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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
Forced Into Exile.

VIM. Upchurch. of Glen Oak, Okla.
was an exile from home Mountain
air, he thought, would cure a fright
full, lung rackiBS cough that had de-
fled all remedies for two years. After
six months he returned. death logging
his steps. Then l began 10 use Or.
Kings New Discovery" he writes.
and after taking six bottles I am as
well as ever" It saves thousands
yearly from desperate lung diseases.
Infallible for Coughs and Colds, il
dispeIs HoaTseness and Sore Throat.
Cures Grip, Bronchitis. HemorFhages,
Asthma, Group. Whooping Cough. soc
and 81, trial bottle free, guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23

man. and like many others, had
doubtless drawn his money from the
bank upon learning of the raids,
placed it beneath the hearth in his
family room and going to his grave
before conditions had become settled,
never divulged the secret hiding
place of his fortune to his children,
who were quite young at that time
Mr.. Hensley. who now owns the
farm, is a native Of Harlan county.
near the Tennessee kentucky border
line, and, according to the best legal
opinions. is the Tightful owner of the
treasure he found.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23

Who leads IN Monday bar
gain sales-GNes you good
value-never fails; and takes
the wind from ALL their
sales?
McMillani
(See him tomorrow early0
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23

/ bly,, for long suffering hUmanity's
SaEs.
Oh, we're the oldest, most complex,
most interesting bunch-ard just the
same
Isn't it great, just perfectly great
to be human?
Isn't il So nOWi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23

Camille Yelling, beautiful,
stylish, attractive, sc per
yard at MCMillan's Big Mon
day Selling Tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
Lied to Stake.

He was tied to d stake and small
stream of water adjusted to fall con-
stantIy on his head until death ensued.
His trunk is still in the possession of
John J. VandeTipe, of PeTryviile, with
whose father the famous guerrilla
boarded while in charge Of the village
schCC!-
He was reared at ShakeTtown, in
Mercer county. and had his arm
ground off in cider mill. He attend
ed school in Lexington. Ky. and was
a ciassmate of the late w G. p.
Breckenridge, and Judge r. ]. Breck-
enridge. who now lives at Danvilie.
During the raids made by Berry,
followed by raids even more desper-
ate by his contemporaries, Sue Mon
day and QuantTell. the people of cen
tTal Kentucky not only secreted their
wealth but themselves as well.
These frequent raids are response
BILE for the numerous discoveries of
money and iewelry under old build
ings occupied - wealthy people dur
ing war times. The discovery by MT.
HensIey on the farm owned by Ma
than Ross during and Immediately
following the war is one of the rich
est on record. Ross was very ricn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

following further advance in raws. The FED
eral quoted fine granuated az 5.1oc net. less
per cent for cash and other refners named 3 lsc.
same terms Srystsi dorlines. m cases OF %
tablets. 6.55c; cut leaf. e05c: crushed. 5.95c.
mould A, .60c; Easls eontsctioners' Sranulatsd
o-ooc: NXxX powdered. 4cc. powdered and
coarse powdered. 5.35c; fruit powdered and Eagls
coarse and extra tine Eranulated. 3 Csc: 2-fo car
tons Ene sranulated. sac; 2-Ib bags. 5.oSc:
bags. 5.4oc; 25 and so 70 bags. 5.soc; Eagle fns
or standard gralulated and diamond A. ). 25c.
eonfeetioners' A. 5o5c; No I. Sc; No 2. 4e5c;
Nos and 4. 4sSc: No 5. 4-s0c; No 3. I5c; No
No IL. 45oc< No -. 44Sc; Nos Is. IA and Is.
4oe; No l6. A 4oc. withdrawn. Raw took an
other upward move. with sales on the basis OF
4-soc for 90 test. Closing prices. 4 i5c for eS
test centrifugal. 3.e5c for 50 test muscovado and
3.loe for 50 test molasSes sugar
and november. 12.Go012 TSci December. 1855
G y soc; January. IL. 20 . - 9oc; February.
-2 so9 l3c: March. 1896 q 10 05c; lake copper.
1S . Ia 25e electrolytic. I2 81 = 13c. ana east
Ss Nsv.SeT BE "a SOL Nosiss 'p9s s Ana
%: SOC: January 80 80 q so, soc; February, 30 -
q 3e.T0c. LEAD-Stsady: tpot. 43Tii 9 45c
New York. 4s2h q 4.eT5c East 81 Louis. Lon
don was lower at fi3 lRoN-Cnehanged. No
2 foundry. Northern. SIS 5ofs Pig Iron
oILs-Linseed steady 70 firm. Refined Pc
troleum steady. PETRoLEUM-stand
white bbls. s.o5c. bulk. 455c: refined. cases.
10. &C; water white. bbls, 955c. bulk 605c.
eases l1,9oe; LINsEED oIL--Ameriean seed.
cOTIONsEED OII-smallsr trade and
prices slightly lower, closing et net decline OF
j 10 IL points for futures and points higher for
spot. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

speculation in the market for outside se-
euIluss continued rather brisk although
II .eslIarlty marked the trading The cop
per STOCKS, after an easier opening, devel-
oped nrmness, but later eased of frac-
ton on realizing by traders Prica move
nnsnts however, In general were OF small
propoEtlon. with the exception OF few
rather wide range. TTrion Mines after
opehlns around 81. broke TO 2, with a sub
sssquenI recovery TO within a fraction OF
developed strength ana ACTIVITY. MOVING up
at 1aoout point: Butte Coalition was firmer.
Snnperiand-Elya and Nevada Consolidated
o ruleo STEADY Miami and Greene-Cananea
were snghtly higher. Chicago subway was
MeaA- southern Iron and Steel shares
SSslt irregular. Standard on was firm.
Sus senhelm Exploration advanced about
folnts and American Writing Paper pre-
lsirsG moved up a point. In bonds West
l r.n racinc os were the feature at an inn
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

Transactions on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange totaling 800 shares were dis
tributed among hfty-two different issues.
There was moderate commission house
buying throughout the day, but sentiment,
so tar as the room traders were concerned.
generally favored the bearish side The
professional selling IN the earlier dealings
sufflced 70 iTnpart relative softness 70 prices
compared with quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange, and a number Of promi-
nent issues touched lower prices than were
reached on the other board. Reading.
which, next 70 United States Steel COM
mon, was the most active stock, sold d,.wn
70 leois. against lsos, on the other ex-
AGAINST sSis, ana smelling. to sias. against
s7ss. The bearish floor attitude YVES large
" based upon - belief that money condi-
tons were tending 10 increased stringency.
The fall in the call rate late in the day
started a covering movement. which was
in progress as the session closed Copper
led Union Pacific in volume. being third in
respect 10 activity Interborough common
was much the lveliest OF the specialties,
but dee lings- in American Can and Pitts
burg Coal were also active. Detailed opera
fiOng follow
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Sea-
board Air Lire Railway was held here
today. Judge Leigh r. Watts. OF Ports
mouth. presided ana y. c. Porteous. OF
New York. was secretary. Al the stock
vas represented in person or by proxy
Al of the nineteen old directors were re-
elected ard q twentieth was ADDED in the
person q II. c. Perkins, Of Washington.
y. IT,. who IS SAID 10 be a warm personal
friend and close business associate OF John
Shelton Williams. the probable new presi-
dent of the road. The directors viii meet
-atsr in New York for organization and the
elsct.oR OF president = -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago. Nov u-Fresh confirmation M.
Damage 70 the Argentine crop OF wheat bS,
loc1stS created considerable excitement IN
tne wheat pit, and resulted in sharp ad-
Nances IN all deliveries. At the close prices
were Up 1c 20 l@sc. compared with yesfer-
udy hnal ngures. Coarse grain and pro-
visions also closed strong
Wet weather throughout the corn belt.
the bulge IN wheat, light receipts ana an
improved Gemanc Tor cash grain impaired
winch closed strong. with prices UP sc TO
An excellent shipping demand and tho
strength OF other grain impaired nnoderar-
strength 20 oats. Prices at the close wsre
Lc 20 &sc 20 fsc higher
Provisions were strong all day Shorraxs
OF 10000 OF pork IN the packing OF the last
two weeks was an influential factor The
strength OF grain also had a bullish effect.
the market closed 71ec TO soc. higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Nov. II

New York Nov H. 1909.
BEENEs-Recsipts So ears. or has head. OF
which IS ears 10 local sleushterers and tor
the market. No trading feeling steady.
Dressed beef slow az s4l1i.c for ordinary 10
choice native sides; little extra beet 1llzc.
Texas beef at SC. London and Liverpool
cattle snd beef markets unchanged
CAISks-Receipts 20S. Of which 49, direct
20 butchers and ~ Tor the market Steady.
veals sold at sTdse so a 100 10; srassers.
s. 80. no Westerns Dressed calves steady.
city dressed vsals egI4c per 10: a few az
14lsc; country dressed, "a iSS: dressed YEAR
iincs and srassers. 90 07i5c.
saies-1obin shannon: Il veals Ia ib
average. 81 so per 100 10
:. Sanders: vesis. las 10. 50 Is; . do. $50
n. 80; do. 100 ID. 81 : grassers. ESQ u.
s. so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts. cars or
lsai head. OF which 4 cars 20 slaughterers
and for the market Trading was active
and both snsep and lambs sold IS q e5o higher.
sheep sold at s. 81 IS per 100 10: culis. s.:
lambs at 81 5onSs Dressed mutton arm az
q &c per 10. dressed lambs. 1oa12c.
sales--W. II. Hume: 2oi state lambs. Is
10. Sc
sanders; 90 Pennsylvania lambs. - H.
VISTA. lss do. os 10. 81 70. So state DO. 8.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

basket. s2@ss; ONIONS. small whits pickle.
white crate T5 q s5c; 1Oo-Io bag. 81 IS q 81 81 !;
other white. basket 9oc q 81 IS; state and
81 IL; Orange County. red and yellow. bag
T5c q 81 81: Massachusetts,. yellow. 100-lb bag.
81 25Qs1 so: FEAS. Florida. third basleJ.
81 50Gs2; virginia. 81 So: PEPPERS.
nearby large tbl. 81 Isl so. regular hbl. T5c %
81 IS; basket. 500 9oc; nearby. Cherry. T5c o
81: PARSNIPs. unwashed. obl. I5ca 81;
washed 81 q 81 SO: PUMPKINS. bhl 90 q 9ocs
ROMAINE. nearby. basket. 5OaT5e: Florida.
81 25G 81 SO. New Orleans. bbL S2WS4.
STRING BEANS Florida. wax. basket. 81 500
Sc; green. 81 25aSt 70. South Carolina. wax.
81 9s1 rs; green. S1Gs1 so: inferior. 500 Use:
Virginia. green. basket. TJc a 81 Is: SPINACH.
Norfolk Dbl 500 soc; Baltimore. 40 q soc:
rearby. 504T5c: SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. 81 q
s. 25: marrow e0c Rs1: TURNIPS. rutabaSa.
Canadian. bbi ooc al 81; nearby. Use 81. whi.s.
5O9 T5c: TOMATOES. NEARBY, box 2SG T5c.
DO California. 81 6O9S 81 IS; FLORIDA. carrier.
81 JQs2.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

Lonoon. Nov. Il.-Consols closed SIS
higher al So ll-l6 for money and s27s for
40 Canadian Pacific eN-rights, sSs lower
sr lSoSs. Grand Trunk, Is higher az q.
Money was In short supply on the mar
ket which neoessitateo borrowing from
easy. but the Bank OF England intends 20
make the per cent rate effective. ana
refuses 10 discount short bills under 5ls
On lie stock Exchange the settlement
was concluded satisfactorily. the sentiment
helrg cheereo by the improvement in the
hank return, consols and gilt-ecged Sc
curlties benehting thereby. while fair in
vesfueuf buying Is going on in home rails.
Russian bonds ana japanese bonds. Other
wise business was duh and the tone az
on ruEors OF flnancial trouble in South
Africa
American securities were quiet ana
STEADY enring the early trading. Prices
hardened or light transactions, ana at
noon were unchanged 70 , higher than
yesterdays New York closing. United
Topeka & santa Fe received the most at
renuon but with New York advices in the
afternoon colOrless prices varied but little
until The late trade, when offerings caused
Can money in London, 4lsas& per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills,
4s4sk per cent; long bills. si5Qs s-I6 per
Paris discount rate. per cent. Paris 1s;S: ex
change on London, . francs pa. centiraes:
Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 4gls
rtennigs. Bar gold. rs 90. American
Paris. Nov. u-Three per cent rentes
17is centimes lower az ss francs 22i5 cen
times. Prices on the Bourse frm.
Berlin. Hev. r.-Prices on the Boerse to-
cay were firm.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SUNDAY CREEK CUSTER SUIT.

New Lexington. Ohio. Nov. u-Froseout-
ing Attorney Crossan fled suit in custer
to-day against the Sunday Greek Company.
New Jersey corporation. with s4.0oo,OeO
capital ana which controls 10000 acres Of
coal lands IN Ohio and West Virginia. u
IS charged that II has forfeited rights con
ferred upon IL by the state by permitting
tie Hooking Valley Railway 10 hold its
stock ard also by holding the stocks OF
kindred and competitive coal companies.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

u. 81 62is u state yesrlinss. So n. IS so: IA
Pennsy lvanla sheep. III ID. 81 so. 6s state DO.
1OI N. "a, lS culls. So lbs, So
Iooin & shannon; 144 state lambs. n II.
g 90 20 state yearllngs (few sheep. 80 10.
80 90. state sheep. - 10. Sc.
MCPHERSON q Co: 81 Pennsylvania lams.
% 10. 81 80; So Jersey sheep 90 ID 81 Is. "a
Pennsylvania do. los 10 50 IS.
hoS>-RseeiptS. 2. 2.O-e. including only a few
tor the market Esslins stesdy. Pennsyl-
vanta sold at IS IS per 100 ID Conr-rx
dressed unchanged at 1Ois 12Ac per 10
IS IS Los 10.
$ Judd q co. Oats Wednesday,. .t,..
iss i IN. az IS ID; rough. ESQ ID. 81 is: star.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
We EDITORS NEEDS.

~ ~ reported. says an exchange. that onA
or our newly married women kneads bread
Win her gloves on. The incident NAV be
pecuhar. out there are others. The editor
or TINS paper needs bread with his shoes
on; ne needs bread with his shirt on. hs
NJ eds bread with his trousers on: and un-
less some OF the delinquent subscribers cr
tfis paper pay up before long he viii neef
bread without so much as anything on
and this 10 no Garden Of Eden, either IA
the winter urne.-Enid lOkla.) Nsws WAvA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS,
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Nover1ber ~ rgOg
New York, November Il ra0

New York. November II. 1902
toft tEE-Quiet speculative trade. with
prices barely steady az unchanged TO 5 points
net decline. due largely to declining tendency
IN foreign markets, Havre being lsds. franc
Btazilian markets were also rather easy Rio
showing decline OF 100 res while Santos was
90 reis lower for As and unchanged for IS Spot
was nominal; Rio No Z, sssc nominal Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

Chicago. Nov 11.-CATTLE-Receipt
1000. market stea1y; steers, 80 6Gg 81 10; y
s. % s. steTs M osSsrs & ss :ns Spls fssasrs Ss
g 7Sas5 % HoGs-Rece.pts 5000; mar
let steady; choice heavy, IS lOGS5 10. butch
ers IS O5qSS 10, light mixed. 50 e0gSl 90
fiss' seas7 co. bulk Of sales. 81 s5ass o5.
s1FEP-Rcceipts 1900; market steady;
sheep. 81 % gs5 so: lambs. 80 SoGs7 90; year
ing hsnsss 81 CIV. Nov. tI-CATTLE-Recelpts
600 Including 800 Southerns: market steady
10 iOc lower. COWS strong. stockers lOc lower:
calves 25c higher. choice export ana dresse,
beer steers. s. 25ass 50; far 70 gooa, "a 1oy
feeders So 25GS5. Southern steers, IS 500
IS 55: Southern COWS. s. 60QSi: native COWS.
s. sOas8 55. native heifers, - p q 80 90 bulls
s. 5Oas4 10. calves. s44SI Ho,Is- keeeiPts: a5
tuik OF sales. 81 2SQ$7 90: heavy. 81 500
sT a.. packers and butchers. 81 50 81 92ts;
iisht 81 IS 81 IS; piss. ssgSd -, SAEEt - =
aTsdo lambs. 81 55; colorado ewes. 81 IS;
isnbs. s5 50as7 IS: yearlings S5qS5 90;
Sethers 50 2sass 25; ewes s4gSS; s'oekefs
Easi .Fs.ts Ra0' 50 H2S 80 TkEEsR:sspis
= 20. strong 10 &c higher; fairly active On
heavy. Glow On lisht; heavy e. yes ss.,s 20
Z saSs iSI sa 7so dairies- 81 SoGss IS SHEEP AND
AkIBss-Receipts 3 800. active; sheep steady.
Lambs. zoo lower: lambs IS 25g s. 65
Union stock Yqrds fi,,seears. fs. nov 81 "A
9S7 sHEEP-supply light; strong on sheep
bisher on lambs Prime wetheTs. 81 5oaS4 %.
cuis ana common. 81 20 So 90; lambs. 50 =
q -; yeal eaSss sIgs ss,ss ss s. sSss ass nle
dfuns and heavy Workers. SIS @oQEs %; light
ToUghs. sTgsT CO.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
TOPICS OF STREET

FOREIGN TRADTNG.-Foreisn houses
dealt IN about ls.ee9 shares of stock in
ills market buying e.ooo on balance. The
EIe@ii''A' EIsei 'D''S was q '"''ea States
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Divide
have been declared as follows: linton
Pacific Railroad Company. regular quar-
terly ~ per cent ON the common stock.
payable on January ? Southern Pacific
Company, regular quarterly ~ per cent
Rorden's condensea Xix companv' rss,;-
lar quarterly IL per cent on the preferred
payable on December l6
ELECTED TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Rieman 9. Duvai and Joel 9. Calm have
New York Exchange.
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC DEBFN-
TUREs.-The stockholders OF the Kings
pany yesterday approved the pronosit,oo
10 issue sS.ooo0o0 convertible s per cent
debentgre bonds, which are 10 be offered
90 stockholders az par.
SUGAR PRICES UP.-The Ar,eri,s,
Sugar Refining Company, Arbuckle BROTH
ers, the Warner Sugar Refining Cornnanv
and = Il. Howell Son q CO. have sa-
lated sGgaF Iea points, 70 5.lh, less ] per
cent cash, The Federal Sugar Refining
Compsny& & has aoSeneed IT'S price ten points
20 6le These advances are due 20 higher
prices for raws.
NEW sEABoARD DIRECToR.-clai-
horne Perkins has been elected a director
p0ny
RErIRiNG PREFERRED STOCK
Sears, koebuck & Co have boucht ana
cancelled an additional $4,000 OF the pre-
ferred stock Of the corporation. making a
total OF sl.ooo,eo0 preferred stock so retired.
ADDED TO EXECUTIVE COMMIT
7 IEE.-Aibert II. Wiegin, vice-president Of
the chase National Bank. has been elected
20 The executive committee OF the Law
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Company.
COTTON EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP
SOlD.-The Cotton Exchange membership
81 p. =. GO0dhart has been sold TO {. A.
shearson for $1,000 The last preceding
sale of a seat was al Sle.59o.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

SVIiOS-Less active and fluctuations ir-
regular. the net result being a barely sreadv
riTsS roi Win Iast prices showing loss OF log 20
sotltLs as conpared with the previous closing.
HifneIi aeI; Ensish spot market unchanged
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
TIL
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company

NEW HAyEN. COM. Octsb,

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'sa
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S one 1r per share upon the number n % Da shares their es,
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
INDUSTRIAL.

% Open. High. Low Closs.
5so sso Am wr P pf.. % "a % %
500 June Q On Gas .isIis iSio isiS Els
i.soo slanhst Tran. p, s-is fOis 3s
$50 ss By. Aut9-L;. 9. es. ca ss
soS soS 50 q g i. 2i., .I1 2i.. 2l'i
o. stand Nitrogen :
10 STANDARD on. .7Os TosK 7os 7o6h
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
WHEAT
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

bush. o.., o-,, 49,. go.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
COBALT STOCKS,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC

CANADIAN PACIFIC
5gy 1sf Tes 70 Z NOT H0 ss2s7Sso 37ssossi 3sS5S.Ss
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
1st week in Nov. ss4o.sG0 S256,9oo s24i. 500
July ! 20 NOV. A.45i.s0o S.so7.2o0 S.7ei.2oo
COLORADO SOUTHERN.
Let week IN Nov. sss2 SOS SesI.T22 $685. SOB
July to Nov 5s5O.4iT 5.5ss.4s5 5.S67.zs2
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
LIST week IN Nov. ssol.o 600 sl2:.Ioo sttI 500
July 70 Nov. s.sls.s0O 7.e76,5oo s,72i.I2o
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
ls+ week IN Nov saO2 1877 sss7. .226 ss25.4l5
july / 70 Nov. 1886. i2s I5os2.o9f i7.ls2.e .eSs
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
Ist week in Noy sS SS9
IOWA CENTRAL
5sly si "sss * Z SoT o' rsiS6ie loss5ss Iiso9ss
MINNEAPoLIs ST. LOUIS.
week in oy ssssss sss ssSs7 ss5 6ss
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
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TEXAS g. PACIFIC.
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WABASH.
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GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD.
Quarter ended sept. So -
GNpenses ..-.-. 3.2i3.s77 9.oss.TTi lol75,so4
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other income. isss.eO4 2.O72.S77 s.oss.Sas
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & 81. PAUL
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Net ......... s2I2I.779 s2.IsL7sT .si50ss
cIost Ssiy 70 .si9oS7ss4 slsog77as sesae4l
F,n. ana taxes. l2.Ol3.O76 10,5s5.4Ts i.633,G03
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-Deerease
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sDeIie" ROsTOa. & ALRAST.
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Net - ss x92 3af5T 3455
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Charges .-+..-- i''DY. - -
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Surplus saI''-
CHICAGO a ALTOS
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