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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-12
THE FLOUR MARKET
TRADE REPORTED MoDERATE-PR1CEs RE
MAIN FIRM

Not much business reported in -four this
morning There is not so active demand as last
week and sales are lighter than on the OPEN
ing days of this week. Buyers appear to have
satisfied their immediate needs and are inclined
to wait little before placing any large orders.
Pr1ces meanwhile hold very steady.
Shipments, 40, 912 barrels.
First patents quoted 81 2O0l4 3d. second
patents, 81 05M415: first clears So loans %:
second clears. 50 306I2 DO -. - 800
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s1o11x CITY live 'sToCK, June 12.-Ca

700: hogs, 5000 Hogs 5Gioc lower Sales:
81, 215 lbs, $685. g. 234 lbs, $50; GA, 80 lbs.
$685., .g
Sales: is beeves, 1O22 lbs 81 60; 10, 1872 lbs,
$4.so;19, 1,345 lbs, $500; 3 cows, $3.50 lbs,
$40; stockers, 500 lbs, $3.50; 10 stockers.
$50 lbs, $500; 9 stockers, 1853 lbs. $50; 10
yearlngs, $50 lbs, $500; 6 yearlings, $50 lbs.
So. IS: yearlings. $50 lbs, $435.
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Psychological

POMOEOGICAL.
She's evidently the apple Of his eye"
"He told me she was peach
$50? Well at any rate, they are a fine
looking pair
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo.
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Friday, June 12.-Extra creamery butter,
firm; packing stock, firm. Strictly fresh
eggs, firm. Fancy country dressed veal,
weak. Poultry, steady.
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS June 12-Bank clearings to-
day. $217o912. 49,. New York exchange. selling lin
rate T5c premium. buying rate Csc premium; Chi
cago exchange selling rate SOC premium buying
BERLIN, June 12.Exchange on London 20
marks, 43M pigs for checks
Discount rates: Short bills. ~ per cent;
three months bills. 3H per cent
ranca 2 cenmes er PEI sbe
count. Exchange on London, % francs Il cen
times for checks.
LONDON, June 1.-THE amount of bullion
taken into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day was G17.O0O. .55s4 5gas
NEW YORK June 12.-Ladenburg Thalmann
s.. Co. will ship $250.OOp gold to Buenos Aires
Tomorrow. making total Of 81 ,35d,ooo engaged
for South America this week. a.
st. Paul clearings, $314, S47.2S.
LONDON, CLOSING STOCKS, June 12.-con-
soils for money, 8 1916; Con-
soils for account 81 sic; Anaconda, 4 V Atchi-
son, 7Oas; 5Atchfson preferred. 81; Baltimore &
Ohio, 81; Canadian Pacific. 126A Chesapeake &
Ohio. SO; Chicago Great Western, 1917; Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul. 156; DeBeers. q Is; Den
yer & Rio Grande preferred. SO; Erie $685. Erie
first preferred 6s1s; Erie second preferred. 56;
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for they day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, 4; Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul, = Minneapolis & st. Louis, 1; Chicago,
Northern. 2; Northern Pacific. 1; Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy. 2; Wisconsin Central, l. Chi
cage, Rock Island & Pacific. 2; total. 2.
DtSpOSition of stock Thursday, June IL:
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977hc: December, TN arse.
REe-Dull; state, 59@61c c i ( New York;
No. western, 50c b afoat. s
Gorn-Receipts. lO6.050 hu; sales. 10000 blu;
market steady on the low temperatures and had
little nc. activity; September, 81 1-16@54ssc.
steady track White ea 4oa 9s narAe' quiet anu
Close: Wheat--Jrly. 81A @S1asc; September
Tssc Corn--July. 561ac; September, 543sc.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, June 12.-Flour-
STEADY e WheatEstrong; close. No ! northern
asked puts. 751sc bid: calls 1890 bid. Rye
Firm F1r No. l. h3Ac Barley-Firm; No. 2, 57@
3sA @3sNc. Corn---July, 4s1ac asked puts 4s1l
@4Sasc askedls calls 4Sa4c. asked.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, june 12.-close Wheat
spot ,setady; No 2 red western winter, IS 4d
No. ! northern spring, IS I'd; No. California
Is 1Ad; Corn, spot, American mixed new, firm
6s "a; American mixed old easy, 5s led; fut res
quiet; june, nominal; July, as Tad; September
As sgd. 800
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HIDES, FURs, WOOL, ETC.
MOI No.
Green sailed steer hides ............ 8A ia
Green sailed heavy hides ........7A GA
Green sailed light hides ............. tx 53l
Green frozen, lie per Id less.
Green sailed calf. to Is lbs 49,. .10h 9
Green sailed veal kip ............... SA ga
Green sailed veal kip ............... 81 6&
Green sailed calf to Is lbs ....... IL Oh
Green sailed veal kip ............. Sh Z
Green sailed deacons, each ........55 45
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
large ..... ..... $5lO Z.lO
Green salted horse or mule hides
medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ESQ LIS
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Dry flint Montana Oregon, Washing
ton and idaho butchers hides, fat. .16
Montana bulls and fallen hides II
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscon-
sin and similar ..................1O M1OL
Green sailed pelts, large to small,
Dry flint calf skins ..........1s @11
Dry flint territorial pelts, per lb 10 oil
IalloW, IN cakes ..-................ 55s "a 49,
IalloW, IN barrels ................... 5K a az
Gfease, llght ..................., Az m3a:
Wool medium unwashcd ......... .141a ais
Wool, fine, unwashed liz a12h
Tedtners' goose ....- .................40 645
rea.nels' uIck 64n
feathers, turkey .................... 21s@ 8
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, June 12-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 400. Market steady; Beef steers. s. %
M525: cows and heifers, $3.2564.75; stockers
and feeders $3OO64.9O
Hogs-.Recepts: $4,000. Market SC lower
Heavy S.. 95l6.1O; pigs, $500M5.90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady. Sheep,
S.. OO6575; lambs, $5.756675.
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WEATHER And CROP NEWS FAYORS The BEARS
RANGE or WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEApoL1s

Close 81
To-day. Yesterday Year Ago.
Juys 7s& 7sh@7%s 7sA@7s% s% .7%@74A
Sept Tx 71M@71M u @71h 1h@nA .1A@n~ say
.7oM
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, June
12-Rye-July, 51@52c; September, SOC. Flax
$1.1O; July, ~: September, $1.14. Timothy
June: $3.75. Clover-June $11.50. Barley-Cash,
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, June 12.-Close: Wheat,
lower; No. 2 red cash elevator. nominal; July,
r1Ac; September, 32sc; No: hard nominal.
September, 46Rc. Oats, strong; No. cash,
nominal; track white, 5o@55c; July, 37Ac; Sep
climber, 33Ac; No. 2 white, nominal
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, June -
ugaI,, 9e test, 1920; molasses sugar, 2 2s.s2c
refined, steady; crushed, $5.45; powdered, 4e5c
granulated $4S5 Coffee, quiet; No. Z Rio
5Bc. Molasses, dull; New Orleans, 3I64Oc
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


No fax Nc.
No No 2rye4S@
81 4
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A BETTER AVERAGE
Hogs and Cattle Garry a Fair Per-
centage Of Desirable Stock
in Receipts.
Prices About Steady All Around
Sheep in Good General
Demand.

South st. Paul, MINI, June 12-Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards to-day: Cattle,
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. |, 1903 to date, as compared with the same
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Corsets fitted by Experts.
The Corset Department.

Right Hand Aisle, Center of Store. WYE don't altogether take to the idea that women AkA made up of ribbons and faces. But we hold that we'll fitting corset has whole lot to do with their harmonious and well dressed get-up. If you have had the slightest trouble in getting yourself up properly don't you think the corset had something to do with it1 Supposing you call on and have Corset expert fit you with Kabo or La Grecque La Spirite Anyhow, come look at our Corsets and get prices. It will be revelation to you to see how much you could save by patron izing this Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Mems and Boys Furnishings.
Left ailse-in Rear.

65HS another venture with us. We mean Boys
 Clothing. We pleased to state that we have been very successful indeed Evidently efforts to give you the 'best for the money appreciated We will at all times your while call and for anything in the line of furnishings for men and boys.
 Suits for boys and youths, correctly cut dey designed surely sewed and precisely pressed Age from to 6 price SI.5o to S5.5o.
 MEMS HOSEA pair of these socks between your foot and your boot will your walk through le p 25c soc
 TIES-Tak about novelties! Colo Bold effects Strong contrasts! No show you complete line than showing All the fall shades in 4n-hands strings, pus imperial ascots English Squares in fact anything in neckwear, at easy prices, 25c and soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

any pocketbook; per yard 75c, 5sc, 39c.
 PIPELINES. Stylish Zlbelines in smooth and rough effects in the lat est shades Tor fall and winter; black, brown, blue, the new zink gray and other shades. Prices from $2.Oo to 49c yard.
 GALASHIEL CHEvIoTS. The new imported Scotch Galashiel Cheviots; a rich and rare cloth of mannish ef- fecct. Prices from $3.5O to 9Sc.
 SANGLIER BoUToNNE SUIT INGs. An entirely new fabric this season; ornamented with knub yarn; all the new shades; widths from 46 inch to 54 inch. Prices from $1.75 to $1.oo yard.
 PANAMA SUITINGS. Plain and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Shirt Waists---In Corset Department.

MUST look at theml Is there not a magnetic S touch and tone in the styles and make up of Ladies Shirtwaists7 There is more, there is exclusiveness to assortment A sort of reserve controlled by buyer that styles found here not to be had elsewhere, while our prices are lower than anywhere else. The differ ent weaves in Silk waists, Crepe de Chine Madras, Oxfords and the fashionable Vesting Cloth. Prices from soc to $1z.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

PEAU DE CYGNE SILK, in black and cclors and the new pastel shades 21 inch wide. Fall Opening Price per yard 65c.
 NoPPE SILKS; the new fabric for shirt waist suits or separate waists; 1o inch wide; excellent material and warranted to wear; per yard 75c.
 BLACK TAFFETAS. Guaranteed to wear; one yard wide; will not crock or fade. Price per yard $1.es to oSc.
 PEAU DE SoIEs. Rich, soft and clinging materials; comes in the diff ferent widths from 19 inch to 27 irch; in prices from $1.75 to 75c yd.
 CoLoRED TAFFEAS. All the new shades of silk taffetas, including white and cream-at prices to suit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

fancy shot effects; black and colors; a suitable suiting; price $1.5o to 65c
 BLACK PIPELINES. In black Dress Goods we take the lead and hold it by reason of giving you best values. If you haven't tried us you should not fail to do so now. The proof of the pudding lies in the eat ing of it. Supposing now you call Monday or Tuesday and take a look at our new black zibelines; 45 inch wide, panne finish; strictly all wool; at per yard 85c.
 The better grades too are remark able values at $1.75, S1,5o and $1.oo per yard.
 VENETIAN CLOTH. Black; fast color; all wool 50 inch wide; elegant finish; per yard S5c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Rugs---RemarkabIe Reductions.

Jute Smyrna Rugs 3ox6o in. .......... ,.. $I1o Smyrna Rugs, all wool 3ox6o in. :. ....... r.8s Smyrna Rugs, all wool 36x7a in .28s smyrna Rugs all wool extra heavy 4x7 it. =. s. 50 Smyrna Rugs, all wool extra heavy 6xo it. g. so Brussel Squares, all wool ox1o 1-s fit. 11.oS Brussel Squares, all wool oxIa it. 1475' Smyrna Squares, all wool size exI2 1t -. 1878 Wilton Squares, all wool size oxrz .237s Auboson Squares, all wool size ox1a fit. 2s. .oo Royal Administer all wool size ox1a it. =. 100 Wilton Administer, all wool size ox12 fit. 50
 Royal Wilton, the richest floor covering yet beautiful designs and colorings, size ox1a f never sold anywhere for less than $so our price ..$3e
 IF Pieces Rare Wilton Carpets, without border PCT ydEo .O4C
 In this it's the argeness of the quality that makes the Smalness of the price. Of course, we cannot tell how long these will last at these prices, therefore it. be to your interest to come early. ScreenS A beautiful line of them filled with
 Silkoine and fancy Silks, come in Oak and Mahogany, different sizes. Prices from 4oc to $7.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Just Reccived--Wom Shoes.

A new installment of the popular patent Colt, mat top, Polish and Butchers, high Cuban heels,
 extension sole. perfect fitting shoes, pr. .$3 co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Domestic Department.
A Pew PIums From This Section of Our Mammoth E

A FeW TOT his Section nap al % to inh W for rd8 Monday dTuesdv
 
  pieces all ecele yard23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Granite Art Squares.

These Art Squares are, coming in with rush. They are durable, they look we'll and from sani- tary standpoint they are very desirable. Inexpen- sive too. tryf l%
 Size 3x3 yards, $3.oo: A ,s
 Size 3x3 I-z yards, 3.5o.
 Size 3x4 yards, 400.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Walking Skirts. ,

securing some juicy plums, and here it is the prices will bring your neighbors when
 see what you have bought, and how much n you have saved. It is unnecessary to add it's the best Skirt in town for the price. ( black and grey--a $6.5 article: Monda,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

With each and every pair of School Shoes for the little man miss we will give useful souvenir in the shape of neat and attractive lock-box with key containing slate and lead pencils. Aside from this our prices will be marked extremely low for this occasion. Note prices:
 Boys Shoes box calf and vici kid, all solid leather,
 made to last, pair r.................$ .$2. co Boys Shoes of satin calf all solid, the kind thatll
 stand the wear, and only, pair. ...... .$1.2s Little Cents box and velour calf, low heel sizes oto B I-a, best in the land for the price, $1.so Little Fellows box calf and vici kid shoes, sizes
 oto B, an excellent value, pair. $1.2s Misses Shoes, dongola kid, patent tip, extension
 sole, low heel, hook lace, sizes 1-2 to 2, a
 pair .....................$ $1. so Misses Shoes, dongola add vici kd patent tip lace
 and button, spring and low heel, sizes to 2,
 special, pair. $1.zs Child's Shoes-come in vici kid, extension soles,
 spring heel or plate heel, lace button,
 pair ....................SI SI. co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
lH. :. Knowles Dry Goods Gc.
 s Cbe Store tbat Keeps tbe Prices Down.
We Are Agents for the Butterick Patterns.
The Shoe Store

InC CnOC OLOrC
 of Greater Montgomery. HE place to buy your shoes is at the A. s. Knowles Dry Goods Co.,, the store that keeps the prices down.
 Values for Monday and Tuesday that'n create stir throughout the length and breadth of this beau- tifu city. "a < r..e..s Special Offering for Monday and Tuesday
 Free--Absolutely Free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Mail Orders Promptly
 Filled.
TheNewCarpetS Store
and FIoor-PIease Take Elevator.

EVERYTHING in this Department is absolute ly new, fresh and clean. But is it necessary to call your attention to this? Aren't you aware of thisl If not, one glance through this section of onr immense establishment will convince you of the fact that what we say is Then too, our prices speak for themselves. Here your dollar has double strength. But right here let us explain that we don't sell for less money than anybody else merely because want to be tskind" to our customers nothing of the sort, do it simply because pays us. on the plain business principle that baker would be better off by selling four cakes on profit of forty cents than selling profit of twen- ty-fve cents.
 Now scan the price list narrowly and bear in mind that all our Carpets will be made, lined and laid free of charge, by experts in that line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Womens Ready-to-Wear Dept.
2d Floor-take Elevator--2d Floor.

2d Floor-take Elevator--2d Floor.
 NUTUMN smartness in women's man-tailored Ny Suits, Dress Skirts, Walking Skirts, Coats and Silk Petticoats. Added to this a combina ation of quality and price that will fascinate you You should not fail to take advantage of these special offerings for our opening days Monday and Tuesday, Women's Suits, man-tailored, stylishly gotten up in the cape effect, with the stole front, very best materials, jacket lined with best quality of Satin, thoroughly well made, come in brown
 blue and black. Opening Price ..... SIG. so Other Suits, an endless vareay of them, made of up-to-date materials in up-to-the- minute style
 perfect workmanship and combination of quail ity and price that will fairly astonish you Some of these are of the popular manish cloths, others of Zibelines, still others of Chevots, Serges Broadcloths and Scotch mixtures, and the range of prices-well, fom $I2.oo to most anywhere. Walking Skirts Hsrs ass: sGs, ssys5s i. securing some juicy plums, and here it is where the prices will bring your neighbors when they see what you have bought and how much money you have saved. It is unnecessary to add that it's the best Skirt in town for the price. Colors black and grey--a $6.5o article: Monday and Tuesday ............. ........"........$3.so so Walking Skirts AoSihsF AoGss as .tyl. of and 5hs feet in workmanship. These come in the ever popular Cheviots and Scotch mixtures, made in yoke effect and various other styles; gore flare, regular price SI2.oo, Monday and Tuesday, ,$8. so Dress Skirts. We enjoy telling you about lhem be- ~'' 0'- N cause they deserve all the praise that be bestowed them. Talk about variety and styles! We make every woman into walking fashion plate if she of dress skirts. All styles of cloth or silk trimmed in apPques, bands pendants any other way made by experts of the tailors artn short they have hang and sweep to them that fascinating say the leas-a wide range of prices too s. S35oo WOmens Coats that % M stand at the head in and faultess styles Truly this ought to be the Cloak Store of Greater Montgomery and doubt but what it will be as soon as cooler weather sets in For Opening Days place sale few very elegant Coats made of fine Kersey Cloth; black light tan, and mode
 stole collar lined with best quality of satin, upto-date every respect and we'll made Opening price, SI2 30.
 Another line of fashionable Coats that in light tan black and castor with cape effect, with collar ganitue of silk velvet modish and swell, S22o garment special SI7.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Fall Opening, Monday and Tuesday,
 October 5th and 6th Magnificent Display of Autumn MilInery-2 End Floor.

