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NO MORE COAL EXPLOSIONS.
One of the Horrors of the Miners LIE,
Eliminated.

One of the Horrors of the Miners Life
Eliminated.
A process has been invented by James
Tonge Of the Manchester Geological Soci-
ETY., which may rid the mining of coal of
one of its greatest dangers. By means OF
II coal can now be taken from the mines
without blasting. The process Is hydraulic
and so simple in operation that the great
wonder Is it has not been thought Of before
Instead Of being violently disrupted, as with
powder, huge pieces of coal are wedged
away from the parent body by means of q
s.nple little pump worked by hand. 1t has
been tried in one Of the English coal mines,
ana the result was so satisfactory that
preparations are being made to install the
mine with the apparatus and discard ex-
plosives altogether. The whole apparatus
weighs fifty pounds and consists Of q car
fridge or cylinder of steel, Is inches long
and three inches in diameter, a hand pump,
pressure gauge and light, adjustable
stand. Mr.. Tonge's own description of how
Ii is used Is graphic enough He says:
THE coal is holad near the floor to the
usual depth, and a hole Is drilled near the
roof to about the same depth, as though
making ready for the usual blasting. When
this has been done the cartridge Is put in
the top hole and pushed to the back. The
pump is coupled to the cartridge, the sue
ton pipe Is placed in a small bottle of
water. and the work begins. In a few Sec
onds the cartridge is charged with water.
Then the pressure comes on and begins to
show on the gauge. Half a ton-a ton-a
ton and half-two tons per square inch!
During this time cracking sound behind
the cartridge has been telling that the pres
sure shown on the gauge has had the effect
Of shearing off the coal at the back, the
sprays or boiling props being kept in their
place In front. The gradual way in which
the work Is done. without shock or jar Of
any kind, prevents any damage to the roof
Of the shaft, in striking contrast to the ae-
ton of explosives of any kind. The whole
operation of loosening tons of coal requires
less than twelve minutes from the time of
placing the cartridge in the hole to the
breaking down of the lump. Inasmuch as
the holes can be placed further apart than
when blasting Is done, a much larger guam
t:ty Of coal can be taken off at time. and
thus the productiveness Of the mine can be
increased, and the advantage of being able
to do without explosives cannot be overes-
timated when the saving Of life is taken in
to consideration"
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following IL list of advertised letters re.
naming IN the Washington d. c. Pest Office Sat-
uriay, February %, 1898.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
should call for Advertised Letters"
If not called for within two (2) weeks they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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HIS Signature.
From the Atlanta Journal.

How do you sign your manner" asked the
tax collector OF the Pumpkinville citizen,
who had come in to register for the easc-
ton.
How did the kernul. thar, sign hissen? ''
asked the citizen. indicating the young
lawyer. who had just registered and was
passing out the door.
why. he signed his o. Tolliver Johnson,
Esquire % 80
wal. Jest put mine down Hello ION
Phillips. EsQuah.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND vt. yER
non RAILWAY
FROM STATION 1aIk STREET AND Aru

FROM STATION, 1917 STREET AND Pa AVE
N EFFECT NOVEMBER II. 1877.
For AiexandTta. week days. $50. 1:o6. 7:s6 ex,
500. 6:86. $50. $50 1896 ex-, II co. ll:lS RI
1906 az. l1:zo 1:l6, l:l6. 2:06 az. 1:40, 3:So
$3.50 e. S:ls e.: 4;so, sos. $40 ex. $50. e:o6
Fog Alexancr1a. Sundays, 1:45, $50. e:S5, l0:3O
HIS An: 1900 noon. 12:45. lao. 1:lt son
3:46 go 6:iS. e:sa. e:lS T:3o. SIS. o:o0 i0:00
For Mt: Vernon, week days. $40, $780, lo.ox
1900 An; 12:o6, l:i6, 2:o5. $50. 7:o6 PM
neon, 2:1b 8.46. 6:lB PM
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week days
2:06. 2:40. S:20. AIS. $40. sos. 7:06 500 p hi
For Arlington and AQueduct Bridge Sundsys
Y:l5. 6:45. o:15. 1850. 11:16 AN; iz:00 noon
l1:4S 1:so 2;ls. 500. s4s. $780, sis. $500. Gas
elnss ticketes ut staeoa. bicycles, . ceats saeA
/ Purce3s 'earxie4 80
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RAILROADS.

