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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

Stable and Carriage HOnsc burned
Trouble Among Eiremeu.

The alarm of fire Sunday afternoon
waa clust d by the burning of stable aud
carriage housa IN Brandywine village,
IT, longing To Thomas MDusley. The fire
is supposed to have origiaated through the
rnr4lesanes of some noys who had been
playing around She premises. rhe loss on
the bindings is estimated II, about $500.
'iOitieb Il hfu5, who tenanitd the prem
i.ps, loses SET Of harness aud had a
carriage badly damaged.
On fhe way back from the fire two
"rnuuers" Of the Delaware aud Washing
ton hos carriages quatrelcd aud came to
blows at S.xtetnth Anl French streets, and
another quarrel occurred ut Fifteenth aud
French streets Not much damage was
done, hut the larg" crowd present made
the disturbance look much more formida-
bic than il reilly WAS
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
NOTICE.



To the SleriE of New Castle county Greeting.
Whereas, Marsarei u, Roberts, by her
petition to the judges Of our Superior
Court het in the nfliIe " the rrothono' airy OF
the said court in and for the county of New
Castle Tor the cause oi complaint therein alleged,
has mace application to our said Judges that d
decree may I've pronounced dissOlvins the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her husband,
AhFustin Roberts We therefore COM and you
n yol have been heretofore commanded tuat you
simmons Ausustin : Rohett- SO that he be apd
next term thereof to be held at New Castle, on
MONDAY. the nd day of November next to answer
the ALLEGATIONS Of the said petition, and also show
cause II any he has, why decree Of the said court
should not be made tissolylng the marriage existing
between him an the said petitioner, according to
the net Of Assembly in such case made Hnd pro-
ded and also 70 do aud receive what the said court
shall then and there consider concerning him ia
this behalf as to the court shall seem meet and con
sistant with the provisions nf the said act OF
Assembly, nnt have ygu then there this writ
- Witness the Hon Joseph T. Comesya,
Is Esquire al New Castle. the twenty eight dpS
- OF May, A. D., eighteen hundred and eighty
GEOkGE A. MANMELI.,
lssued August 2. lr.O. Prnthunotary
The above Is true COPY Of the ais, sums libel Tor
divorce, No 3, November term, lssO, Margaret H.
Roberts, IS. Augusttu S. hoberts
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
suRWIFFs OFFICE, MEN. CASTLE, AUGUST ith.
l''J' atgl2 An,w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
Snsesg! gsnticea

A oARD-To ALL WHO ARE SUE
n. FERlNG FROM NERVOUS WEAKNESS
early decay, &c, ] viii senda recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This prsat remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America Send
aset-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r
lNMAN, STATION D,New York City. Ianl5-eodkw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

PER BusHEL. PER TON.
Clover seed :. "a. 5oa500 Timothy hay
Timothy do. -. 5Da3 rs dressed. sis. GOa20.c0
Hungarian do 81. 25al. rs Straw. tight
Flax seed. -. S2.O0a2 25 pressed. 80. 00nSl | 90
NJ iht seed :. 81. 25ai, 75i
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
MILFORD,

smith & Il0uston's Mills burned
Loss over $4,000; Insurance,
$4,000.
sr,a,ih Core 4pontle lce OF State journal
MILFORD, Sept. 6.-Ou Saturday night
last between 10 and IL o'clock the steam
.nw and erist milts Of Smith x Houston,
at Milford, were discovered to be ON trs
small blaze was only visible at first but
in l. momrnt after il spranR up and burned
with pren fury til the building WAS TO.
nrrtd 10 ash,s. Tue portion OF the mili
whore the fire originated is some GO feet
Or more from the furnace and it il gener-
ally believed that it WAS tha work of an
iGcendiary.
The luns on the property is about
$40. 900, ana IN lumber aud grain about
SGOr There is au insuauca on the mills
ut 81 O0U. the policy being in favor of a
silent partner, MIR. p. l.. LoHaud. Messrs,
smith and Houston lose all they had
invested ana feel their loss badly, As they
were men ct moderate capital. Much
sympathy il expressed for them, and it is
hoped that they will be- able to rebuild.
49,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

SAVE YOURSELVES, CouGHs HALK's HONEY
or HoREHousp AND TAR prevent bronchitis aud
consumption.
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DBoPs Cure ~ enc Minute.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

DR.. Tntt's Pills and remain long unwell. They
increase the powers OF digestion, and excite the
absOrbents 10 action. The old stereotyped opinion
that CalOme must be used Ito carry off the bile"
has gwen away before the light ofscenoe The
Vegetable Kingdom furnishes remedy free from
all deleeriuls effects. Snch are TUFTS Pills.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

Dohbins' Electric SOAP Enede by Cragin y
Co., Pniladelphial, CONTAINS nothing but the puresl
material, aud does the work quickly, but without
impairipg the tnest fabric, Try II without fail
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

hpecial Correspondence of State journal
FELTON,, Sept THE drying estab-
iishment of W. II. Burnite, in this town,
was burned down at noon today. Loss
hbout 81 800.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
NEU C-1STL E.


Special Correspondence of State journal.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. i.-lhe will of Eliza
beth w. Bclvillc, late of Delaware City de-
ceased, has been admitted to probate by the
Register. and letters tuAtamcntary granted
unto John Z. Belyille, the executor named.
Newarkers go u good way to get justice. \
case of bastardy in which all the parties live
in or near Newark, was tried, on Thursday,
before Magistrate Richardson of this city,
Samuel Guthrie Esq, of this city, repr.-
scented the complainant, and James Valland-
inghall. Esd, of Newark, the defendant.
cloud of WITNESSES was eXamin ID on both
sides, the evidence being unit for publication.
Many of the witnesses became slightly eXhil-
Grated before leaving town. The magistrate
dismissed the case. but it is said it will
probably be brought up again i'll Il different
form.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. I. Chancellor Sauls-
bury rendered yesterday, in the ease of
Thompson versus Thompson, his decree in
favor of the complainants setting aside the
deed made by the senior Thompson. during
his life time. to his eldest son. The property
involved comprises farm iii Christiana
hundred near Mt. Salem church, valued ut
100000. The residue of the heirs contested
the deed to the oldest son, William II. rhOmp-
son, alleging that their father was incOmpc-
tent to make a deed and the consideration
insufficient The case has been i'll chancery
for three wears past, Bates and Harrington
for complaintantH, Whiteley for respondent.
Stlclney's circus exhibited here yesterday.
The afternoon show was patronized by about
900 people.
The jail is very full. There are lij prisou-
ors, mainly blacks, and the cells are filled
about as full as consistent with the comfort
of the inmates. There are four life pliso-
ners. all colored John Till, who has been in
jail for II years Alfred BovGe, who has been
there 10 years George Draper who killed
another colorcd man in Middlttown. some two
years ago. and Mary Meteor. who killed her
own child. During Sheriff Gruhb's term of
office John Till and Alfred Boyce had the run
of the town, and used the jail simply us II
boarding house, but since Sheriff Pyle took
charge they have been locked up
Harley q. Brown, the train Wrcckur has
the liberty of the corridor and assists in
carrying food to and looking after the wants
of his fellow prisoners.
Moody. colored man of about 30 years. is
the only one awaiting trial upon capital
charge. His crime was the committing of Il
leloniuu- assault upon li-yeur-old colurod
girl of Odessa. He processes no anxiety
about the result OF his trial and, if lie can
prove what he claims lie will certainly be-
acquitted,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
HOW TO
Clothing
under Price.

If we could sell a little
more of this and a little less
Of that, we could make
things come out even-thc
last man that came in would
carry off the last suit; but
we cant. Out Of every
stock there are a great many
sizes left when some are
cone. The best we can do
with these incomplete assert
mcnts is to mark them low
enough to set 4 great many
people looking among them
for bargains.
This we do every day at
this time of year; and just
now we have enough OF
such to stock a little store.
Besides, odd parts of suits
get left-coats. vests and
trousers. We have a room
in which there is nothing
else. There is in that room
cheaper clothing than you
have any notion of. We call
it the Bargain-Room.
These marked-down suits
and garments are of all
sorts; they may be among
the best in the store.
We force a continual clear
ance of such articles as
would only embarrass us;
and keep our stocks always
fresh and full.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
Marriages.
1eatas

RODIE.-On the I'd inst, a. ths First
Pre-by terian Church by Rev. f. Il DuHal, Wilson
Adams anu Agnes A Brodie, both VI tins city
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

More food and less medicine. more OF nourish-
ment and strength less of the debiliating influence
OF drugs Is what our feeble and exhausted Consii-
buttons require" said Baron Ljebig, when he per-
fected the composition Of "Nat Bilters,'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

Indications OF an Increased Kepub-
lican Majority on the state Ticket
Failing OFF in the Congressional
MajOriries


MajOrities.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. s --Ver-
mont four years ago cast majority of
% GOO for the Republican National ticket.
This year she will add on enough to
closely approximate 10000 majority.
Returns from 10 towns and cities,
give the following results:
Farnham, Rep, Observation-Disclosures, ,572
Phelps, Dem .........,...........1l,6 T
Heath, Grccnbacker, ....,...,..,...... 500
Four years ago the same towns gave
Fairbanks, Republican, 25,393; Biz CHAM,
Democrat II ,G70. The Republican gain
is shown therefore TO be l,l79, while the
Democrats only gain
The campaign on both sides has been
Que Of the most hotly contested in the
history of the State. The Republicans
were hacked by the National committee,
which gave both speakers and funds, while
the Democrats had to depend on their own
res 1urces solely The Republican leaders
were anxious. of course, to make good
showing, as Vermont il the first Northern
State to cast her vote in the great contest.
Maine follows next Monday, and it was
agreed that large increase in the X pub
lican majority IN the Green Mountain
State would aid her struggling sisters on
the coast to successfully battle against the
allied hosts of Greenbacks and Demo-
Gratis Should Vermont aud Maine give
evidence Ut s,roug Republican tendencies
their action would be held up to the
admitting gazA of Indiana and Ohio, which
elect in October Hence all the money
and speakers needed were furnished to
the party in this State, aud the result will
be an increase Of about $500 votes since
-four years ago
There are about 30 towns in the State,
and If the sam" proportion of gain is kept
up ull the whole vote is counted the
majority Tor FarLhAm will be about
&c 900.
The election, so far As heard ON, WAS
very orderly aud the contests, especially
for preStntauVes, very spititcd. The
STATE I"gi la'urA Will br overwhelmingly
II pubhnsr. thus curing beyond doubt,
tue r. lection Of Senator Eimu de. The
three COugrrs sionHl districts ARE CARR,
By b r. publicAus. with reduced mai )ri-
ties from tho gubernatorial vote. Mr..
FAler tails of very heavily i'll the Secor
district 81 far 40 the returns have come in.
rni- j. caused hv thr tl'rg eng-nder'
aeii st lnm on accau' of the Bratil,horo
hh' * 'ttHlcntluu. " was one nf the
dir ntots nt thr bark sni counsel for
Watt III. d'i4ultn pr s,tit
H. the no town FROM which retur s
hrv hrer receiv d II will be- 80 icfd that
the y 'mccrats have barely held their pwn,
aiming just seven votes Whatever
Increase tip re Is in the tot i vote OF the
Stale will undoubtedly appear in the
Republican columns. there Is II good
deal OF enthusiasm among Republicans
here throughout the State
The following shows the vnte nf yester-
day ~ compared with that of 1876:
1876. 1Ssl
Fairbanks Uepl.. ,25.a9a Falnham (rcp. ~, 5I2
Bmsh ~ 0itm,). 1850 Phelps denny. III ,6T7
Heath 5reenh'k) SO2
Republican gain. !,l79
Democratic gain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

