apple tree and placing it in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
Exclaimed.

Mrs Swellman-I dreamed last night
that | was with a box party a the opera
Mr.. Swellman-I wondered why you
were talking so loud in your sleep.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

DR.. Edward Everett Hale is now
raising money to secure awnings for
the Boer prisoners at Bermuda.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Something Worth Hanging for.
ATLANTA JouruaD.

Why don't those people who are count
crfciting postal carus get at something in
which there is a wider margin of profit
ana counterfeit porIerhousc steak?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Lord Ampthill, governor of Madras,
India. who is q Zig man physically
Was paid Il somewhat left-handed com
pliiacnl the othcr day by the good
people VI locality i'll Southern India
which rejoi"rs in the name IF Kun
bakouam. All Tie railway station on
his arival 2 iail-made carpet was
spread FOR him to alisht upon which
bore the figure Of an elephant and UNI
der il the legend, Good morning,
Jumbo" woven into the fabric.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

NJ nation whatever will be taken of
unsigned communications
The Journal cannot be held respoh-
sibIe for the preservation or return o.
rejected communications.
Address NIL comm municatiOns relating
to subscriptions and advertisements to
RURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Switzerland il, population consider
ed, the greatest exporting country in
the world, not even England being eX-
ceptci, and its exports are almost eX-
CIusivcly manufactured articles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

Colby Ms. Y. Of NJ. ut Waterville, is
the Main" intercollegiate BAN game, to-
dnN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

gor reporter who met a bearded woman
in rubber boots. who walked ana talked
like man, had better change his
medicine. No one over there has seen
the bearded woman or the mysterious
boat, and as for being excited, the first
that Surry people knew that they had
been excited was when they read of 1t
in the papers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

water the blossoms can be forced out
several weeks ahead Of scheduled time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-10

This is the dun season down East
port way-ho sardine packing and
baseball is the fad Of the hour. No less
than FIVE lively teams have been or
ganized and competition is high.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MARCH 25 1902.

sa 20 or1n so: buckwheat sharps. s21 so: cornmea
'h3P s2S corn 0il''h' s2' h0"ln'
wheat market yesterday resnns i'm 3PPeS5ef hb e
buiisb ougn tb speculative conditions were BY no
Of coTTn 9n SatuTday The upurn was result principally
iii bip pf{ces had enough decline for time
rot much feature 10 tho Outside ot This there was
week Nevs from esLecialy at the close ot
weather CONDITIONS r eu, was generally fav9Te6s as
RTer sasas aPd nearly All west OF the Mssissipp
Oklahoma ana TeEs ho%eyer few comgaints from
The decrease o. Of dTgph S @ c9nS9ns eaTy b in % 1hs
stt$ ,tt$ statement supplemented crop in
mo quite Sy6s aaS oyesnS %Sa parcusrls sof sY IN
seeded those last week but wer Rot algs eompaFed
cn3,4s9 %1a 5Rs TsGsnt St The
sear ago. The amount passage increased 10000
year sSeS5 as s1d NofSSe.t s2 eusa s
Week G6es d ears less 6gs6 T @ S the
5Sio pons l0r e. % net net iSwsT and Paris markets
loads PnF at O9 Yta To1 loads No hard winter and
9utpoFs loads with 45 loads worked late satur~
as fooHs T Sns 9 cash wheet afoa basis were
sI5sG: No Northern Ns~@York soasc. No 2 Northern
s 40 hd' hsfd NSssSsFH Sss to p4lqe s4Tiye
sas5e ssy III il the
also reported sood support from n4ga bG PHt H
lsTess While receipts at Chicago estimated le9
" esrst the movement somewhat in the near future
Ton bushels Cash property showed Improvement
ports giish cabies closed id n n lower 0sf Tbs s GR
supply deceased 67s9oo bush. while local stocks in
6e!so export grade ana 67 straight No 2 No white
0rsnng weak ana o~er With considerable iquIds ton
sh Hr I2aI sales amoH9ted am @ 10 0oUS bush Ins
9 sqPPs 5 5 o~ Wste the ioosl
44eise, No Whit 50':c; No white. 5oo track mixed,
western s sts % s CO. Wes'e e1o snq MG
dull: feeiins quoted 6aa65o and mating esq
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
ss S6ss sei1; rough.

