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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Karl's Glover Root Tea is a sure cure
for headache and nervous diseases. Moth
ing relieves so quickly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
Jamaica in a Hole.

NEW YORK, July pa dispatch
to the World from Colon, Colon
bia, says: The tariff war between
Colombia and Jamaica has already
crippled the commercial and agri-
cultural interests OF the island.
The Kingdom Cleaner reports that
it threatens to ruin the heretofore
flourishing cattle industry. The
pen keepers have expended $72,-
100000 in cattle rearing and now
cannot find a market in Kingston
where Colombian cattle are cheap
er than native stock. The Jamaica
pen keepers want their government
to protect them by raising the i'm
port duty on cattle from 81 to $S a
head.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
WEATHER NOTES.

WEATHER NOTES.
A disturbance of moderate in.
tensity2h has developed over south
western Kansas, which is causing
brisk to high winds over the Texas
Panhandle and western Texas.
Considerable cloudiness prevails to
the north and northeast of the
storm center and light rains have
fallen.
The barometer is highest over
the west gulf and clear weather
prevails along the coast this
morning.
Rain is reported from the fol.
lowing stations during the past "a
hours: Denver, North Platte,
Omaha, Vicksburg and Galveston
LOCAL RECORD.
a., Maximum temperature yester.
day, 50 degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, Is degrees.
Mean temperature, So degrees
normal, "a.
Temperature at z a. M, this
date, rs degrees.
Relative humidity, 81 per cent
weather partly cloudy and wind
blowing at the rate OF four miles
an hour from the south.
S. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
Grays Defeat the Giants.

The Alamo Grays defeated the
Creole Giants of Houston at River
side park yesterday by a score of
81 to 9. The Grsys pounded the
Houston pitcher for 81 hits, while
the Giants only found the local
twirler for IL. The features OF the
game were the batting by Mitchell,
Haywood, Poulin, Bowen and
Early and double play by Itson,
Miller and Bird, as well as the
base running Of Washington, Pou-
lin, Norman, Patterson and Itson.
Catcher Williams had a hand
split by pitched ball in the Sec
ond inning and Tucker finished
the game. ...
=
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
Prominent Colored Mans Views.

Hon. Richard Nelson, a promi-
nent colored citizen of Galveston,
is In San Antonio with the excur-
sion. He called on the LIGHT to-
day. Richard says he is out of
politics now, and Gays the Republi-
can party must pass out Of the
hands of the negro bosses and be
turned over to white Republicans,
before it will ever amorht to any
thing in Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23

ADVERTISE If you want business,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
ONE PER CENT
WEATHER BULLETIN.
By J. L. o. RICHTER, Architect,
90l South Pecos Street.

Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
s p. m. July "a, 1896:
Fair tonight and Friday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-23
! : = Brewers ofthe Celebrated
KrIanger, Oabinet, Pisener ! Standard Beers
: Brewers of:the Celebrated -


Hops used the Msnufac o same
The sun., 1896-10-31
.rn;1uoxDBD BAoToALUPo.
,.,,.rry Bsad's yanders,it says h''
Me Mo.snr. IIhe the l1oen's, Is borrowed.

u.,,.rr, Bsad's ya.aers,lt say. m''
..,s.ssr. Like the Noea's, 1s borrowed.
c,,rl,s Bacigalupo 10 known TO his Italian
.-,,n~' oorntrvmen as the Vanderbilt OF Null
en ,o.'o" rand" He 10 AN undertaken. and he has
sa.n.red in the Bend. His fingers are literally
pr.red with diamond rinEs, and his diamond
sod rubv .carfpin outshines bicycle lantern.
III. .hIrt bosom creaka under the weight OF
heavy diamond studs A.
Somo months ago BaolRalupo startled his
oountrymon by the maRnincence Of feast he
,sndered TO his friends The friends managed
,o con.ume $3.50 worth Of wines and liquors.
nh, B,ysrian Star Brewery supplied the LIQUORS,
pscIealupo didn't pay for them. and yesterday
ne was nailed before Justice Van wyck In tho
Cty Court, Chambers, and questioned as to his
JRacipsltpo came into court with his attorney.
Arthur Rothschid. The clothes OF the lawyer
nailed beside tho garments his client wore
4 white check suit with patent leather shoes
and pearl coored alpine hat. -,
"NEho owns the diamonds you are wearing r.
asked tho lawyer for the brewing company
when the undertaker's examination was begun.
"My brother-i law" replied the witness,
Who owns tho undertaking business ?" was
NV wife" answered tho bejewelled witness.
The questioning continued for two hours, and
Bacigalupo's answers tended to show that ho
was a very poor man indeed. His examination
will be continued next week.
The sun., 1896-10-31