CHEsA FAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANEEST SCENERY OF
AMEkICA. ALL TRAINS NEsTiBtLED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED.
ALL MEALS SERVED N DINiN,; CARS
STATION SIXTH AND STREETS
Schedule In eject February -, 1sas.
2:2o Pm. DAILY-tincinnati aud 81. Louis Spe-
cial.Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman sieepers
TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. indianapolis
and ST. Louis without change Parlor cars Cincin-
natl 20 Chicago.
u:1o Pm. bAILY-F r. v. Iimited-Solid train
for Cincinneti.e Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati,
lexington and Louisville without change. Open
Tor reception OF passengers at pm. Full
man compartment Virginia Hot Springs,
without change. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
GAYS Daily connection for the Springs. Slecpers
cincinnati to Chicago and st Louis.
Z:0 IN DA1LY-For Gordonsviic. Charlottos-
Sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake aud Ohio
oh1ces, ois and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station.
II. W. FULLER
rex General Passenger Agent.
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Old Point Comfort
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
So Hours fromW Washington
Via renna. X. r. and r.. and
Chesapeake and Ohio Rys.
Schedule ir effect February r 1875.

Schedule IT enect February z. 1S9s.
WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT SPECIAL,
4:l5 pm Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Solid vesttbued. electriclghted. steam heated
train. with combination coach. parior car dining
car, and observation car-throuRh without change.
Arrives Richmond, 1:40 p-m.-Old Point. e:45 pm.
1881 an - daily except Sunday - Parlor car
washington TO Richmond. and Richmond Old
Point. Arrive Richmond 2:s5 pm; Old Point,
$3.50 pm. Transfer at Richmond
Tickets and reservations at Offices Pennsylvn
kR. 18th and q SITS, and at station Full In
formation at and o. ticket Offices.
fe22-u II. w. FULLER. General Passenger AGt.
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Women like manly mamie is easier to
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FOR RENT-FURNISTIED ROOMS AT THE Ho.
tel Majestic, lith aud Yale NV; single and en-
suite: perfect in all appointments. The cuisine
is a special feature of the house.
ja6tf Il. J. MARSHALL, Manager
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KANSAS CITY Nc. TheMidland E p. S1up "A p. Sup
LAKEWOOD, NJ. Lakewood Hotel, A.P., 81 up
LONDON. Eng. Hotel Cecil. E-P.. 81 up
IONDON(W estminster,St 81. Ermin'sHote High class
Unexcelled for luxury comfort. cuisine E-P., 81 up
MEMPHIS, Tenn. .Gsyoso Hotel. APP. 81 50 TO 81
MOBILE, Ala Battle II Sc ms&bath. A P 80. so up
NAPLES, It.. .tSplendid view southl Parker's Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, La .NewS. Cha rles Hotel A. p. "a up
do. ..... The Cosmopolitan Hotel E.P., Sl.50 Up
do. Hotel Grunewald, E.P.. 81 up
NEW YORK. IN. r. Barry, The st. Cloud E.P.. 81 so
do. The Westminster. A.P. 35o up; E.P. 81. 80 up
do. 18th &15th St Hotel Kensington E. p. 81 so
do. iChambers& W b way Cosmopolitan, p. $1up
do. Use. 9Th av&l5 st Hotel Hanover, "A. p.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va. Chamberlin, A p. 81 up
PHILADA.Pa The Al1ine. A. P 50. so; Ell 81 soup
do. Restaurant alc&tdh, The Lafayette. EP..S1 up
RICHMOND, vaTheJeferson. Z. p 81 Soup; A. P, Soup
STGEORGE, Staten Island TheCastleton, AP.. 81 up
ST LOUIS. Mo. Planter sIIote E.P soup; AP. 81 up
do. .Lindell Hotel. E.P, 81 up: A.P., $3.50 up
THOMASVII.LE, Ga. .Piney Woods Hotel A. r.. Sup
VIRGINIA BEACH Princess Anne Hotel. APP 81 up
WASHINGTON, D. C....Arlington Hotel, A.P.. IS
do The Raleigh. E.P, $1.50 up
do. Riggs House, Willard's & National, AP. So no
my162O. %, 2Tthenstf
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TANFA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL. ap
Opens Dec.S: DIP. Hathaway Mgr.
WINTER PARK. SEMINOLE ap
Opens Jan. II; 4. e. Dick. Mgr.
KISSIMMEE, THE KlSSIMNEE. ap
Opens Jan. 3; L. z. Bullock. Mgr.
OCALA. 0CAI.A HOUSE. .ap
Open all year: p. r. Brown. Mgr.
BELLEAIR. BELLEvIEw....
Opens Jan. IL; W. A. Barron, Mgr.
PUNTA GORDA. Htl. Punta Gorda mp
Opens JAN Ia: F. III. Abbott. Mgr.
FORT MEYERS. FIT Meyers Htl. .ap
Opens Jan. il; F. H. Abbott. Mgr.
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EG d: -
zsEESs4sgs.
<GSaG IS
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SEEs SIS
80 z EH
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AAotoAs h.H-. ~ All ., -
KEY WEST. HOTEL KEY WEST. az
MIAMI. ROYAL PALM. ap
MIAMI. BISCAYNE HOTEL. az
PALM BEACH. Royal Foincisna. ap
PALM BEACH. Palm nrach Inn. an
ORMOND. THE ORMOND. go. ap
ST. AUGUSTINE Ponce de Leon ap
ST. AUGUSTINE. The Alcaxar. .ap
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COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT AT BRf0AN.
ttne-Beach lots at low prices, upon which cot
tAges may be built for use next summer. Hour
and half from Phila., In season Ferry across
inlet: Apply for Illustrated pamphlet, r. D. A.
PARROTT, Box 26S.Atlantic City. NJ. 5a28-1ms
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DENTISTRY.