Sc 2oass 50; choice heavy ss sass se1 rough
heavy SO 2oGs6 35: S66S6 as bulk OF sales IS S
So IS sheep-Receipts 600 head sheep strong lambs
steady TO loc lower Good choice Wethers SSdt5 6S
Western yearngs IS 25as6 TO- native lambs s49ss s.
Western lambs. s. 25a$6 IS; spring lambs SI1s12
Cincinnati March 24-Hogs steady, s. sass 50 Cattle
active strong 50 $3.50 90 Sheep easy, So 1885 so
Lambs strong. 81 T5dS6
Bast Buffalo. March 24-Catte-Reeepts. 1000 head
fairly good demand l5c higher for grades
with common medium steady and other grades
lower. prime heavy 50 35GS6 so; fair choice
- 2JqS6, fair eNtrf, 81 25G$5; and
mon, 81 50d$4 6utchers, 81 25q$5 IS; export
bulls 81 6odS+ -: thin So +OGS3 50 Veas
Tops $sdSs 50; good, IS 5OGsT T5. Hogs-Re
Ceipts SIO head slow and lOac lower Workers s6 A5
GS6 CO. gh, do Sc 45Gs6 so mxed packers s6 65ds6 20
choice heavy SO sqS6 - pigs Sc l5as6 .; roughs. S6p
%; stags. S4S+ 90 Sheep and Receipts "a 0
head: sheep full steady firm Iambs-Farly good de
mand but lower; choice lambs. So 65QS6 70: good
choice So 5OGs6 Go cuis fair. s. 55as6 80 Sheep
Choice handy wethers 81 sOdS6; choice mixed
81 5OGS5 T5 culs and common. 81 TSdS5 l5 heavy
port ewes 50 andS5 ~; yeariinSs, good 10 choice all
wethers 50 154S5 %
East Liberty, March 2+-Ca;tle steady choice. So 6Od
rs; prime good s. 5Od$5 Hogs steady
prime heayies So IoGS6 IS best mediums So Ioqs6 Is
heavy Workers 81 55S6 65 light Workers. SO 3OGSS So
pigs s6qS6 IS -oughs. s5Gs6 ~. Sheep steady best
Vethers s. TOISJ nd 50dS4. cal
calves 81 5OGSS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NaV-N0Tk. MsrCh y
r0FFEE--ase vas dull all day, and fluctuations were
- as n give ther bulls special advantage
n he opening steady, with prices uT-
AsrT-s and f-- the session but points
-st1 was Indicated by tire few sales recorded At the
So re rnsrke- quiet changed % points
i5Es- Tots sales go bags The foreign market
festlreess and statistics quite sntici-
The market spot dull and nonnnav
nbsnged prices being about on basis Of li6c for
roice lots of 30 Rt1 Total warehouse deliveries IN
week 109. 2sp bags against
ulss2 hays week and l22 900 bags for the same
OF the former amount Neyv-GoTk re
srd o 2a0 taEs Santos receipts were 100 900 bags
n the week compared with 2O00 bags last week
$4,000 bags f1T the same week year ago. Rio
rpts aggreza'=d 5000 bags 20 600 bags the
prsy1us and 81 bags year. Rio shipments
United States 10000 for the week: Europe.
se9 bags Santos shipments United States 5000
tsEE; % EI-1.e. So 0eo bags.
TIE range contract prices the local to-day
=rse p .gTG
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, March -. ? ul.-C5t-on-Spot moderate
business. prices 1-lGd lower. American mdding fair
632i good nidil'nK. 47sd mlidling uidtrv
2i-"2d' good ordinary 1924; Ordinary ASIA Ths
sales Of the day 5000 bales.
speculation and export and included 7.GOo
Ceipts lhoo bales including II 900
opened easier and closed quiet: American miidlinE o 2
March 42-6tdd4 - 64d sellers; March and APRIL
4 ~ 64iG4 ~ Cad sellers: April MAY S4dg
~ sd buyers May and June, 43 64if@ - sellers
June and July. ! a. 64II4 ~ 64i huyers nj
August 48-64d64 - cad buyers; Septsnber
40 6+i buyers September and October
BUYERS. October and November value November
and December, 4 -GltG4 - 3-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
EuRoPEAN rRonrcE MARKET

Liverpool. March 24-CIosing: Wheat spot ,;a . red
Western winter dull 6s I'D, No Californa quiet
ai futures steady March. sd MAY IS 1I1sd: July
IS loAsd torn--SIct firm, American mixed IS
american mixed new as 2Nd; futures easy May. IS 10
fancy winter firm. IS. Hops London CPacnc CoastJ
nrm u l3sgfi los, Beef finn; India mess
Pork steady; prime Western lis. HamS-Short
cut - to Is h steady as I'd Bacon steady; CuInber
land cut 70 20 30 n SIS. short rib. 16
long clear nidies light 2s 20 80 10 ass Sd long clear
20 NJ As 8i clear bellies - 16 70 as shoulders
square II to Is II. steady. 36s. Butter finn finest
United states. as. good United
American finest white and coored frm: prime
Western in uc-ces +ss American refined pals ass pd
Talov.Prme city hrm 2Gs %. Turpen;ine Spirits
Arm. 32s- Ecsr-tommon firm 81. Petroleum-Re-
lined steady. 1'sd- Iirs"ed oil quiet. Bis Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

Cash quotations follows Flour duh
lower No spring wheat TOSsdTO7sc. No rcd. TIdT3c.
No oats. 4117G42c; No white. 1885, No white.
42n 4ic No 58'1 0SIc; choice mailing
ley. 63d66c No I faxsee, 81 Gs. No Northwestern.
81 -; prime timothy S5d$6 90; clover
grade s. IS Mess pork bbk SIS s5GS15 80; lard,
pe 100 10 50 4OqS9 627 short ribs sides Goose, IS ESQ
- NJ" dry salted shoulders boxed s. 12izQsI 70;
clear sides boxed 50 2O4$o 80 Whiskey high
wines 81 20. on the Produce Exchange to-day
market was easy; creameries S)2TC; diaries. 19zQ26c
Cheese firm at Ikg12izc. Eggs easy; fresh. 14c.
Duluth. March 24-CIose: wheat-Cash No 1 hard
Ilzc July 72lsc: Manitoba No Northern cash. 69lac
May, TO17c; No Northern 66izc- Oats Corn.
Milwaukee. March 24--CIose: Wheat steadler. No
Northern, 7&a I313c: No Northern, 72g721se; Nav.
sample 5sd65c. Corn-May. 5sl495SAc.
Minneapolis. March 24-Close: Wheat-May 7Oisc.
July, l%c; track. No l hard T5Sc: No 1 Northern
1OIscs No Northern 69Asc F1our-First patents So Is
ass 10; second 81 55aS3 clears 81 sou
s12 50gsI2 IS.
FhiadelPAia March 24--Wheat steady. grade
March. s3,2Gs4c- Corn &c lower: mixed March
sS11qGic. Oats steady; No clipped sic Flour
weak winter superhne. 81 esq 81 80; do extras
s. 6g$3 So DO IS 9GQs4 spring clear 81 i5G
S So DO straight 81 5D q petect T5l s. 80. do
tavorte brands 50 05tF$4 10 Rye nouc 2j1S3 per
Dbl Butter steady; extra Western creamery SOC: do
nearby 15l+G1ec; Western. I54aI6c do Southwest
ern, 10 1G10c, do Southern 15c. Arm good
mand; New York fun fancy, small 3c do fair
20 e.z Sh3Se 6G ReeeiptsoFour 600 bbs and
bush; cats. 1000 bush. Shipmeuts-Wheat 3 200 bush
corn. l4OO bush; oats. 400 bush.
St Louis, Mach 3-CIcss: Wheat-So ? red cash
TIE May a I1isc: July, T1asC; No 2 T2dTJc
Corr-No cash 5Sc May. 5Sl5c: July 6S4c: Septanber
No 2 white, 46G46ko '' 0'
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

