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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
MONEY MAKES MONEY.

MONEY MAKES MONEY
We have interesting information for
conservative investors of 500 and up
wards. 81 900 acres Of land. timber. cat
tie. turpentine. resin and tobacco.
postal opens the opportunity 10 you.
W. C. c. &; Lbr. Co.. 405 Mills Bldg. San
Francisco. Cal. tS113
wANTED-TO LOCATE YOU on GOOD
dry farm. F. y. Scott land attorney.
fO5- 406 Boyd Park building. 162 South
Main st. Phones 74s Bell. Ind. 1921.
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a nice clear little boarding house ol
Z rooms. modern. $3.50
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A GENUINE SNAP.
Nice Arm. cottage. good lot, walks II
and paid near Rio Grande depot Onl.
$500; $Si5 cash, bal. TO suit.
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WE HAVE
A few lots near high school site. $50
each.
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800 will buy 10-rooms, nice housekeep-
Ing apartments, arstocratic location.
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FRITsCH. Sn MAIN. 2ND FLOOR
PHONES-IND, 747. BELL 1861.
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GOOD PAYING BOARDING HOUSE,
FOR SALE CHEAP ON ACCOUNT or
SICKNESS. II ROOMS AND BATH,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
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4o-room hotel. modern, long lease, q
money maker. but owing TO sickness
must sacrifice II for $500. Worth $4,000.
Must be sold. VIII trade for real estate.
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"a acres, . acres bearing orchard. goo
house, IS minutes from car; $500.
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CHICKEN RANCHES:
y acres. T-rm. cottage, on car line. $4,000
- acres. 6-rm. brick. southeast. -. 275o
acres, 3-rm. house. elegant land. 1T0J
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T. r. z. A.
Now is the time to buy business and
get IL CHEAP. Do not wait until every
thing gets a-boomng and then try and
get In. We have something for you. be
you Butcher. Baker. Grocer, Druggist
Cigar or Hotel Man. Some requiring very
small capital. Come in and see us.
8 Grocery Stores.
| Fruit Stand.
l Restaurant.
Drug Stores.
Cigar Stands.
Roomng Houses
/ Butcher Shop.
THE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES.
5i2-316 Atlas block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Phones 1869. X133A
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LOTS
Near D. g. R. G.. depot, 5000. Any terms
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I sinoJU WANT TO SELL. SEE C, ".
~A"er, liz West End South. doi3i
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rooms. good little Main ST. transien
house, $3.50.
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rooms. housekeeping. rent S1o mo
price $500 a snap; terms, too.
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l6-rooms.. apis. housekeeping, $l5QC
VIII trade for small residence.
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MUST SACRIFICE.
Owner leaving. Nice 5-rm. TT. brk..
mod. large cement basement elegant lot.
lawn. fruit and shade; s275o. on your
own terms,
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s450--7 rooms, modern. furniture. good
nice and clean; terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

ZEAL EsTATE1IMPRovEp alH
HALLoRAN-JUDGEl LOAN &c TRUST
COMPANY.
NOT TOO LATE YET.
Just as we'll start paying for home
now. You can do It, Our terms are easy
and prices are right.
5-room cottage near 18th East and 1st
So. street. modern. connected with
sewer lot 2x9, with drive. This house
$3.50 cash.
AZ blocks east Of our office. 5-room
modern, 75 feet frontage. sewer and side
cash.
S. E., new 4-room modern pressed
N E.. s-room. two-story brick. strictly
modern. hardwood finish. cement base
ment, To build house alone would cost
as much as we are asking for the en-
tire property. S475o. $500 cash
4th avenue and "I' street. s-room mod
ern. connected with sewer. 3 bedrooms.
dation, stone window sills s325o. S2oo
cash.
Near 9th South and 9th East. s-room
modern bungalow. bedrooms, hardwooa
floors, cement basement. $3.50. 5000
cash,
East bench overlooking city. Groom
modern brick living room l4x19. dining
room 13xlS. bay window. hardwood I'M
ish full basement, hot air heat. $4,000
$1,000 cash,
s E. near 9th East, s-room. wo-story
modern except furnace cement basement,
bedrooms. If you are looking LOT a
home S. f. don't fall to see this S295o.
Terms.
East 1st South street, within walking
distance a beautiful home. hardwood
finish hot water heat, beam ceilings, the
Interior Of this home is very attractive.
Lot 51x1s5. VIII trade. SlO,3oo. Terms
Vacant. Forest Dale. 66x165. must be
Westminster Heights. 5Ox16s to alley.
$3.50.
We loan money on real estate.
We have bargains In business ana res
idence property 81,
ments. ..,,
We write insurance in the ROYAL. inc
worlds greatest fire insurance company.
we have 6 and per cent net 10 YOU
first mortgage loans for sale.
We care for investments in real or per
sonal property and collect incomes;
business affairs
"o'-ii Hia''h x11o6
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GROCERY STORE,
Making money right now. good location
invoice proposition, no bonus.
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IT, Us LIST YOUR PROPERTY
Atlam.e ,l ,Real Estate Associates s12 to ZIG
- ouilclng. Both phones 1869. t1S50
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A N HUMPHREYS,
Bell 4l33. IS w. 2nd South St Ind. 4134
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL .ESTATE-IMPROVED

cOh SALI-hEAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovED
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$4,000
Two houses, one eight rooms.
one four rooms. southeast lot
5ONl30 feet, south front. lawns
and shade trees, terms $3.50
cash, balance like rent.
$1,000
Vacant, corner OF 4th South
and Fifth East Ideal site for
fats.
$4,000
New modern fve-room cot
tage. southeast. south front
large lot, built for home;
easy terms can be arranged
on this.
s475o
Very fine six-room strictly
modern bungalow close in, on
the north bench large lot.
south front, gas. sewer. walks,
subdivided basement. furnace
heat, beamed ceiling,
$500
New. modern brick ngalow
on a corner. beamed ceilings,
buffet bNilt In. oak floors, fur
mace heat. laundry tubs, gas,
easy terms.
s6500
Fine large corner on First
avenue. room for four houses;
terms can be arranged.
We have a very fine business
corner on Main street, also
business property on East and
West Third South streets.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
s5l Main st. r, Phones Phones 81.
Will Go On Your Bond.
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A n. HUMPHREYS,
Bell 41J3, IS w. 2nd South ST. Ind. 154
WHY PAY RENT?
3-rm. cottage, eIec. lights. water
cellar. located East 2nd So, S1100; $500
cash. bal $3.50 per month.
GENUINE SNAP
Nice Arm. cottage. good lot, walks II
and paid. near Rio Grande depot. Only
$500; 1915 cash, bal. TO suit.
MUST SACRIFICE.
Owner leaving. Nice 5-rm. TT. brk.
mod. large cement basement elegant lot
lawn, fruit and shade; S275o, on your
Near D. g. R. G. depot, 5000. Any terms
WE HAVE
A few lots near high school site. S15t
each.
CHICKEN RANCHES:
y acres. T-rm. cottage, on car line 5000
b acres. 6-rm. brick. southeast. -. 275
acres, 3rm. house. elegant land. 1T0,
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
Bell 4l33. IS w. 2nd South ST. Ind. 4i34
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acres in wheat; $1,000; 10 minutes
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SECOND HAND STORES

SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT.
sold. exchanged: best prices. Michigan
Furniture Co. SAL Stale. s2i9l
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II YOU WAET MONEY
n FOR yobr rea. estate, see
= "ichsLLAR & CO., $50 w 2ED SO.
s3370
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81 acres, house. chicken coops and
young orchard; $1,000.
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|rsn SILL REAL ESTATE THAT'S
~ Iuttle Bros. Co.. l53 Main st, cI997
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A FEW GOOD THINGS.
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sOe II Main Street.
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ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.
So MAIN ST. PHONES 44i3.
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100 acres, good fruit land, s25 an acre.
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80 acres. good fruit land, s25 an acre.
Terms.
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5-RooM HOUSE. MODERN EXCEPT
heat: lot 3ex130; all taxes paid: snap.
Owner s6S East 9th South. See this.
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6 acres, $500; Is minutes from car.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
LUNGS OF BRASS
FOR THESE FANS
Taft to View Scene of Car
mage When ScribeS Meet
Chambers ToSSerS.

Music is TO be one Of the many in
tcresting features at the ball game TO
be played June y at American League
Park between the Chamber of Commerce
and the An-Newspaper team, the Pro-
ceeds from which are 10 20 10 the So
ciety for the Prevention Of Tuberc ulosts
In the District Of Columbia.
Arrangements are being made 70 have
two large bands on hand. One will play
when the newspaper men make a. hit
or a run, and the other band will burst
forth when the commercial players dis
iinguish themselves. Between the inn
ings the rival bands will combine and
play popular airs.
President Taft has been invited 10 at
tend the performance, and in the event
he does not 90 10 y ale the night before
10 attend his sons graduation, he viii
be among the I0Oters. As much as he
fancies newspapermen and their calling
he has made II plain that he would have
10 support the Chamber Of Commerce
nine in the event he attends the con-
test. because he is q member of that
body. and could not act IN a disloyal
manner.
Vice President Sherman, who has
promised 10 attend, will be neutral. but
from the large number Of persons who
have announced their intention Of at
tending the game neither team viii be
lacking IN rOOters.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
!. P. MORGAN COMING HONE

SOUTHAMPTON. June 16.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Adriatic,
which has sailed Tor New York. are J.
F. Morgan and the Duke Of Sutherland
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
GIRL IS KIDNAPPED
BY ITALIAN THUGS
Shots Fired At Officers Who At
temjt TO Halt Gang at
Ford, Mich.

DETROIT Mich, June I6.-After FIR
ing no less than twenty-five shots sew
eraI Italians succeeded last night in
kidnapping Josephine Vomiro, fifteen
years old. from her home in Ford. a
suburb Of Detroit
The shots We're fired al the girrs
father and police officers who tried %
prevent the kidnapping AT various
places between Ford and Detroit Of
hcers who attempted 10 stop the kid
naping party were shot at BY the ItaI-
fans. Detroit detectives are trying 10
locate the cir today.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
CARUSO IS COMING
IN HIS OWN, YACHT
Wife of American Ambassador Will
Be Asked to ChriSten
Vessel.

GENOA. June 16-Manager Perrone,
of the AnseldO ship yard at san Pier
darena, near here. today received a
request from EnricO CarusO, the oper-
attic tenor for an estimate on the cost
Of a 1000 70 3,000-ton ocean-gOing yacht
TO be launched next fan. Caruso says
he wants the yacht for mis- trip 10
America ia 1911.
As a token OF regard for Americans,
CarusO viii ask Mrs. Leishman, wife
OF the American ambassador 10 Italy.
70 christen RE yacht .'Radames" after
the tenOr's character in the opera
aida"
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
4. NJ. HIGGINS
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Born In Maine, But Resided In
Washington Twenty
three Years.

Miss Almeda Maria Higgins, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Higgins,
died yesterday at her home in this city.
&c Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Miss Higgins was born in Lovington.
Ne, and had resided in Washington
for the last twenty-three years. She
is survived by her father and mother.
and three sisters, Miss Rebecca L. Hig-
gins. Of this city; Mrs. George B. Scorlll.
Gf Waterbury, Conn, and Mrs. William
3. Love, Of Richardsville, Va
Funeral services VIII be held Friday
afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence The Rev. J. W Many, OF
the East washington Heights Baptist
Church, viii ofGciate.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16

DRY, however. that the ureaucateo are
more DANGEROUS The fSTger and the
embeZZler are more dar gerous than
the plckpCcket and the porchclinber.
But educate the pickpOclset a I'D he be-
comes forger; educa te TIE porch
climber and before ioIg ne viii be
breaking into the State Legislatures
for greater spOiIs"
The graduates were. Herbert z
Andrew, Donald Y. Chisholm. lanes
y. Fitzgerald. Bernard A Carey
Joseph NJ Geier Francis ]. German
4 Thomas II. Healy. John J. Heenan
Bernard A Hummer, Thomas J. Mars
den, Francis d. O'Conneu. and Thomas
+. Theodore.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
LEADER PLEADS GUILTY.

READING. Pa, June 16.-Benjamin F.
Huasicker has pleaded guilty TO the
larceny of funds from the Reading
Iron Company. His peculatiOns while
holding a responsible position with the
corporation amounted to s.. 200 He will
De sentenced next Saturday. He was
formerly president OF the Reading
school board and a leading politician
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
Women's $3.50 to $3.50
Black Low Shoes,

WOmen's fine hand-sewed welt
Patent kiG and Patent Colt Low Ties
and Low Button Shoes: dull kid.
suede and cloth tops. In a fair range
OF sizes.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
GRAHAM ADDRESSES
GONZAGA COLLEGE
FoFger and Embezzler Compared
With Porchclimber, Piokpocket,
and Legislator.

representative James NJ Graham or
illinois was the chief speaker at the
5ixty-first annual commencement -
erclses OF GOnzaga College. which
were held last night in the college
tneater. Mr.. Graham took Occasion 70
ical methods
IN speaking Of the advantages Of
the educated over the uneducated
representative Graham qualified the
assertion by saying:
DO not believe wholly in the the
The Washington times., 1910-06-16

Misses and Child'S, and Big Girls
Tan Russia Calf or Brown Kid Ankle
Strap Pumps or Ties.
A few pairs Boys Tan Russia Calf
Low Shoes.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16

-Four styles OF Patent Colt and
Patent Kid Butcher and Button
OSfOrds-me6ium or narrow 49,
straight or swing lasts. sizes Il n
Z. and C-S to 10 d and e.
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
STEEL MILL BURNED,
DAMAGE 100000
For Second Time In Three Years
Chicago Plant Is
DESTROYED.

CHICAGO. June 1S-For the second
time IN three y5--rs the architectural
iron and steel manufacturing plant OF
the HanseI Elcock Company. occupying
about a fun SQUARE between Twenty
third and Tvventv-fourth streets. caught
FIRE this morning and was DESTROYED.
with a loss exceeding $4,000.
The fire folIO7Eed a terrific explosion
that scattered blazing oil 10 all cor
ners. In twenty minutes the structure
was doomed. as was the large barn IN
the rear. containing twenty head u
horses
The Washington times., 1910-06-16
HATPIN STAB MAY BE FATAL.

GLOBE. Ariz-. June l6.-Deputv Mar
shat g. W. Morris was DANGEROUSLY
wounded by a hatpin which penetrated
his abdomen Monday while attempting
70 arrest woman, and wiz probably
die.
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MARKET FOR COPPER
DULL IN NEW YORK
London Quotations Higher; Tin
Easy; Lead Steady; Spelter
Firm: Iron Quiet.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, March 1.-The market for
standard copper on The New York Me tai
exchange was dull and unchanged with
spot and all deliveries to the end OF June
quoted at $l2 S7l@S13. .l2l. The London
market was higher and closed steady,
with spot quoted at ESQ 13s. Cd and
futures at SEQ. los. The exports of do
nestle copper from Atlantic ports for
the month OF February amounted to "a, :
1874 tons. Total exports exclusive OF
southern and Pacific ports, for February
were 81 493 tons against 33016 last year,
Local dealers quote lake copper at $3.50
@S13.Io; electrolytlc at sl3.25QS $3.50. and
casting at Sl3@$l3 %.
Tin was easy; with spot quoted at
April. So .5o@$S2. 75 and May and June
was lower and closed easy with spot quot
ed at EllS. 5s, and futures at Gli9. los.
Lead was steady. with spot quoted at
S4.60m$l, 40 New York. and at 81 45M
Si.50 East st. Louis. The London market
was lower at e13 IS, Cd.
Spelter was firm with spot quoted at
So 65m So 30 New York and at So 55M S5.65
East st. Louis. The London market was
unchanged at s23. IS, Cd
The English iron market was un-
changed at 5ls- Sd. for Cleveland war
rants. Locally the market was reported
steady, No. 1 foundry northern SIS 50m
SIS 75, No. | southern and No. l soft,
SIS .50@S SIS. 10.
Closing Stock List,
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wheat OPENS STRONG
BUT CLOSE IS WEAK
Conflicting Reports as to Crop
Damage Make Market I'm
steady During the Day.

CHICAGO. March l.-Wheat prices to-
day declined to a close 3-i to lac off
after swaging up and down on conflict
ishly inclined early. but fell on later on
more liberal offerings, Oats closed un-
changed while provisions took the up
grade again, May pork making a new
top price for years at SO. the products
closing at an advance OF from 2lC to i2lc
with pork in the lead.
Wheat prices took on strength carly
after a heavy opening. Later. however.
May prices fell from 81 .15s to ST. -l43. The
close was weak at near the lowest point
with May 9m2c of at S1.liI@S1.l5.
Heavy buying gave a strong tone TO
the corn market early in the day The
demand from the shorts was quickly
satisfied and quantities of grain were put
on the market, causing a downward
trend.
There were light offerings OF cash corn.
The May delivery advanced TO 66ac and
fell off to 65Ic. the other months taking
a similar course. The close was weak
at the low point with May ic down.
Trading In oats was within narrow lin
its, the fluctuations being from lc 10 &c.
All the futures closed unchanged, with
May at iIAc.
In provisions. May pork led the van
and at the outset and again at the close.
sold at s2o, new top price Fluctua-
tions for May pork were between S25
and s2i 65. May products closed; Pork.
S24 .97l, d2bc up; lard, 80, 10c up, and
ribs, $l2 %. 72c up.
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NOTICE OF TOWN LOT SALE,

Department OF the Interior. Land Office
at HALEY. Idaho. February II. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that on the Sth
day OF April, 1910. at Rupert. Idaho. be-
ginning at 10 a. IN. OF that day and con-
tinujng thereafter from day to day (Sun-
days excepted) as long as may be ncces- =
sary. we will offer for sale at public out
cry 10 the highest bidder for cash at not
less than the appraised value thereof. all
lots IN blocks i to Z. inclusive IL TO 16.
inclusive. 3D. 90. 32 40. 49, 30 TO 81, in
culsiye: so. 63 to sc. Inclusive: IS to 70.
Inclusive. and SO to 90, inclusive; and all
lots In the east half OF blocks IL and is
and the south half Of blocks So 70 SO, in
elusive, In the towrsitc OF Rupert, Idaho
as delineated and designated on the plat
OF said townsite. approved December T.
1905, and amended by supplemental plat.
approved September ., 1909
The purchase price must be paid in
cash to the receiver before the close OF
his office on the day the bid Is accepted.
c. N. Paul engineer Of the reclamation
service. will superinteud the sale Of said
lots
All parties arc warned under the
penalty named in section 2373, U. s. Rev.
Stats, against any COM ninntion or ac-
ton tending TO hinder OF EN- rrass the
xale Of said lots or to prevent free COM
petition between eId5eTa-
PRESLEY F. HORNE. Register.
FRED c. BRADLEY. Receiver.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Abra-
nam Irrigation company. corporation OF
Utah. has been called and will be held az
the office OF the company. room No. sos
Newhouse building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on March Z. a. D. 1910. at IL o'clock a. m
The object and purpose OF said meet
ing is to consider and vote on the propo-
sitlon to join with other companies and
persons owning and controlling water
in the state OF Utah flowing or to flow
into or below the reservoir known as the
Sewer Bridge reservoir, In the consoll-
dation Of all OF said water rights under
a company to be organized. whose power
and duty shall be the control. manage
ment and allotment to the rghtsul own
ers thereof their several proportions and
amounts OF said waters. and for the
transaction of such other business tina,
may properly come before said meeting,
JAS. 4. MELVILLE.
President OF Abraham Irrigation Com
pany. e1el2
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. March 1.-The dullness In
the local wool market, which usually pre-
cedes the purchase of the new clip Is
more marked than for years, Only small!
lots are selling rapidly. although holders
have made slight concessions Some ousi-
ness is being done in territory wool.
but there IS scarcely any demand for
nccccs,
Pulled woods and the foreign product
are also quiet, Domestic quotations
range as follows:
SECURED basis: TeXas-Fine. 12 months.
7O@T2c fine. 10 months, 6S@70c; fine
fall. 60662c.
California northern. e3m65c. middle, 81
@65c. fall free, 55m5ic, fall defective,
i5miIc
oregon eastern No, staple, 74975c
eastern clothing. 7om re; valley No. l.
51m5Sc
Terrltory-Fine staple. 75@76c;. fine me
dunn staple Hare: fine clothing, $50
zoe; fine medium clothing. 6iG66c; half
blood 65M66c; three -cighths blood, 6G@
sc: quarter blood. 54657c,
Pulled extra 72m75c; fine \, 6I1TOc,
\ supcrs 6O665C