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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

triee-Alen Brock Essex
Messrs. white and Carter. one entry
Perplexity. Iron Prince
Mr. T. y. Carter. four entries-Sque-
dunk Gleuvin
Mrs T. y. Carter one entry Perplox-
ity.
Mr.. I.auehorne Putney two entries
MaE-acue.
Mr. J. Il. Branch. three entries Mig
Mr.. T. r. sydnor. four entrics-IIer
Grace. and Deep Run Hunt team.
Colonel Mann S. Valentine. two en-
tries Nanquero.
Mr.. James s. Young. one entry Emma
Due.
Mr. St George Bryan. six cntries-Ben-
yolcO.
MI. George cole scott. one entry-Fritz
Others to Come
Among those whose entries have not
arrived. but who nave notified the man
agement that they VIII show. are.
Mrs. i-aiow OF New York
Mrs. Allen Potts
Mir. A. Randolph Howard.
Mr.. George O. Watson. OF Sew York.
Mr. Julian Norris
Mr.. w.. Gordon McCahc
WestchDster Farm. OF MI. ANA A.iss
Holloway
Mr.. David Dunlop.
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TIMES DISPATCH
IN SECOND PLACE
Managers of Snowballs and Ink
singers Agree TO Postpone
Game Sine Die.
PRESENTATION OF TROPHY
Banquet to BE Held at Murphy's
Hotel-To Be Entertained
by Mr.. Leftwich.

The managers OF the Cedar Works and
TIE Times Dispatch teams mutually
'treed to postpone tho gam. arranged
for yesterday at Fulton sine dle. conse-
qoently tAe standing of the clubs IN this
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pr Shirley Carter
Mr.. Charles Hurkamp.
Mr.. b. $ Horne.
MT. a. j.. Benuer.
Nh g. ". Smith
Mr.. ana Mrs Blair Johnson.
MT Aleernon Craven.
tir Robert Cree
AIR. Thomas Atkinson. Jr.
Heavy Harness Horses.
II will be- noted that among the heavy
harness horses shown VIII be those from
the stables of MIR. c. w. Watson. Mr. r.
r. McGraw. Mr.. A. Randolph Howard
Mrs LaGew. Mr. W Gordon McCabe
Sir George Watson. Mr. Weisenfeld. MIR.
John Is Branch. Mrs Edward Moore
Robinson.
Among Inc park hacks the stables rep
resented will De: Mrs I.adew. Of New
York. Mrs Allen Potts. Mr.. and Mrs
Pllir johnson. Dr Shirley Carter Mr.
Julian Norris. Mr.. Harry w sprauey
Mr. h. w. Dixie. Mr. Rufus J.. Pstter-
son. Mr.. r. +. McGraw
NJ Watson has entered nothing hut
harness horses.
The hunters VIII Do shown from the
following stables. Wcstchesfcr Farm.
Nh ~ a.. geatt.~ Mr. Cree. MIR Craven.
Mr. Thomas Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. BlaiI
Johnson. AIr. c. w. Smith, Mr.. I. D..
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STOCKS CLOSED
At HIGHER PRICES
Opening Showed Small Changes
But Bank Statement I'm.
proved Matters.
GOLD ENGAGEMENTS HEAVY,
This Had Good Efcct and the
Closing Was Active and
Strong,

