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HOG cHoi,aHA REMEpy.
Relieved tint incubation VIII
Prove SmcccssimI.


Washington, january 20 fhe chiet OF
the bureau % animal industry Dir, NJ l..
salmon, has submitt"a 20 Secretary Wilson
report upon tho experiments made In The
treatmen. Of hogs Tor hog cholera With
anti-toxine serum. This serum Is made
upon the priucipls as thnt OF diphtheria.
Good serum has been obtained Nom both
horhas and cattle.
Referring TO this report. Secretary VIII
son remarked that opdouptedly the le-
suits reported Inv DR.. salmon were most
nconraging to hog riiss-s. 'flle cost OF
10 serum now is but 10 cents her head OF
animals treated. only one dose being re-
quirod. and doubtless III time this light
cost may hc stilt further roaUceu.
The losses from hog cholera, said the
secretnry, 'are 80 enormous aud Lave
weighed 20 heavily for Years upon Our
farmers that can't imaglne that congress-
viii for I, moment hesitate Ia make the Rli-
preparations necessary t1tlrry ON tniS wcriS
thoroughly, Indeed. apart from The great
stake the farmers have N ibis mniter. 10
refuse TO provide for thoTongh test OF
this remedy now would he, Indeed, Jenny
wise and pound foolish fos the discovery
Of this serum has invoked alrtads u,any
years of work and Very large sun of
money. II would be II sscat mistake row
that so great a discovery seems to have
been made, not to Dnisn tho work nv giving
II q thorough and extensive test,
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ANDREE MUST Be LOST.
His Party Has Been Placed in o
Wax Works Exhibition.
HUNDREDS GO TO SEE HIN THERE.
He stands with strindberg and
FrOcnIscI. An Dressed ms
when They Left.

The placing of Andree In the Tussaud
wax works exhibit OF MaryIehone, London.
Is a signal that the explorer has been given
up Tor good, and that his friends have ac-
cepted him for lost. That the public so
regards him is shown by the fee which
they pay at all hours Of the night and day
to behold his counterfeit presentmcnt.
When Andrec sailed away in his ba loon
on July II he expected to cross the pole
In a few hours and almost to be gone not
over three days He took with him no pro-
vision for a long stay; and when the days
heightened into weeks and weeks into
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LOGAN CARLISLE.
Young Man Died Suddenly from
Heart Failure,