coi0n closed quiet with quotations 5sc lower on
oess E Sc for uliddllnE upland and Szc for middlinE
- sales, 1tlF bales Southern markets telR
s-s1asd as follows NeV--OTeans easy. l-l6o lower at
io Mobile nominal. unchanged. at 9-l6c. Savan-
aaet l-lF' lower A. sac; Charleston steady. IN
Esaeed ~ SA-r. Wilmington firm. unchanged. SEsc
io-E Gull To- lower $40 Baltimore nominal I6c
- a. a-- Augusta quiet. , 30 lower s+s lee
:. Ions dull Unchanged at e-1Gc Estimated receipts
Orleans for tomorrow. 1000 70 5000 bales
p%fea VIII ISL actual last week and 6.25 actual
~ - year Al II for morrow $500 10 1000 bales
s af'2 actual last week and 10 5s7 actual last
.tff a. 7he ports and interior points to-day.
- VIII - d.. LHaek and
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25

&c special Liverpool cables-Spot
Aae-irar e.St bales. speculation and export BOO
Hg ErlsusS receipts 1900 American. - 90; mid
the q. Futures opened easy. 3 14ds 64d
gsrei etg9 quiet 1ha4ia points net lower March and
8gsEs-'4ii.. 4s2'zs; Aprl-May 4421b; May June
septenhe- a ~, Wy ana July August. 8.43izb Augus'-
sbeT ',s seIembsr-october. 43o44b: October No
FI5S.s FIns saiet and firm. Cloths rn6re SensDd
asrIs.- And MEAI>-Ia many rssUecfs the noIr
iufrg eoIne"hat nominal. buyers and sellers
:sng = SI, 6ot at az The close there
$50 g. png patents g s5as4 10 winter its "a 7S
z5 ez sr patents 20 eoqS4 . spring clears 81 sOB
Ne gyr no n1 gTeas s2l z5as22 % spot and 10 ar.
a,ass - Z sLOCR-Qu!et. Quoted. Fair ~ good
sFJTse1D 90 choice 70 fancy 81 45aS5 N q S,6P% SPS
ssnd y 2gotsd; Kiln dried s. 4Oqss So as 20
|.y ou.sesg g' sS,x %; eqsrss sl 81 ?sasI FEED
ess - -. SIS 30 spring bran buiE sa-,rs
11hg SIS foaS2l Is. winter brsB AZ M.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-25
IoNpoN 49, MARKEr-

London March 24-The offerings az the wool auction
ssIes today numbered l2SI3 bales. There a large
attendance. Competition spirited fun prices
We're obtained. Some superior secured New
south Wales. Victoria and Queensland greasy in
eager demand for the Continent Auc-ic purchased
suitable hne medium greasy CrossbTsds. Following
the sales New Aont3 Wales. go bales; 7sdG
Is %, gTeasy. S3pll'ad queensland lsoO bales;
&C. ured HiGls 6l.1, greasy 5i=QlOl7d Victoria
bales secured. 5'.iGls Ord greasy. 4i1aIId south
Australia 200 bales sCoret, Is 4isd; greasy GHi-d
MeSt Australia ls9! 1eles grtgsy, 50 R97d Tasmania
tt bales, greasy. .@.H@1sd- New zealand
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