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COTTON MARxrr,-sy raLslR,p1

LIVERPOOL. oct lO-l23J p. NJ Cotton dull Md ling
pIands - MtddlIng orleans ~. sn'--I,ONo bales.
incuding 500 bales for spccuinon and export rcepts
none Futures dull Iplants Low Ntding clause. 't0uof
delivery 2SOid 21-6Id; 10. october and yrm-
delv, ~, 2l6Idi do ovenocf ami Dccenibc dey.
cry 24jiL alsO 23.6 DO DECEMBER ard January
deiivery 3 y cd; also - 6ii do January and Feb;
Tusry delivery 2G6Id alsI 2j6id; do February anu
March delivery. 5 2 6id. a.sG 2sgid do. March aud
Aprl delivery .64. do. April ant May delivery S.
I'D. do ami June lie lverV 81 Id
D. m-C0tton- The Of the day included 5ACO bales.
American Futures hr.n: Uplands Low Kidding clause.
Oc,obcr delivery lid buy r, do October aud H0srn'
her delivery 2j-USd sellers DO November AMI DeceE-
Der delivery 24.G4d sellers DO December aud January
Cad bGye 20 January abd February delivery,
.6uid ellc do February ana March delivery -S-Oic
sellers; March and April delivery, Sad sellers do
Ann and May delivery, 90. Id. value; 10 May anu Juhs
delivery. js-Uid value. 81. -,
GALVESTON. oct. iu-COttOn quiet; MdulnG JS' 10"
Mldu NJ ga Good OrIuary 1916. net and gross ie-
ccipts 80 bales Exports Great Britain. 5Ol0 bales;
sales 3 ~ bales stock > $50 bales 49,, =, -
SAVANNAH, oct l0-Cotton steady Mdilmg '.loi I Nv
Middung, l3lO: Good Ornary. ~ net ana stoss ie
ceipts 7j7j oaies; ENpous C0ss~tse SI3 bdesi sac"
$500 bales STOCK, So,iO7 bales. ,,,,,... "a.
Low Midding o. Good Ordinary. "a; net receipts, oS.o
bales gross 1859 bales exports OOlstW's 800 "~'0'
sales 1000 baes stock "a. 6ob Dales
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoEK. saturday oct o-BEEVLs Receipts wcyo %
1o, Tor the week s39S head against ,O4j head last
A Si,5%sa sgG a! flpot Ess y s.siy
CNfVEs-A 80 head were received a COthst. all
'q sa ct st 1s Dewey vcas ls5 d. a, &C. do
SP b s DC were including
and ii cars at 0Othst rOta Tor tho week 81 head
against $1,000 head last TeeA The demand was
sold by H. O'Clock but prices were weak and
Uonmon to Good sheep sold s3dsi 40; and one ot Sc
'f GamOs sod 5qse % for Fair to- Prime lots Late
saos- Dieuback " Dewey; 400 Canada Lambs 81 n at
SIC ?oI DO Is at e o o d. 10 g. 20 H. at Se 5o
Hume & Mullen 80 canada Lambs "A u, ut Csc; 220 do
20 macnGte. Davis 226 Canada Lambs Il H. at &c. 222
M MIC SesS ana few 9c 20 H. at s. 10 d. at o
j. + sadlsr GO: 20 canada Lambs. 10 70, at &c; go
49, do ,S az I IS So zoo Kentucay sheep = H. at IS SIS co.
80 r q sc ~ N dS = at &c al ~ 2aS We's
F Nass 1873 Canada LAMBS u b. at Sc; 5s state
do ~ At 81 so a. 40 ia's G s9 s i 10 p ata i2c West
NewtJn & Glet: SO auada Lambs 81 10. at64c; lsj do
q ss GG r d. Sh'Gp iS az ia! late " @S a. H. e
ie aG sheep y h. at lSs DO % b s%c
sheep D. 81 pSo 800. ~ do Is lac y!seraS
sheep, a %. rs do (Poor tS III. at 81 7o 278
bHt, IS 20 OF 1888 he,a-ls ears
jersey civ and i rs at iGt 80 Total for q week q FL
Tor sale alive Feeling weak and market nomiualy 1c
lower
LIVE STOCK MARNEr-BY TELEGRAPH.
lO-The Dror'TS Journal rLHie-
Recrpts 900 ueat; shipments 1000 ncad MARKET hrm
FIpors s. iUGs6 los COWS ana MNefS oOHSJ 20; STOCK
ers - So Feeders. - 20 asJ 80 Texans - VS
- %. 80,
Rough Mixed rs 3j0S36o; PACKING and shipping - 100
~. Ilght JODfI 10; >klDs. - Z 0rj 81
shssp-ReceIpts LOO hcL0 Shipments 20 heal market
ouct InterDr ~ 10 ass - Natives sod s. 81 Texans
bOG - ~
lOOO market Fair 20 Choice Ndty0 shipping steers,
81 25Gs5 80 Butcher steers e % asa UOi Grass
yam Steers. - aONtj 60
ShesD-RecpIDts Jr': sIDmeuts 1900. Common 20 Me-
dtum oJd, FaIrtO ClJce. 81 1888 1J LAMBS s. %
81.
HogS- Reccpts. zoos shlUmcntS 1850 Light s3 500
IS yJi PaoAng. sj 4OGSj Is Heavy n OOGsi 10.
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DrDJC,TJOy or 4 CHURCH.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. IL (SpecidD.-lhe
brownsone Central Orthodox Congregational Chnrch IN
Salisbury ST. was dedicated to-day. II is tho finest
church in the city $4,000, OF which all but
about 900 is provided for. The Rev. Dr. samnel t.
BrrrcI of tho Mount Vernon Church. Boston preached
Tho sermon and the Rev. Drs. Mears, of Piedmont
Church Lowering of the Old South, Philips, OF
plymouth and MeIriman. tho pastor Of Central Church.
MAJ ted n services
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ege Of Music in seventieth-st. near Third-ave Tho
Rev. William westerfled. OF Jersey CITY, preached In
the place of the Rev Mr. Moment, who resigned last
week The trustees of church that they have no
idea OF abandoning the purpose OF establishing thel
congregation permanently. although at present tney
have no definite plans for the future The congregaIo
was only organized within the present year In the at
week it has by death its treasurer ana one OF us
most active members and the minister has lost his WIG
Irnlh .Iar aslr mail
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MISSIONARY WORK THE LIFE or THE CACRcH
The Rev. William Hay Aitkin, one of the


The Rev. William Hay Aitkin, one OF the
most prominent clergymen in the movement known as
Missions in the Church of England has come TO TINS
city to begin the work in the Protestant Episcopal
churches Beginning tomorrow lie will hold three
davs' retreat at Garrison where clergy
men from all parts of the country have been invited TO
assemble for the purpose OF comparing ana discussing
their plans for the Advent season. Yesterday MI
Aukin preached in -. Georges Church III the lcIn
ing lie said part
In the first place let state the object OF the proposed
uls.tou Iu ENGLAND Cod has been plra>rd 10 use INC
fundamentally OF missions to awaken the ChuTCh OF
euuuyed and the result IL that Tho spiritual HIc OF tue
churches has bcca quickencd Is there cause loi is
specsl EFFORT nere We face TO face, not W. u one
stary ant as was Israel with Gpllath OF cain, but
with iuauy gigantic forms Of evils suppose tudI tnclo
are more or less prevalent here the evils We see l Eng
land The national sus drunkenness, the lmpuflly 10
which attention has been called III England CoVttous-
urss the eager for wealth SIDE 10y s!ue Win Inao
ryI are sVcral other forces Perhaps there Is none
more difficult do battle with than the indifference OF
rrigious affairs IL the standing rcIrOhch OF the
Christian Church that il does 50 lite Tor lhusc aV are
members OF it, hold mission WITHIN the tohSre-
cation ret Oed to the best q. preaching 80
IL Is important that new voice De ntdiu inc punt
the GOOD effect OF it increased by the peol ,cOncclra
ling their pra ycrs special manifestation OF powers
frou on nigh Many souls arc lost becausc ty are not
hrnnyht 10 "A spiritual crisis, The mission brings men
c. TO face IN the important question DO we neod II
,opc1l vsltation OF COul Many, even OF those mat
know what IL is God within cOnsccraled walls
ar. bonnd by cnaus OF covotousness aud OF lust We
need a special cnsrt. II happy the Great DclVrIet may
come To- proclaim liberty 10 the capuveS ana tlc OPEN
INK OF the prison TO them that are bound
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rioer, Vessels ant Rtiiro1fS
GENERAL MARKED REPORT.

CoFFEEspot Rio quiet and steady at $50 for far no
sales. options higher. but dulet al the al
ulls edcOur by the foot that the receipts
NJ Rio only 1000 Sales OF 1920 BAGS cosinS
steauy: OCTOBER, 7O0D7O5; November G.050ICO De
eembcr 1000 o. January. 7o6g5l9 FebrT9Iy 7 s9%
Il5 March. IL j07"0; April 72OdI3Oi May, 'oo~
49,. Mid grades uUll and nominal ,
COTrONSpOt Cotton firm IN iar demand ana unchangeu
sales 50 bales l0Z last evening", ali Tor home cosump
ton. Deliveries, 200 balca ,a..
are fnInws. - y -
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4 comparison Of the amount Of exchanges at the New
STOCK sold AT tho stock Exchange for thu week for tnrce
years presents Interesting study 1t Is as follows
Week ended oct l3ls3, oct $50 oct 10 O., Ss5 So
80. shares s5ld 2,Op,,"jO l,lJGGoG 2A'OS7I
The money market developed new features during
the week aud there Is little or no Indication oI any
material change IN either rates Tor discount or Tor eau
loans IN the immediate future. Al the stock EXCHANGE
rates Nerc Just shade harder am eAceplloHaiy 49,
a per cent Firstclass mercantile paper continues To
pass At 81 per cent The domestic exchanges we're
more favorable to Nc"l"rR' ma a INC paro, nn''I
the latest quotations were a. follows: savannah y -
per cent discount; Chatcson, discount to - per cent
premium NcW.Orlrau-,9 - % discount Ior coil'i'.h
and par for bank; - Louis % cents discount chicago
go cents discount ;'}"stpn, > cents discount - l.,
The foreign exchanges dun. quiet and easier In
tone The mercantile demand Il unusually light and
although tho Iports OF that commodity are smaller
than they were at this time last year ine ioreIEu
o w'es ~ ie6 900 in the imports ard decrease OF
exchange market only fairly steady on the basis Of
- s3i2 and ~ sj2 respectively for long ana snort
In the general mercantile trade in thi. city and at the
East there was iu incidental large distribution of
goods that had made IN the preceding weeks, but
at tho Western and southwestern centres
m" t.''0 from those regions express,
great confidence ia its continuance during me whole OF
the Nearby retailers are prepared Tor anu cn
pect larger demand than IN previous seasons ia Sun
as weather becomes favorable Prices arc MAN
tanned and there Is anxiety shown TO stimulate pu-
cha-cs by granting CONCESSIONS .,,,o,
Commercially legitimate movements arc somt"H".
checked by continued sprcuatons In the great crops
the country, and the speculation Is enc0u'hsru ny
seeming indspostiOn OF producers TO accept current
market valucs The receipts of wheat at the western
points OF accumulation since September TINS year,
have been only lIto onc-thitd OF tue quantlb
received IN time Of 1884 and httc less IMAM
one-hnf for tho time of 1883; yet tile Visible Supp&
ea-t OF tie Rocky Mountains IA now about l'Oooo"o
bushels greater than at this date OF ssi TIC srNcuao
was variable the close showed an OF ABOUT
cents at Chicago and OF cent at New 1OrA; III
corn the figures were reversed. New-York gaining
ccnts ana Chlcago only 81 Of cent. The export move
rrnfs of both were only moderate Pork ruled niue
Thr rrcript. and shipments OF wroat. and oats
at the rtncina western points OF ACCUMULATION for four
weeks compare follows:
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DEDICATIXG NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
,rhn Now ST. Pauls Evangelical l.nthcra

Church. at south Fifth ana Nihth SIS BROOKLYN was
dedicated YESTERDAY. The services were In German,
morning AMI afternoon, At the former the Rev. Dr. W.
j Mann. OF Philadelphia, preachnI. The Rev. j. j.
Iucudy. Of Reading delivered sermon at the after
noon ccs ard IN the evening an English address was
delivered by the Rev DR.. q. +. kroto Of this city
Ground was broken for the new church On August D,
1881 The membership of the church was GOO ana two
schools, German ami English, each hai 300 scholars
pressed brick with terra Gotta aud stone trimmings Rhd
is design Is Roman. In one corner IL square, tower
o. and 1876 in South Ffth-st II Will seat DOC persons
and cost 100000.
