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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
REMOVAL OF CASES TO UNITED
STATES COURTS.

hin passed the House Of Represen-
tatiyes last week which makes some I'M
portant changes in the present law reg
ulating the removal OF causes from the
State to the Federal courts.
II requires that the amount involved
10 give the United States Circuit Courts
original jurisdiction concurrent with
State courts, shall be 81, 0O0 Where APP
plicaiion is made iog tho removal OF
case from the State to the Federal
Court, il must be made to appear that
the defense involves the construction OF
the United States Constitution or laws
or treaty, or that the defendant or de-
PENDANTS are non-residents OF the state
In which the suit is pending, or that the
suit is brought under the patent
or copyright laws, between cor
poration and q citizen. IL prohibits
United States courts to take original
jurisdiction Of any suit Of civil nature
between q corporation created by the
laws Of any State and the citizen OF any
State in which such corporation, at the
same time the cause OF action accrued,
may have been carrying on business
except in like cases in which said courts
are authorized by the bill to take orig
inal eognizance Of suits between eiti-
Eens Of the same State. The ball Is not
TO affect suits now pending which have
been removed from State TO Federal
courts
One object Of the bill IS to relieve the
United States courts Of their excessive
business; another is to protect citizens
from the cost and Inconvenience Of be-
ing forced to attend suits in United
States courts in places remote from their
places OF residences; and q thrd Is 70
limit suits arising under the laws OF .
State as iar As practicable 10 the courts
OF that State, which are the proper tri'
bunals for trying them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

TAMMANY HALL still keeps mp its light
AGAINST T,LpES. On Friday night last
the inst general meeting OF the year was
held, and the chief sachems gathered IN
force. II was an occasion upon which
new departure would have been made
il ANYTHING OF the kind hal been con-
templated. For several days rumors
had been rife that peace had been
patched up between thu dlseordant
wings of the New York Democracy, and
that, in consideration OF the
influence be was % have IN
Washington IL TllDEN were elected
President, Boss KELLI had consented
to bury his bloody tomahaWk. II isnot
easy to reconcile such reports with the
tone Of the proceedings at this meeting.
One member after another arose anddc-
pounced TILDES IN good, set terms,
amidst the laundering applause oi his
listeners, while all the time tho author
of the discord Boss kELLT himself, sat
ON one OF the front seats of the platform
and smiled his approval. II TILpES
counts upon carrying New York state,
ne must do so with the knowledge that
Tammany Hail will oppose him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

Talk about the date Of Adjournment
is becoming current at Washington.
Speaker RASDALI thinks the two houses
may adjourn as early as the 10Th OF May.
FERNANDO wooD believes that unless
sessions solely Tor the discussion OF the
funding bill are agreed upon an early
adjournment is impossible. lie thinks
the debate on that measure alone will
occupy a full month. Meanwhile 1t u
noted the Committee on Appropria-
tons, notwithstanding the lateness OF
the session, has practically yet to set
about its work, and there seems reason
tu believe that the session OF Congress
will not be adjourned earllerthan willal-
how members to attend the national con-
yentiOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

the closing OF the doors upon the doom
ed body, the thought Of another victim
being added TO the Unsuitable furnace Is
an unpleasant one. The rarity OF these
events are their redeemine feature. The
crematory, with its pitchy smoke and
ardent furnace will, we believe, never
usurp the place In our heart now held
by the hallowed belongings OF the SOL
emn, silent city of the dead.-Ptisbur9
TiJnss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

WINS LOGAN was believing at the
Senate in his four days speech on the
Frrz JouS PoKrER case, he Is pictured
by an admiring correspondent, at one
point in his harrangue as tossing back
his long black hair, his eyes glItterlng
with tire, and his sonorous voice echo
iny through the Senate, he said; Mr..
President, had been john PoPE and
sent such an order to subordinate, to
have it disobeyed, there would not have
been any Frrz JoHN PORTER knocking
at this door Of Congress to-day Here
is swagger, buster, fuss and fury with a
vengeance. "Me heap big Injun' is the
sentiment winch underlies the yaunt OF
his modern Pistol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.