North EAST, Sept c. tickney circus will
exhibit here on the Sth inst. and the small
boy is busily engaged in skirmis hing for the
necessary pennies with which to gain adlnis-
sion.
MIR. Gus Sturgeon, who unfortunately frac-
tured the small bone of his ankle in stepping
from n carriage. is on the mend and in II few
days we hope to see linn again behind the
counter.
Our citizens who own COR imagine they do)
fast horses, are busy toning down their speed
so that they may not distance 'the field at
oilr approaching county fair. Several of our
young men are contemplating entering their
horses, and are actively engaged in getting
them into proper shape. Mr.. j. l.. Mcdaniel
has kindly granted permission for all who may
50 desire, to drive upon his track. We under
stand that there will he quite number of
exhibitors from this place.
On next Saturday there will be given an
Hunt. The object is to raise funds with
which to pay OF an indebtedness upon the
Episcopal Church. The amusrmouts offered
will be of u varied character and all those
who desire to spend pleasant afternoon. and
at the same time help along good cause will
do well to attend.
Wingate Post, g. A. H., is making active
preparations to attend the unveilug of the
statue at Antietam, on the 18th inst.
The Republicans of the town and vicinity
propose meeting at the hall on next Saturday
for the purpose Of organizing n Garfield and
Arthur Club. We think this Loves labor
lost "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

The annual meeting of the Kent County
Bible Society will be held ct Harrington
on Thursday, September 10th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

IcIt y lIU HWVtIIlt'fs III U klssi ~
Unless your teeth are Just ike pearls,
Then wonld you share Its trembling bliss
Use SOZUD0NT at once, sweet girls;
For 1t alone gives to the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance OF the South, .
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
The OonL ressional vote is.

First district-Joyoe (Rep }, 645;
Randall Dem }, $40; MarIiu Green
back 81
Second districi-Tyler (Rep.) 1885;
Campbell Dem. }, 4 Oui; scattering. 39l.
Third dlstrict-Grant (Rep }, $3.50;
Ourrier (Dem.), 2,69l; Tarble Green
back, 3 230. .
Representatives to the Legislature
Republicans, ~; Democrats, IL.
There are l3l towns still to hear from.
The same proportion will give 25, 100 as
the Republican majority.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
MILFORD.


Special Correspondence OF state journal. ....
MILFORD, Sept I've are sad to think that
our very highly esteemed citizen General
Torbert is no more. Several dispatches have
been received here, but we can tell little from
them. One dispatch said "Say to Mrs.
Torbert that the Vera frWz had plenty of
good life boats.n
Another genial friend who resided but Il
short distance below, MIR. David Titus, was
drowned last Thursday in the presence of his
family, who We're i'll boat, crossing the
mouth of the Mispillion from the Light
House to Sand Point. He jumped overheard
to swim over. and, instead of
swimming, held up his hands and seemed
TO struggle violently, and went down in the
presence of his father, his wife and many
friends who could do nothing to render any
assistance. 1t Is supposed that he was seized
with cramps.
Mr.. Howell is now doing an extensive bust
ness at tomato canning, and Camp Il Blair
are running their steam evaporat0rs day and
night.
Excursion parties are about winding up for
the season.
The public schools of North Milford opened
on Monday last with 80 pupils.
Rev. DIR. Franklin preached at Christ
Church on Sunday last The Baptlsts have
given Rev. ]. W. Belts, of Woodruff, N. Y, n
call to the pastorate.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
H,lic NInnfilIE !Meeting.

The Trustees of the Riyerview Gene
'tery Company held their monthly meeting
sla4i evening aud aseertaiued the following
.as the result OF the months work
fAinlut in bank at last report ...........s 1921
:. ,uriuita . ,,,,., IS 100
Sl,3OO.2S
sExu,udtsl dnrin, mnpth,,......,..,..... 1ss,l6
,rp,l now in ,ll2l2
There were II lots sold and ID permits
igrRnted during August.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth ard Market,
Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

No family can afford t. 70 without it. and its
price brings III within the Reach OF alt
The use or one bottle will gn fur her to convince
you OF It's ileTits than columns al newspaper
advertising.
Try it,. and yun will never do without it,
Price 21c.. lOr aud = lrr bottle
You can Ubtllu 1t at any drty stnFr,pr from
PERRY DAVIS n ~sIN.
Proprirt"r-, Prov idrncr, X. 1.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

AnFoRD, Sept. Con Saturday night,
at about $50 o'clock, the large grist and saw
mill of Smith " Houston was discovered to
be on fire. and in very short time the whole
structure was in ashes. The house was owned
by MIR. p. L. Lotland. All the machinery,
lumber, grain, &C., We're burned. The loss is
supposed to be about $4,000. There is no
insurance. The loss fails heavily on Smith &
Houston, as they are men of moderate MEANS
The body of Mr.. Titus, who was drowned
was buried yesterday. General Torbert's
body is embalmed, and on its way home,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
Peach Shiprnelfss q.

The following is the number of carloads
Of peaches shipped over the Delaware road
during the past week
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

The DelaUaTean says that the opinion
is expressed that the Republicans united
upon Judge Houston because they could
not agree upon advancing N. 3. Smithers
to position that would secure his recog-
milton as the leader of the party.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

"Ihsisaros. DEL, September 1880
~uscikr ANA Bonds.
irr.cteu hsiy oy X. K. Robinson ~ 4 o.. ItatHrr
IN Srnker-. Fourth aid Msrsei rtr.ets
s"0"p luUr. rios sT O'CLOCK rO-DAN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC.

New YoRK. Jan. l7.-sou'hern -four dull md
unehangen. Wheat Winter opened 19lHc
lower closed about steady the prices current
last evening; ungraded red 81 4l@l IS Corn
opened stronger. closed dull and rather weak !;
upgrade IS 56h. Oats about NJ better moder-
ate'y active: NJ. a47., HOGS dull and nom nal !;
yeallings 7gl8. Coffee unchanged and quiet
Sugar firm but quiet; centrifugal sxa8X. St.
Croix ~ fair TO good refining 1905; refined
In moderate demand; prices unch 4nged. Mo-
lassea- Fair inquiry. Rice quiet and finn: Caro-
lima 6497A. Rosin duh a. 81 COOL g.. Turpen-
tine steady at 431a@A. Vol firm; better de-
mand domestic fleece 4o@58. pulled so058 IN
washed 1000, Texas 21@3a Pork firm mod.
erately active at sl2 rs IL 30. MIioles flrmer
Iong clear 7.30 short q ar 7.5O. long and short
7.4o Lard a shade stronger: fairly active a. s.
v ~ ky nominal at 81 10. Freights dull. Hides
dull and uncha 4ged.
CHICAGO. Jan. II Flour dull and nominal
Wheat quiet and unsettlad; generally higher;
qn ct nd steady at s9@39A. Oats steady and
nrtn = q t,ress4t hogs dull and unchaneed
pork "a rly active and a shade higher at sl2 90
Lard steady aud III lair demand at 75O Bulk
meats steady and unchanged; shoulders 43s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-18
STATE OONSOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARkEr AT n. Q. STOOk EXOHANGE.
STATE CONHOLS AT NEW YORK TO-DAY
tl:9l u. m.-tf1a.
MISCELLANEOUS RECuRLTIEs.

1.-THE foil5lrutg are the latest quotations. nci,td-
ing 10 d1V's The utstie figures indicating Mebid-
ttft,V rate amt me outsde Hta ASKING rdtel
NkILRoAD Observation-Disclosures, 81. Louis and Nav
Orleans railroad Company, Tennessee llen
l0GaD- first consolidated mortgage 10tt9
no second mortgages 6l0- =. Jackson RtiI on l.
FIRST mortgage 1OpO1l2. do second coupon ll40
Ia. do second debt it20 Now Orehns and
Mpma Railroad u @. New Orleans Pacific
ll'sGa-. Canal aud Claiborne Street first mort
gtiSa, AfaD
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State Consols
44t4 Dl5t,. City Consolidated Bonds s0U-, Other
uty u nds O.. Drawn Premium Bonds
Ia 0lb6.
UNITED STATES BoNDs-Flve per cents @.
A. par cents LOG ssWl0i per cents. here. lu4tt
miolas. do at Now York 1850 -, do al Lynd0n
lH7h4p-.
WARRANTS. SoBIP, Ero.-State Warrants 1870
receivabte tor licenses and taxes. s9@9o
Levee Warrants ss0-. Police Warrants 1916
$50 City Strip %: 1874. 3o@-: 1875
% ~: 1876. 3l's@32: lS77. 81, G31: 1878. a.
ga. school Cattlhea ~. 1876. d -. Halt
paid City Coupons $50 =. Interest Gertiheates
n State ConSols-jAuuary. 1870. Tog75: July,
1879, @. Privileges on Premium Bonds a@l
y cent unpaid State coupons 61tQ6Te
STOCKS The before the fotlpifutg quotations
Of stocks INDICATES Fridays meektu quotations Of
the Ne,c orleans stock Exchange. lie + Inst sale
sptee Friday; ne I, last safe to-day: a, lout diui
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICF OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. !
Saturday Evening, January II. 1880. }
FINANCIAL AND UonuERCIAL NEWS,
FUTURES IN THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

FUTURES In THE COTTON ENOHANdb.
We are Indebted to Mr.. II. q Hester aecrs-
Rry OF the Now Orleans Cotton Exchange iof
n COPY of tho rules governing business on con.
tracts for tho future delivery OF cotton IN the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
Theae rules are similar to those governing
futures In the New York @ toa Exohauge, Wild
Che exception Of few notifications suitabte @
our market.
The (, rat oell will b on Tuesday next. and the
following are the rules governing tho calls
There shall be three public calls for the sale
and puroha Of ton annif4nla' M ths q
ehange roome on I'LL hu4iusas days. "Sctp
Eaturdays NJ I0.so u. m. IL m and 2:5n Y. ~,
and IN aaurdysn at 1880 u, ~. ~ n. ahd D. " !,
10 BIO conducted by the eupetintnnn"n OF ~
his absence. by - pers n ~ % seleeten ~ ~
presdant or vioa president -,
The call ANAL to by months. beginning with
that current. and continued thfnukh mp 10 q
months 90 far ~ here Is desire TO trah9
After the months nre oale thnre ahh'i %
repetitun OF tho aHtin, a. in the first instance,
nj the close If which tue call ahRli he adjourned
am tho hour fixed for tie next stated call.
The first tffar to sell or IN, NJ anrGe shall be
Ilrst accepta hefara subsequent OIL srR at same
1Rnras may be uaa Otf4ra to sell Or buy
may be withdrawn & Mt aeoePledl ut tho op-
ton Of the pH,tiep tfeiing.
Subsequent offers To sci mt u lower or buy ~
higher shall vaeate prior offers TO cell at higher
or buy Mt lower prt .s. transaction shall va
cate oil previ0us hids ani offer. ",
All dianutes IA to oilers. aeceptanees or WI n
drawais whether In time or Dnl an III ha her
rided upun the SPOT by the nffiaer Tor person
presiding for the tima being, subject t. an 40
peal to the memb IRA pleasant.
III an appeal Ia taken, the quaation shali 90
nut promptly. aoi u maj 'rity ot tho memheia
present aud voting upon the disputed Uoint.
shall settle the same finally.