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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

not TO be accomplished by the Ma
tional Grange, or by any dozen men
whom you may elect officers Of the
State Grange. You yourselves are
the State Grange; you are the soul Of
its soul, aud the flesh, of its flesh, and
it will be just what you make it, and
not one iota more; we are assembling
and organizing to fit ourselves against
the sharpest wit in the world; five
fail it will be for want of ability, or
want Of effort; if we succeed, it will
be because we Individually and col
lectively put our shoulders to the
wheel and lift like men, and not be-
cause the National Grange or any
thing else has come along and spread
the mantle of the millionares upon US.
The old saw is still sharp, which says:
'The gods help those who help them
selves" tas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
PACIFIC COASTERS.

The Portland ferryman has'snsh q
little soul that when the Salem fire.
nneng got on his boat ross the river
to the nre, he asked Sn for their
fare, and threatened to stop tho
engine if they didn't ''pungle." It
is needless to say that the boys didn't
pay, and also went across in a hurry
too.
The stone in the foundation Of the
State Capitol building has lately been
measured and found to contain 1850
perch Of rough rock. For this rooh1
there was paid at the quarry rs cefts'
per perch laid down at the building Z
making a sum Of 81 AIS, all Of which
has been paid out to parties living in
the city,
The hoodlums in Junction City,
after getting q superhuous amount ofl
Bacchus' nectar aboard, attacked and
put to flight the peace-loving Good.
Templars, as they were going homo
from their last meeting. The afore-
said hoodlums were the next morn
ing arrested before q different kind
Of bar than that they patronized on
I A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Jones, Marsh, and Hall, inspectors
OF election, who registered the names
and received the votes of Miss An
thony and her co-defendants, was
placed on trial. The proof on the
part of the prosecution was similar to
that in the case of Miss Anthony,
The defense proved the good faith Of
the parties accused in receiving the
the votes, and rested. The case was
argued on the part Of defendants by
Van VOORHEES,, of Rochester. At
the close Of his argument the de-
fendant's counsel asked to be permit
ted to address the jury in their
behalf, which request was refused by
the court, He then asked the, court
to charge the jury, that, if the jury
believed that the defendants acted
honestly and according to their best
Judgment, they should be acquitted.
This the Court refused.
Judge Hunt then announced his
decision overTuling the defense and
stated that instead of ordering q YER
dict of guilty, as he did in the case
of Miss Anthony he would submit
the case to the jury, with instructions
that there was no Justification for the
act of the defendants, and that in
effect they were all guilty; and then
stated to the jury that they could
agree in their places or retire for de-
liberation. The jury chose the lat
ter and retired. a M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

LIBERTY ACCORDING TO MONA.
HoN.-The new Prefect of the Rhone,
France, seems to be sufficiently con
servative, Having prohibited the
sale of newspapers in the streets Of
Lyons, and civil burials from taking
place after seven a. M, he has now
suspended the Petit Lyonnias for
two months, La France RepuplicGaat
for indefinite period, and has ordered
the prosecution Of the Preges de Lyon
for what is considered a very innocent
joke.
This reminds one Of the liberty in
this country some ten years ago, when
the radicals had full sway, with a
million bayonets TO support them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

1t seems that every member OF
Congress elect who holds the proper
certificate and whose seat is not con,
tested now draws a salary monthly
at the rate Of 1925 per month. Thus,
there having been no March session,
members may draw $5,625 before
they take their seats in December,
which is 1925 more than the whole
amount Of the old salary, and is to
be paid before a days service has
been rendered, or before even the
form Of efGAsembership has been COM
piled with.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

The Post in its latest edition con-
tradicteeits statement made earlier in
the day, that Drew manipulated the
late corner in Erie stock, and says il
is we'll understood that nearly all the
stock is held in Europe, principally
in London. Since the recent cleo
ton there has been disposition on
the part of English holders to sell
stock. The price being higher here
than in London, they have sent over
orders to sell in this market. Their
brokers have executed their orders,
selling in advance of the arrival OF
stock, and trusting to their ability to
borrow for deliveries from day to
day. The result is that those few
German banking firms who hold
Erie here, availed themselves of the
situation, and have refused to lend
their stock or sell except at high
price. They have the power, and
will probably keep the corner up
until steamers arrive having on board
Erie stock recently shipped from
London.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

On Saturday afternoon a State
constable, assisted by local officers,
visited, q large number of saloons in
Worcester (Massachusetts), where
beer is sold, and seized all that could
be found, the total amount being 100
kegs. Immediately after the seizure
some of the saloon-keepers got a new
stock, and o second seizure was
made. In the evening nearly all the
saloons were open and doing bust
ness until their stock was exhausted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Grace Greenwood relates as an in
stance of the extravaganza of New
England humor that when a young
farmers wife made her first boys
pants precisely as ample before as be-
hind, the father exclaimed, "Good-
ness he won't know whether he's
going to school Or coming homo"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

A Meadvillei Pa, girl who was look
ing ats circus clown whirling hat with
stick, remarked TO her young man
that she fused to do that" The
young man was looking at a contor-
ZIONIST in another part of the arena
who had his legs tied around his neck,
and an explanation was necessary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

The will Of a Kentuckian, which
was made before his marriage, and
gave all his property TO the lady who
Afterwards became his wife, has been
successfully contested by his legal
heir, it being held that the marriage
acted as a revocation, and that the
widow is entitled to only one-third.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

A great earthquake was felt at
Valparaiso July 9Th. The shocks
were worse thanithose Of 1887. Agreat
deal of damage was done to many
houses and churches, though the
affair was nothing compared with the
late earthquake at San Salvador.
Some few lives were lost by the
falling of walls One lady died from
fear.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Mark Twain, in speaking Of canni.
balism, grows serious for once, and
soIemnly declares that for his own
part che would 60 hungry for two
days rather than eat an old personal
friend.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Why is blind mans buff like sym
pathy9 Because it's a feller feeling
Tor q feller critturl Another feller
says the same would apply to the
Nv headed boy who scratcbad hiS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

An Irish peddier asked % itipetant
poulterer the price of q pair Of forS.
aSix shillings, sip,n "In my dar
country, my darling, you might fuY
them for sixpense' a pace" "Why
didn't you remain i'll your dear coun
try, then?n 9Case We- had no Six
pence, me jewell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

vrSqfk GNIlD Would AEsPEcT-
nfly INFORM the cikaens Of Albany and Vi
.;rifS ~ kas taken kharge Of this Establlsh-
msTtaahd, nv Keeping hleSn ropFps and paying
strlSf atfS1 tiou 10 hnsiess, expects % suit all
.Sosi = d niay favor hi With their patronage.
HsysSe kSrato fere 'eaIrsd on nothing but
jaSSiAss Dressing Saloons.
a. EeRealtis 10 RfSe p3ire sakislsctioh 70 "A.
II ~ And ladies' Hair neatly out
a~SVhAni8o6od. JOSEPH WEBBkK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

is the difference betw
A"d > RassenS 9 (
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

A youth who was taking an airing
in the country tried to amusc himself
by quizziug an ord farmer about his
bald head, but was extinguished by
the old man, who solemnly remark,
ed: "Young man, when my head
gets soft as yours, can raise hair to
selI.D
.tf -----
Katy, aged thfee years was tryiT
to think Of q pheasant SURF y.
her father on bis bitthday
she cried: ~ know,
know 's5Vhat, my dea
me a little sIier withoutf
thing to pap -
s----
A miss -
ts-41
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

,rrrf.r. 1tIlIF cor rAlSTLY on HfEn
~. tho lil1t neat no nrlfct dlI1Iie
M Always % found f,rI.y tr1n lmo.
ttcsc rr|lo ndaV lnl1r ti01 Win bal
aighta malAe. AZ pal 'pl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
Tnn pATnoNs m cALIronN1A.

A State Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry was organized in Cali
fornia last week, by N. w. Garrett
son, Deputy of the National Grange.
-Thirty-fve Oranges were repre-
sented. The Convention adopted
the following: . .tn
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
AbOHl Even.

L got introduced to u splendid stran-
ger u: the = -. ~I,I John" the trav-
llling cor. .,n.i. ut of TIE New YOrl
.Stp. Sim by iri5 sitting down on
my cork Ia, This didn't improve the
hat, it killed'It, but we conversed:
Says 1, History tells us that som=
kind Of vegetables possess converse
tional powers.
Says he; Il guess not.
Says l. II guess yes
Says he, Quote, sir, quote,
Saws I, "Well, sir, how about Jack
and the beail-stalk?'
There I had him. He whistled the
third and last stanZa of Betsy and [
are out" then twisting himself around
my way, says he:
.sStranger, it's an understood fact
that twelve hard-boiled eggs won't
nurt a day-old child.
Says [, ''Not if they are boiled real
hard?''
Saws he, "No, sir"
Saws I. .sPerhaps you will tell me ne
why they won hurt child when they Il
Kill a man 2" iii
Saws he. eyes, sir, because day-oid
child won't eat 'em.
There he had me.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

parlors and libraries of the cottages
and villas are planned and decided du-
ring the height of the season the polit-
ical, financial. and great railroad
schemes which are toengage Congress,
Wall street, and the Republic until
lifelong Branch season come again.
The keenest brains and deepest
scheme in the new world pillow their
heads every night where the roar of
tie oceen lulls them to sleep. Jay
Gould and Henry Clews, and Hatch
the banker, and Secretary Belknap and
Drexel are among the promenaders
and bathers, and riders and drivers
seen every day.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

1t is expected that S15, 500, 900 the
whole amount of the Geneva aw,rd
will be paid by England at the Site
Department, Washington, on the ttb
of September. How long the claimants 9
will be kept out of their money do.
pends upon Congress, but it is expec
ed that early provisions, of ieoal
character, will be made for distri6u'
ton of the fund.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
A GREAT BARGAIN
FOR SALE!

5000 ACRES PINE LAND
VfTELL TIMEERED, LYTHC ON THE ST
JIhn River. Florida, six m.lea above PaIatka
he n:Ieet b'"ty Of timber un the rIysr in orc
body. Suitable for " 0
NJ lLLING OR TURPENyINE BUSINESS
Any vessel tnat cross the bar can he
take TO the landing.
VIII sell on reasonable terms Address
c. f. STUBBS
Care Groover, Stabbs & Co
july 25 aawam
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

DIRECTORS
JAMES M REDMOND, FkED PHILLIPs w a
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL
Issues Certificates Of Deposit beariup intor.st
Is authorized by Charter to receive ON d.
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Adj
mmlstraiors, Guardians, &c., &c, &c.
Sells Checks at par on New York BaItimo,a
phiiadeliha, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston
Richmond, Petersburg and all q q cities AMI
towns in North Caroline ~
Buys and sells checks in sums to suit o,, 1, re,,
Britain Ireland, Germany. France ,ve.
bnVs ana sells Gold, SILVER, Bank Bills
Bonds, Stocks &c., &c 7'
uct attention given to the orders ami re
quests OF our county friends by mail or O1ber
wise. ''
20 aef-nn,,,r
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH
Am EliICAN ANT. and is perfectly pecn-
liarly snited TO all these difficulties; it will
cleanse the IItiated Flood, stren. .then the Life
Giri'g I'o"'rs. aud Rrm"re oil Distractions from
I'm pairsd dnd EntfeEIrd Organs.
II should be freely taken, as .Iuru-
beba is pronounced by medical writer's the Most
efficient Purifier. Tonic and Ds0LstrueRt known
i'll the whole range Of medicinal plants. 4W
John Z. X 81 l-OGG, 1S Platt- y. V,
Sold by Druggists. Sole A gents for the I'nite,
States Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for
Circular. 3w
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
THE CHESTER, Pa, TRAGEDY.

The Wanderings of w. s. GiOss or
A. G.. ViIsOn-AdditiOna startling
RevelatiOns-Detect work IN
Philadelphia and Newark, N. j.
Arrest of Rhodes and Wife-The
The Case of A. e. GOsss
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

OK IN COO per dayI Agents want
SDO OO eDAO ed! Ali classes of work
in people. ct either sex. yonng old, make
m )re money at we' for in their spare mo-
ments. or ALI the tim, than at anything else.
Particulars free Address q. Stnson s. Ca,
Portland, Maine.
sept 13. 1872 35-w1v
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
Always

THE BEST BUTTER brought 10 this tit--.
CHAS. d. MYERS & co,
North Fl1Lt 81.
july q IFS
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

Mr. c. FL. Pennypacker went to
Newark, \. J., yesterday morning,
and there found the boarding house of
the supposed Goss, together with more
OF his clothing and several very I'M
portant letters, and found that the man
believed to be GOss was at Newark
from the 1st of December. 1872, to
about the 10th of June, 1873, or from
tlc time lie left Cooperstown to within
ten days of his arrival Ill Jenneryille.
THE COGPEESTOWN FAMILY AND THEIR
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

BALTIMORE, July 25-12:30 NJ
The fire now extends to Franklin,
Howard, Lexington and Park streets.
Four Churches have been burned and
the Cathedral is threatened. It is
reported that st. Alphonzo is burn
ing.
Several lives are reported lost, but
no loss of life is confirmed.
The water IS ample, and unless the
wind increases the flames will be con-
fined to the bounds above indicated.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

[Rep0ted for the Baltimore SUM
Mr.. Alexander c.. Goss, brother of
". Scott Goss, who was arrested on
Sunday a; his residence, in this city,
upon the charge of consplrlng with
William e. Udderzook and W. S. Goss
to defrsud the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York, and the
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

THE TWO COrTAGES OF THE PRESIDENT,
aud then up the cedar avenue and
through the beautiful grounds OF John
Hoey, They stopped at the cottages
OF EDWIN adams, Maggie Mitchell
Mrs. iaddOck,) Chanfrau, and Mrs.
James Wallack, the widow of the dis
tinGTllshed brother OF Lester WaiLack,
The ladies and gentlemen of thehus-
kin have greatly the advantage of the
milhonaires and politicians III the way
OF tasteful summer retreats Then
cottages are all surrounded bv trees
aud shrubbery. Mrs. james WelIack's
domain IS very extensive. and her cot
/ tage, OTnea. embowereG in honevsncl-
les and roses, and oyershadowed by
immense trees grouped by nature. ii
is study for an artist.
Chanfrau's home is the very home
one would expect to find Kit" in. He
is the same hearty, genial gentleman
Off the stage as he is on it, refined
and modified exit, with wife worthy
OF such a home nest as made for her.
Maggie Mitchell tloated into her par
lor to receive the party III a white pol
onaise that became her transparent,y
fair face, set in its frame of golden
tresses wonderfully well. She struck
the reporter as being a sincere and
slmple hammered woman, not the least
Stagery III action or conversation.
Nearly every cottage that is to rent
at the Branch this summer is taken
and the hotels pretty well filled. If is
the summer capital ii more than ono
sense. In the great hotels or in the
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01


OF course those who hold that W. S.
Goss was the murdered nan, and that
tidderzook was his murderer. do so on
the theory that since tie pretended
death of Goss by fire in fhe burning
of his shop, he has been hiding ava,
III colluslon with Udderzotk. who had
with him, and perhaps otl.rs, planned
the whole matter of defrarlling the in
surance companies, who had insured
Goss's life for the sum of 81, 900. and
that as the fire had occurred some tif-
teen months before the muder, and
no money been obtained by ,eason of
the companies resisting the ,avment,
Undertook had got tired O, having
such burden on hand. Thy hold
also that he was afraid Goss would
get tired Of his hiding, and disclose
himself or be discovered, and az the
keeping of him had beau lo,o-cnn-
tlnued expense, in addition. j WAS
thought the surest thing to get Gloss
out OF the way by killing him. The
insurance men are now striving indus
triously to work up facts to establish
this theory in their behalf.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun

4 man in Philadelphia has been
found who has heard Wilson speak of
\. c. Goss, and has seen a letter from
A. G. Gos5 to A. c.. Wilson, the envelope
of Which was stamped with furniture
monogl am. A. c.. Goss works i'll Bal
timore at Stevens furniture slIop. A
man has been found 60 whom A. G.
Wilson talked freely of a. G. Goss, and
sad that he remained away from home
on account OF "a law suit amounting to
| SIS, 900 i'll which he was deeply inter
! tStel
, 1873-12-29
FlLIBUSTERtNG,

A Suspicious Steamer Fitting Out at
Hnltl morc--Go Government Officers OH
tIAc Alert.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. z7.-lnformation has
boon received from Baltimore that tho steamer
Edgar Stowult IL axpocted To suil shortly. Shc
il cleared for Jamaca, tnxlpE nothing but pas
eongers.
A delegation OF oubans will leave Baltimore
tomorrow for New York, to moet the steamer
Juniata and ESCORT to Baltimore Seniors Manuel
Giiyerio aud AmadorBaco. formerly Of tho Edgar
Stewart, who arc among the survivors Of tho
YirginiuB aud have fought in Cuba, and their
escape from death is to bo attributed to their OK
trome youth, Silyo:io boiug vuly. II years old.
Aftor short stay III Baltimore they will join the
crow Of tho Edgar Stewart. Con. Aguiiera,
Vlce-PreBldont OF Tho Cllbau Ncpublic, hus boen
recalled to actiyo duty. aud will possibly sail On
the Edgar Stewart.
BALr1MonE, Nd. Dec. 27.-Tho steamer Edgar
Stewart now lies o. Jenkins' wla1f, watched by
Custom officials. Hor register is inithe hands Of
tho Collector OF tho Port, and Hho Will not bo al-
lowed to leave, under my circumstances, without
tho full knowledge md couBent Of tic proper
department ut Washington. The Edgar Stew
art, from bor papers, is ownedby Zlm1l ". Butch
or, OF Now York. 4 few woeks ago, Col. Melch,
or Agncro, representing 1er owners, contracted
with parties to repair hor boilers aud machinery.
to tic extent Of few thousand dollars. TheBo
repairs are now going on, and cannot be com-
plotod under four Or five weeks.
, 1873-12-29
RAILROAD NEWS,

The Indiannpolis, bloomington d
Western Railroad Invest. .ntion.
Speciat Dispatch 10 1'he Chicauo Tribune.
LEROY, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Tho indianapolis,
Bloomington l. Western bond meeting at Le-
roy, Dec. 27, was called to order by D. 9. How
ard, Supervisor Of Empire Township. Il. II.
Guy offered statistics bearing ou the cost of
construction, equipments, bonded dobt, and
curreut expenses Of the road, aud showing 4
profit to the road Of 528, 800 to the milo. 4. II.
West offered tue following resolution:
Resolved, Tint committee Of throo 10 appointed by
the Chairman Of Wy meetjng for the nurpoi$o $ Of
luting proceedings against the I. u. 4 ". NalIronl
Company for alleged unlawful conduct and that said
Coinitfee he authorized and empowered to employ
expert legal agent to obtain all ho facts that may haye
bearing tho case: that cooperate With tho aoy
eEal Townships u!onR the line In their investigation Ut
tho affairs Of the /. B. l. ". Railroad.
Tho ca mmitteo appointed in accordance with
tile above resolution ia AT follows: W. Guy, Hi
ra1n Buck, and Jumos Kimlor.
Tho meeting adjourned, subject to tho petition
Of tell legal yoterB requesting tue Supervisor to
call special town moeting for further aetion
, 1873-12-29
Tho English Check Banks;


Tho chief check bank has recontly been open
ed In Pail Mall. but banks all ovar tha country
are now placed in connection with it. All you
hayo to do il you wish to begin business with
shilling to the hanis; yon receive in return =
chccl-bools of ten ehocka, oact Of tic value ot
FL, which you can fill up and pay array ns you
may require. Any one will take your chcck-it
more convenient. aafer, anl cheaper. You have
not boon Obliged to ask my QUO to introduce
you to tic bank; your money WIS yonrintl oduc:
{ion; you arc under Obligations to no ono, and
your banking account llas cost you only shill-
ing. You can buy d book Of Il checks, or ca
clcoks, or -e10 checks, and all at the same rate.
Eaoh ohecls is stamped. so that it Gun only be
drawn for FL or .E3, or whatever amount 1t bears.
II your ohecl,-booA is stolen tile thief would
probably not know how to hign it; 1t ho did, tha
bank Inns means for detecting the forgery. Al:
ready this now systom-smple. safo. cheap, and
conyonient-has won great favor IN England
, 1873-12-29
FINANCIAL.


New YoRK, Dec. 27.-afonev WAS little more
active at tho close Mt per cont, with fow loans
at gold interest. Some brokers delayed making
up their bank accounts uut just before Q. when
lenders had neatly all retired from tho mprket.
This WAS tho henson for the slight appearance OF
activity.
Exchange closed firm at 1os1 1@1os56 for prime
bankers Hixty days sterling anu 1o933S@lo9>G for
domanl.
Gold weaker, and declined from 110S1 to HOY
on tho increase Of specio in banks, aud Bmnl
imports for the yool. Rates paid for carrying
wero G, 7, s, and per cont, aud for borrowing
flat Treasury operations for tho wook ut tho Now
York Office included tho disbursement OF $780,
QUO on account OF interest, aud i'll redemption
Of $40 bonds, aud the receipt Of S1Gl, 400 for
customs.
Specie shipments for tue weol, s44s, 600. prin-
cipally silver bars. 1nlportE--Dry-goods, $685.
511 merchandise, 50, 04l ,371.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds quiet.
Ihe Union Mining Company Of Tennessee,
and tigHt-mortgage bonds Of tile Detroit CanadR
Southern d Toledo Railroad Company, hayo
bctu admitted to Gull at tho Stock Exchange.
and higher from the opening until about1 O'Clock.
Tho advance ranged from Il to 5 per cont, aud
was most marhou in panamu, New York Central,
Lake Shore, and Rock Island. Afterwards there
per cent from the highest point Of the day on
suel. Pacific Hail oponea strong, but after-
wards declined from 3011 to 33j5. The advance
early in tho day induced sales to tealizo tho
profits during tho afternoon, which Ind son1e-
thing to do with tho decline. Tho strike Oh the
Pennsylvania Railroad stimulated rise In Cen-
tral aud Lake Shore. In the ilnhl dealings d
steadler tone was noted.
NEW Yonx, Dec. 27.-The weekly bank steto-
mont is AZ follows: Loans, inrrease, 1900, GOO /;
Bpecie, increase, s1,520, 400; legal -tondurs, in
crease, $780, 800; deposits, increase, 81 0S5 600
circulation, increase, $50, 700.
Sterling, 1O31i.