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The banks now hold N51,7 in excess of
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: '"The official state
ment of the New York associated banks
for last week showed a net gain in cash
of sos 900, specie having decreased s., 25S. 400
and legal tenders increased 81, 366, 400. This
net gain very nearly corresponds with that
which was estimated on the basis of the
traceable movements of money during the
week, this estimate being a gain of $292, 400
by the banks The comparatively slight
difference of $1S4, 400 between the estimated
and the official gain may be accounted for
by the system of averages which affected
the interbank movements and the gold ex-
ports to Europe. The loans showed a de-
crease of Sc, S41, CO., indicating that there must
have been considerable calling in of loans
by the banks caused by efforts to rectify
their position as regards reserves. 1t is
noteworthy that the surplus of the banks
as shown by the statement of April was
the lowest Since Nov. Is, 1899, when the
banks indicated a deficiency OF S312, OPS
Doubtless it was owing to this fact that
the banks generally sought through a re-
ductiOn of loans TO restore reserves for
had there been an expansion in this item
the loss of gold which was foreshadowed
early last week and which was reflected in
the reduction of 81, 25S, 400 specie shown by
the statement would most likely have car
ried the banks very close to the limit of
Is per cent. of reserve to deposits There
was a decrease of 1856 900 I'm deposits last
week Though the loss of loans less the
net gain in cash calls for a change of So
773 GOO in this item, the difference of $523. 300
may be regarded as unimportant. The re-
CURED reserve was reduced by $1,Sl4, 225,
consequently the net gain of $10S,000 in cash
caused an increase in reserve of 1892, 225
This item now stands at s4.571, 75O against
1888, 200 at the corresponding period a year
ago. The deposits of public funds in banks
of this city which will be made during the
current week will increase the cash reserves
and at the same time they will diminish
the drain of money into the subtreasury,
these deposits being made through the d.
version from the subtreasury into the banks
of current collections of internal revenue"
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Excbange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co Commercial paper. 4G6
per cent. time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 446 360.92; balances. $l4435S.42.
NEW YORK-Call money steady at per
cent; closed offered at 4. Prime mercantile
paper. 41ad5 per cent Sterling exchange
steady: actual business in bankers bills
81. S7Ss for demand. s4.S5d4S51s for sixty
DAYS: posted rates. A.S6 and S4.SS12 COM
mercial bills. $iS4l2M4S51z- Clearings, $Sl2,-
OH 227; balances, $9.125,4I4.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. &.S4d4S6
for sixty days. s4.SS1a on demand. New
York exchange, soc premium. Clearings
$25, 72O, $50: balances, $,S55259.
MISUNDERSTANDING, $24.17S1 S9; balances.
81, S59,643
PHILADELPHIA.-Mon AZ per cent
Clearings, S17, 664 4OS; balances, H74,413
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady, fRG6 per
cent New York exchange, Soc premium
Clearings. Sc S59.O OPS; balances. 1858. 115-
BALTIMORE.-Mon per cent. Clear
ings. 81 762. 107; balances, $5S0.057.
CINCINNATI.-Mo1ey 4d6 per cent. New
York exchange par Clearings, 1852, ZOO
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tGranger Farwen & Co.'s wire.I

IIIdHgtI IaIWtII q %. NHe.I
NEW YORK, April 12.-The market
opened irregularly this morning. Demand
for Louisville G. Nashville was nominal
1t seems 10 be quite the general opinion
that the Gates pool has secured control of
Louisville * Nashville, either for itself or
on speculation, with the idea of dsposing
OF this control to some other railroad cor
pOration at an advanced price. The market
was quite firm, with a small amount of
trade. There is strong bull feeling on
Canadian Pacific, and II Is said it will sell
a great deal higher. American Locomotive
made quite gain without any special
reason. 1t is said that the dividend on
Amalgamated Copper will be one-half of /
per cent, but this is simply rumor and of
course, cannot be verified. The commission
business has been very quiet on account of
unsettled business, unfavorable weather
and uncertainty of crops.
