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The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
Changes in Personnel.

The following change in personnel
was announced yesterday by the De-
partment of Commerce:
Sylvester A. KiIloran PROBATIONARY
appointed clerk at $500 in the office
Of the Secretary.
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ARREST 1900 BRIToNs.
Germans Force Them TO Military
Camp at RuhIeben.

The Hague. Nov. s.-Reports from var
ious parts OF Germany indicates that the
arrest OF English subjects in Berlin on
Friday morning has been followed by
wholesale raids on every British house
hold in the country.
The number arrested in Berlin exceeds
800 In addition. 100 have BEEN arrested
in Dresden, many more at Leipzig:
eighty at Hanover, and 400 at Hamburg
The number taken at Munich has not
been reported, but the English popuIa-
ton there Is considerable.
Those arrested in Berlin were put in
trains and taken to the race course at
Ruhleben. Most OF them we're escorted
through the streets on foot to the Alex
derplatz station.
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FIGHTING OVER SENAToRsH1P.
Gov. MeGovern, OF wisconsin, Wants
Ballots Thrown Out Counted.

Ballots Thrown Out Counted.
Milwaukee. Nov. s.-Papers were fled
in six Wisconsin counties today by
attorneys for Gov. F. Z. McGovern. de-
manding a recount OF the vote for
United States Senator in last Tuesdays
election. The recount is asked in Mil
waukee. Dane. Douglas, Polk, Fond du
Lac and Waukesha counties.
1t is charged that ballots which
should have been counted were thrown
out. He claims there were enough to
have elected him. State Senator Hust-
ing. who returns show. won by a small
margin. claims as many OF these votes
favor him as McGovern.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
A GREAT BOOK FREE.

DR., Pisrce's Common Sense Medical
pages. 10 sent free on receipt Of two
dimess or staTnpa, to pay expense Of
mailing only. Address Doctor Pisrcs.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
NEW MEMBERS ADMITTED.
Board of Trade Executive Commit
tee Passes on Nine.

NGe Eds8cb ON NInes
The executive committee OF the Board
Of Trade held u special meeting yes
terday to admit to membership several
applicants that they might take part in
the Boards annual meeting last night.
The following names were reported
favorably by the committee: Alfred c.
Flather, Walter K. Evans. Robert E.
Heater, John H. Sherman. II. N. Gran
dali, Robert D. Suter. ]. B. Liggett. E.
7. Love. and Oscar H. Coumbe.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10

For the last 1--WE years this country has
used from @ to q Per cant Of the copper
Il produces
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-10
CARRANZA DEFIES PEACE
MEETING In MANIFESTO

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
AGED RULER ACCLAIMED.
Emperor Francis Joseph Gets Great
Tribute From, Nicnnese.

Special Cdbie Dtspdfchts 10 THf SuN.
VIENNA, July 30.--Emporor Francis
Joseph returned TO Vienna, accompanied
by Archduke Charles. heir to the throne,
to-day. amid scenes of wild enthusiasm.
Great crowds. headed by the bands OF
scmi-military organizations met the En-
peror at the railroad station and escorted
him to Schoenbrunn Castle. Crowds
thronging the sidewalks from building
wall to curb cheered the Emperor The
Burgomaster of Vienna met the ruler IN
the courtyard Of the castle and expressed
to him the devotion and patriotism of the
people OF the city. The Emperor in "A
brief speech expressed his gratitude for
the demonstration OF loyalty.
The Emperor spoke to the officers OF
the garrison at Linz to-day AS he was
passing through that city on the way
from Ischl to the capital Tia officers
had gathered on the station platform to
greet their monarch The Emperor said !:
II only have time to give you a few
words of greeting In this grave hour.
These are times that trust in the good
spirit. the endurance and valor Of my
army. 1t was my wish To maintain
peace"
A great crowd gathered at the station
at Ischl when the Emperor left for Vienna
and cheered him repeatedly
LoNpoN, July 3i,--The political corre-
spondent of the Daily Telegraph at Vienna
lays emphasis on the cheerful alacrity
with which the Slav population OF Austria
has responded to the war cali These
people. he SAYS, are Just as enthusiastic
as the rest OF the population.
The correspondent describes the indig-
nation felt at the assassination of the Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess
Of Hohenherg at Sarajevo. lie asserts
that Austria Is most anxious to locslize
the war and will actively cooperate with
,l.. at
zation OF the conflict viii, however. depend
on Austria not being compelled to place
part of her army on the Russian frontier,
and that the Powers must not interfere
with the conditions OF peace between
Austria and Servia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
MARINE RATES IN PANIC.
Insurance Market DemoraIi,cd-
War Risk on Everything.

Marine insurance examinations her.
and in London jumped up the Insurance
rate on gold shipments TO Europe y,ster-
day to | per cent. or 10000 on The
s1.OOO.OOo. This is the creates, demand
ever made in this country for such in
surance. but the European bankers maid
II willingly and, accordingly to the under
writer's. they will have to pay more to-
day and on Saturday unless tho war
tension relaXes
The situation was almost as bad in
regard TO general cargo rates 10 .he
ports or the Old World The marine in
surance brokers offices were besieCed all
day by anxious shippers who had on
tered into commitments to deliver Amer.
can goods 10 customers I'm E'urone In
such cases II was said: the seller will
have to shoulder the cost Of tho a6di-
tional war and general risks. as HE
contracts In the most cases call for
delivery abroad with freight. Insurance
and other charges paid
When the time for closing cam. n,
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the office.
of several OF the principal brokers in tho
William street district were crowded fo
the doors with seekers after cargo in
surance. In some case the doors wer.
locked on the late corners. II apncared
that the marine insurance companie Of
Hamburg. Rotterdam and Antwerp were
unable IN quote rates or % help out .he
American and London companies to any
appreciable extent, so az in other mar.
kets New York had 10 bear the brunt o,
the demand.
1.-THE marine insurance market OF the
world is utterly demoralized," said the
head of one Of the largest brokerage
houses. which has important foreign con.
nections. Really 1t Ia not possible 10
quote insurance rates to-day IN the usua,
way There is n war risk on practically
everything Each shipment must stand
alone and take the hest rate Il can get
~ that there Is nothing like enough
insurance TO go around. There Is no
doubt that the ocean commerce OF the
world II seriously hampered AZ the
moment"
one Of the .orest spots In the Insurance
world yesterday was represented by silk
In the event of general war II was au-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
PRICE OF MEAT TO JUMP.
Chicago Business Men See Advance
Coming In All Food StuHs.

CHICAGO. July 30--Momentary stimu-
lation 81 business in the United States
with bad after effects will result from war
in Europe. according to Chicago business
men. Higher prices I'm the United States
viii naturally follow the increased de-
mund tbroad for American products.
THE present supply OF cattle 10 ade-
quate 20 meet any probable demand. but
in the event of general European war
foreign markets would be demoralized.
the export demand would bring abnormal
prices for cattle. necessarily meat prices
would advance" said Edward Cudahy.
presidon; Of the cudahy Packing Com
pany.
Conflict between Austria and Servia
will not materially change prices for
meets, but in the event Of general Euro
pean war meat prices would naturally
he advanced. because Of the Increased
demand and decreased stocks said Ar
thur Meeker, general manager OF Armour
q co
The dry goods market has not been
affected so far as the result of the situa-
ton In Europe In the event OF pro-
tractcd war the nations involved would
draw on us for blankets and supplies for
the immense armies in the field said
John @. Shcdd, president OF Marshall
Field & co.
Every soldier on the line Of march
wears out q pair uf shoes in thirty days.
and this will create an enormous demand
for shoes and cause an increase In the
price OF leather. Leather has been GONG
mn for seven wears: the leather market Is
a world market; American bidders must
compete with those In Europe when the
supplv In one central market IL depleted
q demand IL made upon another market,
the bidding becomes more keen ana the
prices Jump" said J. Harry SELF, presi-
dent OF SELF, Schwab Il Co
81 think that the prices of foodstuffs
will Jump" said Clarence Funk president
Of the NJ Rumely Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
WANTS MONTENEGRO
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
Italy Urges Action Similar to
That of Bulgaria and
Portugal.

ROME. July 3O-Thc newspapers say
that italy is trying to persuade Monte
negro to remain neutral
The Nationalist newspapers are making
demands that Italy mobilize her forces.
Italy now looks to Germany alone to
maintain thu peace Of Europe II was
said I'm official circles here to-day that
the time had come for Germany TO in
dicate whether she wants war or peace
and that Germany alone could influence
Austria IN the latter direction
All hope for mediation az a possible
preventive of a general European war has
been abandoned here.
The Servian Minister to Rome. NJ.
Michailovitch, in Il personal conversation
Today, called attention TO the danger
which Italy would face in case Austria
should crush Servia. There had been a
movement in the DUAL Monarchy for a
long time. he said. for the increase to a
ltr!ule monarchy with Servia making IN
the third member on similar terms to
those under which Bosnia, Herzegovina
ana croatia are now members Of che EN-
ulrc.
The Auha ssadors OF all the Powers have
int,rchanged views I'm the last twenty
fnur hours with the Marchese di San
Giuliano. the Italian Minister e Foreign
Affairs.
Greece is preparing To mobilize her re-
serves. II Greece aids Servia Austria VIII
blockade he Greek coast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
CANADIAN TROOPS MOBILIZE
Dominion Feel. Hound to Aid with
Men and Money.

OTTAWA, ont, July Sd, Great
Britain enters the European struggle
Canada Will rally with men and money
to her support. Acting upon coniiden-
tial advices received from the British
War Office Col. Sam Hughes. Minister
OF Militia and Defence. returned from q
vacation trip to-day and summoned a
conference of the Dominion militia coui-
ell
Upward Of 81, 600 Canadian militiamen
trained IN the militia camps Of this coun-
try this summer. Cot. Hughes said that
he could equip and land first contin-
gent OF $1,000 trained men in England
Within three weeks and that 100 900 more
could be raised within n month.
HALIFAS, y. s, July 30.-All regular
troops In the Halifax garrison We're mo-
modified to-day and the militia regi-
mcnts will be ordered out tomorrow for
"A test muster. Detachments OF infantry
are on the way to guard the cable sta
lions at Canso and North Sydney. Mill
tia artillery viii he called on tomorrow
TO man the quick firing batteries IN the
various fortrcsses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
FLOOD OF GOLD TO
EUROPE CONTINUES
$40, 100000 Leaves Sub-Treas-
ury Building-Crowds of
Sightseers on Hand.
100000 MORE ENGAGED
Total Of $4,000, 900 in Five
Days--Marine Insurance
Rates Jump.
SO. 100000 MORE ENGAGED

The export OF gold from, wor s,.o..
to Europe reached the tbestr,c s.,rs 49,.
'aS crowds OF sightseers gathered
around the sub-Treasury ~ Wall Nassau
ana Pine streets and were we'll rewarded
Tor their pains. for during the day a,
most s2o,000000 IN gold coin and h,r.
PASSED In and out OF the old b,,i,d,r.
Inc marine insurance rate on cola
Jumped during the day to per cent
win prospects of It's going higher.
Inc big banks also had their ouo,a
81 curious visitors. many OF than, n,.,,
dressed women from the uptnv.n az
U'cts VINO had been attracted nv tho
P"SS'n'IiS or gazing on gold IN rrrn,
iu'ntltes Soon II became almost a
commonplace for the visitors 10 500 !.
wv" morse truck drive UP 10 the doors
OF bank and truckmen unload A million
or so OF gold. Most OF the metal hauled
.htough the streets yesterday was I'm the
FORM OF eagles and double eagles and was
inclosed in neat little kegs
Late in the afternoon 10000 GOO I'm
gold arrived at the Sub-Treasury from
fhiladelphia. II came by United States
man aad was in canvas bags. $4,000
10 the bag, and the gold bags were in.
closed In ordinary mail pouches Two
poncemen herded the sghtseers al the
P'ne street entrance of the Sub-Trcasury
back few feet from the door and husky
employees OF the Post ONCE Department
rugged the money into the building.
international bankers her. engaged for
European customers yesterday $4,000. 900
IN gold coin. the bulk OF which will be
forwarded on board tho st. Louis of the
American Line to-day. Other shipments
Will he made Ivy the Vaterland and
Oceanic on Saturday. The cnga Rements
were as follows: Kidder. Peabody 4 Co.
s1.oO0.0o0: Kuhn, Loeb & Co. $3.50, 900
National CITY Bank. $500. 900 Hanover
National Bank, 100000: Speyer e. Co.
100000, Lazard Freres. $4,000. 900
Goldman, Sachs & Co. 81 0Oo. 900 Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, $50, 900
j. 4 W. Seligman 4 Co, $500. 900 Laden
burg. Thalmann 4 Co, $1,000. 900
The total gold taken for export in five
DAYS IL approximately $40. 600. 900 and the
grand total since the first of the year
almost sl2O.00O.O 900. which dwarfs the
movement At the time of the Cleveland
Administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
WHEAT SCARS IN CHICAGO.
New High Marks Set for Year
sI..5 wheat Predicted.

CHICAGO. July 3o.-May wheat SCARED
to sl.Oii, to-day. setting new high mark
for the year a..
The high mark Of July wheat was IL
cents above the price three days ago. sep
tember was 1874. cents higher' Decenper
tqi. cents and May 1iis cents above
Mondays closing prices,
September wheat opened at - and bet
fer. & cents higher than yesterdays close,
mad a high mark OF ~ and closed at
94ls. $500
July wheat opened at 90, cents over
tho close. also jumped to 81 and closed
at Of December wheat opened az ss' Z
rerts above Yesterday. hit the high mark
of an even 81 and closed at 97s cents
dov wheat, which closed yesterday ut
ga. onened AT ''.oe, jumped to sl.o4'a
and ended AZ Sl.02h
Tho prediction that sl'2b wheat Is only
a, few DAYS away was freely made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
LITTLE BUSINESS ABROAD.
hnnh 80 ENGLAND Raises Minimum
Discount Rate.

l..'.N, lI'v 80 tn, Bank of England
''..I - rm mum rat. of discount an
r..' To-day, mliins 1t I per cent
'.' 't ,,.H expected. II Mas purely a
I0' .f' measure iu view of the chaotic
,. on Ola Continent following the
'i obs of noS'ui'ics between Austria
d. s"rNH Hul the almost general ad-
~ '1r bank rates in Continental
:. r.' t,.upo, ooo in gold went out yes
E't' F'nac obtained practically the
"''' OF the 5000, 600, which arrived
,.om south Africa Tuesday, and although
so. 1000 rs coming from New York to
gay '"r securities sold recently this sum
CSa'Ao' army" in time TO offs further
'on'reu't demands
3, Nv iHoountng bills freely during the
,aS' 'rN DAYS the Bank of England has
pms l'ran.N relieved the financial world,
nl .ns '"s time ordinary sources of dis
,otnt'c have been practically suspended
s'+ American exchanges have been dim
GUY 10 secure
taeFe was general gloom in tho Stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LEAPS UP.
Demand sterling Goes 10 $40 ana
Cables Tn to 6.2S.

The decentralization of the foreign ex-
chance market on Wednesday termed the
worst in history. became even more acute
yesterday. II was almost impossible TO
secure quotations, however nominal. one
of the largest International banking
houses IN the city quoted sterling cables
al So Buying and selling of exchange 10
conducted privately as a matter of accom-
mediation rather than with any direct
bearing on the market.
Demand sterling opened yesterday at
496. going from there 10 sos and 81 o. a
new high record Cables opened at 4 %.
advancing 10 525 the closing price.
II is impossible to obtain foreign dis
count rates. Francs are quoted at 4 and
marks are quoted AZ for the dollar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
PORTUGAL NEUTRAL At START.
In Emergency she would Help Eng
Inud, says Premier.

IIsPoN. July 9O.--Premier Machado OF
Portugal authorized the statement to-day
that in the event Of general European
war Portugal will use her best EFFORTS
10 remain neutral and preserve friendly
re,,,ions with all the Powers, but that
In the event OF an emergency she stands
ready 10 discharge all the obligations
Of her treaties with England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
WAR INSURANCE SOARS.
LIoyd's Flooded with Orders ana
Rates Reach Panic Level.
special Cablc DcspatcA ID m. SIS

Lo~poN. July 30.--Practically no bust
ness was done at Lloyd's to-day except In
war insurance. with which tho association
was flooded. Rates scared again and ut
one time were at a panic level. Sixty to
soverty-tive gulneas per cent was paid
against war between any Of the six great
Powers and 40 10 80 euineas per cent.
against war between Russia and Ger
many.
The rates on risks on specie from Amer
lea were abnormal. Twenty shllings per
cent. was asked for specie coming on the
steamships Oceanic and st. Louis and
business ~ about 100000 H2.5oo oOO)
was done at those rates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
AUTOMOBILE RACE OFF.
Contest to Have Been Run In Russia
Is Postponed.

II p Anderson, president Of the Auto
mobile Club of America AT 2i7 West
FYfty-fourth street received a cablegram
from the Imperial Automobile Club OF
Russia last night advising him that the
.. 900 mile race 10 be held under the aus
pices OF that club on August % had been
in6efnltelv called of because Of interna-
tional complications,
THE race was 10 have been run for tho
Cars cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31

Exchange to-day. Yesterdays failures
and the continued unsettled condition ir
the European crisis had a very depressing
effect. Brokers declined to do any bust
ness. Quotations were a little under yes
terday's figures. and what little business
was done was matter Of prolonged nego-
tiatlons
British consols opened at Yesterdays low
record of ssia. which is Ia below yeetei =
days closing price. They recovered half
2 no'nt. however. This was the price at
which the Government broker was buying.
Ther" were SOM transactions In Cana 70
dian Pacific. which opened at 1917 and fell
quickly 10 1851. Early in the day the
l'erenh'Irg Company, with large Con
tinental connections. announced that II
was unable 10 meet its obligations All
'he failures thus far announced have beer
OF firms which do Continental business
No business on Paris Pourse.
PARIS. July 3o.--The settlement dav Cor
: per cent rentss and the newly issued
3ie per cent. redeemable bonds wiz hs
pnsiuoned from the normal date. ~" FL.
until August 81 according 10 announce
ment made to-day. Tho postponem ent
VIII probably he extended - Other securl-
tics. There have been heavy runs on all
the great banking establishments EN-
ployees NJ the RANT Of France were kent
az work on 'he hanks hooks all Inst
night.
There was 10 brelress today OF the
Rourse. though " vas men as usual The
nominal quotation NJ French per cent.
rentes was unchanged.
Their" will he 70 moratorium as ahvo-
Gated In some quarters. according to y
declaration Nv ,Nc French Minister Of FL
nance TODAY. We said that only a state
~ war would Justify such mea sure and
even then only IN case of great necessity
0ener1l var seems to no regarded as
certainty by tho public. outside OF the
savings banks tho crowds to-day were
three times NJ large rs Yesterday NInted
coin has all hut been removed from, cir
culation. due 20 private boarding and the
precautions taken by the Bank NJ France
Several thousand storekeepers were In
line outside the Bank Of France this
morning In the hone or getting silver for
their notes Their general inability to
make change IL paralyzing retail business.
Only Cash Deals In berlin.
BERLIN. July 3o.---Thcre were only On sh
transactions between brokers on the
Bourse here to-day. Settlement dealings
were entirely suspended Pessimistic ru-
mors were in rapid circulation. Members
~ the Bankers Association were in favor
or closing the Bnurse. The committee Of
the Rourse, however. decided 10 keep the
exchange open for cash trading
Wheat and rye were quoted on the Prod
nc" Exchange from sl75 TO 81 metric
ton higher. The Imperial German Bank
- expected TO follow I.ondon's example
soon and increase the bank rate.
\ nut,dam banker and his wife com
mit;cd suicide IN hotel hero to-day he
cause they had lost more than $50, 900
since the beginning OF tho war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
FLOUR UP IN CINCINNATI,
pric. Advanced % Cents barrel
stocks Fall Heavily.

CtNcINNArG, July 3O.--At the chamber
Of Commerce to-day one carload OF NO
rod choice wheat sold for 81 cents, an
advance of 4 cents over yesterdays price.
Th. 1our men raised the price OF -four %
cents a barrel The advance Is on all
rrades of winter and spring wheat flour,
An advance Of Is cents barrel was
quoted on rye -four.
ON the stock Exchange there was de-
cidcd downward trend, some stocks failihs
10 points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31

mitted. all silk shipments from the Far
East. ana Japan particularly, wouli be In
danger. The cargoes AZ this time Of tho
year are enormously valuable and are
pressing for delivery IN this country and
Europe. The brokers here yesterday wers
not even willing to consider insurance on
silk shipments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
BELCIAN BANKS FEEL RUNS.
Bar silver 7. Given out. 49, Gold Is
UnobtainabIe.


BRussELs, July 30.-The runs on Brus-
sells banks continue Their was a run to-
day on the National Bank. Bar silver was
Given out to redeem bank notes, gold
being unobtainable at any premium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
BULCA RIA is NEUTRAL.
Issue. OmcInI Declaration OF It's
Position.

Specdi CdbiC DeSpdfch 10 THr SrN
\rrrNa July 3o.--A despatch received
b.rc saws that Bulgaria has issued an ohl-
.,,,l declaration of neutrality.
Tur HAGUE. July 30-Thc Government
Of the Netherlands, I'm conformity with its
aimouced poiicv Of neutrality in the
urescut cmbroglio, has issued orders pro-
scribing foreign warshlps from entering
Dutch waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
SOCIALIST ACTION URGED.
International Council Calls for Work
Against War.

ssELs, July 30--The International
Socialist Council. consisting OF thrty-two
delegates from various countries, adopted
"A resolution to-day calling on the prole-
tariat to organize demonstrations against
4 general war and to exert pressure to
avert the intervention of Germany and
Russia IN the war between Austria and
Servia-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
BANKERS Aid Amsterdam Bour.e.

AMSTERDAM. July go committee oi
bankers placed = large sum Of money nj
the disposal OF tho Bourse committee for
loans on national securities to-day and the
exchange was able to remain open.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31

Special cable Despatch 10 THE sUS
VILLEFRANCHE, July 30-The Greek
battleshIp Lemnos, formerly the Idaho OF
the United states navy, will sail from
here Monday. Her destination In I'M
knowA-
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l.oNpoN. July 3o-Holand and Spain
have issued declarations OF neutrality
during the war between Austria and
SerVia,
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STOCKHOLM. July 30.-The discount rate
was raised from Al to n by the Swe-
dish Rksbank to-day.