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LIMITATION OF ACTIONS.


To repeal the seventh section OF the fity-seyenth
Article OF the Code of Public General Laws or THIS
state, title Limitation OF Actions" and to re-ennct
the same with amendments
Sec. l. Be II enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That section seven Of article ftv-scyen
OF the Code of Public General Laws title "Ifiafion
OF Actions be and the same Is hereby repealed and
re-enacted, so that the same shall read follows
2. whenever any person may die indebted and
his interest In real estate may be liable 10 be pro-
ceeded against for the payment Of his debts By rea
son of the tDSufieiency Of his personal estate the
operation of this Article both at law and In equity
shall be suspended In relation TO the heirs and de-
risees Of such debtor for the period OF eighteen
months from the death OF such deeedent aud where
any debts of such person so dying indebted have
been or may be paid by his executor or adminisra-
tor and the real estate Of such decedent proceeded
against for the payment OF his debts the operation
OF this Article both at law and IN equity shall be
suspended in relation 10 the heirs and deyisees or
such deceased debtor as 70 the claims so paid until
the lapse Of eighteen months after the filing OF said
bill
Sec. 2 And be II enacted That this Act shall take
effect from the date Of its passage
We hereby certify that the aioregoing Is a triiGand
perfect copy OF an act passed the General Assembly
OF maryland at the January session, 1876
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
Approved March ., 1876.
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CHAPTER 269.
Insurance Companies.

10 repeal section twenty-nine Of the Act OF
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight. chapter
four hundred and seventy.one, entitled an
Act to repeal Article twenty-six of the Code
OF Public General Laws, and to enact sub.
stitute therefor and to repeal section TWEEN.
ty-two Of Article sixteen, sections ninety
nine to one hundred and three of the same
Article, and sections thirty-thres to forty.
three OF Article eighty-eight Of the Code OF
Public General Laws, and re-enact the same
SO as to read as follows: aud to repeal sec
ton seventeen Of the same Article and to
re-enact the same with amendments.
Sec. !. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That section twenty nine
or the Act Of eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, chapter four hundred and seventy
one, entitled an Act to repeal Article twenty
six of the Code Of Public General Laws, and
to enact substitute therefor, and to repeal
section twenty-five of Article sixteen, Sec
tons ninety.nine to one hundred and three OF
the same Article, and sections thirty-three to
forty.three ofArticle eighty-eight of the Code
of Public General Laws, be and the same is
hereby repealed and re-enacted to read as
follows and that section seventeen of the
same Article be, and the same is hereby re.
pealed, amended, and re.enacted so that
said section shall read as follows.
Sec. II, Glass 4. For the formation of fire,
life, marine, accident, cattle, live stock, and
other insurance companies, and all compan-
les for receiving, weighing, sheltering, feed
ing, and exposing for sale cattle, sheep, and
hogs, provided that such companies shall
have their principal Office in this State, an d
provided the yards and scales of every com
pany for receiving, weighing, sheltering, feed
ing, and exposing for sale cattle, sheep, and
hogs, shall be located either within the City
of Baltimore, or within q distance of not
more than six miles from the limits thereof,
and provided further that all such cattle,
sheep, and hogs, shall be weighed by or under
the supervision of the State weighmaster, as
now provided for by law, such weighing to be
done at the yards and scales of such com.
pany.
Sec. 30, Class lG. For the formation Of
savings institutions, trust companies and
guarantee companies.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from the date of It's passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a
true and perfect copy of an act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, at the JAN
uary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April 4, 1876.
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To repeal section one Of chapter three hundred and
eghty-eight, of the Acts of eighteen hundred and
seventy four, entitled an Act for the protection
young fish in the waters Of Elk River and North
East River and their tributaries within the limits
OF Cecil county, and to re-enact the same with
amendments.
Section !. Be II enacted by the General Assembly
Of Maryland That section one Of chapter three hun
dred and eightyeight Of the Acts Of eighteen hun
dred and seyentyiOnr, entitled Act for the pro-
lection of young hsh In the Waters of Elk River and
Northeast River and their tributaries within the
limits OF Cecil county, be and same Is hereby re-
pealed and re-enacted to read as follows;
|, No person or persons shall fish at any time In
the waters Of Elk River and Northeast XII yer and
their tributaries lying and being within the limits
Of Cecil county, with any hauling sein OF any de
scripton the meshes OF which are of q less measure
than what is generally known, 'sineh and quar-
Ter mesh, provided however that this section shall
not apply 70 any established fishing shore on said
waters, fishing for herring and shad from the flf
teenh day OF March 70 the tenth day Of June each
year.
Sec. . And be It enacted, That this Act shall take
effect from the date 0fits passage
We hereby certify that the nforegoing is true aud
perfect copy Of act passed The General Assembly
OF Maryland, at the January session. 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary OF the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates
Approved April g. 1876.
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CHAPTER 1877.
Sinking Fund.


To amend the fourth article OF the Code OF Public
Local Laws, by adding another section thereto, In
relation 70 investments on account OF the sinking
fund.
Section /. BE L enacted by the General Assembly
OF Maryland, That whenever the Commissioners Of
Finance OF the city OF Baltimore shall be authorized
by the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore TO in
vest moneys belonging 70 the sinking fund OF said
city IN annuites or ground rents reserved out OF the
lands leased 10 the Mayor and City Council Of Balti
more, and payable by the said corporation the said
Commissioners may purchase snch rents annuities
and the reversions OF such lands and the conveyan
ces thereof taken, may be made TO the Mayor and
City Council of Raltimore In trust for the benetand
purposes Of the said sinking fund and in every such
case, such conveyance shall not work q mergee OF
the lease or term. but until otherwise provided By
law, the rent or rents shall continue 10 be payable
by the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore as II
such purchase had not been made, but shall be rel
eeived and applied BY the Commissioners Of Finance
fund may be applied.
Sec z And belt enacted, That this ActshAiI take
effect from the date OF lis passage
We hereby certify that the aforegoing true and
perfect copy OF an act passed the General Assembly
OF Maryland, at the January session. 1876
AUGUSTUS GAasAWAY
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk House OF Delegates
Approved March "a. 1875.
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CHAPTER S45.
To Protect the Rights of Parties to Suits
at Law.
AN ACT

To protect the rights of parties to suits at
law upon negotiable instruments, where
from any cause, the same cannot be pro-
duced and surrendered.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That no party, other
wise entitled to sue and recover, in any suit
at law upon or under any promissory note.
bill Of exchange, bill oflading, warehouse, or
storage receipt or other negotiable instru-
ment, shall be precluded from so recovering
by reason of his inability from any casue, to
produce such instrument in evidence at the
trial, or surrender the same to the defendant;
Ff0Uided dlioGys, that the absence Of such
instrument shall be sufficiently accounted for,
under the ordinary rules of evidence, to al.
low the introduction Of secondary proof of
the contents thereof, at the trial, and that no
judgment thereupon shall be entered for the
plaintiff IN such suit, untila good and sufficient
bond shall have been first fled therein by the
plaintiff, or on his behalf, in such penalty
and with such surety or sureties as the court
shall approve, conditioned to hold and keep
the defendant harmless, upon satisfaction
OF the Judgment by him, to the same effect
and intent as If said missing instrument were
then and there produced and surrendered to
him, and the costs in all such cases shall be
adjudged by the court, in its discretion as may
be equitable.
Sec. q And be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect Immediately from
and after its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
true and perfect copy of an act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland at the Jan.
uary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
Approved April I, 1876.
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CHAPTER 81.
Anniversary Of American Independence.
AN ACT


To provide for the proper representation Of
the State of Maryland at the celebration Of
the one hundredth Anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence.
Section 1. Be it enacted by Tie General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the sum of if.
teen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby
appropriated for the purpose Of defraying the
expenses incident to the representation off the
manufacturers, the products of the soil and
mines of the State, and its progress at the
International Exhibition to be held in the
city of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, in the present year.
Sec. 2. And be il enacted, That the said
sum so appropriated shall be disbursed by,
and under the direction Of John Ii. b. La.
trobe and Samuel M. Shoemaker, or their
successors, Commissioners on the Commis.
sion authorized and contributed under and by
virtue OF an Act of Congress of the United
States to provide for celebrating the one hun.
dredth Anniversary Of American Indepen.
dence, and that said Commissioners, or their
successors, are hereby authorized and EN-.
powered to expend the said sum Of money,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, for
the purposes aforesaid, in their discretion,
and the Comptroller ishereby directed to draw
warrants upon the Treasurer for such sums
as said Commissioners may require, not ex-
ceeding the amount herein appropriated, aad
the Treasurer be, and is hereby directed to
pay the same.
Sec. 8. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its approval
by the Governor.
We hereby certify, that the aforegong is q
true and perfect copy Of an act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, at the Jenu-
ary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
Approved March 2S, 1876.
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CHAPTER so7.
CORPORATIONS,


To add an additional section TO the Code o.
Public General Laws, article twenty Isl I
title Corporations, to enable municipal Cor.
porations to pay judgments recovered,
against them in any courts of law ia thiss
State.
Section l. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That an additional
subsection be added TO article twenty.six Of
the Code Of Public General Laws section
nine, title "Corporations' to read as follows.
Sec. Q. Sub section /. Any municipal
corporation in this State against which there
is a judgment in any court Of law in this State
shall have power to levy sum Of money
upon the assessable property Of such munich.
pality sufficient to pay such judgments.
Sec. 2. And be ii enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the af9regoinq is 4
true and perfect copy Of an act passed the
General Assembly of Maryland at the Jan
uary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAWAY.
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April 8, 1876.
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CHAPTER 2s5.
TEsTAMEETARY LAW.

AN All
To repeal section one hhndred and thirty six OF ar
tiele hinetythree Of The Cod. Of Public General
Laws, entitled Tesfa1nentary Law sub -titio Dis-
tributon" and 10 re-enscf the same
sscction !; Be Il enacted by the General Assembly
OF Maryland, That the hundred and thirty xfh
section Of article ninety three Of the Code of Public
Yen gsnerM Laws, entitled "Tesiameniary Law" xnb-
.lue pistrioniion" Be, and The same Is hereby re-
penled and re-enacted 80 as 10 read hs follows :.
i5s u there be no widow relations Of the infes-
nte within the hhh degrces which shall be
more remote, the whole surplus shall belong 10 the
sate and shall be paid 70 the Board ofCounfy school
commissioners Of the county wherein letters Of adj
minstrafion shall be granted upon The estate Of the
deceased for the use Of the Public schools Of saId
Sec. And be 4 enacted That this art shall take
effect from the date OF its passage 80
We hereby certify that the aforeeoina Il fr,,e and
perfect copy ofan act pa5scd the General Assctnblv
OF Maryland at the January session, 1876
AUGUSTUS GAesAWAY.
Secretary OF the Ecnnic.
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Approved April 3, 1876. = -
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fowl shall go on or over said waters with sink
box, sneak boat or other vessel or eraft before
the hour Of three o'clock A. NJ, on the morn.
ing OF the day next succeeding each Of said
days as above specified and any person viola.
ting this section shall be fined not less than
twenty-five nor more than fifty dollars, to be
recovered before Justice Of the Peace as
debts Of like amount are recoverable, one
half thereof to be paid to the officer making
the arrest, aud the other half to those assist.
ing in making the arrest.
See. 2. And be il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in operation from the
date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is u
true and perfect copy of an Act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, at the Janu.
ary session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary OF the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
Approved March 80, 1875.
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VOL. xI.-NO. %.

TO act as real estate broker, by advertisement
sign or otherwise, shall be required to take
out real estate brokers' license as required
by subsection one, Of section ten of this Al,
ticle, before he shall so act or advertise
Sec. 2. And be il enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is q
true and perfect copy of an act passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, at the
January session, 1876.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April 8, 1876.
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cAHAPrER sss
OYSTERS.

To repeal and recnact several sections az ehan..,
one hundred and eighty one. Of the Acts nes;.c<I
AZ The January session Of eighteen hundred and
sesenty-i2ur which Ani repealed article seventy.
-0yzten" - -'''s
Section l. BE 4 cnacynd By the Gencml Asscmh1-
Of Maryland That sections throc and ave OF fchapt<r
January session eiEitetn hundred and seventy four
pe and the .Alne arc hereby repealed and fceAct<d
80 ns to readas follows .'
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CHAPTER 2sa
Real Estate Broker.
An Arr

To add subsection 70 be known as sub.sec.
ton two, 70 section ten Of Article iifty.six,
Of the Code Of Public General Laws.
Section l. Be il enacted BY the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That there be added
TO section ten, Of Article iifly-six, Of the Code
Of Public General Laws, 70 Do numbered sub.
section two, SO a. TO read as follows
Subsection 2. Any peason who shall offer
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Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved March rs, 1876.
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GALVESTON nov lotion ststiyi Ni1lnf lo-'ci ipG
Nriios lUItr.. OUiLarr, Che, net i''tip. 49,
tales, glns- 9'J2 Dal"s tNl0iir, c"asi"+' i'''- "''
..lrs .g3 bios siOcK, tc,37J bh'S. 80, ~.
N,,stll Nov. Lotion etrur2 I"dng ~ s'' htt Re
c,iy. 45lt bales cNpaItS COI,t"lht, 'l'O D"'' HaOS
ltDl uaIps stock. o3,3i3 bales ...,,,. NIL. + M,
WILMINGTON Nov. -Cottou steady; iil.h' Nv 1.e
~ d,ng gJ,c Good OIHin1ry nominal nc ir Pt' luno
49,. ori c,t.tv.-r DIS BAL ats, olO DdcHi sym
,,.r., G. tsi... stock. 1921 bales. MI,
Ig,igt Noy I-Cptten iIm NHdhug y &c.; Low Mul
cling. lUssc, Good O:umaFy 9'ict ~, i''tih ~
e.. .bJ ials. exports coast ~i-e go hai,S s'A O4'
i-la-. slfuttrs. tal.s sfoc6 -. 81 '3lr-.
Tf,u AE,lIIA Nov l.-COttOu ann: Gd4nc, II '; iW
at,dhng 1880: Good Ordinary, lG'r'' tieeeip'h oi
STi[t1SySi Nov Cotton steady; Mtdd.ing l0'.c; Low
GOpi Ordinary 9'ic: rr'clps W. pio'
.,.n.ts 3 ,3 bales: sales 1875 bales stock loss baies
SvyrulS N0v l-COunu hT Middlnr, lu'sc; Irceipls
$50 bales: Shipments 239Z bales safes 'VO O"S soeA
% 81 IsylILT Nov Lection firm. Midilng lO'yc
io,TOS Nov l.-COttOn scaiy Mdding nc Low sllu'
dljug 100 g. Good Ordinary. zoe: net iett?' Do o'''
$3.50 $40 l,iles: sales 500 bales; STOCK, lju2 bales
NfC,tIR l-Cott0n firm NEEDING, lO'sci LOW Ad.
tS IG3c Good Ordinary. l0c net receipt l3l baiesi
experts Great Britain - l8 nHes ooas'"iSe o'I o@
saps 2 3 bales STOCK, 2vVOl bates ,,-,.- ..t.o.
CrI,Klpsr y Nov. -CottCn strong end higher aslve
Niiding lO7sdllca Low NIddlng lOosi Good Ordinary
a0 " net receipts 1852 bales sales 3oDJ Dsles toeA'
- I1IIs NOV l-Cotton higher. Mddng, 1890 Low
NJ jdug NJ; Good Ordna. J'2c receipts lzOt pllesi
Shipments Ol9 bacs sales $50 bales siock lOo bnss
StVNNNAn Nov. l-COtiei-On offerings light e"od demand
nj REGENTS slSl bales exp0ria To Great biilh 9d29
Laes coasts,e 1888 bales sales Z5oo DAeS stoc~ ''o'
STvoFIrASs. Nov. lCotton firm good demand; MID
receipts 1888 bales; gross OILS De'i sa' o''oo O""
stock 1910! 3bale-. ..,,,,.-. ,oa,o,. -. 7 o,-
Kidding 9ic; Good Ordinary 92c receipts 1910 oAos
/ sales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL l-l230 m.Cotton - active ana hIn 1,
Low Middling dearer. Addrg UIlands 6ltedi MiaIlns
orleans sales bales, Including 1000 I0 sPecu
laon and export receipts, $500; 20 American fn.urvS
steady; Upards 3ddBnS clause November Itlisasay,
Cd also sales 81 the Gited; Cpl1nd Low Mqn'ng
tht same Ut 6isl Cuands, Low hlddl9s Ss''se,
Mareh and April delivery, at Ged also safes, tgo
PANE al 6579.i. also sales OF tlo SAINT az osls.-'
CpanlA Kidding clause shppef october am No'en
6i,9d: Upanda Low Maohp@ cdGst' h' !" 'Iop.
sbiipel October and November SAL tlI7di laha 10"
pauas Low Middlng CLAUSE. crop pled No'cdpsl
and Deeem ber sail 81 led also sales OF we same az
planls Low Mildl.ng clause December anl Jahuh uo,
crv Gis; Uplands Mdhng claiso ne" crop alnppo.
December and January sail 6i-i also SAFES or lIe ss
tod Il plauds Low Middng clause, snpled January anu
crop shipped January and February. SAIL Gsd also SAFES Oh
the ~ G5Isl ,, Otto, r,,y MIA
IIyTPipOI Nov. IL D. m.-Uplands Cotton, Low Mo
lipg clause February and March delivery G2 tpahns
Miuhng clause, new crop, shipped NOVEMBER anu D
CeInber sail. Gid. ., =. ,,.,4.,. 90, ,,iadlinp
clause January aud February delivery bi Oh lhe saos w
day. ~ no bales American - ,t,,,,o.
IiyTlpOOI Nov II D. M plands Cotton Low Mf!uhhg
clause March and April delivery, 6'Ssd 49,, r.u,o,a.
lJyEKrOOL, Nov. ID p. mCottol Iut seA
Low Midlng clause, crop, shipped FeOiua!! aNu
IyRRPoor, Nov 1850 p. m.-spHits Tupentine' 20
Cwt. -, ,.-.-... No.. - oh.erved as a
holiday There win Continental Ial or or,ca
IASDON l-SilVcT Is quoted to'ay az
ToND0N Nov lao D. m-Thc amount OF buii % ~,
LONDON. Nov. l-5:50 i. m.-sprts Iuirehune' -'''
fSEDoy Nov -Evenng-iiusced OIL % Pcwt
FKANKFoRE Nov. IL. > bonds, new nVes' lV-'e
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Nov. Lake Recelpts-to gg'dd 33m Bor
S bush Y 5a % IL S9s 5 1850 S' bah barley
bush rye 500 bush sap9ea9 b by Sn to interior
pcrts-Con COO hush Wheat 1913 bush by En Sasn
Flour 1882 bbls SG; ''o9o - S blsb I'VE 3s0O
Flour quiet ssle 600 h6s no change IN lI,s Of
mGi5TS iS g' n@s and $50 5Gf No. Mwaqkse club
ON Vyi terms Corn dun held firm sales Of 500, 9I ps
~ 80 MIXED Western at see $500 bush sample o. DC id
300 bueh. Low Mixed Toledo at 92c oss ' isd State
on gvats terms quiet prices un1'anssL Sanrei
ssls OF Is ibis Pork and Lard quiet AMI une"'hS'u ~
az" cna . Sow iFonI qnet1n firm wheat 1rs s5les
bn, EereIally lower; demand active No OhE@-o 70
= ~ cash s1 or o2 Rejected sa9l Corn in
far esoa iI1 but ,s 2% y, G6 ~ ssh du weak
StC cash 5-G SEiG cash 80 So bccember 80 5759
So 80 all the year Lard taIy fc's az" I 10 m hc
ycar Inn Meats steady and nlch9nssd M'y q Paroaa
i,, 81. r,re,Snred Receipts -Four. 1900 bbiS W neat
1890 bus corn, l$l9g9 bush 15I9, tVOI iour ZOO
bis; wheat $1,000 bush Com laWO , Dn ~ Inc her
o3n calf The Bomd-Wheai *; love- 5 cyrr lard
0at. ~ s.. s., III the t Vaar o"'' F''
cas- SF ~ o. %S quiet but ealy Wheat 10 fsiT
g Gss GsiS d at S6S575 Rye gqct bt steady at p sSf
lf y MIX Nix air dSmand at SIC 30 Lard and arm
steam 8eHdored, 30 jOaSt 5o4 Nt'lY gu ~" g.. tSar
Meats fm shoulders g. J',i t' m , demand -alcs
r N5yenb sher; Gear MGGr a., Be l i Se
January lng Gat iili, 10 A. r sS,
Bacon iraeT shoSlofTi I'd v 'Ig H.etic At 81 o5s
so3 Butter dui ANA uachanegl Hoss N ir Cls" a H.
s. I6 F.Iio Good Light 70 ga - 40. doe Heavy 20 %
@f5 90; Teef;ps S &5y f at s3asG 60 Wheat
ors,noisow u Gecine Of T. tcj tH.i' 81 %o Am
Ici NIch gan, y Z2 Cern active; ,, LEU C,pts9
lClT ~ , n5E' - t' FI,r 1920 b5is Wheat
Fi,i hi' ~ corn s73 bash. o3... l..-7 tusn. .
j!nwAuEEE NV. l-tlo= .iscI Z, ho,> 1l ,sntss
y 1873. SO. do. 81 la i,.'..oyI - 80, H. ,nanS;
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DnnkinQ Gouses ano Bankers

KOUYTZE BROTHERS, Bonker$,
II wall ST., New Yorh, draao Bus
on, Eaq7and, France and GeTmdnyj
Issue Letters Of CTedit Godiloble
Nrouqlout tie United States and
E,lro2e. and make transfers Of money
5v telegraph and cable. MoeStn'entt
OyderS e. yecuted in the ErchanCes Of
Ncao YOr&, Philadelphia, Boston and
San Francisco.
ApDroced Securities for safe.
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Dlul0cno Notices.
Tuy AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
------- -DLDL-L 10 j. -

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAUoNAL BASK.}
NTN-NoIE, october ~, lHtp. ) =,
4 DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT nee GftaNcS. has been declared on INC cl
tai Of This Bank. payable and after Noyribef 10
80 "~',rytcr,,ngr =. NfLLSON. cashier
OfFicE OF CHAsE & Atkins. BANkEttr,}
Is IlUDtpsI.. NV hOHi oct ~ l. u. y
vr,UE JNTEPfiST COUPONS of the MiChi-
con southern and Northern lntirna Railroad 'onply
First aud .pud Mortgage Bonds due NV l. VIII DC pa" "
this oGace. ------
rIYHE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the Real
Estate First Nort-9 Ponds e,a' ntccl ny i9r ~ ~
CAMILLE TRUST CuNfANn " ~ u ~ - ~ .,o
on '' ~ ''' louis FITzGERALD. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
WOOL MARKET.

BosroN. Nov Wool Is in good demand and prices. are
well sustained. The sales have been ~ fair cAoit ana IN
cnde Medium Xxx Aun46c. Wisconsin and Michigan
at 35Dl0C Comuing Delane at l5OJlc California IN
good demand for Full lGd25c There very ltle ping
the merlet and limited II Pulled ntuo
Is done. ami y 20 OC with choice lots OF Eastern
aud Maine super AZ f2d1Jc.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROvDEScr. r. L. Nov. J.. Printing Cloths dull but
inally steady at previous prices