We do not know that the question
was raised in the political cases just de-
cided by the United States Supreme
Court, as To- whether the so-callcd Four
teenth Amendment was duly ratified as
a part OF the Constitution OF the United
States, or whether the court considered
such an inquiry germape to the issues
involved, but the fact is familiar to all
who remember the history OF the period
when this amendment was submitted
to the States by Congress So over
whelmingly partisan that the voice Of q
Democrat was seldom il ever heard in
national legislation, that by the same
arbitrary spirit with which all measures
OF that time were carried through, this
Fourteenth Amendment was precip-
itaIed upon the States, aud by high
pressure, hocus-POcus methods, was
formally or informally whipped
through enough State legislatures, or
alleged legislatures, to give it the sem
blance Of legal adoption, and before the
masses OF the people had heard that
such q measure was contemplated, 1t
was proclaimed as part OF the Federal
Constitution. Some OF these alleged leg
islalures which gave it formal sanction,
were in session when the idea OF the
amendment Was first mooled in Con-
Sress aud it was therefore put through
the latter body on the double quick, that
the legislatures which had not be0n elect
ed with any view Of acting upon such a
measure. and who had no opportunity
Of consulting with their constituents,
but who, nevertheless, were known to
be ready to swallow tho most arbitrary
and INSCRIPTIONS edicts OF partisan
Congress, might have the opportunity
OF acting upon 1t.
But even with all the precipitation
employed 10 consummate the scheme,
it Was believed thea by the
conservative classes Of the coun-
try, and is probably a very general
belief now, that ii the question were
raised As to the legal ratification OF this
amendment, It could not be shown to
have received the requisite endorsement
OF the States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
DIED.

BALL--Monday, March S, 1850, atir. ~, JANE,
wife of Enoch Ball.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DOuGHERTY-At 3:35 2. NJ, Monday, March
4. 1870 wx DoUGHERrY, In the 10Th year OF his
age,
Funeral from the residences OF j. II. Dougherty,
No 81 National Road, on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst, al 2 O'Clock 2. N.
BOOKING SARAH T., vile OF Edmund Book
ing, Monday NJ 1t, March $, 1850, at lol5.
Funeral from her husbands residence, No.
1905 Byron street, to morrow Thursday at2P
N. Friends OF the family are respectfully in
yited to attend,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

THE Springfield Republican, thinks
the action Of the Ways and Means
Committee on the sugar and steei-rail
tariff leaves the honest free-traders oil
the county nothing in the world to
choose between Democrats and ke-
publieans in Congress on tariff reform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

In all the convention calculations
three or four weeks ago, North Carolina
whose delegation to Chicago now
seems 50 strong for GRASr-was set
down 80 certain Tor SHERMAN. Louisi-
ana and south Carolina are two other
Southern States which have been cred
tied to SHERMAN, but which now seem
more and more likely to 90 for GRANT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Trustees Sale Of LeatherwOOd
PrOpertY.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by VIM. II. Woods and Sarah 7. Woods, his
wife, To the undersigned trustee, dated October
L. 1875 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk oil
the County Court OF Ohio county, in deed oil
trust book No. H. page s5O lwill, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1850,
Commencing at 81 o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell
al the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, W. Va, 10 the highest and best bidder,
the following described real estate that Is 10 say:
A certain lot or parcel uf ground situate In Ohio
county. West Virginia, about one and one hall
Az miles east OF the City OF Wheeling, in the
ncighbOrhOod comOnly known ~ LCathe:wood,
aud mo.C particularly described rs follows:
Beginning at point In the center OF Leather
wood lane opposite the east end OF the south
wall OF the bridge over Woods run; thence south
wardly with the center line OF said lane three
hundred and nine (SHN feet 10 stake. thence al
right angles weStwardly two hundred and
scvcuty.,wo and one fourth l472lt) feet; thence
northwar,lly at right angles and parallel with
said lane eighty $50 feet 10 stake: thence west.
wardly at right angles thity-one ISL feet 10
Woods run; thence up said run with its mean
behring's 90 the south wall OF the bridge over said
run, aud thence with the general line OF said
wall TO the place of beginning, together with all
the improvements thereon and the appurten-
ances thereto belonging, being the same property
conveyed to Sarah y. Woods by Joseph ID.
Dubois and wife
TERMS OF SALE-One third OF the purchase
money cash In hand. balance In two equal pay
meuls at six aud ,welye months, with interest,
purchaser giving notes secured 10y deed OF trust
ON the property for deferred payments or the
whole OF the purchase money viii be received
IN cash II the purchaser prefer
Title To the above properly Is believed 10 be
perfect, but selling ~ trustee shall convey only
such title rs is vested In me by said deed Of trust
j. }. WOODS, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctlonccr mrlOi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

PRISONS who are interested in the
social reunions of the planetary world
will, Of course, be out with their opera
glasses to witness the occultation OF Mars
by Luna on the 18th Of March. This Is
one part Of the programme OF ST. PAR
R,cK's day not advertised on the bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

A CORPORATION known as the Peoples
Horse and Dummy Railroad, with cap
ital of 500, 600, has been organized IN
Chicago and licensed under State law,
the purpose Of which is declared to be
TO increase the transportation facilities
of the city by the construction OF a
horse railroad with dummy tracks
branching out to various parts OF the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
LOST.
New Series! New Series |

rINHE la BELLE PERPETUAL BUILDING
i Association will issue series u ON March 81
1880. All those desiring profitable investment
on loans for building aud repairing property, or
for obtaining home, should apply at once 10
any Of the Undersigned. This series Il limited
to 600 shares; eutmnce fee loo per share. Tho
amount uf each share is fixed at $780, with -
cents W ckly dues, commencing Wednesday,
March 81, 1850
". &. Haudlan, Prcs't; II. G.. Clrich, Secy: NJ,
Roth, Treasurer. Geo. 4. Lineh. Solicitor
Charles Otte, Chr. HoneCker, Adam Kratz
Oscar SapdrOCk. VIM. Y. Gmcbi, s NJ. Hatha
way, :. G.. ESChstruth, Charles Song and John
MatcrhOuse Directors. mrs, 1917, 1851
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
TRIISTEE'S SALE.


10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by Christina Uselton and Daniel useltoa
her husband, 10 the undersigned trustee dated
June 26. 1875 and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county IN
deed trust book No. Ia, page ", will. ON
SATURDAY. APRIL 10. 1850,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. proceed TO sell,
AT the front door Of the Court House OF ohio
county, ". Va, 10 the highest and best bidder,
the following real estate, that Is 10 say; lot mum
bercd six i6) in square numbered twenty seven
l25 In Churchill's addition u the City OF wheel
ing, commonly called Buena Vista, with all the
improvements and apputtenances therelo DC
longing.
Terms OF SALE-0ne thirl of the purchase
money cash In hand balance in twoequai pay
ments at six and twelve months, with interest,
purchaser giving notes secured by deed OF trust
Tor deferred payments; or the whole oil purchase
money wi be received IN cash II purchaser pre-
fer title believed 70 be perfect, but selling as
trustee shall convey only such title as Is vested
In me by said deed Of trust.
J ]. WOODS Trustee.
W IL. HALLER, Auctoneer. mrloi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

p tbs Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
iron Richmond, Virginia, striking the
Ohio river at Huntington, by certain
combinations and extensions, is to Sc
cure a through line to Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

The Young Republicans" OF Boston
are neither for GRANT nor BLAINE. IL
would appear from their proceedings
that they were rather in favor OF
GEoKaE Wa. 0UKrIs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature Of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, In lSGS, for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 20 which contract the
inyiolable faith OF the State Is pledged, which
pledge has been renewed 10y an overwhelming,
constitution adopted December ~, A. ID. 1872.
with Capital Of 81 600 co. ~ which 10 has since
added reserve fund Of $50 OOO. Its Grand Single
Number Distribution will take place monthly,
on the second Tuesday II never scales or post.
pOnSs. Look at the following distribution:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
N. A. DAUPHIE,

New Orleans, la,
or same person ct No. $40 broadway. Nex Yolk
AL our 0rand Extraordinary Drawings are IN.
der the supervision and management Of Gen erals
@. T. BoAuregArd and Jubsl A. Early.
n, B-This Company has no agents Ga tho
British Possessions aud all persons pretending
20 be 10 and soliciting ordeu by circulars OF
otherwise are svISpLERs mrIoeWSet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Capital Prize, 30, 900.

1871 Pri1es, amounting 600
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points. TO whom libenl compensation viii
be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
information, or send orders by express OF IN a
Registered Letter or Money 0rier by mail, adj.
dressed only "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE
that the Order of the Postmaster
General against the Mails of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company
is RESClNDED.
Registered Letters and Money
Orders can be sent through the
Mails as formerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

A splendid opportunity 10 win a fortune.
Fourth Grand Distribution, Glass u, at New Or
leans, Tuesday April 18th, lSSO-ll9th Monthly
Drawing,
, 1880-10-24
Stocks Less Active and Depressed
by Unfavorable Bank State
n1ents.
Chicago Banks Receiving Gold
from New York-Foreign
Exchange.
The Produce Markets Rather Tame, and
Mostly Easier-Provisions Active.
Wheat Depressed by Increasing Stocks-0ais
Meak-corn Easier.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks opened active and strong, but the mar
ket soon changed its complexion. The appear
ance u the bank statements, which showed a
considerable addition to tho already very high
column OF loans, and & decrease in the reserye
added to the weakening tendency. Sales became
freer and prices yielded slightly a pressure to
sell and realize profits Is often noticed on Satur-
day Mt the end Of a week OF bull speculation.
There is no indication that large holders or
pools are selling. On the contrary, indications
point rather to the formation Of new pools
Some disquiet was occasoned in the first
hours Of business among Chicago dealers
by the announcement that the Alton
WAS still selling SOC tickets to Kansas
City. This was true, but it was done in consc-
auence OF misunderstanding Of the local off
cials, and the sale Of cheap tickets was tinafiy
stopped ut boon. Word was received during the
day that the Amsterdam bondholders OF Kansas
& Texas had cablcd their consent to have the
road taken out Of the hands of the Receiver.
This is q step In the contamination Of the scheme
to consolidate the Kansas g. Texns with the Mis-
souri, Pacific and other roads, The stock was
not affected ny the news The largest gains
were made by the Alton. which advanccd 81. to
la4A, after selling Mt 1s+!.z. and RendIng, which
made 20. to II. Rock Island advanced ]. to
1ss,!:; Northwestern preferred lost IL. to 137as;
Ohio preferred ], to 76H; Manhattan II, to 36:s.
All the other gains and losses were fractional
rs shown below:
, 1880-10-24

| FJOuR-Wns more quiet than usual. With little
change In prices Exporters took little, and the home
trata was taue Sales were reported of lis barrels
private terms; 10 barrels double spring extras,
partly s5s5: U brls grade private terms ind
$50 bsls rye-tiour at s5s3dGa. Totnl 500 brls. Er-
port Hours werc quoted ut $4.3534ai75 for good to
choice extras, and rye flour ut st.a@hN
OTHER DHEAuSTCrPs-Wcre in good demand and
steady. SAcs we're Il cars sl7aa1200; cars
udditnEs nt siaG@laW; car wheat-screennes ut
$do: and chr course corn-mea at sl525 per ton on
track.
SPRING WHEAT-Was moderately active. but
rather weak, declining 10 from the 1atest prices Of
Friday, and closing rather tame The British mar-
kcts stcAdler at the decline OF tho previous day.
but quiet, while New York was urn,er. and our re-
ceipts were uenln small. But the figures indicated
tut stocks hare Increased nearly t&00D bu dur
ing the past week. now aggregattng not far from -
COO bu of all grades OF wheat. and this widely
ccpted proof that prices must be lowered III order
TO resumption Of the export movement Hence
several people who Ind bought on the recent bulge
thought IT advisable to sell. There wns moderate
e foF ~ ~ SeiIer Dccenber opened as t na
rnnccd to Il. and declined to xlUss Ut the close.
ssf ssf 5axss SSseE eosaa
the inside Seller January quiet II Hl2lc over
BE Nc IT M u Gs pee: ~
as Aso seo u Sa z sass % S
about Nc lover In sympathy With spring here, and
stef SSsr 81 yess natst
a5al u III S9o BY DO n otner South Side lousesat
"a sSs It's q s' .a%Ss 81 {;
CUliN-Wss tune ana easier; declining Nc. and clos
mArGets quoted frm, and New York VAS stentiy,
while our receipts were rather small, aud freight
i1@oo bu s. iaSe But liz marEes wns nfecsed py
the eus!er tone in whcut und the weakness in onts.
a sSs &c @ sei
ssS sSs, s sss SesemSef s I'D Sn syS Il rs n;
at Aj3ff9 4t4E, Spot k9IES iGDOrtI4 Ut
No. 2nnd ii:h mixed II ssa :src: iGt1o bu rejected
and ner mixed Ut SsrS1e: d!0 ou * M sample IT SO
board csrs. Total, $500 bu.
OA1S-Were moderately active, opening stronger
ines OF cash. The weekly footlnes Indicated iargc
Increase IN tbs STOCK during the week. nnd cash
this month avin: .teat settled up Dcsober spot
closed ;iGAc uH':rr >"ren,osT. seller the month
eIs Aoven!tcr sa: ut az down 10 ac, and closed at
pscenner sod 81 y %isc DOWN 70 %Jc, CLOS
Cash ciozsd Ut &c san,ples wsre pleaty and ID fariy
nctiye lower range. Cash snles we're reported IT
u % b T. sspt GO !31 b 5etfSa sss t Sn /
.ss*c for ni'xed re- nnd ss54c for white. all free TN
NYE-Wus moderately active md steady. Cur lots
s Soa ~ s. wh tt Eome h htnqnrT fSr shipment Trans,
He difference. November SIC and December S4Gp
8llsc, October, S;@Ac Cash sa!es were reported Of
l5.zu bu Nc; al Sc; lou bu by sample at 'oes5c
track. IND +u bn at ssAc Tree on board rotal lG0
DARLEY-Was dull and weak, closing 292,xc lower
ensier. The receipts we're not tarre Lui the weekly
statement showed increase III the stock, tut
shes xers era ess m from
tober sold enry sS>c, nud quoted Slc ut the
ssec aofd s9 eaTy vt $e IND
No. ut a73fS5s96c ao IN No. At re: l7as on ny
on board. Total siao Gu '0~0
, 1880-10-24

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-CoTToS-EasE; rniddltng, Il
31G4l1 51cc futures steudy October, lUssc fsovcu1
Der, 111sc December, l1S9c; January 1l,c; Febr1l-
nry. ll.1sc; Mnrch n3sc; April, ll.5je May, 1l5c.
FLorR-Dnll, and slightly in buyers favor; prices
without material change; receipts. brls; exports
12,Ol
GRAIN = Wheat heavy; 3G@Ac lower; re-
ceipts, :oGM bu: exports 12A,No bu; unsraded
spring, $l.o5M; No. spring nominal $l.15si@
1.lG4; unEraded red. $i05@l.l7; No. do. Sl.l5;
steamer do, Sl07; No red $1.lG,{91.17; steamer
do, Sll3: No. red. s;ls: mixed winter. sl.l4 un-
graded white. si.l2Gil46; No. do. sl.12; No. do,
sl149ll+: No. red October sl.lG,sdLlG}8; Noven,-
bcr sl1G@ fl6H; Dcce,nbcr, $1.l7l1@117s3 January,
sils34&lls. Corn strong cash lots: receipts, .a
GU bu; exports. e,UD bu; ungraded, 5Gc No e IS
ys52e az ostoSe: 2S;sSss Gass Seae Ak
Ge; wte Weste9,. Wsts1n sS Gu eS'eFn n1eo ''&
!AY-ln good denlund; very firm; SIC.
ana Mssesn nv aoss stass "a
quoted 1t Ssc oS lots i1ie aolasses @ daii iai
and UNCHANGED. kice nomina,ly uuchnnxed; mod
rETi.oLEuN-Dull; United, s5sc; crude, 7asAc,
TxLIoW-stendy ut s,1@esc.
KEs1N-Nonnul1y unchanged
TCkpENTiSE-Iowcrn ut &s1lft14ic.
EGt;s-Fisnl for choice Utss3fc.
14EATHEK-l1ul! and heavy; hemlock sole, Bue-
ss ,.ss :, sna RIO Grande light middle heavy
W0oL-ln good demand: firm; domestic fleece,
:Ss52c: pulled. ass2c; unwasned 1sG3Sc: Texas, l@
quoted ut t1CN. Beer quiet and unchanged. 'iES Eut
19cnts quiet but stendy; lung clear n,lles Sc short
e'fa! Sf aFa ssatx Es:l prime stean' ssesa
METsLs-M -;M.nutactured copper ,unehanecd !: new
sa nssai:t M ts es. a'sj s3e; 3eis @eraas s-liSs @
zig: Kussla sh:st'nE: e 3 1:sl5S ;s LSao,
CuEEsE-Hcayy: 1UG5lo(ic
, 1880-10-24

Government uonds were heavy and lower, ex-
cert for the Is and Gs. District Of Columbia 3G5s
were o6 and 10; the United States 4s l0SA and
109ik: tie AIS, I09as and 1l01s: the Sc, lGsf to
1G;,s: and IS, I04s aud 105. The s. and 6s ad-
sanccd Ia consequence Of purchases caused By
the circular issued by the First National Bank of
New York. It advises National banks to sell their
Is md buy 5s and 6s. on the ground TINT the
premium Is the highest It has ever been, and
that the other bonds arc comparatively cheaper
There is in such cases always room for the SUD-
position that there may be sef-iuterest ut the
bssttom Of this advice. IT the National banks
unload per cents and being short time bonds
they will have to l,c heavy buyers Of the new
SIS which will be issued to redeem the bonds
falling due in year.
Chicago hank clcarIngs were s5,1Do,0o0, and
we're s5 600G coo for the week, nxa:nst s.s 500 600
Tor the corresponding week of last year. Coun-
Try orders for currency continue heavy, and
New York exchange sold between banks Mt 75c
ttsl.00 per :1t0o discount. Loans were in
moderate dela4id at 4I5 per cent On Gull aud
E,s per cent on time.
Local sales OF securities included S50,000 St.
Paul Gs at loiA between dealers. $4,000 St. Paul
IS 1T 1lG!=, und 81, GOO West Town is IT lU3s1 Ou
the Cnltago Stock Board there WIS sale OF
Jacksonville S. e Railroad Gs at 100.