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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

At a low price 4 logging sled either
new or second hand. must he in good re
pair. s'tltr price. Address Box -, An
.lISta iau2LdlW~
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CLIP THIS OUT TODAY.

The Weston house. . Cony street. Nine
rooms and bath: new hot water heatihS
plant, modern plumbing; central location
inquire Of Dr. %. G.. ;. Davies ~ v at.t
strnat janl1dtf
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Daily kennebec Journal.

Cards of tbanks. obituary notices. rAsa.
lutions Of respect. etc. will be charsea
at the rate OF ten cents per line. n.
charges kss than sersn.y-fve ceDta
All Advertising ann0uncementa :.
entertainments, whoy1 object II II.
raising OF money will be charged Il ~
rate OF fifteen cents q line.
Advertising notices. news form, win
be excluded from our local columns. An.
cept ouch az refer to advertisers occn.
plying space in our advertising coluInpa
and will be run under d separate hsaH
on one OF the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive -
JOURNAL promptly will confer 4 fave,
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

\ capable girl for general hpusrwork.
Inquire vi Mis-. Thomas L,iEh. N WIN
throp street j1u3idtl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

4 capable girl for general housework.
Apply with references 10 Mr>. clarence
B. Eurl,igh - State 81, Augusta
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House No as Melville street, city wa
ter Apply K. f. Goodwin, Chandler ST.
no"16,dtf
House No 9 Grove street; Two 'rfices,
enc front and one rear. Apply 10 lines
w. North, 43 Grove 81. June-u' az
Dealrahle rent on Gage. near Water
street: five rooms: city water. CAL on
II. +. Smith. II East Crescent street
janloGtf
Desirable lower floor 81 mouse. NO u
State street, with stable If preferred.
City water. furnace. all modern conNe-
niences. Williamson d BurleiSh, over
Granite National Bank. oct5'dt
Tenement OF i've rooms on first floor, N
good repair; water in the house; WITH or
Without small stable. Inquire Of Mrs.
Lizzie Boyes - Water st. up one
flight. -.---
desirable tenement, ~ Cedar street In
ouirc Of a. w. Case 2iI Mater street.
Key with W. II. Folsom on the premises.
novl1.d3
Peasant house III good iuca ZION Win
or without stable: city and we'll water:
Inquire of s. s. Lancaster. mayl2dt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24
New Advertisements To- Dav.

Lunt &, Brann. ,
Female help wanted.
White cloud Laundry.
American Clothing 90.
augusta Steam Laundry.
Nanted-Mulc spinners ana back bov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24
NOTICE TO INVESTORS

Any person who wishes to invest money
in a safe ana sure enterprise. ut home.
and secure from 10 to % per cent on same
can have further Information by address
ing by mail T., care journal Office. AU-
erlISto Me jin2u.diw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

Mrs. Cram. clairvoYant, No. ; Capitol
street. can he consulted on health ana
business. past. present and future. daily.
from 5 \. VI. 10 10 p. NJ. Best Of refer
ences. Augusta, Me. JAM. div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

NJ .rrlTafII ilnaUlIwl
II, observation-disclosures ----------
Zen boy 1T once lt City hotel, Angus "A.
J1ni"dii
1--- .+,..lo ,,.l
iAoo@ "r ,'It II r'' "'.,.
'un'r en- Z, ~ T", 500 49, ci..,l5
c'"k' general Li"u,tM an Srn II, 49,
I12u r., WIN ,trrHitI NJ,
NStA,N,, - Main 9t''''' N''''' '''i' ~
80 ~ NOM ,,-..i,,1t ,I,,,i6l. ,IriviI.
y -rnn..,. ,lI,, i horEr mower. SINGLE ono
mrrf.rrrd Arnly TIL 81 n TrI-k. \, sew
1iI II ilr1a.tllw+
Nr,n wv ,.,,I .,,r.t~c-- -.s 1,,Il Solicitors
.,iIi rnIIprtor- salary EIu u,r week lIrl
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NlISCELLAN EoIS.

