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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
Snow and Cold in West

The Cincinnati express, due in this
city from the west at 1853, was two
hours and Il minutes late last eve
ming. Poor western connections was
the cause. The car roofs We're COW
ered WIN snow and the train hands re-
ported sharp, biting GOODNESS in tbe
west,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

State flag to a Boer commando, at the
same time expressing the hope that
they would carry it to glory and vic
tory. Another member of parliament
is said to be recruiting for the Beers.
In addition, wealthy farmers are now
aiding the invaders.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27
CENSORSHIP HAS
Been RELAXED
News Coming More Freely From Seat of
War in South Africa-No Great
Change in Situation
THE COMMANDMENT OF LADYSMITH

British Naval Guns at Conso Silent For Several DaysPet Jo
bert Tricks Back to Firing Line With Ecat-Bg Bunch of Brit
sh Officers Sent to Pretoria Prisoners-0ne Bton Killed
in Sorte From Beeaguered DISQUALIFICATION Times Raps
incompetent War 0fce-Thrfty John Bull Fears Americans
Will Receive War Contracts
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

sick and need advice write to DR.. R. v.
Pierce Buffalo, N. Y.
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already but let him know that you know
it.
HOW TO MAKE A FORTUNE AND
KEEP IT.
The greatest fortune of all is health. 1t
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deals extensively with the leading topics
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be well and stay well. And this great
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only, you will promptly receive a copy Of
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-27

the sound of the steps Of the giant on
their track they flee as fast and far as
strength lasts, then the crack of a pistol,
the flash of knife, opens what seems IN
their Encouragement to be the only way
of escape.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
SEPRESE NTATIVE SALES.
ncclr Az WE
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

McGrau & Robinson Of Newton were
shippers Of medium weight hogs in good
condition, which sold on the close at the
top price.
Henry Steinkirchner Of Newton had
down a car load Of heavy hogs which
sold at the top figures
G. c. Carson of Mt Hope was in with
a car Of medium lights, which brought
the car tops.
There was little doing in the cattle d.
VISION yesterday from lack Of sale stock
in Only a few hoofs from the driven-in
trade was received, and It was dull all
day There was one heifer sold which
brought S3-27, and two Texas cows aver
aging $40 pounds selling at s.. so
IL was quiet on the North side yester-
DAY, both at the packing house and the
yards. The house killed in the morn
ing and did all the shipping Of orders
cue 10 get out and then closed down at
z 0 CLOCK for the day, to enable the forces
10 see their queen, Of whom they are all
very proud. 1t was intended to close
on morning mails made it impossible. Il
was heavy day for shipments. and all
departments were hustled to get things
liked Tor the half holiday.
mere were several callers at the DOId
pant yesterday, some being old-time reg
ular Shippers who desired to see the place
where their large orders Of meats come
from Then. there We're others who are
rev customers, and who placed their
Inst orders yesterday
Diminishing hog receipts and 2 eood
cash demand strengthened provisions,
trade was active. January pork opened
shade lower at $3.50, and rose to 50 "a
January lard and ribs opened unchanged
al $50 and 1921
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS

The parade yesterday was only lacking
in bicycle riders. More than 1000 wheels
are estimated to be in the city yet not
more than twenty of them entered the
competition for the prizes.
c. B. Thatcher, 525 North St Francis,
Who was thrown from a wagon and run
over the day Of the Parliamentary race,
IS improving and about able TO be out.
His leg was severely injured by the acct
dent.
Colonel C. T. Prouty of Kingfsher.
grain inspector for Oklahoma; Frank
Wooster, deputy clerk of the district
court Of Garfield county, o. T, and ]. D.
Butts, sheriff OF Grant county, O. T., are
taking in the street fair.
Mr.. II. c. Reeter, who lives at the Bur-
ton car works, had his team stolen last
night from a hitching place north of the
court hoouse. The team was light
some time during the carnival excite
ment.
Hon. and Mrs. T. A. Russell and daugh-
ter Buelah Of Belmont, Kan, accom-
panied by Miss Maude Pratt, are here
taxing IN the fair. Mr.. Russell, who has
seen nearly all the fairs of Kansas and
number of eastern festivals, pronounces
Wichita the best-One he has seen.
Following are Carl Brownies dates: On
Sunday afternoon at D. m. Carl Browne
Will repeat his lecture on Expansion"
on Market street near DOstOffice. To-
night he will talk on the West Side. on
Douglas avenue, near drug store, and on
next Monday evening he will speak on
Douglas, near Ida avenue. East Side
One of the iolliest railroad crowds in
the city yesterday called upon the Eagle
in force. They were: A. T. Abbott, sup
erintendent; H. w. Daub, superintendent
of water: w. r. Cannon, superintendent
Of bridges and building; P. G. Dayton,
roadmaster; A. E. Kramer, district
freight, Fort Worth; w. P Bossart, train
master; h. Drake. Wichita; L. NJ. Dun
can, travelling passenger agent; L. D.
Cooper travelling passenger agent, Chi
cago and Alton: A L. Fisher. travelling
passenger agent of the Northwestern.
H. ]. Roy, the shoe dealer, had a great
crowd in front of his store Wednesday
afternoon. Promptly at l o'clock he
threw away several cases of shoes, the
remainder of the McNaghten stock, from
the top of his store. The shoes were in
boxes and tossed into the street, where
they were caught by who ever was for
tunate enough to get hands on the box
first. Several hundred pairs were thus
thrown into the street. 1t was a great
advertisement and doubtless impressed
the visitors with the enterprising bust
ness mon If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
Don't Step on a Rat

To kill him Don't feed reaches and bed
bugs on the so-cailed eNtermInatiu- pew
6ers, which don't even make the bugs
sick When you want 10 rid your homo
nj all kinds Of household ve.niu. why
not do Il in the easiest, Su-est. cieanaS-
and cheapest way-5y using Stoarns'
Electric Rat and Roach PaSre2 It's easily
Bpplied IN cracks and crevices or spread
on a piece Of cheese, and no ba6 adars
ran arise from its use. as Il entirely con
surnes al animal matter Rats eat q ana
Die outside the house, Il they cannot get
but. inside of TWO days the paste consume
and bones, so that there is nothing lett
10 smell.
One Of the largest seed stores in Wichita
used one box last year. found IS dead rats
next morning and never had any smells
or trouble with rats afterw9rd
A Galveston houSekeeper writes US:
"LaSt summer 1 bought q box Of your
Paste, used Il around the sink in The
kitchen one night 10 kill the cocl1roaches
and next morning We swept Jas dead
reaches into dustpan on the kitchen
floor"
Stearns' Electric Paste has bean -na,7a
for over - years. Thousands ans rS911e~
apds OF housekeeperS have used ii durlng
that time and We have never had cnS
ein-Je complaint Instead We nave hmm
dreds Of letters Ike the above f--9 N o
the PASTE. and calling it the best Ye-nin
For sale at all dealers. sc n box.
If your dealer does not keen II sens
stamps and we wiIl sepd yeu q box
Stearns Electric Paste Co.,
Chicago, III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
HOGS REMAIN STEADY
Very Light Supply and Quail
ity Good.
TOPS STILL STAND ATS3.95
Practically no Cattle Market.
Receipts Off,

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
steady, with light supply. This quo
taion was in line with the rest, although
one point gave out a shade lower, and
one higher, most of them, however, be-
ing reported as steady. The receipts were
light, but this was expected, as this is
Wichita's holiday week and many of the
regular patrons of this market are up
here having a gay time. Receipts ev-
erywhere were light, and there was a
general falling off. There was a strong
local demand here and everything in
sight sold at once. There were three
cars Of fat butcher hogs and they sold
well and were very fair grade of stock.
OF the cars being extra heavy. The local
The Dold company took in all that was
many times as many, as they are killing
As matter Of fact it was a quiet day
arrangement to take in a good string OF
hogs had they come in Most Of the firms
and officers were down in the city, but
all stock would have been bought at
once, as the buying element remained
was coming. It was light day as to
business but good Is to tone and strength
Of the market and the demand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
UNEQUAL
Continued from First Page.)