New York, January l6.--Logan Carlisle,
chief clerk Of the treasury department dur
ing the last Cleveland administration, died
suddenly today at the home of his. father,
John G. Carlisle. ex- secretary Of the treas
ury. He had been in poor health for more
than year and recently returned from a
frnitless search for relief at Hot Springs
Five days aeo he was forced to take to his
bed, but mis- condition was not consider ed
alarming until this afternoon. The cause
of death is given as heart failure.
Logan Carlisle was born in Coyington,
KY, In 1850. and was graluaCed fiom the
university Of Virginia. lie practiced law
in Kentucky and later removed n Wichita.
Kan. He was active in politics and par
ticularly in the campaign of 1892 He was
appointed chief clerk in The department in
March. 1888 He held that position until
after the inauguration of president Me-
kinley. Last month Nr. Carlisle came to
New York and joined his fathers firm. Ar
rangcments for his funeral have ret been
completed.
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months the world gave up all hope OF him.
To a friend he said III ! am gone six
months, you may give me UP, for shall
not survive as long as thar In my balloon.''
vi late even the most hopeful friends Of
Herr Andree have dcspaired, and when
the Tussaud exhibition made preparations
to set him up in MAX the public shook It's
head and said Hes gone!''
In wax figure exhibitions it Is seldom
that a living person, outside the ROYAL
ihlnily. Is shown. The minute Carnos was
shot ne became immortalized In wax but
had he been ever so great during his lie
be would never have seen his presantmeat
IN tie wax statue gallery.
me figure of Andrte aud his companions
= one OF the mosl beautiful ones ever
maze 1t is nenriy life-size, and the entire
ioW,r part of the balloon and the Whole
OF Inc car are seen. Andree and his Two
companions are waving their haads with
secnlmr look OF expectancy upoa her
races Even the coiois of tho clotElpg are
eAastl! repinauced. troenkel Is in gray and
Andree and Stripdhere are dressed in blne
Threats. '"'''
70 MAKE the picture more complete N
oaiioon VAS obtained irsm celebrated
nm OF balloon builders who built Il tore
sSmbe that used by Ardree In eyerv wne,
even 70 the pigeoa cage tied upon the side
ana The i'nais to be sol aGrigt
several photographs of the balloon werc
taken at the time II sailed, and 1hese wsr,,
used In mSdtslirg the exhibit. Aga -ee and
ms companions We're moulded from photo-
mapns 81 themselves taken previous to
ehs OF the reasons Tor the giving I'm ~
we Ancise party Was Il letter Written 10
q famous scientist. d. NJ. Chlehtcn Sonler-
si'e or Chtsuana. who. In a ssisntifi.
uoSuiieht 10 London society, said;
it has been represented shnt Andr. y.
nah cen shle 10 mako such pro, ision for
namseif that he and his companions wsr..
living IN comparative cs>-iifuf; en- their
Nrcuc )ourney, A picture has besn pisan
o. coiniatt little dwelling for man MA
beast = which Two individuals ara ,arn
rug weii-msr.teG repose, Two others IRA
spinning yarns. SEATED In comfortah,s
apartment. while fifth Is seemtnslv ~
sas.a ~ culinary operations in a eoyy
Kitchen. hssijes which two-story eha,n'
per contains ssyer Molf-like dogs. eyi1eni-
W discussing the yIslssiiudes OF life N ~,
nmlable mannsr, and this happy uicinra
we nro informed. represents the in,.y,er ),
the ear al Andree's balloon.
IRE FACT h, the car for Apd-ne's ~,
loan Is Of wicker wcrk, 6 feot 1, ,n,,,,s 4.
aiimh,er and fest II inrhss from fiorr
20 ceiling. Il contains clothing t,l,ca
guns and 1900 rounds Of ammunition
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Hoods Pills are p"''', n, ~ !
SHORT MEMS sToRll,

WASHINGTON-General Chr,s,c.,
Anger. u. S. A. retired. died n A
his home in West Washington.
LoNDoN-The Paris correspcpd,s
Times says the Belgian guyern1t,i
SUED invitations to sugar confenau
LoNDoN-The queen has appforx =
poiitmcnt of Sir Arthur Palmer. L
to succeed General William Ihfii
commander of the Tirah field icrte'
Northwest Indian frontier.
BERLIN THE society Of Germ
prodreers. at a special meet,nx RI
resolution declaring that the ~
bounty would only be acceptabS
all countries abolished both dired Y
rect bcunties S9,' Z
MEXICO CITY - Customhou,e 4
FOR December were s2,173.S7l ii n
showing. The Vera Cruz custonAs1
leeted Ssl2.6l3 and Tampico $2i2,7;z n
place being the port where most = n
merchandise enters.
OF LAHoMA CITY. O. T.-ipA
house row Fred Jones, baritex
Chic. OF police G. w. jackson thnq
thigh. AS he fell Jackson fired i
put missed him and shot Bishop Ar
deputy sheriff. inflicting q fatal vHi
MI.XICO CITY-The police az VI
Ing foi more members of tho krou5 I
fidenct men composed OF Amerifa1
cans and Spaniards. recently bplJ1
prominence by arrests for q paYticulaf
robbery of an American.
BERLIN-The report that G<snn
of-Wa' was disabled near Perrin tfw
tho fact that the Deutschland VA IN
Gefion tboth of Prince Hcnry'a -
EN- route for Chinese waters) Id q
econdmize coal, as the latter's caf5yhgi
city Is small.
NEW YORK-GeDeral Booth q N
ton Amy and Commander Ballilgla
OF the Volunteers of America m
WttdsoI hotel. 'fhe intersiqwEvWp
between father and son. Nothing NJ
calculated to lead to any amalGo1
the two movements.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.--A protest u
addressed to the bishops and stapdq
mitlees of the American church
agi.nst the approval of the eletd9
the conservation of Archdesc1a
Montgomery Brown OF Ohio. asIbI1
tutor of the diocese of Arkansas
WASHINGTON = January II 4
which has been adopted lcr the ~
The New York and Florida thru
service via Washington and Jacker
ST Augustine via the Fiuiida aA
connecting the Pennsylvania, Soutb9t
da Central and Peninsular itilrcolu
Florida East Coast railroad.
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Corbctt's Latest.


New Orleans. January 10 From the sun
joined telesraphic correspondence IL would
appear that James ], corbett is determined
to- Keep himself before tho public at any cost,
even OF his own reputation Tor common sens.
late Friday night Colonel j. Iionkns. who
attended the Carson city light. and bet On,
S,orbet,, and his relative Bookmakpr Rsn
fnlk, who attended tho fight with Colonel
liopkihs and bet on Ftzsinmons each Re-
follows: "''"s" Us
81 James J, Corbett has charged Referee
SSnnf WIN Win, sross unfaifnoss az tho Carson
whether IN your opiuion. siler WAS unfairy
,,.,n,,., ,,, Tribune
.9lonei ltopkins sent the following answer
saw nothing wrong Have known S,lnr
tbirty years Consider him strictly homes, !,
All! M, hen Faik's reply was AZ follows.
100 ridiculous 20 talk about. Had from,
nox seat with Hopkins, Siier's heart and
soul were In his work Mt a crooked hon"
IN MS body, Best referee In the world.
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Y = ~ u ~ bill. ma managers d
~ af6 are confident Of It's passage
f3ugh without further debate.
Y netot Wolcott hAs given notice OF hts
41t14f(i6n to address the senate on Non
~. whom he will make a report OF the
tsunoactiona or the recent international
bisoetallic commission. Mr.. Wolcott has
never given extended public utterances
concerning the commissions work and
there was very general interest manifested
Conserving the course he may pursue IN his
speech on Monday.
when the senate resumes consideration
Of the Hawaiian treaty, Senator Morgan
viii take tho floor and viii consume az
least another day In the presentation q
HIS yiewA In favor OF annexation, He VIII
be followed by Senator pcttlgrow and
White In opposition TO the treaty and by
other senator's for and against II. There
Is no hope TINT the discussion VIII he
concluded during the week great many
senetrrs wish to speak and ns long as the
result OF the vote as as uncertain as 1t Is
at present. neither side will be disposed
TO allow the vote to be taken.
Tho senate has agreed to vote on the
confirmation OF Attorney General Mcken-
ma, associate justice OF the supreme court
on next Friday, aud the probabilities are
TINT this vote win be preceded by some
discussion as to Mr.. Mckennas merits.
The urgent deficiency appropriation bill
will, In all probability. be reported on
Monday and there may he an effort 10 Sc
cure dts consideration during the week.
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nrookINn Hnndicnn.