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4 nERREw cARlSrlAN cAUKcH DERIoArEh

4 HEBREW CHRISTIAN CHCRCH DEDICAIhD
The dcdcatOry services of the hrSt Hebrew
Christian Church in America took place yesteIda! al
No Il ST. Marx spacc Bishop william l.. Harris con-
ductng the services assisted by tho PASTOR the Rev
Jacob Freshman. Mr.. Freshman Is the son OF Ttbbl
ana Was brought up IN tho Hebrew religion Atcf MS
conversion Christianity lie decided To become nm
lister Coz pei, regularly ordained ~ the non
trcal Methodist Conference, and has nOW been "a
preacher for fifteen years Mr. Frcshman's enthusiasm
IN the Hebrew Christian WORK has carried success
wherever ldbOrrd. He receives regular salary Tor
his support nor any regular fund for paying
churcn expenses. but he declares that GOl viii help HIM
in Imc OF by means OF frcC-wll offerings. The
church has present Indebtedness OF about 10000
- 600 being already paid on II. The church Is, 10
ne Mr. FIRES ltnIn's own language "alldcnnmnatOnaL'
SERVICES Will DC continued every evening this week.
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EunorEAN pRopucE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL oct 10 ProvtsiOns-BacOn Cumberland Cut
$50 ud; Long clear Mdlcs "Os Ud snort Clear Mlddes
Az "a: short luDs I'd; Shoulders rs. Oh pei Cwt
Bee7gs Ud iOr Extra Indian Mess; irme Moss. u.s. Oh
Pork-prme Mess 04s. Od per bbL Prime Mess Eastern.
b4s Western b24 Lard American. 3is Od. Prime Mest.
crii i2s I'd; on 51s. WL HaUs-Lohs cat AS. obi
shoulders Sos. Butter. Cd cWt. hnest United
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fair business IL being done in refined and quotations
firmly held No change made In the price, how
ever. and The close at Sas cents per gallon Abel
test in New-YOrk, aud sII Philadelphia aud Bati-
BRADFORD Penn. Oct. l0.-Cruie Ol-SatiOnll Tran
sit Certificates Opeucl at lois and coSct at l0l;
highest price. 1913 lowest price. 1909 CoarIuces,
100000 barrels.
on CITY Penn. oct l0.-CruIe Oh-NItlOnal Tran
sit Certificates Op ned at 1913 and closed At l0l:
highest price, l0ll2; lowest price, 1908. Sales,
Gl5 900 barrels: clctrlnccS 3352OO) barrels; runs.
reported; shipments, ss.-1G barrels chart
prS
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RECEIPTS At PORTS.

For the work bales 7i0S3 llJ,l30 Jz'Do!
At the Stock Exchange the week began with buo}aht
markets aud buoyancy continued without interruption
to the end The dealings were more than usually
classes OF bonds and they In some instances made au
vancss more than equal to the averages OF tue suIc
market. This occurred despite iecIlng on inc part
OF even the most sangulne temperament tempe ai
any meafierlast Wednesdays operations Tho conf
dcncc III higher values however WAS 50 great tnat ln"H
operators who sold for the rxpcctc reaction expressed
neutrality-suspicious. early repnrc!as"s at lShGr
toward harHonzing of Interests between ali tho great
Eastern lines OF railways, and which 10 DclcIed 10
be- a long step toward settlement OF al
Western difficulties stimulated the constant forming OF
new pools In various stocks, some OF which, uhtl aI
week. hal been In action during all the preceding au
vance. Minor pools also formed IN suCh sJochs rs
Northwestern, St. Paul Michigan Central Canada Snuth
crn. Western Uuion and Louisville and Nashville lhtse
ton the part of tho large buyers OF
July ana August, made force so irrcs-tlbc that no
bears n there exhibited the courage 10 atack
It, IL also IL stated that person officially connected
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company laie In
the week closed his short contracts In western Union
This WAS regarded "a significant OF better UNDERSTAND
ing wccn the two telegraph companies. .,o.,,,
The transactions In stocks amounted TO 2,l+oSsl
shares agan, LGsSIl7 shares for the preceding week
The number OF issues dealt I'm was ILL., but seven sOck
each OF which contributed 100000 shares or more ut
nished l4J39OO shares the total, and seven oin"fS
which each contributed 30 900 shares or more FURNISHED
53i 700 shares After saying that with tho exception
OF Central OF NcwJeTscy aud Philadelphia ana caHIe'
the lowest prices almost invariably wero made ON inc
first day of tho week and the highest hgures on the s
day OF the week. nothing further needed explanatory
OF the following table.
Suboinrd our usual table giving tho highest lowest
and nnal prices and number OF shares sold Tor the week
together with the final prices OF week ago. OF lOrty
six active or representative stocks.
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RIMS Deliveries. liverics Charters
Total barrels. 43lj4 5OG.SUl 7J,217 Az 1861
Der "A

Instead Of hrneftlng the ccrlc ito speculation
through sympathy, the buOyanry and advance IN rail-
road stocks last week seemed to absorb all the
latIyc energy existing Wall street While there were
occasional spass or activity the market generally
dull and the total record shows q falling of OF nearly
700D 900 barrels Prices remark ably crratc aud
II puzzled tho most nimbc trader OF them all catch
profits from the quickly shifting and deceptive
OF fractions. When has stigmatZed the char.
acter OF tho speculation as local. tc be said,
though IL would DO oversight not to
knowledge that 10 bore geOuSly under
the combined weight OF dulness and high carrying
charges Unless dollar oil authorizes liberal
selling OF crude production at profit: unless refined
oil dare Lot advance because Of Russian competition
harmless now. but perhaps meDacing at higher values
for the American manufacturers unless other prOposi
lions sOutly contested by the bulls he
true toward another higher range OF values
ought to he warranted by commercial considerations.
The certificate market ended dull and neither strong
weak.
Inc prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sOdated Exchange for the week were as foOws
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Including 10. SIS barrels rcCciyed In iron tanks
No news Is certainly good news crude oil IS
concerned. Tie week that closed Saturday was an
uncventfnl one The slow disappearance of the supply
IN the old fields partly offset by the scattered pro-
ductiOn brought to the surface In every
sibe by the vigorous drilling OF those who think they
fortunes la dollar OIL But beyond the opening OF
these small wells there message bcspcaking the
promise Of new and staying" field. The pipe line
figures FROM October TO charters the 9TH make
this favorable showing:
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A CHURCH WITHOUT PASTOR or TREASURER
A small congregation of the New.York Con-
rregatoual Carch held services yesterday In the Col
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SPIRITS OF TURpENrINE.

CHARLESTON oct 10. -TurDeutlne urn AT s3TA
SAVANNAH. OCT. 10. -Turpenube s,c1ty az 81 -.
WILMINGTON, oct l0.-luepeallae nrn a. $500
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Oct. III. VI.
As Is usual Immediately following large pay
mens for interest United States Treasures state
of yesterday large reduction In the amount
Of available cash from that held September 30 Every
item shows decline, and tho aggregate is Si67lOl3
reduction 81 $50 in the gold balance made
by AN increase OF $2136,350 in the amount OF out
standing certificates, less accumulation OF
S516,761 in tho metal. Tho reduction IN
the amount OF logaltenders tS29l,52D
is made by reduction of 81 4S9 52i in the notes. less
S2l95. 900 OF certificates retired. The change In Ma
tona bank notes than accounted for by reduc-
ton Of the amount held in the process OF redemption
The National bank repositories were drawn upon to the
amount OF 81 ,937.0l3. The reduction of Sl7sol9 IN
the balance is small but 1t In wolves the
additional circulation OF SG37760 OF the 4l2i2-graih
dollar plus the weeks coinage. less $45021O silver GER
tincatcs retired. or fractional silver S26l,So6 was
added to the circulation
Subioned are the results Of Saturdays statement rs
compared with those of the statement Of september ~:
sept. 30, 1855. oct 10, 1855. Changes.
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zee. 49,O52 100 $3.50 100 $1,000 100


European markets aud conflicting reports Of the con-
dition OF ungahcred crop, final prices show de-
cnes ranging rOM 10 10 points. The quotation lOr
spot cotton was changed from the old the crop
and is quoted 1871 for mddlng upland which - tue
equivalent of 10 -l6 Tor the old crop. B0ta tle re-
ceipts and the exports Of tho week were comparatively
high. Tho statistics OF the movements for three years
arr, a.
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RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. ohlt
Week ended sent 10. bush l.230.5BO ll6lpoD ioot,
Wee ended sept 80 bush loJ'siO @4Il4gD ~
N eek ended oct e. bush. liS9,2JO G4tn4OO i'1tI', ~
Week ci.dcI oct. H.. bush lGG3.245 IOo'''' l'pl"i
Sucr sept l. 1885. bush Slif332 l26l1ts i1Vit,2;t
Same time III 1881. bush 2l+JGtl2 ll1l-hul iiIi,.o
same 1855. bush O,J2J21l IoO-5OtJ I"''''''
SHIPMENTS.
y.o, o,doI se,t 10 bnsh Ojs $50 1885 800 $50
49, -. Sui "a hr.I ,Cl l.SIO22O lb7S7lU
WceG ended Oh 4 i,usn g6s3BO lisa. 80. l.0-4-aO
Wrci c,,'c1 0rt % iIsi, S2SI3G 2l3j,S5O l5.713l
since sc,t I ls9, hush. 55OO277 l2ls3G3G lo27.2sl
tune In 1854, bush l4,23lOlJ S!o9UJJ uu-UUI
same 1858 bush lO.1GSGiJ lI5Gb.f@O VVo'"o'
The movement Of dead freight bv the railways ont OF
CHICAGO week 100000 tons smaller man Tor th
preceding week and about the same as III the week o,
34 This result not expected, rs IL Is uhdrrstOo
that tho bulk of the business dCno ut the 10 cent
rate and IL will arrive nj tho connections with tue
Eastern lines before October TO- the dato on
which the penalties for taking business at less than the
20 cent rate will bo enforced As compared win inc
preceding week the movement or -four was 43Oo tons
greater Of grain $500 tons less and OF provisions
700 tons less The three Vanderbilt lines lass week
carried 90 per cent OF the total against $500 per cent
for the same week OF 1884. ....
Inc following table shows the tons and percentage,
shipped by each OF railroads East from chicago OF
-FOUR grain aud provisions for the week eAded last s@
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ErnorEAN FINANcIAL MAnKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON oct lO-l2:3O ,. m.-Unlted states Four AMI
Half Ier Bonds 1919 Atlantic ana Great western
Mortgage Trustees Ceuhcates 5Js canadian ilci1o
A.: a: do second CChsOIs, 15i Mexican OTulnaiy
~ st Paul Common. 80 New.nOrA central lo'G
Pcnnsy vania, 53is Keadng So. ,,.-.- N
n u,~Atiautic ana rrat Western First Mortgage TrIs
tees Certificates 33i Canadian Pacific, "a Mexican Orln'
AIRY. ~ III Heading. 80. $500. . -, r.. On
Paris quote Three percent Renes at ~ francs 20
the account
$40 D. n-Pans adyices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
10 francs l. -, confines Tor the account. ,....
OF the Imperial bauk OF beflniuJ so"S AL
Increase ia spt Gle OF 5,js9,OOO marks
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CLOSING PRIOES or BOSrOy STOCKS
BosTON Oct 10. 1885.
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Net available bal,

Total balance sl2G,S7s ,j2O fl.22J3Uj Dec $IbII'U'
Yesterdays weekly bank statement rep orted further
expansion in loans OF 900 The principal changes
were in the following banks: Erpanslons-City'
$500 900: Importers and Traders, 500, OOO state,
$4,000; Commerce, $4,000; America, Sjoo'ooo;
Manhattan, 100000; and Gallatin. T2oO.OOo Goa
York 100000: Mercantile. 5000 900;
Fourth National. 100000, and Central National
S2jO.OOO Tho average OF the total reserve
was SsGI 200 smaller than for the preceding week In
VI, OF known Treasury operations, those figures seem
to indicate OF currency to the south ana inc
interior To an amount OF about S2.OOOOOO for the
week. The total reserve now Is S26.5oo,Uoo greater
than at tins date 1854 500 100000 greater thAt
in -s3 The surplus IL ~S.OOO,OOO greater
than al this date 81 l-~i and S3S,OOOoOO more thah h
1888: the ratio OF total reserve 10 deposits no" -
ONLY q i , per cent greater than In 1851. 49,,
Tho Following compares yesterdays statement with
fhnse nf ,nnnding hatcs Of ~-l and lS-3: