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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

THE Democratic National Committee will
meet in Washington. on tbs ~1 I'D Of, Feb
ruary for the purpose OF choosing the
time and and place Of holding the Demo
cratic National Convention. St.. Louis
seems to have the most encouragement
as the place of meeting.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

lie bill introduced in the House of
Congress to prevent clergylnen Of any de-
nomination from holding office, is borrow.
cd from the Maryland constitution, and
is intended as a substitute for Blain' S
proposed constitutional amendment on
the school question.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

SENATOR CuR1srIANcy will soon intro
duec \ bill in Congress- providing for fe:
male suffrage in Utah. This would give
the Mormon slaves a weapon with to de:
fcnd themselves. g.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

YALE college has withdrawn from the
rowing association, but it is hoped she will
not disband as University. The insti-
tuition had a very good reputation before
the days Of rowing, and it is not impro-
bablc that she can still keep agoing her
minor functions and exercises without it.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

A BILL has been introduced in the Ohio
legislature which may lay the foundation
for fruitful source Of revenue. 1t pro.
vides for a fine Of five dollars for all per
SONS using the name Of God in vain.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

CARS are now running in New York on
the first division Of the elevated rail-
way. The line extends from the Battery
to Central Park. Forty trains a day will
run each way, making the distance in
thirty minutes.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

THE Republican Legislative caucus of
Maine, after electing delegates to the
national Republican convention, adopted
resolutions favoring Hon. James G.. Blaine
for the Presidency.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

4 ST.. PETERSBURG correspondent Of the
Giobe'Dcmocrat asserts that the most
active preparations are being made for a
gigantic war in Europe. Throughout
the Russian empire is seen great activity
in military movements, and high officers
in the army DO not deny that gigantic
war is pending. This story might posi-
bic be swallowed if thu writer did not go
on to say that Russia would BE- backed by
Austria and Trance, aid -th&s. sIorces, at
England and Germany with those ::of
Turkey, will be engaged on the other side:
lie likes the time Of commencement at a
few limits, Or even Weeks: ! ~
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

PROCTOR KNOTT has hard work to sus-
tain the reputation he made in his famous
Duluth speech. lt.-is; tha"oaly funny
speech ne ever made. 4leF,ppeceptly: tried
to make record as a 'fnancier, by a
lenthy speech in Congress, and now Pat.
DOMAIN says it was borrowed literatim
ct verbatim from the ;beEiqgt e esucrs-
sian Of March II, 1870. He's Knotty
man.
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CURRENT 'TOlPICsSs.. ::

The Prince of Wales is playing at Co.
penhagcn, just now, and there is talk Of
sending him to Rome. g. ,:r :. .,:.,. u. /.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
Commercial Matters.

OF. TAULs January 20. =.
DRESSED HoGs-There has been smart
business doing, and at better prices. Packers,
who are in need of hogs, finding that the mar
ket had been cleared Of surplus stock, began
recently to bid against each other and against
buyers for other markets, and as consequence
quotations are now firm and business active
at 81 40 for frst-class heavy hogs, and $1,000
7.s0 for light, dividing on, 100 pounds. Il
looks as it prices might lie maintained at about
these igures>o LOT several days to come ~
DRESSED BEEF-This market is still in want
of good stock, and prices are firm at 5A@5Kc
for sides Of irst-ra quality, aud 5X@6c could
be obtained just now Tor; choice sides. A few
los Of inferior have sold at 4X@5c per ID for
sides.
PouLrRY-.--There is a *fair amount Of fresh
turkeys on sale, but chickens are: scarce.
Choice turkeys sell at lie; prime fresh at log
1O%c. Chickens are in demand at $4,000 for
prime fat and fresh killed. There is no de-
mand whatever for old shopkeepers. $500.
!! GRA1N-There is nothing new to report.
Wheat maintains the2Tees laSt qa9teq for. fAe
different qualities. Millers are ready to buy
good No. and St. Paul extra at $l.o0@1 .os.
Corn is : in fair bat : not brisk
demand at former. rates. Oats
are selling freely to dealers at 5oN@slc, and
to consumers at 32G233c, the latter price being
Tor oats in sacks. =: f. = i
Eees-Are in very good supply and are
rather dull at 22c for fresh. LINED eggs are
not wanted SO lonS;as fresh are so Plenty q r
l.: -'~.. MILWAUKEE, laa}uar5E p
1880 A. M.-Wheat quiet; No. 90; extra
81. 70; hard sl.le; No. 2 $l.Ql&; No. 8 SIC;
January slolA;- February Sl.OliA; March
s1.02 e; May Sl09T :4' .->:-* ~.~'
!: -: ::.5 - CHICAGO, january a.
1oA. n.--Wheat opens at 9 Sc for February;
now 4irner at IS q @9sEc for February; SO 20
80 &c for March; nothing doing in cash or
May: Corn dull at z3c for January; 42H@
42k for February and As &c for May.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