New York, January 16.-Following are tho
entries for tho Brooklyn Jockey clubs Brook
Ign handicap OF $4,000, to be run at the spring
meeting one mile aud quarter; Algol a.
Ben Brush. 5; Ben Elder, s: Ben Holiday. s;
Box. A; puddhe. Byron McClelland 3. Cald-
ron, 1; Don d'Oro, 4: pr. Catlett 4: DR..
sheppard. A.; Great Bend, q: Handbat 4:
Howard Mann. :. lsidor, (; Lake shore, Leh.
man, AGED, Tok g. Lou Bramble A. Macy.
=; Meadowthorne, A. Merry Prince, 5. Michael
III 3: MeheI3n, 3; Ogden, 4; ondL< A. orna-
ment Our Johnny, 1; Plaud!I,, 3; Premier. n F.
Previous ,; Royal Sting dmp.l, {: ST Bar
tholomew, 4; schittor, .: Sempor Ego. r. sen
satlonal, 81 Sly Fox. 8; Typhoon H. 4, Tlllo
~ irhverscr 5; Ulysses. .. Winged Foot 4
rho other stakes closed with the folloyyirg
number of entries:
For a-year olds and upwards. 1898, Brooklyn
nandirap tsunranteedl, 40; Brookdalc handi-
ss.upg, Sluoo added, ~; Parkway handicap.
$1,000 added. AZ; Myrtle stakes. $1,000 added
q; fntchoguc stakes. $1,000 added. az Far
Ssyear-oids! Broadway stakes. si5OO added Il.
freakness stakes tguaranteedI. n, Faicon.
stakos, $1,000 added, iS; May stakes. Sl0o6
added, IL, For s-year-ods: Clover stnkcs
tsuarantaodi. 81, Manhapsett stakes fg,,nrnn
teeul, 49, Hanover stakes. $1,000 added, "a.
bedford stakes. $1,000 added. as stecpleohasn
ana hurdle stakes Creator New York stoe
peehaso handicap tguaranteei) 70: REFUSING.
ton hurdle handicap. S1SI added ~
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TORNADO IN THE TERRIrony.
y" one Killed, nk the People Had
-. neen Scared Army ~ -

.NrW, hH the peOnlca Had
neen Scared Away.
Chicago, January iC--A special to tho
'hrepicle from Guthrie, O r., says: A
hsr'fhc tornado. accompanied by heavy
IAN and hail, passed across Pottawatain,e
county. near Maud postoifice. lsst evening
Men from that part OF the country say tina,
me path Of the storm was half mile Vile
ana the timber was blown down and .hoxen
on 3 as 10 almost completely blockade The
roads. That Part OF the country ovcr whish
me stern passed lad been almost deserted
~ the families living there on acccunt
% 'he inaisn scare The tornado travelled
~ an esslerly direction and passed over,
mo ne Seminole Nation, where. On a..
count O. the thinly populated CONDITION, !.
me country. but little damage W. done
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STAKE EVENTS.



New Yorn. January l6-Tho nominations
for the Coney Island Jockey club stakes for
1898 were announced today. one hundred and
ten different stables are represented in tho
nominations Tor the stakes that closed on
January TO- and the total number OF entries
Tor the eighteen events Is $40, as compared
with 800 last year. The Eight, September.
Flatpnsh and Great Eastern stakes will have
supplementary closing on July u.s.
The suburban handicap has forty-siS en-
tries, exactly tho same number as il had in
1877. These are: Don ORC, !. Merry Prince
n bartholomew, I; 0nda. 8; Scinper Ego, e.
iyphoon III, 4. Howard Mann, s; Caldoron, 4;
Imp. Royal Stag, 3; Ogden, 4; Isidoro. 4;
Scottish Cheftain, 4, Michael II, 3; Sly Fox,
Ben Elder. .; Handbal, 3; Ben Holiday, 6;
Lehman I; George keene 3: Counter Tenor,
9; pr. Sheppard. A. Murrillo. .; Ficischmann,
=; Buddhn. A; Imp, 4; Ben Brush. 81 pootess,
a, Great Bend 3; PlaudIt, 3; Byron McClel-
land, 8. Rcquital ., Poep-o'- Day 3: Maceo.
4, star Walter. 3; Loki, q: Lou Bramblo 4:
ornament o; Tilo, 4; AgNl, 4; May. 4;
Neadowthorpc, 1; Connoissour, G: Tragodlan
b; Box, d. Gatlett, /.
Inc number OF nominations received for
the other stakes are june handicap, 30. Grass
inauSural, Is; Swift 49,; spendthrift. 4O
Great Trial, Sc; Double Event 7g Spring, "A
June 50; Vern,l. ~. Daisy, 20; Pansy. Oh;
FHGht, if; September. 10: Autumn, Is; Flat
bush, 30; Great Eastern, IL. Total ga
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OF the actual need. BECAUSE very grent
proportion OF the appropriations is made
simply TO serve party purposes. or, In plain
words, to buy votes with bounties.
What b monument the present congress
Could build for itself n 1t had the courage
TO deal with this. mntter nationally and
honestly. cutting off all unjust nppropria-
lions and levying taxes with sole reference
70 tho repenlshment OF the treasury! But
what howl would come up from all the,
trusts and all the coddlcd and pap-fed
mOnopolies,
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Gins Attached.

