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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26
Index 70 Ne,v Advertisements


Administrators Notice - Emanuel
Emshelmer.
special sale of Real Estate-Rine-
hart & T2tum.
Public Sale Of Ohio County FARM
+. Jones.
For Rcrt-SaloOn
Real Estate Bargains-Geo j. Math-
ison
RELIGIOUS Notice Second Presbyte-
r.3n Church
Ewes Examined Free-Dillon, Wheat
& H3ncher Co.
Hot Water Bottles-R. II. List.
What You Need-Carle Bros.
List of Letters.
FIFTH PAGE.
beautiful Pocket Knife-D. Gund-
ling & Co.
Mems Winter Underwear - Jos.
Horne & Co.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Cloaks-Geo. NJ. Shook &Co.
Saturday Cloak Sale-Stone d
Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

81 remember Wheeling as far back
as 1886. when l was first here" said
Captain c. w. Bachelor, of Pittsburg'
to a Register reporter, last night And
Wheeling was a live town in those
days. As l walked up Twelfth street,
from Water, this afternoon, l remember
ed the old United States Hotel, which
stood on Water street and the half
dozen stages and score or so OF Cones
toga wagons which l have seen about II.
The stages would come in with horses
on a gallop. crowded with passengers,
while the wagons were full of freight,
and the scene along the wharf was one
OF excitement. hustle and business. In
those days Wheeling was one OF the
'livest' towns in the country, when
meant in the world. The wharf would
be piled up with freight, the hotels
full of people, going to or coming from
the South and West and local business
was brisk. ! have run in boat here
pnd got as high as one hundred and ten
cabin passengers, to say nothing of
freight. Now, the glory of the river
has indeed departed, while the centre
Of business has changed with the eX-
pansion of the town. In the early days
it was an about the wharf, and could
be readily seen. How is the old town
getting along, anyhow?
THE condition of the river from Gin
cinnati TO Pit.sburg is very bad. Up
at our city, we have more than thirty
million bushels Of coal lying idle in the
barges, awaiting water. 1t has been
there for months, and represents an
enormous amount of idle capital Then,
IN addition to that, we have something
Ike twenty thousand tons of rails cot
ton ties, etc, lying there, for the same
reason. The stuff has been tied up
since last spring, and must stay where
u is for an indefinite time to come
The river is as low as ever saw it,
and we have no certain hope of relief.
All the tributaries are dry, and We on
ly have water at Pittsburg through the
good Offices of the Davis Island dam
Contrary to the general report, the wa
ter in our harbOr is not foul and black.
burt on the contrary it is as clear and
blue as the water of Lake Superior.
noticed it particularly the other day
when 1 had the canal engineers up the
Allegheny. l think all the sewage and
that sort Of thing sinks to the bottom.
Down at the Davis Island dam they say
the water is as pure or purer than It
was before the dam was built, when all
the filth Of the cities was carried right
out by the current l think this is
true. The dam has been of the greatest
benefit TO P;ttsburg, and has saved
much money to the river interest.
About our canal project? II is
great thing, and We will soon have a
most valuable report to make to our
people. Then we must wait to see
whether or not the people will put the
necessary money into it to make it
succeed. 1t is a vast project, and its
I'm Inn l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

The official figures show that during
the fiscal year ended June 80. 1895. the
production in the United States Of COM
merc.al Tin and terne plates WAS 1885,
SUH73 pounds, against 159.223461
p-eads produced during the previous
r up over 5t0oo000 pounds grea. 7r
production for the year 160.555.-
pounds. or abou, S3 per cent, was
ie from sheets rolled i'm the United
....es, agains. about 81 per cent. from
such sheets Of like production for the
fiscal year ended June go, 1894 And
this is the industry which the calamity
hOwlers declared was doomed" under
the Democratic tariff, No wonder the
calamity howlers howl Let them
howl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

Those Republican politicians and or
gaas who are praying for disaster 10
over.ake the land would resent beng
called traitors and enemies 10 their
country. but ths- is what they are 10
plain English
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

The estimated $4,000 bonus which
the Cramps VIII receive from the gov
eminent on account Of the extra speed
Of their latest bauleship brings their
bonus up TO abou, SI3oOOO0 The Bal
timore. for horse power bonus, earned
them $l06,441; the Newark and the
Yorktown, also for horse power, $780,
S57 and $39,S25, respectively; the Phil
adeiphia a round 100000 for excess Of
speed; the New York, by making an ex-
ira knot. 100000; the Columbia, with
$50 knots, SS50OOO, and the Minneap-
Oils Sl1A60O. The premium rate is now
only half what it was at first, but it is
still large enough to afford a good deal
of encouragement for frst-class work
mauShfn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

In Pennsylvania the Grand Old Party
of fraud and hypocrisy decr.es "the
growing use of money In politics. but
at the same time it solic.-s with one
hand behind it the assessed c0nribu-
lions Of policemen, dremen federal
state and municipal officials for the pur-
pose Of carrying elections. i'm Phila-
dsIp1ia at least $4,000 has been openly
expended IN paying the taxes of d7l-n-
oueats who are expected in reQuiJal of
this srvice TO vote the Republican ticket
without regard 90 personal preferences
or the pubLc advantage.
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APPOINTED CHIEF RATE CLERK

Special to the Register
Parkersburg. w. Va, October 25.-
The position of chiefrate clerk of the
Ohio River railroad has been rendered
r. B. Wilson, who for number Of
years has been in the employ of the B.
& o. here Mr. Wilson has accepted
the place and win enter upon the duties
of the Office at once.
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FIFTH PAGE
41breIin9 8e9istrr
WESTYIRGIElA PRINTING COMPANY,
preIIsHERs ND PROPRIETORs.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered at the Postoiice ID
Wheeling. w. Va. as second-class matter.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
WANTED.
VNTANTED-First-Class Cook. Apply
w st Charles Hotel oc24e

Glass Cook. Apply at
w st Charles Hotel oc24et
WANTED-BOY TO LEARN BLACK
smith trade. For particulars apply at this
office. Oc2ledh
WANTED-A LARGE SIZED STORE
room I'm desirable business locality OIain
street preferreO, suitable for grocery and
shoe business. Possession to be given
February lst 1896. Address 7. r., care
this Office. oc2lN,Zb
WANTED-A HORSE ABOUT 1900 OR
l, 400 pounds. with some style and good ac-
ton. Dark gray preferred. GEO; >.
FEENY, lil0 Main street. oc25r
WANTED-LARGE STAR OR ENTER
prise coffee mill suitable for grocery store.
State price and make Address Il, Box
$50, Bellaire. ocZJa
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Special Sale Of Real Estate !


NO. Sc TWELFTH STREET, IL rooms,
fine brick and stone dwelling. Lot 66Xlzl.
NO. $50 SIXTEENTH STREET. brick
dwelling, 7 rooms.
No. 1913 FOURTEENTH STREET, brick
dwelling of six rooms and bath. Heated
by steam. All modern conveniences. Good
stable, etc. Lot 32Xl20
LOT 3GXl0S feet on Thirteenth street ,
NO. 1lZ1 CHARLES ST, 1 lots and b
room house. A bargain.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on South
Huron street MarshalPs Addition;
STOREROOM AND DWELLING or
rooms, corner Fourteenth and McColloch
streets.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on y. Huron
THREE IOTs. each S0x12o feet. on. the
northeast corner of Wabash ana lnuIaiiN
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap, e
NO. 100 FIFTEENTH Street I!aiN9
house of four rooms. Lot 2lXlU rect
RINEHART 81 TATOM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 219. room 10. o-
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OLD TINES IN WHEELING
As Recalled by Captain c. W. Batch
elOr.

The Condition Of the River-Thirty
Million Bushels Of Coal Lying in
Boats at Pittsburg, Together With
Much IrOn-The Great Benefits OF
the Davis Island Dam-The Canal
Project.
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FOR SALE-M.S CELLANEOUS.


FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE. GOOD
trade. Best reasons for selling. Call at
this Office oc24esdq
LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE-A FIRST
class Livery Stable in Martins Ferry, o.,
doing a good business and with first-class
undertaken. Good reasons for selling.
Address GEORGE WEBER, Martins
Ferry, o. oclbedh
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LEFT TO ARBITRATION.
Ohio Coal Miners and Operators Select
John Little.

Special to the Register.
Columbus, o., October 25.-The joint
committee of miners and operators
agreed to submit the Ohio wage ques-
ton to John Little, Of Xen!a, as arbi-
traitor, at a meeting here to-day. Little
has been Attorney General of Ohio,
Congressman, and is now a member Of
the State Board of Arbitration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-26

over the candidate for Governor, it de-
manded that its principles should be
recognized in the platform Of the Re
publican STATE convention, which was
acceded to. Here was not only recog-
n.1ion of the A. P. a, but an adoption
of it's principles as Republican princl-
pies.
If the Republican party has not tax
en- .-s candidate, it is said, 1t has ac-
cepted what is more important, its code
Of belief. and thus prepared the way for
further concessions to it in the future
The Boston Herald relates that It was
announced tina, Senator HOar was to
speak at the Republican ratification
meeting in Boston the other day. AT
once the A. P. A. was up in arms. by
what right" asked the A. p a. Repub-
licans. "does the state Committee in
vite George F. Hoar ana shut OuJ Elijah
A. Morse2 Are we not a recognized part
of the Republican party, and shall the
reDres eutat.ve Of one kind Of Republi-
canism be excluded We demand that,
if Senator Hoar speaks, Representative
Morse shall speak also" Representative
Morse being denied. then A. P. A. Re
pubEcans went in a considerable body
to the HAN to prevent Senator Hoar from
speaking. And Senator Hoar did not
speak
The A. P. A. chickens are coming
home TO roost in the present Republican
campaign in Massachusetts. The tenn
porizers. schemers and sTaddlers Of the
party Of Pharasaical sham and hypoc-
risy, Who are ever ready to dicker when
ever and wherever there IS a vote to be
gained, appear 10 have Overreached
themselves in the Bay State.
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4s,.i.-DON'T THINK-.iIF

Tint because we are not coutinun. o.
,..rtisfno our WRITING PAPERS ItI >
CIETY STATIONERY that we are a.-
inc H. We have just had another
ment from MARCUS MAEp O.; .... ..
two sizes OF COLUMBIA ApDHL~'
TIONERY. with WHEELING.
stamped from steel die 10 blue ''
each sheet. Prices, 2jc for OrH'n h.t
fnr commercial. Also the reliable ID NJ.
FLOSS BOND. in Blue and Cram ul
aulre. box or Tablet. with Envelopes
match.
We Intend to stay in tho Lead
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About our canal project? II is a
great thing, and we will soon have a
most valuable report to make to our
people. Then we must wait to see
whether or not the people will put the
necessary money into it to make it
succeed. 1t is a vast project, and its
fultilment means much TO the people
of the upper Ohio Valley"
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STANTON'S n6 OK
7 IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
Po1,oinipq fin the po-tofnce at Who
i 6bin cnT1fy. IS. Va saturday, Octon.- E
ISg5. 10 obtain any oi me lol"W '.'-
applicant must ask Tor au'er 'lSeN
Giving date Oi list
LADIES
u.,o,tt Mrs Jennie Laytin, Mrs >
Benne' 4; VI II Medley. Mr.. Nn..
Jon,'7' a. Sarab McGrudcr. Mr-.lsa'e
GENTLEMEN.
Cammcyer, Alfred j. i\eI'y I'm
Fish. Alex. ifrKiunen Wflnm
Crit. T.. w. = i.n IirondNr-lla-
man, 30 Sellers. Chas.
FOREIGN.
,....t.o,.i. Josip Gulbin. T. o.,
r"''N''' N. 40 KANE. +. ~
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earle BROS
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

The public viii take notice. that 7. Er
manuel Emsheimer. I.t- Ueeu this c.
appointed admnistrat0r of the estate .
Gabriel l.. Emsheimer. deceased, as is o.,
idenced by the following rtihcate:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-SALOON. INOT-rpr
1l2S Water street. o.6.-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07

 trials were very irregular, and except for some selling of tobacco stock, and some covering purchases of ChiSgo Gas, developed nothing new, London adVices were not alarming, and the ar biwage houses did little either way. Nothing could well be more absurd than the rank talk of London panic" which closed yesterdays market, follow ing this morning, in one or two publica- tons, by grave comparison of the pres ent outlook with 1890. When our sensa- ton hunters see British consols down to 94, the Bank of England reserve at 30 per cent, and its directors summon ed on a Tuesday to mark up its mini mum discount rate to 6, it will be time for them to lie awake nights over the situation.
 With consols strong at 107%, the bank reserve at 599s per cent, and the dis count rate at ?, talk of a general col lapse becomes somewhat ridiculous, There is not the slightest analogy be- tween this and the panic period. The
 "Katfir" craze has led some clever promoters to capitalize not only the present, but the distant future, of the colonial gold-mining enterprises, If values, as is presumably the case, have been unduly inflated, liquidation must ensue, and Berlin and Paris have al- ready begun the process, On a much smaller scale, this market experienced something of the same character in the industrial shares last June. Some peo- pie will be badly hurt, no doubt, in the Kafflr liquidation, and they will talk, as our innocent industrial invest ors talked this summer, about the wick edness of the stock exchange
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
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Where did I get this dreadful cough? :? No matter; the great question is, How shall get rid of it? Use THE PINE- OLA BALSAN, a soothing combination of the remedies nature has put in the pine and other balsamic trees. It cures the inflammation and tickling in the throat and if taken in time will pre- vent the spread of the disease to the lungs. Ely's Pineola Balsam is strong ly recommended. in cases of asthma
 Twenty-Five cents is the price. Tell the neighbors about it. o2 3teod1tw
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THE SO5, BALLOTS.
Among the Germans.

The opening concert of the season of the Arion Singing society will be held next Sunday night. Among those who will appear are Miss Lillie Lichten- stein, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lichtenstein, in piano selection. She is rapidly developing into a very ac- complished pianist and was one of the star pupils of Professor Parsons. She is herself successful teacher and has classes of eighteen pupils.
 Deborah lodge No. IA, T. o. o. F., will give a ball in Harugari hall Oc- tober 21.
 At the next meeting of Columbia lodge, D. o. R., on Wednesday even- ing, the members will appear in their new regalia which was secured for the lodge by John B. Freysinger.
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MILFORD.
Banner Day at Plymouth Church-othor
 Notes.

Banner Day at Plymouth Church-Othor
 Notes.
 Yesterday was observed by the young people of Plymouth church in Milford as Banner Sunday They are quite elated over their success in gaining the prize banner offered by the En- deavor union of Bridgeport on Tues day evening, and held a religious meet ing to celebrate the event last evening at 2 o'clock. The delegation occupied seats on the platform and many took part in the subject. How We Won the Banner and Why| Beside the usual chorus choir with organ and piano, an orchestra assisted.f At the morn- ing service the pastor preached on "The True Elements of Reformation or In the Name of Our God. will We set up our Banners" a1r
 The Taylor library will be closed all of this week for thefpurpose of making needed repairs. aaiisd 9e Barlow Conley, who broke his leg while playing baseball with the NJ A. As at Torrington some weeks since, is able to be on the streets again with the assistance of crutches. The Willing Workers are making preparations to give an entertainment some time this week.
 The members of the colored Baptist church gave their pastor, the Rev. J. O. Cornish, an old-fashioned donation party at the parsonage. on Central ave nue Thursday evening. Songs, with good wishes, accompanied the good things that were leftto replenish the parsons larder. At ta late hour a hap py throng of eolored people could be seen mending theff way home with empty baskets on tfefrs arms, Mrs Adelaide Avery has closed her
 Broad street residence and has gone to New Haven, where she will spend the winter with her son, Edward P. Avery
 MT. F. Nelson Tibbals of New York and Miss Mary Stewart Gillian of
 Brooklyn were united In marriage at Woodmont Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Charles F, Upson of Plymouth church
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07

panies win pay the usual dividends on the middle of the month .....
 The American Tobacco company, not withstanding the fierce competition in the west, has declared the usual quar- terly dividends of 3 per cent. on the common and per cent, on the pre- ferred, both payable November l, the transfer books closing October l5,
 On Thursday next the United New Jersey Railroad and Canal company will pay quarterly dividend of PIE per cent, under the guarantee by the Pennsylvania railroad,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
liner. Sent, 1895. .s1, ,154126g9 s27g 47o 4

liner. Sept. 1895. .$1, ,154, 126.99 $279, ,47o. .45
 Since October 1st there has been some inquiry by individuals for bank stocks. The listing for the purposes of taxation is now off for another year. which means about per cent. saved.
 The second mortgage New York and New England railroad sixs are re- deemed at par and interest. Interest stopped october 1.
 To-day Swift & Co. mail dividend checks at the rate of 111s per cent. for the quarter
 Tomorrow the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad pays a quarterly dividend of 1% per cent. on its pre- ferred stock.
 On Thursday next the New Haven County National bank will pay the usual semi-annual dividend of 31a per cent, and the Norfolk and Southern Cailroad quarterly dividend of l per cent
 On Friday next the Mexican telegraph company will pay a quarterly dividend of 21a per cent. 3t
 The electric light and telephone com
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uold un hv Hichwnymon.

Haverhill, Mass, Oct, 6.-Frank Col bath, undertaken, while on his way to Scotland Hill in the suburbs on bus mess, at o'clock this morning, was held up in lonely place by a highway man. He got out of his wagon and while pretending to feel in his pocket for money, managed to makesa quick move and knocked the man senseless, then drove away.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
Killed by BOy.

Newburyport, Mass, Oct. 6.-Joseph Cashman, aged twelve, was struck on teh head, lats night, by stone thrown by Joseph F. Townsend, aged fifteen, in a moment of anger. Concussion of the brain was produced. Cashman died at o'clock this morning. Townsend will be arrested tomorrow morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
salnnna rinhtlu C1nsed

New York, Oct. 6.-The police rigidly enforced the excise law to-day and the saloons were closed as tight as they have been for a number of Sun days past. In many instances the blinds were up, exposing the deserted bars. Some saloons did business, but 1t had to be conducted so carefully that it scarcely repaid the proprietors for their trouble. The saloons as rule become resigned to the situation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets Nothing is so detrimental to good health as unclean carpets. By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. ap15 If
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
Banker Wins Again.

Paris, Oct. 6-Barker, the American bicyclist, won a trial heat of the race for the prix du vile de Paris, beating Barras. The final heat will take place next Sunday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
Library dlrectors-Louis w. Plumb, WatsonnJo Miller. ,.,.
 DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Library dlrectOfS-~liuulS w. IIuinD, WatsonnJ., Miller ,.,.
 DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
 The democratic town committee of Huntington has completed the ticket for the coming election by the addition of the following names'
 Town clerk-Ephraim Cushman,
 Tax collector-James II, Beard,
 Director of public library-Horace Wheeler,
 The latter is change, caused by the fact that the nominee of the caucus, Dr. w. $. Randall, is now member of the directory, and his time does not ex- pire this year,
 THE SO5,0O0 BALLOTS.
 There will be a slight change in the ballots for the town elections in Con- necticut to-day. The type used for the name of the party at the head of the ticket will be much larger than hereto fore. No blanks have been sent out by the secretary of the state for the re- turns of treasurers of political commit tees of election receipts and expenses Itemized statements must be filed in the office within ten days after the election Three hundred and five thousand envel- opes have been sent out
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
1.-The Rahv Ia cnttlnr Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem edy, MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething. It soothes the child, soft ems the gums. allays all pain, cures wind coic and is the best T medy for diarrhuea. Twenty live cents a bottle. s25 MWF&w 1y
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If You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA TIE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency 332 Washington street, Boston. sl2 If
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
 Children Cry for Pitchers Gastoria,
Etnane1al.
The Market Was Professional and in Sorne
 auarters xyaa wanE

AIfe uHHTHtt ME IUfessfUrfHI HIItt I'll sUfH
 Quarters Was Weak.
 New York, Oct. 5.--The stock market was again wholly professional, and in some quarters weak. Prices did not however. yield as they did yesterday af- ternoon and though nearly all advances were lost before the close, the leading granger stocks were firm
 An effort to break down Reading s price proved rather futile; the indus
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Of Interest to Home Investors-New Haven Clearing House-The Clearipgs Last Week the Largest Ever Known Since the Clear ing House Was Organized-GeneraIN Notes. The clearings of the New Haven banks for the week ending October 5, and for the corresponding week of last year, are furnished by days; the totals have never been exceeded since the clearing house was organized.
 1895. Balances 12g4
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$2, ,19s, ,8oo.5o $555,511.94 s1,eS1 ,O78. 57

Increase week of 1895, $515, ,721 .93. Balances week of 1894 S363, ,341. AT. Increase week 1895. $192, ,17047.
 Clearings week of 1893, $1,611, ,915.0 .06. Clearings week of 1892, $1,657, 7S555. The large increase is mostly due to the large sums paid into the treasury of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company in settlement of new stock and debenture bonds.
 For the full month of September the total is way ahead of last year.
 Clearings. Balances Sept 1S95 ....... s6,616, ,14S.65 $1. .665, ,49S. 17 Sept. 1894. ..... 5,462, ,021 .66 1886, OPT. .72