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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12

Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmer
meets trsl and third Sn' rday after
nrona, aud secOhd anG fourth Satur.
day evenings 81 the OLD hHnL bulllirp,
II. y. COLDw Eli, Mastc-.
CLAUDE DuvAL, Secretary.
Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America, meets every arst aud third
Friday evenings ut $500 o'clock ut the
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NOVICE Fok PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office ni Tucumrari. New McXiro.

lffINNI Ni'fI' " wv ihN'A WI w. ~ ltNNl
office ~ Tucumcari, New Mcxico.
June z 1909.
No'i,r b. hereby given that Peter e.
Kramer. ut Roosevelt. y VI, who, on
judy =. 1000, made Homestead Entry.
40 sSNG. Ton w. SNi, Srr. Il aud
VIZ \Ni see. 90. Twp % s.. Range
30 IT,, Sew MrSicu Principal Meridian.
uus filed notice ut IuicuiIuu tu muU"
Final Commutniiuu irpof, 10 establish
claim tu the luud above described. be-
fore Register aud Receiver. ut 1ucum
ruti, y NJ, ou the i5th day uf July,
1905.
Claimant names a. Witnesses. Ben
ipmru Wootcu. r. VI l.orug, William
i.uring. Henry Wootcu, all ui Ruoscyri'
y. NJ.
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CONTEsT NOTICE.
Department Ut the Interior, 4. x. Land
OFFICE, T%urumrati. New Mexico
June ~, 1909.

IfIHIih'NI 81 lh' lhl'lluf, '. =. l.nnd
OFFICE. Turumrnti, New Mexico.
June ~, 1909.
\ sufficient contest affidavit haV
ing been filed IN this officr by \. T..
Itr~suu, contestant. against Homes
stead Entry. No 1851. made Srptrm
her l.. lnO7. Tor -. SEiI aud So
SNi,, SEQ -, Twp ~ y. at Range -
h., New cMNico Principal Meridian, by
Charley |. Lee. COntrstrr, IN which II
II alleged under date ~ December lS.
1905. that said onirymnn had. 1T NJ
time. established aud maintained his
actual iunn iidc residence IN said
land, but had wholly abandoned the
same for more than six months prior
10 said date; that said land had not
been cultivated ~ improved ~ ~
quir"d bN law aud that such defaults
had not been cured. Now therefore.
said parties Gtc hereby notified to an
pear. rcsIuud. aud offer rNidrnr"
touching said allegation NJ IN - clock u.
~. un July H.. 1919. before the Reg
isiri aud Receiver ~ the United States
Land office m ~Tucumcari, y VI
The said contestant having, IN u
proper affidavit. filed June 10. 1909. set
forth facts whirh show that after due
diligence personal service 81 this no
thee eau not be- made. II Is hereby ~
dri"d and directed that such notice
hr given 10y due and proper puhlirn
tiuu.
Contest Nu lGS@.
Serial Ne .u3IlI.
Il \ l'riuticr. Register.
y. '. Gullrpus, Receiver.
Il !" T. g. Nclch, ATTY. fui cont.
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notice EOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. 4. : Land
LMlrr- II Inrnnurnrl MN MnNIrn

tnirr Ht TucumcHri, New Mexico.
June :, 1909.
Noiicr IL hereby given that Ernest
U Collins, Vt McAli-tcr, y ", who,
ou March 18Th. 1907, made Homestead
Entry. No 1910. for NWi, See 80.
Twp u y, Range 80 H., New Mexico
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
tutru'iu u 20 mukc Final Communication
Proof, To establish claim to the land
above described. before +. t. House,
T. : commissioner, NJ House, y. NJ,
un the l3th day ~ July. 1909.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: ". T.
Smith. T. " smith. :. q. Childrcss, l..
T. Baker, all pf McAlisicr, y NJ
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Tucumcsri Homestead No. 1857, meets
oSoiy second aud fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month ut the old
bank building,
DIR, .. r.. PATTERSON, w. y
MRs. U. r.. PATTERSON, W. e..
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NOTICE fok PUBLICATION


Office at Tuyuncari, New Mexico
June 7 9 o
Notirc Is hereby given that Emil,
Jukius. Of ..ouney, y. ", who, On
August ~, 1907, made Homestead
Entry, 80 1881, Tor SLi,, See. 80.
Twp. : y, Range - r., New Mexico
Principal Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention lu make Final Communication
Proof, Ia establish claim go the land
above described, before Register aud
Receiver. ut Tucumrnri. y NJ, on the
liih day Of July, 1909
Claimant names ~ witnesses jim
BuIuum, Of l.,oucy, y NJ, j. H. Wal
lis. of Looucy. y NJ; Bob Canady. Of
Quay. y NJ ". " Wallis, Of l.oonry
y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. 4. =. Land
once ni ~Turumrail. New Mcxiru
.Inuy : 1pup

once Of Turumcatt, New Mexico
June :, 1906"
Nuticc is hereby given that Ebert ..
\liwi, ui Bard, Quay county. y VI
IS hu. ~ Npril 10, 1908. made Home
stead Entry, "" sUIJ, ton NWI SW u
W. NWh NEit \Nt. SIZE =. Twp.
10 -, Range - H., New NcN,ro prin
cipnl Meridian, has filed notice of ~
t]cntion to make Final Communication
Proof, 10 establish claim 10 the lnud
above described. before " " Bennett.
T.. s. Commissioner, 81 san Jon, y. VI.
~ the l2th day ut July. 1908
claimant names ~ witnesses. X VI
Horne, =. ". Home. T. VI Chapman.
=. VI wade. all 1T Bard. y VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the l.'crior. q. s.. Land
ONCE at Tucumcari. New Mexico.

Jun" I 1908
\u'icc is hereby given that Jnmc.
\. ,tIpp, of MrNlistcr. y. NJ, who. ON
Octuh"r u. 1905, made Homestead
Entry, 40 l2U2g, for Stii, See ~,
Iwp q y, Range 80 h., New Mexico
Principal Meridian, has flied notice uf
intention 10 make Final Communication
Proof, To- establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Il H. House,
T. =. Commissioner, ut House, y. VI,
on the 18th day Of July, 1903.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Thomas
" Rutlrdgc. Iona T.. Baker, Joseph
" Porter, Charles X, Mitchell, all Of
McAlistcf, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Of the Interior, u. y. Land

Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico.
June Z 1903.
Nuiice is hereby given that George
H. Montgomery, of Ragland, y. ",
who, on October ~, 1905, made Home
stead Entry, No l23O2, for NWL, Sec.
~, Twp u ~, Range 80 b., New Mexico
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention 10 make Final Communication
Proof, 10 establish claim to the land
above described. before j. l.. House, T..
:. Commissioner, al House, n. NJ, on
the 18th day Of July. 1908.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; j. viii
Smith, IT NcAlister, y NJ; Mack e.
lIili, OF Ragland, N NJ; John q, Pol
lard, of MrAlister, ~ NJ; Walter :.
settle, uf McAlistef, ~ NJ.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

TucGneari Lodge No. % A. =. aud
A. NJ. meets trst and third Monday
evenings Of each month at tho new
Masonic hall.
L. y. SAXON, W. NJ.
II. II. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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Bethel Chapter No, 10, Order Of the
Eastern Star, meets Mt the new Ma
sonic hall every second aud fourth
Tuesday evenings Of each month.
HARRIET N. DONOllOO, w. NJ
Alice u. KOCH, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Lodge No 20, X. Of T..
meets every Wednesday evening Al
the new Masonic hall.
W. II. BRYMER, g. G
NJ. Is. GOLDENBtKG, X. Of X. aud \
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, 4. =. laud
Otice NJ Tucumcari, New Mexico.
I,.. = IaHn

June I, 1909,
Notice is hereby given that Jose
Torralcl, of Eudeo, n, NJ, who, On
December ~, 1905, made Homestead
Entry, No 1899, for Eis SWh SEA
NWh NWh SEh, See, ~, Twp II ~,
Range - f., New Mexico Principal
Meridian, las filed notice Of intention
Ia make Final Communication Proof, to
establish claim 10 the land above de
scribed, before Eugene H. lledgecoke,
T.. y. Commissioner, ut Endee, n, NJ,
~ the 18th day Of july, 1909.
Claimant names M Witnesses; Sil
vnno BRca, Of Endee, n. NJ; Bruno
Martinez, of Bard, \, NJ; Jose Cutler,
Of Eudee, n. A.; Jose Salalnr, VI I'm
dee, n. NJ.
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EPISCOPAL

SUNDAY School ut the Court House
every Sunday morning at D;i5
Everybody invited.
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Ruth RebekHh Lodge No, 4, meets
fret aud third Tuesday evenings of
each month at the new Masonic hall
MkS. q. Is. PARCHMAN, W. NJ
MRS. l.. r.. SHERWOOD, See.
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Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin
GERS No. 74s, meets in the old bank
building every Monday in each month
J~R MeALPINE, Chief Eng'r.
b.. H. CLARK, y. A. r..
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CHRISTIAN

CHRISTIAN
Sunday Services
Sunday School, 9:Ij u. m.
Morning Service, II II. IA.
Evening Service, 1870 r. ~.
Communion services every Sunday.
Preaching Services, LIST, 2nd aud
eth Sundays.
All services at Crystal Theater
Everybody invited.
GUY l.. AMENT, Pastor.
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Tucumcsri Lodge No. IS, L. o. o.
D., meets every Thursday evening at
the new Masonic hall.
j. W. CAMPBEl.I., N. q.
T.. u. McDERMOTT, Secretary.
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old bank building.
NJ 49, MCDONALD, Chief Carman.
A. NJ. FENNELL, Secretary.

Carpenters aud Joinefs Union No.
67j, meets IN new Masonic hall every
fist aud third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President.
NJ. r. PARISH, Secretary.
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Tucumcnri Fire Department business
meeting the las, Tuesday night IN each
month Meeting for practice the last
Monday night IN each month.
j. T. D%auPhtry, Chief.
\. e. Hopkins, Sccy,
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CITY CHURCHES.
NJ. r. AND PRESBYTERIAN

NJ. r.. AND ihfaSBl ItkIAN
sunday Services
Sunday School, 10 u IA
Morning Service, II a. M.
Evening Service, 1870 T.. ~.
You are cordially invited to attend
sll Uf these services,
GUY NJ. Mcbride
WARMER II. DuBDSE
Pastors
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Order Railway Conductors, No, 537,
meets nj the new Masonic hall every
Sunday evenings at 1870 y, NJ,
EMORY BROWN, Chief Con
q. M. PARSON, See. aud Treas
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brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men aud Engineers No. 900, meets Ia
tho old bank building every Tuesday
la the month nj 600 r. M.
d, q. HINES, Master.
X. A. WINGROvE, y cretary.
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Tucumcari Business Mems League
V W. MOORE, President.
u u McEIRDY, Secretary.
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Sunday Services
Sunday School, ~ aa N.
Preaching, II n. ~. aud 7 .. m.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
w. G. TAGGART, Pastor.
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BLANKS. BLANKS. BLANKsi

For Land once Blanks, Justice OF
the Peace Blanks. Etc, Ask the News,
We Have thsn Everything You Want.
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CONTEST


department of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Office M TurumcHri. New MrXiru.
Iuur IN. 1909.
\ sufficient contest affidavit hay
ny been filed IN this office lbs Mrs.
/. T.. Wilson. Contestant, against
Homestead Entry, No 9uj@G, made
October .. 1906, fot SEA. Section -,
TOWNSHIP ~ y, Range - h., New
Mexico Principal Meridian, by John \.
Guuty. 81, 'outrstrc, IN which 1t l.
alleged that SAID rhtrymuu has wholly
abandoned said iHud aud changed ht,
rc,iirurr th"iciTum for more than ,iN
months last past that said land IA, act
been improved aud cultivated ~ re-
quircd by Law, aud that such default,
have not been cured at this date. That
said absence was not due to Military
s"ryic" IN time Of war now therefore,
said parties are hereby notified 10 ap
pear, respond, aud offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 clock
u. ~. on July 10, 1908. before the Reg
lstrt aud Receiver 1T the United States
Land Jificr in Tucumrnri, y. VI.
The SAID rontrsaut having, il u
prnp"r affidavit, filed June 49,. 1908.
sci forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal %srryirr of this
office can moi lee made, u j. hereby
ordered aud directed that such moi lee be
given by due aud proper publication
Contest No lTl1.
X \. Prentice, Register.
y. V. Gnllrgus, Receiver.
az h. g. W"ich, ATTY. for C"nst.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior, I. : Land
Onirc al TGrumrari, New Mexico.
June T. 1909.
Noticc il hereby given that John L..
Bowling. of Bard, y. VI, who, on May
:, 1905. made Homestead Entry, No.
25j7j, for NWiI, See. 20, Twp 10 ~,
Range 80 H., New MrNiro Principal
Meridian, has filed notice uf intention
Ia make Final Communication Proof, 10
establish claim to the land above de-
scrihcd, before Eugene T.. llrdgecoke, l..
:, Commissioner, NJ Eudcc, y. NJ, on
the 18th day of July, lnu"
Claimant names a. witnesses; Robert
j. Suodgra,s, Thomas i. Emuum, Win
ME Burnam, |. T.. Cro,irr, an of Bard,
y NJ.
Serial No. .OlUilG.
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Tucumcari Camp No. Is, w. q. W.,
meets second aud fourth Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
y. II. NEAFus, G. &
y. NJ. SALYERS, Clerk.
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STREET, NEWS BUILDING

We sci. city property farms ranches ant accomplishments mt charge as ~
commission per cent to the party selling
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The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, April 27-The hating and ir-
regular price movement in the stock mar
ket today argued speculative uncertainty.
Not only was the price movement waver-
ing and doubtful, but the dealings under
went considerable shrinkage. The sub
sidence in activity extended to, the bond
market, and the tone there was rather
heavy as we'll with none of the rapid alb
sOrptOn going on that was in evidence
last week. The conviction still held that
the prospect of some curtailment or the
redundant money supplies was at the root
of the sentiment for slowing up the pace
of the speculation. The call loan market
is but little affected, but the facility with
which credits can be obtained for specu-
lative use is modified, nevertheless. The
heavy undertone of the market had no
news to explain it and there were stocks
which made sustaining points in response
to favorable advices. United States Steel
was firm on account of the general con-
lecture that the quarterly report of the
earnings for the first three months of the
year TO be published after the markte
closel would make a favorable contrast
with the preceding quarters.
Another point selected for measures to
support values was in the local fractions
group, and this proved unfavorable, since
the news of the reconsideration and pas
sage by the Senate at Albany of the five
cent COny Island fare measure came in
the midst of the advance in those stocks.
The violent reaction which followed in
Brooklyn Transit had disturbing and
unSettllnR erect on the WnOle llSt OF Sc
curities. The metal stocks other than
steel and the smelling stocks were weak
points. The decline in Reading also had
it's usual strong sympathetic effect on
the whole market. Interest rates for the
loans continued to advance over the year
maturities commanding 81 TO 81 compared
with a recent rates of per cent for
that period, An upturn in wheat was not
of a favorable effect on stocks.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value S., 008,0O0 United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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JACK JOHNSON IN BAD
WITH LONDON FIGHT CLUBS.

Chicago, April 27.-Champion Jack
johnson, who claims he is frequently
misquoted, but whose vacillating meth
DDS of late have led many to doubt his
sincerity, has put himself in bad with
the National Sporting Club Of London.
johnson stated on his return to this
city from Australia and repeated the
statement in other cities that he made
no engagement to met Sam Langford
in London, and that any such arrange
ment, if made, was contracted by his
former manager, Sam Fitzpatrick.
Writing to a friend in this city,
Manager A. F. Bettinson of the Ma
tional Sporting Club of London states
that Johnson has broken faith with
the club, and in support of his side of
the case encloses copy of the agree
ment which he says was signed by
Johnson. Here it is:
| undertake and agree to carry out
my contest with Sam Langford on the
22d day of February, 1909, on the same
terms and conditions as already ar
ranged with Langford-viZ: $1,000 purse
and one-third of the interest in any BIZ
occopic pictures that may be taken.
At the same time allow me to tender
my thanks to you for the courtesy you
have extended myself and my manager,
Mr. Sam Fitzpatrick, whilst we have
been in the country.
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HERMANN DOESN'T EXPECT
Killing TO PLAY WITH REDS

Pittsburg, April 28.-President Herr
mann Of the Cincinnati Club, in dis
cusSng the report from Kansas City
to the effect that Johnny King is will
ing to play ball this year with either
the Reds or Pirates, said before leav-
ing PittSburg: "Of course, we could
use King, who is a great catcher, but
1 dc not think we shall try to get him.
l should not think Of signing him I'M
eSs | had some kind of hard and fast
agreement that he would not throw us
down the way he has the Cubs. My
own personal judgment is that Mr..
Murphy would be doing the best thing
for baseball if he would refuse to make
any deal for this player, but force him
to fulfill his contract to the Chicago
Club or not play ball 1t is a very bad
precedent to allow player to hold out
and get traded to any club he may
take a notion to go to. The interests
of baseball will be best preserved by
King being kept on the Chicago Club
until he has worked out his present
contract, which will not be until the
close Of this season. | do not think
there is any reasonable chance of his
coming to Cincinnati.'
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kUBIAk MATCHED TO MEET
JACK BARRY NEXT MONTH";

Philadelphia, April 27-Al Kubiak,
the Michigan giant, whose great fight
with Sam Langford, the Man Killer"
has made him q very much talked
about pugilist. has signed up to meet
Jack Barry, the Chicago heavyweight,
vino bounded into fame by fighting AL
Kaufman to standstill in a 39-round
bout and later standing Langford off
for 10 rounds.
The contest which will be held in this
city, either on May s or Is, will take
place before the National Athletic Club.
Business Manager Harry Edwards and
Matchmaker Michigan, succeeded in
getting Teddy Murphy, the boy mana
ger to affix his signature to articles
offering to allow Barry to meet any
heavyweight in the world. Edwards
and McGugan at once made an offer
to kubiak, and the big, willing young
ster from Grand Rapids snapped it up.
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MCFARLAND INSISTS THAT
NELSON POST HIS FORFEIT

Chicago, April 27-Now comes one
Harry Gilmore, Jr., acting in behalf
of Packey Mcfarland An infant under
recent court decision, and demands that
Battling Nelson, author and pugilist,
at once and forthwith post his forfeit
of $4,000 which is to insure appearance
for their 45-round quarrel, scheduled
to take place in San Francisco July S.
Furthermore, Gilmore wired Jimmy
Coffroth at San Francisco. promoter
of the quarrel, that if said forfeit were
not posted by April 80 the articles of
agreement calling for a settlement of
the lightweight controversy would be
considered null and void 50 far as the
infant Mcfarland was concerned.
According to Gilmore, Mcfarland
posted his money at the time articles
We're signed, but Coffroth took Mel
sons word for it, and he, Gilmore. re-
lied on Coffroth to see the Battler's end
of it was all right.
Gilmore's present frame of mind, ac-
cording to his own statement. is due
to the report which has reached him
that Nelson wishes a postponcment of
the match from July S to Labor day,
and if Nelson has no money up, why,
how are you going to make him fight ?
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TIPS FOR FANS

Pitcher Karge hasn't made good
start with Clark Griffith. He has start
ed in two games and been pulled out
of both of them.
While both BOSTON teams wee being
kalsomiped Thursday Mr.. Hicks of
Harvard was pitching no-hit game to
dry the tears of the sacred Goldfish.
Frank Bowerman says catchers are
slowed up by the constant crouching
behind the bat Then it must be that
King, Bresnahan, Clarke, Street, klei-
now, Bergen and a few others who
might be mentioned do not crouch.
Manager 'Bill'' Phillips of the Sto-
gies is very much perturbed over the
status Of his deal with Gus Soffel sign
ed by Pittsburg, and with whom he has
obtained consent of the Pirate manage
ment to dicker on terms. 1t is general
Continued on Page Ten.)
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, April q, Ivy.
The receipts of wool for the week We We
8 456067 bales of foreign and 15lO,lE u pa,y
| domestic against 2,62O,59e bales ios same
and 730,553 bales domestic for the SA''
time last year.
REMARKS.-The past week in the loc n'
wool market has been notable for a,o oo
tinUed good movement of foreign Wo uor
| sales of which have been as lars tha nre-
larger than they were during t !nnand
for practically all grades. but interest," Heasa,and
been especially keen in NeW,.ts and
crossbreds of the SO to So couhts s,tting
Australian merinos have been somth
more attention than previously; IN the
dealings also and there is as mucn a u"
ness in domestic woods as conid III, le very
ably be expected in view OF ~. LUG wnois
small supplies. Secured donleSs ',ring the
have again been quite active oI has been
more generally between mercnans eturers
between merchants and manuIac Gone TO
although quite a little stock mas soo,,oht.
the mills. Pulled woods are pelhs ,rd one
but there are but few aIo ''1. u..v;thdrawn
from the market as he fears ho o~tsting
have enough stock to meet MS
contracts. shoye
Ohio and Penn.-xx and :D ia.
34HM35c.; x, S31sGD34c.; No; i sT blcod
., 39040c.; fine unwashed: ZS9ZaaI ans washsd
d deiaine, ssG4oc. - mn.
Michigan and New York-Finss r.
washed 22023c.; u blood upWasneu m.
2giIc X blood mnwasheA. &hVS''
washed delaine. 29030c. ,,.t.. ea072c.:
Pulled Occurred basis) f5sSssc: B saPsr.
1 nns e. O q super. sS@ssc.; cOarss ecans
4DG4Sc: medium combIne'
corr bling, 68063c.