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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-11
METAL.

NEW YORK, October 10.--Much to
the surprise of the local copper trade
prices advanced about 1924 points to-
day and jobbers were ready buyers OF
supplies for immediate use. At the
close spot was firm at $500 to $500
for Lake Superior and 161sa169sc for
casting and electrolytic. At London
copper prices opened shade higher,
but later eased Off and closed I'M
changed from the previous night s
close. that is E63 lbs for spot and
G6S SIS for futures. Tin was easier
locally with spot quoted at $24 25a
24.50; spot tin at London was los high
er while futures were 12s Cd lower, thus
spot was quoted at G112 los and flu
lures at E106 SIS. Lead was without
change at home or abroad. closing at
$4.371a and 6 IL lbs respectively. Spell
ter advanced S points again to-day on
local buying, which closed the market
frm at $420a4.25. London was dull at
Ell rs Cd. Domestic iron markets
ruled inactive but about steady at I'M
changed prices. Glasgow warrants
closed at 53s Sd and Middlesboro at 45s
7%d.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, October f0.--Cattle. re-
ceipts, 1000 head. including loo Tex
ans, and $50 westerns. All good fat
steers strong: everything else dull AMI
lower. Good to prime steers s6.2oa6.sb,
poor to medium 50 .50a5.90. stuckers and
feeders s2.00ai25: cows $l.25al.60;
heifers $2.00a5.00, bulls Sl.75a4.7b:
calves S2.50a3.25; Texas steers $2.90a
375: western steers S3.65a550.
Hogs. receipts to-day. $4,000 head;
tomorrow, $4,000 head: left over, 1000
head; market STRICTLY stronger for
good, steady for packers: mixed and
butchers s6.00a6.40; good to choice $500
a6. go: rough heavy S5.75a610, Tight
s6t5a6.30; bulk of sales s600a6.20.
Sheep. receipts. $4,000 head; sheep
strong and 10c higher, lambs strong
and higher; good to choice wethers
$S.5oa3.90; western sheep $2.75aSG0;
native lambs. poor to choice $2.b0a5 10;
western lambs S3.2ba4S5.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. October TO-
Cattle steady; choice $5.75a6,O0; prime
$5.50a5.70; good $b.l0a5.S5.
Hogs, slow prime heavy $6.60a6.70;
medium $G.45a6.50; best workers. $6.30a
$40; light workers $6.OOa6.15; grassers
Sc. 90a6.25; pigs s5.20a5.60 skips $1,000
300; roughs $4.50a6, 10.
Sheep. steady, best wethers s3.G0a
$40; culls and common $1.o0a2.00: yeatt
lings $2.50a3. 80.
Veal calves S600a6.50.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 10.-The Com
mercial Advertisers London financial
eahlegrap:
The better feeling in the stock mar
Eet continues, although trading Is
quiet. The American department at
treeted most attention to-day, dealings
in that group steadily increasing IN
volume. developing into burst of ae-
tivity on the street after the close of
business. In the upward movement
the coal stocks, play Norfolk 4 West
ern led with Atchison and Union Pa
cihc also popular. Ths bear contin-
gent here is rapidly taking TO cover.
apparently looking upon the campaign
for lower prices as exhausted, Au-
thorities predict sharp upward move
ment, as all other markets have been
sold to standstiil The Bank of Eng
land has engaged fS5,0oo gold from
Egypt and e2s.0.1 from South Amer
lea.
Money on call began at Ia percent
on an installment of the last consols
loan and closed at | per cent.
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Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, October 10.-l2:3s p. m.
Thus far to-day the stock market has
shown a firm tone. A fair increase in
the volume ofapusiness also has occur
red. To What extent the public has
participated in the larger dealings Is
problematical, but it is not evident
that the bulk OF them has been made
up of pool and syndicate operations
The effort to work up sentiment has
been apparent in the circulation Oh
rurnors that a deal of an improbable
character. but calculated to fire specu-
lative imagination. is in progress be-
tween the northwestern railroads. OPP
timistie talk concerning next Satur-
DAVIS bank statement based largely on
an expected decrease in the loan ac-
count. also has induced much short
covering. We believe the market will
shortly disclose the real absence OF a
good buying power and therefore ad-
wise sales on further advances.
c. /. HUDSON & co.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October 10.-Grains ruled
dull andIharrow TODAY evidently walt
ing for the forthcoming government
report and December wheat closed Y
shade lower; December corn unchange
and December oats lac higher. ProvS-
ions c.osed 2ha5c depressed.
Wheat showed a slight Improvement
at the opening in response to the steatv
tone of the cables. Liverpool and
Paris were depressed. but nothing in
Keeping with the decline OF lie here
yesterday. The scarcity OF offerings
here also tended TO give December a
better tone and 1t opened a shade lower
to a shad higher at $685. to 69Mc. The
market was poorly supported, however.
and influenced by the early easy feeling
in corn. December sagged to 69lse.
From this point, pending the govern
ment report there were only narrow
fluctuations, save a slight reaction in
sympathy with furry in corn, and
December closed STEADY a shade lower
at 69Lc. Local receipts were 165 cars,
none OF contract grade, Minneapolis
and Duluth received 702 cars, making a
total for the three points of S67 cars
against 600 last week and 669 year
ago. Primary receipts were lao bush
els compared with ,036,000 year ago.
'Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour
equaled 1923, 900 bushels. Appprehen-
sion of an increase In the government
crop report together with lower cables
and liberal receipts had a depressing
| influence on corn. and December opened
shade to haAc lower. There were
| buyers enough at the opening. how
| ever. to keep the market fairly steady
and on an increase of points in the
Missouri State crop report December
eased off early to 561sc. The light trade
seemed to be mainly one OF waiting for
definite turn In affairs. Toward the
end Of the session there was uneasi-
ness among bears who had sold early.
who. In spite of the prediction of
greater bear influences tomorrow, be
gan covering until December closed
sf.eady and unchanged at 56ssc; receipts
were 240 cars.
Oats fluctuated only &c and were
profoundly dull. A few receivers re-
ported more liberal country acceptances
and there was a small outside demand
| for May, December closed steady NC
higher at 353sc. Receipts were 14S
ears.
A slight early steadiness was an
parted to provisions early by the re-
port of a firmer hog market, but the
same Liquidation for the outside account
continued to depress products gener-
ally. January pork closed &c down at
$1492H; January lard 212c lower at
$3.50. and January ribs sc depressed at
$3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 100 cars: corn, 245 cars, oats,
$50 cars: hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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October closed at 60TSc: December clos
ed az 81 iac.
Oats. receipts. IS. ZOO bushels; exports.
!. 500 bushels: spot market steady; No.
2. SsAc; No. 3. SSise No. white tliaa
42isc; No. 3 white Ale. Options quiet
but steady.
Hay. steady.
Hops. steady.
Hides. steady.
Leather. steady.
Wool, steady.
Coal quiet.
Cut Meats. steady.
Lard. steady.
Cofiee-Spot Rio. steady: No. In
vaiee 5sse. Mild. quiet; Cordova 7isa
lie.
Sugar Raw. steady; fair refining
3 5-i6c: centrifugal sac; molasses SUI
gar Sc. Refined. steady.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. October To-
Wheat steady; contract grade October
7liAa72c.
Corn, quiet bist steady; No. ? mixed
October 6iAa69Ac.
Oats, steady: No. 2 white clipped
4stsc.
Butter, Arm; fancy western creamery
22t9c; do nearby prints csc
Eggs. firm; fresh nearby and western
gle; 40 southwestern Ice; do southern
1Sc.
Cheese. Arm; New York full creams
fancy small 1oSa10hc: do do fair to
choice 9al0c.
TOLEDO. O., Oosober 10.-Wheat.
dull and steady; cash 72isc; December
73hc; May 76he.
Corn, dull; December 56Ac, May
5SAc.
oats. nominal; December S6&e; May
SSAc.
Rye. 50iac.
L.overseed. quiet and steady: cash
prime October and December s517A.
Oil, unchanged.
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INSURGENTS ARE ACTIVE.
Troubles In Several Parts OF tho
Philippine Islands.

EhttlNpinG iNtnnAss
MANILA. October ia detach-
ment Of the rwenty-drst company Of
Macsbebes to-day encountered a large
force OF insurgents near Lpa. province
OF Betangas, Lieut.. Beau, Of the Maca-
Sebcs. was Killed and one OF the force
was wounded The enemy was strongly
intrenehed. After two hours lighting
the Americans retreated to await re-
inforcemenss.
The insurgents numbered over 500.
were armed with Remington and
Mauser rifles. and apparently had
plenty of ammunition.
Martin. a teacher at Mauban, was
captured by insurgents while visiting
a neighborlng town under an escort OF
native police. The next day his cap
tors, relenting. tied him In a hammock
and carried him to point within a
mile OF the town and released him, say
ing he was non-combatant.
The entire police force of catanag.
province of Tayabas. numbering eleven.
have been carried off By insurgents.
armed only with bolos. Presumably
the police made no resistance. though
they were well armed with carblnes and
revolvers.
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NEW YORK, October 1888 p. m.
The market showed fairlactivity up to
the close, and advances generally were
maintained. the last quotations being
near the best of the day. Continued
pressure on the short interest was
mainly accountable, which is about
closed out. Prominence was given this
afternoon to the rumor noted by US
this morning of Northern Pacific
Great Northern deal, whereby control
is to be unified by means OF proprie-
tary company. This especially &C
counted for the remarkable advance in
Great Northern preferred, and the not
able gains, all entirely manipulated,
made by Northern Pacific preferred
and Union Pacific. which latter com
pany would benefit by reason OF It's
extensive holdings of Northern Pa
cific. The bull demonstration further
was helped by expectations of fav-
orable bank statement and by the rise
in the coalers by reason of promising
c. I. HUDSON & co.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady
Wheat, No. spring 67Aa6sc; No. 2
red 69a70c.
Corn, No. yellow 56ssa56kc.
Oats. No. 2. 35%c; No. white 37ka
38Ae; No 3 white 371aa3Sc.
Fair to choice mailing 55a5Sc.
No. / faxseed 81 LAB; No. | north
western S1.47.
Prime timothy seed $5.53a5.60.
Mess pork per barrel $13.75a13.S0.
Lard. per 100 pounds S9.421za9.45.
Short ribs. sides 0oose), sS.20a8.40.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), 79sa
7%c.
Short clear, sides (boxed). ss.s0as.90.
Whisky. basis of high wines s1.3o.
Clover. contract grade 1885,
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 barrels, wheat,
205 goo bushels; corn, 243,0o0 bushels;
oats, 227 900 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels;
barley, $1,000 bushels.
Shipments = Flour, $4,000 barrels
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 100000
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; barley, 10000 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creaneries
14a211ac; dairies 13a19c.
Cheese. steady at 9s4a10%.
Eggs, firm, fresh 1711c.
NEW YORK, October 10.-Flour, re-
ceipts, 84,105 barrels; exports, s, 16S bar
rels; market very dull and about
steady
Wheat. receipts, 156.75O bushels; ex-
ports, 55,2S7 bushels; spot market
steady; No. 2 red 75ssc f. o. b. afoati
Options market opened steady; closed
steady at unchanged prices. May clos
ed at 7s1sc; October closed at 1874 c;
December closed at 751sc.
Corn, receipts. 81.700 bushels; ex-
ports, 1878 bushels; srot market
steady; No. 2, Size elevator and 61Mc
afioat I. o. b. Option m ket opened
steady; dull all day. advancing late on
q demand from shorts; closed steady
and unchanged. May closed at &c;
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A NOTABLE REVIVAL
or Speculation In the stock Market.
Many Runners Afioat in Expiana-

tion.
TRY Associated Press,l
NEW YORK, October 10.-There was
a notable revival of speculation in the
stock market to-day. following the
wavering and hesitating movement of
the last day or two. Pretty much
every department OF the market be-
came affected In an increasing degree
and in the late dealings the market be-
came fairly buoyant and closed active
and strong at about the top level. This
sudden outhurst of speculation at n
reversal of the recently current senti-
ment caused a circulation of many
rumors and gave rise TO superstition
of some important development in the
financial world not yet disclosed TO the
public The rumors conferred about
supposed further developments in the
northwestern railroad world and early
took the form of plan for adjustment
with the Canadian Pacific. which might
eliminate competition Another report
specifically formulated was that pro-
prietary corporation was to be formed
to consolidate the ownership OF Great
Northern and Northern Pacific on the
basis of 200 for Great Northern pre-
ferred and lbs for Northern Pacific
common. Northern Pacific preferred to
be retired at par.
There was a decided increase OF ac-
tivity in the railroad bond market and
prices generally advanced. Total sales
par value 81 so COO
United States new As advanced II per
cont nm the las call
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accompanied by reports that pioprie-
tary company is, to be formed with
which win be deposited the majority
interests in Great Northern preferred
and Northern Pacific common, and that
these stocks will go in at 200 and 125
respectively: Northern Pacific preferred
to be retired at par on January LIST.
Official corroboration is lacking. but the
story is believed in well informed quar-
tiers. though the figures given above are
said to be approximate. OF course. il
such plan is carried out the losic of
the situation would susgest that il is
an arrangement between the pal ties
who were opposed in the interests last
May. The view was taken by many
people that the great interests were sat.
isfied that II was fully sound. The an
thracite coal shares were prominent IN
to-day's market and very strong. Lon
don bought slightly on balance. De-
mand s4.76A.
LADENBURG. THALMAN & co.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, October 10-The mar
ket closed with very firm tone in all
lines of staple cottons, to-days advance
in raw material causing further reserve
on the part of sellers. The demand
has not increased to any extent and
business has been moderate In all lines.
Borden continues buying regular print
cloths at &c for any delivery to Feb
ruary 1st Cotton hosiery is quiet and
irregular in low grades. Knit under
wear steady but demand quiet.
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READ THE SUNDAY REGISTER.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. October
1O.-Wm H. Williams, rs years old,
who says his home is in Lima Ohio,
was murderously assaulted last night
by negro tramp. Both men We're rid
ing on freight train when, at point
near Stelton, the negro suddenly drew
revolver and fired at Williams, the
ball lodging near his heart. The negro
then went through his vikim's pockets
and jumped of the train kpd escaped.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK, October 10.-Coffee flu
lures opened steady In tone with prices
unchanged to points higher. Prices
further advanced to 10 points by mid
afternoon, with final bids 5a15 points
net higher and the undertone steady
Sales amounted to $3.50 bags, includ-
ing October at $5.15a520; November at
$5.20a5.25: December at $5.25a5.40; jan
uary at $5.35a5.40; February at $5.55;
March at $555a5.65; April at $5.75;
May at $3.50; July at $5.S5a5.90; Au-
gust at $685.; September at $6.05.
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READ THE SUNDAY REGISTER
Smallpox Among Indians.


WASHINGTON October 10.-The In
dian bureau officials estimate that the
number of cases of smallpox on the
reservations throughout the west is be-
tween 100 and $50. About ten deaths
have been reported during the past
week. There are eighty cases at the
Bad River reservation in Wisconsin, but
no deaths have yet occurred. Other
reservations where smallpox is
prevalent include Leech Lake, Mile
Lac and Fond Du Lac, Mimi; Devils
Lake, North Dakota; Yankton, South
Dakota; Crow Creek, South Dakota;
lSeger Colony, Oklahoma; Pima, Ari-
Gona, and Bloomfield, Nebraska.
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ot S eaies FOR the day. sss 800 shares
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 10.-Money on
call steady at 3a3% per cent; last loan
at 3 per cent; ruling rate 31a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 41aa5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange very strong with
actual business In bankers bills at
$4.S6A for demand and at $4.S4A for
sixty days; posted rates $4.849a So
and S4.S69a487; commercial bills $4.83
a4.S3h.
Par eiluor h12Lc
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THE AARKE! TOOK
An UPWARD TURN.
THE MORNING WAS Not RE-assUR-
ING JUST AFTER THE OPEN
ING, BUT An IMPROVE
MEST SOON SET IN,
RESULTING IN MARKEDCHANGF
TIE RAILROADS WE'RE CoSsPiC'-
Gus N THE ENHASt ED
TALUEs.

,tobiscn was the signal for the In
creased Confidence In tAe Rail-
road sitnatton-an Interesting
Runor of New Railroad combi-
nntion-stcels scored a Fractional
Net Advance on Moderate Trans
uetions-The situation Holds Forth
The Promise That IL May De the
Turning OF the Tide-The General
OusiueSs situation.
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NEW YORK, October i0.-S;32 p, IN.
The upward movement started with
heavy buying Of the coal stocks. The
ramor was again heard OF the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific and d. 4 q.
coming under one management Shorts
became alarmed and covered freely
throughout the list. making very
strong market at the close. We should
not be surprised to see the rally go fur
fhas
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sneclal TO the Register.

soeclal to the Register
NEW YORK, October 1o.-The Lon
don market for Americans was quiet
to-day. but Norfolk & Western was ex-
eeDtiorally strong. There wss very lit
tie doing in Copper. TIE Pank CT Eng
land rate of discount was unchanged
~ per per ceat. Liverpool reports
November corn Il lower; Deeemb r
wheat Is higher; March wheat Il
lower
The local market opened at about the
same temper as previous recent days,
bat some ginger was soon manifested.
ard an advance SGT in all along the
line by eleven e'clcck. By neon the III
dications were for something in the ma
ture Of strong rally, and as the day
wore on prices held well, and the close
was generally at the high notch. The
railroads were particularly strong,
based largely upon Atchison. and ru-
mors of another big consolidation OF
railroad interests also had marked
bearing. The outlesk is for good
bank statement, and there are many
predictions that the turning point has
heen reached. and that higher prizes
are due. Stocks ex-diVidend to-dly:
Car & Foundry common. " ditto pre-
ferred q; Northern Pacific common,
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NEW YORK october 1880 p.

NEW YORK, October 1880 p m.
stocks are much the most
prominent in the market to-day and
were strong with practically no excep-
tion. Industrials were steady and clos
ed with advances in most cases. but did
not attract the usual amount of atten-
ton. Great Northern was the leader
in point of strength and the buying was
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. October To-
To-day's statement of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund shows;
Available casa balance siT4.o6i,6 eli;
gold. s10o,se4 .0s1.
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NEW YORK. October TO- 4 p. NJ
As indicated In our market letter of last
night. the increase in the Atchison was
signal for restoration of confidence
in the railway situation. Although the
opening to-day was dull and somewhat
lower. il soon became evident that there
were no stocks pressing for sale and
that liquidation had run it's course. and
short covering and buying for long ac-
count produced broader and higher
market, the tendency OF which in the
course of the day became more pro-
nounced: so much SO, in fact, that to-
days market was complete reversal of
its immediate predecessors. Several
circumstances contributed to this de-
cided change. In the first place.
money was reported to be notieeably
easier. The London market showed
strength and advances in the leading
international listed stocks. The con-
tinued absorption of Anaconda and
Amalgamated for the last few days con-
veyed the idea that the decrease In Sc
curities had reached its limit, and with
it stronger tone throughout the indus
trial department was observable, eepe-
eially as favorable reports continue
concerning the iron and steel trade.
The railway list was particularly in
fiuenced by the action of the leading
Morgan stocks. Great Northern pre-
ferred, Northern Pacific and Erie were
the leaders on The report mot officially
eonfirmed) that these systems will be
merged into one and new stock issued
therefor. The Gould interests also
showed a firm tone. and there is no
doubt that the favorable action on the
Atchison dividend was the great in
fluencing factor in bringing about
higher market values for the moment.
The market closed at or near the very
best figures, with considerable adj
vances in the leaders of to-day's ses-
sion and with an apparent tendency for
higher prices in the immediats future.
J. S. BACHE & co.
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, October 10.-Wabash,
first week in October, increase, $29, 659;
from July LIST, increase, 1867 1877.
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'rhe Woman aud the oranr." ny
n. A. koblcgard. a famous young
Weston writer. viii appear fr tn
sunday Register. Don't miss IL.
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KELLY. MILLER & co.

NEW YORK, October 10.--Sb0 p. m.
GENERALLY the way in Wall street
when they think il is all over the big
men are working together. and the taps
says the Northern Pacific deaf is about
to go through. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred rose to par: Great Northern pre-
ferred rose per cent. and St Paul and
Union Pacific were buoyant. The coal
eFs were well bought. and Norfolk and
c. g. o. look like doing better. Market
looks well and like bl BROADENING.
DICK BROS. Il co.
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Z Ser eeAc. Nav 7aMa72a {

ce5 Der esAc: May 72&a7ss4c
rn. December 56sse, May 577saSsc
Oats. December 35sse; May 31iac.
lork. January $14.92 bid. May sl5.02.
Lard. January $500 bid; May $3.50
bid.
Ribs, January $3.50; May s7.s7.
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In whcciinx. Rend the SUM
day Register.
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YcStcr.laS.s Prices

The following table shows tho opening.
high. low and closing prices Of stocks on
3aIl street efsterdav:
Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, October TO-
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+sss'.sss..t.s '%foffi'o " y pSi 'Yf "
Totals for the week as reported to Brad
streets: Exchanges, s646,s94 05; balances.
$50, 1881. Average exchanges, Sl0l s32 81
average balances. sl3 B6.57.
Same week last month: Exchanges
1854, 237.S2; balances, $1l2,24S99. Average
exchanges, $97 1921; average balances
SIS, T0s. 49,
ALEX. MITCHELL.
Manager Clearing House.
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Government bonds strong.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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The HaxIett fluctuations.

yesterday by Howard Hazlett e. Son. no.
kers, National Exchange Bank Building:
NEW YORK, October 10.