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In Lorenzo Marques tenderloin steak is
quoted at 81 a pound and porterhouse at 81,
but there is none OF either for sale. This
is one of the humors OF trade. IL does not
matter how high article may soar in
price so long as il is not TO be had at any
figure. But If there is any supply at all
then the price may be a serious matter
Steak at % cents a pound in Chicago may
be far dearer than the same meat in South
Africa.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;
winter patents. S3.706390; straghts. $. 20d3 50;
$50; straights. 81 70q5 No. spring wheat.
e9d72lkc; No. red. 79dS0kc. No. oats
42I. d4212c; No. white. 4%G45c; No. white
43&c. No. rye. 57Q5711c. Fair to choice
mailing barley. 61ds7e No ! haxseed, S1-651s;
$500 Clover, contract grade. $3.50. Mess pork
per bril- SIG. 70d167 "a. Lard. per 100 lbs. 81. 75d
97715. Short-rib sides QocseJ. S96I9.10 Dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed) s7.50d7s21z. Short
clear sides boxed. s940d9.45. Whisky, basis OF
high wines s1.3o.
Receipts-Flour. II 900 brls: wheat IS 900 bu;
corn. 1000 bu; oats. l41. 00o bu; rye, 1000 bu
barley, 80 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, =. 900 brls:
wheat 1872 900 bu; corn, 1900 bus oats, IS7 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April I2.-To-dsy's metal mar
kets we're quiet all around on the street A
Few BUYERS were looking for some small lots.
for which they paid market prices. and the
general run OF the market showed steady un-
dertone. spot tin was quoted az EnZ7 &c. Cop
Der closed with lake az l2ul2Ac electroiytic al
i2iEc and Wasting az l2c. Lead held fssc and
spelter at .45c. Iron was steady.
ST LOUIS. April 12-Metals steady. Lead
ouet at 3s7Szd402iac. Spelter nrm a. 4 z5c-
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 219d3 per cent: dis
counts 22. Consols. % 1864 1916 Span
ish fours, rs.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes. 1OOf 97lkc
for the account Exchange on London, 25f
1852.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
s7sspf for checks.
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oils.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Petroleum steady: -
fined New York Z 20c. Philadelphia and Bal
tiulore 7i5c Philadelphia and Baltimore in
bulk. 4ssc. Resin STEADY; strained common 20
46isc.
SAVANNAH. April l2-spirits Of turpentins
steady at sz4tc. Rosiu Arm. quote. A B & ID.
$40: r r SIS: G. fL45: II. SIS. l. g.: X
s245: 81 SIS. y, $50. window glass. s. 20:
water white. 1916.
WILMINGTON, April i2-Spirlts OF turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin nrm az ll0ql.l5 Crude
CONTINUED on PAGE {. COL -
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIAN
APOLIS, April 12-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. All grades of cattle are
higher than they were last Saturday. The
advance varied. according to quality, from
10 TO % cents. The demand has been as
strong usual. coming chiefly from local
houses. The best call is for good butcher
stock fat COWS and heifers. The veal
market continues steady, with best selling
ut nrrofotfopG.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 5Sssc: Mexican
dollars, 43c.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at PAID an
ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-S statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.-
exclusive of the $3.50, 900 coo gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. SITS, 45O, 312
Gold ..................... 94016, Asa
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specie and Merchandise Movement

NEW YORk.-Imports of dry goods and
merchandise at the port OF New York for
the week were valued at $l0.S 1913
Exports OF specie from this port To all
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countries for the week aggregate s543, 77S in
silver and $25S3.6 $50 in gold. Imports of
specie were S117,72O in gold and $4,000 in
silver.
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HOgs-Receipts. 800; shipments, 200. There
has been a steady advance in hog prices
since the opening of the week until at the
close. they are 2Oq25c higher than they
were last Saturday. The advance has been
general. all grades following the upward
movement. Receipts have been a little
larger than last week. but the quality was
not as good. The market to-day was strong
and sc higher than yesterday. Business
moved briskly. with all buyers out. Mar
vim Gardner, of Camargo. ILL.,, sold a load
of 246-lbt hogs to Hilgemier Bros, local
dealers, for $3.50. This is the highest price
paid in indianapolis this year, and this
figure marks the extreme high point
reached last year, on Sept Is. Most of the
rates were above 81. One load. 14O-lb aver
age. sold for $685., the low end of the
market All sold. The market closed
steady at the advance. Quotations.:
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK THE WEEK ENDING APRIL IL.
BANKS

The the TsT Gs F5a the Ss "s f sSrns totals
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Banks Strengthen Their Position in
Regard to Reserve.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ended
to-day shows the following changes:
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Local Banks and Trust Companies
Chicago Stocks.

[Granger Farwerl 6 Co.'s wire.I
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
153rd Street
152nd Street.

152nd Street
approximate Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the property be sold is fifteen
thousand five and sixythree and 33-iO0 SIS
563 dollars (vh thereon from May g.
and allowances amounting 10 three
hundred thiryeight and 05OO (s33so-1 dollars
with May 13 1902 and the expenses OF he
sale estimated hundred and fifty and O0-10O
OoiOO dollars The approximate amount OF taxes.
assessments other the said property. with
interest 10 June H. the date fixed for the sale
interest thereon TO the date
closing sale Of such property are to De allowed 70 the
purchaser out purchase money. or Which 70
be paid by referee. hundred and sixty-hve
and 6O-IOO (S265. 60 100, dollars ---->-
LEE LEE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. =,
20 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. Ne"
York Y 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YOFK--Cent-al Trust Company % New
York substituted under Will
Eent Of John c. Barley. deceased. plaintiff. against
Joseph Young and others defendants
in pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered the entitled action.
signed. referee said Judgment sell
public auction the New SalesrOoul.
No Ill Broadway IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New EorE the 18th day OF June. 1902. % clock
noon OF that day by Herbert a Sherman auctIonser.
the premises directed by said Judgment Sold and
therein described follows:
All that certain lot, piece parcel OF land. situate
lying and being the Borough Manhattan. City OF
New York County and State OF New York bounded and
described follows: ginning the south
hundred and eight feet four inches westerly from
formerly widened: running
parallel with partly through
party wall ninetynine feet eleven
o the block between One Hundred
Thirty-ifth Hundred and Thrty-sXrh streets:
inches. thence norther!y parallel
with IHnox nnety-nne inches TO the
southery Hundred and Thirty-sixth street
easteriy along the soUtherly side
Thrtysixth street sixteen feet eight inches
10 the point or place beginning said premises
being in block 1920 The Land Map City
York. Being premises which conveyed
10 said Joseph Young Albert Fuller by dated
March 1898 and recorded in the Office OF
ter OF County Of New York on March 9th
1898 Iioer Is. section ., page 81.
Dated York. MAY IL. 1902.
ROLIIS NJ MORGAN. Referee
BUTLER. NOTMAN. JOLINE & MYNDERSE. Attorneys
Plaintiff. 81 Wall street. Manhattan Borough
York City
one Hundred Thirty-sixth street:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Abert f. Brugmau and Francis E.
Brucman Of the Last VIII and Testament
l. deceased Plaintiffs. against Alice R.
Strauss Krieg Defendants. In pursuance Of
foreclosure duly made and entered
entitled action bearing date the 18th day Of
May, 1902 undersigned. the Referee said tudg
named will sell public auction the New York
Salesroom III Broadway IN the Borough or
Manhattan New York the 10th day OF June
1902 at - o that day. by Peter F. Meyer
Auctoueer premises directed said Judgment be
described follows: All those three
lots pieces parcels of land situate lying and
Twenty-thrd Ward of the City OF New York
which, together. bounded and described
follows namely: Beginning point the easterly side
distant hundred 0O feet northerly
the intersection of the easery
Avenue with the northerly side of St
Street. thence nOrtherly along the east
erIy Avenue SiXty-twO and iSlU0 ~
feet and parallel with ST. May's Street
the centre line of the block be
twee and Wales Avenues. thence southerly
lire of the block siNtytwo and iSlOO
feet: westerly parallel with St Marys
900 feet the easterly side OF Con-
cord the point place of beginning Be the
several distances and dimensions more or less en
part premises conveyed 10 the said Anna Krieg
by William F. Brugman. sole surviving executor and
trustee will Francis F. Brugman. deceased. by
deed dated January 10th. 1S9s.
Dated York, May 18th, 1902
LOUIS F. DOYLE. Referee.