weekly and monthly in5tallments; crown and
bridge work speciality. Dr. T. w. STUB BILE
FIELD, Mertx building, 11th and SITS. se2s-tf
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FLA..JACKSONVII14E.. st James Hotel. AP..
Fla. SUWANEE SPR,GS Hotel and famous xat
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SANDERSoN'S HOTEL. ANNAPOLIS, Md
Large rooms; modern conveniences; abundant tn
lie; boating, bathing, fishing; s. per week up
ward: w. HENDERSON, Prop, formerly Con-
gressional Hotel, Washington. je2e-tf
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STOCK DEALINGS SMALL.
PRICES GENERALLY FIRM.
SENTIMENT MIXED WITH POLITICS
BONDS AND MONEY

Closing prices yesterday OF the pr"cipa.
tive securities and net changes rom "o"'''
quotations were as follows
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY sTATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
Of two days ago compared with the last pre-
ceding statement gives the following balances:
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER S1oCho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
THE TRADE " CHICAGO.

Chicago oct Is (SpecaD ALTHOUGH II looked as
II tho foreign demand for wheat haltng. the
prices to-day advanced i2c and closed pretty
nearly the top. There was an inclination
here t. even up over tomorrov's holiday. Liver
pool I'd TO 1Ni higher. Although New
York reported the acceptances over night of about
sixtyfve loads. exporters with few exceptions said
II not easy 10 sell wheat TO the other side
Large shippers here said their offers had not been
accepted. and that return bids considerably
under the market Western receipts were large
1sO,ooo bushels at primary points against 100000
bushels the same day last year; the Northwest had
LH7 cars. against l.l3o and there were &7 cars
here against 203. December opened at 65Ac sold
between 652.c and Sc and closed s5ssGS57.c. on
the late curb 1t 6oiac The closing strength
cable reporting damage by frost in Argen-
tina. The increase In the worlds visible. 4737,00o
bushels, much less than expected CONT
Mental markets were slow Minneapolis reported
only moderate -four sales Liverpool showed ar
rivals in three days OF $3.50 bushels. and of over
100000 bushels In six days. Almost all OF this
however was American wheat Seaboard clear
ances $4,000 bushels New-York was the
strong market. The inclination here rather
bearish. The unusual strength OF helped TO
keep wheat steady. SO did stormy weather West
and Northwest. New-York at one time was TIC
Chicago. 1t will be Peace Jubilee Day here
Wednesday, with all the markets and the banks
closed.
Corn was up &c and closed at the top. There
was large cash business. abou, 500 mn bush
els. The seaboard reported 10 loads sold for
port Rain and snow through almost all the West
ern States A smaller movement pretty GER
tain. TO-day's receipts We're 49, cars. with $50
estimated for Tomorrow. Samples &c nc
higher. Liverpool Sd I'D higher.
board clearances were 40 O00 bushels. May opened
at 33hc sold between 33a.03ic and closed AT the
top. It was the biggest speculative market in a
month. There was good deal Of profit taking.
but also some doubling up. The contract stock,
87G5 900 bushels showed an increase for the week
Of !. $4,000 bushels Prices tonight show adj
vance In the last fortnight of Sc bIshe for May.
Oats followed corn. they have been doing Of
late up lac TO &c. December closed at DC Nav
opened At 23Ac. sold between 23N and 24c, and
closed az PC sellers. Receipts were 336 cars. with
$50 estirna ed FOR tomorrow aboard clearances
1900 bushels. There keeps UP large ship
ping demand mostly all rail. Elevator people were
moderate sellers The contract stock. 5000
showed an increase for the week OF 5000 bushels.
Provisions dragged up to the last hour. Just be-
fore the close early scalping sellers turned buyers.
The last prices 2qc TO Sc Monday all
around It a small day. There were large hog
receipts 81 90 at the Western points. against
56 600 last year There were however. enormous
shipments over 466t00 pounds Of meats and 4sl5.-
600 pounds of lard. on the curb puts December
corn 336sd33s.c: calls. 3ii7a3tNc.
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WALL STREET AVID VICES.


OUTSIDE SECURITIES Marker dull and
irregular Standard OIL closed at 416M Al.
agains, 411G4lSi4 on Monday Last prices Of
other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Elevated
new stock. 23i2G25l2: preferred. j4Gi6: Brook
Ign City Railroad 21Ila@2lS1a: Standard Gas.
common. 1874 12S. preferred. 14OG 40: Mutual
Gas 290d310 New Amsterdam Gas. common.
25626: preferred 64d65: Glucose. common GO&s :
preferred. 10SQ 1OSlA
GOLD IMPORTS-Total imports Of gold
rived arranged for from Europe since August
amount to SD .42J.VO
INCREASE IN EXPORTS Exports Of mer-
chandise from New-York for the week ended
yesterday increased in value over the preceding
week sSO5.5OO and over the same week last
year 81 1913 900.
APPLICATION TO DISQUALIFICATION has
been received at the Stock Exchange to list
S1SOO00O additional capital stock OF the Pull
mans Palace Car Company. making the total
$54 100000
BANK STOCK SALES-Fifty shares Of the
Phenix Bank stock sold on the stock Exchange
at 30 unchanged from last preceding sale
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT-The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows the following changes Cash on
hand increased 1O20Wp marks Treasury notes
increased 1.4W,pU marks Other" securities de-
creased O4SO.'bD marks, notes In circulation
decreased Ga 10000 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19