Magnificent Display of Autumn MilInery-2nd Floor. fashion
  Louis
 
 Millinery asenatnoly ob in Duality is also fssena=  making French Millinery deserving " ~ " ~ ~ We gathered assembling May the pleasure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
Women's Coats.

End Floor Trunks VaSeS Suit Cases Gadones and ravene Bags urprcsm us u ud d shipment O d
 Dpn $5 t 
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10

aboard the oyster boats on the lower
Chesapeake. s.,,.
Havre de Grace firms employ about four
hundred Of these transients. In aoditloh
there are from $50 to 800 men who earn
living by gilling The OILERS all live in or
near Havre de Grace. .,,, ~
Their nets. as well as their methods diner
from those of the float fishermen: The
nets are made Of fine Irish flax. and are
laid so az to drift with the tide. The shad
swim into them. and are caught behind
the gills and held fast,
on board The floats the plan Of fr operss dr3H
TO fifty feet long, rowed by twenty fisher
starts from the upper ne, or for lana ano wmg
catch At either end of the float is an
engine with capstan from which af is nahh
rome that hauls in the net when the word
is given. ,, ~ .u.;,s, tho
o,rrent IN n proper distance from the hoat,
and then begin e allow the net to pay . out
ON on as - bring The boat end of the net to a
point where the line from the lower engine
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water and grasp the line, while the rope
actual landing Of the catch is done by Il ham, .n
from the time the bosom comes within
reach.
There are about forty men aboard the
float, and all take part In this, the most
exciting part Of the work, If the water
be clear the fsh rarely break. the shad
sounding and the herring coming to the top,
but II the water Is muddy. now and then
the fin OF big shad will be seen whipping
the surface Of the water.
"A the lead side Of the net begins to glide
up to tho apron, the men OF the crew stand
on the line to prevent the escape OF the Ash
from beneath. and ~ the lead line is slowly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
A Great May Sale of Carpet and R

Atwood Brussels Carpet made by the best mills, in all
shades, regular price &c., for tomorrow at 43c
All our grade 10 wire Tapestry Brussels Alex Smith
Higgins makes in paror, dining and hall stair
designs, regular s5c, for tomorrow o9c
same body Brussels, from Hartford Lowell and Bigeow
mills regular ST. so, for tomorrow at csc
Atwood super Ingram Carpet from best mills,
regular 75c, for tomorrow oSC
Wool and Wilton Carpet, from Smith, Higgins and
Stinsons mills regular $lo $l.25 anu $3.50 grade, for
tomorrow at OSS.' oSS'' anu Si ~
Halwoo Ingram Carpet yard wide heavy regu
-, so. e. "a unorrow at ..........., zoe
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NAV he fastened on. As the net ia laid
lookoutman fastens his little boat to the
hack OF the net and raises a red flag His
d,ty is to keep an eye on the channel, so
that passing vessels will not interfere or
be- interfered with. He keeps his position
doing duty as a sentinel till the net is hauled
on deck, and the fish out Of the water.
Finally, the enormous net hemming in
acres and acres OF ish-flled water, swings
around with the tide, both engines are
setting going at full speed. and the area
marked out by the lines of cork floats
begins to grow smaller. As the wings arc
drawn in, and the first cork OF the boeom
Of the net appears. men clad in oiskins
and long rubber boots wade out into the
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pulled to the deck Tho mass Of white-bellied.
blue backed beauties appears. In obedience
to a command from the captain of tho float
the lead hne is hold fast, and the mon rush
through the pile Of fishes. wading in wrig-
Cling herring up to their knees Then
they grasp the cork line, pull the back Of
the net clear onto the deck and land the
catch on the boards in front of the fsh
houses.
Handouts Of sand are thrown among the
fishes, and the int erestinp sirht Of thousands