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way. When a commi ion of so much each way is charged by a broker in stocks or commodities (grain, cotton,, coffee, etc.) the commi ion for buying is one way and the commi ion for selling is the other way. } Eagle. The name given to the $10 gold coin of the United States; weight 258 grains; thickne .o60 inch; diameter 1.05 inches. The name is derived from the likene of an eagle; stamped upon the coin. A double-eagle is a $20 piece, a half eagle is a $5 piece and a quarter-eagle is a $2.50 piece. E. & O. E. Errors and omi ions excepted; an amplification of E. FE. Brokers and also merchants append these letters to their accounts so that they may not be prevented from correcting errors and supplying omi ions which afterward ‘may be discovered.
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