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there d scarcely any Offering. and II rendered could
bs negotiated sto 10 per cent discount On the other
hand occasionally meet with signatures inrinsical
~ good but the parties not being generally known,
they subjected to higher rates of interest Then,
again there another description of paper, FREE
qusntly but equally secure which the rate of
discount appears to be graduated according to the
sities Of the borrower which, taking they do very
wide range, scarcely within the compass of
quotation.
The market for Texas securities has been rather quiet
since last and there is less disposition to make in
vesments than notice in the early part Of the week
Holders however continue firm at the advanced rates
previously quoted-say for Treasury Notes l4,fa5c;
Interest Notes i5ias'lc Eight per cent Bonds isaisc;
Ten per cent do 20A2lc the dollar.
Foreign Exchange continues to recede very rapid
y and drawers find great difficulty in negotiat-
ing. We quote Sterling OF st per cent
premium Francs ST 4oa6f AS Bills New York at 80
days. i3a21 per cent discount; Checks per cent dis.
count"
The reports of the banks of New Orleans for the st
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Grand total 4.

Grand total ..2,ll2,lss IA
More than onehalf ofths whole received rsm
the schuylkil mines BY the Reading Railroad There up
pears to be difficulty in the schuylk mining dis.
ricts in relation to the Railroad and the Canal Company
We give from the Miners Journal the particulars Of the
trouble.
The demand continues brisk particularly for prepared
ngly scarce to Garry market The Canal is navi
gable order throughout but operators dstsrred
from avsng themselves ofthis avenue in consequence
Company that they will be deprived of during the
winter This 10 species Of tyranny and oppres
onon the part Of an incorporated company that not
anticipated by the Legislature when they gave them
charter and operators do not resist at the thresh
hold they do deserve the Of reemsn and ought
to suffer The obsnacy of the Canal Company built up
the Railroad but the course OF the latter company far
rsprshsnsbls, and 10 raising storm of opposition
which will burst forth upon them at period, perhaps
when they are least able to resist or bear 1t.
II 10 important, therefore that the Canal Company
should pursue liberal course and hold out every in
ducement for the construction Of landings cars boats
&C. for the transportation Of coal open-hrowthe canal
toll free for the balance of the that fool
sh and unwise regulation requiring boats that carry
ton of merchandise to pay the tell cargo-cease all
doubtful experiments and csn6ne themselves to
rules and regulations for the carrying trade and
they will reap harvest of the despotic course pur
sued by the Railroad Company.
Anthracite coal is ivery high much higher than it has
been ut this season for many years past and trust
every attempt similar to that alluded to above will meet
with that reward deserves The coal dealers generally
are very much preudicsd against the Reading Railroad
Company, account OF the use il has made Of the
nopoy il has for the past year. and although they
may be compelled the Railroad for the remainder
ofthis season. they will have little to do with pos
sibls another year The the Railroad Company
are pursuing in this matter will operate against it with
immense force and eject next year.
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G2s,l37,245
E2s.l37.2l5
Gsa.sti,s4j
G1sAa3 Ey264isi
w. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier
Datad the 10Th day of Oct Ie46

LuxnrseL CorTer MARxsr, Friday evening s0th Oct
tobsr le4s sdvces from the States during
the week all connrmatory Of the limitation of the COM
ing crop, have gwen further impulse to the market
and prices again I'd per ID higher The quantity Of
cotton sale is very moderate and chiefly offered by
SPECTATORS Importers extremely 6rm not only en-
tsrsinng the gresest confidence for the present. but
seeing IN the future prospect Of selling any
profit at the existing rates. Prices already much
higher in the States than hers and though there
slight pause in the New York market by the last ac
counts and tho weather had become worse there
ability, exceed 1000 900 bales, whilst almost all the adj
vices estimate II much below this amount. Brszils,
circular The sales this week. with 60Oe bales to-day,
and steady marketJ amount to $500 bags, including
400 American, 400 Maranham 700 Egyptian and 700
surat speculation and 1900 American and $50 surat
for export The quotations according to the standard
now asoPted ~ me Brekers Association, are, fair Up
lanes 3D. iair Mobiles 0d and fair Orleans sid per ID.
The import Of the week Il kllQ hslas - r. -
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Sporting Intelligence.

