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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-08
F0REFGN FTNANCES.

New York. June THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says: Another record
IS made in the Bank of England's return
today. The proportion OF cash TO liabilities
is nearly so per cent. The bullion amounts
to Es6,060 600, against during the week
E. 007. O00 of which f9S7 600 were gold i'm
ported, fS97.000 being bar gold and United
States coin.
Forty-two thousand pounds came from
the continent, 100000 went out to Argen-
tine.
The stock markets were idle today, but
Americans were strong on bears covering.
The grangers were specially good on the
rise in the price Of wheat. All closed at
the best.
the gold premium is up 10 3S3. The
monthly trade returns are discouraging.
The imports have fallen OH I and the eX-
PORTS per cent.
The heavy decrease in the imports is
partly accounted for by the large influx
of gold during the month.
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BREAKERS AHEAD.
Atchison is Once More Stirring Up
the Animals.

Chicago, June Trouble is coming
again upon the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION. The Atchison has demanded
of the lines which it suspects of viola
ton of the excursion agreement to at
once inform it whether they propose to
abide by the agreement or not, and if
so, when they will begin to observe it..
Unless answer is returned at once, the
Atchison will at once give notice of
withdrawal from the excursion agree
ment and do business on its own ac-
count The lines which were requested
to give an account of themselves are
the Burlington, the Alton and the
Union Pacific.
The notice of the Atchison means,
substantially, that the entire excursion
agreement of the association will be
thrown out, and a general scramble for
excursion business will result, with "a
wholesale generalization of rates as a
consequence.
Chairman Caldwell is doing his ut
most to keep the trouble from becoming
serious, but there is small chance of
his success, as several of the roads
have had contracts in direct violation
of the agreement and have no intention
of letting them go.
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Omaha, Neb., June Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent Payne, of the
Union Pacific, says in regard to. the
charges that the Union Pacific is not
living up to the excursion agreement.
that all the foundation there is, rests
in the fact that the road is carrying
out contracts made before the settle
ment, and is protecting them with the
money consideration as provided for in
the agreement.
Omaha lines are watching the Rock
Island, and if that company puts in
the 81 round trip rate from Missouri
river points. the other companies pro-
mise something like the liveliest rate
war that was ever witnessed in these
D9rfS
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Y. NJ. c. A. ADJOURNs.

London, June THE delegates. to
the national conference of the Y. M. c..
A. visited Windsor castle today and
were received at the station by the
mayor and municipal authorities
The farewell meeting of the delegates
took place here in Windsor park. Dur
ling the afternoon a number of the dele
gates visited Elton college, and viewed
the ancient school rooms, chapel and
library. Subsequently. the convention
Ireassembled, and after passing a reso-
utlon expressing gratitude to the queen
for the hearty reception. Rev
DR.. Cuyler pronounced a benediction
land the convention was declared dis
solved
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

OIand, > uile l.
CATTLE-Receipts. LOO, Prices were
very uneven. BUTT was pretty poor stuff
that wouldn't bring 5 to 10 cents more
than on yesterday. Cow stuff was also
stronger, and stockers and feeders ruled
a shade firmer Quotations unchanged
Receipts, 1890. Market aver
aged 5 cents lower than yesterday. On
the early market, the. price for fair -, TO
good hogs of all weights was 4.50. The,
Common light hogs sold around 440a4. 40,
and good heavy and butcher weights
along toward the close brought 1904. 60,
SHEBP-Receipts, 4SO- Demand was Vas
good natives, 3.25014.SO; fair to good west
ems, 500; common and stock sheep, 2.5oeg
"a
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won, wah Jim second, Lustre third.

won. wah Jim second. Lustre third.
Time-58A.
Second race. mile and a half-Sir
Walter won, Banquet second, Pick
nicker third. Time: 35A.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs
-Philomeni won, Hollywood second,
The Coon third. Time 1:051a
Fourth race, Ladies' stakes, eight and
one-half furlongs-Nahma won, Light
foot second, Kentigerna third Time
1: 49.
Fifth race, Schuyler stakes, one mile
Long Beach won, Captain T. second,
Selma third. Time-141
Sixth race, five furlongs-Cleopatr
won, Tinge second, Ella Reed third
Time-59.
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NURsERYMEN's CONVENTION.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, June THE Nur-
serymen's convention today elected the
following officers: J. H. Hale, South
Conn, president; N. H. AL
baugh, Tadmore, o., secretary; Irving
Rouse, Rochester, n. Y, treasurer; w.
II. Peters, Troy, o.; S. D. Lake, Shenan-
doah, Ia, executive committee
The next convention will be held in
IndianapoliS in June 1895.
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Tr.icksEins the meade.

Brooklyn, June 7.-Pittsburg gave an
exhibition of hard hitting and also sur
prised the crowd as to tricks in the
trade Stencils collision at the plate
in the eighth inning almost caused a
riot.
President Byrnes instituted a com
plant with the board of directors of
the league, asking them to make an
example of Stencil.
Game was called on account of dark
ness at the end of the tenth inning.
Score:
Brooklyn-13. Base hits, II; errors, g.
Pittsburgh Base hits, 20; errors, 8.
Batteries-Daily, Stein, Gastright and
Kennedy; MaclSie, KilIen and Gumbert.
Umpire-McQuaid
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Results Mt Washington.

Washington. June First race, one
mile-Phil Daily won, Banjo second,
Corona third Tfme-:52A.
Second race, six and one-half fur
longs-Keime won, Martel second, Alec
third. Time-1:26A.
Third race, -Fernwood won,
Red Star second, Center Fire third.
Time-1:461s.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Ella won
Stringfellow second, Huen dor third.
Time-1:1919.
Fifth race, five furlongs- Syracuse
won, Nubian second, Rebecca third.
Time :031%
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. New York, June I'm the New York
Yacht club race, today, the sloop Wasp
was beaten by the sloop Gloriana by
nearly half an hour.
The schooner Ariel barely defeated
the schooner Emerald on time allow
ance.
In the mixed running race, the sloop
Queen Nab won on her time allowance
of nearly thirteen minutes, and the
schooner Sachem finished two minutes
ahead of her
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THIRTY THOUSAND STARVING.
Sad Condition of the Mining PopuIa-
ton of Sicily.

Rome, June 7.-Signor Colojani, member
of the chamber of deputies, has written
to the Secolo, describing the condition of
the mining population in Sicily, which he
says is most desperate. Thirty thousand
miners on the island are starving and
hopeless of an Improvement. They are
Gus estates and declare that if they are
condemned to die of hunger, Others shall
share their fate.
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Is Very Much Alive.

New York, June IA number of
prominent Irishmen said today they
were personally acquainted with Ty-
nan, and that they had absolutely no
doubt as to his identity, and there was
no truth in the statements that he is
dead.
They had known lyman in Ireland
and their acquaintance with him had
been kept up ever since.
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& Northwestern Earnings.

Chicago. June THE annual meet
ing of the Chicago & Northwestern
road was held today. A semi-annual
dividend of per cent. on common
stock and a quarterly dividend of ~
per cent on preferred were recorded.
The gross earnings of the road for the
year ending May 81. were $31, 491. $50
The operating expenses, etc, waHe
S27, 6S9, 697; $371. 1888 was carried to Sfie
surplus fund for the Northwestern sys-
tenn proper and $39,520 on account Of
the Fremont & Missouri River Valley
and Elkhorn.
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No PerishabIe Freight.

st. Paul, June 7.-An the northern
.transcontnental lines have been trans
formed by the floods into merely local
lines and as such doing no through
business whatever. The Great North
.ern, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific,
and Canadian Pacific have issued cir
culars to the effect that they will not
receive perishable freight destined for
points beyond where their lines are
tied I'D
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SUES TwENTY-EIGHT RAILWAYS.

Chica5u, June THE city of Chi
cago today filed twenty-eight suits
against as many railroad companies,
the amount aggregating more than ST.
900, 900, for damages resulting from the
construction of viaducts over various
streets. Large judgments have been
obtained against the city by property
owners because of damage by the VIA
ducts, and today's action is taken to
compel the railroads to relieve the city
of such responsibilities.
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cIevelands Shut Ont.

Philadelphia, June THE Cleveland
team made their first appearance of
the season here today and were shut
out. Score:
Philadelphia-6. Base hits, II; err
rors, 8.
. Cleveland-0. Base hits, 2; errors, 4.
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Clark
son and thinner. Umpire-Slage.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; shipments,
]. 100. Market strong to 10 cents higher
Texas steers 2.55@$$ Texas COWS ,;,N c dSog
/ sos. 10: stocker-s and feeders, 2.S5056o;
HOGS@Receipts 1o,7OO; shipments, 200;
Market steady to strong. Bulk sales, 4 3 do
as. 50: heavy, 45O04.70; packers, +.55Q4 10;
mixed, 4556460 light, 4.4O@4.55; porkers,
4.50d455; pigs, 4.35G4.55.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; shipments, Soo.
Ma rI<ot strong
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ELLIS IN A BAD BOAT.

Mason, Mich, June IA sensation was
caused today in the trial of Attorney
General Ellis on the charge of forging
alterations to returns on the vote, in
creasing his salary
w. H. Swords, formerly clerk of the
board of state auditors, testified that he
made the certain alterations charged. on
the express advice of Ellis, as attorney
general.
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Boston PIaved Good BoI,

Boston. June 7.-Boston played good
ball except i'm the seventh inning, when
Ierrors by Lowe, Long, Damon and
Nash. with hits by Quinn and Frank
gave st. Louis six runs. Score:
BostonE16. Base hits, Is; errors, 6.
st. Louis-7. Base hits, 8; errors, 8.
Baltteries-Lyon and Ryan; Breiten
stein and Pietz. Umpire-Emslie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-08
TROUBLES OF LONDON CABB1Es.

Five thousand cabs have disappeared
from the London streets since Wednes<
day, but London is by no means cabless.
THE city's- needs are fairly well supplied
a fact which makes clear the real CAUSE
of the difficulty between the drivers and
owners. The supply of cabs in London
is almost twice enough for the actual
pays fifteen shillings a day for the hire
of a cab is idle so much time that he
cannot earn a living at the legal fare of
small owners have, yielded TO the de-
mand for lower rental, but the big masters
showing sign of surrender, and the out
come OF the struggle is doubtful.-New
York Sun.
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Matchbox Brings $4,000.

London, June 7.-Baron Hirsch has
purchased Matchbox, who ran second
to Ladas in the Derby yesterday. The
price was $4,000, and an additional
$4,000 is to be paid provided Matchbox
wins the grand prize in Paris.
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New York. June T-Share speculation
on the stock exchange opened up quite
brisk this morning, and the trading was
well distributed. The greatest business
was done in the industrials, and of this
group Sugar was the most active, but
the transactions therein did not over
shadow its sister stocks as in the past
two days.
Later, the market became very quiet.
There were occasional periods of weak
ness during the day, but the prevailing
tone was firm, and the great majority
Of the shares traded in show advances
ranging from Y to ~, Sugar and North
western being about the only active
shares which show a decline from the
closing figures of yesterday.
The trading of foreigners was less than
for some days past, but the strength of
American securities in London counter
acted any unfavorable influences that
might have been drawn from the small
ness of the London purchasing movement.
Higher prices for wheat were a factor
IN the upward trend of prices of the
grangers in the morning, these shares adj
Vancing LOG, but later lost the gains,
except St Paul, which held Il. while
northwestern fell off a similar fraction.
Sugar was sold in the early dealings to
realize the profits, breaking rs. Then the
Clique began tobuy, and a flul recovery
CLIQUE began to buy, and a full recovery
of ! per cent. took place followed by a
recovery of q. and final reaction of Y,
making a loss on the day of Is.
The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was fairly firm but some issues
dealt in made a decline.
Money on call easy, at 10; last loan, 40;
closed 10.
Prime mercantile paper, S64lsSo.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills, at 4.SS34 for de-
mand, and at 4.S711d4S734 for sixty days.
Posted rates, 4.SS1aGI490
Commercial bills, 4.S615Gl4.S634.
Silver certificates, 64Ge5.
TIE total sales of stocks today were
11,1@ shares, Including Atchison, 800;
Sugar, 39O00 Burlington, $500; Chicago
Gas. 20. 400; Distilling, 171OO; Missouri Pa
cific, $500; National Lead 5000; National
Cordage, 2,400; Northwestern 5000: Rock
Island, $500; St Paul, LOO; Western
Union 1900.
Government bonds, firm; state bonds,
dull
Petroleum, strong. PENNSYLVANIA oil
sales, none; options sales, none; closed
SS12 bid. Lima oil sales, none.
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HemminE Was Wild.

Baltimore, June 7.-Hemming was a
little'wil in the beginning of the game
and his bases on. balls were costly.
Score;
BALTIMORE Base hits, 8; errors, I.
Louisville. Base hits, 8; errors, 8.
Batteries-Inks and Robinson; Hem
ming and Gram. Umpire-Lynch.
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outbatted md outfieIaed.

Washington, June THE home seam
-outbatted and olnfielded the visitors
and won handily. Score:
Washington-S. Base hits, 8; errors
Cincinnati-3. Base hits, Z; errors, 3.
Batteries-Maul aud McGuire; Par
rott and Murphy Empire-Iiurst.
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ACT UNCoNsTITUTIoNaI

Frankfort. KY, June fudge Williams
today, in the county court, rendered de-
cision declaring the act known as the dis
tillery act unconstitutional. The effect of
the decision, if sustained by the court of
appeals, will require the assessment of
whisky stored in bonded warehouses and
the collection of taxes thereon, according
TO the general revenue law
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The Change proved easily

New York. June 7.-Anson's change
of pitchers in the seventh inning proved
costly as Griffith was hit for three
singles, producing three runs and de-
Gliding the game. Score:
Chicago-0 Base hits, 8, errors, 8.
New York-S. Base hits, 10; errors,
A.
BATTERIES Griffith, Lacy and Schriev-
er; Meekin, Westerwelt and Farrell.
Umpire Swarltwood.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

chicago, June Z.
CATTLE = Receipts, 1900; active,
strong, all sold; prime to extra native
steers, 4.SO05.10; medium, 425G45O; others.
3.90d4i0; Texans, 2.S0@S. SO.
HOGS-Receipts, 1880; prime, heavy.
steady; others 5 to 10 cents lower; rough
heavy, 4.l5Q4.5O; packers and mixed, 465
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.GURIANA FAIRLY
OU7SAlLS THE WASP.
Nearly Half an Hours Time
Between Them.
BUT BARELY
DEFEATS THE EMERALD.
QUEEN NAB WINS ON HER TIME
ALLOWANCE.

Baron Hirsch Pays $4,000 for
Matchbox, the Second in the Der
ten Strikes at st. LOuis-Cleve-
lands Shut Out on Their First APP
pearnnce-Other League Games
and Notes of the Turf.
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It WAS Brisk AND
WELL DISTRIBUTED.
Share Speculation on the Stock
Exchange Yesterday.
BIG BUSINESS IN
THE INDUSTRIAIlS.
SUGAR LOSES sEVEN-EIGHTHs ON
THE DAY.

Railway and miscellaneous Bond
Market Quiet-MOney Easy-Silver
c.; Lead $3.2O-Foreign Finances
Chicago Wheat-kansas City, Chi
cago and Omaha Live Stock-CIOs-
ing of u Denver Bank.
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BANKERS OPINIONS.

Washington, June THE banking au-
thorities think the defeat of the state
bank measure establishes as a finality
that state bank currency is never to
be revived, and if any change is made
from the present system it will be nation
Gratis only eight voted for the repeal of
the restrictions on state banks. Two were
from California. The vote shows three
distinct elements against repeal viz:
northern and southern Democrats; north
ern Democrats and a scattering of south
ern Democrats.
Chairman Springer will call together
the House banking and currency COM
mittee at an early day to consider the
next step en- the banking question.
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Denver. June THE German National
bank. one of the Oldest in the city, did
not open its doors today and is going out
of business. It was one Of the banks
compened to close during the panic of last
July. When ii reopened the depoSltorS
accented extension certificates. The first
CT these. due last March, We're paid. The
second due June ]. were paid as pre-
scented until last night. when the funds
Of the bank were exhausted and the di-
rectors decided to close the doors pernla-
nentlv National Bank Examiner Lazear
was notified and took charge of the books
TODAY The closing of the bank means
liquidation as far as possible. 1t is i'm
lossibie to ascertain whether the deposit
Crss viii be paid in full or not.
The capital Of the bank IS S5UJ,OOO; sur
plus $40 600. In December the banks de
Dosits Were 81. 033, 900: cash resources $780,
600; total resources 81 So, 900. According to
the last statement May 4, the deposits
were $3.50, 626; cash resources $18l, 95S; total
resources III. 1872. Cashier Clinton re
Gently left the bank TO accept the vice
presidency Of the American National.
Since then deposits have fallen off stead
lily, so President J. J. Rathman, who is
himself wealthy, decided TO go out of
business.
Fhe bank was organized in 1873 as a
private banking institution by J. j. Rath-
man, and in 1877 Il became national
bank 1t prospered until the panic last
summer, when a run occurred, and il
had steadily lost ground since. Mr.. Rath-
when he retired to give place to George
T. Rich. Recently Mr.. Rathman was
again elected president.
County Treasurer Wygant had about
$4,000 public monies on deposit. He says
that it has bond by all the directors and
that he and the county are amply in
The directors of the bank are: ]. j.
I2athnlan. ]. ]. Rathnan, jr., Charles NJ
Clinton. n. Wagner and John Good.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

WIEAT'-Firm; holders offer sparingly;
No. 1 California, As SdQ4s Cd; red western
winter, As 41add4s51zd.
CORN-Firm; demand poor; new mixed,
spot, IS 3d.
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WILLIAM WALTER PHELPs DYING.

New York, June S.-The Herald says:
There are now no doubts that Judge
William Walter Phelps. ex-minister to
Germany, is in a critical condition, if he
that his death may be looked for at any
time.
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pEIxoTo,s SQUADRON sAUs

Montevideo, June THE squadron of
Piexoto, president of Brazil, has sailed
for Rio de Janeiro.
Advices from Rio Grande dc Sui saw
that General Saravia, with 5000 insurgent
troops has arrived at Oruzalta and is
ready to begin an avtive campaign
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al. 10; prime heavy and butcher weights,
4. S0@4 S51s; assorted light, 4.6O0470,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts .10,cOU;
steady; good export demand; top sheep,
4 O0m4.5O top lambs, 50OQ5.1O. -
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bags centrifugal 96-test to Boston at
25sc. i. f.; 1000 bags centrifugal S6-test,
to New York, at 2zsc. l. f.; 10 hogsheads
muscovado S9-test and 1875 bags muscovado
S9-test lander at 21h: refined fair demand
firm.
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SAN FRANCIsCo-GENERAL.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm, unchanged; eggs,
steady. unchanged.
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ALL ARB WATCHING
THB ROCK ISLAND.
That Eleven Dollar Rate Will
Precipitate a War.
EXPLANATION OF
THE UNION PACIFIC.
CARRYING OUT CONTRACTS MADE
BEFORE SETTLEMENT.

Chicago & Northwestern Records
Diyidends-TroubIe is Again Com
Association, Owing to a Demand
of the Atchison, and Chairman
Caldwell is Doing Some Lively
HustiinG to Smooth Matters over.
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A negro boy in Barnwen county. South
Carolina. committed the book of Genesis
to memory in two hours and fifty-two
minutes. 1t is safe to say in extenuation
however, that he couldn't remember half
the things he was sent to the grocery
store for.
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San Francisco, June 7.-Drafts, sight,
20; Geographic, 1212; Silver bars 62Q6218
Mexican dollars, 51M51i2.
Wheat quiet; December, LOS; new seller,
So; May, Ll3A.
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The number of Chinese in Tacoma is
two-a distinction which Tacoma alone
enjoys of all the cities on the Pacific
coast.
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SAY lyman Is DEAD.

Story StOutly Denied BY Prominent
New York Irishman
London, June THE st. James Ca
zette this afternoon, published an ar
ticle written by a person who claims
to have been acquainted with j. P. Ty-
nan, the author of THE Irish National
Invincibles and Their Times in which
the writer says that lyman has been
dead for two or three wears.
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RT7TTJON IN THE BANK


London, June THE amount of bullion
gone INTO the Bank of England on bal
ance today is $4,000.