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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
Times 932eahiryn Observation-Disclosures, anra aa'arg q. 1905

dozen Plymouth Rocks from Waterloo,
all full grown and handsomely mark
ed birds, with their prettily .penciled
coats of gray and white.
In the pet stock division are the
petulant and noisy guinea fowls, spot
ted so regularly with white as to re-
sembe the work of a brush, which are
persistent and ceaseless in their cry
of "buclswheat!" "buckwheat!' Pouter
pigeons swell their chests like newly
elected alderman, while next door their
neighbors, the fantails, strut in snow
clad coats, the better to show their
wealth of tail feathers. Shy rabbits
huddle in the darkest corner of their
cages, timid of the stare of the visitors.
Birds are on exhibition from Albion,
Boone, Union, Liscomb, Written, Gill
man, Elberon, Ferguson, Garwin. Wat
erloo, Grenn Mountain, Conrad and
this city. Scoring began this after
noon, and it will be some time Wednes-
day before Judge Thaner has COM
Dleted his work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
FOWLS UP FOR SHOW.
Many Beautiful Birds Are on Exhibit
ion at Poultry Show.

Today, and for the rest of the week,
Finkle's hall is the show ground of
handsome and varied plumaged birds,
the poultry sent from all over central
Iowa for the first show of the Mar
shalltown Poultry and Pet Stock
Association. Over 400 birds are on ex-
hibition at all times, and especially
those hours of the day and night
to call the hour, the big room rings
with noises which approach a din. The
Growing of but one is the signal for
the answering reply in which the
hoarse and tremulous roar of a big
Buff Cochin rings loudly above all,
while the hens, more coy and timid
than their sturdy mates. chuckle as
tho answering their contentment, or
foretelling of eggs yet to be produced.
From the greenish black metallic
coat of the Black Minorcas, to the
snowy plumage of the White Plymouth
Rocks, is the range of the coloring of
the feathered flock. In size, from a
thirteen-pound Plymouth Rock to
Buff Cochin Bantams, mere handful,
they run in bulk.
In the Plymouth Rock class the larg-
est number Is entered, but to the visi-
tor, who knows nothing of the fine
points Of breeding, for beautiful pen
CLING of feathers, size, color of comb.
ETC.. and looks only on the beauty OF
the birds, the White Plymouth Rocks
and Partridge Wyandottes will appeal
most, altho the massive Light Brah-
mas and soft tinted Buff Cochins are
not forgotten.
A beautiful white Plymouth Rock
hen. fussy, scolding and proud in the
possession of brood of six tiny chicks,
is one Of the features. This mother OF
four families this season is given
place Of warmth for her little folk
close by radiator.
DR.. N. E. Mighell has the largest ex-
hibition, of over fifty birds of the Light
Brahma and Partridge Wyandotte
breeds. One handsome old Light
Rrahma cock, a winner of Chicago,
ST. Louis and Topeka prizes, is prob
ably the king of the bird show. He
10 barred from being entered, so Is only
on exhibition.
Another handsome coop is that of a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24

The Country Club strengthened it's
standing Monday night and set the
Japs back a notch by winning mix
ture Of what was at different time a
good, bad and Indifferent game. The
final score was 20 to IL, but it gives
no indication of the fierceness with
which the battle ragged thru several
innings, between a poor start and a
much worse finish. Up to the sixth the
Japs had show to win, and during
the fourth, fifth and sixth they had the
golphers uneasy. With the beginning
Of the seventh the Country Club be-
gan to run away from their opponents,
and by the end of the next inning the
Japs were hopelessly in the rear. Dur
ing the first six innings the game was
good, after that errors and misplays
were frequent. The Country Club
found new pitcher in McCreery, who
proved good enough to beat the Japs,
who, however, form one of the weak
batting clubs of the league. Heitshu
pitched for the Japs, but was unsteady.
During the first few innings he proved
very good, but in some of the others
he was hit frequently. The majority
Of the crowd wanted the Japs to win,
and the roofing was much in their ia
vor. The teams lined up as follows:
Country Club-Maxwell, catch; Nc
Creery, pitch; Boardman, left short;
Beeson right short; Scott, first: Eyer
mayer, second; Wilbur, third; and
Lander, left field.
Japs.-Gettle. catch; Heitshu, pitch;
Lemon, left short; Swab, right short;
Hoagland, first; Olson second Lincoln,
third; Dwyer, left field, and Allison,
center field.
The score by innings:
Country Club 80 0 s s 4-29
Japs .......O 0 1 5 3 2-17
Shallb and Sieg were the officials.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
NORTON WILL MEET HoRsEMEN
President Of the League to Attend
Cedar Valley circuit Meeting.

