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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-20
CITY CHAT.

Clear Havana +. L. d.
For insurance, Z. ]. Burns.
Steel ranges at Wilcher's.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Foot-ftters. Dolly Bros.
Fitting shoes at Dolly Bros.
Stylish shoes at Dolly Bros.
Shoes AAA to at Dolly Bros.
Comfortable shoes. Dolly Bros.
Homes for sale. y. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Strictly fresh eggs at Horizons.
Morning light. Union made cigar.
Plenty of fresh fish at Schroeder's.
T. NJ. shoe polish cents at Brook
mans.
s2.25 sample shoes for $50 at the
Leader.
$3.50 sample shoes for $1.75 at the
Leader.
50 sample shoes for 81 at the
Leader.
81 sample shoes for $3.50 at the
Leader.
S. sample shoes for So at the
Leader.
Use Canode's Handoline for chap
ped hands.
DIR. H. G. Trent, dentist, 1924 Sec
ond avenue.
GIycerine soap cents a bar at
Brookman's.
The best bath cabinet in the mar
ket at Canode's.
Williams shaving soap ) cents Il
bar at Brooknan's.
Plenty of fresh fish of all kinds at
Hess Bros. tomorrow.
L. Is. McKown received stock of
PocahOntas coal today.
Selling for cost. We can under
sell. Young & McCombs.
Large bar of Black Kid tar soap
for ) cents at BroolIman's.
Two bars of Bouquet toilet soap
for cents at BrOokman's.
New dress goods are being received
daily at Young & McCombs'.
Latest in dress trimmings and
laces at Young q McCombs'-
Go to Simon Lewis for wines and
liquors for table use. Quality guar
anteed.
Martha Washington Will serve tea
to her friends at the L. p. church
friday evening in exchange for ,
cent stamp
Come to the Memorial Christian
church Saturday evening and get a
Washington supper served from to
for twenty-five cents.
600 pairs of the Rock Island Shoe
Co.'S sample shoes on sale at the
Leader at less than manufacturers
cost. All new spring styles.
Hear the Dwarf quartette at the
Martha Washington sociable tOmor-
row night. Colonial novelties foI
sale Refreshments 10 cents.
DR.. +. L. Hopkins will lecture al
Augustana next Monday. Seats re
served at the Harper house pharm
acy.
"a 1rteen cents entities you to al
in fanuc:;on TO George and Marth;
w apgton. who Will be at the Unit
eCftaresbyterian church Friday even
i{Ss6s'eb. q.
pihe entertainments committee OF
G. Al L. encamPment was out this af
ternoon arranging for the use o
halls and quarters for visitors OF
that occasion.
Travel over the Rock Island bridg
Yesterday was as follows: Foot
south. IA; north, 76O. Teams-south
641; north, $50. Street cars-south
1872; north, 163-
5 The choicest wines and liquors a
reasonable prices. \ trial will con
vince you that here is the place t
do your trading. Simon Lewis re
tail liquor store.
The Woman's Veteran Relief Unio
will give "a Martha Washington SC
ciaI at Memorial hall Friday, Feb. q
y short program will be given Ad
mission free. Everybody invited.
During 20 years the Rock Islam
Mutual Building, Loan and Saving
association has earned for its say
ings depositors never less than eigh
per cent per annuDr. All funds II
E.EkIE7T ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-20
HomIeIde Was JustifiabIe.

Black River Falls, Wis., Feb 20
The coroner's jury in the Parker muir
der case has rendered verdict Of
fustifiable- homicide, thus practically
disposiDg Of the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-20
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Friday; no decided change
in temperature.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At z a. M. 10;
at $50 p. M, 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Mrs. Dennis HOpelcsSIy Insane,

WASHINGTON, April .. Steps
have been taken to have Mrs. Ida Gil
bert Dennis, the dressmuker who was
assaulted four months ago, removed to
the government hospital for the in
sane or some private institution. 1t is
said that while all her wounds have
healed and she is apparently stronger
than she was Il month ago her raw
ingS Interfere with the proper treat
ment of other patients in the hospital,
where she was taken soon after the
assault was committed. The attending
physicians are satisfied that her mind
will never be restored, and It has
been deemed best to remove her to an
institution entirely devoted to the care
and treatment of the insane. No clpw
has vet been found to the perpetrator
Of the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Ten Thousand Men Idle In Western
Pennsylvauia,

