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Gents size. Gold Hunting Case E,pinsSl2
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1870 SPRING 1870
lClS DRESS GOODS. 1910
BRODHEAD Il Co. 939 Pa av., bet 9Th A 10Th
Are now offering late novelties in French, English
and American DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced
prices, among which are the stylish and seTviceable
Brown az Gray Atwood Bourettes, at 45c. per
yard; also, Back Silks from the best and oldest
tahshed looms OF Lyons and Zurich. al remarka-
bly, low figures, beginning at 75c. per yard; Blnt-
Ing. 25c. and up, (best makes all-woa Bunting.
35c. - Lonesdae Cambria (genuine), l2rc. per yd;
Androscoggin Bieached Cotton, Z PC. per yard:
elegant S-button Kids, 81. %; silk Clicked Bal
hriggan Hose, 25c. and up: Clark's best 200 yard
Spool Cotton, Sc. spool 90 spools for CSC D and a
complete stock OF frst-class Fancy and Staple Dry
GOODS, equally cheap. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD CO.
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PY THOMAS j. MYERS,
ID Real Estate Agent. 1915 st.
FOR RENT.
10-room Brick mod imps., 936 ST.
- - lib st.
II mod. imps., cor. VT. ave. and st,
Frame, mod. impS.. ST., bet 14lh & 18th.
Brick, m. t., No. 80 H st.n.w. mar23 -2w
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TDDY REFRIGERATORs

Have just received all sizes of this GE&S
CELEBRATED REFRIGERATION.
They are strongly built. andSomely fin
1Shed and perfect in practice. They arr HAHEt#D
packed with perfect non conductor and ssS=-
have Stote-stoae Shelyes in fact perfect Ref,ig-
orator.
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nR. 3. e. MCKINLEY, Of Germanton. Phila-
II delphia, Is the author of . system Of medicins
for the efectuA cure of Chronic Drunkenness. His
charges run from S1be to $3.50 and upwards, The
matter, mar4-Q6f
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Alse, number OF other Houses, similar to the
above, list Of which is m Materially altered pesrly
every day on the tulletin ut our once. tr
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n 0 T I c E.

New and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER IRY GOODS.
at BROWNS. All the best things out this season
See ouT STOCK before maEiuo vour Saiectiope
w. NJ. BROWN,
S14 Skh street n. 10.
T.. So, 600 yards DRESS GOODS carried over
from last season. former prices %, 30 and 37h, now
reduced to Is cents p, yard. ap'I-tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Money easier at from to per cent on call on
miscellaneous collateral and 344 on Government bonds
Discount and rates OF domestic exchange last
quoted. The following was the Clearing House state
nent to-day Currency exchanges Sl02, s33,015;
rency balances, S59s7 970 gold exchanges $685.
773 gold balances 81 ,293 647 Week: Currency clear
ances. s4Ss,571 5b3 currency balances. ga s36,5sS
gold clesrances S54 ,602 gold balances 100
The London stock Exchange strong after yester-
days holiday British coDsols ruling at 94iiis
for money, and at 94A for the account United
States bonds were higher; 1865 ruling at lOsie
new IS at 1909, new 4i3s at 1057s and 104Os at
1O6is. In the Am rcan railway securities. Erie COM
mon advanced 10 20 and preferred TO 33ia933 Illinois
Central was strong at STA aud NewJersey Central
81, Pennsylvania Central rising 10 34A In Paris,
rentes opened at l1lso sx interest and advanced
III sight exchange on London being quoted at 1880
The sum Of 100000 bullion into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day. making total 10 three days
OF k207.0O0.
washington dispatches report that the Treasury
heds &3<e 600 In United States bonds 10 secure
bsnk eirouaon and SIS 400 United States bonds
to secure public deposits United States bonds deposited
4i72.600 United etstss bonds deposited for oircus-
ton for the week ending to-day, l25l, 900. United
states bonds held for circulation wthdrawn during the
week ending toaas, eaS7b,oeo National bsnh cireuia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. 2-Ths EcOnOhait The rate OF dis
for bank bills I, aj cent, and for trade bills
534d6 the stock Exchange there satisfactory
In departments but the rise not general
The unsettled Of politics and tho hostile the Rus
had restraining influence. especially the Con
tneDta bOurses the diminished srngency OF
claimed the first securities
OF high standing Colonial Government debonures, bank
ments fairy improved. with few exceptions The undue
sell home securities be considered
ceased but In stocks there is st good deal
tainty manifested As regards American railroads would
that The principal Influence here has
the Erie reconstruction scheme Gas securities varied
larry being easily swayed by the reports respecting electric
ghs Gasgh and Coke shares fel a. and Phmnix l. tut
Imperial Continental improved .. There has been consd
cradle Austrian demand Tor silver"
LONDON Nov 2.l25OD m-Consois p4iil for money 0i
accounts Ee Railway shares
LONDON Nov % n. m.-U. s. bonds. four a half
cents lO6s 1868 lOsis New nves l067s Erie Rail
shares 2O4 do preferred 3J
Paris advIoes quote vo per III 50
centimes eI interest for the account
LONDON. Nov "a p. m.- Inc amount bullion gone
into the Bank OF ENGLAND on balance to-day II 100000
LOEDOk nov. % y. m.-Pana advces quote er
cent rentes nj liz francs for account.
PARIS Nov 2-E1cnsngo on London, 70 francs 80 cen.
times for short sight,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

2The Mncns Lane markets sSs no the
tendency being still mostly
has been further decline IN oonT VI
CeylOn auction was mostly
Floating cargoes Of lilo sold very low ineinng opo
cargo at per for the Mediterranean - a.,
Unchanged For common fair Coneou tlere
yate inquiry low quotations Very iuh 10
Of nda sold at or lower fass Susa
very quiet and tran limited Win tte OF no
Iteration prices Beet sugar for future ueveIy ~ ss,
easier. Rice IL dull Sapere IL hrmer' spices aio un'
tied, with large supplies - - ,..,r n, E,,. vsst.rn
IyvapOOI Nov -Pork-Easern steady ~ og; Wes p
dali at as Bacon Cumberland Cut STEADY g. ~ 9at
Rb sealy at IS Cd Long Clear steady al 3lod
steady at 49,. Hams-Long Cut steady ~ en- ",aadT
steady At2S Beef-Inda Messdul al i0 eliza yatrn
al 90: Prime duh at CO. laTd-pnpe wes Tnr
psntine dull at 23L Rosn-comm1n ga ~ iard
81 dnii AZ 3o Flonr-EItra state duh at y, Wheat
No Spring Cd No. 2spring stesly ~ 81 IT, 'adv at
Winter New Wesern steady Sgd; New southorn seu
o. Corn old Mixed Soft dull AT "a 81 frme dnii
armer al 23 Cd Cotton Seed OilYeow American III
at 80. Rosin Common. at London, STEADY AZ o" i"p'
Spiuta at London, nmer at 2lod 40 cn,rtta Of
LIVERPOOL Nov 81 D. mThe market Dare Oh
Petroleum. AN, ..,.w,
ANTWERP. Nov 2-iard closed az ~ . HOTTIE ~, a N o
HAvRE Nov 2-Iard closed al ~ trance per on knos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

In State bonds, Louisiana cOnsOs strong at 706
757 and Missouri 6s OF 1856 at 104, old North Caro-
nas selling at 169l52, and South Carolina 6s non.
fundable at liz
In city bank stocks Central National (6) sold al 90
Bank OF North America Q45) al 69a70, Merchants (32
at l22. Fourth National 1927 at 49, and Central National
(5Ol at 90.
reported; Canada southern guaranteed hrsts ruling
strong at 20, Northwest gold bonds at 103 ST. Paul
cOnso al 90 and Harlem registered rsts interest AZ
1881 Wabash frsts coupon fell from l05 to 104 a.
ST. Louis Division ex coupon rose TO 49, and consOl-
dateJ cOnvertibes sold at CO.
Gold was very quiet and devoid Of interest to-day
sales at 1904 with and two days interest added on
gold loans the lending rates were 2Q2Iaa4 per cent
carrying The Assistant Treasurer paid $4,000 in
coin interest the public debt, and S1S3OOO re-
demption OF called boDds The days business OF the
gold-cearpg department OF the Bank OF the State Of
New-York covered: Gold cleared, SO 6O4, OOO gold
balances, Sl,672,l31 currency balances ~ 67s 2Ol
As usual on Saturday, foreign exchange dull The
sXtydays rate remains strong but demand bills easier
Current quotations re as ANNEXED. " 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

BUFFALO Nov 2-Four In moderate demand sales. Iso
bbs prices Wheat entirely nominal Corn qulet
sao 1000 bush sample IN lots On private terms asc
state 2sd2gc. Barley du and unsettled rye negeetea
High Wines in fair demand sales BOO Dps ~ ; ~
settled Wheat Tics Corn Che: Rye 0Sc; BaIieV ae
OaA 4s4c. TO NewY0rk RIA iroad frelRhts quoou "n"S
Bl2c.; Corn, &c.; Oats, &C., TO Sew.f0rk.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2Flour steady ana uhenapss, mn ~
cash and november 10 demapd for Spring No Chi
cenber sIfo january NO. sdo mG1ihc; Rejected 90
sorn dnl and sbaae lower 3ead33sc cash 80 y O.
ssmbar, s21saS3c Decennberi Rejected, l6dla'4c.
RVe steady and unchanged Barley nme soc for Extra
No NJ bbc pork dull and lower 690c cash 6.sOc
Eoysmbsar a9Oas.e2ic December Lard dull weak and
lower $500 cash osISc peeemp sa R MA 10
Buffalo, 3isc. -. 1913. x,s.., .,,.,
Hsd and White SsQcj ress,ps $1,000 bnshi shgment
O0 bush Corn at 80 037c Oats quiet put STEADY
~ nos 3Sc rye du shade lower % ~ 1000 Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET

HAyAsA Noy 2-sugar,owing to unfavorsble news from
abroad such dulnes prevailed during
only one transaction worth nonga sale 500
tayod NOS IL y aud 49, d. g. at Gas reals
thtlons are nominal he reported cash
CROP doubtful Stock warehouse Havana aud
SOD boxes $500 bags and hhds Receipts the
week-33i boxes and $40 hhds Exports during the week
65S2 boxes ssi bxs 1908 bags G4 hhds including
~ Dxs ZuOS bags and Ola hhdS the States Jerk
SO Bee "sd'1 reals GnrIency per arrobe Hams American
sugmcuen noInnaly S36a4O, currency quintal for
Nofhern and 5000 for Southern. Lard Gags s2sd
~ o. currency, per amnta do In tins s3f.
flo1ts currency per Dbl Onions s. So currency Dbl
lumber nominal White Pine. $50 gold per a. White Navy
ber ~ reas currency per arrobe
@ per ar,be Hoops QUOT Long shaved s52ds55
,ehCI peI NJ ffelghts nominal. Spanish gold, I93d1pl.
Eichnge hrm on the United states DAYS currency
90 peunun short sight do TAI premium 90 days gold
$4,000 premium short sight TIA 10 nrerninm an ION.
don l7dls premium on Paris, 3td3a premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHES-Qniet, unchanged.
CoFFEE-Rio quiet, unchangei Ordinary 10 Prime
goes, l2'ta l6lc sales 1898 bags city o. Rio 2l3
Sass e1 DO prvas terms stock he e. 40 7to bags IN Bait
Horrox private TERMS Maracaibo IN more deman 2O29
bags sold l6Sac., guld.
UOlTON-SpOs quiet, Unchanged Good Ordinary, Sac.
Low Mddling; 9sc Mailing Uplands 97lsc sales; 4e1
bales 1881 list EVENING" including 200 for export 28l for
home consumption delivered on contract l.6O0 bales Re-
eeps at the ports day 3is bales against % this
daV last week. 1910 last Futues advanced then
sharply declined closing y to p points lower Sales last
Deeember. 9G 9Js, 9js January. e7S 96a 970i Feeru
en Caii.Ncyrub V Sc Deeenber si7 SSs pA January
900 959 e57. 95s February. e69 9es 81, g66 March,
a9y 1s 81 total 1000 bales A'o today ESyenoer At
r:ary 96sa994: March, 97s6l0.O6, Apnl 9.p5d 10. Is
May. l003d 1925 June l0.lldlOl7; July lJ269l0.29
total $500 bales; grand total 1880 bales. Futures
closed barely atealY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
WOOL MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

BOSTON, Nov 2-Trade in Domestic Ia UNCHANGED Mann.
iacters continue TO purchase as wanted and
ess ind,nsrent about lntufe supplies while holders are
70 sell at further CONCESSIONS amount OF Wool
lions even prices have not been s9tsfsctoy During
and Delanes and all available were bought The sales
include Ohio and Pennsyyania X Xxx xxx and No Ct
Maine Medium g 80 sc oo@bps and Desine S,Sais
Nisscur q q TERRITORY eo2bc Secured Il
Tub Washsd S3so39cs supef and Pulled ct a3pG
Caifonia Wool euiet the sals0
sSs l e : Va S'E ~ sSs ssiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE COTTON rp.nr

LyHRroot- Nov 2-Messrs. Ellison 4 Co. in their annual
review OF the Cotton trade Tie Fnslsh Cation Indus
have been more or less depressed throughout past
appear 20 have been but
Austria. switzerland Belgium and Holland e1pl1ants are
more or less conspicuous Indeed the whole Continent
fers from gptted markets and low pces PRINCIPAL
not over production, but political uncertainty. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
sEcONp CALL o'cLooK p. ".
THIRD cALL-2:3O p.
SATURDAY. Nov. 2-P. n.

The principal features Of this week,
s s'ns statement are the gain Of s4.2s3.600 in
= specie average, and the corresponding IN
.sa's Of s4.s4e.7oo in the deposits. The bal
~. .a~ between ths two sdss of the account. as
W ne published items indicates the receipt Of
a.. s<25, 900 Of country hank notes. Compared with
NE eofrsspendins DATE Of 1877 she present state
49, Loans increased ss,2e5.2ooi specie IN
$,.s aasasse. sss. 500, circulation increased
49,, u The weeks movement results In An Increase
"a 49, 80 Of the surplus reserve. leaving n now
- 80, 70 sx9ess Of the reserve required BY law
'ssssss "a sea. 100, now 10 %. sr psr cent Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

s sssa 'ss s.w r os z S
EIS cssS sides Ssss %h:isy II gogS demand !.
g sgAr quiet and snssssssd Hogs quiet 90
sn fS rsssS .hp S aS 1864
e: ::'S; $ at, ssss ssss:s ;fs:
Ssss asS $Ss
90, ssss oats ar% with an a i've demand No white.
s Clover g ssss o s S b MS s fS S
ss yasa bush SS Ss %Ss
wSss S$ .S :..y WIN All nsa
see DO sof Soc; No o. SCI November 81 &C. pssem.
5sear5s sss
sn sa Sys sS ssTS sS
f r%s ss. fs5 osh EsS siGs
Pun DEiPail, Nov SSPsroieIm dun; Crude IN barrels
ss RSsfs DO . s S dull iua nq rather
4 1ss7Sc Tor Fair Good Refining Continual 5tc
Fkssas suSss '.s sss ~ eS'
q; rsaH.yvsais Medium SI q g. $e Sh.ise stSs:
Ss sss Ss sS S
@ 1oisnf Dong slsysss Pses%Ssr
s9s
% 't ana f'G ssSS
and on and IN s depot %e' ss
9sts.M XsS 24Es2ssi Stained, 26ss Fair and Good
Little demand Common 6a4d6c Good, 6iad6ia Timothy
nomn Flaxseed STEADY at 81 322c. Feed nrmer Winter
Bran ga Whrkey steady Western. sl TO- At the Open
Board Wheat in fair demand and re. higner No. Red
81 O2 November 81 O3 December; 81 CAS- January last
half November. 81 02S 81 02 bid and 81 U24 asked No
vent 81 go bid and 81 O3s. asked December 81 O4a
bid and 81 04 asked January Corn In fair demand and &C.
higher Sail Mixed 4ec November a. &c December 47c
bid and 47lc asked November 479c bid and 47c asked
and 40 &c asked for New December oats Gul % c bid
and % &c. asked for No. White November.
ST. LOUIS Nov. Flour UNCHANGED Wheat cash. better
Futures lover No Red FALL 84c cash S4 sd84Tsc NO
vember 80 'd56isc December S7ds7 &C., January; No
do, 81 dSl 4c No. aspiring 702c. bid. Corn quiet 32sD
322c cash 81 7s32c, NOvember 81 &c. December OaIs
rmer at l92Oc cash Rye quiet at Acc cash and Noyem
ber Barley unchanged Whskey steady at 81 O8. Pork
dull at 80 Lard easy sales OF Loose az
4d6c. and 5d5ac foi shoulders. Clear Rib and Clear
Sizes Receipts-FlOur 1000 bills: Wheat $1,000 BUSH;
Corn. $4,000 bush. Oats 10000 bush Rye, 1000 BUSH;
Barley. 1000 bush Shipments Flour 5000 bbls Wheat,
5000 BUSH. Corn. 1000 bush: Oats, 20UO bush
TOLEDO, Nov. 2-Flour steady Wheat steady No White
Wabash, 92c No. Whre Michigan 91c.; No do 9Oc.j
Extra do 994c; Ambr Michigan cash and November 93c
January 9Ic.; No. Red Wabash. 932c December, 93c
January 94c No do s9ac. No Dayton and Michigan.
steady High Mixed 37i4c; New, H4hc; No 31'c; New
352c. November SIC: No. White. 3s2c. Old Rejected
3Gc dull No at Ole White, 20 p Clover Seed dull
Prime SO Receipts-Wheat 900 bush; Corn 2l,0O0
bush; oats 1000 bush. Shipments-Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn, 100 bush. Oats 1000.
WNsGToS, " c. Nov. 2-Spirits OF Turpentine quiet at
26sc. Rosn steady 81 II for strained crude Turpen
tine steady at g. 20 for Hard IL 80 for Yellow Dip 81 ~
for Virgin. Tar seady at 81 90. Corn unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
CATTLE MARKET,

CHICAGO. Nov 2.The DroreT's Journal reports; Hoes
Receipts % OuO head shipments. 5000 head. Market
SLOW aud lower Choice Heavy 50 lOGs3 80 ghs2 90
a 90: Mixed Packing 81 0O6f3 10. -.
CATTIE-Recelpts 1900 head: shipments, l.40O head.
strong but scarce shipping Steers 81 G0Gss 40
butchers firm; Cows. s2dS2 10; Steers 81 sOdS3 20;
Western Cattle. s3ds3 40; Texans, S27OdS3 Wintered,
a. 10, ......-.,.o
81 LOUIS Nov 2-HoGs unchanged Receipts, 5000 head
shipments. 1900 head.
CATrIR-Suppv l.h little doing fair Butchers demand
prI o. unchanged Receipts 700 head shipments 500 head
SIiREP-Quet and unchanged Receipts, $50 head ship
ments, 800 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
Total sales for the day. 227
'T1 interest.
ICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
,osIsG PRICES OF MINING Sticks.
sAN FRAHCisCO CLOSING l
Yesterday. To-day.


Government bonds, without having lost any OF their
late strength less active to-day the market being
devoid OF any special interest We annex current quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

tion Outstanding, Currency notes. 1921 o6e 4eS eod
mates n 46a 900 The internal receipts 70 Gay
we're S3so73 ST. and the receipts 1928 10.
TIE receipts Of National bank notes for ,os
the week ending to-day, compared with the corro
Amending period Of last year, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
COTTON MARKETS.

MSy 5dsS &s SSSa rsSs
port Additional sales ;Ssr%ay after regular clos
American Futures better UgHnas Low Mdd lin
lands Low Madnr November aud December delivery
delivery S % Gp.nas Lox M%ns caHs January
& Ugan GM M LOW Ssn1s
clause March and April delivery. 6 UPland. Low MID
nended TO- 300 bales American Futures nat Upands Low
lands Low Mlddng clause SSyemSeT and December dsv
SiS V ev Ty 3D. also 5i,d Upsnds Low Middng
clause January and February Senyer Sa gpands Log
AuoUsf Nov 9Coon opened T% now go easter eran sS
ding sSs 1G Sse seS aa sS Sas o00' oA'
s.lmxoRE Nov. COTTON drn Middline. 9isca Low
Ss ga bales exports eoastr lis Bales Sales $50
Oi scsrss nStS 9gos,oa steady Mdanqs ec Ley
bales go.s bales exports to Great Britain 622 bales
stock. 1850 bales ,.... o..., .,..u. !. ,,r,ar
weaker; MddlnS eh95tsc: Low MidtIng eaSlsc,:
SSGS o chanse bales. sales Bales stock
bales. - -,
MaSns NoS GOOD 5tSsy gust M Fstp
shipments 426 bales sales 100 bales spnner 100 bales
GIyFsTos: Nov 2-cot!on steady Kidding 9isc' Low Low
bales exports TO Great Britain $3.50 bales the Chan.
nj 7OS ass as 5 Salf n s!OS Saas bales
NENrHIs, Nov; 2cottcn quiet Mddlng s'4e' receipts.
NOZZLE kov azcoiioe quiet. MdsIPc. DC: Low Md
1898 bales coastwl'e i6o4 bales sales 100 bales
stock, 13,s71 bales $500
NEw.ORiRAss Nov 2-Cotton nrmi Middling. 95c.; Low
Middllng Good Ordinary. nOmInal net receipts 400
gros 1923 baies Gales 1890 bales; stock 64667
NoRFoLK. Nov 2.-Cotton nominal Mdding, DC; net re;
1877 bales exports coastwise l0o Oales Sales izo
bales. stock. 1875 bales. -
PmL1DEIFnIA Nov 2-co.tOn nrm Mdding, Chg, Lo ss
bales gross 273 sales 500 bales spinners 40 bales
stock, 1910 bales.
SAVANNAH Nov. 2-Cotton easier; Middling. S7sc Low
Midilng s2c. Good Ordinary Size net receipts. aSlt
TO the Continent l,406 bales coastwise II bales
sales, :, 800 bales STOCK. lOO66O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass Nov. 2The Printing Cloth market has
shown some nand for futures 3c for square Cloths,
the mills decline 10 sell and with few sales OF spot
Go for Ga Cloths and SC. cash less c
Der Cloths week closes with large
business having been done and much steadier at the
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Currency

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According TO these statements the sub-Treasury AZ
New-York gained S4066,509 IN gold during the same
week IN which the banks gained 1928 600 specie
making total gain at this CITY of 50 $50 100. The mag
uitude OF the figure. furnishes their own reuaton and
shows of how little value practical information to the
commerc and financial community is the present sys
TEN of ma king either Treasury or bank statements.
At the very opening the stock market to-day was
struck by whrlwind and some one evineed an ardent
| desire To get out of Western Union and Lake
| shore stocks So urgent was this desire, that
he or they stood not upon the order OF GU
ing but went. simultaneously with 1O2 being Did III
one portion Of the space allotted To tradhg III western
Union i'm the stock Exchange sales were being mace NJ
1o1 at another point And the pressure continued until
the price reached 96A From this there was rally 10
osl4 decline 06l2. another rally to 97t, and maj
sales were made 962a96 The total OF the transac
tons in the stock $4,000 shares. OF which, OF course
a good proportion WAS contributed by the tradl ~ OF
those who bought and sold the same 100 or 300 shares
several times during the day. But after making ITO
era allowance for the quantity furnished to the record
I'm this manner there remains sufficiently large amount
of transactions create the suspicion that no small
number of shares repurchsed by the real sellers OF
the stock for purpose Of rang the price and esao
fishing basis for further sales. liberal estimate OF
the quantity OF stock actually marketed by one or more
OF the persons lately engaged in carrying the price up
IL $4,000 shares. Lake Shore also was very
shares but after fluctuations the price snow
only per decline from the opening ana hghes' VI
the day.
Other stocks to-day generally were dull. but sympa-
thized with the decline Of the two chief Vanderbilt
stocks The strongest stocks the list were
the new Erie Wabash and Union Paeinc The whoie
market, however, closed weak and unsettled
GTEfE
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THE MONEY MARKET.

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