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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
,co,,.ripht Associated Press.)

t('OONIl%ht, ASSOcldltN 1897
Manila. June 5. via Hong Kong,
June lit is Low officially admitted
here that the lack of food supplies has
become a serious matter. Gunooaes
conveying volunteers. sent into the
lagoon ia search for food sos the city
on Friday. June 8, returned mere To-
day, Sunday, md reported the total
failure Of their mission.
Later.-It has now been ofhclaly
admitted that the troops have been so
hours without food. The insurgents
are gaining everywhere and are 20"
tring into Manila itself.
The commanders of the grAboats
also report that every lagoon ana
town is hostile and that their garrl-
sons have probably been massacred.
The Spanish tlotilla was unable to
effect a landing in spite OF prolonged
hiring upon the part of all the gunboats.
Nobody, however was killed.
This removes the last hope OF pro-
vSonng Manila.
During the week all the garrlsons
we're simultaneously overpowered or
surrendered as prisoners. The latter
are we'll treated. The majority OF
nose who resisted were slaughtered.
In the northern sections the lnsur-
gents have united near Passig, on the
iaSSlg river. driving the Spanish gum
0oats to boa. There were a few cas-
aalies.
me zone of hostilities is a magnlfl-
Nat defensive country, thickly wooded,
having an unlimited number of nat
O'aI ambuscades and innumerable
lighthouses and trenches. Any aver
'Se army could easily defy ten times
Aeir number.
oh all sides can be seen the Span
'''dS retiring, removing the soldiers
~scts and dismantling the barracks
nematurely, evidently anticipating de-
dl as a matter of course. The SOL
'''S are brave and desperate and
~''e to retreat, but they are hopelessly
competent and shamefully underfed
SaAy Of them have assured the cor
'Npohdent that they have never been
Target practice in their lives. Still
10y are eager for an opportunity to
'play their valor and are confident
- lhe enemy is equally Impractical
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SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
Arrive at San Froncisco Enroute to Ma
nila-A Fine Body of Men.

n L luC oOuy VI AhSii'
giment of volunteers from the Southern
States to arrive here is that from Ten
nessee.
The soldiers spent last night on the
Oakland Mole and came over to this
city to-day on one of the first boats.
The regiment numbers 1909 men and
officers, and are as able-bCdied a body
of men as has been seen, but they are
poorly equipped. Many of the officers
guished Confederate fighters Colonel
William G. Smith, who commands the
regiment, is a distinguished veteran of
the civil war and fought under the
gray. Major B. F. Cheatham, COM
handing the Third battalion is a son
of Major General Frank Cheatham, of
Confederate fame. Captain R. NJ. Kir-
by Smith is son of the famous Con-
federate general, Kirby Smith. Lieu
tenant j. Knox Polk, the adjutant, is a
grandson of President James K Polk.
Captain A. c. Gill, Of Company F, is a
son of a noted Union general.
The soldiers were given great re-
ception and marching to the music of
their own splendid band fought their
way through immense crowds to camp
Merritt, where they went into camp on
the site recently deserted by the regi-
ment from Colorado, which sailed for
Manila on Wednesday, and thus for the
first time in the history of this city, the
armies of the blue and gray are under
one commander and upholding tht
honor of the same flag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
OUTBREAK OF ALBANIANS.
Many Women and Children Are Said tC
Have Been Killed.

Constatinople, June 1.-THE out
break of the Albanians at Berane, near
the fontier of Montenegro, the gravity
Of which is compared to the trouble
preceding the Servia- Montenegro war
against Turkey in 1875, is due to re-
venge taken by some Christians upon
the Albanian murderers of Christian
notable last autumn. The Albanians in
remote districts participated in the recent
outrages.
In consequence of the renewed repre-
sensations of Montenegro, supported by
Russia, the sultan has dispatched
troops to the disturb districts from
Uskub There was fighting all day
Thursday and many were killed or
wounded on both sides.
According to Cettinje advices many
women and children who were fleeing
toward Montenegro have been killed by
Albanians.
Cettinje, Montenegro, June 1.-THE
Turks have renewed the work of burn
ing villages. Yesterday firing continu-
ed on both sides throughout the whole
of the Bereane district.
Cettinje, Montenegro. June 17.-The
earlier reports that the Turks had re-
sumed the work of burning villages are
confirmed.
In the Bernae district Of Albania,
seven hundred houses belonging'to Ser
Wan Christians have been burned
The Turks are committing horrible
atrocities and two Servian women have
been barbarously murdered.
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TO CO TO MANILA.
All the Soldiers at Camp Merritt t
Join the Next Expedition.

San Francisco, June lit is now
regarded as certain that all of the H.
300 soldiers at Camp Merritt, together
with 1,500 artillery stationed at the
Preside, are to go to Manila. The
Sixth California and Washington reg
iments will remain on this coast
Every command but the engineers
and the signal corps is now either up
to the maximum war footing or prac-
tically so.
Gen. Merritt is quoted as saying he
expects to accompany the third expedi-
ton on the City of Para.
Horses owned by officers at Camp
Merritt will be appraised and bought
by the government, if desired, as they
cannot be taken to the Philippines.
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NO CASUALTIES.

Tampa, Fla, June 17.-Several hun
dred horses from the corral in the old
government reservation in the southern
portion of the city, escaped last night
They are being rapidly recorralled to-
day and there are no casualties.
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REVOLUTION ENDED.
Copyright. Associated Press

copyright, Associated Press.)
Port-AuPrince, Hayti, June 1.-THE
facts in the story of the so-called revo-
luton here are as follows:
A drunken man yesterday morning
was found rolling in the street with
a revolver in his hand He was shout
ing for a revolution. The man was
arrested and promptly shot.
There has been no other incident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
SLOWLY WEAVING A WEB.
The State Bringing Out Strong Evidence
Against Clemmer


NORRISTOWN, Pa, June 1.-THE COM
monweath is slowly weaving a web
around James A. Clemmer, who Is on
trial here for completely in the murder Of
Mrs. Charles o. Kaiser, in October, 1896.
The testimony of most of the witnesses
called to-day corroborated the statements
made by Miss De Kalb on the witness
stand as to the movements of Clemmer
and herself on the day and night of the
murder.
D. E. Hutchinson. an insurance agent,
testified that on March 16, 1896. about two
months before Kaiser was married. he
made out an application for $1,000 insur-
ance on the life of Mrs. Kaiser. The pol
icy was not issued and Hutchinson gave
no reason why it was not taken. Other
witnesses were called, who testified to
the appearance of the spot where Mrs.
Kaiser was shot, and also to the finding
of articles of which Kaiser said he had
been robbed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
GENERAL NILES INTERVIEWED
The Commander In Chief Of the Army
Back in Washington.

Came in Response to a Telegram
from Secretary AlRer, to Confer
Regarding the Campaign = The
Matter OF Delay at Tampa and
Other Points Touched-Troops at
Tampa are in Good Health-Capt.
Darst's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the Cuban Army-Concentration
About Santiago.
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SeS5IOu'
New York, June ia special cable
cram from Hong Kong to the Journal
.avs. Inc most severe and important
a.ttIe since Admiral Dewey's annihila-
INN of the Spanish fleet has occurred
d, Manila One thousand insurgents at
.acked 1000 Spaniards, inflicting heavy
rosses and almost forcing the entrance
70 the city.
The insurgents, under Gen. Aguin-
aldo. and the American sailors and
marines of Admiral Dewey's fleet COM
De,elv surround Manila.
The foreign residents have fled to the
SHIPS.
Admiral Montejo and Governor Cen
aral August have placed the women,
ME children and the priests in the forts
fer safety.
Gen. August is reported to be will
jDg to surrender to the Americans in
order to prevent the insurgents from
capturing the capital, setting it on fire
and killing the Spaniards. The arch
bishop. however, is opposed to surren-
der. aud has overruled August.
The success of the insurgents is Won
ierful. The Spaniards taken prisoners
in the two weeks campaign aggregate
5l0O including 1000 soldiers of the reg
MAR army. Prominent among them are
Generals Garcia and Cordoba.
The governors of the provinces of Ca
Yte. Balucan and Bataan were also
made prisoners.
Two million rounds of cartridges we're
seized in the fortified cathedral of Old
Cayite. The large garrison of Old Ca
yi,e has surrendered, thus giving the
Insurgents copmand of the shore of the
entire bay.
All Interior sources of supply are now
cut off from the Spanish forces in Ma
Mia.
The Americans can take Manila with
in II hours after the arrival OF the
troops. The city is now at the mercy
Of me American feet.
Admiral Dewey's conduct during the
blockade has been admirable.
A great fire is raging north OF Ma
Mia.
The insurgents have captured the
water works on which the supply Oh
tic city depends.
Gen. Augusti has issued an order de-
caring that all males above the age OF
Is shall jcin the army and do military
du-v
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A BIG MISREPRESENTATION.

Washington, June Transformations
TO the war loan are coming in very rap
idly, and the indications point 10 a
very large oversubscription.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.

Washington, June 1.-THE most en-
couraging news about the yellow fever
situation in the South yet received came
in official dispatches to the Marine hos
pital service to-day.
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it promises to be very Interesting spec

it promises to be a very Interesting spec
acle.
A telegram direct from the Secretary
Of War ordering the Second and Third
Wisconsin regiments to the recruited
to their full quota has been received.
This telegram is considered important
by the officers of the regiments and they
are making preparations to be ready in
case they are ordered to leave.
Major Nye, depot commissary of sub
sistence, with headquarters in Chatta-
nooga, is In Nashville, Tenn, inspect
ing that city as place for purchasing
supplies.
The rain of the past few days has
been especially hard on the cavalry
horses, they having been in a great
measure accustomed to stable shelter
and not tempered to rough weather.
Quite number of horses, probably as
many as twenty, in the brigade of ca
valry, died Wednesday night and yes
terday of distemper.
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Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: ! a. m. "a; 3
a. m, 70: IL m, Sc; 3 p. m, IS; p. m. 50.
Weather fair.
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MANILA IS TOTTER|NG.
5npIstely Surrounded by Insurgents
and Reduced to Desperate Straits.

.rchbishop Opposes Surrender.
can August Willing to Yield to
newev, But Ecclesiastical Infiu-
ence is Too Strong for Him.
The City's Water Supply Cap
+nred by the Insurgents - The
snanish Situation ls Hopeless and
as soon as Our Troops Arrive
Thev Will Be Able to Take Pos
session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18

Mt. Gretna Pa, June 1.-THE EIgh-
teenth regiment Pennsylvania Volun-
teers left here to-day over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad for Delaware City, Del.
The regiment will be placed on duty at
Fort Delaware to guard the approach
to Philadelphia. The Eighteenth num-
bers S73 officers and men, and is the
last of the infantry regiments encamped
here to leave. The three troops of ca
valry still here drew up in line on the
parade grounds and gave the Pittsburg
boys hearty send off. There are 348
recruits in the regiment and they are
without uniforms or equipments. In
fact, the whole regiment is in need of
proper clothing and the regiment pre-
scented rather forlorn appearance as it
marched to the trains.
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Tho Weather.

WASHINGTON, June 1T.-For West
virginia-Fair except showers in eastern
portion: variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Partly cloudy weather; light variable
winds.
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At CH|CKAMAUGA PARK.
Two Interesting Court Martial Trials
Now ia Progress.

Private John G.. Maher on Trial for
Refusing to Copy Government
Reports on His Typswriter-Som
Pennsylvania Boys Charged with
Desertion-A Cavalry Shambat-
tie-The Midway to Be Cleaned
Out-Weather Hard on Horses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18
WASHINGTON WAR GOSSIP,
Secretary Alger Satisfied With the
Condition of Troops.

Plans Moving Forward to Send
Further Expeditions to Cuba and
Porto Rico-Will Take a Good
Sized Army to Occupy Porto
Rico Owing to the Reinforce
ment of Spanish Garrisons and
the Strengthening of Defonses.
That Cadiz Fleet Causes No
Alarm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-18

Nonomctallists, Bimet-
III SITS, Populists. and all
a,bsr lists read the Sun.
3,v Register. Why? It
yas all the news, and
.~snds double to treble
,,,ora than any competi-
tar.
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To Advertisers If the

o AQVeTtIScIS : II TIC
cost be a little more, the
returns make it up; for
the Register is the recog-
nized family and home
paper in the city and
nelghborhood
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
WALL STREET AND EYCHAynp,

OUTSIDE SECURfTIEs.-Market firm and ,.,...
Standard OIL closed at i2Onj2i. against ,2pala,t
Saturday' Last prices OF other prominent ,.s,'
were; STANDARD Gas. common l34QlSs: pre,er,.s
i5Ntl55; Mutual Gas. 3OJu3l5: New -Amsterdsr, c.
common, 21n27Iz: preferred e6Ne7: Glucose ''
mon, 6stm@ia: preferred lO-ao7a.: Wagner Pm
Car. ls9Anl7O.: Continental Tobacco. Com
S9ssn397.. preferred sS4Qss2. 'a
REFINED SUGAR ADVANCED -r,,o
sugar cables irmer. November and Decembor t.' -
s4d higher respectively IT - sa.d and % ,o,
Domestic refined sugars firm and unchanged ~
srades OF domestic refined sugars have been "A
vanced X cent. aa'
CHICAGO AND ALTON The ad,orou l., ~
cago and Alton stock and Kansas City. pr,.h''
and Gulf securities was due to report no, s a-'
hrncd, that majority of the Alton stock had -
bought by Kansas city. Pittsburg AMI Guf ~
es's Such purchase woald give the las,.nan..
company through line from Chicago to the cT,
SILVER EXPORTS.-kxports of silver tod.
1000 ounces. ~
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR RAILROAD BONDS
Speyer q CO. announce tina, they viii recely. suA
scriptions at loll2 and accrued interest Tor io,o
Southern Pacific Railroad Company o. Califo,r,.
> per cent first consolidated mortgage gold 49,
due November l. 1881. The subscription list viii -
opened at ~ o'clock next Friday, and Will be cio,.
AT p. IN. or earlier on the same day Bo,d,
AWARDED upon subscriptions are 10 DO paid tor -
November q next Subscriptions Will be rece,,..
simultaneously In London by Speyer Brother, !,
Frankfort-on-the-Ma Main by Laz. speyer Ellssen 4,
Berlin By the Deutsche Bank. and IN Amsterdam -
Texeira DE Mattos Brothers. thus creating an T.,
ternational market FOR the bonds The bonds ar.
reIeemable 1T the option OF the company on n,
after Apfi L. 1900 at 0'ls and accrued interest uooa
giving six months previous notice. The ,nter.,,
is payable semi-annually. May and November. Tn.
principal and interest IS guaranteed uncondi,lonalv
by the Southern Pacific Company. OF Kentucky
Private subscriptions already aggregate consider
ably more than the amount offered and among ,hs
subscribers are many foreign capitalists Th.y
will be distributed on pro rata basis
o. & L. c. K. r. MORTGAGE BONDS -HoNsr
ot certificates OF the Central Trust Company FOR
first consolidated mortgage bonds OF the g!en,
burg and Lake Champlain Railroad COMPANY d.
posted under the plan of reorganization. are In
formed that upon presenting the same 20 the trust
company, 10. be stamped IN accordance, With the
amended plan Of reorsanization. they will receive
s20 in cash each 5000 certificate and 81 on each
500 certificate as an advance payment o, the
coupon due January ! next on the new bonds Ia
accordance with the amended plan OK reorganiu-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Sight 12'7c. telegraph 15c. Cincinnati-Over the
counter, 50c. premium; between banks 2'c. pre-
MUM. Boston-7a1oc discount Savannah-Buy-
Ing Lice. discount: selling. 73c. per $1,000 premium
Chicago-jc. premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
500 30 iJ4: balances 81. G.49j.Si9 Boston-Ex-
changes S15 200 1913 balances. 81 763si2 Philadel-
phia- Exchanges. 81. .i3s ',55. balances. 81 16'~2b3
Baltimore Exchanges S2IM.229 balances. Sis2.
80. Chicago Exchanges. S2O,2J92lS; balances,
81 .9is 642
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Call rate In
London. 2sd3 per cent. open market discount rate,
3's per cent for short and long bills. Berlin dis
count rate ) per cent: Paris. 2a per cent Berlin
exchange on London 90 marks 4j'z piennhgs'
Paris exchange on London. p francs 3iis centimes
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. - British consoIs
closed at Il0. for money and 10 7-l6 for the ac-
count. French rentes 10l francs 62l1 centimes'
Spanish Is I'm London. 4Os,
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. CONC Mex
lean silver dollars. 47lsc. Bar silver in London
- 15-lGd.
GOLD PREMIU Mn Madrid. Nc. Lisbon, O'o'
Buenos Ayres. 127 Rome l0s52.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Nov. II. m.-Amorican securities
aft"r a firm opening were quiet with declining
tendency. but recovered toward the close on gen
eral speculative demand The close was firm Last
prices were Atchl-on lG Canadian Pacific. S,5s; St
Paul ll62; Illinois Central. ll5: Louisville 62ls
Union Pacific preferred. =. New-York Central.
leoi2, Ere. 49,. Pennsylvania co.,. Reading 81:
Erie first preferred 36's Northern Pacific preferred
~. and Grnnd Trnnk -.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS Market firm and active on
a well distributed volume Of business The more
important dealings ere IN tn" Atchison Issues,
Chesapeake and ohio 4i2s. Rock Island Is. Chicago
Terminal As. Kansas city. Pitshurg and Guf lists
Kansas and Texas DDS. Mobile and Ohio Is Balti-
more and Onto issues (whon issuedD. Norfolk and
Western consolidated is. Northern Pacific general
lien 3s oregon Shor' Line income Rs Reading Is
ST Louis and Iron Mountain IS. ST. Louis South
western I<'s and 2Is san Antonio and Aransas
Pass IS Texas and Pacific 2ds Union Pacific A..
Wisconsin Central 1st receipts. Southern Railway
5s New-York Central Lake Shore 3i2s and Wabash
issues Total sales par value, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE ADVENT RERS.

A Novel BY II. B. MARRIOTT WAISoN'
With Illustrations by A. |. Keller Post
SvO. Cloth, Ornamental. 81 30.
4 stirring story Of treasure-trove In which
there are schemes and plots and narrow escapes;
there are fights and riots and battles; there are
exciting chases through London and many won
derfu happenings in the Welsh forests.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

popularity. The romance has a slightly manu-
factured air but # is and glowing In spite OF
General Walaces rather commonplace met re
could not. I'm fact help extracting from the ahnalS
Of Old Mexico rich colors and dramatic lhc,u.ii.S.
Mr.. Pape has sympahzed with the drama III hl'I,s hn <
Il off skilfully in his full-paRe plates, anu ne n"S
also used his archaeological tastes to some luPVo'
The ancient decorative motives or the uine =.
appear in his ornamental designs, ana the az
mosphere OF the book IL really strengthened Sl'u u
enriched. There already exists a beautitui hoi,ual
edition OF "Ren-Hur." These volumes shouiu NC
placed beside it
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE COPPER PRINCESS.

A Story. BY KIRK MUNROE. Illustrated by
W A. Rogers. Post svo, Cloth. Orna-
mental. 81 %.
strong and stirring story Of the Lake Su-
perior mining country, told with all Mr. Mum
roe's familiar spirit and swing
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
STOCKS GENERALLY STRONG.
HEAVY SALES OF BONDS.
MONEY RATES FIRMER-FOREIGN HOUSES
SELL AMERICAN SECURITIES.
IV''" "

Closing prices Yesterday or the pr''o'pa' n.
tive securities and nF changes from 0"'"''"'
last quotations were as follows
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

MONEY RATES Money on call 2iz per cent
Time money. per cent FOR sixty days 3 per cent
for three months. 3n3i2 per cent for four months
and 3iz per cent for six months. Commercial
paper rates were 303ia per cent for three months
3ni per for four months and lu4 per cent for
six months Names not 80 we'll known ruled higher
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Mark duh and
trine easier. Actual closing rates follow:
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SIght


DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -- New-Orean4-Com
mercial. 81 discount bank par. Charleston-Buy-
Ing nc discount selling. par San Franci,eo-
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Mem pnbli1ailons.


A Novel BY FRANK r. STOCKTON. Illus
trated by A. Il. Frost Post Svo. Cloth. Or
namental, 81 80
Mr. stocktons new novel is a story OF vaca-
tion-life in the Adirondacks.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NEW-lORK STREET RAILROADS.
Reported BY {. l. Hudson q Co. Not. "a a 50 wall-~ly
BONDS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

THE TREASURY STATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results %
TWO days ago compared with the last preceding
statement gives the following balances.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
DUMB FOXGLOTE.

And Other Stories. BY ANNIE TRUMBrLL
Svo. Cloth. Ornamental 81 -.
There is a most delightful wholesomeness
about all Mrs. Slossons characters that draws
us towards them In a way that convinces US OF
their fidelity.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
SOCIAL LIFE ~ THE BRITISH
ARMY

Ry "A British Officer" Illustrated by r.
Cation Woodviile Post Svo, Cloth. Orna
mental. 81 90.
These articles form an intimate account NJ the
duties, military and social Of officers In the
crack regiments Of the British service. Mr.. r.
Cation Woodvile. who illustrates the papers.
has long been known expert in military
draughtsmanship. and his striking pictures do
much TO emphasize the originality and interest
Of the text.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Actual cash bais2ea 400 2.a s2ao aSo s2s 2ss
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S3aa555. internal row
enue receipts. s.372S71. and the miscellaneous re-
ceipts tio5sl. total Government receipts for the
day. N.s2 4ss: expenditures. $4,000. Receipts FOR
the month 10 date slS3Ss 746: expenditures s23 254
oOO: excess of expenditures. N.S652A. Receipts for
tho hscal year to date sl>3i266S3: expenditures
s26i q7a 523. excess of expenditures. ;1Si52.Sm Re-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption yes
terday s275,iH
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.