Zen Thousand Men Idle In Western
Pennsylvauia.
ALTOONA, Pa. April 2.-After mass
meetings Of the Rochester and Pitts.
burg Coal aud Iron company's miners
We're held at punxsutawney and Sykes.
Vile yesterday the threatened strike
was formally declared. 1t involves TO-.
600 miners and will have the effect Of
turtailing the employment of nearly
ms many railroad men employed by the
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsbury Rail.
road company, whose freight traffic viii
be nearly paralyzed in consequence of
the strike.
Not Il mine worker employed by the
Rochester and FittslNrg company is at
work today except the bumpers and
track layers, it having been agreed TO
keep these men at work to protect the
mines. 1t was decided by Il vote, how
ever that if General Manager l.. w.
Robinson should attempt to cvict the
strikers from their homes. many of
which are owned by the cnnrany, the
bumpers and track layers will also be
called out and the mines allowed to
food. 1t was also decided that any
Ovcrtures for settlement must come
from Robinson. Any attempt to i'm
port other miners will be resisted.
The strikers have assurance of sup
port from the district and national
treasures of the United Mine Workers
OF America. General Manager Robin
son was at his office at runXsntawney
all day, but gave out no statement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Entertainment For French Guests.

WASHINGTON, Anril 2.-Tn carry
out the intent Of congress looking to
the suitable entertainment of the
French visitors who are expected to
come TO this country TO witness the
dedication of the monument to R0-
chambeau to be unveiled in this city
May "a next Secretary Hay has APP
pointed committee on arrangements
consisting Of Assistant Secretary Of
State Pcircr. Colonel bingham, super
intendent of public buildings and
grounds. and Commander Rodgers L.
:. n. ambassador Porter. in Paris,
has been charged with the formal eX-
tension of the invitations for this func-
ton to The families of Rochanbeau
and Lafayette. and at this time the eX-
act number Of the visitors Is not
known. Congress has appropriated
$4,000 to dcfIay the expenses OF their
entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
South American Naval Activity.

BrENOS AYRES. April Tile gov
rrnment has 'ler.,.d upon the acIuiSi,
ton OF tWu new arni0rpd war vessels
to be superior in speed aud armament
TO those of chile. and orders for their
construction have been given. The
government mas resolved always to
ma nintain the naval and military s,l-
prenIacy Of Argentina in South Amer
lea. 1t has also declared that il will
not increase taxation. According TO
recent dispatches Chile is adding to
her fleet. One warship under roliS,ruc-
tion by Il British firm is said to he for
Chile. She is also reported to be plr
chasing naval armanIents in Grrnt
Britain aud to nave bought u cruiser
in France.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Mexican Congress Opened.

CITY OF MENlCO. April 2.-prcsi-
dent Diaz opened the spring session Of
congress last evening. His message
covers the entire scope of legislative
activity during the last six months.
He says regarding the late pall-Amer
lean congress that its effects, as far rs
Mexico is concerned, were favorable
to promoting good relations with all
participating republics. The arbitra-
ton agreement adopted by the maiori-
ty Of the republics through their dele
gates will he sent to the senate for its
approval. Much space is given to edu-
rHtional matters. and the president
notes the necessity Of renorating in the
higher schools the scientific apparatus,
school furniture, etc. This will he
done shortly. The president bestows
much attention on school reform and
on the scientific works undertaken uii.
der the auspices OF the government.
The mining industry, he says, cOntin-
ucs to make notable progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Ship buildinH Figures,

WASHINGTON, April .. Returns to
the bureau of navigation show that
during the first nine months of the cur
rent fiscal year, ended March 81, 1902.
there Were built in the United States
and officially numbered 90 vessels Of
245,uGS gross tons. For the correspond.
ing period of the previous fiscal year
the figures were 7J3 vessels Of 24G.973
gross tons These figures do not in.
clnde canalboats and unrigged barges.
The advanced construction of vessels
launched or soon to be launched indi-
Gates that the total construction for the
year will somewhat exceed that of the
fiscal year 1901. Contracts for new
work are, however, less than a yeur
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
TichiERn Miners Strike,

SAGINAW, Mich. April 2.-The
strike of the Michigan coal miners or
d"rcd several days ago after the con-
ference between the operators and
begun. and 100 miners are out in this
county. Almost the sam" number of
men huv" quit the mines at Bay City
und in the s.. Charles district. There
staying away from the pits The OwuS-
50 coal company last Sunday signed
til" seal" offered hy the men. and
tn RS is tn" only min" in operation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Russians Active In Newch wang. .

FEKlNG. April 2.-Thc Manchurian
convention. the main conditions Of
which were recently agreed upon by
Paul l.essar Russia's minister to Chi
ma, and Prince Ching. president of the
Chinese foreign office, permits China
necessary in NIanchuria after the evac.
nation of that territory. Official re-
ports received here from Newchwang
declare the Russians to be displaying
great military activity there. Teu
thousand troops have been recently
moved to Port Arthur and new drafts
are arriving. An extensive and per-
manrnt telegraph system is being con.
StII,rtrl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Miners Celebrate Eight Hour Day,

SliAMOklN, Pa. April All ihe
c0lliprics in this region were closed
yesterday in consequence of the $1,000
men and boys employed therein re-
mAlnng away from work to celebrate
th" fourth anniversary of the eight
hour workday instituted in the btu
minous fields. There waS no local pa
raS'. Most Of the men remained ut
home or attended meetings of the vnri.
ous locals. Officials of the Ninth dis
trict of the United Mine Workers here
estimate that of the $4,000 mine work
crs in he district 80 per cent of II IN
ohryed orders Of the recent Sharlokin
convention 10 stop work. They re-
turned t. the mines today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
E"iv lOV.. Ngy,.rts.

,,Flnl'Fi. in.c..yn and ",r,Iy steady;
Minnesota, H..1n"tH. S'IriiI :: wiu'Ir
slfaiEHi", S. ,i.; :, winter ,Xtras. S3, lJI
"@1; W'.'r' ". D0'a, &E"!.'i.t,
W II NJ .l' hat Gtm. un small
strEe.n ,l ,, hny. u 5-!6g,5 9-.o..;
l,iL-imN, ~l,tp. GlaGl,.. @. l. f. New
York, ear lots, no. western, Ga &C.. f. ..
ruI;E- Fairly active, ami higher on ro;i
H. ',.''' anu '0'''''r' .'.''' '''"''' '"iy'
OATS DrJI ard nomtnaI, track. white.
state, !"""ae.; track. "hjt". western, 4o{y
ino
rOth uu1I; moss, $!G.[e;i12a, family.
LAHD- Steady; prime western steam,
lHlOv
ErIrIh Firm, s,ate dairy. ?sp26r.c
rl;I.i:ieG- -rrm: state. ral cream. small
ldrl. made fancy, uulu.,.!, l&ui3'.u.i Slaie,
fun cream. sm#E early mad, fancy,
white, HH"ltc., fu,i g Gm, l4rpr, tail
made. laA " c"lorod, l.fii2'4c., fall cream,
lar. ihtl lpaI'. fancy Whi" I4iiH.r
EGGS itNrl and steady, state and
Itnns@ "d..io, H'a".; western, al mAGk,
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining 3lsc. ;
cent iiUGal ~ test @..c., refined .irGI.
cru&Hri. @d'.. p.Nd' rel. noe.
MOLhSs rs Steady, New prl ald
Ale.
HICl;-s rAy; domestic. i',mgrzc.; ia
ThHi.ON'-null; c'ty. e"G',o. country.
Gu6i.,.
HN-Dor, shipping, eopH'c.; good to
choice .Uptl' q.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
CROP PROSPECTS,
wheat In Good Condition-Fruit
PrOMiaes Well.

! ProMises Well.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The wealth
er bureau has issued the following gen.
eral summary of the crop conditions for
March:
The weather conditions of March
were generally favorable for farming
, operations in the states Of the Missouri,
upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
on the Atlantic coast north of North
Carolina. in Florida, Texas and Okla.
homa. but over the greater part of tbs
central and east gulf states it was un-
favorable, largely on account of excess
sive rains. Throughout the central
and east gulf states farm work is frGm
two to three weeks late. and in many
sections much land has been badly
washed. On the Pacific coast the
plonth was cool. and the season is gem
orally backward.
There has been a very general and in
some sections a marked improvement
in the condition of winter wheat in the
states of the central valleys, although
much OF the late Sown is in poor condi-
ton, and some will be pluwed up for
Other crops. On the whole, the crop is
IN promising condition.
Some spring wheat was sown over
The southern portion of the spring
wheat region at the close of the month.
In Texas and Florida cotton planting
is well advanced, but in Georgia, Ala
hama. Mississippi and Louisiana none
has yet been planted. The general out
look for fruit. excepting peaches, is
pNcOllr1 uinu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Advertise III the Republican
Sma' lest BABY in lie World

Bridgeport, Conn April l.
Lying cNl1Ivl up in q common
clip basket, the smallest baby
in the world outside of an ,ucuba-
tor is slowly making lis way alon4
the pathway : Of growth but
this baby i - ln behind the Nv
cla4r baby in weight that it will
never catch up.
1t is the daughter Of Mr.. an
NJ Is. Marvin Peek, and was Il
month old yesterday. She tips
the scale beam at Just Ii ounce
i, Is inches tail and is perfectly
Developed III every respect
\ wedding ring Of ordinary
size will slip over tn child
hand up to the elbow. \ heavy
growth of hair is on the heat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
VtrAlniN Town DestrOyed,

ROANOKE, Va. April .. The small
town of Newport, in Giles county, has
been practically destroyed by fire. Ev-
cry store in the plac" was burned
TWO hotels and the best residences in
the town We're levelcd TO the ground.
The fire originated from an unknown
cause in Il shed back of Dunklee a.
Martins big store. The loss is cstimat-
ed to be over 100000. with very little
insurance. The town is five miles
from railroad, and the facilities for
fighting fire are limited
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
SIGrps Eririn ScNlcrS.

ST. JOHNS. \, T.. April . The
scaling steamer GlccW!Hnd has arrived
her" with 4 cargo Of 2NVOO seals The
s"alcr t",,Hul is storHilpuNd ut Rura-
vista. Sh" is so heavily Laden with
seals tha, Sh" fears 10 continue her
voyage to this port ln" virginia is he.
licycd 10 he in The fog of the "uasi. The
Othri sralu" vessels are slowly lnnt-
in4 the seal herds. There is Il furious
gale On thr north Atlantic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Weather Prsbabtlities.
Partly cloudy; west winds, dimin
fishing
RecentiOns To PuaiQrs.

On Friday evening the congregation
OF Epworth. Church, will give a fare.
well reception TO their retiring pas
tor, the Rev. +. b. Short. and at the
same time will welcome the new pas
tor, The Rev. DR.. Alfred Smith. An
interesting programme is being ar.
ranged.
st. Paul S congregation will give a
reception 10 Dr. w. L. s. Murray and
Presiding Elder Watt on Friday even.
ing. Wesley congregation will vel.
come the Rev. w. +. Dawson this
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
ssEN BOLTS" AUTHOR DEAD.
Thomas DWan English, Author ana
POlIticiaa. Passes Away,

