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Show MI.LKLV H.tVXIIAl, lll.HI.tr. llE.iitv Cl nvH In hi report for the wetkindlng.Msrcho, DiDJ, ay that the Block Market Is flooded with "mi's lirles" and rumors of gigantic mil-rood mil-rood deals ai being either Inprogris urnlrtadyarcumpllsliej. Wall Htreet I almost wholly uuder control of com Irallvely fsw jiersons; never lu Its history ho such au euormoua aggregation aggrega-tion of securities lieen so absolutely uuder coutiolof ) email a circle. Aggressions Ag-gressions of this sort I y 1 apltal are sure to Lo fallowed by reprisals nu tbe part of labor, besides alfrrdlng tbo political damagogue and the labor agitator Held for exploiting. The silver question Is becoming Influential In-fluential In Wall Htrtel. Already It I producing Important ell'ncli. Ths renewal re-newal of tbe ex,rU of gold lias proved an eyc-oiincr. Owing to Ilia vast excess of our txpotts over lmorts, It seems tarllcularly anomalou that wu should at present be exporting gold. How Is Ibis extraordinary movement to be accounted ac-counted fut? It Is 1 resumed that since tho passage of the silver act of lt3, over one hundred million of American securities have beon returned from l-uroi.. It Is said that I.tiropeana fear a d rrt'latlon In American currency cur-rency In tbo eveut of frr coinage of sllvtr, nnd hence are averse to bold-Ingnny bold-Ingnny secutlllts not 1 ayable In gold. Under tliesa circumstances, tho main boiuor Wall Ktreot Is In the 10s. slble formation of nu International Conference to sittle the silver 1 roblem upou abroad aud safe basis. (Secretary Foster's visit to l.urope lias something to du with the bringing about of such a confemitr. |