New York, April livery narrow
changes from last nights prices were
tho result OF the small opening deal
Ing in the stock market today The
majority were dignity higher but
Union Pacific, Reading and Baltimore
& Ohio, showed small fractional de-
clines. Pacific Coast second preferred
rose TX, Anaconda ! and American
Ice y
Fractionaly better prices were OBJ
tanned for the favorites and there was
a keen demand for AmaIgamatet Cop
per and United States Steel Reading
and Union Pacific were moderately ac-
tive. Anaconda jumped 5%, North
western ga, and Amalgamated Cop
per /. Consolidated Gas lacked sup
port and was forced down Ia.
The announcement OF another en-
gagement of s5,000.000 gold for i'm
port and the improved banking condi-
ton shown by the weekly statement,
caused prices TO advance. Industrlals
and specialties were most conspicuous.
United States Reduction preferred rose
4. American Beet Sugar preferred ? ~ ;
North American. "a General Electric,
United States Reduction and Pressed
Steel Car 2. and American Smelling,
American Car. Republic Steel, the Ma
tiona Lead stocks, Pttsburg Coal, In
ternatlonal Paper preferred and Dis
tillers' Securities, ! 10 u Nashville,
Chattanooga and St. Louis rose ?, st.
Louis and San Francisco, 3 preferred
%, Great Northern preferred, | IA
and st. Paul, Northern Pacific, l., &
N and the Wisconsin Central stocks /.
New York. Chicago Il st Louis first
preferred fell and rallied g. The
closing was active and strong
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago April i--Cattle-- Receipts.
100 market steady; beeves, i.OOd6 30;
cows and helfers, .60n5.2j; stockers
and feeders, 2.75m4.T0.
Hoss-Receipts, 5000 market 5d7hc
higher estimated Monday 36 900. mixed
and butchers, 1876. 70 good heavy,
6.6OM6. 721a. rough heavy. 625q6. 49,
light, 6,40G6. 67la: pigs 5.aOd6 As; bulk
of sales, 6 55G6.65
Sheep 800 market steady;
sheep, 3.25d6.25 yearllngs 5,65d6. 40,
lambs. 4.75d6.65.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. April li,--Cattle--Re-
celpts 1000; market unchanged, native
steers, f.25q $50: stockers and feeders,
S.OO@iS0; western fed steers, S.75N5.25,
western fed cows. 2.75d450.
Hogs'-Recelpts, 1000; strong to &C
higher, bulk of sales. s.i0a6.5O; heavy
6ilh06,55; packers, 6,i5d6.65 pigs and
light. 5.5046.j0.
Sheep--Receipts, 500 Nomlnally stes.
dy; muttOns, 450H6.00; lambs, 5.00q6. 80.
range wethers, 4jOd6,25: fed ewes, 4.25
d5,j0.
OMAHA.
Omaha, April l4--CattIe--R Receipts,
100 market unchanged
gs--Receipts. $500; &c higher he.
w, 642iad6.50; mixed, 6i2ha6. IS; light.
6SjQ6ii pigs, 5.50d6,25; bulk, 6.i0a
6ij.
sheep Receipts, 100; steady: year.
lings, 660a6.20, wethers, 5.40I6.i5,
ewes. 4.6C05.75: lambs, 6.OO@65o.
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TRADE CONTINUES
TO Be VERY GOOD
Tight Money Market Only Tends
To Develop Conserva-
tism.
RAILWAY EARNINGS INCREASE
But Prices of Securities Have Weak.
cned--ESports OF Farm staples
Show Growth.