Elkhart. Texas. January IL -Th. ,,,,,
and gin of r. II. Davis & nro -, M
place was attached today: also the mill
ana gin owned by them located six milo.
southwest of this place. to satisfy a judr-
m :, o, fox 4 Lucas of Palestine against
~ H. DAVIS Y Bro. 10 the amount az as
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AiincI.cd AuInunnix.

Madrid, January l6 SENIOR Romero Rob
ledo, president. at meeting of his friends
tonight, attacked the autonomy scheme and
sought TO magnify the Significance Of the
recent demonstrations that have taken
place et iiGyana
General Weyler was inyifed 20 at!cnd a
meeting TO protest against the dissolution
OF thr eortes but excused hinGelf
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Cut Down Fakes Encc, rn,,, !,

providence, R. l.. January ls The cu,
down In the cotton mills throughout the
state viii take effect tomorrow. The re-
duciion will affect to greater a. las.
degree 10000 operatives in this State and
these o. knight and Goddard in Massa.
eause''s- Petween 1000 and 1900 more
EMPLOYED in Connecticut mills con.
rolled by Providence agents win be az
fec.ed also.
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history of WAX works since the DAYS of the
famous original Mrs. farley has a wax work
prediction failed. If man is given IN by
them and nodded and Derpetuated in wax
whether lost at sea, In battle or in the
eloues-he has never come back. And il
IS SAID that Sir John Franklin was shown
up for lost. nm
should Andree return he viii at least en-
JOY TINS very hanisome likeness of himself
waving farewell to the world
Clarence :; Russall
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y ENGLAND HAS OFFERED CHINA A LOAN.
Wans Three Ports Opened Commerce Which Terms Are
EavorahIy Considered

londo 17The Inc vo
AZ China n ,hs course
q 1fe,w with the tsung II yamen
s.ad va willing assist China Indemnity and
Mcnld poytde 10000 900
~ A. as follows. w
Naptn
,,,,r =,
4an& ~ kseSg valley shall be all
so& = deu revenue. undar ma
~ ~9q9t Sotons On this
44sf &c1ekily ~ y Wan ana NaukIn ~
.eekAe - 81 slang In which tho
~ = yNnsnn rcyipce, and mean.
- WI fH ~ espvlncs IL SLANG ii pmsus
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Mhna a MMn llrinI...

inc amount OF liauld refreshmenr taken
oy man OF 70 years would equal 70. 700
pints and TO hold this pail twelve f,at
nigh and more than s5oo times as large as
an ordinary pail would DO reouir.d rSs
weight OF the liquid would be over yor,y'
Two tons. u II had been used In the tar
ture OF q criminal by allowing one drop =
TAI on MS outstretched hand every minnie
gay and night the supply would have ,;,s;,
iIoiA the days OF Nero up to the prssent
time ana would not now be exhausted.
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Rnmscy a I.nnrhnn,.

IeN'hs'on' Texas. January i5.-The firm,
9 ramsey Lansham. grocers. made
an assisnment today naming l.. II. croct
- as assignee. Liabilities about $1,000.
assets estimated at 500 Preferred cr,d,'
tors W, Hoyt. s75: Trask Fish com,sa'.
~ seward Candy company. s4; john
,nna 4 Co. s5i5; E. e. Porter Al.
y, U'nes lee, sSe. Losses In the recent IRE
~ lexington precipi,ated the failure
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I Mr.. crnnc n w..n,..,.

washington. January ls. Especial, .-At-
torney General Crane arrived bere today
10 excellent health. He is in 1ae spirit,
and says he feels very much encouraged
over his gubernatorial prospects. He viii
be here about ten days.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
II. 4. johnson n CO.. J,n,c,