Madame Brann. spiritual clairvoyant. is
again receiving callers, after long i'll
ness, at II Gage street. nuv25dtf
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= District Of Maine,

DIstrlct 81 Maine.
prrs,,,. Portland, Jan VI lem
cn mrfsn na to the rules Of the Circuit iTc
,rict of Maine. notice is hor oI me Dis
sn aii linton G Stevens of Winthrn6n' Ne ~
aaid district. has applied for 3dnoiis,s;, Ill
circuit court 'eior OF said
Clerk i 9 ci,... a. II. DAVIS
jana, DIT -"ilhe District.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-24

Prof. Moses clairvoyant and magic
with 4 veil. Tells the past, present and
future. u the establishment u all. lie
will receive callers from ~ NJ. to 70 Z.
Augusta. Me- sundays massage treat
mont only is aiyrn Terms g cents for
gentlemen: y cents for ladies. Massage
treatment i speciality. Terms, 80 cents.
ilu35 .l1w%
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TO LET.

" 'I iIHt on Weston street. Apply to Fred
" iA' oewah st noy2,dtf
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Eel boy At once n city hotri. .>u.qs.a.
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Railroads and Steamboats,.
1 ,ZMEg||Jl$|!1I

In Effect Dee. 4. 1880.
Passenger trains leave Augusta az fcl
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House No 4G Melville street. city wa
ter. Apply r. f. Goodwin. Chandler 81.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
/ TERRIBLE DISASTER
MET BRITISH FORCE !

the Beers who were apparently X M
manded by General Dewitt
The tactics of the burghers we're evil
IDENTIFY excellently conceived and boldly
carried out and unless reinfOrcements
sent by Roberts have turned the tide and
recaptured the prisoners couple of hun
dred men from the two crack corps Of
Household Cavalry and Tenth Hussars
are now on their way to swell the grow
ing deposit of British prisoners at Pre-
toria.
President Kruger is said to have
promised to re-occupy BloemfOntein this
week and now stubborn burghers seem
to be closing around the place in such
force as promises to be troublesome es-
pecially when it is realized that the ac-
tivity of the strong Boer force in the
vicinity of Paardeberg has already in
Roberts and Kimberley. But for the
overwhelming numbers at the disposal of
Roberts the situation would justly cause
Great Britain anxiety.
AS 1t is the nation is beginning to rea-
lie from the nature of guerilla warfare:
that 1t Is liable to embarrass the future
movement of British troops
A special dispatch from Bloemfontein
this morning reports that the water sup
ply of this place has been cut off. This
u the natural sequence Of the Boer sue
cess at the waterworks. But the author
tiles are hopeful that the strong rein-
forcements sent by the commander-in-
chief will promptly remedy this
1t Is evident from Roberts dispatch
that big engagement is in progress.
Although 1t is difficult to estimate the
number being engaged they probably ex-
ceed the eight or ten thousand men
which the Beers are estimated to num-
ber. The scene of the British disaster
appears to be Mealie spruit where the
Bloemfontein road crosses there trib-
utary Of the Modder river.
A dispatch from Lourenzo Marques
dated to-day Announces the arrival there
Of Captain Haldane Of the Gordon High
landers and Lieutenant Lemesieurier of
the Dublin fusileers who escaped through
Pretoria after perilous adventures.
London. April "A special dispatch
from Bloemfontein dated to-day says:
The loss of guns was attended by Incl
dents of splendid heroism.
The leading battery was so near the
Boers ambuscades In the river bed that
the latter said: Its useless, your at
tempting to advance, throw down your
arms"
Fearing the other battery would mis-.
understand hindrances they rushed
through the convoy and warned their
comrades. enabling the reaflnost battery
to save portion OF the guns which
came into action later. The Life guards
men and gunners got gun out under
tremendous fire and four others were
saved by men dragging them off after
| their horses had been shot.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
WORK OF THE SENATE,

Washington. April 2.-The senate COM
vened at II O'Clock today in order that
the debate on the Porto Rican bill might
be extended. The public galleries were
crowded.
After the Porto Rican bill had been
formally l9jd before the senate. Bates
OF Tennessee delivered his announced
speech IN opposition to the pending bill.
Cullon followed with an argument in
favor of the bill.
Depew then spoke in favor of the bill.
He drew graphic picture of the condi-
tiors that prevail in Porto Rico. and
contended that the people would be
greatly benefited by the provisions of the
bill.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
suTTE. MONTANA MONDAY EVENING APRIL
As II WAS DICTATED BY JOSEPH HURST
REMoRsE WILL HAUNT THEM.

