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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al ! NE NJ KID
ALREMARLT-H. ". HlcSn.Dfham. OF chicago
BUCK lNGIIAM- Mayor \. &. Houghion or Nor'A
ASa,1s Mass CAMBRIDGE-EX Attorney Gen
crai John 2. Stockton. o: New-Jcrscy. and HaTon
Mouchr.r. Belgian Minister 10 Mexico. fiEIH
AVE%UE-JoAn Sherman Secretary OF state ana
ex Go, arnor Parsons e. Cheney o. hampshire
GILSEY-John VI. I-gan. Of Savannah. Ga HOI-
I.AND-Dr. A. .. Waiting. OF Ih!adephla. IN
FERIAIl-Judgo r y. Marble, Of Duluth MAN
IArTAN-Jutge john Clinton Cray. o, the New
York state Court O. Appeals. MURRAY HILL
The Rev Robert II. Paine. o: baltimore. and e1
Judge J. Rl3er Cady. % Hudson y. y. PARK
AVENUE-Theoaors t Pepper. O, Lexington. ~.
WALDORF Richard Oiney. O: Boston. ex-S"cTc-
tary OF State and AGiutan.-General {. Whitney
T!Ninshast. "a. OF Albany.
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NEW-ROCHELLE

TIE Village Trustees at Il regular meeting or
Monday night confirmed the tax budget Of SIG
252 90 Last year the amount was $e'lso9 81 Inc
Increase 1, said - duo 20 damage suits IN
CURED IN making street Improvements and f"r
$1,000 interest on the new sewer outlet bonds Inc
police appropriation OF $4,000 IS also much larger
than that OF last year II enable the Commission
eYs 10 increase the force to ten mon The hud$st
was adopted unanimously. nOtwithstand.nS max
objections 10 the increase had been expressed by
many citizens.
The police have received reports OF other ron
berries similar the At the home OF ~ y;
A. Kuehn. where supposed patient. het1F It.t
alone In the receptior-room. carried away S.N",
Use Dr. Manning. ot HuGuenot-st., and phys,
goods and surgical Instruments in the same man
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THE COWLES DIVORCE CASE.
.ppr,c.r1oN FOR AN ORDER TO PERMIT THE
posToNIANs BAssO TO CONE HERE WITH
OUT FEAR OF ARREST


A. II Huumel appeared before Justice BischoN
In the Supreme Court yesterday ana asked 'or an
order by which Eugene Cowles may como 70 New
York In the near future withOI, fear on oe.n6 ar
rested In al action FOR contempt OF court Cow-cs
q the basso O, the Bostoulans. Some time ago his
wife obtained a divorce rom him. and ne MAS
ordered 10 pay her alimony. At the present time
he is $500 IL arrears.
The Bostonians VII appear In this city IN re"
DAYS and COwles Is fearful 0! being arrested II nc
comes with the company In making tho ayihca-
ton Nil Euminei suggested that Co"les !ay ~ .'s
former wife sary. tho regular alrnOhy OF $o5 "cth
and $50 additional 20 be applied 10 the sum QUE; , .
Mrs Cow.ess lawyer SAID that pc was airail that
70 the order Was granted CCW.e- WOl.C Keep tH'
Agreement Orly long DC was ~ ms cry
1ssrtod Of one month. j., answer TO THIS Mr.. HaH-
mel offere1 20 gi.e bond Tor tho iat7fu4 carrying
ON OF ary order that ne Court miSAt :n~Kr 10
said that Cowles had been belly advised IN ne past
or The alimony would ns.er have Dcel =. .:lcitIs-
Mr. Hunrnel saic that Cow!es had paid aver
Zoo IL carry on the litigation L. the case ana
,hat ony go had becr app. 81 - II shculi !@t o
been The name % me lawyer, NJ sai1, was W c2)
Nr UunrncI further argued faat Mr. Cow"s hhd
been advised tnat be would have no trouble over
the questi OF alimory p"nii az aple"! III 10
case which appeal IS now penang. ,, .
A clerk from NJ. WcoD's office asked perilss 4
~ the Court To- tine q put In an aiHddvii IA pr.
Webh's defense IN The matter, but the 3pphcati'h
was denied by Jusi~c BE non.
Althougn Cow!es swo0Ts mat he paid the money
70 Mr. Webb. Augustus &. Hr0WA VINO was nc
referee IN the civOrc" proceedings informed tne
Court that he had never received payment for his
services IN the matter - 49,. ,,
Justice Rischom reserved decision on the appNca-
ton OF Mr. Hummel
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FOR A BIG EMBEZZLEMENT.
ARREST OF A CHICAGO MAN AFTER SIX
YEARS SEARCH
HERBERT O NICHOLS. CHARGED WITH STEALING
$4,000 FROM BROWNiNG KING co. ABOUT
SIX YEARS AGO CAUGHT ~ THIS CITY

HERBERT o NICHOLS CHARGED WITH STEALING
$4,000 FROM BROWNING. KING CO. ABOUT
SIX YEARS AGO. CAUGHT ~ THIS CITY.
Hcrber, G. Nichols fifty years old. arrested
yesterday afternoon BY Captain Albertson. OF the
Mulberry-st station and was locked up In Police
Headquarters The prisoner Is accused Of having
embezzed money 70 the amount Of $1,000 from
the firm OF Brow ming. King Co. makers Of cloth
ing In Chicago abou. six years ago. Ee disap-
poarcd at the time. and his disappearance caused
lot Of talk. Many people thought that he had
foul play. and It was not until his trresular-
ties had been discovered that tho cause Of his
flight known
Nichols WAS born in Monroe County. IN this
state He went TO Chicago when lad and en-
tered tho employ Of Browning. King & Co. BY
faithful work he was advanced. i;tle by little,
during the twenty Yeas he was employed there.
un'N he finally b'can" the manager of the concern.
IL WAS known for the eXcellence Of his stable OF
horses and his large number Of fine dogs lie was
II large op"ra'Gr on n" chicago Board Of Trade,
When hc had gone. expert accountants. In look
INK 9yr as tooks fou"d that he ns taken fnnS b;
nigh, he Hrst wen, - cuba. whore D" remained
while. and then 20 Jamaica. and then u South
America. he III ttle during his absense. being
supplied with money ~ flends IN America te
20; tied Of his wandering ne about two months
several DAYS AGO Mr. Browning tho head OF the
firm. whose NeN-fork Offices are At Marion and
l'rlnce IS called on Captain Aloertson, tod him
That the man hal returned 20 this ci;y.
Knowing the man habits in chicago. and think
ius that ne would follow the same course here;
captain Aihertsou and his detectives. Mahoney and
Ja'k-on. resolved 10 watch Wal-st and that neigh
iorhool. They found number " chicago friends
/ % Nichols operating In n" street. aud watched
ttem uu,il or Monday they saw Nichols. whose
description they bad. approach ono or them IN
broadway captain Alicr,son put him under
arrest and took HIM 1t once 70 Police Head
E rso3er took hs arFes; oo2y al He s@i h at
kennel - dogs. Nichols Is IL single man.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Fducltlon. ?. m
Aqueduct Commissioner meeting. p m
Holland Society annual meeting Hotel Savoy. y
p. II.
Social Science Club. No 81 East Fourthft' Sl'
?.
American Institute OF Phrenoiogy. NO q Last
Twenty -Hrst-st ?. N.
Loagshorenens rass-inee"ng' Cooper Union }
=.
Rcdew OF TN Regiment. and presentation OF
Cross OF Honor and narksmens badges a'mofy'
p. m.
Gu,ton Institute. Assembly Hail Fi'th-ave. and
Tween tfet hist q
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DrlTU or MRS. C.. HOrGHTOY

Mrs. Mary Ella Pratt wife ~ Or Henry c.
IIouyhtou. died SUNDAY from cerebral apoilcxy Mt
hor hone. 80 '. T.lr.y -iiutA-st. She WAS
born I'm Yarmouth. Nc. Nfty-tir'e years ago. and
educated az Mount loiyOhc College she had lis ed
IA tAls city sine" her marriafo in iSiN For many
years 1hc active I'm "a" affairs of thc American
Yer ale Guardian so i"ty. being It's president AZ tho
TING 90 her Gcath $40 wns also prominent I'm to
Atllung. Association o, Mount llvl. ohe College
rh- fmnornl WI be In Tho IrlAlMAy Inhernn Gle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
BATDOUIhE COACH ~ A CRASH
STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR. AND JOHN F.
BAUDOUINE AND Mr.. AND MRS. c.
4 RAIrpOJINE ARE HURT.

STRUCK BY A TROLLEY-CAR. AND JOHN f.
BAUDOUINi; AND Mr.. AND MRS C.
4. BAUDOUINE ARE HURT.
John + Baulouine and q party OF friends. while
returning on Monday evening from a coaching
trip 20 Iarchmont. suffered a collision with troll
ley-car OF the Union Railway Line. at One hundred
and-rortv -fourth-st and Thirl-ave. The entire
party eight In number. were thrown 10 ne ground.
Two a, the men were rendered unconscious. and MIS-
Charles 4 Bauiounc, the only woman In the party.
IS confined 10 her home suffering from shock.
TIE party private one and started from
the home os JOHN f. Baudouine No. 3lS WeSi Sew
eniy-secoad-st.. Monday afternoon tor Il run 70
Iarchnlont. Iho accident occurred on tAe way
home In the party besides John L. BaudOulne
were Ms brother Charles A. the latter's VIE. and
H. T. Smith OF Newark. y. j. In addition 20 these
there were on the coach three foo,men and the
guard The coach WIS block away. coming
down tho avenue. when the troliey-car was first
seen The guard blew his horn 20 give Warning,
but according to Mr. Baudcuine. the motormhn,
PHILIP Reilly. seemed to put on greater speed.
When the collision camo the car struck the coacn
win such force that the car was derailed ana the
coach upset ,,
An ambulance was summoned from Fordhain
Vosut:al. hut ITO two VINO by ms TINE N.td
re1L cd refused rPt;r; with II. Mr. Ituinliho 4
face cut in several places. ne recf'frn So
eral scalp wounds and was injured internally Mrs.
RaudO lie received injury OF the back ana Mt.
Smith sustained scalp wounds ana internal Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
SING SING.

As John voss. who had just completed a Your
years term for burglary came out free ma"
from the prison az this place Yesterday 'no''''''a
he was met by Frank Jancke OF the sing sing 70
lice and arrested charged VITA taking out ie''e's
from prisoners 10 their friends. which - seF'g!s
offence against prison discipline and Is ,pNhs!
as A uisI-lneanOr He vas taken before 4O--'
Justice N C. Palmer and committed 10 the IotH,
up pending an exam.na don, when WA De Hs'a
rhis norning Voss had prepared box IN when
10 take away some sTna! articles wnen he ieit 1"S
prison In examining The box 'or the purpose Oi
3pass,ng r. out the officers found false bottomi
hinder whtch were letters Of convict friends o:
Voss which he intended IN this way 10 carry out
Of the institution
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KATONAIi.

Mr. ard Mrs Howard l. Tryon Will entertain 'he
pupils Of the Katcnah Union FREQ schco o. "i.lD
H. 1>,on is principal tomorrow evening AT their
home near this village
N,iss zoe Knapp who has been visiting MI ana
Mrs. Robert Dwight Knapp. IN Edgemont-ave' has
'es.iIia1ngh CirCle kings Daughters. will meet 20
,,orrow evening az the home Of Miss EDNA Merritt
\ sewing meeting VIII he he4d' III a"O''''" ~ ''''
monthly business meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN THE WEsT

Detroit. April b.-Munic!pal elections were held
yesterday IN all Michigan cities excepting Detroit
and Port Huron. The Democrats secured decided
gains In most OF the larger cities but tho Re-
pubcans retained control in q majority OF the
smaller ones.
Toledo, April 5.-Thc election In this city passed
off quietly Interest centred in the for School
Board and Police Commissioners The former
under a law and supposed 10 be non-parusan
Dr. Mary Law was ono Of tho successful candi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
spRING PARADE or THE SEVENTH.

Tho spring review OF the IN Regiment VIII take
,,lo,o a, tho nrmory this evening. and tho large
bull INK vii probably be crowded. az II always IS
whcn tho white trousers parade Ia held Snow on
Tho ground and low tenn"raiure may remind people
that tho cold season - sul IN the land. but when
ne I'm lorlnrut ptrui.s IN It's white trousers its
member know that spring has come. SNOW or no
auow The review will %" 'ak"n hy Malor-GeHeral
Ka. who WIFI also present ltls 'Or long and
faithful service TO many members OF tho command
Tho officer II IN" day VIII be Captain James f..
SCHUYLER and the officers Of the guard Lieutenant
Horace g. DI Val aud George $ Towlc. Admission
10 the arlnory will hc by ticket only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
WING SOCIETY TIERS.

Princeton ~. J.. April 6-As a result OF a contest
held IN Wing Hall, last night, the Following were
chosen 10 represent the American Wing Society In
the annual commencement debates. known as tho
Iynde Contest: Daniel r. Altand. OF Dillsburg.
Penn: Ivy Lee OF st. Louis Mo. and Howard II.
Yocura OF Columbia. Penn, with Henry McDer-
.no,T ~ chattanooga Tenn, as alternate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
T0 BE0RGANlZE THE CORpS.

There will he q meeting OF 7th Regiment veterans
q. the Hotel Normandie tomorrow at p. m. The
obtec. of the meeting is TO reorganze the Uniformed
Veterans Corps and an invitation has been Issued
~ Ferdinand T. Earle, veteran of the Second Com
pany' 10 ali who are favoraby disposed toward the
scherne TO attend the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
AUTOPSY ON G. @. TRASK's BODY.

An autopsy held last night the body OF
George q. 'rask. the insurance broker. OF No. l35
Broadway who lived at No. 40 West Forty sixth
IT, showed that had died from fractured skull.
Thore was no sign OF tho man having been sand
bagsed and the police think he fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
DEEES SKILL,

The directors Of the Peelskii lGt3Tovemen' OFF,
many Gl,nitodD nave elected the following officers.
p-es,dan. Jacob r Decatur: Independents. VIII
lam Dunphv. Nelson G.. Foshay ard Patrick ki-s'
secrctarv Leverett + Crumb, treasurer III. L.
De Motto Lyon.
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ACADEMY DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Utica n. Y. April 5.-rhe now Utica Free Acad-
envy, which. II was expected would be occupied
next fall, was destroyed by fire Tonight only the
walls remain. The loss 10 estimated at $4,000 one
half Insured.
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MOUNT KISCO.

,rra Asa w Young entertained the Literary
Society yesterday afternoon
The Rev Mr. Wilson Of St Marks Pro'esian,
Episcopal Church. Newcastle. n2S res!sned. ana
RS been succeeded by the Rev. Henry haiH"I-
lane recently rector Of 81. Matthew's Chuicl n
EeN-NOrN.
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l.. & w.

MINIhTT RE ALMANAC
Sunrise Z. SO Sunset 30 Moon sets - Moons age IS
NIGH WATER TO DAY
M-eandy II is Gil GOV. Island ia Hell Gate o O8
PM-sandy Hook ,.O3 GOV. Island 1881 Hell 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06
MILWAUKEE GOES DEMOCRATIC.

SILVER DEMOCRAT VIII. SUCCEED A REPvBlI-
CAN MAYOR
Milwaukee. April le.'i,us returns from h1r
tAe pIeclnrts Indicate that David i. Rooc. silver
Democrat. Will carry tho cry by about SIX thous-
and majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06

If bright days led you to turn off
the heat at home, you may have been
sorry, yesterday.
But Spring is a coy young thing
only playing with you; happy if she
can catch you unprepared on the
bright Tomorrow.
spring oyercoats
Spring suits
Spring furnishings
Spring shoes
For man and boy.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Proafway
ana lr,ldw y.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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NOTES or TIE STAGE.

ON account OF tho serious sickness OF j.. 4.
Willard II f. feared that h. VIII not be ablo 10 act
at the time get for him to pen the season Of tho
Madison square Theatre. now IIoyts. next autumn.
Hts enlargement there ma therefore been can
called and some other attraction Will open tho
house
On Sunday evening. nt Tony Pastors theatre. II.
s. Sanderson, MS treasurer VIII havo his annual
benefit. ON tho proGramme VIII bo Maggie cine.
the Rogers brothers. jennie O'Ncn Potter, john
Kernel, j. *. Emmett George Fuller Golden,
Doe and Milton Mobiles and score OF others OF
equal prominence
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vess~i For lane. Mails close. Vessel sails
81 Louis Southampton. American. 30 a IN 10 "a m
Toutonic Liverpool! White Star. 900 II ~
NoorllNnd. Antwerp. Hed star 1000 200
NigaDcia. Havana y q Cuba. 100 m 800 IN
Comanche. Charleston. ,'romw ell. ..... 800
THURSDAY. April. I.
Augusta Victoria. Southampton and
Hamburg. Hamburg Amer. .......... 900 nj 900
Hrattan. Puerto Rico ............ zoo p IN 400
Cherokee, san Domingo, Clyde 100 pm 300
Niagara Nassau. etc. y q cuba 100 300 p IN
ornoco. Bermuda Quebec. ........... 100 m 300
FRIDAY. APRIL g.
uldsbrand. Barbados. Booth 30 Co.,. 100 500 a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06

Hands Down" IN the title OF II play by III. A Du
gouchot which tho students OF tho Stanhope-
Wheatccr0ft Dramatic School Will produce 1T
Hoyts Theatre Thursday afternoon April q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-06

Iona"
A new collar.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
,Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. Wall-stD
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Stocks steady
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. June % (SpeciaD. -Geddes. who has
been handling in Great Britain the cash wheat
which Letter hal on hand at the time of his
failure reported to-day sale OF 200 600 BUSH
els to an English milling syndicate He did not
make public the price. He explained. however.
that 1t made his sales in Great Britain for the
week 100000 bushels. which is said to be
about half the whole OF the Letter wheat over
there. 1t was remarkable that. in spite of this
announcement. the wheat market closed weak
at the bottom price Of the day. The trade.
however. noticed that the terms OF this big
trade were kept secret. That one OF the
reasons 1t was without influence on prices. But
speculation was exceedingly narrow. It was
Derby Saturday Spectators were inclined to
talk horse, rather than grain. The market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITlES.-Market dull and
steady STANDARD OH closed at 1891 40. against
439d AL on Thursday. Last prices Of other
prominent issues were: Brooklyn Elevated stock
when issued. 23d24: preferred, j'n59; Brooklyn
CITY Railroad 213G2l411; Glucose common. ~
a45h; preferred. 1904 1O1h Standard Gas COM
mon. al4O; preferred, 1924 l57; Mutual Gas.
33Oa345; Amsterdam Gas common. 300 N3OA
preferred. 13AQ74
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-"The Chronicle
computes the gross earnings OF seventy-six roads
for the second week Of June. 1898, at S1162-
sos an increase Of $3.50 sos. or 1872 per cent
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank clear
ings OF all the clearing houses Of the United
States for the week ending to-day have been
81 1873 7GOOO2. a decrease Of S13j.92i Oil from
last week and an increase Of SlSJ3SI ,OJ6 over
the same week last year.
c. II. COSIER TO GO ABROAD.-Chares
H. Coster, Of the firm Of J. r. Morgan &
Co.. will sail for Europe about the middle Of
July. to be gone until fall. Action on several
reorganization plans and other important mat
ters 1t is said. will he suspended until his re-
turn.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market inactive

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market active in the
two hours OF trading and generally higher.
Total sales amounted In par value TO l,53l.OO.
The more important dealings were in the A'chi-
son issues Baltimore Belt first. Baltimore and
Ohio 5s receipts and iirsts. Brooklyn Rapid Tran
81, ~. Chesapeake and Ohio AVS. Rock Island
general As. Erie general Hen 34s. Fort Worth and
Denver City frsts Houston and Texas Central
general a. Kansas and Texas first is. Missouri
Pacific consol 6s. New-York Central Lake
Shore collateral 3ias. Michigan Central col
lateral 3i1s. Northern Pacific prior As. Oregon
Railroad and Navigation As. Pittsburg and Con-
nellsviye hrsts Pittsburg and Western hrsts'
Reading As 81, Louis and Iron Mountain gen
eral IS. san Antonio and Arkansas Pass is:
son,hern Pacific OF Arizona frsts Texas and
Pacific seconds. Union Elevated os. Union Pa
ci1c Is. Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf first
receipts Wabash seconds and West Shore as.
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Speculation in stocks was conducted upon an
advancing price level. with fair volume OF
business for a half-holiday In the ooho oe-
partment however. aggressive strength was
shown, while transactions were large ana we'll
distributed There is a growing interest IN 'he
bond market and II is only necessary to point
IN tho record of transactions for the week 10
prove that capital is moving into the ATTRACTIVE
mortgage issues of first class American raliroao
properties An advance in transcontlhenla'
rates helped the Pacific stocks. but efforts were
made 20 depress the Changers on talk Oh ue-
creased earnings. OF seventeen roads reporting
Yesterday for the third week in June. twelve
show gains Of $3.50. SSS. and five losses OF SO
os1 This is not n poor showing and in view of
the fact that comparisons are made with weeks
of heavy gains last year. the results are eX-
+renelv gratifying The market closed strong
at about the best prices Of the day. for the
week the changes in stocks nave not pee"
encouraging to the bear element. ana II Is
extremely doubtful whether important declines
can in the absence of disturbing news De
brought about At the close OF the week the
wheat market showed frmer tendency trace
able no doubt 20 the fact that foreign require
roents are not vet satisfied Atlantic exports
IN the week were 3.246.205 bushels. agains;
1445947 last year. General exports from New
York Increased IN the week as compared with
the corresponding week year ago over 80
per cent. and Indications pointed toward an ex-
cess Of exports over imports for the month OF
over $40 900 600, and for the fiscal year over
100000. 600 Although the volume or TRACE
throughout the country naturally declines at
this season of the year the commercial agen-
cies report no important stoppages IN the IN
dustries The amount Of business as rejected
through clearing house returns is 1874 per cent
larger for the week than last year. and nearly
per cent larger than in 1892. The effect OF war
taxes upon Wall Street is a minor matter as
far as prices are concerned and II is not ex-
nected that the money market will In the future
be affected by bond payments to an extent IA
vorable for bear operations in stocks
The weekly bank statement showed further
accumulation Of money at this centre. Despite
heavy payments to the Sub-Treasury on bond
account cash holdings increased S4,o'o'ooo. sur
Mus reserve Increased 50 933. 400. Deposits We're
larger by S6571. 400 and loans by S2'2o2'ooo-
Total reserve now stands at S62,2O6.2oO. against
s49239150 at this time a year ago. and sZl.-
917325 at the corresponding period IN 1880
The condition of general business as compared
with a year ago is reflected in the loan item
which shows an increase over the same week
in 1897 OF S90911 800, and an increase over the
same week in 1896 Of Sl37 500 800. Deposits in
the associated banks stand at Si3Ioi ooo
against S597 O94 600 year ago and S5o69'4,"N
in 1896. Current loans are under deposits by
$12494S700.
Compared with a week ago the chlel active
stocks show the following changes:
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NrvvvOpt DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JUNE 20. 1870
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-orleans-

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Orleans-
Commercial. 25c. premium bank 81 premium
Charleston-B Buying. par; selling NC premium
San Frapcisco-Sight. 17l2c.: telegraph Zoc'
C-,nc,nnati--Over counter SOC. premium; be-
tween banks. par. Boston-Par 10 212c. pre-
MUM. Savannah.-Buying, Lice discount sell
Ing. l-16c. premium Chicago-2oc. premium
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate IN
London IL per cent. Open market discount
rate. TX per cent for short and IA per cent lot
long bills. Berlin discount rate, 3'a per CENT
Paris. IL, per cent. Paris exchange on Lonuo"'
% francs 25i2 confines Berlin excha"se VI"
London 20 marks 39l2 pfennngs
EUROPEAN british conso's'
III lie for money and HIS for the account
French rentes. 1O2 francs 57i2 centimes. span
ish ( per cents in London. 80, advanced -
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 106' Lisbon
1919: Buenos Ayres 17620; Rome lo'lo.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver '''4c.'
against 59Ikc on Friday Mexican silver ool-
lars 45a,c. Bar silver in London - o-lod'' do-
yanced Lied.