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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-04
COLU MBUS.

COLUMBUS, O., March 3.-An English
soldier named Blame, committed to jail
for drunkenness last night, hung him
self with his scarf to the bars o. the cell
window.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-04
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March Z.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and higher
closing at 81 309l 81, seller May.
Corn quiet at 3St@39c cash. Oats dull
and easier at 3ls93ltc cash for No. 2.
Rye quiet at 73!c. Barley dull and
weak at 573c.
HIGHWINES-Firmer at 85985lc.
DRESSED HOGS-Dull and steady
at 8 90.
LIVE HOGS-Unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-04
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 2.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unchanged;
amber Michigan At 81 SGT. Corn dull
low MIXED al Acc. Oats quiet No. !
at 4lc Michigan At 40c.
DRESSED HOGS-At IS 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-04
HOUSE.

The House transacted no business
to-day. Several members obtained leave
TO print their speeches. Very few
members were present, and an adjourn
ment took place at an early hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-04
CINCINNATI.
Child Drowned by Its Mother.

CINCINNATI, March "A child OF
Mr.. Aldrab, at Columbia, a few miles
above here, was found drowned in q
wash tub this morning, under circum-
stances which lead to the belief that it
was drowned by it's mother, who is said
to be partially insane. She is under
arrest, awaiting examination by the
Coroner's jury. The child was only
tyyo years old
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. u, 1872
eeps So1 Ssss s0?G Continent sSi IS
New ORLEANS, Nov. H. 1879
sSGn srdshaIy s Ne Teceo iow madbs basss
days day. Soo last evening $500 stock, 1851 ''' v
% nsss as &C. sssq NJ ] IL. e.
9ssa e. sEs'' 0'''n '' '0A''"ss 90 sAlss '' s'O'A'
Sass sss sssf s:'?si 's ''
% ss'ssG ss's sass ss,s. "ss9s, 49, ssssi Ill Net receipts
sD,r >, tnr0.n0e Tm Ss o Eoy r !,
ior No. s. 2s for pale Crude turpcntne unsettled; no
Tobacco active sales &C hhds Lugs S. 90 ss low to
Flour steady; sale: 1890 % ssls g
double extra Wheat quet sales 800 bushels white state
si9 SSssa :fs:
sS.pstud % sls; mladinss SCI per ton. canal shs
" ns HUDSON 81 New york aroad q
Ssh s Rsses y Ssr 70
s ss Ssiey ssBsS S am6es aisa
way q a c ss co d. o SnsS Ssl
ley 2SOOOdo rye, 80.
Lake imperyour lss sss Wheat ssS SIS BUS Bush
rye, s024s do Canal shipments-Wheat 524is bushels;
corn SIsH DO; rye, $500 %. Railroad shipments
dSS,io oats, Soso9 do; barley 1890 do; pals.
oats, s4c Flour active; Western Spring, 81 81
bakers 90; amber $s 80 g 7s white, 80 20 80
No Duluth, 9 q Corn dull; sales 70 Coy bushels No
&c., No Chicago at 35c. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. H. 1871
ws SSr Hst ;ns sp1 p1ss Is
location; NO spring ~ VA spot Of Noyember u ga ga
Corn In fair demand and higher No. mixed, sold at
mixed anoat, $50. Oats in fair demand and ADVANCED
steady; No. 2. .5ic 62c Barley dull and lower;
No. Fan. bsc ss!ac Provisions. .auiet. and
lard easier e 5Sc n1i mssis h!tsen e
Sides SIC. 7c; short rib middes, &c. a7Ac Bacon
Shoulders sold at 7c packed Whiskey In iair demand
to Bufao &c. wheat to Buffalo l0c. ReceiptssoOo bbs
1000 de- % OK rye 5000 DO barley shipments o. bbs
oats 5000 do rye, 10000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

spirits Of turpentine the market
q s %s asd s # @ bas s Il e
a sa plss wss q
Tar ana pitch 'S conanSsd al @ Su and
0Ls1Linseed sold in jobbing way from crushers at
o % %ss and N as
note % Ihs Tsmsrns will sppy we
Whale Aothern &C. Southern an
rfSes
s & SI sssc1sa maf s and SS SSa fSr
choice brown; Crude Sic Tor prime
IL passs afs
Refined quoted at 2c for spot month first half Of
Il sss
% 'sS S1asa
's%ass 1sa
2oo1 bbl OF standard white was made for November at
as
s. os
.pyeis IN obelng iSts about 30 IBIS brought siS %
hsa IS % long snS s5
for long clear; long and snort ssss January quoted
sssj zig nsss
Ss9 s% pr@s Ss' me.s sna and IS 6 r aaa
10 nss xs1e 1 8 % g.
tnued quiet at sc io,sc, tor SMOKED aams !sc. &C.
tsr Sr %!
e IN aHE hams
a
RcE WThere has been moderate business for rainy
sss
at7hc 7Mc, and oo bags Rangoon & at &C. s ,aG ,.,
ssss SaSs S;sss
Within be range and 40 boxes of Deronse ON a. pryste
tsrms Rsansa was in @SdsSsssIx demand and hs@
sssS; fair 70 good iaIi ssc sSc.: good to Prime.
Prime e sSGes ~ hSds
@ boxes, loc ioslc molassss, hhss and boxes, SAS
S Is i hs i Ss %Sils, fs i 81 IS fsi,a also
cSoSe s e p1ine yf Sc far
lOAc. Manila.saperior and extra superior, SIC
fss s 81 ee SS9
last evening Ct sslSc To-day 5000 lbs at &c. exc
foF 1eG ss sy light in all
s pcs d as esn n
100 bales Havana at 81 TO- and 425 hlds Of Ken
WooI.fSe market has been very quiet for the past
three which not unusual for the beginning Of
varousiy estimated at from to lbs
advance, are in the market and ready 70 parchass
me yet
are We m hear % ia sales e. Of 1900 m lbs
1Se % bales lamb pulled, Soc. 500 lbs secured WOOL
aian and 100 bales FAN clip California all private
WHisKEY.-Receipts- bbls The market was quiet
but firm 96sc., with sales Of 30 bbls at that price.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

Wheat was dull and hcavy-closng at ebout 81 IS q
p !s for No. Chicago and Northwesern, and q q
hs % e Ss sSes 81
81 SS@%9n prlns oasasH Ss1' dS
M amber Michigan Corn ron" rmerp
dull The sales foot up about l2So0 bushels at 644c
64s<c-cosing at te4Ac bid for Western mixed Csc for
high anS % Ter wsssan os we DE-
were nrmer and In moderately fair demand The sales
up about O bushels at c for black Western
4sc tc tCs do mixed Sc, for white Western , and
active with sales OF 2SS50 bushels Canada, chiefly on
Choice Canada quoted at 81 81 20, Western at 75c
96c. Rye remained dull and entirely nominal In the alb
of transactions.
FRErGHrs-Busness In berth freghts has been moder.
ate to-day, at unchanged rates. The charterng demand
were current. The engssements were TO Liverpool,
S. and by sail 1000 bushels wheat at sld 800 bales Of
sGn q d 81 Sb SST y pS
g. and by sail 2260O bushels grain at 9d. The charters
include "A British bark, to direct port United King
ss% sla Gai sto1a to aossef & q %
bark 70 Cork for ORDERS excluding West Coast 5000 qrs
dUsMss:. general market remained very quiet
rolls Pa of aio &c. Quoted
India Bags were firmly held at ac. isc without re
HExr AND JyrE-The market continued quiet for all
same, Manila, quoted at lc gold Jute was also quiet
shade SSs 5 SS sais sg were
HoPs-The receipts continued light and insufficient to
meet the demand; consequently the market was very
nrm yet not auotaby higher New hops quoted at SOc.
HAY AND srRAw.-shipping hay has been only In
moderate request but prS qualities sell readily at full
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MoNEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, Nov. lis. 80 p. M
Consos closed at 81 for money and 9 for the account
United States hvetwenty bonds 1865, old 90h: lS67,
.en''0f',s'' s' new hTs' SS' Erie Railway shares
,LoSpoN Nov i2-s p MnConsols and American secu.
rites closed unchanged Erie Railway shares 3;
sols for the account United States vetwenty bonds
1868 old 9O3s 1878 927t new fves, SSx
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Nov. 12-P. M-Rentes 52f SOC:
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKroRr, Nov. H.-United
States nvetwsnty bonds, es for the Issue Of 1852
r. METhe market closed dull; middng uplands gasd.
been 10000 bales including 1900 for speculation and
LIvERrooI, Nov. I2-5 p. M.-The market closed un-
changed The sales Of the day have been 5000 bales in
Guiding 1900 Tor speculation and export Trade heavy
The shipments of cotton from Bombay since the last
port to the llth inst. have been lUU0 bales.
TRADE AT TMANCHEsTRR-LivKRPooL,E Nov. R-The mar
ket for and fabrics at Manchester Is rmer and
prices are generally higher, especially for cloths .
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET.LIvERPo0L, Nov. IL
bP M.1he receipts OF at this port for the past
American The market is dull Wheat l2s %. per cent
Western Spring. and lis 4d for red Winter Flour 29s
quarter The receipts of wheat this port the past
three days have been 900 quarters, including 1000
American.
LIyRRPooL Provisions MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Nov. i2-
6P M-BeeG 64s per erce of 304 lbs for extra prime
mess. Pork, 66s per bbL for prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LivKRP0oI, Nov. IL
b:30P. M-Renned petroleum, fsd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERr, Nov R-Petroleum,
6t1sf for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
TIE FIRE AND OUR CITY TRADE.
From the New York Express, Nov. l2.l

From the New YORK Express, NOV. 12l yg
The frmness impaired TO merchandise fbN
the Boston nre continues to be ., promi1
nent feature The rain interferes somewhat
with the shipment Of goods although many
orders and buyers from Boston are here Io4
stocks. The scarcity OF horses ut Boston, in
consequence Of the disease raging there, 10 beinQ
severely felt in the matter OF taking goods nom the
depots and wharves on their arrival The seyera1
Sound steamers and through freight trains last
evening were crowded with goods hence f0r Bos1
ton, and this morning many telegrams were
received stating the inability Of Boston merchanta
to get cartmen to remove the packages. the
Boston steamers going out tonight wer0
clogged with goods as early as noon, and possibly
morrow morning despatch extra steamers solely
for freight The outside lines are loading ana clear
Toward slowly, the ruins being too hot for dssin
cut safes aud clearing away the debris; hence itl
win be iuly three days before accurate lists can Pc
clothiers are here selecting overcoats Meltons and
general lots Of goods, intent upon resumin9
o sSs trade t uss now oas ss
the he, most . oi their goods :. nsina
wives and daughters throughout northern New
England, labor is In reality undtsturbed by thei
@ Tine asS nss4 II s sy y s ds
at which points the Boston cutters are being col4
lected hence the senains out Of sar%entS g Pc
mOnstrates clearly the progressive and recupera4
tive powers OF the American people un-|
der o national calamity: An incident
is the fact thai at the late auction sales
Of the washington aud Watervillo Mills, wherd
goods were knocked down at about thirty 70 forty
per cent OF their previous market value, Boston
jobbers were the heaviest buyers and afterwards
sounded these standard makes at auction prices
throughout the Northwest. This circumstance
created much feeling among jobbers in that section
who had previously laid in stocks OF these brands at
hifyh YNrf0o
costing them good deal OF other valuable trade.l
The mills had not made good the discrepancy tnl
out ali this contention and restores an equilibrium
to values, East and West.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
THE STROUTMAN HOMICIDE.
A Weak Casc-Only tho Confession OF tn .
PrfaOner. &NH8

Prisoner
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest In
the case Of John Stroutman, late OF 142 Essex
street. who died from the effects Of a fractured
skull, the result Of violence alleged to have been
innicted by Louis Reichenger, young German
who boarded with Mrs. Stroutman, at No. II Broome
street. particulars of which have heretofore been
published in the HERALD. There was no direct
testimony against Reichenger, and the only evi-
dence against him was his own admission. Tho
following is brief synopsis Of the testimony
Sophia Stroutman, OF II Broome street, widow
Of deceased, deposed that she left her husband on
the Sd OF August in consequence OF cruel treatment
and in February last she had HIM sent to the
Island for assault and battery; on the 5th OF Sep.
tember last deceased called upon her at her
present residence, and, after some conversation,
he commenced quarrelng with her; he then went
out the door, and as she followed him he knocked
her down and stabbed her In the neck with a knife
away, pursued by two or three men, but they could
Julia law WeppIzer Of No. isa Essex street dcpcsed
that deceased boarded with her LOT ABOUT month
previous to his last sickness; before ne went to the
hospital he became unconscious; on nrst coming
to the house he said he had been struck ON tho
head by the man who boarded with Mrs. Strout-
Patrick Leahey, an onicer Of the Tenth precinct,
testified that he arrested the prisoner Louis
ReichenQer who confessed to him that StrOutman
came to the house and had quarrel with his
wife, when ne lthe prisoner) struck him on
the head with q stick OF wood the deceased,
Il ia alleged, told Mrs. Kerrigan that he had
struck deceased on the head with hammer.
The medical testimony being read, the case was
given TO the jury, who rendered the following
VERDICT.
That John Stroutman came to his death by frac.
ture OF the skull from blow on the head with o
stick OF wood or other blunt instrument, indicted
at the hands OF Louis Reichenger. ~
The prisoner is twenty years Of age, born IN 0ers
many ana blacksmith by trade. He pleaded noe
guilty and Coroner Keenan, committed hfm to tho
Tombs put Will take ball in $4,000 to await the
!. action Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
Suicide OF q Spaniard.

Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday morning Pa-
trolman Pearsall, OF the Fourth precinct, discov4
cred the PROSTATE form Of q man stretched across
the sidewalk on Park avenue, near Ryerson street.
He attempted to place the man on his feet, when
he found that life was extinct. Assistance was
summoned and the body was conveyed to the
Myrtle avenue station house, where surgeon ex.
amined the remains, and found that pistol BALI
had passed through the body, penetrating near the
heart. Near the right hand of deceased revolver,
Of the Smith WessOn make, was discovered; and
there remained little doubt II was case Of
felO de Sc. In his pocket was handkerchief, upon
the corner Of which was the name "Blaggi." A
gold watch, set Of gold sleeve buttons, two shirt
studs OF the same precious metal, pair Of specta-
cles, two gold rings and penkntfe were also
found on the person OF deceased. The coat
and vest OF the deceased were butt0ned closely
about his form-an act which was evidently done
after the fatal shot had been fired, as there
was no hole in the garments. It was subsequently,
ascertaned that the deceased's name was Adolph
Biaggi that he had been boarding with Professor De
Costas family, at 172 Ryerson street; tnat he was
thirty-tw0 years OF age. He was employed ag q
clerk In o wholesale store In New York, and his
parents reside in that city, His friends say that he
was OF q very exctable and eccentric disp0sitOns
and had frequently expressed determination to
terminate his existence by his own hand He was
unmarried. On Monday, about midnight, he left
his boarding house In hurried and excited man
ner, and was not again seen alive. Coroner Jones
will hold an inquest over the body.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
The following table shows the highest and loves
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
1--WE TOLD YOU so."


Boston was, In many respects, an epitome Of
what sound financial theories require OF every
community. She bore to the rest OF the country
the relation England has generally sustained to-
ward the rest OF the world, and was the nation g
creditor. Capital flowed out OF Boston constantly
and interest dividends and profits poured In. she
was selfreliant and Independent in money mat
ters so that the present calamity will do less
injury outside her limits than did that at Chicago,
In whose fate was involved the money OF q
very wide region OF the country. Il is
easier to write history after than before its
occurrence, 80 that opinions as to what will be the
result in the money market to-day and during the
week OF the great calamity at Boston must be more
or less speculative. We are favored this time with
precedent in the Chicago panic, schtch scds as
short Tired as 10 tCdS illogical People have often
wondered at the great rise in stocks and the in
money that JOuOlced the latter event. The explana-
tion lies In the fact that the Chicago fire, by
destroying two hundred millions Of fixed capital,
made noating capital more abundant as compared
with the fixed capital OF the country. Panics in
money arise from a too great prepcnderance Of
fixed capital as compared with floating capital or
money; 80 that, with the first effects OF fear and
excitement gone by, the present disaster ought to
have really the effect OF enlarglng the volume OF
money, as compared with liked capital The situa-
ton should be viewed c0olly and calmly by every
body The worst has been done, now that the fire
Is over Panic and excitement will only aggravate
the disaster.
SALES At TIE NEW YORK GTONK CYnH ANqE
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

Counsellor Paul Miller, Of the law firm OF Az
water & Miller, Brooklyn, committed suicide ct q
very early hour yesterday morning by shooting
himself through the head, under the right ear, with
pistol at his residence. 63 Jefferson street. East
crn District. The unfortunate gentleman had BEEN
causes, for several days previously. He leaves a
widow and an only child Of tender years. He was
born in Stuttgart Wurtemburg, in 1881, and emil
grated to this country at an early age. AT thei
time of his death Mr.. Miller was member OF thel
Evangelical Lutheran church In Leonard street,
and also q member Of the Montauk Lodge, F. andl
A. M.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
The County Canvass.

The Board Of Kings County Canvassers met yesA
terday at the Court House, Supervisors chamber
for the purpose Of canvassing the late Presidential
Electors, &c. The Board organized by electing
Supervisor Stilwell chairman. Several errors wera
found In the First and Second wards and the re!
turns were sent back. The labor will occupy
cav
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent per annum to 3-64 per diem for carrying.
Tho operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
f0llows:-
sOu CicaIcu.. Soo,UZo,oOU
Gold balances 1,S27,412
OuIhoHCy uainuces.. Z,USS,0oI
The Sub-Treasury paid out $225, 600 on account Of
interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed i've
twenties.
An account OF a small defacation In the Gold Ex-
chaDge Bank will pe found In another column.
SHARP RISE IN RAILROAD BONDS.
The reaction ut the Stock Exchange was signally
illustrated In the market for the railroad bonds,
che bids for which showed an advance upon Mon
days bids to the extent Of per cent in Erie
tourths, per cent in st. Paul eights, ~ per cent
In Union Pacific land grants, 2per cent in Michigan
Central eights, Pittsburg consols and Columbus,
Cincinnati and Indiana Central seconds, and ;.
per cent In many OF the other leading descrip-
lions. The following were the bids at the regular
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Paying Uncle Sans Election Marshals1
United States Marshal harlow has been busily
engaged during the past two days in the paymentl
OF the deputy marshals who were employed at theI
election polling places. The amount requisite toy
/,
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
The BulIwfnIxle Homicide.

william H. Buckleman, the conductor Of the
Flushing avenue car who struck Martin BullwinKle,
the German grocer, on Sunday night, frons
the efecGs OF which the latter died the fol-
lowing morning, was arralgned before Jnsticel
Walsh Yesterday and committed to jail. The ac1
cused states that the deceased acted in dsorderly
manner on the car, and that he demonstrated with
him for his conduct. He then struck at the con1
ductor and the latter retaliated striking him I'M
the nose with the left hand. 1.-THE bi0w.n to usel
the language OF the prisoner, twas not more than
suf1cient to kill mouse" DR.. Shepard who made
a pOst-mortem examination Of the body, will make
known the result thereof at the COr0ners inquest,
which Is to be held to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 1e72rRIPLE

pncea Straw has been less sought asr but nrmly held.
We quote shipping hay, u retaii quanHaess as
p 81 80; long rye straw. SIiS 81 q; short do'
S6c c Sst 76c rs: and wheat &C. hoC soc comnara
tysy light and 4 anything p % lsyOTsa s tas n aE
size. cash. and 80 tons Of Engsh, best select at Iyc
SPOT and 26c to arrive per steamer Tin was geneisny
quiet and 800 OF charcoal erne SOLD on
private serms and we also note sales Of sasss b
moderately dealt In and at prices formerly quoted
MoL.ssEs-Trade continued Of an unimportant cnarac-
ter. being confined 70 small jobbina lots OF domestc
Later M hhds OF new domestic sold at auction ~
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

IA In New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey Princi-
pals only apply TO SAMUEL WOOD, Jr, l55 Broadway
room To-
TNOR sALE-FREE OF ALL AsSESSMENTs, 100
II Shares of the Electro Moter and Battery Company,
now doing q good business. Apply st II Wall street
room Noa
IyOR sALE-TwO EXCELLENT FIRST MORTGAGES
on nrst class improved city property AMOUNTING 70 20
$1,000; liberal bonus to prompt buyer: OaptamIs
apply st once B. W. TRAIfEL, III Broadway, room
no rOAN-sUMs OF 500 AND UPWARD, ON sKCU-
j. rity, for one or moro months. Apply to Il. kVkR
ETT lS2 Front street. office u
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

The quotations based Cotton III
quality than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
bushels; corn l25 $50 do corn meal l20 bbs and
6O bags; oats O64 bushels barley e. do. rye, l26
do. The Aour market remained dull but there no
important change In prices The sales since last
comprising all kinds aggregate about 1880 bbla, at
prices within the range OF our quotaons Corn meal
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

CECRETARV6 OFFICE, HRI1 RAILWAY 0OrrAYxa
Motto. i h.r,py s,v.p MA. 3: SsT YS.s Gss
Company will DO closed st its General once on 90 "a
day Of November, l6z and closed till the Nm onI
Of November lS72 when the books will be rcopened c7
transfers at the o1ce Of Duncan sherman Co., who
BY order Of the Board. n. N. OTIA SocTSlafE
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

Iot4l.: 80 SsoAo 4. ~ oSoo
turc delivery basis low nddling the sales have been
folows:Sales last evening after three O'Clock -Novem
llOO at 8 76c; December, 200 at Is 16c 800 at 18c,
eSO at Jahuary 200 q lsc IoS sisc., s AZ
Is Sisc March 500 g isxc ,is lslSc, 90 At
lsNc; April 70o at 49, 5 at ls lsi6c; May, 100 At
MENsye%Ser GOAT 400 DeSe%Ser.
iS tise January loo e is1sc 100 at is 7lsc io6
at lSs 100 ct Is 7ISc 700 At February 20o at
lsc' 200 is slice Soo at March, !SS st isssc,
go at Is i3l6c 100 at 200 at 100 at lsc,
4o At Is iSSc o 100 At M lSc ApE SOS ss igc aoS at
goo at iSsc. Total 1870 bale bales; grand total tai 2o1oo
Galveston isSs bales; New Orleans slSj Mobile.
last week. as This day Lastly isa Hates on cotton
erpool 6y steam, 76d kd sail, bs2d. sl6d to Havre
by steam c ihc; SAL ic, p COMPRESSED; to Hamburg
sail Tc,; to Baltic ports by steam, via England, sSd:
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

WANTED-s7,Sco ON IMPROVED PROPERTY, YIRs1
w mortgage; large fee paid. Second Mortgages for
sale liberal discount NO. ~ Pine street, ROOM.