New York, April l3-R. @. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row Will say:
"Stringency IN the money market has
caused no interruption to the whole
some progress Of trade and industry, al
though tending to development OF con-
seryativlsm in speculative departments
Building operations are only limited by
the supply of labor and material and
the heavy consumption of all commo-
dities is shown by the highest level NJ
quotations since February, 1854, Dun &
Index Number OF April being Sl06, 066
against $l0f20i a month previous, and
s9y,2O6 year ago. Since the month
opened there has been a further adj
vance, Railway earnings for the first
week OF April We're 81 per cent larger
than last years, although prices OF Sc
curities have weakened somewhat in
response TO the highest money market
at this season in many years, although
prices Of securities have weakened
somewhat in response to the highest
money market at this season In many
years. Official statistics OF foreign COM
merce for the month of March, Indicate
that exports Of farm staples were val
ued at 500, 10000 an increase of $3.50, :
600 as COMPARED with the correspond
ing period of last year, when the move-
mcnt was exceptionally heavy,
Hides lost some activity. but none
Of the strength developed last week,
cowhides continuing the best feature
Of the packer market. sole leather tam
ners seeking Hight weights. In several
sections of the market further fraction
al advances are being asked, including
foreign hides although most River
Plata shipments now go TO Europe
Failures this week numbered 1893 in
the United States against IA last year,
and 90 In Canada. compared with 20 a
year ago
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 1.-THE wheat market
today opened firm and trading was
active. The chief cause OF the strength
was wet weather, a prediction of d.
creased worlds movement for Monday
and smaller shipments from Australia
and india. A sharp slump IN prices oc-
CURED in the last half hour on profit
taking May opened hGh to NOV
higher, at SO% dSl sold at SOS. and al
lied to sos It declined 10 7s%dI9A;
closing weak and - down. at 797sdsO.
The corn market opened strong but
later declined in sympathy with wheat
May closed %qls lower at 46l.
oats opened firm, May unchanged 10
y higher at S2h to 32%, and sold at
32% aS2ia
Provisions were strong because of n
10 70 IL cent advance in the price Of
live hogs. July pork was up zoe at
l640 lard was 7i4c higher at sS7is, and
ribs were up &c, at SIS.
Close:
wheat--May, 7s7saSO July, 7sd7sA.
Corn May, 46h July 4b1k.
Oats--May, S2Hd32M July. 81.
Pork-May, 1910; July 1880.
Lard--May, s.65dS.67Is; July, $50.
Rye-Cash, 65a66 Flax-Cash.
northwestern, Lis. Timothy-April.
all Clover-Cash, il75. Barley
Cash. 39I5i
Cash Wheat--No, red. ssa9O No.
3 red, S4dSI; No, 2 hard. S0ds3: No. 3
hard. 74u7s; No. northern, s2@s3: No.
northern, 19ds2. No. spring, 16ds2.
Corn-No. 2. 47G47h; No. 3. 4sH6tt7.
Oats-No 2, 3la; No. 8, 31hG3lis.
San Francisco, April l3.-Wheat-
Firm. May. 1lSM, December, i.29%
Barley--Easy, May, III December.
81 cents.
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following thirty-five books will
be added TO the public library Monday
morning. April is, 1906.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Aldrich--Guide to the Ring OF the
.Iibelung.
Beveridee-Young Man and the
World
Buley--Australian Life In Town and
Country.
Churchil--Lord Randolph Churchill,
vol.
Clemens Mark Twains Library OF
humor, vol. l.
Crawford--salve Veneta, vol
Fitch--Climbers
Fitch-Glrl With the Green Eyes.
I,ockhart--L.fe of Robert Burns.
Mill--Siege of the South Pole.
O'BTien--Recollectio OF VIM o.
Brien.
Seaman--Real Triumph of Japan.
acknowledgements Psychology
vol. |, pt. ?.
FICTION.
Adams-Cattle Brands.
Burnett--Dawn OF Tomorrow
Castle-If Youth But Knew.
Crockett-Fishers OF Men.
Passenger from Calais.
King-soldler' Trial,
Moore--The Lake.
Post-Purple and Fine Linen
sedgwlck Shadow Of Life.
Warden-House by the River
CHlLDREN's BOOKS.
Anderson--Jack Champney.
Blanchard-Iittle Miss Oddly
Clyde--Jack-a- Boy In Beastland.
Gerson-Plcture Screen.
Habberton--Phil Fuzzytop.
Paul. arjorie's Playdays.
Seton--K rag and Johnnybear
Stoddard- Dab Klnser.
Thanet--We All
Towbridge --Fust Friends.
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once upon time there was a Queen
of Denmark who visited her Danish
colony In Iceland The good bishop
there did everything In his power 20
entertain her and show her all OF the
wonders ~ that glacial wonderland.
Upon ascertainlng that the bishop
was family man. the Queen grac-
iOusly inquired how many children he
had
Now the Danish word for children
sounds almost identically like the Ice
landic word for sheep, and the bishop
quickly answered:
Two hundred, your majesty
1.-TWO hundred chlldren," exclaimed
the queen In Amusement How can
you possibly maintain such a num-
ber?'
Easily enough, your majesty re-
piled the bishop with a cheerful smile.
'In the summer | Craze them out on
the hill~. and IN the winter TINE KIN
them and eat them
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NEW DEPARTURE
BY j. S. TREASURY
National City Bank Loaned Gold
Pending Arrival Of Gold
From London.
SHAW MAKES A STATEMENT.


New York, Aprll announcement
that Secy. of the Treasury Shaw has
permitted the National city bank TO
draw gold from the United States treas
ury department, pending the arrival
there OF gold engaged by this bank foi
import from London, was made today.
The bank was allowed the use Of this
government gold upon depositIng bonds
sufficient to cover the amount OF the
import Gold engaged By the National
city bank FOR importation, from Lon
don, amounts to over $4,000, 600.
The gold advanced by the treasury
department Is 10 be returned by the
bank Immediately upon receipt of the
European gold. Secy. Shaw, speaking
OF the ground for this action. which is D.
new move on the part OF the treasury
department. made the following state
ment IN this city today:
THE price of exchange having
reached point where gold ought to
have been imported and believing the
reason why It was not engaged to Do
the loss on It's use during transit. the
subtreasury at New York was author
lied oh Thursday afternoon to accept
bonds available as security to savings
banks and to Increase the deposit OF
any national bank desiring to import
gold 10 any amount not exceeding S.
900, 900 to any one bank the same To be
returned Immediately on the arrival OF
the gold. on Friday the limit was re.
moved authorizing the acceptance of
security aud TO Increase the deposit to
any amount when assured that the
money would be Immediately used in
the engagement of gold for shipment to
the United States. Twelve million dol
lars have been thus distributed"
Secy. Shaw called attention to the
fact that IN this way the banks VIII be
able to import gold without losing Ilts
use during shipment. Formerly thu
banks We're permitted to count in their
reserve gold In transit, This rule has
been changed and the new rule is now
adopted for advancing the money OF.
proper securities to be returned i'm
mediately upon the arrival of the gold,
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local ofhco Of tho weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at n m,
today:
Barometer reading at a m 266it
inches temperature at a. M AZ; maxi
num- 81, minimum, "a, mean, II, which ~
3 degrees below normal.
Precipitation since the first Of tho
month Isl inch. which is IS inch above
the normal.
Accumulated excess In precipitation
since Jan. l. l2 inch.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent.
FORECAST TILL T. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
Vicinity:
Parity cloudy and unsettled tonight and
Sunday
II, J. HYATT,
Local ForeCaster
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SALT LAKE ASSAY OFFICE.
Senate Passes senator sutherland
Bill for Establishment of One.
Especial to the News

'FFNN''I Y" wv -'0'''F
Washington. ID. c.. April Ex-senator
Sutherland has secured the passage
through the senate Of his bill providing
an appropriation OF $4,000 TO establish
an assay office ut Salt Lake City. He
also secured the passage OF bill au-
thorizing the secretary Of the interior
to sell 100 acres OF land occupied by the
sheblt Indians I'm Washington county,
Utah, TO the Utah & Eastern Copper
company.
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$4,000 ACRES OF
IDAHO SCHOOL LAND

10 be sold at Twin Falls. idaho,
APril is. Excursion via Oregon short
Inc April II and l5. Round trip
rom Salt Lake, sll.65. tickets good
,,or return to April 90 Proportlonate-
low rates from other points, City
"VAet office 20l Main street.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York April 1.-THE statement
Of the clearing house banks for this
week shows that the banks hold A,-
500 over the legal reserve require
ments. This compares with a deficit
Of S2560.625 last week. The state
nent follows.
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BANK CLENRINGS.

New York April G.-The following ia
Bile, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clcarngs at thu principal cities for
the week ended April u, with the percon-
tage OF increase and decrease as compar.
cd with the corresponding week last year:
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lots or less. "
SEARS JEREMY COMPANY.
% Richards Street.
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Messrs. Larsen aud Nealson have
pulShased the second hand store for
nery owned by John Matson of PSI
,pSu'h state And intend to carry on
e same Kind OF business. They will
,,, sell exchange and repair furni-
'1'e' stoves and bicycles. etc.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, April H-April wool steady;
territory and western mediums, 22d2e;
fine mediums, 2ld25; fine, 1921
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND
SAVINGS BANK
RESOURCES

Located at Salt Lake City. In the Coun.
ty OF Salt Lake. State " Utah at the
close OF bushes on the 9Th day OF
April, 1876.
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Report Made to the Secretary OF State
OF the State OF Utah, OF the Condition
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Report Made to the Secretary Of state ~
the State Of Utah, OF the Condition
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State Of Utah. County Of Salt Lake SIS
|, ". +. Adams cashier OF the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best n my
knowledge and belief. W. Z. ADAMS.
Cashier.
Correct-Attcst:
FRANK KNO%.
g. $. HOLMES
j c. LYNCH
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
sth day Of April 1896
tseaD W. +. EARI.S.
Notary Public.
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SUGAR HOLIDAY.

New York, April li,--Sugar and cof-
fee holiday.
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gu M MONS.

In the District Court u the Third JUDI
oial District Of the State OF Utah Coun-
Is of Salt Lake. Clara Terry, Plaintiff w
Charles Terry Defendant. Tho state Oh
Utah To the said defendant; You are here
by summoned To appear within twenty
days after tho service u this summons
upon you II served within the County ~
which this action II brought, otherwise
within thirty days after service. ana De
fend the above entitled action. and IN
case Of your failure so 10 do, judgment
will be rendered against you according
10 the demand OF tho complaint OF which
copy is herewith served upon YOU
MARTIN D. LINDSAY,
Plaintiffs Attorney
T. O. address 2)2 Templeton BUILDING.
Salt Lake city. Utah
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Report Made TO the Secretary Of State
OF the State Of Utah, Of the Condition
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Located at Salt Lake city, I'm the Coun-
~ OF Salt Lake, state OF Utah, at the
close Of business on the 6th dag OF
April, 1906:
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State of Utah. County Of salt Lake
Byron Groo being hrst duly sworn sc-
cording 70 law depOses ana says that he
Is cashier 81 the above named bank
that the above and foregoing report con
talns full true and correct statement
81 the condition Of the said bank al the
CLOSE Of business on the eth day Of April
1905 BYRON GROO
subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this
18Th day Of April, 1876
(seaD G.. NJ, MfCHELSEN
Notary Public
State ot Utah. Office OF the Secretary ct
state
l. c. 3. Tiueey Secretary Of State u
the State of Utah DO hereby certify that
the foregoing Is n full true and correct
COPY Of the statement OF the above named
company now on hle In my office this
i3th day OF April 1875
(seaD {. $. TfNGEY.
secretary of state
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STATE BANK OF UTAH,

Report Made 10 the Secretary Of state
of the State OF Utah, Of the Condition
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Report Made TO the Secretary Of state %
the state Of Utah, Of the Condition
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-17
Winthrop Grange.

Winthrop grange held it's INSTALL
alton of officers Tuesday evening; Ian.
"a large number were present includ-
ing visitors from Manchester. Mon
mouth and Falmouth oranges. After
the usual business the Master intro
duced Sister Carrie Dyer as Installing
officer. The officers installed We're
with the exception of one all new Off
GERS and are us follows:
NJ, Milton Black; O.. Fred NJ. Sopcr;
L.. c. A. Perley; s., G. IL. Perlcy: a.
s. Walter Smith; Chap. w. Il. Ad-
ans: Treas. X. Alden; Scc'y, j. Henry
Moore; G.. X, Willis Smith: Pomona,
Bell" Haskell: Flora. Augusta Pcriey
Ceres, Mabellc Alden; l.. a. s., Iol;,
Perry.
Sister Dyer installed the officers in
her usual impressive and graceful
manner. This being the third time
she has been with Winthrop Grange
goes to show how much it's members
think Of Sister Dyer. Remarks were
made by Brothers Alden. Keith, Or
cutt. Kcmpton of Winthrop grange
Brother Dyer of Falmouth, Master
Hattie Barber of Manchester, Brother
and Sister Bates of Monmouth, Sister
L@ona Torsey favored the audience
with solo and there was also a piano
solo by Hannah Howard.
The year which has just ended has
been very prosperous one for WIN
throp grange and all trust the ensuing
year may be more so.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-17
Portland Market.

Portland, January 16
FLOuR-Michigan and st. Louis
straight, S4.G0u4.75: do. clears A.AO4I4. 60
winter wheat patents, sl7aM49O; spring
wheat, bakers. $3.90G44O; spring wheat
patents, sl.55Gi59O.
BEEF-Light, $40 OOI1050: heavy, 311 GOA
II 80: boneless. half bbls, s6.5O6I6. Is.
BuITER-Creamery,f fancy. per lb., &c
Vermont. 20a22c.
EGGS-Ea stern fresh. Csc; western
CHEEsE-N. Y. and factory, la6isc.
GRAIN-Corn. car lots, 57@5sc. bags, 6.
Qtoc. meal bags, GOG63c. oats, new cal
lots, SS9n3Sl9c.: bags. 4Oli4ic.; Mimi sacked
bran. bag lots. 5000; winter wheat bran
car lots, 5000 bag lots, $500: brown mid.
dllngs, car lots, 5000; do. bag lots, SO o.
02J00. T'N'
LEMONS-s3 5ON4m
ORANGES-Navels, s3.OOG345; Floridas,
s. 10
PRODUCE-Beans. California, Pea. s.. G.
st2:.a; yellow eyes, s2.OOn2. 10; Red Kidneys,
Sl5@3.25; fowls. 12G1ic.; turkeys, West.
ern; 2ec:; Chickens. 15ql7c.
PROVIS!ONS-Pork, heavy, S175O;
medium. sl600a16.25; light backs. $500;
clears. s7.50G1S0O.
o. -LARD-Pure. ties. half barrels. sxa
half barrels, sasQS5sc.; cases. 7ssQ7Ac.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-17
WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT OIJR
SuGAE-Ex. quality. large bbls., 499c.
small Dds. 4.g9; sacts. 100: extra q 4.fn
Boston Wool Market,

Boston, January 16.
Tho receipts of wool for this week were
SHt% bales domestic and SSH bales foreign.
against 4.T6l bales domestic and Glib bales
lofclSn Tor the same time last year
RfAiA!tkS-A steady and very salts
factory business has been in Dro.rrcsS in
the local wool market during the past
Wcck. Tn" inquiry has come from both
WOODEN and worSted mills, but the en-
couraging feature about the demand is
that it has been almost altogether for
the shorter starled woods, which, up to re-
GENTLY, had received very little attention
from consumers. There has been quite Il
free movement Of fleece wooIs: sales OF
Australian mtrinOS have been Liyger than
IN Il long time. while other clothing lots,
such as TeAds and California selections;
have been going as wcll as the limited
supplies ON hand would permit
Ohio and Penn.-%N and above, SIc
y, 3E.&t3Ic.; No /. ;,Ser39c; No >, ,16G
3N2.; fine lmwashcd. 2;ifi2Gc. lmmcrch. o1Gf
Nc; !, blood. unwashcd. 33c: as blood.
%3l@c.: y blood. unwashcd, sic; fine
washed dclaine. :Gl16i31c.
MichiGIn-F'ine urwaShcd. 24T.5c.: l..
blood. unwashed. 3oGi32i. &c. ; X blood. 3,1.Gt
:'3c.: y blood. 32,@ni3c.; unwashcd de
laine. sc
Kentucky and Tndiana-ss blood. comb
ing, a'2a33c.: u blood 32li3Sc. braid 3l.l
&c.
Pulled (scoured basis)-Extra, 7OTl..5c
flne A. 65ft10c.: A super. G0f,6lc. + super,
52uIfc.: G. super 43iGiCc.: fine combing.
tSn 10c.; medium, 5Sft6Oc; coarse. 53n,lJc