with the lowest estimate of yield, with
out exhausting the visible and mill sup
plies, Prices of goods have risen so far
that there is also some doubt whether
they can be maintained. Wool has also
elistted a powerful speculative interests
and sales of Il, 293 600 pounds for the week
represents about twice the consumption.
But it is stated that manufacturers, ex-
elusive Of the American Wool company
have been buying quite freely and white
gods for mems wear, outside of worsted
were not particularly active, there has
been excellent buying in dress goods.
Sales of $1,000 tons bessemen pig and a
reported demand for 10000 tons billets in
a bare market at Pittsburg, have made
quotations less intelligent than uual.
Bessemer sales at S23 for next year and
s24.50 for this year at Pittsburg are re-
ported, with billet sales at S39 to $40, and
sales of sheet bars at S36 per ton. The
western market is stOng, and the eastern
not changed. While large orders for
bars are refused at Pittsburg by the
works, which are full for many months
ahead, others just starting are seeking
such orders at 81 cents and the Chicago
and Pittsburg markets are still full OF
orders for plates, although the works at
Pittsburg have nearly caught up, and
some of them are now taking only 2.75
cents against 2.90 cents last week. Some
works are also taking orders for sheets
at 80 and in other directions there are
signs that the enormous check owing to
shortage of cars at Connellsvile, which
restricts delivery of coke, the output for
the week having been 1929 tons, with
more ovens in operation and prices I'M
changed. In the minor metals, tin is very
dull and declining at 81 IL cents and the
copper market has been broken. lake be-
ing freely offered at Is cents.
Failures for the week have been AS in
the United States against POI last year
and 20 in Canada, against "a last year.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Oct. 20.-Cattle-The small Of
ierings of cattle today were well taken
a. steady prices. Good to fancy grades
Solu at 30 vd6. 10; common to medium
steers. A.OGd4-50; stOckers and feeders,
S2i5d4.S0; cows and bulls, 81. 01d4. 50;
Texans. $3.35G4. 49, calves 50. GOA. 80.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was fairly active
the better class bringing steady prices
but common lots ruled weak. Fair to
prime, 81 .25Gi+ As; heavy packers, Sc. S5ep
80; mixed, $4.l5d4. 37la; butchers, S4l5
G44ll2; light weights, $t.10G4 42l2; pigs,
IS. S004.25.
Sheep-There was an active demand for
sheep and lambs at ruling prices, which
are much higher than a week ago In
ierior 10 choice sheep brought 81. 50G4 60;
~esteEns, $3.Z544.G0, and feeders, SO 400
6..v; inferior to choice lambs, 50. 1850
Recelpts-Cattle, 1900; hogs 10000; sheep
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, 40, oct. 20.-Cattle-Re-
CeiptS, 1000 natives. loo Texans: market
steady. Native steers. .Sl7506lO; Texas
steers $2.l5g5.o9; Texas COWS, $2.4o@&.05:
native cows and heifers. sL5JGAi0; sock
ers and feeders, $3.25QL75; bulls, $2.S59
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Bulk Of Sales. sL15Q4.l7 IL; heavy, $4I0a
80; packers, sap l-2TA22 u; mixed.
sLl2 l-2a415; light. S495a4SO; yorkers'
A2OG430; pigs. $3.75GA25
Sheep-Receipts 1000: market steady
Lambs, S3-5OqA9o; muttons. $5.C0Gl.5U.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Oct. Receipts, $500;
market steady. Native shipping and beef
steers, S3.996.50; stockers and feeders
S5.Sfa4.60; COWS and heifers. S2eOI450;
Texas and Indian steers. S3.35T415.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market sc higher
Pigs and lights. &.25dAS5; packers. $4,000
so; butchers. SL30d44o.
Sheep-Receipts 800. Market firm. Ma
i've muttons S5.S5Q4O0; lambs, Si.0Cd5 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
PULLMAN At RECORD
On Merger With Wagner it
Rises to 207 3d.
LIST REGISTERS NET GAINS
Rise Encouraged by Easing
Sterling Rates.
list REGISTERS NET GAINS

New York, Oct. 2o.-The point Of great
est interest in today's stock market was
the active speculation in Pullman, which
was rushed W after yesterdays sharp
reaction, an extreme IA points. TO
207 81. a record price. The motive was
the official confirmation of the mercer OF
the Pullman and the Wagner palace cal
companies, which the stock tape has
foreshadowed for some time. The pap
Eshed assertion that the Nalderbil-S are
/, to get the Pullman holdings - IiCston
and Albany ad Boston and Maine stocks
as an incident 10 the deal. ann mat New
York Central would -hus gaia contraI OF
the New England -ailroad'S affairs, gave
the bulls an opportunity for an active
speculation n New York Central. They
lifted the price o. that stock En extresl Z
S-4 The influence Of this movement on
the rest Of the list was marked the
other Vanderbilt stocks, % course, NOV
ing most closely IN SVmpa ~. The De ;
covered heavily al Through the list. The
bears covered heavily all through the
list The prominent industrial speCialties
were most affected. especially Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit the dealings in which
Were very large. The hesitation which
had been caused earlier in the day by
marked weakness of the glucose stOcHs
and by sympathy Of other industrials was
overcome by the strength Of Pullman
and New York Central and prices If The
railroads rose quite generally ABOVE las-
nights level The casing Of tile rate for
sterling exchange ENCOURAGED the rse,
but IL gave way to pJrtiJ taking IN the
last hour. when the preliminary esti-
mates Of the movement OF money for the
week appeared and the ~ate for call
money stffened 10 s Der cent. The mos
active stocks reached a point, and in
Pullman, the reaction eWen1sd 10 rearly
Z points There was some rally before
the close, which was firm and 1T small
net gains for most of the SOCKS. Tie
strength of the market. however, was not
widely distributed and. in fact. was al
most wholly confined to the most active
Stocks. The banks have gained slightly
from the sub-treasury on routine oueEa-
tons by reason of continued large els
bursements for government expenditures
and on account of ANTICIPATED interest.
But the outgo of money 10 the interior
has been heavy. The weeks shipments
by some large banks have been the larg-
est of the season. The net result is esti-
mated by experts at loss in cash by the
banks of nearly 700, 900 The easing of
the exchange rate in spite Of a slight
hardening in the London discount rate
was significant. The threatened outgO Of
gold to London may be averted but II VIII
be because of a higher money rate here.
Interior rates for New York exchange
show no cessation of demand from those
quarters.
Closing prices of stocks were as fol-
lows:
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Fro'a ne Jss-nal. Car's-rill. "

tries IN me eight months epding with Au-
gust. 1S9s amounted TO N4s77.,sS. against
Sl9S9.lf6 in the corresponding months nf
1899 and s.. S5l5l6 IN the corresponding
months Of 1880. hides and skins. So. COS So
against Se7.slN.eSf in The corresponding
months OF 1898. and In the corresponding
months % 1897; india rubber. s.. sso slS.
against SIl.tlS. io} IN the eight months Of
lA9N. and si3. io0 CAS- IN the corresponding
months OF 1897; raw silk FOR use !n manu-
featuring. 81. g-2P against SIC S9 I'll in
the spondlug months 90 iSqS and
Sc ii6. 156 IN the corresponding months OF
1897.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21

New York, Oct 2O.-The market for met
ais was weak and lower today with small
business The news from outside markets
proved disappointing. but the unsatisfac-
tory condition of the market here was
due more TO indifference of buyers and
less optimistic views OF sellers than 10
anything else. AT the close the exchange
called pig iron warrants dull at SIS nomi-
nal; lake copper easy, SIS; tin lower,
s31.5O and S3l65 asked: lead unchanged,
$3.50 bid and $4,e5 asked; spelter dull.
$3.50 bid and $40 asked. The brokers
price for lead is $40 and for copper
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
DRY GOODS 1IA.EErS

New York, Oct. 2o.-The market ruled
quietter today in so far as general de-
mand for staple cotton goes, put there
are more buyers than sellers and tone
continues strong throughout for staples
and still further advances looked fer in
bleached brown and coarse colored goods.
Prints selling we'll in staple varieties at
firm prices. Print cloths firm a. 81
cents for regulars but no demand. Wide
odds in good request at full prices Lin
ems are in limited supply. Tone strCng
and prices against buyers. BurlaDs in
fair request, but somewhat Irregular in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
BASEBALL

PHILLIES WIN THE FOURTH GAME
Brooklyn. Oct S.-Phfladelphia won the
fourth game Of the match series today
by better hitting McJaHles was knocke z
out Of the box IN the NTH inning and
was succeeded by Donovan. who held the
Phillies down The weather was cold an Z
the BrooklynS tjel5ed rsgEe5ly The
series is now tied, and tomOrrow'S game
Will decide. Score:
Philadelphia ...... 1000 Su :
Brooklyn $500. o I06GI00 10 {
Batteries-Fraer and AIcFarlan1 and
TAanavsn. AcJamss and Mcclure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
Foreign stocL.apd uosrv

New York. Oct a0-The Commercial
Advertiser London financial ca5legrarn:
''Kaffr shares were buoysnt and absorb
ed the main interest IN today's dealings
on the reortei British victory Al Glen
C1e. The other markets were firm but
iifeless. Americans hardened at the close
Final prices were az the top"
Berlin. oct 29.-The boerse today was
firm. Bank shares advanced. notably
DuetEche bank shares On the anSciua-
tioa OF a reIchsbsnk dividend estimated
ar 80 oaT cent. American securities we're
well eff-t-s.5--13
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ANNT-AT. cJvVENTTOv n r =

ANNUAL CONVENTION Il. c. T Z.
held a. Seattle. WAsh-. October = % y.
1s9s. For the above occza4oa ts4 santa
Re route vii sell tickets 70 Seattle aas
return AZ Faes q one fa-e f9r The r5uas
trip Tickets On sale Crtoosr IL = and "a
Going fFansli unslt octeber a FInai r.
tura Hnals N5veznbsr e. tgf. stop-1ve-a
vii be allowed within HaaIt &C going All
return tip n any point
L p DELANEY. AEea-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York Oct. e0.-Options opened
steady with prices 500 p0intS lower n
sympathy with q sharp re acton in
European markets. Following The cal; a
steady undertone prevailed with trading
active. Europe and the investment pdG-
lie We're large operators. Longs were en-
couraged by firmer Brazilian markets
light receipts. large deliveries and a
healthy ruling of the spot market. Closed
steady % TO - points net lower. sales
$500 bags, including November, 4NG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
H~w Work uon.v Hart.e.

New York Oct 10-M0ney on call firm
- al 5as per cent. last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper I-21f per cent.
sterling exchange easy with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills a - I-s1ts7 Il f1r
demand and az t32 f-fTs - IL for sixty
certificates 5s13. bar silver. ~ -. Mex
can dollars a. Government bonds steady
state bonds weak. railroad bonds irrega-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21

On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market ranged as follows:
Butter-Dull. but steady; creamery, 15Gl
&c; dairy, 13laIi9c
Eggs-Steady; fresh, l6l2c.
Cheese-Strong; creams, ll12Gl2Ac-
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys, l06
10iac; spring chickens, 912c; hens, SIC;
ducks, SQS14c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nc. Oct 20.-Wheat-De-
cember. 64lsc: May. 6Sl4c; cash. No. 2
hard. 6Sikc; No. 8. 6oG63c; No. red, 81
G6Sc; No 3. 64G65c.
Corn-December. 2sa4c: May, 2Hsc; cash.
No. mixed. 2SS4c: No white. SEC; No. 3,
294.c
0ats-No . white 24l2c.
Hay-choice timothy, sS.25aS. 50; choice
prairie, $5.15H7 %.
Butter-CTeamery Isa2c; dairy, l5c.
Eggs-Fresh, 14c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, No. oct. 2).-Wheat-Lower; ;
No. red cash, elevator. 64iac; track. IN
&c; December, 7oisc; May, 75c; No. ,
hard. 6SuS9c.
Corn-Lower: No. cash, Sic: track,
Sl9t 152c: December, 29'sc, May, 35ssc.
Oats-DUll; No. . cash, 251zc: track, &c:
December. 23l4c; May, sc; No. : white.
26iac.
Rye-Lower; s5c.
NEW YORK
New York. Oct g.-W heat-ReceiDts.
1880: exports, . Gas. spot weak. No. ?
northern Duluth. S.lsc T. q. D.. afaa- TO
arrive, No ! hard DU,uJh 5s5sc 20 arrive;
Nc. > red, 1855 elevator. Options closed
point Of the day. Marcia closed ISic.
Niay, - 1sl.c- closed -Sasc; October
> E5-lS IlS@sc. closed 95sC, Deem Der.
- l-I6c. closed g Sc
Corn-Receipts. l47.f75, exports. Us. 81.
Spot steady, Ne. ? arc adoat size ele-
vat1r. Options closed tirus az an a1-
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COTTnN.

Galveston. Oct. 29.-Cotton Steady,
Use.
New Orleans. Oct zO.-co:ton-Qulet;
middling 7-Sc
Liverpool, Oct 20 -Cott5n-S2ot fair
demand; prices lower; American mid
ding, SO 13-32d. Futures closed "uie5
New York, Oct. 90 -j'ott9n-FUtures
closed very steady. October, SL0i: : cv-
ember, 500: December. $40; January,
S7.13; February SIZE; Marca. ST.; april.
$40; May. $7.21; June. N.-2: July, $7.23;
August, S723: September, $5.95.
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Going
East

49Oc; December, 4.sOG5.1Oc; January. 1850
55.10c; March. 5.1od52Oc; May, 80, d5.5Oc;
June. 5.25G54Oc; July 5.3095.45c; August,
5.354 555c; September, 540Q5.45c. Spot, Rio
steady to firm. Mild firm.
Sugar-Raw firm and tending upward.
Refined steady but slow.
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York, Oct 2O.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week with the percentage Of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
CORES onding week last year;
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Three 5sIsrs sE5 sixty cezts C1sn va
tze Great Ha-s .z-z1-. WichltA 20 Casa
sg-izsz z15 tegs1 Leave WlcAisa =
n zr<gvs Gus4z ssrizrz JssG a. n Re-
tu-uiax sezve Gus5s E2z5gs 81 : H a.
rive AZ wgczSsz a. n