NEW YoRK, Friday Oct so-RceeiP,s Of boeyss were
local saughterers. and cars for the market IL cars
on sale all told. on light supplies the market was
generally active with sales IN nearly AL Instances
fOc, n 100 MS, nbose the mark reached wednesday,
The Yards were about cleared at the advance. Poor
est TO bsst native steers sold al 81 73bs4 %
stnRs and oxen nt S2350tSJUb; Duns mt s2;O5GS2tO;
dry cows at 81 26Ss2l5 Dressed beef steady eaSc
h. for poor to prime native sides. Cables from Great
britain quote american steers az iOS ioAe. A ~
dressed weight: American Refrigerated oeef at 73s9
s]tc. Y n: American sheep at @9r D. dressed
We ght. No shipments to-day. Exports tomorrow
1910 beeyes and 400 quarters ot beef. ... ea.
head 8a2 head sale al told mainly western yoals
and RrAssors In fair demand at steady prices
hut there almost inquiry FOR western calves.
About $50 head unsold at the nnish natnly the
latter Poor 10 prime veAls sold at S49S7 y 100 MS ;
grassers at Sg. 25IS275; few good Western calves
at Dressed calves generally steady city dressed
veals. 7IeGt lOL.c. Y n.
ReccipIs OF she on and lambs Including cars direct.
were i,26s head IS cars on sale all told Supplies
were light: but the demand equally so. and a very
quiet market resulted with prices snS%ng weakness
all around About cars were untold at the close.
Poor TO prime sheep soii az S2ess.29 100 ms. com;
reaching $3.50 Dressed mutton 4@ohc. ~;
RseeIpts OF hogs wero 5798 head Including II head
on sale Market steady at ~ sO@S4.l0 y 100 nB for
Hat hn0
The sun., 1896-10-31

FRIDAY oct. 80.
Tho action of the Clearing House officials in
forming syndicate TO take care OF the call
money market over the election as described in
detail. in the news columns OF THE SUN, at
onco relieved the tension that depressed
the Stock Exchange markets yesterday. As the
Street began to realize the Importance of the
programme adopted by number of the larger
banks brokers and their clients began to buy
back the stocks they sold yesterday. The cer-
tainty that money would be supplied at not un-
reasonable rate on Monday, as we'll as to-day. in
duced some buying for long account. The rapid
ity and the extent Of the advance IN prices. on
comparatively light transactions. furnished
further evidence II indeed any were needed.
that stocks are in strong hands and are not for
sale at present prices. even though conservatism
restricts buying in many quarters.
An improvement in the market for American
securities in London impaired firm tone to the
early trading here, which developed into positive
strength the Street gradually acquired
knowledge of the formation and purpose Of
the bankers syndicate. The most extensive
trading was In Sugar Refining and st. Paul,
which closed and 3ss q cent. higher respec-
lively than last night moderate degree Of
activity is to be noted In c.. B. and Quincy.
Chicago Gas. and Reading. all of which made
decided progress toward higher prices. These
five stocks were the only ones in which the total
transactions were in excess OF 10000 shares
A number of less active stocks notably Louis
vile and Nashville General Electric. Chicago
and Northwest, United States Leather pre-.
ferred. Rock Island, ana Missouri. Kansas
and Texas preferred. enjoyed net gains of
two per cent. or more The market as a whole
reflected more strongly than at any time yet a
confident feeling on the part of holders Of se-
curities as to the outcome of tho election. The
closing was strong at only q slight recession
from the best prices- -...
Final sales COMPARED with those of yesterday
as follows:
The sun., 1896-10-31

