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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
THE POPE INTERVIEWED.
che French Ministry and Throws
Ont n strong mInt 90 france.

out n strong Hint 60 France.
Paris. Dec 2s.-The Maun publishes an
interview with the Pope devoted exclu-
sively 10 tho attitude Of the waldeck-
Rousseau ministry toward che religious
congregations. Referring 10 tho pgemier's
speech at Toulouse, oct. B. when NJ.
Waldeck Rousseau enlarged upon the ne
oessity Of the chamber passing a law reg
ulaung assoclations-a measure directed
against religious congregatiOns-the pom
TN said
The concordat Is being changed from
an instrument Of peace into one OF war
and oppression. Even In Protestant coun-
tries religious orders are not excluded
from the liberties enjoyed by other clti-
zens. They viii probably return TO Eng
land and the United States as IN the
DAYS Of the terror. 80 md a refuge
against the iniqMty OF Catholic France.
'-The associations bill IL the negation
OF an the laws OF liberty. hope the
French government win not renounce the
services am stir able TO render her
Several times recently ] have been soiic-
tied by the head OF powerful state 20
permit the rights of France in the East
ard Far East 20 be disrogarded. / have
refused. although compensations were
offered 20 the church. But. II the orders
without which Catholic expansion IS i'm
possible are TO be suppressed, what an
swer shall give IN a day when similar
proposals are nader"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
DIFFICULT or ACCEPTANCE.
Reported in Washington That chi-
Reae Consider Terms Too Har-b.


Rese Consider Terms Too Har-h.
Washlng,n. Dec. 2s.-The Chinese en-
hassy here Is without Information on the
reports that Emperor KwanE Hsu does
not approve the demands submitted hy
che Powers. For some days. however. the
view has prevailed in Chinese quarters
that the terms were 50 harsh that IL
would be difficult 20 secure their accept
ance. A report WAS In circulation in Dip
lomatic quarters thar one OF the Chinese
ENJOYS was opposed 70 accepting the
terms. but Il IS not known whether this
report came from any authoritative
source. 10 was understood also that Ii
Hung Chang's illness might have some
effcct IN retarding the negotiations.
The state department has received moth
lng from Minister Couger 70 Indicate that
the Emperor opposes the acceptance OF
the peace terms The officials continue
10 be hopeful Of an early acceptance The
points referred 10 - object houahle 20 the
Chinese chiefly the maintenance o. iega-
ton guards are not regarded here ss
likely % form serious barriers 70 IN agree
MEET. as an OF the Powers probably Will
give visible evidence. a. m early day
Of their purpose to reduce the legation
guard as soon as China shows good faith
In accepting the conditions.
In some diplomatic quarters Il r. be-
heved that the reported opposition OF the
EnTeror will not lead 10 = rejection of
the demand, but 90 the submission OF a
counter proposition OF inquiry from Chi
ua This would save China her rights to
accept the terms az later period. while
In the meantime seeking 70 reduce their
severity
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
PRESIDENT SAN or HAITI.
Deprecater Effort. Of Enemies "a
DIscredit His Government.

Kingston. jamaica, Dec. &.-Presiient
Tiresias simon Sam Of Haiti delivered an
impassloned address Dec. ls. deprecatlnz
the efforts Of his enemies 20 discredit his
government IN the eyes of the United
States and other nations.
lie said he know who his enemies were.
and that he would watch them carefully
until the expiration OF his term OF ONCE.
IN 1900
Advices from Haiti say that the speech
made an excellent impression, ard THAT
the country 10 tranquil.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
NEW EMPEROR APPOINTED.
DOwaRer Empress selects New
Boy aud Lets K,vanE Su Return
60 TeLEn

London. Dec. 29-"Private advices from
the province Of Shan 81 say. wires the
Shanghai correspondent Of the standard.
"that while the courN was soiourning a.
Tai Yuen Fu. the Empress DOwager se-
cretly appointed a new Emperor with
the title Tung Hsu. He is i5-year-old
boy. who was taken 10 Sian Flu In the
imperial yellow chair. THIS explains the
permission given 20 Emperor Kwang Su
To- return TO Pekin.
Emperor kwang Su has notified the
reform party that he b. returning 20 the
capital and will need their assistance"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
THE TROOPS IN CHINA.
Won waIdersee Reports Upon Move
meats of International Forces.

Berlin, Dec. 2s-The war Office has re-
oelved the following dispatch from Count
Won Waideraae,
"Pekin. Dec. IA column commanded
by Mai won Madai viii start tomorrow
for San no Hsicn to Cooperate with the
Grucher expedition. which left TIen Tsin
Dec. 10. for Yuen Tlen Tsien. An Ameri-
can detachment will leave Pckln to-mor-
row via Hang Ho sien with the same
object. The Chinese who were defeated
by the French Dec. = led In a southerly
direction"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
Az ALABAMA LYNCBING.
Sexrs Suspected of Barn Turning
Hanged by Mob.

montgomery. Ala. Dec. . George Full
,er a negro. was iynched last night near
Marion. Perry county. Wednesday night
,he barn OF Dennis Cummings was burned
together with several hundred bushels
of corn. large amount OF forage ho
s.,,en mules. Fuller had been tenant
- c,,rnnings and had made threats con-
..-ranr a settlement He was arrested.
"a whiie on tho way 20 Marion a body
- masked men took him from the ofh-
..ers and hanged him 70 a sree-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
nurrMAN is HANsAs FRIEND.
President Tenders ohio Man Place
Held by Late Auditor.

washington. Dec. 2s.-The President
has rendered 20 Fred Rittman Of cleve-
and. O.. the position OF fourth auditor
Of the treasury. made vacant by the
,rsg,e death OF Auditor Morris. He Is
,isslonr friend of Senator Hanna. He IS
..rneofed 90 take charge next week.
me condition Of Samuel Mcdonald who
tgiled Auditor Morris. was considerably
v-orse to-day. The change is cue 70
renewal OF his efforts 20 thwaU the
r,eas,lres necessary 90 his recovery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
CARoLlNA'S NEW FACTORIES.
siaed Industries IN Addition 90
S5.TD5.OOO for Cotton Factories.

Columbia. 5. C.. Dec . s-The Secretary
Of State shows that for the year is0 tho
following amounts have been subscribed
90 manufacturing enterprises in this state
outside OF cotton mills:
Wood products and building materials,
$4,000: iron foundries. $4,000. ioom har-
ncss. 5000. farm tools 5000. ice. E0Oco:
mucilagc. $1,000 water power devolop-
mcnt. Naoooo; gold and kaonn mines
Sio67 90. telephone exchanges. t7ss.so.
building and loan. si.s5Sooo. cotton seed
oil and bono fertilizer. ai5.oO TO,al di-
vorsiaed Industries. $S.l0.Oo. against s.-
sgsg9o last year.
Total cotton mills. t7sGOoo. against S.
$4,000 last year
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
THE roRTIErH INFANTRY.
Has Been Pushing tho Ffiipines
Hard In NfndRnao.

nara In 1ttuuhnaN-
Manila Dec. IA pushing campaign
has oesn carried on BY the Fortieth In
iantry during December IN Northern Min
oanao. The town Of Jemelniz was esp
iIred. as was also an insursent strong
hold IN the mountains further inland. The
caH town OF Langarin was captured BY
detachment OF hundred troops, who
catered the enemy in that vicinity, XIII
ins and capturing several. portion OF
tne troops thus engaged have returned to
Cagayan ana Joined inA the campaign
which Brig. Gen. Kobbe Is personally
rrcsecuting
Cen. MacArthur's proclamation is re-
hu4tirg In many errests OF alleged insuf-
fec,ionists IN Manila and vicinity. few
20 those taken into custody being prom
inent One prisoner was shot dead ano
another wounded IN attempting 60 es-
capA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
Threatened strike wiII Not Take
Place.

wilkssbarre Pa. Dec. 2s.-The threat
eusd strike of the employees Of the WILKES
barre ard Wyoming Valley Eiactric Rail
way will not take place, the c9mpany AMI
the man after several conferences having
succeeded IN enecting an amieahle ar
rangcment 10 which each side made con
ccssiouA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
GERMANY GETS A CONTRACT.
Porte Informed I'm "A Friendly Way
THAT Germany Would Expect
similar Treatment 60 4. =.

-serIsn. Dec 2s-The Ottoman govern
ment has contracted for the reconstruc-
lion Of the Ottoman oattleshiD Assar-I-
Tewfk at the Gernania wharf. Kiol. at
q cost OF fs7o.ooo
The Cologne Gazette says that Ger
many. In a friendly way. Informed TIE
Porte that II the elaine of this United
states for damages growing out of the
Armenian outraKea. we're granted. Ger
many would expect similar treatment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
BARBADOS had STATE.
inesndiarfsnn Rampant and cane
Fields HeinG burned.

Kingston. Jamaica. Dec. S.-han ad-
Woes from Barbados report that incen-
oiarisui 10 rampant there. Thirteen cane
helnN ana house premises were burned
curing she week ending Dec. Is The
pi=nters are alarmed and are securing po-
Ace protection. Two cases Of yellow fever
q barbodos are being treated with sAna-
felns serum
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
De VETS CAPTURE REPORTED
But no Confirmation of the Report.
Dewet san in - right Corner,
MnNNnNa.r

London, Dec. S.-Persistens reports are
In circulation In London and on the con-
unent that Gen. Dewet has been cap
mrod The British Chartered South Az
rican Company received this information
from source IN which IL Is accustomed
to place implicit confidence The war
Office, however. IS without any conarma-
tion OF the report
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
wuheImins's Marriage Sc. for
February :.

New York. Dec. zs-The Holland socis-
y OF New York received eabieEram
from Tho Hague to-day. saying that
queen wnheiminas marriage has besn
set Cor FEB. 7.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
DE WET HOLDING ms own.
Hts Attempt TO break Through south
Frustrated. However.

""NNfN''
Cape Town. Dec. 2s.-Gen. Dewers at
tempt to break through 10 the south has
been frustrated. and he is now reported
to be at senekal Wal commando. holding
the country between Ficksburg. senekal
and wlnhuFg
Gen. Knox is holding the country be-
tween iadybrand and winburg.
The eastern parties OF invading Bocrs
are being constantly harassed and driven
back toward tho Orange river.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Cleveland. o.. Dec. &-Frederick r.
Rlttman OF this city has accepted the po-
eitlon OF fourth auditor Of the Treasury
Denartment 10 succeed Frank II. Morris.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
noer. Damaged johannesburg nat

Johannesburg. Dec. q The Beers dam
aged the new Kleinfontein and Chimes
batteries yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

'A'aNF hfAttNh FftNohfFAs
Cape Town Dec. 2S.-The Yeomanry who
were captured near Dristown have been
released.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer
REPUBLIC. Wash. Nov l6-work IS
progressing actively in the upper levels OF
the hepuolic nine. where ore oelns
stopped and delivered to the mill; The ore
also on the dumps Is being cleaned up
rapidly and sent for treatment. In the
and treated From the main crusher %
the cyanfding tanks, the refinery and
through solution departments, there
LOCO tons necessary to continue full OPP
erations in all departments. One furnace
has been fired and the other has deliver
cd ore to the solution tanks during the
past week. The first tank filled will be
ready for cleanup in a few days, as
II takes about week for the solution
arr completed and ready for use. and
will be able to render into bullion the
gold from the first cleanup of the tanks
this week. In the. mill the only pieces OF
machinery erected that were in use by
the old mill are the pulverizers or ball
mills. The entire new mill outside OF
these is giving the very best satisfaction.
with these In that the required s finemess
OF pulverized ore Is not attained Sixty
mesh Is the ffneness necessary to cores
pond for treatment by the. other depart
mills were adapted for the small mill
formerly In operation. they appear 60 be
unsuitable for mill OF 300 tons per day
replaced with new ones which will be
larger and OF the latest improved pat
tern. Mr.. Jaekling. the superintendent
and manager. is confident the system OF
treatment will save more than 20 per
cent OF the values In the ore. The mill
and mine are run continuously day and
night, and the company has at present
about seventy-f1ve men on the pay roll
On the Chico, developing work con-
tinues. Two men are drifting along the
footwall OF the large ledge. which has
been opened up and are now 20 Feet
shaft. This shaft is the most nearly YER
teal and probably the deepest in feet Of
any In the camp II Is well timhered. and
The steam hoist is situated at the top.
under the machinery house Enclosure
and works to perfection. There is no
that is equipped in more scientific. con-
venient and workmanlIke manner than
the Chico. Under the superntendency
OF Rand Hewett. every detail has hesr
arranged pnder his personal management
j. 8. Harper. superintendent OF the
Hawkeye mines at Belcher. reports that
work continues In that section in a sat
shaft is down lis feet, following the foot
wall of the ledge, and the ore values are
Increasing steadily with depth At the
i2S-fcot level. the ledge Will be crosscut
to continue work all winter as quarters
for the workmen and supplies have all
been provided.
the. north. very important strike OF
high-grade copper has recently been re-
ported by the owners. who are opening
II up.
The ores from the Belcher camp win
be among the first to be shipped to the
smelter at Grand Forks
Work continues on tire Morning Glory
with encouraging results No news OF
importance Is given on from the .-,tso
On the Black Tail and San Poll a
small crew Is employed t.e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17
RICH OREIN CRYSTAL BUTT
Four-Foot Ledge Encountrred I'm n
WeH-known Property Near

CHESAW, Nov. iS.--A rich strike !. 70
ported on the Chrystai Butte mine. about
two miles southeast OF town. This prop-
erty was one Of tho FIRST located In Ire
camp. and has been pretty extensively
developed with shafts and tunnels .rhe
ledge has most OF the time been small
but very rich. A little over a year ago a
stamp mill and concentration was insfal,A,
on the property. and run for nearly a
year with good success when II was
closed down and working tunnel stared
20 tap the lead at greater depth
Work has been continually going In fhis
drift and this week the ledge was tann@a
At last accounts they were into the
ledge about four feet. and the hanging
wall was not IN evidence vet Avcrage
samples taken from the ledge AZ This
place assay well up IN the hundreds
A movement Is now on foot 10 en-
large the mill and begin operations on a
large scale. The company will IN a Few
weeks patent the ground and when this
occurs a mining boom Ia tNAt section Is
confidently expected.
The rroperty is under the management
Of r. G Rishop, a mining man 81 twantS..
1--WE years experience IN all parts ~ fS.
world. and as he thoroughly UNDERTAKE.
his business any move made By him 10
ward a heavier expenditure viii b. fuii,,
warranted By the showing before he takes
the step.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

THE STATE OF TRADE.
n. G. Dun a Co... Review.

NEW YORK, Nov Ar G. Dsn's weekly rsvtew
of trade t0rncrros vii say
Prizes u commodities advanced almost without es-
eeption. and Al the chAnseu ia mAnafActurst Eosys
are ia the direction q aKnef quo<sti0nk TIE sun&
ness q sinckx q goods carried IA feature II
resaEs from most q the ieAains cezierx scarriir
sssas c1nrsFn. Activity at CinrsnnAa and rSsi
tu{lts steadily incTu&aes. aud ahesn a equally
ani:nrrn advance oG tAe quotations.
TEe gAsn has been lncse general tAta week thsa A.
sns fseviass iirre THIS pa trnB rnesinx ap
Is renks ton and corresponding sAaas sEp@Srias IN
bigsrsx plates aad structural materials gsDrTziiy
Instead a The recezs agitation fsr chsaper sseri
- sAs further rass Ia stetl hsgissA O-sssss come
farxs rt IL The hss, s1ine Lass sErisr whoa tAers
Wa sessss Initiation = prisss, aHa regsesta fa<
quick delivery ~ ssgssAl re fts.st e rw irM
weeks raxsarsty n anlY rs NJ teut tAs smallest
ainrs 4syae-nher ia@. hu; the retertiou ~ 1.N1
tssss groea Oc.Aer : Ia fgrnaes ssscks y snest go
ess1~arsra T&s NSnfss. uith the xrtivsfy Ia al
tfarres a tss inarstrs irlr&ss fAAt there Ssl ~
~ fsrsAsr rgst5rtlaA Ia cufEzf. txt the perssnbsr
ssaiensrat VII Ir5oahlJ she's uors iean II furnaces
p.esSs hises a. chloaFo hsss csaAsd 20 As,Ancs.
hss rrrnaia frrn nt trp ssufes. xzt eountry httcs
zaade fsrrhrx rzfns Tanre- ar nef hEyiHs e1sfr
lt. Slaa assstnxs aFs also neesrA.e Le@tnes sofse
t.ass sse drif, siixhly nitsTed peas moft ssades
srs s-eaas al farrDeF figures Bsssins euits bar. ss
4 ,szspsrsrg nar7y Va ths sAeat Ha5sss oa Moes.
aay 80 sAe fec0fnsws qstiaM AboVs 70 uslta II
-. $500 thst Wall street. Operators turr-
- ,Gsgr aftsafiar 10 gram. PuhiicxiAor = re
rSs,. cetig statistics bad degresstns r1nct he~-
sse parseas ~ 'n. ssas. ,s .,s
80 --t was siart la <1rthefn Esrgp~. ltfe-Iroo4
srIlss. vas large. Gaf the reAitzsns so1f made q
dsilns q ercr ceHt. ~Alcs etseesec sas s1e..0.s
fiesgo uHs nst ha1ry. but snasrtIf u NfS< Qualit1
f,esh egrs has brought very high prieeA
Failures fos tAe week In Tie tn4fsd States vs's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

saFe in the case Of the American Liuscci COMPANY
stocks which were Affected by preliminary ncricrs
that the dividend on the preserred shares would be
passed an event which actually took place Thurs
GAY me railroad list however felt the effect Of
PRINT iakinS tor time. and prices were generally
somewhat lower. although at the depression very
eood buying was seen, and the standard rafiruat
staSks. after holding their ground at the slightly
lower level. hecar strong again and tsnded to adj
vance, under the lead az PENNSYLVANIA. Northern
Pacific and othsr prominent fsvcgites. In thssa
movements rirnor Of pending deals, such as Gus u
possible acquisition OF Jersey Central by the psrn.
sylvania and other trunk limo Interests PLAYED
leading part. Tho dissolution az the Northern Pa
cite voting trust wes accompanied hy reports that
conbinaiion q some Kind with the Great Northern
was in prospect.
The reports denied. but there was large huy.
ING Of the Northern fscffc for London With which
center the disposition. since the election had bern
TO sell Afnor1cans but In the latter part q this
week the focign purchases II stocks have rather ex-
ceeded the sales Fhe renewed strength cf IN ra,l.
road list also affected the industsials but the i'm
prcfernens IN thst division on more restricted
scale, the activity being confined % few leading
issues. o. which Tennessee Coal was the nroet eor.
spicuosis.
Bank Clearinws.
The following table. compiled BY Rradstrset
shows the bank clcarrgs At all principal cities far
the week ended November Is, with the percentage
Of increase and decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

PITTsBuRG, ra.. Nav. le..-.rhe Pitts
burg Coal Company has ipaugmrated a
plan whereby Us 2e,ooo employees are not
only to become stockholders IN the come
pany. but VIII have an accident aud
death fund. 70 he followed later on by a
system for pensioninK all thoee employed
by the company In any capacity.
a charter Was applied for at Harrisburg
today ~ the Piitsbnrg Coal Company ems
ploye's association. which Is organfx4d
10 act for the employees In all tranaaetiona
contemplated by The company's pronpvc-
tvs, J. n, Mcdonald Will be ganrfal
manager OF the association
The object ~ the association. as an.
nounced IN It's prospectus. j. 70 encourage
and assist any and aIl OF their employees
10 invest their rawlings In the preferred
stock OF the PittsbnF2 Coal Company. on
which they Will make regular monthly
payments Of not less than q per share
Dividends earned by the atock thus
purchased and interest allowed by the
treasurer 81 the FittSbuTg Coal Company
VIII constitute the earning 81 tho aAeocla.
ton and wiii be Applied % the stock nm.
I'll paid. Tor when each subscriber win re-
reiNe the number og shaFaa he IA entitled
70 under his subscription.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

There considerable irrcsusrity in the market
for metals to-day. Tin shade lower. ON an alb
Of buying aud unfavorable reports from abroad
closing barely steady. a. s1.5sas.
speter. the other ham. displayed 6mnsss,
owing TO good expert inquiry. and closed hrmer. at
SEm@s.1M.
The rest Of the list was unchanged
IhE iron warrants were quiet at Saalo.
Lake copper. culst. at sl6.75Gi7.
Lead. quiet. ct A.5ii.
The brokers pnes for lead WAS 81, and for copper
81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

MlDDI4hTDWN. Conn. Nov vi ina
delegates who have been attending fhss
rnseiins d the Association % American
Agricultural Colleges and Experimental
stations IN New Haven, came 10 Mtdale-
t6~e today 20 celebrate tho twenty-ffsh
anniversary ~ Tire founding 81 Men3rgaf,
universally ~ the arst agricultural exper3.
trent station IN tbs United States IA
dresses we're gtysn BY FRET W. III Tor.
dan. 81 Geneva ~. r.. and Prof w o.
Atwaser. who was the firat dlreefer ~ ~.
Cunaecficslf station.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17
TO OWNfRS OF MINES.

p.,nruing from Nome 20 New York
,Asncs a. london England. aud sofoarn-
,n~ Nrs,ny In seattle. | am prepared 10
saeSs an expert examination and report
apon ans. ACCESSIBLE gola.oeaFins quart.
snv property l can Internationally in
d0rsv. -,
- WATSON n Hanford's cfaca. Pioneer
aias'. this cits, untn December Is next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17
NEWS md GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD
SAN FRANCISCO.
sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. ls-sterling on London
Sixty days si.s5is sight, A.s2is.
Financial.
Silver bars, eiHc; Mexican dollars, 5oh@6lc
Drafts-Sight, Tiac; telegraphc. loc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17
uEN2v iDG MillrY,

EnSfneef OF Mines.
Late Chief Engineer state Geological
survey. California,
Late Expert for Lancasn,re Trast and
EnSiAn@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

NEW YORK Nov. 1.-the Commercial Adver~
Users Londoa financial csbiesram says.
The markets here slightly iess active. but
eenerauy firm today. Americana were ven strong
1hey opened good. parity. Berlin buyins again.
This starts,i smother important upward movement,
which ccLtinurd With New Yorks assistance with
out reaction 10 the close. On the street the market
was particularly busyant Atchiscn. tnton Pacific
Louisville Nashville and southern Railway issues
were the lesding iea'srcs.
The money markSli tine sas slightly easier.
Ciosing Quotations.
2 LONDON, Nos. R.--Atehhson, y i; Canadian Pa
eiac, o4 Cnion Pstihe preferred. siA: Northern
pacihc psselssd. g; Grand Trank. es. AnseosdA.
-.
Rst silse, Steady; 9Ad T.r ounce
Money-sh per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17

2lf. against ss last year. aud "a IN r.n.a. ..,u.
% last year " N~'"aA' asAins'