bosTs has reduced economy in the
manaseent Of municipal affairs to a
science. The Journal says that for every
hundrcdollars expended for public i'm
prevent the city, gets one dollars
worth work done; the remaining
nnety-ne goes Observation-Disclosures
pockets.lt will be seen that therity
receives me benefit from taxation, and
the poor,ntractors1 are enabled to keep
the wolfom the door at the same time.
ITO" gooin Boston to, set before an ad-
mlrlng lid such an: example of true
generosit F>'"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
POLITICAL.

The Pennsylvania Democratic tcentra!
committee has called the State convention a.
Lancaster March 22l. -! =: 49,.
The Italian government has closed the
Episcopal seminary at Como tor its refusal to
admit government inspector.
The Maine Republican legislative eau
Gus for the selection OF delegates to the State
convention unanimously adopted resolution
for Hon. James G.. Blaine as the choice of the
Republicans Of Maine for President. -.
Both houses of the Alabama Legisla-
ture have adopted memorial to the United
States Senate, inquiring into the right of Geo.
E. Spencer to represent that State in that
body. The charge is that Spencer secured his
election by bribery aud fraud.
A Paris telegram of the 18th gives the
following result of the French election for SEN
atcrial delegates OF $4,000 communes 10000
have returned conservative: delegates. The
radicals ha9e been victorious in very few; in-
stances. The successful candidates are Bona
partists, Orleanists and moderate Republicans.
The Bonapartists preponderate in seventeen
departments. -; 49, 5-"'. -:
The House committee on elections in.
Investigating the contested case of Mr. Hoge,
sitting member fer South, Carolina, discovered
that the State is Distracted contrary to law, one
county of the third district being separated
twenty live miles from any other OF the sa:iie
district. This may result in unseating the
whole delegation and requiring new election
under q correct annortiOnment
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To Visit Africa on n Tour Of IMspe
ton of Missionary Work.

H'*THEY are having whisky war IN Gins q
=sted county,. The tewn Of Marien; organ.
ized, society toiput down the traffic, and
the town of Chester organized a. society
to put up jthen traffic and to put down
whisky. The affair has got into: the courts
and y lively time is+in progress. ,:se:t<,t
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and the tag spoken BY The IrishmGn ID
tho background makes q tame conclusion
The play was badly acted. Mr.. Pen
dletonm makes love as II he were storm
ihga fortress, and his yigor never falls
even for moment. He Is hard awk.
ward and unfeeling, his only merit a,
times being his force. Mr.. Leake did moi
seem to have any very de6aite idea oil
Lord Ainsworth, ahd he made him 0 crosa
between Sir Anthony Absolute and Sir
Godfrey ohanpneys. Mr.WlliS dreesed
t6e,part Of Lord Ruthsriord very badly,
and acted Il worse. His impersonaton
was without dignity or Individuality.
Miss Houghton wandered through the
play as maid servant, never changing
her dress once in eighteen months. and
Mr.. J, D. Howard accompanied her as .
stupid tootman, both seemingly having
nothing else to do than 70 make love to
each other In very Indifferent and III.
natural way, and they disappeared with.
out the audience ever learning whether u
happy union crowned their courtship.
The two daughters of-Lord Rutherford,
who we're introduced IN the first act as
manageable young ladies, were left In
the same hazy condition when the play
was over. Mr.. Carlton did tho part Of
Dennis Moriarty admirably. The scenery
was fresh and appropriate. Miss Dickin-,
ION was twice called before the curtain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-11

T1RUsGEE's SALE.

.Et o.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made By JAmes
Wheeler and Lewis W. Stephens and Minerva
Stephen1 his vita % me, Is Trusieo, dated the t
day oi April, A D. 1876, and recorded In the once
Of the Clerk Of tho County Court Of OHIO county
West virginia, ID the buck Of deeds Of trust and
nortgtsea NJ 8, On pages AZ and as, VIII on
MONDAY thTiIth'day Of December, A. D, 1876,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock A. n, At the front door
Of tho Court HOuSe Of said county, In the city Of
Wheeling, prOpeoJ 70 Bsll 81 pubic suction ths fol-
loving daGdbed property, " @ much thereof %
cured BY add deed Of trust a 10 pAst due aud un-
paid and the interest due thesoou and thu expenses
Of sale, that "a " pay All that pun q lot No o.
u the nUrth-w Ncotner OF Main and I'd btrotts In
ibid taty Of whseings IN the county and sateafoEe-
al1, which ID bounced % iolIovs; Beginning a The
iouth-eait corner Of said lot nj the north wrht
corner 81 laid freeH and running thence With tho
west side Of Main street Ia q northeEiy direction
twenty-five lest more, or lest, 70 tho eonth-ea1t
CORNER Of The south dwelling house op sAid $
thence running In the Slne direction with
the south vail % MD dSGllIng house 70 Ailsy.A,
thence running tventy-tvp iset, .nore Or leSs, y
toe noth-eaat corner Of Alloy and sd Itreet and
thence running in an eastSrly direction With the
north AIDE Of sd street the place Of BEGINNING
TKRlA y SALE-tSSi IS, aud expenses Of hale,
eash IN hand and the residae IN two equal install.
ments payable nBpeetiyely on the lst day q April,
1877, and on The Is day Of Aph 1878, With Inter
ct from day Of n!lt. payable substantially, the
deferred Payments % DO secured By deed Of trist
on the property sold, and tho bplIdipgs on such
properly 10 Be insured By tho purchaser In com
pany and 10 IN Huiount hppTOTed By the undeisign-
3D. not 10 0xoeed The amount Of deferred Iay mEns,
iOr the bensat Of the debts secured by aid Int
mentioned deed Of trust and 10 b kept % insured
until toe deferred pay meals arc made - ~
Selling % Trustce, l shall convey such title 10 Ia
yosted u ma, BY sAii deed Of trust. u '.s4
80 =" H'ALFR Cd CALDWELL, Trustee.
j. q HKRvEf, Auctlonetr. ~ '',''' moo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-11

i, PHILADELPHIA, q December 9.-Petro'
icum -:vety SCARCE and firmly held; rean'
ed 963zt91e; crude l7e. Flour-FIrm
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 50 2Sa
8 as. Wheat-Dull; western red Sl,3SAl 81
amber 81 IL; white $40. Rye.-s9ea Corn
Good Supply: yellow 6ea6lc; do mixed
62a68c 0ats-SteAdy; white 37G40c. Pork
-4$l7 90. Lard-l0al0I(cs Butter-Firm
EewYork and Bradford county extra Sass
frstI 2saS0c; we,terp EXTRA 25a27c; arstS 81
age. ChceGe-u Unchanged, Egss-Westetn
fresh 21aSlc. ii. n. u 4. -
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Anua Dickinson In Her New Play,

eslladslphIa 1lnsHI .- az ','.f
Miss Dickinson wrote Grown OF
IAO'us," il wO may believe eurrept rl.
NOR, because she thought history had not
done Justice to tho injured Queen. She
'sSni to have written "True to Heraelf,",
Ehich was brought out at the Arch Street
Theatre last evening, for tho purpose Of
teaching the lesson which she intended
% convey 10 her lecture on the Social
III" 1t tested Miss Dickinson's powers
q dfamAIicexpression 10 a greater degree
lAin did her Grat effort, aud naturally the
result was less satisfactory. This was
Nnpensatcd for to some extent, though,
gshe eScc!lenceof the play as an acting
Snn,, which certainly meri,ed what
lyOt it received. 'sa =
The story Of Laura Chester, who was
True to Her.eli, il ! familiar one, and
IN plot Is thin and weak. Laura Is the
daughter Of woman married and cast
% By noble lore, under the impression
nat all evidence Of the marriage had
osa destroyed. Laura, who has just be.
~ to win fame aS an actress, gets an
Ak'lng oil the truth Ia an Interview be.
Mee9 her mother and Lord Rutherford,
salsa causes the immediate death OF the
sGIotIanSto woman. She devotes her
WI 10 tevengiDR her mothers death, and
S SsSssd' 10 procuring the prOOiA Of the
HN''aSe. The villNtn, after cndcavor.
sssG brighten her, implores her mercy
st aH vile aud children, and Just as she
N'O9at TO consent attempts 10 snatch the
rSoi' IRON her hands, In this he Is
H'Isd By the entrance OF hcr good genius
- I'I'huau, whom she has befriended
W. poor and nCcdy-and her lover and
" Proud father, a baronet. The evil
Ha'o' departs in disgrace, and she Ia
,Saed 10 her faithful lover. This Is all
Asis Ia Otit.
ni y l''uninS the part Of Laura Miss
SSA'o'on challenges comparison with
~ sores Of leading actresses on the
S SSt u, stage. While shc does better
~ IN The Grown Of Thorns," subduCG
H. We SuaketismS in her voice and
M ny, more ease and grace 10 her acting,
~. ne does not fill out the part a. we'll
t ,i stock actresses We could name.
sSu !a there il much in It that she does
Ssaaorc, for she seems to be acting out
i NV l'le, There is much OF Mis- Dick.
S.,S An herself 10 the dsnuneiation Of Lord
M +G N when she tells him that, poor
h.. s q though she Is, justice shall BE-
j. "S = her dead mother, and in her in.
i ~ ... aud defiance Of public. opin,
ta5, "pSng IN sense OF her own recti,
NV M %, Gut she utterly fails In giving
~ ,usIC'tion Of the fascination which
supposed to exercise oyer Lord
IL l ., The grandson Of her lover
fSs,.' Tye'uakinS Is s6fr and unreal
"" y 20 hint Of the feeling Of tht
M SalSh does not come blursly In &C
.oEdi, shs makes ODE Scan3 q uitE
S,t.,SH yS by .tsidlss across The staRi
a Standing as tho curtain fall
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y ctxcMEAr1, December a. Cotton :
Firmer, but not qnotably higher, at ll9se.
Flour-Firm; family $sl0i6 so. Wheat
Scarce, firm and higher; red 81 35al 45.
CornLsteady at 4ia46c. oats-Steady Of
S0a3sc. kye-steady ut 500. Barley Dull
at 81 0?a1 0s. Pork-Firm; $40 90. asked,
10 25 bid. Lard-Steady; steam loo; kettle
l05<allc. Bae0n-Dull and nominal. Bulk
Meats-Firmer; shoulders &c; clear rib 81 Nc.
Green Meats-Shoulder IS rs: short ribs
81 rs; hams, 9al0c. Bptter-Dull and nom.
inal. Whisky-QuiOt and strong.
HoGS-Quiet common IS 00a6 10; fait
to good light IS 25a5 Is; packing - e6a
& 81. IN ,..f
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CHICAGO, December 9.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat = Demand 40.
tive and prices higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 lSHat lSsS. cash: 81 Tx Jan
uary; 81 20,tal 2OX February; No. J, 81 II;
rejected 98aasc. Corn-Moderately active
aud higher; No. 9, 463Sa481ec CASH 46Ha
46I1c December; 40 January. Oats
Firmer; No. 9, S3Ac cash: $50 January
Rye-Steady. Barley-Firm at ,66a66kc
cash. Pork-Fair demand, but at lower
rates at SO 65al6 90 cash; SO 66 January;
SIC sax February. Lard Firm at SlU 10
cash; $l012 Ifal0 is January; $40 25alD q 4
February. Bulk Meats -LaSier at 6l51as5ta
81. Whisky-Quiet atSl 06>f.
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FOR SALE.
nRUsTEE's SALE.

n pursulneO q 4 Deed q Tfust given By Georaa
W. EckhaIt and wttr, d.ted August 2Itn, 1914, md
Fvnfiod 10 the CiEkts oaleo iOr UhiS county, West
VInInIA, In Iced Book Eo,G3, ppas 66s 10, and
aIsI ~ dc written diIeeliOnS u Barbara EckhAn,
Wheo Of aid GOprEe W. Esthart, Twill, on S4
WEDNESDAY, The 2Oth day d December. 1915,
sell The following dosribed property, conVeytd to
mo BIZ a.id deed Of tTuSt Tor - much thereof -
may N necessary 70 Pay Cd thh liens On aid pro.
p0rty Al the data d The eonVeYG1ee above named,
io-Eit: LOIS Nos. nin0 (9l and tWTntl.tRo (22, 10
North Wheellhgs BlSo Lots Nos thirE eight 1851
and twenty -s0ven (27 thIrty.siE CSel, thty.SeIen
(G:1, tEgnty.elsht ,2), twenty.nlne l2gJI nifty
Sne tsll, ihirsy :tFO tstl and thlrty.thtee tl In
North Wheeling. 4 I" J.H N.sa' Il,
SAD Ials VII 70 made At the front door d ths
Court House Tor UhIU county, al 10 o'clock 4, ~
On the following terms: inc thtrd Of the purchase
money 10 be IAld In clAh, The balance In hx.
iWalTo aud eighteen months, with Interests deisF-
red pas ments 70 10 SatIIaci0fily secured.
FI7'T' SIflIsFiLl q 4 RfIFEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November .. 1876. .sa Ui.o
In addition 10 tho abots 4 will also onsr for ale
at tbs Gluie time Ind plaCe, part Of Lot No. tau 0
on Main strIet, North Wheeling, (about the one.
thIfd thereof being the satie part now occuPIet
by Joseph KlotEly. HFHl. ~ 4 nOO
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new York.

NEwYoRK, December -Cottou--Qulet
at l2Hal. 5.l6c. Flour-steady aud IN.
changed. Wheat-Dull; spring lower In
order to sell, freight room being very scarce;
No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 Sal IS; No. 2 Chicago
spring nominaily $fSlaa1 50; spiing un'
graded 81 19ai 80; extra amber Indiana
81 &c.. Bye-Quiet; western SlaS4c. Bar.
ley-Heavy. Aalt-Firm. Corn--Eew q
shade frmer; old unchanged; mixed no
grade new 5ia5isSfc; steam 6etfc. Oats
Firm and unchanged. Hay and Hops
Firm. Cotlcc-Qulet; Bio, cargoes 16Ita
l94c gold; iobbing at IS I3a20Hc. Molas'
seS-FfFm. Rice-In moderate demand.
Whisky Outlet at 81 10. - -
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ToLEpo, December oS-Flour-ln good
demand. WheHt.Stsadyj No. 2 white Wa
bash, 81 10; No. 3 do. 81 %: Mol white
Michigan 81 IS; amber 81 "a; rejected
81 1I3; No. gambler Illinois 81 50. Corn
Steady; high nnixed 6OKo; No. 3 60c; re-
ieeted 40; damaged 45c; new &c. y Oats
Firm and unchanged. 40 rs Is,
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new YORK Metal Market.

NEW YoRK, December -copper-Aan.
rfactured steady; 1ugot Lake duil at
SO 76a20 90. Iron-Seoteh Pig steady Of
500 00a29 90; American irregular and dull
atSiS 00a2I 90: RuSsiA sheet i'll 90, gold.
NaIls-Steady ont % 90; elinch "a Goa
S ~ horse shose 0aaec.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Ne,I YorR aloner nutl ntocka,

NEW YORK money tSHu HtU1IAJs
NEW YoRK, December 9.-MoHRY--
Ga7 per cent, closed active at 4a6. Prime
mercantile paper 5ae per cent The AZ
Custom receipts $l6s, 900. Sterling at $4.sl
tGGID-opened al lo7,G, and closed at
107h, With sales In the interim at l07.
carrying rates 5.3, AZ, 4 and 3H.
GoyRRSMHHTs-c Closed dali.
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sPTTTsHURoR. December -pSzolegm-
$50 bidfOr prompt Philadelphia delivery.
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seN
Kew Four and ....,...l01
Ion.torea loouPons
Currency
RAILROAD BosDs-Quiet this afternoon.
Chicago & Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons were fFm and brough, 92X. 81.
Joe convertibles sold at S0I1aS0T, and
Union Pacific sinking funds at 81. u
STATE BoSDs-Quiet-and steady at nom
inal prices. - : -t7'
SrocKs-Thc stock market was strong
and higher early in, the day and prices ad.
svanced Ma per cent, During the
there was reaction OF q Hal%
per cent, which was followed by apar.
tial recovery at the close. The widest
changes OF the day were In New York Cen.
.trni md Northwestern common, while
Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Pacific Mail
and Western Union were prominent in the
dealings. New York Central advanced
from 1921 to 10ijS, and closed Of l0s.
Northwestern common fell of from SEX 10
SAX, and preferred from 69H to b8%, with
the closing sales at recovery OF II per
cent for the former and 4 per cent fol, the
latter. Lake Shore rose from So 70 6I33s,
len on to Soy aud closed at 66sssS Mich.
gan Central advanced from 43 to 49S, fell
of to 43If, and closed Mt 4SsG. Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western rose from II to
p, and reacted TO 7lN. Western Union
rose from TAX to 79H. declined TO 7lH,
and closed at ~. Erie declined from abs
to s]f: Rock Island yfrem 100 TO 99ss; St.
Paul common from 1917 to 1917; preferred
from 625f TO 50; Wabash from OK to AZ,
aud Pacific Mil 'lroin FAX to 2SK. Among
the sales to-day were 400 Pacific Mail,
1890 Western Union, 5,UV0 Northwestern,
5000 st. PiulS, e,0O0 Erie, 1880 Lake
Shore, 5000 New York Central, 5000 10
lsdo d Wabash, $500 Michigan Central,
4, 900 Delaware L Hudson, 500 New Jer.
sey Central, and 1920 Delaware, Lacka.
wanna q Western, -
The burdens Of taxation, Federal, State
and Municipal, on banking are SO heavy
(amounting to about per cent on the cap.
italy, that several Of the largest New York
banks contemplate reducing their share
capital. Three have the matter under con.
siderAtion. The Fourth National Bank,
with capital Of So 100000, has already
submitted TO its stockholders the PROPOSE.
tIon to reduce its capital to $1,000, 900, pay.
ing back to the stockholders the par value
Of 80, 900, 900 stock.
!. The Governing Committee OF the Stock
Exchange have Under Classification. .
proposition 70 reduce the, brokers commits.
sion on purchases and sales Of stock and
aaNnttt;nl -s#.I - ,
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TEans OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

Hy pntI, "a S4paass, pasiap1 prpath
80, ,,af,,,,..,,,,...s g ooiThfee mouthA...-.-n eq
Sssnths,,........,,I O0I One noHth....'.s... 70
ISIvrrCd By CauiuS In CITY I6c PEI week.
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ufactured steady; 1uRot Lake puil o.
4 $40 1890 90, Iron-Sootch PIG steady at
4 500 00a29 90; American irregular and dull
afSi8 O0a2I 90: Russia sheet I'll 90, gold.
Ealls-Steadyi 'cnt % 90; eiineh ~ Goa
52E horse Shoseoa2ee.
PRoF EssloNAL CARDS.
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