The Fur Trade of America And Some of the Men Who Made And Maintain It Together
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M. Wood- ruff as manager. The first sale of the concern was held July 18, 1906, and comprised a collection of good Alaska raw furs — the principal articles offered in all succeeding sales to date. The Agency has been a success under the management of F. M. Woodruff, and has been of in- calculable advantage to many collectors of large and small lots in Alaska, who have thus been enabled to readily market their furs at better figures than they formerly realized by selling their furs at home, or s...hip- ping to unknown concerns soliciting shipments by mail.
849 348 class o^ busine date H'" iSeto |9orfe Jf ur Auction The New York Fur Auction Sale Corporation held an auction sale of raw furs October 15-19, both dates inclusive, at which the offerings comprised: Fisher 414 Sea Otter 2 Wolverine 272 Bear 786 Marten 3, 888 Mole 71, 069 Ermine 42, 998 Wolf i^, 72y Chinchilla 846 Raccoon 31, 806 Civet 8, 599 Otter 1, 532 Kolinsky 13, 685 Nutria 43»3i8 Badger 5, 372 Mink 43, 462 Muskrat 600, 086 Kangaroo 245 Squirrel 12, 400 Marmot 1, 261 Leopard 474 Stone Marten 185 Blue Fox 644 Cross Fox 788 Red Fox 6, 684 White Fox 1, 888 Silver Fox 326 Grey Fox 4, 626 Skunk 88, 897 Lynx 4, 756 Beaver 8, 689 Pahmi 9, 692 White Hare 200 Russian Sable ....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Wood- ruff as manager. The first sale of the concern was held July 18, 1906, and comprised a collection of good Alaska raw furs — the principal articles offered in all succeeding sales to date. The Agency has been a success under the management of F. M. Woodruff, and has been of in- calculable advantage to many collectors of large and small lots in Alaska, who have thus been enabled to readily market their furs at better figures than they formerly realized by selling their furs at home, or s...hip- ping to unknown concerns soliciting shipments by mail.
849 348 class o^ busine date H'" iSeto |9orfe Jf ur Auction The New York Fur Auction Sale Corporation held an auction sale of raw furs October 15-19, both dates inclusive, at which the offerings comprised: Fisher 414 Sea Otter 2 Wolverine 272 Bear 786 Marten 3, 888 Mole 71, 069 Ermine 42, 998 Wolf i^, 72y Chinchilla 846 Raccoon 31, 806 Civet 8, 599 Otter 1, 532 Kolinsky 13, 685 Nutria 43»3i8 Badger 5, 372 Mink 43, 462 Muskrat 600, 086 Kangaroo 245 Squirrel 12, 400 Marmot 1, 261 Leopard 474 Stone Marten 185 Blue Fox 644 Cross Fox 788 Red Fox 6, 684 White Fox 1, 888 Silver Fox 326 Grey Fox 4, 626 Skunk 88, 897 Lynx 4, 756 Beaver 8, 689 Pahmi 9, 692 White Hare 200 Russian Sable ....
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