BLACK & KNEELASD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Al Pine
Street New York City
following IS diagram OF the property TO be sold
above described:
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uyHE OCEAN ELECTRIC RAILWAY CON-

New .s. Jso5 XoEk r. Room N u, T. ,ooo
n,HE OCEAN ELECTRIC RAILWAY CON-
having MED Lit its spPeation ion III writing & to the
Board OF Aldermen OF The on CITY OF Ne% 69F dated the
rahcise The streets avenues ana highways in
queens City OF New York. hereinafter mentioned. for
a se sef surface railroad through upon and along
Ike surface Of the following streets avenues and high
Beginning the existing tracks Of
The Ocean Electric Railway COMPANY at or near the
wsy n the Fifth Ward OF the Borough Of Queens and
C Of New York ana running from sstd point through
5e snTerseetg south street running from thence
aons Gana s6ethery Direction Crossing Far Rockaway
Inlet ay the Atlantic Ocean also from the point OF
svenus 50 called in RocKaway Park Rockaway Beach,
f9 thence IN an IN 1sS @ Sue15 aRa henee easfern aohg
TIE Boulevard Park avenue: and thence northerly
road compsRy in what Is nov k9oUn as asmmes & IN IN
Together with all necessary connections switches.
7s oI and hf for the OF Of @ the csr OF @
Be run over SAID raroad tracks BY said The ocean Eiec
the Railway Copany its successors essees or assigns
said The Ocean Electric Railway Company It's successors
extensions Of me necessary and poles string
Halfway Company be used and operated thereon by
or right shan Be and hereby upon the
The sad faiiTosd shan built
b3SbD-avs aforesaid n and condition and
the the street shall be restored its former
The saia The ocean Electric Railway Company its
successors assigns, shall be entitled
following of fare compensation
cents for passage ver the whole the line of said The
The said The Ocean Electric Railway Company: It's
its railroad and property in good condition and shall give
grant under penalty of forfeiture of this
grant - - 49, ,,,.., ,,,,.. ,-
prior condition OF the making of this
ehsT binding agreement. to be duly
centuun of the net derived OF the
by IL the streets and highways
retained by The Ocean Electric Railway Company.
successors. assigns from such
railroad that portion Of said
: ard highways covered by this grant
And the consent o. tis Board OF Aideren is hereby
given 10 the CONSTRUCTION maintenance and operation OF
railroad aforesaid for the public in the
and transportation Of persons and property
propelled by electric or some other desirable
power other than for ton upon
I surface of the streets herenabove specified.
all necessary connections switches s!dngs turnou.s
turntables. and stands in connection with said railroad
necessary the convenience and accommodation OF
and the convenient operation said rail-
road" ~
Now, therefore. pursuant the direction given by
resolution Of Aldermen CITY of New
approved by Mayor Of said city on the
23d day Of May. 1902 public notice application
hereby given and that. the Chamber Board
OF Aldermen in the City Hall. Borough OF Man
des OF June. 1902. o'clock afternoon such
application Of said railway company will con
sdeTed and public had thereon.
An persons interested In said application notified
70 be present az the time and place aforesaid an oI
IN relation thereto. ~
y J. sCCLLY City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
THE ART OF SINGING.
A BOOK OF USEFUL SUGGESTIONS.

HEALTH. SPEECH AND SONG a Pr PgaGsical tss9I
Guide to Voice Production. BY Jutta Bell
Ranske- Octave. PIP I5s. E P Dutton & Co
There is probably no subject in which more
confusion exists and which is more hotly dis
puted than voice production. The treatises on
it are innumerable and much at variance with
each other. Mrs. Bell-Ranske's addition 10 this
literature is more catholic than many such
treatises; she admits that many of the appar-
emily conflicting opinions contain a part of the
truth If not the whole of it. The masters Of
the contradictory schools. she believes, are SIM
ply advocating the special training that cured
their individual faults, and fail to see that IL
may not meet the needs Of others. Mrs Bell
Ranske starts out 10 show that these dlferent
methods are simply parts of one greater whole.
each having its excellent point, but none COM
plete. Her own exposition is divided into three
parts. dealing respectively with the motor ele-
1nent-breath," the resonator," tine organ it
self" She begins with physiological explana-
tion and picturng of the vocal organs. She
then proceeds TO discuss the working of these
organs in concord with one another. Control of
the breath she believes TO be the first thing
necessary. leading to correct position Of the
vocal organs.
Mrs BeIl-Ranske utters what the most intelli-
gent singers and teachers know 10 be true when
she says this about modern dramatic singing:
lutionary ideas he did TO destroy the
beauties of a perfect organ, but he meant to
add human qualities to il. that it might not be
handled only a perfectly regulated machine.
but become the medium Of human sensations
He did not mean that the beauty of tinlbre
should become forced because interpreting the
intensity of love and passion. Wagner saw and
felt that song as il was represented by the old
school nothing more or less than an ex-
ouisite instrument; body 10 which he added
soul. Let not. therefore, make the
mistake Of thinking that in greater develop
rnent we can ignore the Old Italian school On
the contrary. we must understand II, hold it and
add to il, realizing in fun that the so termed
dramatic art is the last touch by which we may
make or mar song.
1t is impossible for any but the general prin-
ciples of singing TO he taught in a textbook;
and this IS once more shown in Mrs. Bell
Ranske's book we'll as in her criticism OF the
various schools she conceives TO be in error.
in her constructive advice Beyond a
theory as to the proper method of breathing
which she declares 10 be the diaphragm or
costal. against abdominal or other methods
there is little that is absolutely definite 10 be
gained from a reading Of this book Yet it is
fun Of suggestiveness in points of detail as we'll
in general method
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
lccposGis.
,osAIs For MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phila Depot O. NJ. Dept. 142s Arch Street Phi.a;;;
Pa Nav i6th 1oO2-SeaIed proposals. In tripcate VIII
he received here until O'Clock p. NJ. Friday June 6th
1902 for delivery the Philadelphia Boston Chi
OF the De
raTtnrept Axes. Heves Iron bedsteacs, BroGls
Scr1Ibbing Brushe Chairs. Linen collars Iard
Holders for Bunks and Knit Wool Drawers Flags
Campaign Hats rubber PCnchos Pillows ChambTay SArts
White Shirts Wool Stockings. heavy and light BLACK ana
waist Res Bidders requested to examine cdretuty
STANDARD samples specifications that proposals
he a full knowledge OF requirements
absolute compliance with the standards ard spechca
Stockings. heavy which Shoud
have shaped Will 5e insisted upor IN the
irsrection of goods. UNGUARANTEED BIDS and dos
based upon samples offering from specific except
in the Stockings. heavy VIII under no clrcuf-
stances TIE articles advertised for are n
which bids are TO be opened at other
tenots Early essential and bidders must
eafe in their proposals and time of delivery
should contract awarded them and no proposition
should be which they not positive they can D
snIIteIy fulfil Deliveries must commence during tne
rsenf Fiscal Year attention OF bidders is especially
raIad to the provision Circular Bidders regard
will be eXacted deliver
are not provided for in contracts govern
ment reserves reject accept any or all pro
posais or any thereof Preference given to articles
or domestic production manufacture conditions OF
quality and price ncluding price Of foreign
Scfiop or manufacture thereon) being equal
4 GUARANTEE in 10 per centum of the value OF the
accompany all proposals anks
for proposals information will be furnished upon
applcation. Envelopes tanning proposals 70 De IN
dorsed 'Proposas Military Supplies 70 be opened
une 1902 and addressed to Colonel JOHN V. FIIf1
Asst. Quarter-naster General L S A
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
GiIailous.
: THE STATE OF NEW

York, persons interested in the Estate OK tne
Akouphone Company. assigned 10 lanes ; oSsale IoE
the benefit of creditors send greeting lou ana Gaen S S
No are HEREBY cited required personally 20 De aIc
aDpear AT SpeciaI Term Of the Supreme court
OF the state OF New York be held in the County ourt
he Manhattan. city OF New y ORR
ON the twenty-second day July. 1902, at O;o ciocK
in the forenoon OF that day and there 70 snow
cause why settlement OF the accounts OF 5liis
0N4aIe asscnee OF named AkoUPhone Com
pany Should NOT be had cause be shown then
10 attend 10 the final settlement OF the assignee ae
counts. 49,. ~.,,
testimony whereof have hereinto caIsea taf 7 sea-
OF the said Supreme Court 10 be hereunto atiX-d-
IseaLI Witness Hon J Proctor Clarke es1an5s JUS
ttce of said Court. this - day OF Ma I"o-
THOS. L. HAMILTON. Clerk
BosTwICK. MoRRELL & BATES, ATTORNEYS for As
sirnee q Pine St Manhattan Boro., New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above-described property Is to be sold
So 34o0 with interest thereon from the 2Sd day of
Nav 1902 together with and allowance amounting
$685. with interest from May 2sth 1902 together
with the expenses sale The approximate
taxes assessments which allowed
purchaser Of the purchase money, paid by
the s .1+-1o0
Dated New York. May 2sth. 1902.
ISAAC FROMME. Referee.