Reduction OF Prices.
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Mn. BENNETr-Dcar Sir-Aew me, through the
columns of your valuable Herald, TO call the atten-
ton ofthat part of the community who are in the da
y habit OF dining down town, TO the necessity of
immediate reduction of the present prices of the meals
You will remember that the propretors of the hotels
and refectories obout six months ago raised
TO the present prices, in consequence Of the then
precedented high state of the markets. and because
labor of every kind and house rent at that time
greatly on the increase; and for these good reasons
their customers accedcd to the strike with the under
standing that the alteration not permanent, and
was to continue only long the necessaries offe
remained at their then enormous rates. And now
when "bread, meat rent and fuel, the decline
and the value of labor of every kind is being reduced
it is no more than right and proper that the propris
tors of these hotels and reecores should alse reduce
their prices. That they can do it we all know for
We have an instance in the case of the Messrs How
ard, of the Exchange Hotel who have made reduc-
non of rs per cent from their former prices


You will confer a favor upon your numerous friends
who are deprived by business from dining at their
homes, by urging this subject upon the considera ton
OF those interested, and especially of yours,


DINNER.
May |, 1887.