UNION CounsE, L. l., TKorrIrG AND rAcIuG. Should
the weather permit the admirers of trotipg and pacing
will witness rich treat to-day the above course It
will b seen by the advertisement that the first is
pacing match between Capt Waugh and Boston Merry,
which the ieng looksdfor second meeting of James X
Polk and Lady sufolk, for purse Of $780, two mile
saddle, viii take place. The horse IL decidedly the IA
vore, two to one being freely offered him, which in
attendance the day 10 favorable Every facility l. Of
fered by the Long Island Railroad those who wsh to
attend the track See the advertisement for particulars
The trotting in Philadelphia will positively take place
to day. the weather being highly favorable for tho full
enjoyment Of the sport
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n or the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, New. 1910 r.

The stock market remains very quiet and prices with
out any material alteration. There life activity
in the street. Long Island advanced Y per cent Har.
lem y; Norwich and Worcester y; Canton " Morris
Canal e.
At the Second Board there large sales Of Nor.
wich end Worcester at slight advance prices current
in the morning
The New Orleans money market continues easy, an
there was an abundance Of unemployed capital anoat
The Times OF that city says In the early part Of the
week there was some inquiry for money but II snat
sdinqusrters not confssssdly mercantile and the com.
mercral payments which usually heavy at the CON-
mencement of this month, passed OF without any ncon
venence or pressure. OF called first class paper,
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ent the annexed summary.

The proportion Of specie on hand to paper in crcu.
lation much favorable the slst of October
than in any Of the previous reports with exception
there being that day than two dollars Of
specie hand for Of paper in circulation This
ofspece il not necessary and is dead weight upon
the banks and must reduce ,hs profits of these institu
tons1very materially.
The increase in the value OF estate in the western
cities Of this country, is much rapid than in those
ofths east and 10 unprecedented in the history Of any
country The value of real estate and personal property
in the city Of Milwaukee, and the county in which it is
situated. according to recent valuation an
nexed -
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.
the city county Of New York. from the Th day OF
November to the 18th day Of November 1896
81 men, 80 women. AZ boys, 80 girls. Total i79

Abscea, I; Apopierv, II; Bleeding, 2; Bronchitis, IL
Casuales IL Cholera ufantum, Consumptou, 3!i Con-
yulson 10; Group, Conclusion Of BRAIN Debility, S.
Delirum emsns, ;; Dsuhes, Drop:y 81 Dropsy in the
head CT Dropsin chest Drowned, i; Dysentery, 81
Epilepsy, Il Fever remittent, Fever scarlet Fever
typhoid. 3: EsysI typh~ Fever, eonTe'tIvs >; Heat,
Of brain, 81 Infsmmation Of bowels 9; lnfsmmation Of
chest sInhamma,icn Of lungs 81 Inflammation Of stomach
sanity, l; Lues veneres, Marasnuss; Monfcstion, Il
Old age, a. Palsy, .; Premature BIRTH q; Teehing, q;
Tepsnus, 1; Unknown, 4; Worms, I.
Age-UndeT year. Is; TO years, Ia TO do "a; to
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Married.
At Carlisle, ILL.,, Oct. Z, Gsoaer C. HANSON, to NAM,
daughter of Hon. Sidney Breese, U. 8. Senator.


Died,
Yesterday, Mr.. WILLIAM DowLIrs, after severe i'll
ness, eyed ~ years and 10 months.
His funeral takes place this afternoon at hafpast
o'clock, from ia Mulberry street His friends and
quainances, and those of his father VIM. Dowlng and
his brvthsrnlaw, Andrew Keller, and OF his athern-
law, James Ganey are invited to attend his funeral
NYssterday morning, OF q painful Illness Mr.. JANIS
CARpwELr, aged 10 years.
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the family
respectfully requested to attend his funeral
wednesday, afternoon, a. O'Clock from his late
residence No 20 Rvington, Of Christie street 2t
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AoseA. .pS,iSo,sIf So
The territorial tax this amount for s4o is So 26
and the county tax $4,000 this all but $77o of the
territorial and $2s5s of tho county tax levied upon
the property in the city of Milwaukee Afew years ago.
tho whole tract Of land comprising this county could
have been purchased at small per cent Of the present
valuation. There many other places in the western
country which unmproved and of little value
but which WILL in few years. Be thriving cities large
villages, and rich agricultural sections.
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad Company for
the month of October, in each Of the past three years.
has been as annexed
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PREMIUM SHAVING SOAP.

THE Genuine Walnut Oil Military shaving ss,p msnu.
sctued BY the invsntor, DR. Peter D. Vf2em ~ IN
been awarded the mium the late FAIR we esoon wy
public sgas pychssing either Of the you sae.e md re-
BY Others, IL ony-be had genuine,
TAIL from old establishment, NO .our,snJ s..es,'
where we offer ALSO upon The lowest tsm', 'o
Johnson, vROOM FOWLER
.nsr., ~.n,. fy Dr. Foords celebrated Psctora Syrup
the best remedy ever offered the public for colds and all
diseases OF the lungs. ~" -" ~"
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BALL.


THE Managers Of the THISTLE bENEVOLENTAs,
i HDf,IATION respectfully announce that their FIRST
BALL for tss will take Place az Castle Garden,
rTiIRsfAY EYES IN q, NOV 10. the proceeds to be APP
piled formerly char tssie purposes, without distinction
OF acct OF country
Manager OF the Eloor-Mr. q Robertson.
fesder of the Orchestr.--Mr VIM. Wallace.
The celebrated Mr.. T. Kendall on the Bugle.
Bag Piper-Mr. McKenscher.
Door open at Dancing will commence At o'clock
precisely. .
Tickets One Dollar each-wl admit gentleman and two
Iadss To be had Of Messrs Sodart, Durham Co Mnic
store No s6i Broadway Peter Milne, ~ Centre street
Castle Garden and OF either of the managers
Arrangements have been made that stages will through
Hudson street Broad~ay the Bowery and Eat Brosdws
and from tn. Garden, until O'clock the usual charges
Carriages will set down their entering into The
Battery by the Greenwich street gate and going out BY the
gate opposite Pearl kng reversed order The
Inspector Of Hacks will be gdy TO enforce The po
lice regulations.
Checks not transferable.
~ B-Members entitled tickets requested to make
early application to the secretay. IS no members tiohsa
will be issued on the evening OF the Bali "h e"s
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ANOTHER RESTORED IN KENNEBECK
CO, ME-.

East LIvnRMeRE, August 10, 1915
nEAR sIR:-You may publish this letter, make such
~ OF IL you think beet. year last fall
taken sick witha cough much pressed for
breath my appetite aud became very much reduc ed
my general health. profussly, and could sleep
nighu Isppled TO physician who done all in his power
relieve and me, but did succeed
the Of the often had long SPELLS
severe coughing ai.ed bond. Some time in the
'p'''w isTHRs SxLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Before had 6nshed bsttle relieved; cough
moved; sleep restored blsd have taken four
bottles the My strength and general health
WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Signed. NATHAN WELLINGTON.
am personally acquainted with Mr. Wellington and be
l'vs his 'stsmsnt above to be srqs ,,o,,, roS
None genuine unless signed L BUTTS on the Wrapper.
For sale by A. b. D. SANDS Agents for New York city;
Canada. NIL itD&W
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UNION COURSE, l.. |.
TROTTING.

@i&l8sS 1l&S
THE SECOND RACE between J. X Polk, and Lady Suf
folk further postponed to Tuesday, November nth,
halpast O'Clock NJ for purse Of $500 90 to the
cond best-two miles and repeat.
A. Conkln j. X. Folk TO skeleton
ID. bryant enters q. IN. Lady Suffolk to under the
saddle.
Also-Pseing Match for $500 Mile heats, best IN s.
o'clock, Z. M.
james D. McNann enters s. &. Capt Waugh formerly
Peacoek) TO go wagon.
j. Woodruff enters r. K. Boston Merry 10 20 sulky.
The leave Brooklyn for the At ne NJ half
past aud r. NJ, and return after the sports
MI
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MoNaeAl IntelllQonco.

MISS JosrruIyE BRAMssN.-The Apollo Room was
crowded last evening with most fashionable audience
collected to witness the performance of Miss Bramson
who, for her age Is certainly most extraordinary por.
former on the piano. Though her public performances
hitherto, have testified to her talent hor performance
last evening evinced improvement which if continu.
ed will place her amid the ranks of first artists lv.
ing Though she executed all her pieces we'll the grand
fantasia on theme from LA Somnam was the gem
oihe evening and its composer would rdally Join
cd IN the enthusiastic applause with which receiv
ed Our crowded columns prevent stating more than
that those who assisted her did themselves new credit
We trust that Miss Josephine may be induced favor
US soon with another exhibition Of her talent.
MADAM ARLAMswicz.-This cantatrice who won 10
much praise by her singing At the Philharmonic concert
Philadelphia, gives concert there this evening The
Nerh d,nertcsn Of that city says, Madame A. is yo.
calis Of merit and some have kened her
to CASTELAR, She sings with great power briliiancy,
and sweetness and cannot fail become a fayorte with
our music-lovipg people"
Camille svori, says the psston Tvmes surprised the
euaehee AT the concert OF the Academy of Music on
ursay evening by appearing quito unexpectedly and sx
ecuung an air on the violin We understand he
solicited appear by the managers Of concert but
declined unless the countenance of Messrs Hackett &
Co OF the Howard Ahenoum could be obtained he being
engaged to play at the Howard during part of the COM
ing week. The Howard management very readily gave
their consent and to their liberaly In good part
That the audience at the concert above mentioned were
treated to music from Sors violin without extra charge
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FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBUR,


IA A handsome story basement and attic frame
cy house with asd under cellar attached built
last spring by DAYS work and finished in modern style,
Uot 23xs5) folding doors first and second
hard finished walls handsome CRATES five closets mahogany
basters poco front snd the windows running
pulls Venetian blinds 'front.' and shutters the
rear court yard 'front.' and suitable for two respectable
families This property situated in the desirable
OF Williamsburg being between the Peck slip aud Grand
ferries and within Ave minutes walk Of either ferry,
convenient churches and public school, loc,on South
Third street south side of the and about 100 yards
from the brick Presbyterian church South Third
Price $4,000; part II desired. En-
quire premises adjoining OF r. H. Ludlow Co. "a
Wall street.
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The receipts for the first week in November this year.
amounted to moro than nfty-thres thousand dollars
which, with the above, makes the aggregate for the two
weeks $os0 oo being at the rate Of two hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars per month. The receipts
have reached this for several months this year
The total quantity Of coal transported the Reading
road this year, up to the 18th instant loslool
TONS The aggregate quantity Of coal shipped from the
various coal mines of Pennsyvana up to the 18th inst
was ll2 1873 tons from the following coal regions--
PKnnaYLxANIA Coal TRADE. 1876
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.


ALA OF the Hudson River Rail Road Company, act
irg as Commissioners for receiving subscrip
G-tions To the stot k, it
Resored That the of the views Of this Board
submitted by Mr. Jervs be printed under
the of the Directors and be distributed for the
information Of he public
Resored That all reports that this Board have abandoned
the prosecution o the necessary for carrying
the important work committed them by the Legislature
totally de Of foundation truth On the contrary
the Board the enterprise in the favorable light
heretofore both and the
poets OF its advantages the city, and those who
become stockholders; aud they graed in the know
ledge that mnny OF their fellowcitizsns who formerly
doubted of the expedency Of this work, ready
support it,
by procuring Subscriptions be requested 70 hand in their
the Office OF the Company, No Merchants EY
change that committees be Organized and books be fur
nished for that purpose.
Rsoired That the preceding resolutions be published
weeh in Ave city papers and in the Troy Albany ud
and Poughkeepe and the respective publishers
requested to give the same conspicuous position
By order Of the Board.
Milf lU III.
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Fine gutlery.-Ths subscribers' assortment
embraces possible Of pen pocket desk and
sporting Knife with large variety Of choice Razors which
will be warranted to the purchaser Also, Scissors, Nail
Files, &c.
@. SAUNDERS & SON, 1T Broadway,
afew doors above Courtland street.
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auC.riuA nUYaCEs.

WIN. W SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. =
A UCTioN NoTlGE-To housekssps.-By n \. WI
store, Broadway add Chamber street. Catalogue
Sale Of French AID English China Whits Porcelain Granite
and Flowing blue Dinner, Tea, Coffee and Toilet Sets,
Silver, Gilt and Bronze Grsndoes 10 10 lights. thsnse-
lies &C. Solar and Lard Lamps Glass Ware, Fancy Ona-
ments and other goods Sale positive shine
Goods well packed for ihipping. NIL tier
SOUTH BkOOkLYN LOTS.
THE important sale OF a's ~ the vicinity OF the Atlantic
dock, which commenced Yesterday. will be con.
tnusd THIS DAY l7th at " o'clock, the Merchants
Exchange MaIs ready u the ONCE of
nil ltsr GEO Is ROLLINS, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE Al AUCTION.
o. THE we'll known Trotting Horse Cayugs Chief
xAyN He has trotted mile 10 wagon minutes
A thrty-fve aud half Sc sonds public, being the
beat record To be sold the New York latter
sails Thursday the 18Th of November inst without
serve - the is going South. mis- Gsrh
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10 10 d. 20 40 u % 10 30 49, 10 20 M %, 40 10 So al; 50
70 CO. SOTO TO- g. 70 10 80 50 TO %, Il 90 20 ioe Il
CoRN's B ARCHER. City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Nov. 10, ls.S.
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Portable Shaving Cases-The undcrsigned
have devoted heir attention the improving
these useful ana necessary articles aud have
hand sree variety, or construction suitable 10 the
" ANTS Of the travelling community for sale BY
q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
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THE PIANO-SLNGING--
ENGLISH

M Rs. MORLEY, fupil ofthe Celebrated Crovi and Sir
vl George Smart. prepared lesson. In Sng,ns IN
English, Italian and the Piano Forte her residence,
No 80 LIsPENARD street. or that Of her pupils
able Mrs il also ready teach schools N ciassss
In the city or in the country.
70 musical accomplishment eonneetee w'tn renned
education, 10 the surcst passport 70 al ~
MALI 49, Oh msu
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United States Com mi sslOnerS Once.
Before Commissioner Gardiner.
Inre Eugens Norris.-The examination in this matter
il adjourned to Wednesday next.
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She was born at Stockholm, on the slh of Feb
ruary, 1870. Her parents kept a school II is
SAID there is but little chance of her visiting Eng
land, at least for time, for she does not like
to sing even in Italian, much less English.
- A statue Of Shakespeare, for the Theatre-Royal,
Manchester, has arrived in that town. IL has
been chiselled from one immense and apparently
very pure and perfect specimen of the y~hite sta
tuary marble of Carrara. II is seven feet in
height, in all respects, except size being care
ful copy Of that in Westminster Abbey.
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Cours Neutrality-suspicious., Oct 2e-Five DER Cents.
az sSc ssc B:nt aSon R.nss pc, SsD.
Rothschds), leaf 40; Romans, l021<; Belgian Five
per Cents ls4e 1907; ditto isla, lo2< Belgian -Four.
month"; paper, 26f SOC; money 25f 67kc three months
paper, 2bf 47kc; money, a5f 45c.
BouRsE, Oct. - -Llsr PRIcKs-Fve per Cents, I'LL
g0c Three per Cents SAT soc; Bank Actions, 3.470
stats OF Trade.
LANcAsHInr, Thursday, Oct 29.-The trade in cotton
mills at Bury and Haywood is very dull, and the power
loom weavsrs Of strong goods and other factory opera
tves several mills during the present and last
week commenced working eight hours per day. seve.
raj other factory masters have this week given notice
their hands their nento to work their mills short
time. The woollen trade at Bury Elton and yicines
is by means brisk usually the case at this sea
son OF the year There are loud complaints the dull.
OF trade in both cotton and woolsn mills at BacuI
Todmorden and vicnities Stocks Of goods continue 10
augment and there is every appearance of the sctury
operatives having to commence working short time
Mechanics and machine makers in the above dstricts
are eIcesdngy slack and at many places they only
the neghborhood are very dull The sk trade at Man.
chester and the neighborng towns remains much the
business ten fifteen miles round Manchester 10 very
dull the machine printing is by no means brisk and At
many places hands are only partially employed, but
SHoRr TrME.-Many of the mill owners ir Preston
and the neghborhood have commenced working short
time some running their mills only from eight to Ave
O'Clock, others working only four days week without
lighting up
the merchants buyin only to meet immedi wants
Prices remained the same. On Tuesday last there
rather more inquiry for heavy winter goods, and the
rom India considered favorable In the ware
houses the business about average Of Of the
last few weeks In the foreign wool market there
rather more activity, but prices unaltered In the
or prices. At the Wakefield wool market the demand
conunued limited and prices unaltered At Halifax
% was very little doing either in wool msnufac.
49,. sooas and prices were not very firm At Bradford
piece market large business was doing in coIored Or.
and damasks and many Of the