The speculation to-day was small local affair and at
the close prices showed important changes as
compared with last nights last figures. The Liver
pool news was disappointing aud ut the opening
prices declined slightly. But the interior movcm mt
for the week showed material falling or at most
points while the interior stocks also showed n de
crease and small leo demand prices rallied and
day. Ardmore. /. l., Oct 20 Crop Is turning out
better than farmers expected. Receipts were nravy
until last week. Since tnen have fallen on partially
account Of bad weather VIII have fair top crop
good frost comes In few days to make the bolls
open Wet weather made the bols soft, and should
freeze come first. followed by frost, the top crop
would be a failure" Raleigh. n. c. Oct. 2t.-" There
Is plenty OF cotton left In the country Made another
trip In our section and found many feds whore top
crop has been made, hollis still maturing. and about
lOto l2 per cent still unpIcked. II we make fair
further south. Drought did not Kill the plant Re
ceipts will again increase In our section Mobile
Ala. Oct 27.-keturned from Interior saw great
deal OF cotton alive and comparatirely green and
many half.grown bolls. Planters claim 1t VIII
make little cotton, even with frost long
delayed: that 1t takes hot days and warm nights
TO MAKE cotton. We opened some bolls from high
sandy lands found very little cotton, nushy seed and
very mucn water the latter mystery, as ground
scattered places DO not believe crop viii exceed
S,0ODO00 bales" ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. "a" Killing
frost would do no harm to cotton IN our section and
little, II any in State. Estimate crop 10 per
better than last year. All gathered, but not all sold
Farmers have marketed very freely or course great
many have sold little or no cotton"
CoFFEE-iio on the spot twas Arm: No. Z, lc. Sales
1OOt bags No. to arrive at lc.. and 900 bags Mar
acaibo on private terms The future trading was as
The sun., 1896-10-31

Futures here declined to 10 points closing steady.
with sales OF l725U bags HaNre advanced NJ, but
reacted and declined AZ Hamburg advanced 4 prg.
TO y pfg. Rio was unchanged: receipts, l2OGO;
stock. 2Ds.O0U Santos was strong at 800 reis All
vance: receipts. .isvooi stock, 4sb,00U RIO ex-
deliveries yesterday were l.pgb BAGS. American
visible supp OF Brazi 6jS ITO bags against 800 sp2
In ear. Euro.c sold here again to-day. but prices
way only slightly. owing to lo"at hull support.
NAVAL SruREs-Stcady. spirits turpent,ne. 2Sinc.;
common to good strained rosin. SivD.
PETRoiE, NJ crude certificates here were quoted at
sl;is in OH CITY. 81 "a; REFINED unchanged
Western. 4.62tSc PORK rm but quiet. Mess Ss.5Cog
sa25. Dressed hogs unchanged. Taliow. 3Isc. But,
erReceipls To day. 3l2J pkRs.: last six das 21I
previous says "a. .S6s. Creamery. Western thirds
10 oeXtras lyts d2uc; State aud Pennsylvania do 10
20c State dairy. half irkn tuus seconds TO extras
l3ct lnc Cheese-Rec-ipts To day, SU2 pgS last
days. 33815. previous six days. 3D.uDS. state full
cream. large colored, fancy. l0tsd luEc; do white
common to fancy, f4I lOIsc.: small co orcd. fancy.
Receipts today. 3O71 cases; last six days 81 ASH
previous six days. 3s. .l3. State and Pennsylvania
fresh gathered fair to fancy. lsI&S2ic. Western do.
l6&lgc.
sSuGAR-Raw more active and Arm: So test. 2;sc. ;
96' test. 3lac. Sa-S, $50 tons ana S25 bags mIsco
vado 81 ett at 2yic 5.UfO bags concrete at2 -l6r
for 80 test Il,S1h bags cenIrifusas DG' test.
and ,DS2 bags moldsses sugar So test, ht 29sc Re
fined 1rm and fairly active
TOBAICD-Saics or 200 cases 1880 Zimmers prI
vate terms; 100 cases 1898 New ENGLAND Havana at
lBa22ltc: 400 1898 Wisconsin Havana at 500
lUc.; ID eases 1894 New England Havana at 90 Iic
800 bales Havana at 1Dc.GS 40. and loo bales Suma
tra AZ 6Oc.@Sl. 30 In bond.
CHICAGO, Oct 3O.-These were to day prices:
The sun., 1896-10-31
Rsnl Estate Transfers.