NELLIE YOU OR ANY OF MY FOLKS CAN TELL THEM
ALL. THAT PROSECUTED HoUNDED Me-
AND THOSE WHO HAVE TESTIFIED FALSELY AGAINST NE.
AND THOSE THAT CIRCULATED STORIES ABOUT
THAT FORGIVE THEM AND THOSE THAT
PROSECUTE FORGIVE ALL
JUDGE LOUD. BUT IT is HARD TO FORGIVE THEY
THEY REMEMBER
BLOOD AND DEAR FATHERS. MR.. GILLEsPIE's BLOOD
WILL ON THEIR HEADS, AFTER EACH OF THEM
WHO HAVE PROSECUTED AND PROSECUTED
HORRIBLE I A CLEAR
CONSCIENCE INNOCENT LITTLE
BOYS, I BELIEVE LIVE,
REPOsE.
MORSE HAUNT AND FOLLOW THEM
GRAVES AND REMEMBER. WHEN MY DEAR BOYS GROW
BEAR MY WHICH THEY NEVER
ASHAMED THEY LOOK ATTHEsE MEN
A THERE HELPED
THEY
WIDOW THEY WILL SEE SOMETHING
THEM TO THEIR HOMES AND BEDS. YES
EVEN GRAVES
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
Supreme Court Proceedings

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, April 2.-The supreme court to-
day began hearing appeals set for hear
ing, taking up the case of the State vs.
Peterson, convicted of murder in Ravalli
county.
The court, in a decision by the
chief justice, reversed the district court
of Flathead county in the case of the
Missoula Mercantile company VS.. E. c.
O'Donnell ct al, an action to enforce a
lien upon house in Kalispell for mate-
rial furnished. The lower court found
for plaintiff, and the case was reversed
by reason of the defects in plaintiff 3
complaint and other errors.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
NOOdWood Lost $50 Men
and Seven Guns.
a BIG BATTLE IS NOW ON
Beers Cut Direct C0mmunica-
tiOn Between Roberts and
Kimberly and Bl0eIl-
fontein Water
Supply.

Kimberley, Sunday, April 2.-There is
great Boer activity along the vaal river,
About 5000 burghers have assembled at
various points between Fourteen Streams
ana Chriastiana and about 700 men are
occupying Witrand, north Of Klipdam
and 400 men are laagered at Bootsap.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
Bryan'S Second Week.

Whatcom, Wash, April 2-Willia1n J.
Bryan arrived here last might and began
the second week of his Pacific coast
campaign by addressing 10000 people at
an open-air meeting. He spoke for an
hour and ten minutes, giving the greater
portion OF the time to a discussion of the
Philippine question. He criticized the
administration for not extending SYM
pathy to the Beers. ~ere
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
SHERIFF coNLEY WAS WRONG.

Inasmuch as Sheriff Conley OF Deer
Lodge has seen fit to make n,sstate-
ments in the Standard regarding the
Hurst letter, desire to say that he did
know of such a letter, as he read tlss
original copy. In regard to other states
merits made. he was also in error.
W. p. MASON +
Correspondent Inter Mountain
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
Strike in st. Lou S.

st. Louis, April 1.-TWO thousand jour-
neymen painters and fifteen hundred car
penters refused to. go to work today
pending an adjustment of their demand
for higher wages. Carpenters ask for
an increase from IS to Is cents an hour
and painters demand an oincrease from
$3.50 to So per day.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
Half Price

Is the basis upon which we will dispose
of this clean new stock of dry goods val
ued at something over $50.00o.0O.s
Watch future announcements for fuller
particulars.
This sale will shake Montara from end
to end-and you want to pe in it
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02

We're right in the whirl of business
and things keep moving. There's no such
thing as standing still when there's a
pushing and pulling going on all
around one. s4sxgessae
Now we are getting ready 10 sailin on a
big sale of Dress Goods Domestics and
other departments in first-class Dry
Goods store,
You must know we bought outright for
spot cash the entire stock Of merchandise
belonging to that well-knoWn firm
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
C o1ossa1
Clearing
S ale,..

Which we expect to start on Monday
morning next lii the history Of Mon
tana there has never been closing out.
sale of such mammoth proportions never
such an opportunity to buy good and
seasOnable goods for as little money,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-02
Gordon
Lewis
Company

Many of our people assisted by some
of theirs are now busily going through
this stock, measuring and marking each
piece, getting ready for a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
Jacob Berr, a CO.'S Cotton Review

jacob Berry a Co. bankers and brok-
ers Of New York say IN their weekly re-
view Of the cotton market,
This Is year % big cotton prices.
and there r. no getting away from the
fact We know lots Of bears ana they
have an argument apiece, but IL ap-
pareutv takes somos hing more than ar
euments To keep prices down. The mar
ket has been very strong again this week.
although receipts stiH hold al high fig
ures but tho chief factors ia the advance
have been extremely cold weather in the
crop belt and strength Ia the spot mar
kets, Eros has now covered every sec
ton 81 the cotton country, and the opln-
ion Of the trade 81 that growth is effec-
tually killed all over That means the
crop IS now made, and hereafter Il is a
question OF demand aud receipts Bar
ring Texas. we are not believers In a
larger yield than last years aud with the
prospect for consumption iu this country
getting better steadily and the urgent
foreign buying showing no sign Of slack
ening tt Is hard to sec whence the re-
duced supplies Of Coz ton are 10 be re-
plenished.
IL looks very much as though the ques-
ton OF price s. devoiving into the usual
contest between Liverpool and the plant
ers More than usual advantage lies with
the latter this year. for they are In sho
night OF thelr second season OF prosper.
ity and are abundantly abe to hold their
staple OF the market. while the foreign
ers have been going on in a hand to-
mouth fashion and will have 20 keen on
buying in order TO run their mills Liver
pool buying has been one OF the features
Of the week IL has been based upon fear
Of bu.lish circular from Mr. Ncin IN
whom they place IN BOUNDED faith 4 part
7 81 A. gas
stock market is likely to fina its way into
cotton. We think there Is great rhomise
Ia the long side and We urge taking 81.
on every reaction.
fridays market was somewhat reac.
tlonary. A. times, prices rallied sharply
but there w8s q disposition TO take profits
and shis dominated the trading.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

The previous week on an average scnsa-
Uunai advances occurred in General Efee-
tr!c. New Jersey Central Tennessee Coal.
Consolidated Gas Colorado Fuel ana wa
rlous others The Changers especially
Burlington. fhe Pacific roads aud che
traction stocks were also conspicuousN
actlvc and strong Pacific Mall was
striking exception, closing II points low
tr. the speculation 80 % subsidized after
the announcement Of the acquisition OF a
controlling interest by the southern Pa
clGc
Money is easier ard the extraordinary
showing 81 the balance Of trade 80 our
favor promises continued favorable oman
cial conditions The market h. wonderful
u strong. ana appears lrrcsistlhly tending
toward higher prices. Many sioeks which
are enjoying great prosperity are SIN con
siIeflbly lower than they were a year ago.
Moreover, it appears that recent bus ~
haNc been taking the securities out % the
street. so that the floating supply does
not Increase in spite OF the enormous trad.
lng This. II course. makes the position
a very awkward one for the Short sellers,
The available supply OF stocks being Insult
rtIcnt for the demand and before the Fii.
uation Is finally liqudatcd. may result Ia
gigantic natural corner.
Intending investors. however. are again
ANhNA SOD ACT WIN NANti llitat. AAtNNif W W.
lent reactions viii be both sudden and
frequent. Some stocks have as yet nartic-
lpated scarcely % an IN the general boom
and these can he bought with more com
ndeuce, as being pretty certain 60 have
4 attention shown them before the move
ment cumtunfes
The cotton market was irregular. Frost
In Texas caused a sharp advance on Mon
day For tNo or three days afterwari
prices nuctuatod iu an apparently aim
losp manner but lattcrly moved more de-
CisVelv upward. the close being firm az
a not gain for the week Of So points. Jan
uafy. 9 5ac IL is now understood that
frost has put au end 10 further growth.
and it has certainly eat off a great deal
In addition the crop movement has ne
come smaller oud there IT, again some
apparent disposition 70 reduce estimates.
+ q he amount in sight is now a little Over
t00V0 bales about 2sooo ahead Of last
year.
The prevailing sentiment Is strongly
tullsh, but chiefly In a speculative way,
as the cousumptve demand does not ap-
pear TO he particularly urgent or eager.
Caution S. advised in buying futures az
the advance. Tor cotton Is not cheap now
WIN r williams.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Reports OF wrecks and derellcts received
Tor transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment.
Baltimore. Md Nov ls. The Light
house Board has issued the following
notices
Chesapeake Ray Maryani-ou Nov s.
1917" a. red and black horizontally stripe i
spar buoy was established IN Is feet 81
"atet a. mara tne Nlc Is 81 the sunken
barse Fuuk Thompson. about uyc-
eighths u mile " by y. Oh era snail
channel 0ronU lghtnouse ClMghAl
channel GeaU lighthouse ~ by ENE.
easterly. Craighiil channel QronU isht-
mouse. EsEi. r., Seventeen Knoll light
house. saw.
ca--areake Bay Fort McHenry Cham
nei-Fort McHenry channel buoy. No o.,
a red spar which was found out Of TO
sltb1u. Was replaced Nov s. 100
Baltimore Harbor-Thc new dredRc !
channel into the Baltimore ana Ohio coai
pier, Curtis hay. has been marked by two
spar huoys. painted black, on tao souther-
ly side. aud cite spar buoy. painted red.
OF the uoythcrlN side
Chesapeake IaN. Main ship Channel
Tangier Island Shosl Lump buoy. red
first Glass uun. which wac reported miss
ing Oct 81, was replaced NOV. s. 1881.
Chesapeake Lay-Two nun baoys. paiut-
20 red. aat. been paced to mark the
northern and soathem ends u the navy
trial course or Barren Island, Chesapeake
bay.
Cosn River Nlrsinia-Coan river ga
buoy No 3, a black gas buoy. mark NJ
the entrance to Coan river. Virginia. was
replaced oy "a new buoy Nov s. 1907.
Potomac River. Maryland-The sixth
and seventh mid-channsl buoys Though
Kettle Bottom Shoals. which were report
- adrift Oct. IS wTe replaced Nov. 3. 1901.
Potomac River pukehart Channel.
Marylaud-Edge Of channel buoy. No &.
a red spar which has been reported
adrift viii be replaced as soon as prac-
ticable. Of which due notice viii be given.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

49, g,..r -,s ..rs N,.r,a,,t. IA coots
Ni,'' 'aA''''
=. -, no -. s.,-.r...,. -,
AsleH,ose 49, ~,
,-.t. Tt,N 1.c ,ons seo,,o. a. Ma.
~, -, al
49, I,,N -ts IONS casaran,. IA
-. ort a.
-. non u, IONS Tassars. a, car
- - ~, >
"a. s'.sst,,s,,or fNo1 10s7 tons I'm
si4,.9ts "a t.,ndor No, IA
1s',9,,,a - l,t1sf1 5gi IONS aosmanich.
~ N,srscl,iss ort 10
-. 80, ~ ions Dress. al
- ~.
,,i-.rI~,,a o., : o42 IONS uenherg. sld
tf.,,.h,,re a., "a
t,it.ah'a,b r., :, IA toms Relmers sid
tT.t..-.. -,
.,.ia.sn o., t.s ,o,a Falk sld Rot.
,.lt,, ~,
49, g. d, tons Jacobsen. nd.
- ~. ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

intermediate Arlthmeuc." by VIM
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Abrams. NJ d. No e Bun street.
Heckmauu. Geo. No. il2 Whitaker street.
Cotfneham. John. southeast corner Dray-
ton and Brouwhton streets.
Cottinvham. John No 2n Broughton
street. west.
Carr. John corner Habersham and Bay
streets.
Dreeaon H T.. northeast corner Stewart
and Wilson streets.
Deignan. Daniel No s3s Indian street.
nirEs. A o. No aG Whitaker street.
Genkcu. Herman ~. northwest corner
Brougnton and Prco streets.
Graham. e. r.. Pulaski House. BUN
street
Hicks Y NJ. No. q Congress street. west.
Immcn. John H.. northwest corner Jones
and UBhersham streets.
Klurman A. No So Sims street.
Luhs. John p. northwest corner Ilber-
~ ANA Hshcrsham streets.
Meufnl Carl. No Ga0 Liberty street east.
Mccormick. VIM. No. 625 Indian street
Mcbride T. r.. No. SIS Bay street. east.
Q'Kecfe. Jas Manager. southwest corner
Drayton and HrouEhton streets.
sullivan. John. No IS Congress street.
west
sullivan. John j., No 30 Bryan street.
east
Travcrs. r, No 81 Bull street. screven
House
Watson a Powers, De soto Hotel. Liberty
street near Bull street
wade. John r.. corner Ogiethofpe ave-
nue. and Houston streetA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

From the New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle. Nov u.s.
The visible supply OF cotton 20 Nov Is.
as made up by cable and telegraph Is as
follows Continental stocks. a. well as
those FOR Great Britain and the aaoat. are
this weeks returns. and consequently all
European figures are brought down 10
Thursday evening. Bus 20 make the total
the complete figures for Nov ig
We add the item of exports from the Unit
"a States. including ia &c tho exports OF
Friday only.