President Frank c. Norton, of the
Iowa State League. will attend the an
nual meeting of the Cedar Valley cir
cult, which is to be held in Waterloo
Wednesday, He goes in the interest of
the league to secure the dates, which
will be fixed for the summer race
meets in the different towns, several of
which are members Of the Iowa
League. In one or two places last
year the scheduled games and the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24

would make of the river during the dry
season, even more of a creek than 1t
is under more advantageous ciroum-
stances, and w'auld reduce the water
to minimum. and probably dry the
river entirely UP in places. This would
affect outings Of hundreds of people,
who spend many of the weeks Of the
summer camping along the river. 1t
would undoubt edly spoil most of the
fishing above the dam, and would rem
der boating practically impossible.
While these may not be as vital as
some of the other points made against
the tearing out of the dam, and may
not i'm any way compare to the damage
that it is ALLEGED is sustained to ad-
joining land because of the high stage
of the water they can not help but
appeal to many, from purely personal
reasons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
DOVE OF PEACE REIeNs.
Difficulties in st. Anthony Church Are
Amicably Adjusted.

Judging from the filing this after
noon in the recorders office, of papers
authorizing the Incorporation of the
Methodist Protestant church of ST.
Anthony, the dove of peace again
reigns over the little church, and har-
mony is restored. The names of the
incorporators are j. NJ. Plumb, who IS
pastor Of the church: H. H. Buck. j.
A. Bryant, Mrs. Maria Abbott, VIII
Van Metre, j. D. Plumb and Charles
Esterly. Mr.. Buck. Mr. Bryant and
Mrs. Abbott were the original incor-
porators and clause in the new ar
ticles declares that the other act Of
incorporating Of December IL. is -es-
cinded
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
INSTITUTE WEDNESDAY
Decorators Are Out of the Way, So
Opening Session of the Farmers In
stitute Will be Held in East Court
Room Tomorrow Afternoon at 1880
O'clock.

O'clock.
The first session of the Marshall
County's Farmers Institute will be
held in the east court room at 1880 o.
clock Wednesday afternoon, as orig
inally planned. The decorators, by that
time, will have finished their work, SO
that the room will be bright, clean and
fresh for the annual gathering of farm
ers.
Some few slight changes have been
made in the program for the opening
meeting. Owing to a cold Mrs. T. j.
Fletcher will be unable to address the
meeting on child labor, but instead
Miss Jessie Binford will speak on that
subject and the juvenile court. Mrs.
May f. Montgomery, regent of Mar
shalltown Chapter, d. A. r., will read
a paper on Having, Being and Doing,
dealing with the practical affairs of
everyday life. AS previously arranged
Miss Georgette Wetter head of the de-
partment of domestic science at Iowa
State College, Ames, will speak on that
subject. An effort has been made to
reach all Of the club women and others
Of the city, who are expected to attend.
Members of the clubs of the city will
lead the discussion on the several
papers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
JOHN A. owINes DEAD.
Former Old Resident Of This County
Passes Aaway at Waterloo.

A telegram received in the city this
morning by George L. Owings, of the
First National Bank, announces the
death Of his great uncle. John A. Ow-
ings, at Waterloo. The telegram. which
was from Mr.. Owings' son, W. Tow
ings, did not state the particulars of his
fathers death, but 1t is presumed that
death was due to old age, as Mr.. Ow-
ings was 85. Mr.. Owings, who is q
brother Of William Owings, of Van
cleve, was for many years a resident
of this county, having located on a
farm, two miles south of Vancleve, be-
fore there was any town. In recent
wears he has made his home In Water
Loo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
BUYS LAMB STOCK.
saviII G. Rafferty,, of Canton, I'LL, Pur-
chase at Trustees Sale.

j. II. Egermayer, trustee in bank
ruptcy, in the case of Lamb Bros, a
former cigar manufacturing firm of
this city, sold at trustees sale. at the
court house Monday afternoon, the
stock of cigars and manufactured to-
baccos, and ether material contained
in the shop. There We're only a few
bidders at the sale, and from the inter-
est in the bidding the stock was not
especially desirable. Michael Rafferty,.
cf Savill & Rafferty,, cigar manufact-
urers Of Canton, ILL.,, bid in the stock
at $315. The stock will probably in
voice between $500 and 500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
In the Police Court.

James Mccarthy, arrested by Con-
stable Wilson. for intoxication, was
given six days by Justice Clark.
Joseph Battles. the mulatto, who was
arrested several days ago on charge
of larceny, preferred by A. w. Smith
was discharged from Justice Clark's
court Monday afternoon. The evidence
to show BATTLES stole the goods was
lacking.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
WARRANT is RETURNED.
Justice Peek Orders Sheriff to Return
Curtis Warrant.

Curtis Warrant.
An order of Justice of the Peace >.
e. Peek, to Sheriff Hutson. calls 1of
the return of the warrant of his court
for the arrest of III. +. Curtis, of oina-
ha, western agent of the Nickel Plate
railway, charging perjury. The order
of the justice sets forth as causes iol
the = urn Of the warrant the 1acl tllat
the prosecuting witness. A. j. WEISS
has left for parts unknown; his attor-
ney does not wish to follow the mat
ter up, and that County Attorney
Northup does not care to prosecute
The order also declares that from the
affidavit on file in his office that the
charges preferred by the prosecuting
witness are untrue, as sworn TO on
January 16.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
RURAL CARRIERS TURN BACK.
Unable to Make Delivery on Accom-
r.:fk>l RoaIe

Unable to Make Delivery on AccouH'
Of Drifted Roads.
On account of the drifted snow
having filled the country roads IL is
doubtful If any of the rural carriers
will be able to get over their routes
today. Up to noon three had return
ed, as they were unable to get thru
the snow, and fourth was stuck In
the country. Those who have come
back report the snow drifted very bad
lv during the night, and is still being
heaped up by the wind, which is bioN-
ing hard in the open country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24

Cedar Valley meets conficted, and it is
desired to avoid this this season. Frank
Landers, of Rock Island. who is to
make the schedule, will be advised OF
these dates and will. as far as posi-
BILE, avoid them. The schedule Will be
out sometime during the month OF
March.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
INDOOR GAME CHANGED.

Owing to Kellogg Lecture Friday Game
Will Be Played Wednesday.
On account of the Kellogg bird lee
t,lre coming on Friday evening the
scheduled game between the Rabbits
and high school has been changed, and
will be played Wednesday night In
stead of on Friday evening. The high
school has two hard games on its
schedule, as the Rabbits have strength
ened recently. The Country Club
should also prove hard for the high
school to best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24

The many friends Of G. H. Hausan,
engineer L. f. & w. r. R. at present
living in Lima, O., will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He writes: Il was cur
ed by using Foleys Kidney Cure, which
I recommended to all, especially train
men who are usually similarly afflict-
ed" B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
CREDITORS HOLD MEETING.
Referee Ethridge in the City to Meet
A. Holt Creditors.

The first meeting Of creditors OF
Amasa Holt was held in this city Mon
day, in charge of S. S. Ethridge, of Des
Moines, referee in bankruptcy for the
southern district of Iowa. Mr. Holt
has gone into voluntary bankruptcy
and places his liabilities at about $500.
aside from a mortgage of a like amount
OF the Certer House property. NO
assets of an, kind are listed. excepting
what small equity is held in the hotel
property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
Rates to Pacific Coast Cut sis.

Rates to Pacific Coast Cut $15.
Commencing March list, the Iowa
Central will have on sale daily one way
tickets to San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, and other points in the west
and northwest. Rates cut SIS. Thru
tourist cars to California without
change Call on agents for full par
ticuars, or address. A. B. Cults, G.
P. & L. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
Hard Coal
Choice Chunks
Choice Split
Sale!

Having rented my farm situated
four miles northwest of Marshalltown
and three miles southeast of Albion,
will sell at public auction on the prem
Uses at 10 o'clock, a. M, on Wednesday,
Jan. 25. 1865, the following described
property:
Four head of horses, consisting OF
one gray mare years old, one brown
mare with foal, one yearlin colt, one
spring colt.
Twenty-Five head Of cattle, consist
ing of ten head of COWS, some of them
to be fresh soon; one zyear-old steer;
eleven calves (seven steers and four
.heifers)
Thirty-t lree head of hogs, consist
ing of thirteen shoats and twenty
fall pings.
Fifteen tons of hay in barn, about
two acres of corn in shock, ESQ bushels
If corn in the ear, 200 bushels of oats.
FARM MACHINERY ETC.-Con-
sisting of one Mccormick mower, one
Mccormick rake, one pair bobsleds.
one surrey, one butchers tackle, one
work harness, one pair buggy shafts.
ore buggy pole, a quantity OF potatoes
and many other articles
Free lunch at noon.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of IS
or under, cash. On all sums over IS
a credit of months will be given. the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24
COUNTRY CLUB WINS.

Beats Japs 90 to 17-standing of the
Clubs,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-24

This is an i1nportar- laily question. Let
Us answer it to-day Try
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, January q. 1905.
creased strength choice domestic marrow and and
is disposition ask for stock TO arrive Medium
Si7sa8i ia the latter dEare now more generally
otb arse+ % 9gg r nneb81ge e 8 Scotch peas Arm We
quote: BEANS marrow 1903 choice per bushel 50 so;
do medium. 1904 81 go; do pea 1904 choice 81 9 759
s. 95 DO black turtle soup. SO % do yellow 1903:
PEAS scotch 1909 bags per bush. 81 q 4 q 81
steadier feeling was developed this morning fancy
little better and some Of the receivers who carried
over surplus Of stock have been able TO dispose OF
At 2s@29Nc: some of the business the street was
at 2si. 2s1ze No change in the G other grades Of
remain rs nreviouslv gfven though our outside fg-
ures are full high Initaton ereameTY in fair de-
tory and packing stock relatively scarce and values
The only shipments 70 Europe this week were 100
r, 2s9 5Izc 40 QdercantLle Exchange ofcial quote
9sct do thirds 10 n sSc; do held extras 2Sc;
& 90 hFs p Go S4e ao state d bIG 6qi5y
lSg 2oc DO Western. imitation Creamery frsts 24e;
2ld22c do seconds 1Sa2oc; do thirds lsqI7c;
de seconds i2aise dS thirds i5a Ice: de- hsd, hTsts
ITO day s57 boEss exports S s for
rather GWety M but ~, there & has 9eeH % fairly eedYs
reducing The market 4. in arm healthy shape Hold
and reduce stocks into more marrow compass before
r for fhs5 m II po SR+ steal eab ana as hed 80
finest cClOrcd
state. small coIored white. fancy.
choice llMc; do fair 70 good, 1OH M10alci do pooT.
So 94c do large, coloFed and white fancy. 12c;
II = II = c; do late made. cooTed and white.
choice lie: do fair to good ga m &c; do poor, Sls
n &c; do light skins. small. choice 100 l0ke: do
prime. az rs 9ikc do part skins. prime: y n S& c;
10 good. s@8hc; do common TO fair Ga a Ihe do
TsGGS-Tse~epts to-day. ESQ cases. of the
the market ordered Withdrawn from
decline and the supply was sloFtened
that dealers had difficulty In obtaining fn 2nBh
for The result has been slight recovery
unsettled. the outlook IS uncertain hetriset-
quality freely ordered but strictly
goods light supply and held with some con
quote: State. Pennsylvania aIH arpy
selected white fancy, 3la32c; DO choice -a9;,oc 40
farcv. 27Gi2S~; do average prime -p ogtng
nary good 22a25- Western. selected sH
27c best csc: do 10 FAR -ZI% C. So
40 drties 1sG2Gc checks. 17gSe Refrigerator Gigs
1TG 22c ., q ,s,,r No.,
FTFITS-URIED-Tte market mainteihS I'Hl 'uI-
cVgpoghted apples. with supplies ~ net ,td ia
nand fair cspecial" for urine fruit HlH ~ gts
INQUIRED for Chops stehdy - q, i,sht 5a
mnnd We ATPT.ES evspofatf.l aIfscs A. - ~
G7c choice 55s@cc; do prime IS a ,ed ,,arters
good 405itc: DO Canadian sun S-teI avor,ers
slIaatkc: Western. sun Ia =. a. osrs,
3msikc southern dried sliceo - a0.7st co, a.
cut 2@@3he do chonped rsg res per II, i2iA1
l4c: HT-CE LFHERRIES 1fdi2c; iI5Aa-,sFei 5Isrri.-
6T7e. RAsPRFRRIEs 22d23c Aftt' Or s-r5rss ~ "a
Moorpark 1iai4c: 10 Royal 0ailss' a6Ioe. PRtrNFs
fornia peeled i5dl9c: do unpsele'' '"-s
California 295zc ..t s,,nnv ana ,noving
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January 81. 1908.
BEEVES-R Receipts 10 cars. 1S5 head: all
signed Feeling nomnaly weak Dressed beef dull
per 10 for native sides. No later cables from
Exports to-day $50 cattle and 546
of beef
CALvE;s-Receipts were 28 head for the market Feel
ing steady weights ordinary fair veals
$6Q$9 per 100 10 city dressed veals steady
9Ql4c per ID; country dressed ar 64l2lsc.
Saes-J c. Curtis Son: 20 veals. 123 10 average, at
SO per 100 10; do III n. at ST. do 100 ID. at So:
barnyard calf, 2c0 10, So
H H veGls. 104 ~ at 81 90.
SHEEP AND LsAMBS-Recepts II 2,713
head the market; making, with the
stock held yesterday 10 be sold all
Jersey CITY. Sheep in fair demand and steady.
Lambs rather slow but full steady. The bulk OF the
stock were sold Sheep sold S4qSj 80 100 n; lambs
al s74S7 So yearlugs $GqS6 so Dressed mutton
steady at 7I5a91.c per dressed lambs dun 1q12c
Salcs-Kerns Commission 331 Michigan lambs.
G6 N average per 10; $50 81 10 81 T5
50 Indiana do 50 10 at 81 237 10. 81 %; %
Kentucky do 1Os n. 81 10 227 Buffalo do 65 No. at
iings 10 ID. a so; Michigan do " 10 at 81; 80
KENTUCKY sheep l22 n at S. O lO7 do 134 10 at 80 80
do. 100 n. AT So p do i8I ~ at $4 80 Bunalo do
Tobin & shannon: 23O Ohio lambs. 73 io at 81 SO
HOGS-Recepts $500 head sale to-19y
Feeling steady Country dressed hogs steady at 5hg7e
Der 10 for heavy light weights
sales date yesterGayjS. Judd Co. 5s mixed Western
hogs average at S4 20 per 100 10; 30 do tcomnon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. January p, 1903.
COFFrF-The coffee market fairly active Tor
hair session sales being reported OF 5lddO Gags te6
rauiug steady unchanged prices 10 an advance OF ~
,5i,s vne arkpt Was no steady. closing
steafv. NET unchanged points higher. There was
continued LIQUIDATION. promoted 10y the iuu receipts az
brazilian points present reported On the other hand
volume 0f support expectations that
would show sharp falling on after next
alllr q time Il expected that the
enrlr 10y bullsh
monthly visible supply statement showing the changes IN
statistical position have place during the
month January Bat there nothing in the tracing
be taken Indication that special broad
ering speculative demand could be expected while the
movement actually continued fun. matter how sound
foundation predictions for decreasing visible
piles and smaller The opening steadi
helped 20 extent by rather better European
cables than expected IartcuaTy from Hamburg. which
unchanged. while ilaVre lower.
II was holiday In RIO ana advices were received
-rlr there NEi.c tEe decline 100
Itt particularly besrish feature
oi thc ree nrmoess Cf that market The spot market
Nfs quiet bur steady. Nith quotations the
sC tl- kia No e.
The rlge Of contract prices in the local market to-day
s follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 2ilClosng: WHEAT-spott STEADY; aGi
\: 40 i &9foFs d uS Is a ii4d coRNspot ARM American
~tsd now a. Id: American mixed old. 4s lsd futures
gteady; March As 1lad May As pad Professionalism
steady 6s 9Ad FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady,
9s 0d HOPS in London Pacific GoasD steady, IL lGsg
81 ICs BEEF steady: India mess Cos. PORK
ess,-. prime mess Western, 6ls 3D. HAMs-Short cut.
IA to ii n steady 40s 81. BACON steady Cumberland
cut 10 20 n 3Gs. rib. 10 - 10 36s Cd
clear middIes light 2s "a 10, s7s Sd; long clear
10 70 % ~ a5s; clear bellies. Il to Ie n 42s
quiet prime Western in terccs 35s; American refined
lean finest white 53s do colored Ups. TALLOW-Prme
city steady 23s; Australian in London easy 25s %.
TURIENTINE-SpiTlts steady, ass Cd ROSIN-Coul-
firm. - 41sd. PETRoLEUM-Rehne quiet. 90.
IINSEED OH. steady. lbs Gl
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan. 21-The offerings wool auction
sales to-day amounted TO 1925 bales Demand came
all sections. and competition keen. The large
offerings quickly sold At unchanged prices AmeTi-
bought fine merinos and good, bright
breds az rates in sellers favor, good selection OF
scoureds taken by home German al
prices France was an eager buyer Of lambs Dur
the remainder OF the be
Following South Wales 80
bales secured lsqls Esd; greasy 5Ad91s Queens
land $500 bales; secured 2dG1s Id greasy 4dQ
Is ID Victoria 1900 bales secured OdG2s led greasy.
Odlls Gd South Australia bales; greasy, 90 lid.
NewZeaand. 400 bales secured l1dqis Tad; greasy.
54dqls I'd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. 300 bales;
secured Stsddls 6isd: greasy. 6iAd1IAd Plate,
bales; secured O54dgls Sd The arrivals for the
second series including
1900 forwarded direct TO spinnes The Imports OF wool
during the week New South Wales. 52T0 bales;
Queensland 5l7l Victoria 4i14 Australia, 86Is;
Care Of Good Hope aud Natal l.Ts0: elsewhere. 554