trustees OF N aud Bklyn Bridge. e.........:: $500
Grand 81, 447; Sidney Cowen. referee. TO MI.
chael j Newman and ano: o:.......;;.;...,.:. l2,b00
Heien LP stoSss. 4os. 600
TO Emily K i!...:.., 10000
I'D an seor 1Vtn a. 1915; Geo X werfelman
and wife 70 DledElch Herfelman, l
SOth st. u s, 100 West End ay bOx2O4.4; VIM
Wisey and wife TO the rector. church
wardens and vestrymen OF All Angels
bStb st $, 100 sth a1. Q5IlOo5; Xdei6Grt
ECarroll. ref. to Elizabeth Comstock and
ostR &C. 3 g. 100 W Central Park West, COX ''''
lOO.bi Alexander Jordan aud wife 10
RiSeTside priSs :. s4s roth 81. iissx9O7;
WIN II RAIDER to Amelia r lowther, part
llAth ~, 40 East; Geo Mott TO Minnie Sle-
same prop; Minnie siebold to Annie Foley
l20th III. B5B West: Philip Teets ct al. eErs.
&C, to Stella HAlBey y.,.,,....,,.......... 1000
Bd ay or Boston Ay, es, ll2 l4lst st. ll2x
VL6Xl00El42.l; Clarence W Taylor and
wife TO William SeitE ,.... .................
Lots bg { 6a bO-B4, map Anthony estate;
Emma whppie TO Isaac q Van TAsSell,...
Markell st. 80 and 81; Aaron Bloch TO Char
lotts Heller .'''''''''''''''..'.''''''''s-'
The sun., 1896-10-31
THE SUN, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1896

feeling has been nervous, particularly so among
san sa fHsSs sw S o4s
s5portsss BUYING clcaTsnees. % amounted 20 aas,00o
ceipls in the future although at present there s
. : Of shs SS sT,yS,
sacay u favor o. with good %Omessc mi. IL.
S' Sn, s ~ $psds SSiS A'sSai wsS
Bradstrcs reports that the total exports o, wheat
United States amount to ssso,oso BUSH t6i, " weeR' le
%Se @ 81 BEEN reeSed 0 soSeaTeS S no S
bush last week. a7isoOo bush; in tho last week OF
lssl 9ado,c9o fush in 1895 and con,rased with 4l
a7l4 900 bush In tho corresponding PORTION OF 1922
this wsct nearly 400 900 bush less tHnn last WSsR
% as S pss
portion Of 1sei and three times as much as in ike
,FLouR-TrSde was only fair. Holders were rrm In
their Views owing to tho advance in wheat Sales
Barrels. sact.
ESpaIs. 1861 1851
Winter In bbs: supernne. SO, 25@s2. 75i No. extra
SS,H 'SSsS sssn stSG5sa sSSiTi satSg tits
mil, MIL loF PN Mest ndes ssaiy &sG Active and firm
~ SosSc seSrts S S SSsSs @ s%d@nss go
sIS S % $,a
g. last year New Orleans and Gulf 8 igs assinst
sesos $50 Norfolk SsS ST. LSu; aoo savannah S @ 90.
@ sSS IN isdJS ars
opened at partial advance OF point, but reacted
and closed barely steady at nnet decline OF to 26
points. The Liverpool safes for tho week were $4,000,
against 5B OOU last week and 1900 last year; total
stocks. 4350 000 including 323,OOU American, against
500. 600 last week, Of which GStO0O were American
$4,000 last year. including 7Osooo American In
Manchester yarns were Qlipt and Arm: cloth offers
were too low The exports from the ports approx.
mated 10000 bales. The port receipts 90 ,2JB
balos. Including "varous." against 5l,Oi2 last
week and toi4B last year; total for the week.
sss,5l4 last year, The total interior , receipts
week and l56S75 last year. shipments lss Ii3 bales
against l9t.3l7 last week and l5l,Oo2 last year;
stocks 424 A6g against JO5 last week and 35l 2B
last Houston expects to morrow I,ouO to 5000,
against IL lO7 last week and 8.S65 last year. New
Orleans expects 900 to l70DO. against lO325 last
week and 9129 last year. New Orleans declined
points on December but recovered the loss and ad.
vanced slightly. Futures here declined to points,
but recovered this and closed nrm at net advance OF
10 points with sales OF lS9.3O0 bales The future
trading WAS ma follows.
The sun., 1896-10-31
2ropuGals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1885,

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1900
" To contractors; , , , >.
public building 10 ho erected in Crotona Park,
Third avenue, IN the lwenty fourth ward OF the city
SEAL kspiMNfhs for The Abo,o WORK indorsed
with tho above title also with the name Of the person
making the same. ana the date OF precnta
ton will BE- received the ONCE OF IN, COMPTROLLER.
buS SG = s "Gn 10 m the @ 9" s4E
until " o'clock NJ. Thursday, Nov. >. 1895. at
Hh @ p1Se "%r e OF Se S be OF a
sinking Fund and read and the awaFd OF IN the con cor
a bidder sw%SiSs win % % sSre,y =. 0 soon soon
thereafter pras,!eu The PsIsqn or PEI, nsr
will be required 10 attend al The ofce the Depart,
ment OF Public Works with the surctirS offered by
days from the date OF the service of notice TO that
eject and In ease OF failure or neglect SO To DO he or
as In default TO the corporation and tcreupon tho
work shall he readvcrtsed and relrt and On until
commence -: such time Us the Com n, OF ic
Works may designate t..
drawal OF any bid or estimate, No bid viii be ac.
cepted FROM or contract awarded TO- any person VINO
IL In arrears 20 IN" Corporation upon debt orcOnact
or who is defaultera as surety or otherwise. upon
any .Rre or 20 tHs @ % within
days after the neIics 10 comn.nce wnIk has been
The amount of security required is TEN THOUSAND
II desired alsothc form OF asrecmtnt nGludIns the
Specifications for the work, can he obtained at the
For ipl in ,orma!l9n. see city Record
WILLIAM l. STRONG.
JOHN W. oorEa Ena'0f'
AsHBEL P. FIINH tio''s' conm,..,o,.,,
ANsoN O. McoS"SRp"o''''' Mcco"Rp. sn, q s,n, ne
WILLIAM NJ. K KoESISSFi?'H' oLo6F%
Chairman,
AEw YORK. october sOIh, 1894
The sun., 1896-10-31

Referee Henry c. NJ. 1nsraham has reported
in favor Of the defendant in tho suit Of Charles
L. Rowland against his brother. Thomas F.
Rowland. for an accounting and percentage
Of tho profits extending over period Of several
years in the Continental Iron Works at Green
point. The plaintiff alleged that he had been
cheated out OF $4,000. Over $500 pages OF
testimony was taken bv the referee.
The sun., 1896-10-31
ASHBEL p. FITCH,
Comptroller.
AQUEDU,ccTr, TcoMMIsSnp>EKs;, OFFICE

ROOM 2Op, SIrMARl IuILDlSG,
No ESQ BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. October 18th. 1870
TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids proposals for doing tho work ana furnishing
the tcras called Tor IN the approved form. OF con
tract now hlr In the ofcc NJ IN" Auueduct COm.'
misslonrrs for rxcnYatn.H tunnel and constructing
q masonry drain al Jerome rArk Reservoir. near
hedgw cK avenue, IN the Twenty fourth ward OF tns
city Of New lurk. will be received ~ ,n's onics untll
WEDNESDAY, NONENBtR Il !, 1880 at O'Clock y. NJ,
and they Will be puricy opened 10y the Adueduct
Commissioners Thereafter Rs possible and this
award Of the contract for dninG sad work and fur.
nlshnR said materials VIII be made by snid Commits
sioneTs as soon .ereaftrr a, praCtlcaDlo
blank forms Of said approved contract and the
specifications thereof ant b dS or proposals and
proper envelopes for tner enclosure, form ~ bonds
aud all other Information can be obtained NJ the
above orce OF the Apurduct Commissioners on ap
plinntion 10 the Secretary,
by order OF the AIucluct CommlsslonnrS
JAAFS q. DUANE President
EDWARD /. ALLEN Secretary,
The sun., 1896-10-31
LOUISVILLE, new ALBANY & CHiCAGO
RAILWAY C0MPANY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common Stock

Under an ,ngrecnent between Frederic y; olcott,
Henry w Poor, and Henry &. Rouse Bondholders'
Committee, and asynlclte which Is tn furnish cash
necessary Tor the purposes OF the Committee holders
81 the Preferred and Common OK OF the Louis, iie,
New Albany and Chicago hallway Company haNe
the r Rht to subs 'rbr Tor new common stock OF
proposed new corporation, upon the following terms:
Preferred stockho d"rs may subscribe for new Com.
mon stock to an anount equal to their holdings OF
od Preferred stock at sou snare payable In cash.
ana to receive In addition new Preferred Stock for
such cash payment CoHnlon stockholders may sub.
scrIh" for new Common stock to an amount equal to
one third Of their holdings or old Common stock
upon payment OF 81 30 IN cash each share OF the
new Common Stock. receiving with each subscription
in addition new Preferred Stock equal to the amount
OF cash y Id.
Sockho irrs electing to avail OF tho privilege OF
Subscription may Il, pOslt with the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY Of N"w York their certificates duly en-.
dOrscd. or before November Both. lNnH, in hange
for receipts, nnder an aHrecment between the CEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF New York and the svndi.
cat" dated October 10th, 1896, to which reference
Is hereby made.
Due notice will be given by advertisement md
required
NEW YORK. octoNer 10th, 1899.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
DROvINCE OF QUEBEC PER CENT. LOAN OF
i lNlS. Coupons due lst of November will be paid
a. thc agency or the Bank OF Montreal, 90 ana 81
The sun., 1896-10-31
fiuanrial.
PROTECTS AGAINST
Dover Claims.
From n. Y. Tribune, Oct. 4, 1905,

From " Y. Tribune, Oct. 4. 1906
1.-THE ALLEGED WIDOW OF SHARMAN
AFTER PROPERTY.
"An application was made yesterday to Jus.
tice Clement In the Supreme Court, Special Term
for an order allowing Mary McNulty to come in
as defendant In Il suit brought by Mary Sharman
against the hcirs-atlaw OF Henry ]. or Jonathan
Sharman. Mary sharrnAn alleges to be the
widow OF Henry j. sharman. The latter came
10 this country twenty-five yean ago, and Mary
Sharman alleges that no len her in England.
admeasurement OF dover In the real estate Mrs.
McNulty, owns land In Fiatlands, which was
conveyed by ShaTman. Il In alleged 10 he with
TO admit Mrs McSulty as a co-defendant Tho
heirs allege that the woman Is not Aharmals Is
widow Decision WAS reserved"
The sun., 1896-10-31
Business Chances.

BUSINESS FOR SALE--Extra opportunity for os-
ID trich feather silk dyer; present proprieor re-
tirlng from old estah ishrd stand VIII sell low to
quick purchaser. Address A. s. WHEELER Times
0nice Philadelphia.
The sun., 1896-10-31

Available cash balance. In.
Money in London. 3lb3L4 u cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market, zoe both short and three
months bills. ga Il cent Amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day. 100000. Paris advices quote p cents at
l0l francs 81 ccntimes. Exchange on London
20 francs 20l6 centimes.
Charles c. Allen. a member of the Stock Ex-
change since 1869, has severed his connection
with the firm Of Cuttings & Co. OF this city
and Baltimore on account OF the legal
proceedings against the senior member of tho
firm by Miller G. Wilson of Baltimore, that
resulted recently in the arrest of Mr.. Cuttings.
Tho proceedings grew out of transactions of
which Mr.. Allen asserts he was ignorant, and
they In no way reflect upon his character and
business standing.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange