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ROOM 1c7. STEWART BUILDING.
NO. go BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR.


Claims for exemption from jury duty Will be heard
by ns daily ut my oiice. from 4. NJ. unIil+ 7. NJ.
Those entitled to exemption are: Ciergynien Jaw
yers ph yBcians surgeons surge dentists
or teachers in n college. academy or public SCHOOL,
editors editorial writer's or Reporters OF daily news
papers licensed pharmaceutisis or Pharmacists actu
aily engaged their respective professons ana not
and freicn; election officers: nonresden,s aud city
employees. and United States employees: officers or
vessels making Regular trips licensed pilots actually
following that "a ling supe ntcndents conduci ors
and engineers OF n railroad company other than =
street railroad company telegraph operators actually
doing duty n SUCH Grand Sherfs and civil Court
Jurors stationary engineers: and persons physcaiy
sickness. deafness, or ether physical disorder
Those who have not answered AS to their !ihplty or
prove permanent exemption Will receive Jury en-
iolimcnt notice." requiring them 10 appear before me
this year Whether liable or not such notices must pc
answered On person po..bie and at this Office only:
bring proof o. exemptions IL liable he must also
swer In person, giving fall and correct name. resi-
dence Sc &C. NJ attention paid TO LETTERS
Ali gool citzens will aId the OF justice, and
secure reliable and respectable jures, AMI eluaIizo
the dnty by serving promptly when summoned, al
10 me any attempt at bribery or evasion and suggest
in n ancs for enrolment Persons between sixty aud
seventy years age summer Absentses persons tenn
iorary i'll and United states jurors are not exempt.
Every man must attend TO his own notice. IL 10 .
give any inry paper 70 snother To an
swrr II il also punt. hahs by ne or imprisonment to
give receive any present or directly OR Indirect
or make any false abatement and every case viii be
iu"' p'oS'' ROBERT D. MOONEY
Commissioner OF JurorA
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2nbHe Notteea.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.


should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially
s sy :. c
a ana sss By he not sss Ad
roreEn mails for the wee. ending June will close
Al Si'i HI Gfs 5sG swmp
t 4Ts os m%., b. for l E and
Si. Siss x S:s
:
qi Sh +. asfS'iG EE92Hsds dam tarExL
No. Sso D Us
Bremen t!etieIs for Ireland must be directed, "psr
sFf A111 ~ nd 1dnEs
p s',sm vi eyd' from S sSr
At6USTRIES VIA PsrnamSuco RIO rt jansiro' and
s s E. "!ana iSm
toF cThA per .,sSm.9R SSfesH y. I.ySPs
& s;.s
per steamship NoordLand. via Antwerp uetters must
stsS';a Di' S2S'fsnS steamship
pfpS VSsoTs Sn f1r nsSmnrE
\ r. per s!sas%ship Antiia; at =, H. Tor GEXzIl.
nna
.x d 81 5sy1!L.9 sss sI,si
le.ne: s..sF \: ~ sLtEFIELDs. per steamship
s,,.s
sF'Sfs 2
H s and ST AtRKh4 ss
La via ss
hampton DETER; for Ireland. Ge many, France.
Sni se lees sa ps sPtS New ss and " fsi
IRELAND. per s!.nn,,h,p duran a y. 2ueen.to.n
1ss s.A' 1;rs lr"f: Il
.:s ~ sss R;: !.
Europe, Via southampton aud Bremen, must b
direct
n * tSe direct ssHnss A. n"s .
e .ss FtoS
siGsr Mesissn state. snd CUBA must g diTss.sa
cRG1SRS q and s tsRHFASo ). "a Him PIN;
Sa :sps!:s:se1yP %sS; VII. E, EosfSff
siHSD J1IAJ. per slsn: deter;
toPP yLSEsvELH and erkASSsp Also sSvAsiL!A
other tss%b1s s psr,. saa tos Sassa. sas t.;s.
.;ss%ss'a t.ts@ Ss$ ~
Mails Tor China and Japan. per ste am:hip city Of Pc
a. $50 r. S isr a.
Zealand Hawaiian. FIT. and Samoan Islands. per
steamship Alameda uron san Franc,sco, close
here daily up 10 juno III at $3.50 I. NJ. tor
rival At New York Of steamship Etrurih with Brit
ish mails for Austraiin). Mails Tor tho society
Islanls per ship Troptc Bird from San Fran-
ciscol close here daily up to June "a at $3.50 p NJ
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands, per steamship Aus.
trala Qrrom San francisco close here daily up to
jane 80 at $3.50 +. NJ. Mails Tor China and japan
via Vancouver especially addras, ed only close at
thus office daily at $3.50 I. NJ. Mails for Sewfound
land, by rail- 10 Halifax. ann thence by steamer.
CLOSE at this office daily at $3.50 J. NJ. Mails for
Maueon. by rail to boston. and thence by steamer.
close this Office daily at $3.50 T. NJ Mails for
Cuba. bv rail to Tampa Fla. and thence by steam.
err tsailins Mondays and II ursdays) close at this
Office daily at ESQ A. NJ Mails for Mexico. over
land. unless specially addressed for despatch by
STEAMER close at this oiic daily at A. II.
Trans Pacific mails arc forwarded TO san Francisco
daily and the schedule of Closing Is arranged tho
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
To San francisco. Naiia from the East arriving ON
TIME at San Francisco on the day OF sailing Of steam
ers are despatched thence the same day
sRegistered mail closes at u r. ". previous day.
Extra supplementary transa lnntic mails are opened
on the piers OF the American, English French and Ger
man ut the honr OF closing OF supplementary
mails tho Post Once, which remain open until
within ten minutes OF tho hour of sailing OF steamer.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster
PosT OFFICE. NEW YORK. NY. June ., 1898
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Electric Stock 0uotatioas


SATURDAY June 1o.-Fiour sold to only a small sx-
tent. usual on Saturday. and prices were for the
most part nominal Exports GAS bills ac. Receipts
Al O02 bbiA. &c. Winter wheat brands In sacks were
quoted a. follow.; No grade 81. 7oes,.9oi nne sIao
&to; Supernne. s2o59S22b; No. extra. 2eoa
$3.50; No extra, sa.869s2. 5o; clear s2.7b9$3:
saiEs.n sslossso patents, sa|osss7o; Aiehi'
GnAn-whsat declined lfa9lc: owing e favorable
report wend be more favorable than some have ex-
psctsd. Chicago WAS lower Tho cables were hiRher.
bat the scarcity Of ocean tonnage her. s r'.trctinE
enormous, The Goysrnment report was received at 4
sS% cent assn.s ia esnt % month ago ana sss
year ssss spring wheat eonditsn; IesS = cent,
t t'r sS esss {sy sa sssss sfSGS;sSSs 49,
inouains $1,000 for EXPORT No. hard Winter Winter
iosk ehcios red ~ .sc under JOY adost. ExpsIisfs
s1so un ass. suy irene
Chicago; i5oql Su,h,; nIwaptss. slsoo; Snnssgo-
P: sS bn 1sa. k S sS Ss
s.,sSs sS Grand S,S;h fetal
saiCL $4,000 bush. as toliowsi
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important net advances werc in American
Sugar Refining. OK a cent: Manhattan. on;
Chicago Gas and Louisville and Nashville. ~
each; Lake Shore. 81: Jackawanna, 3H;
Omaha and Northwest, 81 each: Burlington
and Quincy, St Paul, and General Electric.
81 each; Union Pacific, 3: National Lead. IN;
Northern Pacific preferred. 2k: American
Cotton OH. ~. Rock Island. 2'G; DistillinG
and Cattle Feeding and Western Union. 2.
each; Wabash preferred. TX: Atchson. Ia:
Erie and Missouri Pacific, IL each: Chesa-
peake and Ohio. =, and Tennessee Coal and
Iron. * Y cent
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
n n folIoua.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Exchange place ats cor. ~. being 100 Ex.
change Mate, being interior piece; geo II
Bsdon and ano, oxors David Lord. to
DANIEL u aud Franklin Lord Jr. tenants. $500
anna miller to Samuel kempnsf, -. 1880
Di HS.nis.bers.T % Louis Gssirs .,,:.... $4,000
Broomsst. 1866: Clara Brown TO Adolf Man
fs%sas :. .U' Ioboo
sayd., 10 Lyman Epstein 1900
AMI: l:Ty = :, 4'n. : % 10 10000
fitsasSm @ ... "a. @ ALTO
RKoohDED hoRreAons
Burke Andrew. and wife to ThoI CumminB
courhlin r u ana wis 10 Mar; xi.
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Surplus. $40 1877. 800 Sl4.4lo.aOo Dec.S658a, 800
aas az. su,siHs ago was AND
The imports Of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods. at the port OF Now f0rk ler ths
week ensSng last night nr were sl Gal sn
SiI176 1ls for the corresponding week q j! last
year, The i'm ports OF specie were sga.241'
500 !oS Exports q .a spe S6s were foldt
Week: Ire TSe e eseo1ss spssie 9
se total f Of ss sH $50 1862 45a an0 '''''
es TnH Of for At 's
051. IN increase OF 1851. O74 as com pared
with the same month Of last year. For the Ave
1 HSni roads i' We're s3la SO an increase Fl
So. 1914 as compared with tho correspond
Ing period Of last year
Sc. earnlne s fuel and iron departrnents 500 :
sst sssesss asSn ga siaas
S Ss1 tssR sva.sa 81
mouths. s86606: proportion Of funds for in
a1ss ana
applicable to dividends on common stock
S Slas. slod FISK paid May 1' sln'e2' sur
The New York. Ontario and Western Rail-
road reports gross earnings Tor April OF $50
o2l. an increase OF o4.3oI as comphreeo Widn
a a." Decrease sas s Of So ioi. 10 ''' ''N ~
Tho Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad re-
or AS1 p
n %c saaS e last year. and net decrease
National bank note circulation outstan ding.
siass%RtSn and ssSd i5Gq9s Ffsf%sS
OF deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
w SsaE u aG sssos3 '00'' '''f0A'' LOT Tho
The receipts from, customs. for the week
1874 and q s E98 Ptsr Rsansf @
dS2.609 last week. The receipts OF tho Gov
eEngept Ter the month t. date hsy =, been a
1854. $50. $50. and the expenditures 1906. 40I-
Trsssurys 6a Ia .sos compare with those of
s2.: EN- n? nd ;s5sg
Legal isnd.r.: including ., 400 20. ,o.,at.o
Totals ..........sI22 Os9So si27, 5ao.e52
.r DfDsssi 6StHns ssas sd
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
fsoa eSHsss and notes
against the same. Sl34. OBJ $50. OF which S132.-
UD2.0T5 are outstanding.
Mohe N the open market Tor both short a and
three months bills. t,0liS p cent Amount
Of bullion gone int into o The Bank Of England on
balance to-day flWOO9 Paris advlces quote
change ON London ar 20 francs 2O;s confines.
The Statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many for the week shows o decrease In specie
OF 3, 100000 marks.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
gives notice that 1t will offer on June 80 to tho
preierred and common stockholders OF record
on that date SlZ.UOO.O0O OF its nve-year 6 q
cent collateral trust gold potes at % p cent.
the stockholders' right OF subscription. thus
insuring the placing OF the entire amount
The assents TO the Reading plan up to the
YORK excepted. mount to $l2, 532. 900 Of gen.
erai mortgage bonds and 102,311 shares Of
common stock.
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A Rich Farmer probably Murs.r,s.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. June 10.-Melchior Fox.
one Of the oldest and richest residents Of Eau
Claire. was murdered. probably Thursday
night. at his farm, about Q mile and a half
from the city on tho Eau Claire River. He and
his family lived IN the city, and had q summer
cottage on the farm. ne went to the farm to
the cottage. His dead body was found late
yesterday afternoon in the cellar By his WHO
and his Ron. in. law
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ERAsTUS UIM4N,S DEBTS
A Complete Schednle-R. q. Dun Refuses to
be . Preferred Creditor.

1t became public yesterday that a month be-
fore the general assignment Of Erastus WI
man all OF his Staten Island property was
formally made over to r. G. Dun to secure Mr..
wiman's debt OF $4,000 to him. but that Mr..
Dun declined to accept the transfer. and
said that he preferred to stand on ex-
actly the same footing as tho other creditors.
Mra Wiman joined in the transfer. and Da-
vid Bennett King was made trustee for Mr..
Dun's benefit The transfer was put on record
before Mr.. Dun learned OF Mr.. Wiman's in
solyency. and as soon as no did learn OF 1t he
had the property reconveyed. go as to benefit
all the creditors alike.
Besides refusing to accept the real estate.
Mr.. Dun turned over to the assignee nearly
100000 worth OF bonds. which no held as
collateral security from Mr.. Wiman. and he
now stands on no better footing than any Of
the other unsecured creditors.
The following is a full list Of Mr.. Wiman's
creditors as lled In his schedules. Among the
creditors Is Budd DoLle. the well-known
trainer OF trotting horses:
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WASHINGTON, June 1o-Thos. E. McCraoken
of Nebraska, o clerk In tho Dead Letter Ofice,
SO years old was to-day arrested by Post ONCE
inspectors for stealing money from dead let
tsrs. When arrested he had Just taken
Small amounts have been missed from letters
for some time. but net VI until recently was Me
in the service since 1881. and at one time WAS
receiving salary Of s.. 400 per annum, but
had been reduced to 5000. 1t is said that Me-
the contrary. was In the habit OF loaning
money to his associates
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Rio on tue spot was quiet and steady at lie for No
Raw sugar quiet but firm at 43s4Isc for 90 test
centrifugal. Refined frn.
NAVAL srORw quiet and unchanged Spirits turprn.
tine. 2,x97Uc. Common to good strained, si.s59
PErRolxux-rhsrs were no sales Of certificates here
National 83sc bid: OIL City. J3ssc also. Renned
changed.
Paoysios,-The receipts OF live hogs were small NJ
the West but tho trading there was light and prices
generally easier at the close Lard here was stronger
spot sales OF ~ tca city at oc Western at 10 i5c,
June. 10 2oc July 10 toc; September poe Dressed
hoEs steady a. yss's, ,JpM pig, n a. .S Msss PGrs
5,c. Beat butter 1sSzo>dc. best cheese. sAes,se
GorroseLiverpool was higher and this caused some
advance early. which was increased whom the Govern
report received stating that the increase in
the acreage this season 10 only one.hat of l y cent.
New York, Southern and European buying gave tho
market hrm appearance for short time. but realiz.
little below the last prices OF yesterday.
Many considered tho Government report altogether
bush. The belief Ia quite general that the addition
to the acreage this year larger by or cent than
stated by The Department OF Agriculture to-day.
Much 10 believed to depend upon the Developments In
the cotton trade Of ENGLAND as to the course Of the
market in the immedists future prIsss ended bare.
pool advanced AZ to points, and closed steady with
sales Of TO- 900 bales on the spot. New orleans
at 1871 8c for Middling nplnnds with sales OF SOi
bales for spinning The Southern spot markets were
quiet but generally steady There was an advance of
Lie a. two Of the southern Market sr New Orleans
2aio bales against 3os7 this day week and 1880
last year. The exports were 1000 to Great Britain.
The following are to-day's transactions:
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Any estimate OF the assets at the present
time would be nothing more than guesswork.
They are yariously estimated at from 500 900
only speculative value, 1t 10 difficult to NAL
an estimate Of its WORTH.
Most OF tho banks and several other credi-
tors in the above list are collaterally secured,
and, OF course tho amount OF unsecured liza
bllities will have to DO reduced by the amount
OF their claims.
A friend OF Mr. Wiman's said yesterday that
Mr.. Wiman would enter tho journalistic pro-
write weekly letter for q newspaper syndl-
cate.
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finnnrfaI.
efinnnfiaI.
OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ.
ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. ara SOUTH FOURTH ST. PHuIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June =, 1ess.
To the Security Holders!
THE PLAN OF READJUsTMENT PRO.
vIDEs AZ FOLLOWS,
I. For q Present issue OF SRA. 900 900 Col.
lateral Trust Bonds. which will not in,-
pair the rights OF amy or the other seeuri-
Ties OF the Company.
.. For the purchase, at par, as they mature.
OF the coupons OF the GENERAL Mortgage
Bonds for the next ave years, hut only "
the necessities OF the Company require II ,
ir not, the coupons will he paid Ia cash.
q. For certain concessions by tho Lehish
Valley Railroad Company. and by the
bondhoIders OF the Philadelphia, Reading
and New Engia.d Railroad Company, the
Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad
Company, the Philadelphia and Frankfort
Railroad Company, and tho Lancaster
and Qu.rryviIIo Marrow Gauge Railroad
Company.
Z. For Voting Trust for seven years.
8. A syndicate representing seo. 900. 900 10
pledged TO carry the plan Into effect n the
assents OF the General Mortgage Bond.
holders a.a Stock holders arc sumcient.
THE PLAN ACCOMMODATES,
4. The proceeds orthe Collateral Trust Bonds
will Iiquidate tho floating debt OF the Com.
panyy release from jeopardy $4,000. 900
OF securities now pledged for sS,s01, 900 OF
debt, pay OF all tho outstandi notes OF
the Company for equipment now In
and necessary for tho operation OF tho
road cancel all prior coupons purchased,
and pay all Overdue claims.
g. Avoids foreclosure and consequent die.
Indignation.
o. Insures interest on the General Mortgage
Bonds for I'VE years, ana possibly for all
time.
4. Preserves the interests OF the Income
BondhoIders and stockhoiders, In order
that they may derive the benefits to result
from the natural Increase in the husIuess,
and from n conservative and economical
administration.
since 1850
o. Insures q continuity OF management for
seven years. uninterrupted by contests for
control By uniriendiy or speculative Inter.
ests.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLAN,
1. Tho assent OF the holders OF Ninety per
cent. OF the General Mortgage Bonds.
e. The assent OF sbe holders OF Sixty per
cent OF the Stock.
These assents must he given by JUNE 81,
1923, by signatures to the agreements In per-
son, or by powers OF attorney.
Copies or the plan, explanatory, statement,
agreements, and powers OF attoVAey may be
obtained upon application to the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Company. New York, 1ey
South Fourth ST., Philadelphia, ana Dash.
wood House. Old Broad ST., London.
General Mortgage Bondh holders and Stock.
holders asserting to the plan do not thereby
bind themselves to subscribe 10 the Collat.
eral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH g. HARRIS,
President.
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A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK,

Low pricea for stocks the best guarantee Of prontG
The market urmisakaDy on an ~ basiS Low.
est price, IN years large increase In sarnngs and ini
proving prospects are all greatly in favor buyers
Unusually liberal concessions made To- prices Wills
real values OF good stocks uninpntred Buyers
have the hest opportunity IN year, for making Nancy.
Good pronts must follow purchases mahs a. present.
Wheat lowest IN 30 years: sure OF good profits if
bought at present prices buy and wheat Fatf
margins can make double profits. Viz. u
giving hundreds OF pages OF vital interest to ali en-
cared in stock Exchange TRANSACT ions including high
mailed free.
When desired, will discretion giving benedt
Of twenty years experience Telegraph orders our
sxpense. "cote" furnishes: margins to per cent,
commission l.id Bank reference furnished.
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1iridrnds mud Jnteresr.

ID ICo.AsPEN CONSOLIDATED MINING 90.
dividend OF ~ cents per share capital stock II
this company VIII be paid on June 10 TO stoekhoide e
record June II. -
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H-ov!cE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RE-
~ GAHD 10 CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY
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OFFICE OF THR
PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
sa1 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia. May %. 1sOa.
To the Holders of the General Mort
gage Bonds of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company.

Tho holders of the general mortgage bonds of tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company are
hereby requested to call tho office OF tho company
and to sign the proposed agreement bstwesa the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad Company. the
Pennsylvania Company for assurances on Livss and
Granting Ahnuities aud the holders OF tho general
mortgage bonds for the sale to the said Pennsylvania
Company for assurances Lives and Granting Annut
ties trustee for cash. At OF ten coupons OF thu
regstered interest they mature beginning with that
July l. 1893 and including that OF Jan 1898 to DO
held security for the proposed Issue OF coupon
certicate In accordance with the provisons of tho
plan for the ustment OF the affairs Of the Phads
phia and Reading Railroad Company and tho Phlia.
deiphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. and the
funding Of the floating and other indebtedness In
default The agreement also gives the bond the
option to take said certificates par instead of selling
tho coupons interest. and makes the csrtncat
deemabe at los cent and accrued interest out Of
the first moneys applicable thereto
Notice is hereby given that In order that the plan
may become operative. and DO carried effect It
Is necessary that the holders Of upward Of ninety
per cent OF the general mortgage bonds should
become parties 70 the said agreement on or before
the aIst day OF June. 1898. the plan will be aban
doned.
Copies OF the satd plan and explanatory statement
and OF the proposed agreement with The general
mortgage bondhoders. can be obtained at the ofnoss
Of the company. 227 South Fourth st., Philadelphia;
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. New York and
Dashwood House. Old Broad st.. London
ny order Of the Board OF Managers,
JOSEPH h. HARRIS,
FresideaG
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,les compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds firm. The features
were Atchison As. Chicago. Burlington and
ES S Sh s sRs Pnae
sol 5s. Heading I'd preference incomes. Texas
Pacific DDS. and Kansas and Texas issues; The
more important net advances were In Atoht-
son ls. 4 y cent. to 81 Chicago, Bnrlingto1
and Quincy Conv 5s. Y. to lO2; Chicago and
North fss sa iss NS4sss snd p Tsfss
consol So, u. to D4,l; Reading ID preference
incomes. y, to %. and Texas Pacific 2ds. =
cent, to 19k. Hooking Valley 90 declined =
Bar silver in London, 3sSd.
Money on coll. sac q cent. Time money.
a cent. for four to ak months on good
Stock Exchange collateral and payable IN
current funds. Choice bills receivable arc
quoted at . y cent or, little higher: The
The foreign exchange market was dull. as
any change from the closing quotations OF
for long sst bils and mas s.
for demand. Actual rates are: Long biils:
$4;S4tas4.S5: sight drafts; S4sShfG$4.s1: ana "a
sight reichsmarks. "a .604a for long and
1922. for short; euitders. 3o15-lo for long
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston,
3Oi640 cents discount for cash. 5GlO cents
discount for checks. Charleston-BuytnR par;
count: selling. par to !, premium. New Orleans
Bank. $50 premium: COMMERCIAL. 70 pre-
MUM. San Franclsoo-Sight, cents: tele-
e efh%ense; e Discount sa0' ''A'' ~
The weekly bank statement shows:
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FINANCIAL AVID COMMERCIAL

New Yorh stock ExehsnEe-fsaies Jure tc.
,,y1rrp STATES AND STATE BONDS TN s1.ooosl
.orsts r.......lio,sl 10 L. Il a. c.....".111M
CLOSING rrrcEs OF UNITED STATES BONDS
Evening journal., 1893-11-13

S Atwood Stewart and Miss Anna
Stewart spent yesterday with friends
near Kirkwood
William 5. Hilles, OF Wilmington,
passed through town yesterday.
j. Rogers Holcomb and Keith Rodney
visited old friends here yesterday re-
turning to Midvale, Pa. where they are
now employed. In the afternoon
Edward p. Challenger and T. l.. VIII
son, Jr., spent Sunday at their old homes
bore. Both boys are prospecting in the
2 laker City.
Evening journal., 1893-11-13

According TO Philadelphia daily
newspaper for the drst time in many
years the water Of Delaware bay is now
nearly as fresh as that Of a mountain
stream, and vessels bound on long
voyeg es are supply ing their tanks with
fresh water taken on at th0capes. This
remarkable state OF affairs Is due TO
strong northwest wind which has been
blowing almost steadily for more than a
week, and which has not only driven the
fresh water farther down than It has
been for long time, but has also driven
% much Of IL out OF the customary
channels az 20 make navigation Danger
ous and tedious for heavy draught
vessels. As yet no serious results have
followed this lowering Of the water
Ia the river and bay, but IL Is feared
that II the adverse wind continues much
longer no little Inconvenience will be
caused. AS IL is, 81 sailing vessels were
reported yesterday as being wind bound
Ia the bay between the Brandywine
Light aud the Reedy Island quarantine
station. All Of them are bound to north.
srn points, principally to New england
ports, with coal, and they have preferred
70 remain at anchor in the bay rather