Politicisa. Passes Away.
NEWARK. N. j., April 2.-Dr. Thon,.
as Dunn English, who has been i'll for
a long time. is dead at his home, 81
State street. DR.. English. best known
as the author of the ballad ben Bolt"
for many years extraordinarily popu-
lar and more recently revived through
Du Maurier's novel "rrilby," was born
In Philadelphia in 1919. He came Of
Quaker ancestry.
He was editor of a New York news
paper in 1914 and in the following year
began the puhicas,On of The Aristide-
an. literary magazine, of which only
a single number was issued Later he
edited John Donkey. a humorous pub
licatiOn. at the same time collaborating
OH work dealing with the revolution
of 1913 in France and the establish
mcnt of the second empire. He remov
ed to Virginia in 1852. living there for
five years, after which he returned to
! New York and wrote 1.-THE Logan
Grazier' and other poems descriptive
Of southern life. In 1859 he settled in
New Jersey, where he had since de-
voted himself to the practice Of ncd-
cine.
During the civil war he became ac-
lively engaged in politics and served
in the New Jersey Legislature in 1868
81. He sat for two years in congress
as Il representative from the district in
which Newark Is included and was
known for many years as a powerful
uphOldrr Of Democratic doctrines on
the platform.
''Ben Bolt" first appeared in the New
York Mirror in lS43. Its popularity as
one of the most affecting ballads in the
English language was firmly establish
ed shortly after when the words We're
nut to music
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
FLOODSD0NOTABATE
Mississippi Farmers Suffer an
Immense Loss
PEARL RIVER HIGHEST EVER KNOWN
A Rise Of Forty Feet Mt jackson,
With q Width OF Four Or Five
rIcs GemeraI-
~ parnlyzed.

JACKSON, Miss, April after q
rise Of forty feet since last Thursday '
Pearl river is stationary. The river is
now four or five miles wide at Jackson
1t is higher than ever known before
and has done incalculable damage to
farmers and stockmen. Rackwatcl
from the river covers the Illinois Cen.
trail tracks near Bryan. Illinois Central
trains from Memphis to New Orleans
came to Jackson over the Frisco sys.
TEN via Holly Springs and from Jack
son via Natclez over the Mississippi
valley.
The Alabama and Vicksburg has five
miles Of track under water on The other
side of the river from this city, and
three miles of roadbcd is torn up.
The Gulf and Ship Island road is in
about the same fix, and their bridge
here is damaged. There is six feet Of
side of the river.
Nearly every industry in Jackson is
stopped and hundreds of wOrkmcn are
idle because Of the breakdown in the
water" orks. The pumping station is al
least twenty feet under water. Stories
Of distress from the Pearl river valley
are reaching jackson. and relief par
ties probably will be sent out. jackson
proper is in no danger, but low places
in the suburbs are from one TO ten feet
under water. and hundreds of families
have moved to higher ground
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
iintcrs Strike,

he'1 were no .5artlia. dove! lpmHn
IN tat nlini@r-' s'tlkt ytsLer,iLg IArtt
more hos pa nt3r| ca.'eI at hrnlutnrttr.
Ne.t"rthy AMI signed iht axreemant Ia
the slfihIhI JOutncyuen Nine ont 10
ihirtE'on" Of thb mas er painters nov
nave signed anu lfrrH Wn4 rc2Drt cI
rent last nignt that ,Au,s who h.v' ~ g..
oi ths a.rr meat vi brn. tn ar rtIoH,
to Lear lu~trt5 having tIr rcnuialu!
iWuuty-twD -tgn.
/, he'i"Hri mat the strike wilt b. .at.
Il Il ainlGnby ". hu few lv,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Engine and Trolley Car Collide

UTICA. \. u. April :. \ locomotive
used in the construction of the extcn.
sion to Richtrld Springs Of the Oneon.
ia. Cooperstown and Rirhlicld Springs
railway crashed into an electric car
which was standing at Iartwick. The
locomotive was running at a high rate
of speed, and the car, a new combina-
tiOn was demolished Fireman Ben.
Janln Williams was seriously injured.
Floyd Niteman il passenger, had his
knee badly hurt. and two lady passen.
gers were slightly bruised Trarkmas-
ter J. Near was also injured
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Governor NuSli Urges Tax ResOrm

tOLNRIS. o.. April =. Governor
Nash has sent TO tn" legislature #pc-
rial message urging the passage of the
corporation aud excise tax bill; and
other measures carrying out the admin
is1rHtion's plan for reform in taxation.
1t is estimated that the various tax
hillS nuN pending if enacted into laws.
w'dlIl Weld the state Il revenue of s.
ln",oon annually. 1t is proposed to off
set this Increase III revenues liy Il re-
duction in lh" state tux levy. thus re-
lieNiug the burden Of taxation on real
HfN personal property. Governor Nash
d",lal"s thar his advocacy of these
measures is not inspired ly any feeling
Of hostility to corporations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
A Strong Anita n n rchfst nil

COLUMBUS, O.. April THE Bran.
mock bill to punish anarchy and assault
upon the president or state officers has
been passed by the house. The bill
provides that the assailant shall he
electrocutcd and his body be rrrmatcd
or be disposed Of in some secret way.
Life Imprisonment is provided for ais
Sault upon these officers with intent to
Kill. The bill did not receive dissent
ing vote.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Northern Pacific Again Omen.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, April y. The
Northern Pacific main line ncross
North Dakota is again in operation,
and through traffic to the roast has
been resumed. The small lake formed
at Mckenzie, n. d.. by the melting
snow and heavy rains covered the
track for four or five days. but the wa
ter has 80 far rcceded that cars are
hauled across the bad spot, and the
coast train that left here last night is
expected to 60 through without delay,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Father aud rive Children Crcmutpd.

LoHNSInWN. Pa, Aprli :. News
has inst reached thi" city that man
naurd Philip Mitchell and his five
children Wrr" burlrd to death in their
hullr IL l'r'SS"r Hollow II secluded
settlement about three miles from
here, Mrs. Mitchell was carried to IL
neighhOr'> house very seriously burned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Eleven Drowned In Channel Disanter

LONDON. April 2.--EIeven men were
drowned as the result of a collision
yesterday morning near the Nab light
ship between the channel passenger
steamer Alma and the British shin
taml,rian Prince. Captain Owen, from
LoAas de Afncra islands, off the coast
Of Peru, for Antwerp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
SRnitarium Durned.

STONEIIAM, Mass, April 2.-The
Langwood hotel. in the Middlescx
fclls, recently purchased by DR.. c. Fl.
Cogswell of Boston to be used as n
sanitarium, WAS burned, causing loss
of S?o,Um. Th" insurance is $4,000.
Dr. 'ogswell purchased the property
on Feb. 2G and was having it altered
for his needs. There We're about 1oO
rooms in the main building, and all
contained their original furnishings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Delegates For Convention.

The vestry Of st John's Church met
last evening and elected leighton G. Van
Trump secretary, and William j..
Hemrhill, treasurer TO the diocesan
con nventlon, which meets In Immununl
Church New Castle. on the first WedDes-
day III Juno, l., ". Williamson and
hcotge A. Elliott wore slsc, cd dol ,ga to-,
an Benjamin +. Shaw and Francis Il.
Morrison, altsrnates
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
JhmHicn's Governor Visits Wond

l!rmmIng, III" governor Of the island Of
Jam|irH. and Lady ii"uming arrived
her" on tn" American government
yacht kanawlta. They will be the
guests of Governor General Wood and
have com" I" return the lattcrs visit to
jamaica last November. .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-02
Bratcn HnpI T!nrI,rt,

ConditirH< were very uIlI III the wool
market TINS week, ani ,h"rc is "A f1r
prospect uf lh.m remaining 20 for some
time TO come, Dealers are not GispUs"d 10
Iross sales. ana. although quiet tht mar
kc, Is very steady Territory woods are
n,.chaug,d >aiu : being held steady, ard
buyers IN need of supplies are paying
in Arl2uHH Is htiH" placed On tho market
but 1t can orlS tw sold 1t Il loss com
pared with its cu..i prii'. Fine territory
wool are selling ~ ~ it4iH".. The scoUr
Cd bass Ou SIul '"ts. With better siGph i
L.trcc!., III ,rC rr Gt5lium IL quoted
on tht secured bass "C i:rNtc. ".tt i'ood
s.nY.r lots ran EiGf i,.,tr, Medium t"lri-
tori sell at &niUr... frrUroI Thcr" Il d
quiet tone to fleece woola. With prices held
steauy.