Hillsboro. Texas. January 16.--R A
Johnson & Co, general merchants. of ltas-
ca executed deed of trust last night
naming l., w, Ellington as trustee. Pre-.
terred creditors We're named,
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WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT SUGAR.
Insorma tIon WIN he Used I'm Discuss
ing AnmexnlIUn.n

ing AnnexntfUn.
Washington, January Ex-senator Lodge
has called on the secretary Of agriculture
10 inform the senatc all about the con-
sumption OF sugar In the United States
ard especially OF the effect OF the Import
ntion OF Hawaiian sugar upon hte beet
sugar production in this country. This
information is desired on account OF ila
hearing upon the objections raised by
certain Western senators TO annexation
ON tie ground that IL would lnjare the
beet sugar industry. The friends Oh the
treaty neny this, aud contend that sugar
production in Hawaii has reached IT'S limit.
and that the agricultutistS arc now turn
Ing their attention to coilea culture. lis
output is now less than 2SOOoo tons. and
1t ~ said IL VIII be very costly 20 rring
now lands under cultivation. Those VINO
oppose the view that Hawaiian co'npen-
4tion Is dangerous cite the fact that In Ten
Sc8rs, or lip 10 1926 consumption Of sugar
In the United States increased 100000 IONS.
and the importation from Hawaii increased
from 100000 TO 10000 tons only, In tha
ZANE potioI. The Increased consumption
f0r3iSsS in the United States. T. estma,cd
at $4,000 tons. Wiiiet estimated the con
sum- ion within fifteen years from now az
4.o00.000 tons per annum.
a feature of The annexation debate has
been 10 call attention 10 the varying att
tude OF the sugar trust which advbpntrd
annexation when there WINS ii bounty on
sugar and when The Hawaiian sugar, which
il controlled would hayo enjoyed the bGun
ty. Now when the trust II making sugar
in Hawaii with cheap labor and import
ing Il free into this country, II cnposcs
auneNatJ. which would ra'ea the prlrn OF
labor. Tho friends Of the treaty, when
oonteudlng with sugar men, use the argu-
ment that by annexation cheap labor would
he shrt ont OF the islondE., and the cast
az production 6c enhanced The ;atc OF
the treaty Ia likely to be decided the COM
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President Dole Uos Arr,,.a

San Francisco. January e.--Tuc steamer
roru' from Hong Kong. and Yokohama from
honolulu PASSED In Golden Gate tonight,
President Dole of Hawaii is on hoard. He
VIII proceed to Washington tonicht.
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r'asue January is-There were out.
p'esks Dy students here today, tossthsr
wiih demonstration which The po,Ss
dispersed. '1s po''Se
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no cUME a com lN'uNr n,

Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. All
DRUGGISTS refund the money II Il fails 10
cure sss, The genuine has L. u. o. on
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Wor1an's
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Nerve str.s
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Blood Rich and pu,,'
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200 49,
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-07-30
BENEFITS THE CANADIANS.
Increased Sales In New YORK of Canadian
London Sterling Exchange Because
Exempt rom Tax. uxR
ccuSsSISSEsesskN1

NEW YORK, Saly q considerable
interest is taken in foFeian exchange
banking circles in the sale Of Cana:
dian-London sterling exchange In this
city by agents and representatives
of Canadian banks ut less than the Or
binary market rates for sterling ex-
change, by reason of it's not being SUBJ
ject to the United States internal rev.
enue stamp duty Of four cents for each
500, which is equivalent to a tax of So
On each 81 900.
Foreign bankers said they were sat-
istied from their own knowledge that
since the val tax went into effect at
least three or four times as much Ca
madam sterling exchange had been
sold in this city, compared to the
amount usually sold before July /, the
date on which the law became opera
tive. They did not believe, however,
that it was sold by or for the agents of
the four Canadian banks doing bust
ness here regularly, but was sold by
brokers representing several Canadian
banks THAI have no regular agencies
here.