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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-07-18

nothing to complain of, except that he
was exceedingly lonesome.
II would be better satisfied and more
contented if they would send for my
wife, SO that she could be here with me-"
he said with a hearty laugh.
Mrs. McGillis is about the same age as
her husband and is a well preserved
woman 1t is said they have always
been a very devoted couple and their
enforced separation is a great blow to
them both.
McGillis was convicted in Teton coun-
ty of cattle stealing and sentenced to one
year in the pen. In conversation with
members OF the prison board he dis.
claimed any knowledge of the crime for
which he is doing time. He seemed to
take the matter philosophically, though
and said he could stand it if the state
could.-Independent.
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Observation-Disclosures

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. K~ingsbury wi th
their guests Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Hughes
and Miss Casey went to the Birch creek
canyon last Thursday and spent Sc veral
days in fishing and recreation.
M. N. Lease the contractor who built
residences for VIM. Cowgirl and Thos
B. Magee, last summer, is one of the
Great Falls posse in pursuit of the train
robbers.
Toney Garcia, one of the I'll riders
was brought in by jeff Preuitt last Sun
day, his collar bone having been broken
by a fall from his horse caused by the
inevitable badger hole. The patient is
at the Morton Hotel and under DIR.
Wines treatment is rapidly improving.
Or. Barth, Dentist, Conrad
Blk. Great Falls.
Mr.. NIGEL, a horse buyer from High
River, Alberta, is in town interviewing
the horsemen. Speaking of bronze grass
Nr. Nicol exhibited a sample nearly Aft.
tall which he says is the average on 100
acres of the new forage plant which he
has under cultivation at his ranch.
Coroner Magee received a telegram
from Judge Dawes of Shelby last night,
stating that a boy had peer run over
and killed by a railroad train at that
place, bus containing no further partic-
ulars. The coroner requested Judge
Dawes to hold the inquest.
County Commissioners Perkins and
Connolly arrived late last night from
Choteau on their return from the ses
sion of the board of equalization. The
board scrutinized the assessment book
and increased the assessment to the
amount of $4,000.
The contest against B. Percy Clark's
homestead entry has been decided in
favor of Harry Howe, the contestant
the register and receiver holding that
occasional visits to the land on Dupuyel
creek, when the entrymyn was engaged
in the sheep business on the Muddy was
not a compliance with the law as to resi-
dence. Mr.. Clark was not present al
the taking of the testimony, being de
tanned in New York.
Through the courtesy of Presidenr
Craig of the Montana University, we are
in receipt of the annual register of that
institution.
The state university offers a complete
r collegiate course inclu ding te chnical in
truction in mechanical engineering,
and that it is making great progress il
shown by the numberof studentswhich i
/, now placed at 235. The establishment
of a free high school in Teton count.
has furnished the connecting link for
: our young people and a university ed
ucation can now be easily acquired b.
l. all who desire it.
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First Publication July 1s, 1901.

During last May an infant child Of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of
Cha nberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
l felt sure it would do good if used ac-
cording to directions. In two days time
the child had fully recovered. The child
is now vigorous and healthy. I have
recommended this remedy frequently
and have never known it to fail.-Mrs
Curtis Baker, Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold
by Thos. B. Magee.
F. D.. Kingsbury & Go, are selling Rex
-four at $3.50 per 100. A fresh car load
just in.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office Helena, Montana
July &, 1901

United States Land Office Helena, Montana.
July &, 1901
,1crice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his cEllss-
and that said proof will be made before y NJ
Wilcox, u. s. Com'r at Shelby, hofSt:Ifl2
On August &c. 1901, viz:
SfEPHEN'BUCCHLEH.
Tor II. E. No. 1921 for the w neAs e. nw4sec-
%, tip. 60 H.. r. w.
He names the following witnesses to- provo
his continuous residence upon and cu:t4Vl-
tion of said land, viz.
Edward Hughes, Mark Fowler, Evan d.
Jones, Angus Finlayson OF Ponaera. Mont.
GEORGE GREENE.
Register:
First Publication July II, 1901.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

@%e~$s%~e%~e$*ee~~ %e~e$*%%ee*@~sss*
Subscribe for the AcANTHA.
Tops for the boys, at the drug store.
The very latest styles Of Stetson hat
JOS. Hirsa5erg & Cos. =
THE ACANTHA is mailed to all sub
scribers every week, and if you fail to
get your copy, let US know.
Subscribe for the AcANTHA only one
dollar a year..
Get your boots or shoes half soled
the Dupuyer harness shop.
Checker boards, crib boards, puzzles
and games at the Drug store.
A fine lot of stationery just opened up
at the drug store.
The famous A. B. 9. st. Louis beer or
ice at the @. & L. saloon.
Call for Ale and Porter, a cool drink at
the Q. & L. saloon.
Another new lot of stationery just re-
ceived at the drug store.
Queen Mary cigars; wines, liquors,
and beer on ice at the @. & l.. saloon.
Born: To the wife of M. D. Elliott on
the 18th inst, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Hem attended the
Great Falls carnival.
j. A. Van Buskirk is at Great Falls
disposing of his wool clip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Quail have return :
ed from their visit to Great Falls.
DIR. Barth, Dentist, Conrad Blk.
Great Falls.
J.V. Davies and son returned Mon
day evening from the Great Falls carni-
val.
FOR SALE-The Henry Honung ranch
on Birch creek. Inquire at this Office.
Peter Meran a wealthy sheepman Of
Deer Lodge county is looking over the
Dupuyer ranges.
Bobby Burns the poetic mixologist O
Shelby is studying the rhythmic prose o
Dupuyer.
DIR. Barth, Dentist, Conrad Bill
Great Falls.
Mrs. Joseph Rirshberg and son o
Helena are. visiting with Mrs. Car
Harris.
P. A. Prince and F. H. Dean are build
ing a new residence for COMMISSIONS
Doui;oo ~ b;e bocoa ronob
J. N. Sturgeon, who recently went t.
southern California for his health is re
ported to be much benefited by tn
change.
Little Joe Harris is fast recovering
from his recent illness and is under tn
care of a trained nurse from Great Fails
n The horse roundup, which has been i
charge IofJeff Preuitt since George Mo-
gan was accidentally shot, disbande
last Monday. The I'll roundup wi
: probably work all summer.
Under Sheriff Acton came up fror
Choteau Saturday afternoon and serve
some papers which had not been r'
specte1 when in the hands of q speci'
constable, but which cost a little mol
in the out come.
Henry Honung paid, Dupuyer q fe
days visit this week, and judging fro
bis aldermanic proportions he must be
line with the march of prosperity. I
is engaged in the hotel business at Kali
!, pell.
DIR. Barth, Dentist, Coara
A.. BIZ. Great Falls.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land office, Helena, Mont.
LII a 1nnt

UnII5u STATES Land OHlce, HeIena, Mont.
July 10, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentio n
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that SAID proof will be made before James
M, Wilcox, U. s. Com'r. at Shelby, Mont,
on Aug. 90, 1901. viz.
HENRy f. S-ToLTENBERG.
For II E No. 1887 for the lots /, 2. 8, VIZ NED
sec. 10, tip. 81 n, r. 2w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culti va
ton Of said land, viz:
Clyde Martin, of Gold Butte, Mont, Min
Edmonson, William Davis, Frank Hughes, of
Shelby, Mont.
GEORGE D. GREENE,
Register.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office Helena, Mont.

United States Land Office Helena, Mont.
July 5, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Clementina E,
Joiner of Shelby, Teton Co, Mont. has fled
notice of intention to max proof. on her
desert-land claim No. 4494 for the VIZ sw4 sec.
80, ne4 SEA, 81 SEA sec. 81, tip. 81 H., r. 2 W and lot
4, sw4 nw4, nw4 sw4 sec. 4, tp. 80 H., r. 2 W be-
fore James NJ. Wilcox. u. ScCom'r. at Shelby,
Mont, on the 18th day of AuguSts19O1.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
John Joiner, ]. D.. Davidson, Elmer Whitti-
car, James A. johnson of Shelby, Mont.
GEORGE d. GREENE,
Register.
First publication July II, 1901. Q
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$50 good books for sale
at less than half price.
E. w. Fleming.
NOTECE-Hay Contract.

The undersigned will contract with
responsible parties for cutting and
stacking about 400 ons of hay on his
ranches Ing the Dry Forks. All hay
stands within a radius of IL miles from
the stack yard. Haying to- commence
the first week in July. j. G. McCUA1G
Dupuyer, Mont, June 18Th. 2t-
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PROPERTY NOT TtNED.
Real Estate To the Value af About $500.
900. ONO Nov FNempi ~ Tits state.

The ConHtit utional Amendment sub
mitted TO the voters u New York state
this year was designed 10 prohibit the pas
cage Of any laws increasing the amount
81 real property exempted from u ration.
The presen, amount ~ property 20 oS-
enlpt is about $500 .OO0 600. or a seventh ot
the total valuation Of the state, Including
real estate and personal property
Much 81 tho exemption 10 due 10 Laws
passed by successive Legislatures. bat a
considerable par would he necessarily
sIempt.d, Thus the lnit.d states Gov
smInen, has NEARLY 40 .OS Oyo % real go
tate within the boundaries II New iCrk
aud NJ THE amount 81 yo 10 j. within tl.
o1unti.. making up tlo Greater New iorh
Then. 1. s9lsD.Oo Of Federal Govern
nani prol-tty ln Buffalo aud D. AZ in
usseso The uthsr ciles II the state
d. no' oontHbuls much 10 The total
rls sists II Ar~ lurh OWES proI"uy
to tho yslus 81 sssy voD,SS Of shich tgg
oSyyp worth including ths siai" 'slatnl
snd . nuul-f ~ state Ilspsrmsri,s. 10
"a ihF uiy ~ Aitah,
Iirf. 10 o. 1905 ~ htsis pfulsfib in
no nf-stsi As~ l"h aHd . sop UD 40
kasssfs Islls iuryaihs 40 Htst' fsrs
fosrftstlun in taai go lhTiT h s1tss
" hiais pr.prny m buhsia ts.sD
lEcludlls no itilusAioig a. hnais
. ssiss ihsaudll.s ne hiais Inntf 10
slbuIn snd . ~ "s iastuains 40 h'sis
n usiatal fa 80 lnsais uus
g. sddFlen tu iisss usss tissss 10 -
"a ns a psuiib lislsnp sisSs"s -
m4llats put-iig sDa o.. S1ss ~ ~ir-a
pfatanB - sharI D isAss D. n iiAfs
Isa4dihs iaulal imtriatl
AZ ils~ Isias 90 rhsilH 500 a. saa
as iAas - sisSsss q slafri 900
snB isasaS ~ lHHtsstf aHtusss a.
asntsia asss sHa ssssY - lasi-fff
y-aialsssa sNA p~saar nassb a. saa
t.aH ilsas D. 1919 a Hassiishsss
t.stsHIb A. uHH HstH "a siaft % lH
$40 ssd lasa iH isais issH
eel flflH
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IHeg.Rsising on shIpbas ri.

FROM INC b3NtWoTt AWt i'dn
An imm.n.- hog. Wei CHING aSo pounds.
thAt had NJ. nj his entire lie on the deck
% q ship az sea and which made nine long
voyages, wS. slaughtered yesterday on the
big thrss-masted schooner Isabella Gill,
capt Collision, 10 port discharging lumbef
from savaunah While Tie vessel Sas ~
ssbiBe Pass. Ties li-t January. a man
oame sboArd and offered q -uckllns pig 30
bigger than o cat iu eIchbnss Tor q small
Dot II peas which had been laid 90 deck ILs
trade sas madr The pig hssan a. ihrY. On
tho waste food the -isSurd gave hlm aHd
suon be,ans an sulH seaman ~. 0utsf-u
tho chiuken "IOp 10 NhluL ~ lived aud mads
hr bunk under tie fpisuasu. head he
sat kGoNu a. Dsnuis aud slSap fss
sfohdsd ~ biz name shsn tapt Collision
allied LUm Ne sfloysd rstins ius 1sam
from n sIsuu nrhnis made inis noiu
FaLinr Pace g. abb 10 Nee ioft a. MAJ.
upaus ~ 40 Nssi lhdlss ~ fufks Island
a. Philadelphia 60 savannah a. halflmsn
g. hassbn4h 10 tvuandHa sud Lask a.
halunniu a. 90 srtuhs tps ~ a. 80
Hts biz s4ausss and tnf thai isssau sss
tlla o. Weighed ss inYHgs susJ LsA,
slaushtrffd and tfsned I'D aas h4uE N
ihs tisin fsulss ID ufH ~ Zoe 90 sas
rfNsn tfff
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Coffee wa somewhat easier In tone owing TO dis
appointing European cables and local and foreign
ceiling. but az the primary receipts. were nght,
Brazilian markets were steady and there was
more or less covering. prices remaining practically
stationary,
~THA-Spots we're quiet a. itc. for Japan No. 4
Futures were dull bu, steady.
NAVAL sroHs.- spirit, Of turpsnIne. !7sssse.
Common TO good strained rostn. ti S. TO NeQ.
PaovIsfoss-Lsrd was easy: refined coni!nent.
ti0S Western choice, tioU9if Brazil kegs. 81 20,
South American. SOS. Meals were essJ; plckled
beliles. s,saiocs do hams, 81 sloc: do shoulders.
low. Sic. Dressed hogs. 7.9sbtc Butter
Gd .S, 1.acy. '' =. a. &C. nrs cs.e sS s s,sts1 S'1 &c
septembef small. faney, lorc eile large. l9c y
iOi,c light skins. large. choice, Tisc.gfAc. Rggs
State and Pennsylvania 2sc Western, ~.
Chicago, Dec. i-"provis,ons declined a little
early because Of a weaker hog market anu on
rather liberal selling ofiard between English house.
However. there was a good general demand with
outside spectators leading IN the buying. especl
ally OF pork. all through the day. This caused
. reaction ana closed the market nrm 81 the top
prices"
suoan Raw ~As arm and quiet Of $40. for o.
test aud 0 y s7c, for " test, Renned Wa aulet aud
-. ana... .... a.. 49,. uVl....
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R.sss - go :, 500 KIisI n.lb 80
fsnst hIfe 10 tsff ffsaftfd NHssss hesf
eide - isafa0a alsisa AashsSasn
slf-1 nis"fg 49,
1872 Tsa
~ E'sg ~. is.sf F1
isasFf - sEfsy 80 snti HnadHs 80
sfsa hsf 80 lfsf S fsn - 49, 81 ~
teea ttsf aa ~ HNf Flfaff -
az ~ s.f sNffssfH s.u kksf
t.tf 80
A"aps = 20 rss - 10. o. ss
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Covering Of shorts. New Orleans buying. more or
less buy1ng for Wal! street and tnr Nes,s anu =
taking tn their hedges. caused q very fair advance
Ia cotton. Llyerpoel was higher. southern sp9!
reports were favorable and the iepdency OF the
speculation IN believed to be TOWARD better prices.
Some who were Inclined 10 think that the Govern
ment has put the crop a little too low. ,neverhelcss
believe that II Is . short crop, soInev here. tnat ":
from 10. 600 600 to 10, 7S0.o 0 bales. and that II Will
not be enough for the needs Of ihe trade THIS sea
son. The small estimate of Houston receipts
for Monday caused not a little buying is re
garded as q straw showing which way the wind
blows.
CorYss-Rio on the spot was quiet and steady
2, eae, for Nc, = sale, 200 sag' MEXICAN, ~
with sales OF i1.bp bags. Havre and hambuIg
declined American warehouse deliveries, ~.
7ssbags. Rio was unchanged exchange unc
a. ~ I isd. receipts. s.eo bags stock. $4,000
Santos was unchanged; receipts, 2p.On bags; stork,
i.ts7,ooo. Interior receipts, S.l0 Prices mere
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rH a. NssffaF fH -
a. - nfr 600 Isfs Iff fHIra e ~
~ nlkH g. ats sHhff Cd fafH. 4
Nf ~ faNlnisd fHffHHH N.Hf Hff d M
fHIHHaf NHffI EEL - o. 80 faHI co.
fsfff Has NaHf Al fh HHIH NHf arHH
aHH &C., ~ HHiH NaHf 600 IHH
TO- = T. . $50 aNHf a. mHH
fH fHasH 80 fffHHf sHHrfHfHfff ~
aaid - u 80 NHtH a. H|af fai o.
zee n 80 sffFi nNsa hafr ~ HHI 49,
a. hairf "a w. iuff.rf Nnf fHHf FhIlN 90
nafffI - rfHsf ~ mHaHf I'LL Al HHs
FHaHH $3.50 e. HHf FHfm 81 o.
faaiasf fhsi ~ saHfaa 90 hFa faIf
IT, 80 ssg sIfN . frHIaH Il HaNaHf|"
NI6 4mN Hfn o. Hfrf faIHH
ssFef flaf 80 Tea 90 ffHfaa A.
go naFaufnf =. afHsU nfHf frfaf eel.
. HfNs r. Hsnfs - : uasffsf a. asntHa
a. go a. aasatHsssa ausf HnH frrrff 90
- tHf isfss 80 fsff-fs Iuaf a. teafA 49,
. ..-.aa o. - $780, hm=if aartHd.
ia ~ 10 tss So fsrfufsaH sould - rurI
10 - sss~fa 49, hs $500 - - hetas
v p~unishnlsuf ff tiofsfuu ~ tss fsors
ftsfutsa
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THE RAILROADS. DEATH ROLL.
Heaviest In Chicago-New Works Fatalf'
ties Not Half "a Many.

More people meet death by railroad
accidents in Chicago than anywhere else
in this country, according to statistics
compiled by the Federal Labor Bureau.
New York comes second. hut with feW
more than a third as many deaths. The
railroads, steam and electric. killed 50
persons In Chicago last year. and only
l24 IN New York.
The Chicago steam railroads killed 7Sr
persons in the course OF the wear and the
surface cars only 70, Here the deaths
we're In inverse ratio,
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H |f .H lH"f. 80
HH.H uH ffvr =
- aHa o. a. m sssf
- 49, cole fsf 1000 = FH
II . lsefH AZ a. 80 lf
J. ~ ~ lfHHH ~ ~ o..
- ~ 80 80 o. ~
"a $50 stffy IL saaf
49, 49, 80 z HfH 10 A. HIHIH
49, ss ssfH a. snas = rNf
a. 800 80 80 49, o. sa
81 - n r le nsf NE
ttF q aaaHa 49, 80 fsf
80 faHHHiHiaf NH 90 e. Ns
80 3D. nasftsa - ~Hts 80 u go
10 H. ode MNs II aHfHs IF f
lraU "a 10
s.. 80. "a
o. - saft toe - $3.50 81 nenYa.Hs
49, & s~g~tntlea . Gees 80 fasnsss sH4
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leo. s.sn-. .. ss.,.., SEQ

III II $4,000
I.rlas 80 ssfr ssnfnhf hen . 49, ~ lss -
staa 60 ssHffs snUtaif ~ ssis tfass sHf $1,000
Efetsa asaru.f AZ . iaH fsfasftf seaeA sfAs
snFasn - go go msAH - ssrsfs sas 80
r.sssasa aa IsH sHf isN $50 o. iatsnteis
aasa stIf HHf tffHtsr = iasf go
tr.Ha o. &C. I'll 800 90 iaeftafafs 80
insf fafasaa o. ftfHnfHsai $500 sst
..ss 49, TO- rsHsf isffAH sEisss sss 20 lss
a.sa 49, ssasuIa tsfas go 10 90 ~ CO.'S
I.ss thf ID. 90 nsfa naH az asst ~
80 taff H rs Hfsaf hgs fss . -
ssHf 80
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Government bonds steady at uuohan ged
quotations, Railway and other bonds IT.
regular, The features were Buriin ston and
Quincy -. joint bonds. Consolidated Tobacco
~. Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis a.,
Mexican Central incomes, Iron Mountain ~,
Reading Gencrsl 4s. Standard Rope and Irvine
incopes. Texas Pacific lists. Wabash debep-
tpres B. Atchlson. Baltimore and Ohio, Central
q GEORGIA. New York Central and Union
Pacific issues.
CommsrcisI price Of bar silver Ip New York
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at axe.
Money on call, .ISa5 per. cent: Time
money !; quoted At y. per cent for four and
FOUR e and IN q. month"; 1s,ls2sHc on al "alvRFdssspGiss'n ; and d's !
1er cent. for three spd six months, all in;
r,tcsissBBi.; other S s"e s * per " c.ns' 0"'
. s%,sTl..s tsshsSsS fsyelOSs .a,s sa5oeP.'G,G n!
did MOI. sail until Q later hour thar usual and
es%'p se,H %s' rs quoted =. at l ,Ss, a is M" for sG TIE
worked IN favor o., q deciipe, one y liberal
hension as to desrer money next week which
spprehsnsicn vas inctessed on the appssr;
for long bins. - as; sisht drafts, s4ssn
Sctnal rates; Long bills. = s!St. ~: ,isht
GEHan en- Francs were quoted stsisH
aslsLt for long and 5 6t.ds1s,s for short
reichsnsrks, ~ is-i6da 5 lilo FOR lone and
psbassh for short: euildern. Goa lok for
long and cox 20 sic for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
ine. I-loc premium Sa vsanah- Ruyine Q. hc
on selling G, par New O~rleans-BaDk. par.
commercial, u rs discount San Francisco
Sight. 7hc premium; tele graph. Sc. premium
81. Touis-Psr. Chica ao-3oc premium.
CincinnAti-Between banks. 500. discount;
over counter. 4oc. premium.
The New York Clearing House statement:
Exchange. $500 2A. 81; balance. $3.50, esS:
Sub Treasury debit balance. si50.<S7
The weekly statement Of averages Of the
Clearing unuse hanks shOMa,
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There was a surplus o wear ago OF Is .7oi ,i25
and two years ago OF Se,ss9,S2b.
The imports Of general merchandise. in
Guiding dry goods. At the port Of New York
last week were III ,22e,elo against Oh, 77i so
the previous week and 1885, .O02 for the cor
rs.g Sss. g, week sss v. lat year The i%PSrtss
Sis7. asa was gold, making total specie I'm 20 rts
since Jan l.. H2iSss Exports Of specie
total Of O. 's....s as,In "ao q SCI s7; Is. pre-,
vious week. The exports of specie sine
Jan I have been Gold. tta. i2e. ao7. and
RAILWAY gross earnings for November
compared with those % the same month Of
Inst wear are ns follows
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ssss ss.- ace a.ssstts nsss
'tF 60 nffsf fat~f TablasIsa Psrasas-
- tfs srsr 80 tsss suusstrinl n rssl
49, a. s4Ftfuss As
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t..ss 49,. o ssf'sss< ss'-t,sss.sns
.s-C 1"
sa4 "a afnafsas kNne kdff q eeu~4f . 80
~. .<tla gst@Hs 81. gslsAsa .
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Peoria 4 Eastern ......... 2os.eTs Inc. son
The Chicago Terminal Transfer Rs road
ISL. an increase OF ~. Us? a. compared with
the ~ me month Of lBst year and net q S.ett.
40 Increase o. is,IIG For ,he four m.nths
so. an increase Of $50 SGT as compared with
the correspondents period OF a,t year and
net s;e..s71. an increase 81 si1.Sse
The SAINTS Pc. Prescott and. Ph9niI Rail-
road reports gross earnings for October II
sss 10, an Increase 81 SOL A. compared
,,,. , ,h: a. '1 ,%.,s %ao, = 8. lS' T fcH g.. s:d ,o ss.
months ending Oct ~ the gross earnings
we're .tS.tsti an increase ~ $3.50 2. c9m,
year aud net siTi 7ss. al increase Of ti1 Sos
The san Antonio ana aIsn.s. Pa; RAJ,
,,SS5',i q Ss.rs month & sIsg year GG sss re-,
sis..i0:, a DECREASE 81 tsS ,sss F0r the -four
months ending OCT 81 The, .fo.. eafnlhs-
psfed With the contemplating psIiod 81 last
yeAf and net tsie.ssi adscreess Of ", 'r
Tho Pittsburs and Western nailrosd reports
i%nSs.s. ~ So Is. a. IMPAIRED siH no
a. Isa..s. . ,sis 10 a.. ,.rss sss,s.
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,. IT, o.S.:. oti;.G IT, 6 80 ss.i s.a';aS
sane month ~ laSi ssaI and net eAsI SEQ
80 insfsfss ~ tslss loI ~ gssI .nsihs
ihass.s Of U.I so y. Ympsssd .iiI 10
sssl .s' l@ls.ss y w. ~
Tho f.aiPi. 81 AZ o's.mm.s' le.asy
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tft ss ssf 1h@ ai~fhnfrssishts ssss sN
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q Ace Lsts ls.l 'itg y. . stls's.
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tsAaf al inauaihs 10 so tsssfss ~
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80 nss. ssss 100. T3 80
q s'a'-' 's' ,s -ts .sms
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-08

day. ..".'....., III. 900 TO 1900 1904 1895
Augusta shipped TO day i,si7 bales; Memphis,
1880; 81. Louis, ASH and Houston. it?It In
New Orleans January was 1s0E7Sc, closing
Isea7sTc,; March. ! s4e7sic.. closing ! ssa1eec.
Futures here closed hrn at a net advance