STATE ISSUES-Virginia funded debt 2-3s 70
1901 $4,000 sold at 1875.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm and rela-
lively more active than stocks. Total sales
amounted in par value 70 S134oooo. against
81 4@1 600 Monday. The heaviest dealings
were in the Atchison issues, Chicago Terminal
Is Denver and Rio Grande As. Elizabeth. Lex
tneton and Big Sandy IS. Erie general lien As
an prior IS Lake Erie and Western ID rs,
Kansas and Texas LIST is and DDS NewYo
Chicago and St Louis is. Ontario and Western
-efunding As. Northern Pacific prior As. Oregon
Rs lroad and Navigation As. Oregon Short Line
consOl rs and income AS. Reading is. Texas
and Pacific IDS. Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific.
Denver and Gulf lists Louisville and Nashville
unified As Missouri Pacific conso Us and New
York Central Lake Shore 3l2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans -
Commercial. 81 % discount; bank SOC premium.
Charleston-Buying. Nc. discount selling. par.
San Franclsco-Sight, 17i3c: telegraph, 2Oc.
Cipcinnati--Over the counter 50c premium be-
tween banks. par Boston-jQ 1i2c. discount.
Savannah Buying. Lice. discount; selling 75c.
per 81. 900 premium. Chicago-5c. discount
BANK CLEARINGS--NewY ork-Exchanges.
S157.775. 463; balances. SS,6S2. 163. Chicago
Exchanges. S19.770.721; balances. Sl,4l0,S2O
Boston-Exchanses. $50 45S 100; balances. So
44345 Observation-Disclosures. 81 544 16O; bal
ances. 1888. 1876.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Cau rate in
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London 215@3 per cent Open market discount
rate. 80 per cent for short and 31ad3es Tor long
bills Berlin discount rate. per cent Paris Z
per cent. Berlin exchange on London. ~ mar No
4412 pfennngs. Paris exchange on LONDON I'd
francs 30 centimes
EUROPEAN SECURITIEs.-British conso's'
100 $40 for money and 100 9-16 for the account
French rentes 100 francs 20 centimes. Spanish
per cents in London. ABS
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver Soc.
unchanged. Mexican silver dollars. 46%c. Bar
silver in London. 81 11-1Gd. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 5000; Ihsoon'
80: Buenos Ayres 151 so; Rome. 1oSo2
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BOSTON STOCKS.

T la,
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subrcriptgns for Ths Tfisune
n leceIve. az TIER tptown once. ~. lZfZ haaNss'
~ door north ~ until o'clock sdNeruse-
ments received al following branch Offices az regu ar
Office rates until o'clock p VIZ ~ IN ave, : =
cor 23d-s 49, Nh-ave. l2th-st MACY bth-a,e,
Columbus near West ""th 81 ipp
West 42l-s near S,h-ave. 10 East lith-st 2ai "es
42d-st between 7th sth $50 East t'ihst 3Ss
I'd ave between 10th nth lp26 90 ave near
8ist-s T. 7os 1st-ave. near so,h-s'' e0 80 ave nes.
4ist-g N5t 3d-ave: 30 Beecker-st 323 Beecker-st
onS ave go East 79th-s 1921 3dave 652 % ave.
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BONDS.
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Higher prices in London were foIlc"eo oE d
Arm opening in the local market "hilc 'hrous"
out the greater part Of the day me Ee"ei"
movement OF values was in favor OF 'he ou''''
There was however. little activity. advances
beinc made on Insignificant transac'!ons' AS
Wall Street sentiment il more concerned WIN
noli,ics al present than with the daily course Vi
ouoteiiors il is encouraging 10 record 'he la''
~. continent was distinctly improved yester-
day. owing 10 the enthusiastic reception up 'ne
sta.e Of Colonel Roosevelt Wall Street IN
co,roanv with the whole business community
secs danger Of Industrial disturbance in Demo-
oro,ic Congress victory this fall and the posi-
hui.,. ~ the free-silver men increasing theH
,,o,rar in WASHINGTON is the only important
+oo.,r NOW holding stock market trading IN
check Indications Of Republican enthusiasm
theodore exert a sautary influence upon the
Wal street mind il not actually Increasing 'he
volume Of Stock Exchange business. But II Is 'io'
unlikely that in Of accommodating evidence
Of a sound money victory throughout the coun-
trv the securities market will become aCuNe I've
1n-e tho election. Il is not unusual in periods
ute he present for large holders to absorb
stocks quietly in expectation of hiener prices
II eood-sized break should suddenly come
there would be many substantial orders 10 buF
stocks.
II is hardly pertinent 70 make remains ui'"
railroad earnings and other factors underlying
values. when they are apparently so lorelsh u
Wall Street discussion. but attention is calIeu u
the St Paul earnings for the second week III
October The company in that week made the
best record in its history for OCTOBER earnings
A gain IF about Sf40O over the sa me week a
year AGO was reached rejecting not only
large grain movement but a big increase ID
general merchandise traffic The 81. Paul COM
many Is the only one Of the great Granger roads
that makes weekly statements OF earnings anu
as CONSEQUENCE its returns serve a barometer
of the progress of general railway trahlc IN tne
Granger territory. In ordinary markets week
" increase in ST. Paurs earnings OF Sl4o'VVo
over 1897. and Of about 100000 over 1896, would
inspire pronounced bull enthusiasm. The time
will doubtless come. however when the current
fall earnings of the railroads throughout the
country will be a factor in the stock market
encouraging higher prices. bull sentiment ana
genu.n. investment interest OF the other roads
ranort,ne for The second week noteworthy show
inrs we're made by Denver and Rio Grande'
International and Great Northern, Texas and
Pacific and Wabash
The stock market closed dull and irregular,
with prices somewhat weaker than earlier in
The dav Tobacco made net loss of per cent
and The industrials in general were heavy. There
were no important price changes in the rallroa1
lis: The bond market reflected a fair invest
rocnt demand. and in Government bonds the
new IS SOLD at he highest price vet recorded
7O57.. General financial conditions remained
unchanged
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-sales, 4s,5o0 cou-
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DIVIDEND Notices.
THE II. ID. CLArLuN COMPANY.

Corner Of Church and Worth Ste. y Y city.
10. 1894
The quarterly interest the preferred stocks will -
paid November LIST
Transfer books VII be closed IL NJ. 22d ana ~
opened al 10 A. NJ Nov 2
u y FORCE Treasurer.
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4 DVERrIsEMENTs ard subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at ttsi Uptown Oiice. No. LA. Broadway
"a door north ~ Slst-s until o'clock advertise
men,s received at the following branch oees al regular
once rates until o. clock via "a sth -aVel s. G.
cor 23d st lo2 9th ave. cor l2h-st Macys oth-a.e
and lith-st, li2 Columbus-aNe. West iVU
t2dst. between 7h and sh $50 Eas, 47,h-st ass
between 18th and nth 1923 Sd-avs. near
eis-st; Ios is'-sves near soh-st: $50 %,sS. nss.
4oos edav 2t0 East 79ths. Lo2i 3dAya 2edc d-Avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. 1S-American securities alter d
dull and rather weak opening were hrmer pu'
inactive The closing tone tas firm. Last prices
wore. Atchison. 13h: Canadian Pacific S5as
81 PauI. Xix; Illinois Central. 1l2; Louisville.
49,. Union Pacific preferred. 67l2; New-York
Central 40 Erie. 49, Pennsylvania 6O12
Beading SIX; Erie first preferred, BAH. and
Northern Pacific preferred, ~.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money on call, Pa per cent.
with exceptions at and ~ per cent. Time
money. 2i2@3 per cent for sixty days. 5 per
for three and four months. and 343k per
cent for six months. Commercial paper rates
We're 3nd4 per cent for the best names for all
periods and above for names not well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and
steady. Actual closing rates
Gables. Sight Sixty days.
Franc " 5221s S 2s,sa5 22iz-i-is s-i-l6d5 24s
Reichssn ks o. l5-l6 94% q94 1916 94i.G94 3-I6
GudsTs... 4OGio )-l6 %'f>u3S 1915
Posted rates Of the leading drawers OF for
eign exchange were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS..
reported by c. I. Hudson & Co. No. 30 Wall-sD
BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
THE DAYS OPERATIONS N BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales, 4S5o0 cou-
non IS at 1913. a 1865. $500 small bonds 3s at
10.lS and $1,000 registered IS at lo3A. Final
quotations follow: